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ANT ADS FOR WEDNESDAY PUBLICATION ACCEPTED UNTIL 10: 00 a.m.TUESDAY PHIONE ORONO9WIl SEl if FAW! 9W if weuri~ :W. FRANK: :REAL ESTATE: LIMITED: 0 234 King Street East e * BOWMAN VILLE * 623-3393 * Toronto 923-9174 @ Port Hope office 88545439 *0 :F« prompt., courteous,* *efficient service whene * bylng or seig aude *for the largest selectionê @of properties ini the areau * Contact * Orono Area * Representatîvee * Charlie. Reid * * 983-5914 * Roy Foster e * 983-5801 a William Turansky: * (Kendal) * 983-5420 * Dane Found C 623-3965 Roy Strong SBetha ny 52rll1 , Monuments and Fa.lly Memorials Our quality and service leaves nothing to be desired Ask the person whO bought froma us, a neigh- bour, friend or relative. The Rutter Granite Company 73 Ontario Street PORT HOPE Phone colleet v. w. RUTTER Office -885-5216 Home -885-5222 By Am s PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING lAw Intereat Rates Phone: Tyrone 263-2650 Gui NEED A NEED A SUMP PUMP PRESSUR~E SYSTEM HARVEY PARTNER Plumbing and Heatiag ORONO 983-5206 Callyour, Iicensed Plumbing & Mechanical Con fractol who seils, instaliz and 8uarantees 1~ Charles Reid Orono's License Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Purniture Sales Consuit me for ternis and dates Phone Orono 983-914 WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 PRINCE CRAFT BOATS AMouette Snoew Mobiles McCuloch Chain Saws Repairs to al makes of Lawn Mowers and 2 and 4 cycle Englues ALLOUETTE SNOWMOBILES PUMPING OUT SEPTIC TANKS Bert Tompkins' Phone 7862552 Newtoniville, Ontario Clarke Public LI BRAR Y Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and flday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Thursday, y1riday AMternoons 2:30 We 5:00 p.. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. ORONO LCRCCARMA N Herb and Gerr Duval ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING Electrical Appliances T.V. - COLOUR T.V. RADIO - HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME Guaranteed Serie Box 133 Ph. 668-3552 B rothers Ljmited Manuf acturers of Cemetery Memorials 318 Dundas Street East WHITBY, ONTARIO Randy Th-ompson Oreno~, Ontario Phone 983-5759 Carpentry Work Remodellitig We build from the foundation Up i w Plumbing and Heating Phone 983-5207 Orono mTlV Ae FouKs MO AND jouT T#YEAA 4f ý> WIr T-OP VALUES 1 Elmer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE Mil St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130 Heime phone 987-5167 Milison Insurance Agency f or Alil classes of personal and Commercial Coverage Office: Corner of Church, and Cobbledick Street $83-5032 Res. 983-5754 ORONO LANDSCAPING SODDING, PLANTING AND SEEDING Phone 983-5598 Fresh Strawberries now in season Buy them AT' THE STAND OR pick yourself New Potatoes Ice Cream qal. .89 FREJYS FRUIT MARKET HWY. 115, ORONO Grant C. Wade Insurance Agency General Insurance Box 82 Tel. 786-2921 Newtonville, Ontario Box'61 Tel. 885-2288 Port Hope, Ontario FEMALE HELP WANTt Avon Representatives .. . earn .rnoney! make new friends! Get more out cl, life! Become one! Cail Mrs. Watso~n 725-9696 WEEKLY BINGO Every Monday Night Brown's COmmunity Centre Golf Course Road East of Newcastle 8 P.m. Entry 50e HELP WANTED CARETAKER Applications will be received by the undersigned until August 3, 1973 for the position of Caretaker, '40 hours per week at various schools. 1Knowledge of cleaning mat- erials and caretaking proce- dure preferred. Ability to work from verbal and written instructions and with other people required. Reply in writing- stating qualifications, address, and telephone number to: M.A. MacLeod, Business Ad- ministrator and Treasurer Northumberland and Durham County Board of Education Box 470, COBOURGý, Ontario. PLEASE ATTEND VOLUNTREEÈ CROSS BLOOD DONOR ÇLINIC WED. AÙIG. ist LIONS CENTRE BOWMANVILLE 1.30 to 4.30e.m. 6.30 to 9.00 p.m. Blood islifé..pass it on! NOTICE Dr. Ninacs' office wilI be closed fromn July 21 to August 6, inclusive. 3 iss. NOTICE Dr. P.I. Maartense's office will be closed fromn July 21 to August 6th inclusive. 3 iss. FREE Kittens to good home. Phone 983-5053., a-c FOR SALE Boat and trailer with wrench., Like new. Asking $150.00. Phone 983-5906 a-c FOR SALE Pick your own Sour Cherries at "Countree Farms," lst farm north of Pine Ridge School. $1.00 per basket., 2 iss. pd. FOR SALE 1969 Harley Davidsoný, 350 Sprint A-i shape. 1. Phone 983-5774 a-D) FILMS AT THE LIBRARY July 26th at 8.30 p.mi. Busy Bodies - A Laurel& Hardy Comedy. Foresters - Shows modern technology of the timber lands, in preservation and reforest- ation. The Story of Peter and the Potter. Showing every stage in the making of pottery. