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6-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, JULY 16, 1975 CAN LOOK FOR MORE RAINBOW TROUT The local fishermen may have his creel increased within a year or two as a result of action by the Ministry of Natural Resources to stock numerous streams in the Durham Region running into Lake Ontario with Rainbow trout. Some 100,000 rainbow trout fry will be released by the end of the summer in streams in Durham and Northumberland that flow into the lake. Happy fishing in the future. DUCK OUT TO DARLINGTON The annual Waterfowl Day held at the Darlington Provincial Park in the past has some new inovations this year. It is to be called "Duck out to Darlington" and will be held, in the park on Sunday, September 7th. The new emphasis is on the demonstration of waterfowl shooting sports for the benefit of the audience as well as the competitors. The following events will be held: Shooting Events for everyone, Canadian Duck Calling Championships, Retriever Show and Demonstrations, Waterfowl Identification Tests, and Waterfowl Management Demonstrations. Also included will be : Decoy Head Carving Contests Decoy Contest Wildlife Art Display Food from the Wild and Bullfrog Jumping Contests. TOTAL PROJECT COST The total project cost for a community centre and arena at Bewdley rests at $390,187.73. The group in charge of the project are now looking for a sum of $60,000 through donations to purchase the ice plant for the new arena. KENDAL EAGLES WIN ONE OF THREE The Kendal Eagles ..supplied their home-town fans with some exciting ball when on Saturday they took the Bowmanville Electrons to 12 innings before edging out a win The win on Saturday gave the Eagles a one win, two loss record for the week. The Saturday game played in Kendal was an exciting feature for local fans when down one run in the final inning James Wright who had a 2-4 record in the game scored the tieing run to place the game into extra innings. Wright also scored the winning run in the twelfth when he was driven home by Doug Rickard to bring a big cheer from the locals. Rickard also drove Wright in for the tieing run. Fraser Wallace also came in for a star of the game with a 1-4 record along with a RBI and some fine fielding plays out in the field. Doug Rickard started the game on the mound for-Kendal with Mike Carman coming in in the sixth in relief. In the Twelve innings they gave up only six hits with the final score standing at 6-5 in favour of the Eagles. BOWMANVILLE TAKE THEIR REVENGE Sunday the Bowmanville electrons took a 5-3 victory over the Eagles even though the Eagles out hit them 10-6. Five errors by Kendal was their downfall in this feature. Bill McCollough was credited with the lose even though he came up with some fine pitching off the Kendal mound. In the hitting department Bill Robinson closed in with 3-4 Doug Rickard continued to swing a big bat with a 2-4 record. LITTLE BRITAIN BLANKETS KENDAL Last Thursday evening in Little Britain the home team blanketed Kendal 6-0. Both teams registered five hits in the game with Steven West and B. Aldread pounding out 2 for 4 and Doug Taylor coming in for the fifth hit. DOUBLE HEADER TO BE PLAYED IN KENDAL On Sunday, July 20th a double-header ball game will be played in the Kendal Park with both the Kendal Royals and the Kendal Eagles seeing action. The Kendal Junior Royals will start the day off with a game at 1:00 p.m. with Cobourg providing the opposition. At 4:00 p.m. the Eagles will take the field with Port Hope and the rivalry between these two teams should complete a fine day of ball in Kendal on the 20th. HARNESS ORONO DRIVERS NEAR THE TOP Two local harness horse drivers are near the top in the average as posted at the Kawartha raceway on June 28th. Doug Brown is out in front while Junior West holds second position with a .463 average in 36 drives and Derek Newman in third position with a .444 average in 15 starts. Gerald Robinson holds out with a .349 average in his fourteen drives at the Kawartha raceway. West must have enhanced his position last week with three first place finishes. Gerald Robinson came forth with two wins in the week at the northern raceway. Junior West registered his first win last Tuesday in. the fourth race driving Doug Lycett's horse, Banker Ben in 2.09. On Thursday evening West made his mark in the eighth race with Arkansas Traveller with a time of 2.06.4. Also on Thursday he was second in the tenth with Lucky Streak as well as oeing second in the sixth driving Nickawampus Star. He was also fifth driving Elby's Daisy and fourth driving Papakomeka. On Saturday Junior took his win in the fifth race driving Fair Adde while taking a second place finish in the third with Fifehill Blaze, a fourth place finish in the fourth with Peachés and a fifth place finish with Songspeed in the opening race. Gerald Robinson packed his two wins into Saturday evening when he drove Boge across the finish line ahead of the pack in the second race and returned