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f-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, JUNE l9th, 1974 _ ~ egio toTaunton ORT10cutRoadl cut Accidleni KAWARTHA RACFWAY mIf- The Orono horsemen enjoyed a good night of raeing at the Kawartha Raceway on Saturday eveing of last week. Junior West in the first race of the day placed 2nd wi th Fair Weather pacing the mile in 2,11.3, while Gord Irwin driving Àramac Egan placed fourth. This horse Aramac Egan is oWned by Gord irwin, Oronoe and B., Dick and A. Richard of Oshawa- Meanwhile in the second race Junior West placed 5th wittî1 Kng Direct, owned by G. & M. Robinson of Newtonville. Gord Irwin placed 2nd with William Welsh's horse Hoot Van in the fourth, also in this race, Keith west was fourth with Ja De Glassford. Keith West was third in the fifth race with Shady Ady, also Junior West placed further back on the card, in this race. SIGNS WITH WHL TEAM -Steve West, last week signed a multi-year contract to play hockey with the Michigan- Stags who wiIl be playing out of Detroit in the coming hockey season. Steven has played in the Americani league for the past two years af ter leaving Junior Hockey in Oshawa. Last year playing with the New Haven Nighit Hawks, he headed the league with the greatest number of goals as well as topping the league with the most points during the season. The michigan stags are a transfer from Los Angeles where the team was known as the, Los Angeles Sharks. 1 AR SHIORT 0F OBJECTIVE - The Kendal Eagles subscriptîon campaiga designed to raise funds for the club has so far fallen short of its objections. It was through this means that the club expected to finance themaselves for the year. If you haven't already sent in ywur subscription-form it would be appreciated by the club that you do so. BOWMANVILI E INTERMEDIATES EDGE KENDAL CLUB - Last week the Kendal Eagles were defeated by their arch rivals the Bowmanville Intermediates by a score of 3-2. Kendal went out in front in the game by scoring a rua in the first frame but this was counitered by a single run in the second by the Bowmanville squad. Bowmanville scored their second run in the fourth and won the game with a couater in th ei itt1h,, Kendal also scored a single ruai the eighth'Téme.wi nning pitcher was Jim Ryhorchul who gave up six )fis. to 4ý1l4àdâ. ?ete Maartense took two with, single. couniters to Johni Quantrîll, Pete Henderson, Ralph Kennedy and John Mather. John Quantrili pitched the game for Keadal. PLAY AJAX IN KENDAL ON SATURDAY - The Kendal Eagles play at home on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. when they face Ajax. Then on Suaday they retura to Bowmanville aad will be hot after a win in the Rubber Town. KENDAL EAGLES TO PLAY IN TOURNAMENT -The Kendal Eagles wjll be one of sixteen teams to play in a Double Knock Oui Tournamnent which wîil be carried over a three-day period-, une 29 to July lst. The tournament is being held in this district to pick a represeatative to attend a tournament for Senior baîl in Saskatchewan. Duriag the three days the tournament will be held la four local centres, Port Hope, Kendal,,Bowmaavill and Oshawa. The Eagles play the first game of the tournament in Kendal on JuIy 29th at 9 a.m. KENDAL ROYALS ON TOP 0F LEAGUE '-The Keadal Junior Royals top the league with .a perfect record in the three games they have played in the league this year. They do however fall short of the games played by other clubs with the majority aow haviag played six games each. Oshawa holds dowa second place with Port Hope third, Peterborough, fourth and. Frankford in the cellar with no wîns to their credit. (Continued page 5)~ - ~ I milli'on The regional -finance com- mittee after meeting last Wednesday, decided to re- commend to council to ex- clude $1 million from its 1974 net expenditures budget. t will be achieved by deferring the levying for a group of expenditures until 1975 andl or 1976. The finance committee wants assurance from the province that additional grants will be made available this year to equal the amnout deferred. Additional grants for 1974 will only include the fîrst of five annual instalmeats of the requested grants for plann- ing. It will not include a grant for, the proposed police com- munication systemn for 1975. ,The region will also request that the provincial govern- ment consider the ireglàs ~-qetfor additioDaa rond subsidies in 1974. Mmm t kilis two Two people were kcilled last Saturday as a result of a 3 car accident on Taunton Road, three miles north of Bowman- ville at the intersection of Taunton Rd. and Liberty St. Dead are: Alex Sokojuk, 59 of 504 Dunkirk Ave, Oshawa, and David Roy Manin, 29 of Darlington Two Police said a car travelling northbound on Liberty St. failed to stop for a stop sign and collided with vehicles travelling east and west on Taunton Toad. The Sokoljuk car, with 2 GENERAL REPAIRS Phone, 983-5249 - Oreno Trentway Tours SPECIAL TO W.W.VA. Jamboree -WHEELING WEST VIRGINjIA June 28to 30 SHOW STARS Tom T. Hall FOR DETAILS CONTACT TRENTWVAY TOURS LTD P.0. BOX 772, PETERBOROUGH PHONE TOLL FREE 1-800-461-7615 .at! 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