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4-ORONO W DRIVES TO THURK WINS DURING WEEK CfM ilkI Robinson of Orono drove to three wins over the past week with two wins at Barrie and one at the Kawartha Raceway. Last Wednesday Robinson drove both Noble Lad and Hazel Creed to wins in times of 2.06.4 and 2.06. On Saturday evening at the Kawartha his win came in the eighth race driving Keomo with a winning time of 2.07.2. Keith West's and Doug__Martin's horse Sunset Anne placed fifth in Barrie last week with the drive by Doue Brown. , 6 Last THursday Junior West was second in the first race driving Capt. Patterson and Seventh in the second race driving Songspeed. He was fourth in the fifth with Coastal Kelly and fifth in the seventh race driving Peaches, owned by Morley and Gord Robinson of Newtonville. Gerald Robinson driving in the fourth race finished sixth with Boge while Junior West was fifth driving Banker Ben owned by Don Lycett and Carman Hie. In the eighth race Derek Newman finished sixth with Rogerland. Keith West came up with a win on Saturday night in the ) sixth race when in 2.13.3 he won with Hilltop Class. Princess • Karen owned by Wm. Reid of Orono was second in the opening race and Derek Newman driving P.J. placed third in the same race. Junior West was écond in the last race of the night with Lucky Streak, a horse owned by Russ Powell, Newcastle. The main event in 2.05.3. msimu KENDAL EAGLES WIN OVER BOWMANVILLE The Kendal Eagles in a close high scoring game came out on top of Bowmanville in Kendal on Sunday. The Kendal crew were hitting well and with some good pitching were able to edge Bowmanville 9-8. Jerry Thompson was awarded the win on the Kendal mound with relief from Doug Taylor and Michael Carman. In the hitting department Bruce Aldred went 2 for 3 with a double and twp walks. Steve West was 2 for 4 with a home run. Doug Taylor and Dan Norton were 2 for 5. Tim Walton and Bill robinson shared the catching duties for the Eagles. The Kendal boys came up with a sound game with no errors and in the meantime pounded out 13 hits. Stanton and St. John starred for Bowmanville in the hitting department. There was a large crowd in attendance for the game with the next home game to be played Saturday, Jul 12th at 2,00 p.m. ORONO GIRLS PICKING UP Two Orono Junior girls softball teams have been able to register wins over the past week. The Orono C team took a 12 to 7 win over Hampton B with Heather Sawyer hitting out two home runs and scoring four of the twelve runs. The game was held on July 2nd. On July 4th the Orono A team took a 14-13 wins over the Hampton Bs while the Orono B teams won over the Orono C team 19-13. According to Jim Hutton the local girls are interested in the schedule of play with on most occasions almost one hudred percent of the girls turning up. He also said the schedule is such that it is not difficult to arrange travel or to hold the games. It is being a real sporting activity in the community. Water in short supply in Orono USE OVER CAPACITY OF ORONO WELL One day last week water users from the Orono Water system, now under the direct-' ion of Region of Durham, used a greater volume of water than the well can deliver. As a result the reservice in the standpipe was greatly reduced. reduced. The total Consumption for the twenty-four period reached reached 140,000 gallons. The Well over the same period can only produce 108,000 gallons. m speaking with Mr. Art Leech of the public works department, he pointed out that pressure had dropped to 11 pounds per square inch with the normal pressure being 100 pounds to the square inch. On Thursday of last week when the pressure dropped to the 11 pounds the region sent out a sound truck asking residents to conserve water and shortly after the pressure did rise to 22 pounds which is still a long way from the normal 100 pounds. Canada Department of Agriculture HEALTH OF ANIMALS BRANCH Attention Farmers!! Moon Festival at Mosport Park Mosport Track resounded to some new sounds last Saturday Saturday evening with the holding of the Country Moon Festival. It was a six hour program of blue grass and country music to which some 1500 were in attendance. This attendance is down somewhat from the 5000 expected by Mosport. The musical was locally advertised and this was evident from those in attendance. attendance. Such performers as the Good Brothers, the Perth County Conspiracy, a Stratford Stratford group and others entertained. entertained. Concert goers had the opportunity to camp out at the affair over the week-end. The next festival will be a three dav event to be held on August 8,9 and 10th. Hobbs School Grounds, Tyrone Tyrone Park, Kendal park, Newcastle Village Park, Orono Park, Orono School Grounds, Shaw School Grounds, Newtonville School Grounds and all the play areas in Bowmanville. On some given days the park stall have 12 to 13 bah diamonds to prepare plus 1 s 2 soccer fields. v - There will be 22 playgrounds playgrounds throughout Newcastle Newcastle this summer, starting Monday, July 7th. The following is a breakdown breakdown on registrations in each Hitcbiker Killed A 19 year old Bowmanville man was killed while hitchhiking hitchhiking to the Moon Festival at Mosport on Saturday. He was killed instantly when struck by a northbound vehicle on highway 115, OPP at Mill- brook, said. The force of the collision knocked the man into the south-bound lane where he was struck by a second vehicle. Dead is Daniel Wayne Alldread of 30 High St., Bowmanville. The accident occurred about nine miles north of the 35-115 intersection at EnterDrise. wmmmm 2703 MAR'75 M.r 55 We Love Our Work ... and it shows in the finished product. product. Let us show YOU! Today. fin n ii n WEEKLY TIMES U IVtf II u Summer programs in full swing The Newcastle Recreation Department Spring Programme Programme is well under way and the summer July 7th. At the are 955 activities start on present time there registered in the swimming programme, which includes, Bowmanville, Orono and Newcastle Village Pools. The Tyrone Community Hall Board and the Recreation Recreation Department Tennis Club has a registration of 230 people. The Tennis programme programme is conducted seven days a Week. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m, to 10:00 p.m. The Recreation Mens Fun Softball League has ten teams and a registration of 105 players. There are 90 boys and girls registered in the Tennis Clinic at the Lions Centre in Bowmanville and 40 at the Orono Park Tennis Club. Our gym classes just finished finished for the season and there were 154 participants involved involved in gym work at Bowmanville Bowmanville and Kirby. The Town T. Ball League had 165 players, while 115 took part in the Atom Baseball League and 35 in the Pee Wee League. There are 22 players in the Junior Girls Softball League and 120 in the Senior Girls League. Boys Softball mainly in the Ward 1 area attracted 83 players in both leagues Junior and Senior. There are more soccer players this season with a grand total of 106 Juniors boys and 74 Senior boys. The Park Maintenance sect ion of the Recreation Department Department is involved with main- ' tenance work in, South COurt- ice Park, Hampton Park. i DX SERVICE STATION] A ^ 8 Highway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle 8 g . _____ Featuring: . g. 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GARAGE Liberty St. South JULY 17 HAMPTON-TOWNSHIP GARAGE 2-8 p.m 9- 12 am 2-5 p.m. 1-8 p.m. 10- 1 p.m JULY 23 NEWTONVILLE-COMMUNITY 10-12 a m HALL NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY HALL 2-5 p.m.| NOTE: any of the above clinics may be attended. Dogs should be on a leash and accompanied by an adult. Cate should be brought in sacks. All dogs Should be presented if not vaccinated within the past 8 months. These clinics are not connected with dog licencing.