in the seventh to place Karen's Comet first at the finish line edging out Junior West who placed second with Coastal Kelly. Robinson won his last race with a time of 2.09.1. He placed third on Tuesday night with Karen's Comet in a race won by Steady Hostess in 2.06. Derek Newman posted his cloSeest win on Tuesday evening with a third place finish in the sixth race driving Misty Dream. Summer salads Discover the great things 14 cup sliced radishes you Can do with summer 14 cup sliced green onion salads. For a complete "how 2 medium tomatoes, diced to" - including care and (about IV2 cups) selection of your salad vege- V2 tsp salt tables, and some easy and Vs tsp pepper exciting recipes - write to the one third cup French dressing Information Branch, Ministry (See recipe below) of Agriculture and Food, V2 cup commercial sour Parliament Buildings, Tor- cream onto, Ontario M7A 1A5, for a Combine vegetables, Salt copy of the folder "Ontario and pepper; add French Summer Salads". In this dressing and toss to coat attractive pamphlet food spe- pieces. Refrigerate for y 2 cialists at the Ontario Food hour. Just before serving, Council tell you how to mix drain off dressing; add sour and match greens, and sug- cream to salad and toss to gest their combination with coat pieces. Makes 6 servings custom-blended dressings and (% cup each), other colorful salad ingredients. ingredients. FRENCH DRESSING The following recipe is not one third cup vegetable oil included in the folder, but is a 3 tbsp wine vinegar great favorite with the food 1 tsp salt specialists. 1 tsp sugar FIESTA SALAD 14 tsp dry mustard 1 cup coarsely grated raw Vs tsp pepper carrot V2 tsp paprika (optional) 1 1/2 cups shredded cabbage Combine in a jar with lid. V4 cup diced green pepper Shake to blend before using. y 4 cup diced celery Keep chilled. Two receive school letter On the last two days of school, (Monday and Tuesday) Tuesday) students from Orono Public School received tro- phys and bars which they had earned throughout the year. This year two students received their school letter; Karen Quantrill and Marie Carr. Three students were honourable mentions, Paisley Stutt with ten points and Sandra Simmons and Annette Hancock with nine points each - of the twelve points needed. Other awards that were earned were the Music Award - Karen Quantrill, the Sports Award - Paisley Stutt and Paul Reed. The Improvement Award was awarded to - from grade 6 Jackie Mercer, from grades Steven Stec and from grade 4 Kevin Mercer and Denise Maher. The Tabloid Sports Day Trophy was given to Paisley Stutt for having the most points on tabloid day for the girls. Sandra Simmons Paisley Stutt Bill Davis uncontrolled debt "Bill Davis love affair with uncontrolled debt reached a new height of insanity Monday, Monday, when he decided to plunge the people of Ontario $100 million further into the red, "Social Créditer Ray Beacock charged today. Beacock, 60, is the only declared candidate for the Social Credit nomination in Durham East, He said that the provincial government's "totally irresponsible" irresponsible" mini budget has renewed his desire to be a part of the Social Credit battle for fiscal sanity and responsibility. responsibility. "Nothing demonstrates the validity of the party's election slogan 'Fighting to Change The System' more than this intolerable addition to our burden of debt,* 1 the would be candidate commented. "What Canada needs is not more gifts to developers such as thè $30 million the mini budget promises them, but a complete reform of the country's country's monetary system," he added. Beacock expressed support for the attempts of the federal Social Credit caucus to reform reform the bank act so provinces provinces and municipalities can function without debt. "But until the inevitable day comes when Real Caouet- te forms a government more concerned about the need of the people than the greed of a few bankers, we have to insure that there will at least be a voice of reason raised in the provincial house the next time these guys want to sell more of our province out to foreign financiers," he said. Joint use of facilities The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education have approved an agreement agreement which allows the use of outdoor facilities by the recreation department of the Town of Newcastle. The agreement was made public last Thursday evening at the Board meeting. The Board agrees that all athletic tracks will be available available for public use when not required by the Board. Also the Town has been granted permission to repair ball diamonds at all schools within the corporation. The Town in return allows the use of all outdoor facilities by the Board of Education. Both parties to this agreement agreement also covenant, promise and agree to indemnify and save harmless the other party for any claim arising out of the use and enjoyment of the premises of the other party during the period of the agreement. 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