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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1968 To Open Nine Classes In New Kirby School This Fall Newtonville Horse ShoingIf's Strie 0f the Orono horses racing at the Orono track on Friday last those of Charles and Mrs. E. Reid topped thp list with a win and a second place finish. Dr. FIem- ington driven by J. Hughes fin- ished first ini the. third, event and Meadowview Ben, driven by Dave Roughley finîshed secon-d in the seventh race. Gerald Rob- inson won the seventh driving Lilo Bars, a horse owned by B. Sommers of Trent River. Jack Wiliiams placed third with his own horse, Sycamore Jean in the third. Keith West placed second with Dandy Doc in the sixth, a race that covered the mile in 2.09.3. ln Peterborough last week Oz- ark Jeffrey owned by M. and W. R o binson of Newtonville and driven by Gerald Robinson took a win on Wednesday night and followed'on Saturday with a secý oïid place finish. Jack Williams also took a win in Peterborough with his own horse, Wil Lor Ace in the open- ing race. In the tenth race G. Robinson again entered tne win- ner's circle with Barbara D Pride. Gerald Robinson is one of the busiest horsemen at the Peter- borough tracký holding the record to date for the miost drives. Gerald has made 45 appearances on the track ànd hoids a record of .364. The closest driver to the 45 mark is Gerry Lowry with 42 drives. Rtobinson holds fifth place in the standings for drivers at the track for 1968. Junior West holds an average at Peterborough of .380 which bas earned his fourth position in the standings. His starts total 33 with six, in the whtmets circle, 6 seconds and 10 -thirds. Action again takes place at the Orono track again . this Friday and when one of the officiais cornes off bis holidays we are hopeful of agait obtaininig the race entries prior to the Friday meets. KO DAK nvZc Mr. Lawrence Greenwood, chairman of the Transportation Committec of the Clarke Public Scbooi Board presented to -the Board a proposed bus route for the coming school term. The plati was accepted in principle by the Board and is now to be taken to the bus owners for their sug- gestions and approvals. 'It was also recornmended that no student be picked up before 8 o'ciock tior that any student beý requircd to ride ona a bus for more than an hour. This is to 'be written into the bus contract. Mr. Green- wood feit that the routes as set out should work out satisfactorily with littie inconvenieÉice. During the discussion 'of the routes it was pointed out that two rlassrooms of students who wouid normally attehd Lockharts would this year be attending the new Kirby School. Also students frorn the Newtonviile: and Browns area wouid be bused to the Kirby School where bine rooms wilI be iu operation this year. Mr. Stutt reported'that a Prov- inrcial Inspector of Boliers had inspected the bolier at the Orono Scbool 'and had stated verbally that this piece of equipment should not be used until put hi proper shape. Further Mr. Stutt said that the Inspector said he would not approve the bolier in, its present condition. Mr. Stutt was requested to get in touch with Mr. Hiarvey Partner as soon as possible and to have the bolier Christie's Bread, Buns, Ca kes PICNIC SUPPLIES and Summer Candies 79e to $2.25 Agents for: BOWMANVILLE CLEANERS MIDDLETON'S ORONO, ONTARIO Outit Instant boadin g... at amazingly low, low price! Loads instanly ... automatically ... so you get good pictures more easily than ever! Just drop in the Kodapak film cartridge -' the camera is insfantly loaded. No dials to'set, no focusing needed. Takes color slides as well as black-and-white and color snapshots. Buit-in, pull-up flash holder keeps you set for indlopr-pictures. Cornes with.film, bulbs, flash guard, batteries, Comle. utSt$1,8 ORONO, ONTARIO POE9350 brought into serviceable condit- ion. Mr. H. ,Best, reported damage ofa considerabie nature to wind- ows and lights at the Newtonville Scbool. The OPP are to investi- gate. An expenditure of $904.00 was approved for the purchase of cleaning equipment for the Kirby school to be paid out of the de- benture moules. It was reported that a sum of $7500.00 existed lu the building fuhd account. Approval was also given for some sodding and paving at the Kirby school by Van Belle Gar- dens. Seeding and placing of ort- ameutais is flot to be this time. Eone at Orono Wins Over Port Hope In the Lakeshore, Junior Play- downs Orono has taken a lead by defeatiug Port Hope last Wedhies- day evening iu Port Hope. The local club took a 7-4 victory. This was the first game of the play- down series for Orono. Paul Jones pitched the entire gaine for Orono giving up eight hits and two waiks. Paul also çontiuued bis game at bat witb two bits aiid is possibly holding the best battiug average for the team this year. John Mather coliected three bits with two apiece to Keitb Jay, Grant Wade and singles to John Smith, Fraser Wallace and Dane Rogerson. The Orohio Club was scheduled to play 'Little Britain last Friday but due to the fact that Little Bitalu was unable to field a team the garne was cailed off to be rescbeduled at a later date. UNITED CHUlICH Orono Pastoral Minister Rev. B. E. Long SUNDAY, AUGUST l8th, 1968 No Service in the Orono Charge Service at the Newcastle United Churcb ut, 10:00 a.m. LOCAL NEWS Mn. and Mrs. Chas. Miller bave returned home £rom a mQtor trip to the West Coast, taking in the Calgary Stampede, visited with Carolyn and Brian Pniestiy aud family ahid enjoyiug the wonder- fui views of Vancouver Island. Mrs. Ken Gamsby bas retunned from spending two weeks vaca- tion touring the Laurentians anid Northern Ontario, accompanied by Mrs. Harold Snell, Danny ahd Bobby. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Moffat and sons have returled to their home iu Oakville after spendiug sever- al days with Mr. Wm. Moffat. Receut visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. De Paepe were her aunt, Sister Vinceutia, an ex-school teacher from Ychtcbem, Belgiurn alsýo a cousin Mrs. Marie Clays from Belgium. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Overbeke and Mr. and Mrs. Par- mentier from Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. J. DePaepe enjoy- cd a trip to St. Anne De Beaupre, Quebec and last week visited rel-' atives ih Detroit, Chathamn, St. Thomas and Simeoe. Sunaay dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings were Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, Port Hope Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett atid Mrs. H. Bailey. Mr. Edwihi Manning, Don Milis visited friends in Orgno' last week. 'Mr. Roger Barlow visited bis parents Mr. and Mrs. H. 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