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT WALLACE : Fraser and Sandy (nee McKnight) are proud to announce, the birth of their first child a daughter Tara Kristine, 7 lbs., 12 ozs. on Wednesday July llth. Excited grandparents are Harold and Mary McKnight of Beacons- field, Quebec, and Arnold and Nancy1 Wallace of Orono, Ontario. Special thanks to Dr. Cowman and ail maternity staff of the Oshawa General Hospital. a-c FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mms. William Boyd R.R.1 Orono, announce the forthcomning marniage Of their only daughter Deborah Pauline to Mr. David Arthur Ernest Hughes, eider son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes of R.R.2 Newcastle. The marriage will take place August 25th, 1973 at 4 o'clock in Newcastle United Church. a-p DEATH YORK.: George Lawrence at the Bowmanville Memnorial Hospital, on Monday, July 23rd, 1973. George York of Omemee in his 82 year. Beloved husband of the late Florence Turnbull dear father of Albert of Toronto; Syd of Omemee; Gordon of Hayward California;ý and Margaret (Mrs. Ron Bean) of Lindsay. Survived by twenty grand- children and 10 great grand- children. Resting at the Mac- key Funeral Homne, Lindsay for funeral services on Wed- nesday July 25th ýt 2.00 p.m. Inferment Riverside Cemet- ery, Lindsay. a-c EAGLES UNDER FULL HEAD 0F STEAM The Kendal Intermediate basebaîl club are now a ful head of steam having won their last three gamnes after a drouglit of victories. The club is hitting well and gaining the necessary hits when required. Last Wednesday the club defeated Bowmanville with ease 12 to 7 behind some heavy hitting by most of the club members. 13oyrnanville at the -time held down top position in the league. on Saturday in Kendai the Eagles took' a sixth inning surge to score a total of five runs to defeat Port Hope 12-8 even though they were out bit 14 to ten. Charlie Reid held down the mound duties for the Eagles giving up 14 bits and taking eight strike-outs. Wayne Hogg pitched for Port Hope. In the batting department Pete Maartense, John Withe- ridge ans Jerry Thompson ail gained two hits with a double to Ralph Kennedy and single hits to Steve West, Fraser Wallace and Charlie Reid. Port Hope went out in front in the game with two runs in the first an~d three in the second. Kendal tagged one in the second, one in the third two in the fourth and one in the fif th. They then blew the lid off the game with five runs in the sixth off a, double hit by Ralph Kennedy, a single by West, Witheridge and Maartense. This was followed by a walk te Wallace and a single by Thompson to score Wallace for the fifth run. Port Hope scored a single run in the seventh and two in the ninth but this was not enough to overtake Kendal Eagles. KENDAL JUNIORS- UP AND DOWN The Kendal Junior basebal club had an up and down week-end with a 16-7 win over Port Hope and a 19-0 defeat at the hands of Keene. Kendal was in command of most of the éame with Peterboroug'h on Saturday but were.at a loss on Sunday, when they met Keene in Kendal.» Jerry Thompson, Bruce AI- ldred, Steve West and Bill Robinson at the toi) of the batting order played mouse and cat with Peterborough were placing hîts over the entire area. In the top of * the first Peterborough scoied one rufi of f two Kendal errors but froma then until the, last inning Kendal was in control. In the bottom of the first Thompson walked to first followed by a' bunt by Allred who also reached first-. West followed with a bunt With Thompson scoring and West and Alldred scoring on a hit by Robinson. In the second Thompson again lead with a two bagger followed by a hit by Alldred, a three bagger by West and a home run by Robinstbn. The score then stood at 7-1 for Kendal. Thompson and Alldred again scored in the thîrd with a single to Thompson'and a triple to Alldred. In the sixth Thompson scored following a double by West and a triple by Robinson and a hit by Norton. The top of the',batting order again re- peated in the seventh wi th four more runs to bring the score to 16-2. Peterborough then began to bore in with two runs in the eighth and three in the ninth following some sloppy play by the Royals. Mý,ike MacGregor was the winning pitcher witb 8 strike outs and giving Up 6 bfits. Keene blasted the Kendal Juniors Sunday afternoon 19-0 in a game finding the Kendal crew inept in the fielding department. Time and again they allowed the bail to bounce before making a play- for the hit bail thus allowing ruas to advance and score. .Keene amassed six runs in the opening frame, four more in the second and six more in the third. During this play perîod Kendal had used both Becker and McCoullough on the mound. Near the end of the third Michael Carman came in to pitch and held the Keene crew to three runs in the remaining innings. 1Keene is the top Junior team in the league. The keene pitcher was working on a no hitter until the very last. KENDAL ROYALS OVER PORT HOPE The Kendal Juniors took a 3-J Win over the Port Hope Juniors on Wednesday even- ing with EriceIMoore register- ing his fifth Win of the season no loses ses.. He allowed only five hits in the game. In the hitting departmaent Steve West drove out a home run, a double and a single ,While Rob Russell went for two hits, Bruce Alldred a home run and single bits to, Dan Norton and Bill Robinson. The Kendal team plays in Kendal on Saturday afternoon against Whitby. Tbey now enter the league playdown tournament, a double knock out to be held in Whitby on August 4th and th. The Kendal Club assured a posit- ioni in the play off s witb their Win against Port Hope last week. No wvord hias yet beeni received on their schedule of play in the Ontario Junior League playdowns. Local Sports -11