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This group fromn Orono cortestto be held in the near '111 ..~ nm lrz are preparing for.the Frisbee future with a trip to compete Contact Russ Major, Gor Lom ery if interested. ___ w, m __ .VOTE AGAINST ___ MOBILE HOMES q-l-lrum i3* KENDAL ROYAL, START PLAYDOWN SERIES MONDAY * The Kendal Royal Junior C basebaîl club start their OBA playdowns this coming Mondayi Kenidal*. The club face the entry froi Frankford in the opening series. Theopening on, * holiday Monday wil be a,,double-header with the first gaine being cailed at 1.00 o'clock sharp. * The returni to Frankford is not expected until perhaps the l7th of August. It is expected that the Kendai Royals will end up in third place in the regular league. Final position can as yet not be determined as ail the schedule has not been played. Kendai however have completed their play in the league with a 8-6 record. Being in the top four Kendal will play in the final *touirnamnent of the league to bc held in Peterborough amongst *the f our ta ms on August 9, 10, and 11. The final gaine of the season for the'Royais saw thein take a 6-0 defeat froin Peterborough. In. the gamne AI Pears *slammed out two hits as did Gary Moore. Single hits went to Jamie Wright and Mîke Carman. Ted Becker and Mike Carman shared the pitcliing duties for Kendal. !% KENDAL, EAGLES START PL,,AYDOWNS 1:The Kendal Eagles start their OBA. piaydowns this weekend with the first game in Kendal on Sunday afternoon commencing at 2.00 pro. The Eagles must eliminate Keene to travel furtherin 'the quest for an Ontario fitle. The Kendal and Keené entries have split during the season and a good series is .anticipated. The second gaine will be played in Keene on August l01h. Ajax and Little Britain will be piaying ninanôther leg of the playdowns. Over the week-end a preview of the piaydowns took *place in Kendal on Sunday aflernoon in a doubie-header with Keene. The two teains spiit the two games .with one win apie c e. * In the first gamne Keene took the dge 4-0 with Eric Moore being the losing pitcher and J. Kemip on the winning mound. A hiit each to Ralph Kennedy and John Mather were the only * its registered by Kendal. Keene scored two runs in the fourth and added a further two unearned runs in the fifth. The gaine was weil played froin both mlounds. The second ga me was a 6-0 victory for Kendai with * Mike Carman the winning pitcher. Bill Robinson lead the Kendal crew with two hits as dîd B. Alidread. Single hits wvere counted by Mike McGregor, Pete IMAartenise and Mike Carmnan. Kendal took two runs in the second an(] put together four in the seventh frame. M. Carmnan pitched a fine gaine for *the Engies with batting much improved over the first gaine. NEWMVNAN TAKES WIN AT KAWARIýTHAý Derek New man posted the only win for local drivers at the Kawartha'over the past week with the win com-ing in the second race on Saturday night. He was chailenged for the win by Junior West who finished.seconid. The win by Newman camne withi Tarpot Scotty, a horse owned by Jmnaes Phair of Orionio. West look second place with a drive with Geisha Richelieu. Newman returned in the ninth evenit 10 place second with Ruby Parker, anothier Ortonio horse owned by Stacey and Devitt. This event \was wonilby.% loadin a imne Gerald Robinson made a fine showning in the tfith race w ith Joe Stadt placing second. Junliorý West in the saine race finishied fourth with King Direct. in the eight horses going in the first race three were driven by local drivers. Junior West second with Larwil Don, Derek Newm an fifth with Meadowviewý Johnny and Gord Irin iiseve(nth with Aramac Egani. The best finish on1 Thursday night for Orono drivers was Junior West in the fifth race driving Wee Abert. They finished second. The horse is owned by Morley and Gordon RZobinson of Newtonville. 6-4>tON( WEKLY IMES .ILY 3st.1974 (Continued from page 1) said thIlat the Regional Plann- ing Board had turned down tbe proposai. Repeatedly the May'ýor made the point that the new Town needed first to devise its officiai plan before venituning on such proposais. During the three hours session couincil heard from E. R. Lovekinrepresenting Rice Construction, the reeve of Innisfil Township in which such a developinent is now a fact, Beverley Thorpe of Bird and Hale Ltd.