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O ron.o Junior Club Out 0f Ontario Playdowns Theï Orono Junior Basebal Club were, unable to win the necessary two gaines £rom Wa- terdown over the week-end to casure further play for thein in the Ontario Playdown series. The Canadion Development 1Media Wrffing Media 'Developmnent iPsychology SSocsology 1 ertising Display Commercid Art PhotographicT& ue SPubtiç. Relation hMeth~ods 1 iic *En-gTi-h 1 and- fl Mathemaotics 1 and lV Eectrc Fundlamentals ÇIiemistry I 1Mechanics of Mterials Technical Drawing Physics Electronic Fundamentoh Tool Designi Maddhne Design LMetrology Fuid Mechanks Ther-modynanis *Creative Writing *Art Appreciation *Horticulture & Landscaping *Family Core *Foregn Languoges *Music Apprecýiation *Thatre and Filmi Appreciatoin 'Trayvel and Holiday Ponnir4g DC. Machines Surveying 1 A.C. Circuits Computer Science Electronic Circuits Color Television Bo>oleon Algebra Instrumentation Pulse Circuits Metallurgy Soit Mechanics Structural Design Organic Chemistry Physical Chemnistry ON-CREDIT COURSES (OTHER SUBJECTS BY DEMAND) ý EGISTRA'TION: At the College during regular busi- ness hours or Monday ta Thursdoy, September 16-19 between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Classes begin September 23, end opproximotely mid-March. Fees: 50 hour courses-$3O'" Enquires shôilkf be eddressed to the lRegstriv it P.O. Box 385 shawo, or tokephone 576-0210. 4s local club, was turned aside by two games to one ln the series with Waterciown. Waterdown won the opening game in Orôno while Orono on' Sunday last took a 6-4 win la Waterdown. The third and de- ciding game of the series was played in Waterdown on Monday which was a decisive victory for Watcrdown, 14-2. The Suaday gamne saw a strong Orono club with Jones pitching the first two inaings and Smith corm-ninl with a fine effort The brono pitchiag staff took eigh- teen strike-outs in this feature. The Monday gaine was a dif fer- ent question when after scoring, two ruas in the opening frame the local club was then heid off the score card. The Orno club did this year provide soine good bail at the Orono park and was possibly one of the bette r clubs for some- time la Orono. Orono Tykes Out m-front The Orono- ý Tyke Basebail club 110W -lead the 'playdowa series with the Newcastle Tykes by a 2 to i count in gaines. Oronn lost a close and low soiggaine lan Newcastle re- ceatly but picked up a one-sided wîn oa Wedaesday night at the Orono Park by a score of 31 te 7. Gary Cox, a left hander, wehit the distance for Oruno, being the winning pitcher., The series between the two clubs continue wth the next e- vent la Newcastle oni Tuesday evening. Atteadancè at the Wednesday night gaine ia Orono was very poor withfew spectators on hand to encourge the boys alodig. Two Spilis At Rac es Two accidents marred the har- ness races at Orono on Friday last. Fortunately no one was hurt but the accidents did create an- xious moments. Rusty Echo won the openffig race being owned and driven by R. McQuaid of Bowmanville. It was in this event that Reid Har. ness as a driver made his debut driving his own horse Reid's Royal to a fifth place finish. Lil Buck won~ the second race driven by its owner G. St. John of Oshawa. B. Wade of Newton- ville finished fourth with Wades Rocky. The Leo and Vic De Soto did not finish due ta a pile-up. S. Brown won the third with Jin Dusty. Rod-Wyn Todd was second and R. Browù's horse of Newtonville, Margaret UalI was third. The fourth was wGn by Canal Vîew Jet with Jack Williams fia,- ishing sixth with Liz Song. Joe Johnston, Lynn D. Dale atid Fiery Grattan finished la or- der in the fifth. Black Islaad won the sixth; Robra Jersey the seventh and Bill'Reid's horse, Van's Pride C, the eighth. Geraid Robinson had a fruit- fui day at Campbellford on Mon- day where he won three firsts. One of the wins was with Ozark Jeffry, a Robinson horse of New- tonvil1e. 4-H-1Silage. Club The third meeting of the South Durhamn 4-H, Corn Silage Club was held Tuesday, August 2th on the farin of Mr. George Neals la Manvers la the form of a sili judging competition. It was held la con juncti on with ail other crop clubs of Durham Cou4y and two clubs fram Victoria County.. Ia the morning we toured Mati- vers Township with Mr. Harvey Wright, Souls and Crops Special- ist for Durham County, who ex- plained the various factors to look for la judging land. After lunch the actual competitiot took place wîth members judging four placing an1d neasons. The. winners each plot and giving reasons for their selections. Mr. Harvey Wright then gave the official piocing and reasons The wianers were then announced, being in the junior section Brian Wilson and in the senior section Terry Malcolm The, meeting was then adjourned with the 4-H piedge. nadhhgetaineta The final meeting of the South Durham 4-H Silage Club was held on Tuesday, August 27th at the f arm of Mr. Stanley Allia of (Continued page 8) Going To Vote Bowmanille resideats will be asked durîag the Decembcr mun- icipal election whether, they_ waat an auditorium, a swimming pool. and an outdoor skating rînk incluàicd at a proposed new high schOol as community, faclities. Couacil agreeci on Tuesday to hold a plebiscite on the subject, as the facilities would add a to- tal of $475,000 to the cost of the building. The school itself would be un- der t.he auspices of the Durham County District High School and' the debenture issue for this would be borae by ail the mua- icipalilties supporting the school system. Oaly those using the cern- munity facilities wouid be ex- pected to pay for them, said W. A. MacLeod, adminisCrator and secretry treasurer of the board. Darliagton Township will also, consider the matter at its meet- itg Thussday. Ms. MacLeod said the auditor- ium, whîch wouid seat 700, would be avaîlabie for community funcions as weli as sehool plays and lectures. The cutdooi1 skat- ing rink w'ould remain as a com- munity sports area duriag the summer 'when flot iced. The cost breakdown is $70000' for 'the auditorium, .$300,000 for the swimIrAing pool and $105,000 for the rink, URHAM COLLEGE- of Applied Arts and Technology an nou nces the 1968-69 EVENING CLÀSS PROGRAMME Ieading to the award of IDU RM CO 11ZLLEG EXTENýýlSIO N CERT 1,FICATES These are awarded ta students comp!eting successfuliy any six college credit courses, Mvyanced technical evening courses-ATEC Ai anczd business evening programme-ABE? Applied Arts Division AUTOMATIC OIL DELIVERY ýoü neyer run out of 0O1 with our automatic delivery and with this delivery you receive FREE 24-HOUR Service Free measur e and qùote on Aluininum Storms and Screensýý Windows anid Doors-.I 60" to 80" <height plus width) $1595 Instalatio mif eureds$.0es rah histallain If ruie $3.00 er Orono , Fuel, and L. Phone 983-9161 Orono, Ontario Iutinesîs Division AecunlngBusiness management L-aw Statistics DaaProcesssng i Finoncicwl Management Business Orgma"Au Auditing Engisti Systems and Date Processing Econorics Progrommi»ng Marketing Advertising Mathiemotics Sales and Sales Management Retail Merchorxdistg *Understanding the C&,an2fm-ee-w \ Personal Wnestment in the Stock Market ___ Technology Division Commerce f inancing and bank services helped this farmier buy a new pick-up truck.% Are you planning any purchases? Corne to the farmer's bank. -CANADIAN IMPERIM 13J5'ANK 0F CýOMMfRCE} ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1968 __