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3-Orono Weekly Times. July 23, 1975 KENDAL AND PORT HOPE TRADE WINS The Kendal Eagles and the Port Hope Intermediate Club played home and home games last week trading wins. Both teams won on their home diamonds. Port Hope last Wednesday took a 11-8 win over the Èagles in Port Hope even though Kendal out hit the home team 14 to 11. Paul Jones took the loss on the mound for Kendal. In the hitting department Bill Robinson and Michael Carman went for 3 for 5 with Jerry Thompson hitting 2 for 4. On Sunday in Kendal the Eagles turned the tables on the Port Hope crew and took a decisive 104 win. The Eagles were strong at bat with fifteen hits while Doug Taylor and Mike Carman gave up only eight hits in their nine innings of pitching. Taylor pitched into the sixth with Carman coming in in relief. Doug Rickard played a sound all - round game both in the field and at bat. He drove out three hits in three trips to the plate and in his fourth batting was walked. Fraser Wallace recorded 3 for 5 as did Bill McCullough with one being a double. Pete Henderson set the tone of the game for Kendal in the opening frame when he belted out a double with the bases loaded scoring three runs to give the Eagles a big edge earlyin the game. Henderson batted 2 for 5. LOBB BALL STANDINGS This week Joe Caruana of the Newcastle Recreation department submitted the standings in the Lobb Ball league being played in the area this summer. The Orono Statesmen and St. Mary's Cement are tied for the top podition with the Newcastle Team Number one close on their heals. The following is the standings to date: G W L T Pts Orono Statesmen 10 8 1 1 17 St. Mary's 10 8 1 1 17 Newcsatle Team No. 1 11 7 3 1 15 M and M Variety 9 6 3 0 12 Newtonville Team No. 1 10 6 4 0 12 Newton ville Team No. 2 12 5 7 0 10 Orono Flyers 8 4 3 1 9 Kinsmen 10 2 8 0 4 Tyrone 10 1 9 0 2 Newcastle Team No. 2 11 1 10 0 2 LOCAL HORSEMEN KEPT TO ONE WIN During the past week the Orono horsemen have to be held to only one win at the Kawartha and that going to Junior Enjoy Vacations and Weekend Camping Trips with Savings g Timex Watches Kodak and Polaroid CAMERAS & FILM Save 10% (or more) WHILE STOCK LASTS ai! at i/ ' Pont ' ; \ BugYsti/ REPELLENTS B INSECTIODES LDCM to build fifty townhouses Newcastle's planning advisory advisory committee has approved an application by LDCM Investments Ltd. to build 50 townhouses on Hobbs Drive in Bowmanville. Peter Weston of LDCM told the Committee the townhouse units will be joined below the ground but will be separated above ground. He said the units would likely be priced in the $45,000 range. Propose two large centres Alnwick Township in Northumberland Northumberland County has proposed proposed two large municipalities municipalities for the restructuring of the county with a two tier system of government. The proposal would set forth an east and a west municipality with the east comprising of Cambellford, Trenton, Hadtings, Colborne, Brighton Village, Brighton Township, Cramhe, Murray, Percy and Seymour Townships. Townships. The western municipal- 19 Ft OHO, -ONT. 983-5.009 Representatives from the Interprovincial Pipeline Company and Bechtel Canada, Canada, agents for I.P.L. met recently in the Agriculture Office Bowmanville* with a committee from the Federation Federation of Agriculture. Concerns of farmers regarding regarding the line that is to be constructed in this area starting September 1st, 1975, were discussed. Methods used to reach what they feel is a fair price for the sixty foot easement required were outlined by the representatives representatives from Bechtel. Indépendant Indépendant appraisers were retained to place values on the land to be crossed and the prices being offered are the fee market value according to the prices established by thé appraisers. In some cases a per footage road allowance is being paid. The Federation committee agreed that prices being offered are not high enough. The company is purchasing land for a multi-line easement but only paying for land at present prices with no compensation compensation for anticipated land price increases when they require the lines, at a future daté. The committee felt that C Call your licensed Plumbing and Mechanical Contractor who sells, installs and guarantees CARMAN Plumbing and Heating- Phone 983-5207 Orono - - . - . .. _^ ss'&ssmssmsi&iLtsess&s&i; However, that recommen- planning director Georg dation was not endorsed by Howden termed the six-fw the planning committee since proposal "excessive". Two walkways will be provided to valley land behind the development to allow access to a nearby park for residents of the townhouses and existing residents. The developers propose four-foot sideyards for each of the units, which prompted the Newcastle Public Utilities Committee to recommend six-feet yards which would be easier to service. ity would contain Hope, Hamilton, Hamilton, Hasting Townships as well as the Towns of Port Hope and Cobourg. The brief submitted to the county restructuring commissioner commissioner pointed out that the tourist industry along Rice Lake should be within one municipality, the eastern municipality. It also felt that control by Port Hope and Cobourg could best be offset by making the municipality large in the western sector. West on Saturday driving J. B. Senator in the third race. The win came with a time of 2.10.2. West also placed third driving Caroline Frost as well as a similar finish with Lucky Streak; On Tuesday Junior West completed three races in second On Tuesday Junior West completed two second place finishes driving Armbro Pine and Lucky Streak, He also placed fourth with Nickawampus. William Reid's horse Blade was also second on Tuesday evening. On Thursday evening Derek Newman finished third with Glory A1 and Gord Irwin was third with Lotta Hanover. Junior West was fourth with Lady Lowell and Newman placed fifth with Carman Chuck. On Saturday evening Newman took a second place finish in the fifth race driving Bae State Swinger. Sunset Ann now owned by Keith West and George Pollitt of Orono took a third place finish in Barrie recently. Farm group meet with pipeline Co. the total farm value was decreased as a result of having pipeline crossings. Discrepancy in prices being offered for various properties were discussed. It appears that those with small acreage are being offered more per acre than larger farms. The tax implications of having this line are still not clear. Attempts are being made to determine what portion is taxable as income, capital gains, or non-taxable. Department of Recreation Corporation of the Town of Newcastle ICE TIME Darlington Sports Centre and Bowmanville Memorial Arena Newcastle Organizations will be given priority up to September 1st, 1975 , Apply in writing to: T.A. FAnning, Director of Recreation, Department of Recreation Town Hall, Bowmanville, Ontario ■ a ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ a 8 I 1 ■ ■ a a a a DX SERVICE STATION* Highway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle ; Featuring: Premium Quality Products ■ At the Most Reasonable ■ Prices | Stove Oil & ! 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