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moiNWWW-Mnu ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY -Oh,170 2RN L TIES IT WAS TUE RIGHT COURSE it now becomes very apparent that the Couneil o1 Clarke "Zownshrip dàd take the right action when they OP- posed the holding of a Peace Fesival within the confines of the Municipality. Recent news reports froin parts of Can- ada and the United States do speil out riotous crowds in attendance. at rock festivals. And these festivals didflot draw he crowds expected at Mosport Park. We do 'know that council members and especially the reeve did spend many hours cd time and travel in'their ,effort to block the festival coming to Clarke Township. It can now be said . a job welI done in the inter- -est of the community and its residents. HIGH COSTS SHOULD NOT HAMPER This year the Ganarask Conservation Authority had n sum of money, $270000 allocated for the purchase of land in ýClarke Townsh.ip. 'We understand that the Author- jty was considering developing la small pilot project in the Township and this money was to start the pr.jedt on Jts way. $uch la plan lias been scuppered when at a recent meeting the Athority decidcd to re-allocate the sum of mnoney to improve a iprojcct wthin the boundaries 'of Port ,Hope. It was stated that the cost of land in 'Clarke Town- ,ship was too higli tobe able to miake any use of the allot- ment and that it might as well be used somewhere else. There lis no doubt that the cost of land in Clarke Township ig on a hig$h level but it lis doubtful that this cost, varies mucb from that of other municipalities sueh as_ Hlope Township. The cost of land will not decrease in any ,way outside of a depression so the Ganaraska will always be. eaced with sizeable costs to purchase land in Clarke Town- ship. Unfortunately the Ganaraska hus operated on a small budget over thec years and bas not in recent years been able to keep pace with inflated costs. Port Hope has been one municipality that bas been reluctant to sib.cibe on an equal bagis with ther centres even though, it gaîned tremendouls. benefits from the Authority iii parkland devel-, -opinent and flood control. Their reluctance has hindered the work od the Authority due to lack -of finances. It is douiytfui that thec inclusion, of Cobourg Will help that much focr thieir allocation will no doubt be. offset'with proposed expenditures wvithin' their area as alre-ady noted with, the proposai to purchase a mili and pond site. The Wilmot Cireek wbich bas its source in Clarke Township land does run south to the lake is an important water course not only to the Township but to the whole airea. It is unfortunate that the' Authority cannot see fit to ailoeate funids for a project to this river vaUleyand especially in the area of the source of the creek. Surely -we cannot forget the Wilmot just because land lis costly... tliere are other considerations defined in the purpose 0f ,a conservation Authority. ORONO TYKES AWAY JIOWN IN LEAGUE PLAY although high in spirit and will- ingness to play find themselves at the bottom of the league. The Thne Grono Tyke- basebali team ut will meet in the first round of -the playdowns is in first pace, not having lost a game this year.' Newcastle teaim with whom Oro- The Orono team is sporting new uniforms, which are to be paid out of the proceeds of a50- 50 draw. To Celeborate Her First Birthday .Denise, Arlene Brown shown in flic above photo will ccl- ebrate her- firýt brthday on July 3lst, 1970. Denise Arlene is theug'.hter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown of Pontypool andýi granddaughti r of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Ponty- poMr. and '1-7. ~o Fee of Omemee. lier great grand- pare1nts are Mr. adMîr5. Roy Cochrane, Orono. Oron o Race Resuits, Six hundred, and si Éty-one race enthusîast attended the races at