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1-<It>N) A EK.vTIMES, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1971 On city streets watch country, keep an eye out fo out for youngsters trying to the yellow school buses. get across the road. In the Last year in Ontario, 19 Lyleàkepseye on local1 coýunlor Kirby Ne-ws Next Sunday at 11:00 arýn. there will be a rally day for the Sunday School. Please corne and bring aIl the c h.i1dren, your neighbours too. MiSýs Catherine Stewart, 1Vs. Edna Dobson, Miss Marion McKelvey and Mrs. 1ýteIda William son of London .were Sunday luncheon guest' of Mrs. C. Lowery. We extend our -sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Ah -Mitchell and family of Orono, on the recent tragic death of their son Steven on Friday. Evelyn and Roy Fulford and family -from Kamnloops,- hiave moved to their home in M\,eaford, Ont. August lst. Mr. anid Mrs. Lawrence Harris výisîted them a few days and Kevin and Anita Fulford reýturned wîth their qrand- parentiis for a boldiay. A tfamily reunion was beld ati twh hme of Mr. and Mrs. Lawmrence Harris on August 25-th, those present were Eý1velyn and Roy Fuît ord, Kevin, Anita and Greg of Meatord, Joyce and Doug Hlird, Whitby, Linda and Bill Sears and Tina of Windsor, Ron and Julie Harris, Richard adKimn, Douglas and Char- les Harris, Mrs. -Mary Morris; Orono, Mrs. Ida Plumb, Toronto, Harold and Beatri ce, Barrowdougb, Wesleyville, Muriel and Prof. Jim Grune- rud, St. Cloud, Minnesota, Bob and Lois Morton and Gord and, Lois and Kevin Morton.> Bill and Linda Sears and Tina of Windsor and Mrs. Albert Harri 's Oshawa spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. lawrence Harris. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. WVm Fisher trom Richmond Hli]], wbo !bave moved recent- Ily to the eighth line. On Sunday, Edna and Paul Nimiigon, Peterborough, Dor- eeJms haron and Kevin Loeymotored to() Glenfield N.Y to pick up Carl Lwery and hiad a piuci wîtb oroûty and Alani, Judy andGary Corîsb Thy pesetedDor- otby andAlan a agift from bn er sites nd brothers andi fam11ilies for their 2.-01 Wedd- ingAnnveraryonSetm 94 by Ken Lyall The Oshawa Tlmes recently printed a politîcal story on the attendance record of Durham Counillors at Regional Coun- cil meetings hel d at Whitby and two Newcastle Town Counillors, who are part of the Regional Government under the two tiered system, were cr7edited with perfect attendence records. According to the Times story 'Gold Stars for Attend- ance", went to Councillors Hobbs of Bowmanville and Councillor Kennetb Lyall of Clarke, Orono and Newcastle Village who have not missed a meeting sînce the first Reg- ional meeting, was beld in October 1973. On the.local level, the New Town of Newcastle Council record of meetings shows that Councillor Hobbs again top- ped the list being a b ent for only one meeting. According to minutes, Mr .Hobbs missed a meeting. in February becau- se he couldn't divide imself in two and attend a Oshawa meeting of the Police Com- mission of which he is a member --amd attend .a Newcastle Council meeting that was. scheduled tor the same day and the same hour. Mr. Hobbs holds a perfect attendance record at the Newcastle Town committee meetings. Councillor Lyall did not Miss a Newcastle Council meeting since the inaugural but he di d miss th ree commit- tee meetings "not counting the two committee meeting"s that 1 wâlked out of oveër disdgreemîerits