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KAWARTHA RACEWAV Harness'racing at the Kawnrtha begins its two days a week lirogram this Thursday with Saturday evening being the second day for racing. Post time for races is 7:30 p.m. On Sunday, the last Sunday race this spring season a total of 1616 were in attendance and witnessed a number of first place finished for local horses and drivers. Geral Robinson after taking a third place finish in the third race driving Jennie Mac Song came bnck ini the fourth te post a Win. In the fourth' Robinson drove Josedale Tina to the win in a time of 2.09.4. Junior West posted his win in the sixth race drivmng King Direct with a winning time of 2.14.4. Derek Newman came in for his win of the event in the ninth race driving Rosie's Sister with the fastest time of the day, 2.07.2. Gord Irwin placed second in the eighth event with Hoot Van followed by Keith West with a third place finish driving Shady Ady. The race went in 2.10. Jack Williams, in fast competition in the seventh plnced sixth with Judge Chief. This was the first race of the season for the Judge. EXPECT A GOOD YEAR- Brian Foster, manager of the Kendal Junior Basebaîl club informs us that the schedule for the club starts on May lS'th when the Kendal club will travel to Whtby. The first home game is the following day, Sunday, BASEBALL, * Those wishing to plny basebalin Orono this I year corne to the Orono Park on j *Monday 6:00 p. m. Midget Practice Tuesday 6: 00 p.m. Ail Tyke Practice Wednesdny 6:00 p.m. Pee Wee Practice mIaaM IMMNm Ul BY SHELLEY LOUCKS A petition of 136 signatures was presented to council on Mondny night, concernimg the unsaf e conditions of the inter- section of hwy 115 and the 3rd 11A delegation, headed by Mrs. Russell Gibson, for- wnrded their complaints to counillors ns they pntiently listened and understood. Mrs. Gibson, through Appraisers bill surprises committee Above are the girl champ- School Track and Field meet. Connie Ruegger and Lily Woo. ions and runner-up of the Býjckrow (L to R) Mary.Ann Front row, Michelle Fenneil, recently held Clarke High De itt, Yvonne Schoenmaker June Kimbaîl, Janet Lovekin, Peggy DeWitt. Above' are the boy champ-1 Track1 and Field meet. From ions and r unner-ups of the lef ttp right Brad Hillis, Garth recent Clarke High School Moore, Graydon Moore, ken Boyd, Tim Jenkins and John Cornish. . Last Thursday, May 2nd, under less then ideal'condit- ions, the Clarke High School held their annual track and field meet with a good participation by the students in the various events. Mr. Lyn Lowry, athletic director at the school, states that the school has one of its beast track and field teams of many years and expeets them to do well in competition this year. The sehool teams will compete, in the Tri-sehool meet being held this Thursday in Courtice. Resuits of the Clarke meet are as follows: Junior girl champion, Mary Ann DeWitt, runner-up June Kimbail. Midget girl champion - Janet Lovekin, runner-up Michelle Fennelle. Senior girl champion - Yvonne Schoenmaker, runner-up Lily Woo, Peggy DeWitt and Connie Ruegger, all tied. Junior boy champion - Brad Hillis, runner-up John Cornish Midget b oy champion - Gray- don Moore, runner-up, Tim Jenkins Senior boy champion Ken Boyd, runner-up Garth Moore checking O.P.P. statistics, says there were 5 accidents on that corner in 1973, and se far» this year -there has been another 5. Councillor Entwisle stated at the meeting that the Municîpality hns asked the Dept. of Transportation and Communications if the speed limit of the 3rd line should bc lowered to, aid. in safer conditions. The particular area that the delegation viewed about is the' west entrance unto the high- way, where there is a sudden' steep grade. There are a high, number of school bus es and children who use the crossîng. and a school bus driver, who could not make it to the meeting says the conditions are bad, according to the delegation. Another spokesman for the group, Mr. Fred Lowery, described the situation as "a mass of blackness"', when driving unto the rond. He says there should be some mark- îngs to indicate the 3rd line entrnnce. The matter has been referr- ed to the ronds depnrtment for their cnsideration. May l9th in Kendal. Mr. Foster states that they have had a good turn out of players this year and he expects to be able to field a good team. A good number of last years pitching staff is stili intact and with some new additions everything looks bright for the Juniors. flot too happy with scliedule8 The Kendal Eagles are not too happy with the schedule drawn up this year whîch leaves the Kendal club with only three Sunday games. The Eagles will be augmented this year with a number of players who have had to leave the Juniors because of age. It was expected that Steve West would have been on the club this year at short-stop but due to an injury this is doubtful. It is understood that three new teams are entered in the league this year. The new clubs came out of Whitby, Little Britain and Keene. This will make an eight team league providing none of the teams folds during the season. FISHING REPORTS MEAGRE-Although fishing reports have been meagre since the opening of the trout season in thisarea we did learn that Mrs. Jack Mercer landed a fîve pound rainbow on opening day after borrowing a fishing pole and making tracks for the stream. Last Saturday afternoon young Mathew Ro bin son made a quick visit to the office to inform us that the rainbows were biting at the second floom. He reported a numnber of catches about mid afternoon. He hightailed it home to gjet his pole and take his position along the bank at the floomn soon to again returni with a nice three pounder. Up and down the book stacks ADULT The Honeycomb , by Adela Rogers St. Johns (autobio- graphy of one of the first woman reporters) Homne Gardeners Cookbook by Marjorie Page Blanchard (planning, planting and re- cipes for cookimg vegetables from your garden) Pole Building Construction by Doug Merrilees & Evelyn Lvdy(how to build a cottaàge, bouse, sheds, etc. from this method) 8-ORONa WEEKLY TIMES, Pari Mutuel Wagering( Post Time 7.30 p.m. fFor CLUB HOUSK Reservations Phone705-74.2.8807 On Highway 2$ - one mile south of 115 and 28 junction CARSCADDEN BUS LINES- Bus service to the track Thursday and Saturday. Newtonville 6 p.m., Newcastle, Orono 6:15 p.m. *ORONO AMATEUR ATH LETICI * ASSOCIATIONI * 'ANNUAL MEETIlNG u Sundlay, Mayl12th 7: 30p. m. I Orono ArenaI * ALL MEMBERS AND INTERESTED PARENTS * ARE ASKED TO ATTEND mmmmm m m mm m mmm mmh OPENING MEETING, Orono-Tennis Club Suniday, May l2th 20'ICLOCK AT TENNIS COURT ORONO PARK EVERVONE WELCOME Ms. Ery by Anne Wittels (lighthearted look at womens lib, cartoon style) Maigret & the Bumn by Georges Simenon (French detective story) The Satanistsedited by Peter Haining (Stories to keep you awake at night!) JUNIOR Black within & Red WWý' by Lillian Morrison-(R book) Plants weLive On by Carrol Lan Fenton & Hermiinie B. Kitchen (the story of grains and vegetables) North American mamminals by Roger A. C£aras. Betsy's Busy- Summer by Carolyn Haywood Go Away Dog. by Joan L., Nodset 'I'Ln Sp OT ; rCrossitig