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* L 1S11 *1 J *I JLUS U~ ~LJW --J -. Work started this Monday blessing no one bad been nothîng else will be done until for the demolition of the injured in the building.' sucb time as work starts on Orono Arena. The work is The arena after the first the horse barns. beîng untaken by Mr, Peter aofwrhdmstfte Last week members of Willemas. siding on th e east side oniadmebrofth in speaking witb Mr. Geo. removed. it is eýxpected that fair board met to discuss an Carson on Monday morning building will be completely aremntfrthhewcm 'I-Méhd nnpiy pth. plex.1 Final terms of ~h he said that Mr. Willems stated that, it was time that the building was taken down as portions of the structure were not ton safe. Mr. Carson ~'reiterated this- statement ln- ter in the day and said it was a coming week. Miaterial from the arena is being saved to construct new borse bar-ns, possibly to the east and soutb end of the property. Mr. Carson said agreement have yet to be worked out. It is felt the agreement must first be settled before any action is taken towards the reconstruction of the new arena. Orono Squirts Defeat Tyrone The first game of the season for Orono Squirts took place on Tbuursday, May 19 at Orono. This game against, Tyrone resulted in a win for Orono, the score being 1-0. This goal was scored by the center frwnrd Paul Henry. The second gaine took place on Tuesday, May 24 also at Orono. The main beld off and tbe sun broke througb the storm clouds, to see our Oronoboys have a convin cing win over the Bowmanville Jets. On this occasion Paul Henry scored 2 goals Allan Hall playing at inside rigbt scored 1. The final goal came from Bill Buchanan who plays rigbt wing and scored from n penalty shot, making the final score 4-0. Jnck Clyens, Coach. Midtown Atoms take win f romn Tyrone club The Orono "Midtown" Atom boys Soccer team, played their fîrst league game on May 17 against Tyrone, which tbey won, 1-0. This year Orono are playing the 4-2-4 -system which is defensive. Late in the second haîf of- the game, Greg Vey received a good pass from Robert French, and man in to score Orono's only goal. Ken Bailey played in net and bad is first shut-out. On the 24th of May, Orono Atoms played Bowmanville at Orono. The score this time was Orono 2 - Bowmanville . Stev7en Murree who was brought out of the defence, played extremely well on right wing, produced the winning goal. 10 min. into tbe second haif fromn a pass from Greg Vey. Steven Murree also provided the pass oni Orono'ssecond goal which was scored by Robert French. Jim Brown and Scott Yeo played well on defence. Coach, Roger Frencb. Eag les edged out for third timne On Sunday, May 29, Kendal Engles ,,ent down to their third straight defeat as Port Hope Flyers defeated the Engles 3-1. in the low scoring affair, whicb Port Hope out-hit the Eagles eight to four, the Flyers scored two runs ln the sixth and one unearned run in the seventb to preserve the victory. Bill Ryan and Ken Swales did the pitching for Port Hope as they struck out six Kendal batters. Mike Carman pitched the complete game for the Engles ns he only llowed two earned runs while striking out eleven Port Hope batters. Colecting the its for Kendal were Bernie, -Alldred, Pete Henderson, Bill McCulougb Y. and John Robinson. The Eagles play their nextgame tbis Saturdny, Juri'e 4th in Kendal agninst the Bowmanville Electrons and then make a return visit to Bowmanville on Sunday, Jrine 5tb. Both gamnes will start at 2:00 p.m. R HE Port Hope 000 002 100 31 9 3 Kendal 000 001 000 1 4 4 B. Ryan (2-0), Swales 7th, and Pemberton M. Carman (0-2) and b. Alldred E.O.B.A. Senior League (Standings as of Mon. May 30) W L Pet. GBL Port Hope Peterborough Little Britain Ajax Belleville Bowmanville Whitby Oshawa Kendal 1.000 .750 .600 .500 '500 .500 .400 .200 .000 ORONO WEEKLY TIMI Mosport event may go to Toronto Plans have been revived if ter a couple of years laying dormant, to hold the Canad- ian Grand Prix auto race in Toronto. Over the past couple of months negotiations have been going on with varîous city authorities and group to this end]. The scheme bas received the endorsemnent of Metro Chairman Godfrey who \was instrumental in negotiating a major basebail franchise for the city. He bas stated that the Grand Prix would be a fine addition in sporting activities for the city. Mos- port Park is also involved in the negotiations and favor the move of tbe event fromn the track, north of Orono to the WORKING ON ARENA AS DID GREAT