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;LOCA L SPORTS a third place finish. I the REGISTERS WIN teath race West drove Locus AT KAWARTHA Don to the win with Gerald Junior West last Thursday Robinson taking third place regîstered one win along with with High Class. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPM ENT BANK . OPENS OSHAWA OFFICE K. -W. flolam . C arrutflers The Industrial Development Bank' annouinces the opening of an office at 22 King Street West, Oshawa, to serve its customers, in the counties of Durham, Haliburton, North- umberland, Ontario, Peterborough, and Victoria. Mr. K. W. Bolam is the manager and Mr. J. D. Carruthers is the as- sistant manager of the new office. The Industrial -Development Bank provides financing, usually in the form of term'loans, to smaller businesses which are unable to obtain financial assistance from other sources on reasonable terms and conditions. IDE makes loans to almnost every type of business including manufacturing, tourist industry, construction, wholesale and retaîl trade, agriculture, and many others. Mr. Bolamn has had some eleven years service with IDB and prior to his present appointment he was manager of the Kitchener-Waterloo office of the bank. Mr. Carruthers joined IDE in 1965 and previously he was an assistant manager of the Mid-Ontario office, Toronto. The staff of the new office also inc ludes MessrsIW. S. Beatty, R. E. Dawson, J. I. McKiernan, E .G. Norris, and S. A. Shoe- ma1 îý_ker who were formerly at other IDE offices in Ontario. Durhamr County Provincial Liberal Association ANNu A L M EE TING Wednesdlay, June l3th, 17 Oddf ellows Hall, Orono, Ontario at 8:30 p.m. Election of Officers and General Business GUEST SEAKER: Mrs. Margaret Campbell, M.P.P. SpSt. Georges, Toronto E VERYONE WELCOME TO COME IF YOU ARE IN NEED 0F 786-29721 LARGE OR SMALL ,QUANITIES n* WhFay More'? -~ FUEL OIL D 1DE S EL OILj STOVE OIL r hone 668-3381 - Collect DX FUEL 0111 For Prompt Courteous Service * Cail Us Today Wes jr thle r h finished e Keith West aud Gerald ;t Robinson were both entered in d the second race with West e driving Donna Duke Dee to a second place finish and Ro- binson finishing fifth with Silver Pick. On S aturday night Keith West finished second, in the first race, driving Ja De while Jack Williams, trailed in seventh with Harwil Shirley. Junior West placed second with Wil Lor Finigan and fifth wîth Princess Karen. Derek Newman drove Glen Tennant's Golly's Dolly to a second place finish while Jack Williams in the same race finished seventh with- Judge Chief. On Saturday, June 2nd, Lawrence Hooey's horse Muddy John, trained by John Hooey placed second in the third race at St. Catharines. KENDAL TYKES BEATEN BY PORT HOPE The second game of the E.O.B.A. tyke division played Friday at Kendal was lost due to the superior pitching skills of the Port Hope team. The Kendal team did not seema to he able to get their team spirit up until late in the game, 'at this stage it was hiowever too littie-to late. Opening pitcher for Kendal was, Jim Moffatt. He was replaced hy Alan Webster who in turn was releaved by Danny Wagar. Ken Farrow and Wayne Mcbean showed some sharp fielding. The Kendal teamn consisted of Todd Havaies, Wayne Mc- Lean, Byran Langstaffe, Jim Moffatt, Ed Kimberley, Ken Farrow, Alan Webster, Danny Wagar, Mike Robinson, Brett Foster, Chris Forth, Bb Velduis, Bruce McLean, Ro- bert Zeus. THURLOW DEFEAT ORONO TYKES The Thurlow Tykes drove out a 23-110 victory over the Orono Tykes- Saturday after- noon. The local' team is' a young team with many of the players playing their first hall this year, according tq Russ Major. Bobby Myles, Stev Stec. and Richard Robinson scored two ruais each with the other four ruais divided between Robhie Taîsma, Wayne Zoschke, Duane Major and Jeff West- brooke. Duane Major pitched four innings wth Stev Stec completing the game. ORONO TYKE SCIIEDULE June 6-Orono vs. Lindsay 6. 11 June 14-Lindsay vs. Orono 6.15-1 June 17 - Orono vs. Peterboro - 1:00 June 2-Belleville vs. Orono - 12.30 June 28-Kendal vs. Orono -6.15 June 30-Thurlow vs. Orono - 10:30 July 6 Keaidal vs. Orono- 6.15, July 8 Orono vs. Whitby - 1:30 July 10 Orono vs. Bowman- ville,- 6.15 July 16 Orono vs. Kendal 6.15 July 20 Whitby vs. Orono 6.15 July 22 'Orono vs. Belleville July 26 Peterboro vs. Orono 6.15 ORONO PEEWEES TIE WITH KEENE BOYS The Orono and Keene Pee- Wees played to a 10-all tie on May 3th ln Orono. The game was called after seven innings due to darkness. Hon Opoka and David Hut- ton both collected three hits with two bits each to Tom Lycett. The Orono boy s secur- cd six bits in the gamne. 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