concerning procedure and subject maltt Locally, the poorest attend- ance score is held by Council- ]or Don Wearn of Hampton who has mnissed four Council meetings, one Works Com- mittee meeting, seven Finan- ce Committee meetings and two Planning Advisory, Com- mittee meetings for a total of fourteen absences. Ma yor Rickard has missed onc Town Council meeting, but his record of attendance at Town committee meetings is spotty. The Mayor can dlaim extenuating 'circums- tances owing to his heavy committee work load at Whitby where he sits on the Executive, Committee, the Works Committee and acts as an observer on the Region's Commnit eand 'Development Following is the attendance record for all members of the Town of Newcastle Council at local couneil and committee meetings: Don Wearn has missed four- teen meeti ngs, and Mayor Rickard has missed the same amoi.in, Kirk Entwisel bas missed seven meetings, Bruce Tink bas missed five meet ings, Dn Allin bas missed 4 meetings, Ken Lyall 3 meetijngs and Jvan Hob bs, the champ) missing only one enîldren were killed . an.] pedestrians, 36 were riding 12,000 injured in traffic accid- bicyles and others were in ents. ..95 ot the cbildren wýere motor vehicles. VOno Fair En&%tries FRIDAV, SEPT. 6, 1974 POST TIME 7:45 p. m. Ist RAXCE - 1 m ile Pace 1. Rob Ron Betsy, G. Tennant 2. Wil Lor Ga'il, D. Debnam 3. Master Patch K. Vance 4. Random Chiei, K. West 5. Danzig Hanover, E. MacKay 6. C.A. Freight, L. Dixon 7. Bey Sue Jean, Ted Brock 2iîd Race - Walter Frank Pac e 1. Wil Lor Amy, F. Stacey 2. Roger Ring o, G. Robinson 3. MoorelandtFisco B.Moore 4. Andy Cornet, D. bro'wn 5. Tarport Scotty D Newman 6. Boy State §wi:nger, H. Wemp 7. live Frsot, M. Brooks A E Argylre Royal, G. Feltis 3rd Race - j. reid Memorial Trot 1. Chester Garm Ace, L. Brown 2. Halfa Coin E Givens 3. Frosty ùfornestead, O. Burrison 4. Jolly Jill, L. Dixon 5. Kate McLaird, H. Wemp 6. The Easter Demon, T. Ru ey 7. Smash Notice, E. Weeks 4th Race- R. Loveki.î Meniorial Pace 1, Dobson Fancy, D. Brown 2. HarwilShirley, J. Williams- 3. Gypsy Hill Storm, H. Wemp 4. Bitter R oot, M. -Brooks 5. High Attorney, Jerry Robinson 6. Margaret Way, R. Brown 7. Lord Bunter, J. Hughes a E Striking Star, L. Rose t ONFECTIONERY AND e Open Hocuse :Sat. Sept. 7th 7 7p.m. - 10p.m. * st Anniversary 0 s eca *English Chrome *Piece 0e a $2.75 e Regular $4.50 a OElONO. (ONTA'RIO> o * HlONF:983-5242 S M ae lstre )th Race - Muddy George Place 1. Captain Craig. Ted Atkin- son 2. Sunicrest Marlene Doug Borwn 3. Mary Bing Jim Cochrane 4. Mr. a aphone, Eldom MauKay 5. Ruby Parker, Frank Stacey el M. Orcoo owinGg> GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 983-5249 Orono 60h 1 a -ce 1. Tarport( Scotty, D. Newman, 2. Mooreland Frîsco, B. Moore 3. Andy Cornet, 1). Brown 4. Olive Frost, M. Brooks 5. WiI Lor Amy, F. Stacey 6. Boy State Swinger, 1. Atki nson 7. Roger Rin go, G. Robinson A E Argyle Royal, G. Feltis 7th Race 1. Frosty Homestead, O. Burrison 2. The Easter Demon, T. Riley 3. Kàte Mclaird, H. Wemp 4. JolIy Jili, L. Dixon 5. Chester Harmn Ace, 'L. Brown 6. 1-alfa Coin,1 E.Given 7. Smash Notice, E. Weeks 8th Race i. High Attorney, Jerry Rob- inison, 2. Bitter Root, M. Brooks 3. Lord Bunter, J. Hughes 4. Margaret Way, R. Brown 5. GyMsyHMi orm H. Wemp 6Doson Fancy, ~. Brown 7. Harwil Shirley, J. WIliams A E Striking Star,* L. Rose 9th Race 1. Mary Big, J. Cochrane 2. 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