GRAND FATHER Ron Mlartineli of Kendal is helping Pete Willems disman- tle the Orono arena. It was Ron's great grand fatber wbo helped tbe building somne fifty years ago. Dog show a howlingff success Last Saturday the Ganar- aska Forest centre resounded ",with tbe deep voiced beys of Coon hounds as owners and dogs assembled for what bas been described as tbe largest turnout for such an event in the district. The annual Durhamn Region Coon Hound Association competiton was sanctioned by the United Kennel Club and participants taking part were from as far away as New York State and many parts of Ontario. The bench competition wns held in the afternon for the popular breeds of Coon hounds and was held at the forest centre. This competi- tion took into accord the better points of breeding and conformity of the animals as well as showmansbip. Somewhere around a ine o 'dock in the evening ,tbdý bunt was organized wbicb carried on for a period of three hours. Here again dog was-in competition with dog to hunt out and tree a coon. It was pointed out that coons are not harmed in anyway and if such does bappen througb of act of the bandier or the dog bath are disqualified from tbe trials. The night bunt ranged over an area of fifty miles. The bunt is organized in units of four dogs .vith their handiers as well as a guide and a judge. The event bas been termed the best and biggest held in this area to date. Somne of the local winners in the bencb show included Norm Stacey of Pontypool with his Walker in the senior femnal division as well as Ross Leadbeater placing first in the senior male witb bis Blue Tick bound. Ed. Wensvoort also placed bis maie hound first in thé, Red Bone bhreed.i city of Tornnto. Just last week the idea received a further boost when thie CNE executive gave their [ES, WEDNESDAY, J UNE 1, 1 appr>val for the use CNE grounids for part event fromn Friday to M on the Thanksgiving end. It is the proposai to use somne of the lakeshore roads for the race as well as ronds within the CNE park. WÏlliaum C. Hall, B om S Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE NOTICE To Property Owners To Destroy Noxious Weeds Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act of the Province of Ontario Public Notice is hereby given to ail owners and occupants of subdivided lands within the Town of Newcastle that uiness the noxious weeds or weeà seeds on any such subdivided lands in the town of Newcastle are destroyed by Friday, June 17, 1977 and throughout the season the Council of the Town of Newcastle bas directed the Weed Inspectors for the Region of Durham to cause said noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed in such a manner as they may deem proper, and that the expenses incurred, by the said Weed Inspectors in the discharge of their duties shahl be placed on the Collector's Roll of the Town of Newcastle against the respective parcels conceÉned and that such amnounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. J.M. Mcllroy, A.M.C.T. Municipal Clerk Town of Newcastle TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE Take Notice that: WHEREAS the Old $irby one roont public school buildings and property situated at the junction of Higbway 115 and Concession 7 of the former Township of Clarke, now in the Town of Newcastle, has a very significant istorical and architectural value and interest to the Town of New- castle and its people, in that it is of original frame construction, will be 100 years old in 1978, and is one of the last remaining one room scbool bouses in its original state in the Town of Newcastle; AND WHEREAS. the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee of the Town of Newcastle bas recommended that the Old lirby one room public school buildings and property be 'designated property' under the terms of tbe Ontario Heritage Act; THEREFORE the Council of tbe Corporation- of the Town of Newcastle intends to designate the Old Kirby Scbool as a 'designated property' under Section-29, subsections 1-4 of tbe Ontario Heritage Act, 1974., Any person may, witbin 30 days af ter the date of this Notice, deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Newcastle notice of bis objection to this intenti on together with a statemnent of bis reasons for objecting and specifically detailing why tbe property should not be designated. The last day for filing will be the 17th day of June, 1977., DATED AT THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE this Ith day of May, 1977. J.M'.lcro.AMCT 40 TmpernceStreet,