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Jay Whittington, the Warden of 'the United Counties, was honored et a banquet in Millbrook June 3?rd,,given by lýis own municipal- Ity of South Monaglan. More than 250 municipal offic- lais 'and their wives, provincial and federal members of parlia- ment attended. The guest speak- er was D'Arcy MeKeougli, Minist- er of Municipal Aff airs. Municipal officiais whb spoke took the opportunity to inform Mr. McKeough that they were vio- lently opposed to the United Counties being split to the four ýwinds. Roy Foster, last year's warden, zeceived a tremendous appiause -when lie suggested that the Osh- awa Area Planning and Devel'op- -ient Study should lie left where it beiongs . . . in Oshawa. Mr. Whîttington said it- was time for municipal reform, part- 2ýularly in the area of planning 1il-W».r-v.mw iu 6BMe gumo '4 and hie was glad the provincial government 'lad offered leader- ship in this area. Bti e suggested that Mr. Mc- Keough should look carefully at the financial considerations be- fore making any decisions on the west houndary of the two count- ies. Russell Iloney, MP for Durham and Northumberland, said Canada must movýe ahead, but it must do' it responsibly. Mr. Honey cautioned about bc- ing too complacent and about lie- coming too affluent. The changes whidh the country needed would mean sacrifices -in the pocket- book. Decisions had to be made and had to be made soon about owner- ship of resources: "you. are going to have to make the decisions," lie said. "We have something unique in this eountry; we have the ability to lie dafferent and we shiould maintain and cherish this differ- ence," the federal MP said._ Alex ýCarruthers, MPP for Dur- ham, said Ontario was the mecca for those seeking social and econ- ornic opportunity. He predicted that by 1980, the population -of Ontario would be in the region of 8,750,000 and this dra.matic growth would be due to the geographical position of the province, which he, cailed the great industrial heart-Iand o f the North American continent. pin. 183-DOl, OU..,ot and opening of the plant.' T.he company, Bebo Plastik of Gyasch aftsleitung, Germany, pur. chased 3.7 acres of land fronting on Mearns Avenue to build 'a plant of about 10,000 square feet. In a. bylaw passed at a recent meeting of town feouncil, the company was aurthorized to pur- chase the land for $3,718. It was not yet known how many persons will be empioyed by the plant or what specific products xii be manufactured. huseball Notes Germon Firm Chooses Iowmaville A^ West German company xiii start construction late this year on a Bowmanville plant to -manu- faeure plastic produets. Town Clerk J. M. 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Je99-o Powders 10 for $1 ORONO PEEWEES The Orono PeeWees are find- Ing it difficulit to edge out a win and over the past week were on the short end of three bail games. hast Saturday in Trenton the local lads were defeated by a 12-1 score. Port Hope on their home dia- mond were vietors over the Orono PeeWees on June 4th 6-3. Last Wednesday the Kendal PeeWees defeated Orono 8-5 with Donnie Martin being the winn- ingpiteher for Kendai. The Orono scores were by Mark Mercer, Jim Moffat, Tom Moffat, Don Werry and Niekie vanSegglen. The Orano pitching duties have been sh'ared by Mark Mercer and Gary Cox. EAGLES LOOSE BY ONE Befora a r&al gooderowd at the Ox'ono Park the Bowmanville El- ectrons startedi 'General' George Jones. He went four inninigs giv- ing up five walks and claiming 2 strike-outs. Raîpli Kennedy camne on in relief and was tagged- for 3 runs and five liýts. He gave up 2 walks and fanned seven. Ralpli Hodsf.son led the Kendial club with two doubles, Kennedy a triple, Crorùbie a double and Bagnelli with a double paved th~e way to the wini for Bowmanville, KENDAL EAGLES HOME GAMES June 10,. Port Hope at 6:30 p.m. June 24 Oshawa (J) 6:30 p.m. July 1, Oshawa .(I) at 6:30 p.m. Juiy 5, Trenton at 2:00 p.m. July 8, Little Britain at 6:30 p.m. Juiy 11, Port Hope at 5:00 p.m. July 1B, Bowmanville a 2:00 p.m. July 19, Belleville at 2:00 p.m. July. 29,, Little Britain at 6:30 p.m ORONO PEEWEE SCHIEDULE Tues., June 16, Port Hope at Or- oao, 6:30 ,1 Wed., June 17, Cobourg at Orono Wed, June 23, Kendal at Orono Satu., June 27, Orono at Cobourg at 2:00 p.m. Tues., June 30, Orono at Kendal Sat., July 11. Carmel at Orono at 2'00 p.m. Tues., July 14, Orono at Kendal at 6:30 p.m. Sat., July 18, Orono at Carmel at. 2:00 p.ni. .Grant Yeo Son of Mr. eand Mrs. Bruce Yeo, Orono, received a B.A. (lions.) de- grees at the Convocation of M c- Master University held on Friday, May 29. 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