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-~ -.--.---.-r--~'-" - -~ -~ -' - 'y---- ~ ~ ..-.--'. '- - t -~-----------.' ~ ~k- -r-"~---,---~~ ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l9th, 1968 ORONO RACE WAY, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1968 Post Tirne 7:45 p.m. Ist Race Quinella Titan Song C., I. Thackeray; wyn Todd, G. Sheldan; Missle Trevor Song, L. Breathaur; Rod- Way, V. Hicks; Rlashy Tim, D. Hie. 2ncl 'Race Ra-nre WiCk, W. o4e hr Loolk, F. Houghton; PotaeAna, M. Vyce; Karen Dillon, R. Mc- Q-iaid;' Brent Lane, C. Hie; Stiri- ing, Gratton, A. Dow,ýns, Leslie2 N.. K. West. 3rd Race Pepper Ogden. V. Kelly; Ran Way, L. Plante; Fnisky Grattan, M. Hope; Victor Hi C., W. Norris Lucy Atom, R. Ronaldson; Lor- raine Hai, R. Hahm; Add Worthy S. BroWni. 4th Race Quinnella Meadowview Bird, R. McQuaid; Bert Bumpes, T. Brock; Chief C. Times, B, IVcDonnell; The Leo, B. .Hicks; Carol Knight, F. Beecham; Wil Lo , J ila ae ElvaMagc, G Doly;Quinite LaP.Stewart; Blue D'Ennis,ý G. Burnis; H. B. Sang, B. Hicks; Mead,,, Breslu, W. Nýorris; Black Island, T.B.A.; Char D on Craig, C. Hie. 6th Race .Liz Sang, -J. Mace Entries Sth Race Thelgiers,- T.B.A.; .Happy Mc- Williams; Park Duff, C. Hie; Kita Kid, F. Gifford Bucky Song, B. Hicks; Guilty Way, K. Webb. 1th Race Quinnella Gene Town, S. Brown; Fastry, J. Young,; Kawartha Cahdy, G. Sheldon; Jerry 4at, D. Roughley Lii Buck, G. St. John; Marjoramf, B. Shea; AMolly Hiaw Lea, R. Brown. Race position dr.awn by S. Brovzci and G. Harris, supervised icker's,,,Trails Leads To Indian Rock Carvings Anyone interested in the In- dian people of Ontario should make it a point ta visit the Peter- borough petroglyphs located tiorth of Stoney Lake in Burleigh Township. The petroglyphs are Indian rock carvings believed to have beeh made 1000 to 1500 years ago. Altlhough their inter- pretation 'is unknowu, the viewer can imagine at great length as to their meaning and the reasons for their construction. 1The Petroglyphs can be reach- ed by rond. Follow the South Stoney Lake rond, just north of Lakefield,' for about 20 miles. A timber access road turns left from~ the Stoney Lake road at the Blue Mountain., In and proceeds three miles to> the carvimgs. An- other route to these carvings is to proceed frQon Apsley on the Jack's Lake IRoad and south on the timber access road for a dis- tance of thirteeni miles. If you plan to hike ta the Petroglyphs, it'is advîsable ta go early in the raIJy-poven! tzia0"ul-tested! SEE THE ALL, NEW 69 ç'/v'OtO-Ski LI1N E NO0W! 11 MODELS FROM WHIICH TO CHIOOSE ROLPHHA RDWARE orono, ontarlo Poe9350 View Ann, B. Glover; Margaret Hal, R. Brown; Vince Adios, E. Jenkins; Bonnie Delight, T.B.A.; Ann B. Arbitor, W. Gîvens; Misty Heather, T. Brock. 7th Race Quinnella Ede Son, F. Beecham; Shotgun Hanover, D. Roughley; Jagla, W. Norris; Snowball Direct, L. Breth- aur; Ron Herbert, T.B.A.; Van's Pride C., W. Reid; Jim Dusty, S. Brown. SthRac RusVy, Bi!', R. Rahým; Depuity Chef Orr, W. Norris;- Judy Ann Grattan, L. Dixan; Hillcrest Jef- fery, T. Brock; Ask Me, T.B.A.; Rieds Honour, M. Hope; Cheeter Harm Ace, T.B.A. morning. There are two hiking trails in the vicinity which are well worth visitihg. The Petroglypli trail starts at the Stoney Lake Road, three quarters of a mile past the Blue Mountain Inn. Titis trail proceeds for 3.1 miles te the Petr.oglyphs. Interesting features are pointed out an a printed trail guide. The second trail is the High Falls Trail whirb starts at the JPetrograffls and passes > through some very interesting country. to Hligh Falls on Eeis Creek. This. trail is 3.3 miles long for a round trip of 6.6 miles. It is a relatively new trail having been recently cleared, but should be quite easy to follow. This trail country and provides an oppor- tunity to view many 'different crosses soine excellent beaver types of birds andi animals. Deer are especially common in thîs ae.The 40 foot falîs on Eels <-1reek at'th.e end'of the trail are well worth the hike. STUTT'S PHARMACY ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 983-5009 The Corporation 'of the Township of Clarke BY-LAW NO. 1592 NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF, Section 30 of The Planning Act (R.S.O. 1960, c 296), -and - IN THE MATTER OF an applica- tion by Thie Corporation. of the Township of Clarke for approval of its Restricted Area By-law 1592 passed the 23rd day of May 1968 APPOINTMENT"FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appohüis Tuesday the'8th day of October 1968 (at the hour »of haIf past ten o'dock in the forenoon, (local time) at the Co-uncil Chambers, in the Township of Clarke, (at Orono) for> the hearing of ail 'parties interested in supportîng or op- posing tW~s application. DATED at Toronto this l2th day of Septeniber, 1968. R. SCOTT S E AL SECRZETARY Phone 983-5301 Orono, Ont. Up Ami Down The Book Stacks The 1968 Caldecott -Medal for the best children's picture book published during 1967 was pre- sented to Barbara and Ed Eut- berley for "Drummer Hoff". This cumulative rhyme is a lively folk verse' about the buildig of a eau- non. Each solier, dressed in ful uniform brings apart for the re- markable machine, but it's Dpim- mer Hoff w'ho fires off the gun, The brig-ht colours and snappy rh*thm of the verse will apimeal ta the 3-6 year age graup. -Besides this prize-winping book; we have added three others ta our pictuire book shelves. ']h2y are the run:ners-up. in the Calde- cott award campetîtion: The Emperor and the Kite The Seashore Story Frederick. Dorothy Robinsoni ,Wedding Stationery When 'planning your wedding be sure to view the beautiful and complete fine of Wedding Station- ery handled at the Orono Weekly Times. ..A complete line of Invitations, Announcements, Thank-you cards Serviettes, Matches, Place Card, Reception Cards. Orono Weekly Times Phone 983-5207