* who had made a environinental study of the area as wvell as Lou Rice and representatîves of the engin- eering firmn of Marshall, Macklin and Monoghan. Councillor A. D. Wearn on a nuniber of occasions stated that council was discussing things irrelevant to the ques- tion and it was simply a niatter of "do you want this type of housing or don't we". He pÔinted out that in his opinion he had read soi-e reports that were biased and that two reports by Municipal Planning were contradictory. I become confused, he said. MIost of the things we are discussing could be settled in a licensing by-law. He also said in the course of the discussion that council per- haps should stop taking pro- posaIs until such time as they work out jus" what they wanted in the Town. Counceillor Wearn said that Counceillor Lyall was always talking of the need for low cost housing and -here we are looking at low cost housing". CouncilIlor Lyall challenged il being low cost housing stating that the mobile home cost $2500 and rent for the, land over the twenty years brought the total cost to $43,200. Councillor Wearn stated that he had visi ted Sandy Cove Acres, developed by Rice Contruction and had talked withi residents in the de.velopinent and he was impressed, he said. This visit was on his own and not planned by the developer, he said. Counceillor Hobbs stated he had always been in support. of Senior C(-itizenrs housing such as they had in Bowmnanville and w()uld support such hous- ing in the Town where rent was fixed to income. In some caises in Bowmnanville, he said the rent wvas no more than $40.00 to $50.00 a mnonth. Councillor Etiseasked that thie -a be dispatched a s soon as possible Io the authorities. ird JACK RICARD REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMAN VILLE When Buying or Selling Call WvILF HAWKE Vour Orono Area Representative 983-5274 Member of Oshawa and District. Real Estate Board GIRL'S BODY FOUND) ALONG ROAD (Continued from page 1) she was picked up while between the two residenices. Police believe one or two other vehicles nia.% have seeni Cindy leaving the vehicle on County Rd. 9 one mile east of Eiizabethville at about 6.35 p.m., and would appreciate anyone having knowledgc of the persons or vehicles inivol- ved to contact the nearest Police Department. BAR NMANACEMIENT AT GOO)YýVER PlANT For the firist time in the 1:3-w\eek strike at Goodyvear Tire and Rubber Co., here, picke.ts refused tudaY tu allow management to enter the plant. Two officers of Durham regional police attempted to escort a jeep driven by a, company officiai into the plant but pickets refused to get out of the way. Minor shoving ensued and eventually the vehicles turned around -and left the scene. 0,SIIÀWA GIRL KILLtJ) ON IIIGIIWAY De(anne Malarczuk, 17, of 271 V1ciewmunt St., Oshawa a passenger on a motorcycle driven'by Gifford MacKenzie, 19, ýof 894 Floreli Dr., Oshawa, was killed when two motorcy- dles were involved in a collision with an automobile on Hwy 15, near Orono shortiy after 8 a.m. Saturday. Mr. MacKenzie and the driver of the second vehicle in the Orono accident, Daniel Kvasnak, 19 of 921 Floreil Dr., Oshawa are in Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. Their condit- ions were described as 'satis-, factory' by a hospital spok- esman. A passenger on the Kvasnak motorcycle Gail Kvasnak, 16, was treated and released at Bowmainville General Hospit- A N NUN CE GRA'ýNTIS Alex Carruthers, MI.P.P., Durham, in a press release froi Queen's Park reports that the Mlinister of Commun- ity and Social Services, the Honourable Rene Brunelle has sent a cheque for $900.00 to the Bethany Athletic Assoc - iation to finance the operating of the Bethany Sports 1974 project as part of experience '74.ý In a further statement, Alex Carruthers reports the don- ation of basebaîl equipment to the Millbrook Minor Basebaîl Association through th e sports and recreation branchI of the office of the athletics commissioner. ALEX CARRUTHERS VENEZIA RESTAURANT H1i ghwva y 115 an d :15 ni mies south of Orono PHONE 983-5651 OPEN 7 D1AYS A WEEK Specialîzrng in Pizza - bless Al- ee-ESeal TAKE GO CARE 0F Y0UR MONMY.9N! 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