the Orono track on Friday and waged an amount of $23,908. it was a night featuring some sizeable -payoffs. Wil Lor Andy in the second race paîd 7.80, 4.40 and 3.90 for his wàn. In the third race The Entertainer paid 24.20, 13.20 and 3.00 for the win with Superior Stan paying 5.80, 3.20 for second. The Quinella* $97-30. in the sixth paying 19.50, 14.60 Jaco Chief driven by Conlin in and 6.40 for the win, Mlghty Betty, 6.70, 5.40 and Zephyr Billy 4.20. The Exactor paid $561.00. Gerald Robinson driving King of Diamqnd won the eighth race paying 8.70, 3.10 and 2.90. Junior West Who drove Chat- ter Hall to a wn in the th race returned in the' ninth to post bis second win of the night. This win was wth Yankee Nic owned by the Mac-West stables and paid 11.60, 6.40, and 3.60. The Exactor in'the t:is race paid $473.80. Continental Sauna and STEAM BATH GENTLEMEN We have a Sauna and Whirl- pool ready for Your use. Drqp in and give them a try Group Rates Avallable m. to Sat. 1 p.m. - 1 a.m. fun. 8 a.m,. -i1P.m. 16A ONTARIO STREET 728Z460 OSIAWA Dry Agents For BOWMANVILLE CLEANERS, Pick-up Tuesday, Thursday and FrIday MAlTfS IIWAIDS Toni SUN IN ($1.95) ... $1.67 llead and Shoulder .SIIAMIPOO ($1.85) ... $1.53 Adorn HAIR SPRAY Now only.......... $2.39 J. - J. BABY OIL (89c).. .73e Ban Rolli On Deod ($1.99) $1.59 Breck Basie (ndt. ($2.50) $1.9fl Crest T PASTE (79c) .... .63e Race Entries 1l1 tRACE- !-, 11y Grattan Sharon's Joy, Widow's Joy, Carman ýChuck, Pieko Liomara, Briidgenorth Lass and Daý' d Temple. 2nd RACE- Julo Pet Richards, Portage Ann, SUilkway Dýre&i, Pepper Ogden, Ozark Jeffery Carl W. Grattan, Lorraine Hal. 3rd RACE- Superior Mark, Chatter. Hal, Kir, of Diamonds, Dreamy Chief Wil Lor Andy, Liana Hal, Ban- ner York, Homestead Irish Fer- 4th RACE- Jummy Tureil, Hockley Glen, Mis D. J., Guy Tana Molly Eaw Lea, Bonnie Delight, Wades Roêky. 5th RACE- Elifa Magie, Silver Pick, Super- jor Stan, 1. N. Wann, Danny D Dale, Chief Clyde, 1.41 Buck, AE8 Johnny's Joy. 6th RACE- (T*umsedhý V~letory Torcb, Freddie Grattan,' Mr. Forbes Key, Liz Song, Van's Pride C., Happy's Mac. 7th RACE- Tena Von, "Bonnie Riddell, Do Dirty, Jaco Chief, Waltzing Ma- tilda, S. W. Lightning, Miss Buck- eye Lady. 8th RACE- Janet Forbes,.W. J. Ohief,- Sing Song, Brown Tim, Tiu Ray Sis, Pegiwill,, Zephys Billy AE8 K. Song. 9th RACE- Mister Win, Parkview Ann, Ar- awana Belle, Plenty Quiek, Klng Grattan S., Scotch Tan, Doctor, Kirk. APPRO VAL GIVEN Cobourg Town Council bas re- ceived approval fromn the Ontario Municipal Board regarding the town's proposed $1,200,00, sewage treament- plant. Tenders will be called August lOth. LIBERAL PICNIC The Northumberland- Durham Li'beral 1 Association held their annual picnic on Sunday, July -26 at Waltona Park, Newcastle. elrowd which visited with the po- 1litical leaders in luding Russell Honey, M.P., Jim Trotter, MPP' for Parkdale. While tike parents were visit- ing the children competed in games and races. De ROGERSON ORONO, ONTAIIO WE SUT AND> BELL ou4 Gmme, Chna, ri»e AitSes" Te"u md Odtil. IF rr'UOLD ... CALL Ut WB PAY CASH Phene fUS-SUS2 mter P.m. SIIARE YOUR GOOD HREÂLTI RE A SLOOD DONOR Wed , Aug. 5 Lions Centre, Bowmanville 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.'to 9:00 pi.. Gilette FOAMY ($1.25) .. .99e BAND AIDS (.53c) ...... .44e Kotex TAMPO'NS (55c) -.. .5le TOOTIl BRUSHES (69c) .46e Kojtex NAPKINS (63c) .. .57c Arrid Extra Dry ($1.59) $1.29 Chior Tripolon ($1.98) .. $1.69 Nivea Cream ($1.59) 2 for 1.44 NOXZEMA ($1.59) .... $1.37 -m SIMILAR SAVINGS ON TANYA SUN TAN PRODUCTS 15 BAR BAG 0F *SOAP FILMS' BLACK and WHITE - COLOR SIJNGLASSES Polaroid and Others PACKAGE 0F 250 SERVIETTES FOR THE CHILDREN Gyro-powered ýCars only 48e j William iC. Hall, B. Comm. Cha rt.redAccomntant Ml day Wediiesday and Saturday -SUMMER TRAVELCADE SPECIALS- JULY 2qth to AUGUST Sth THESE ARE BUT A FEW 0F MANY