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EAGLES TRADE WINS WITH OSHAWA In a double header played in Kendal on July 27th the Kendal Eagles shared wins with Oshawa. In the first game Oshawa took the win 11 to 4 when they collected eleven hits from Bill McCullough on the Kendal mound. In the second game of the double header Kendal took the win 12 to 9 after they had rallied in the ninth inning for five runs to tie the score at eight all. In the overtime the Eagles took the win. Steve West was the winning pitcher for Kendal with team mates collecting a total of 19 hits compared to ten for Oshawa. ORONO DRIVERS REGISTER SEVEN WINS AT KAWARTHA During the past three racing nights at the Kawartha, Orono drivers have registered seven wins. Junior West drove to four of the wins while Derek Newman picked up two -and Frank Stacey one win. West drove Armbro Pine to a 2.08.1 win on Tuesday coming back on Thursday to register another driving Charawhile Guy with a winning time of 2.09.2. On Saturday evening Don Lycett's Banker Ben won with West driving in the fourth race. Fifehill Blaze with 2.09.1 was the fourth win of the week for West. This horse also placed second on Tuesday evening at the Kawartha. Derek Newman waited until Saturday to make his move and won both the fifth and sixth races of the evening. In the fifth he drove Glory Ann to win and in the sixth the win came with driving Bae State Swinger in 2.08.1. Frank Stacey driving his own horse Wil Lor Amy won the fourth race on Tuesday with a time of 2.12. William Reid's Horse Blaze on Thursday night won the opening race in a time of 2.07.3. Junior West driving Peaches was second and third in two drives during the week. Ray Staples placed third with his own horse Phil Oakie while Gerald Robinson was fourth with Sesame Pick. Racing in Belleville last Friday Jack Williams finished second with Harwil Sirley. Glen Tennant was third in an event with his own horse Rob Ron Betsy. 8 s ! NOTICE: * * Saturday, Aug. 2 * I Frontshop ONLY I 1 Open 9 A.M. to T PM. ! 8 ® 8 DISPENSARYCLOSEDALL- DAY g 8 8 8 1 8 a 8 8 8 8 8 8 a 8 8 a a a a a a a WINS TRIP TO MONTREAL Mrs. Wendy Maartense was the holder of the lucky ticket on a draw held by the Eagles on Sunday. The winning ticket was drawn between the two games and entitles the holder to $100.00 in cash as well as eight box seat tickets to see the Montreal Expos play the Dodgers in August. This wee-end the Eagles take off for Chelsey where they play in a tournament. The Kendal crew will first meet Tillsonburgh in the series. OVER NINE HUNDRED ATTEND TOWN PLAYGROUNDS According to a report by the Recreation Department of the ' Town of Newcastle there are 913 children enrolled in the playground activities throughout the Town. The largest enrolment of 497 is in the Town of Bowmanville with Ward Two following with 295 enrolled children. Ward Three has a total enrolment of 121 with 43 in the Orono program and 26 in the two in the Village of Newcastle. Day care subsidy available to family making $18,500.00 Regional councillor, Jim Potticary, Oshawa, at regional regional social services committee Thursday questioned the fact that a family with five children, earning a total yearly wage of $18,500 can receive a subsidy from the region to enroll their children in day care centres. Coun. Potticary asked that the commission of social services and the social services services committee appeal to the government of Ontario to amend the act which allows the higher income families to be subsidized. In a ministry of community and social services monthly income form, a family earning earning a yearly income of $18,500 can be subsidized by $4.19 per child in a day care centre run by the region. World festival at Canadian national Fall fair dates The season of fall fairs is nearing quickly. In order that you don't miss out on some you may have been waiting all year to catch, here's list for 1975. The family would also have to have two children under 9 years, and two children between between 10 and 15 years to qualify for the $4.19 subsidy. The total day care cost in a regional centre is now $5 per child. The actual cost to the region is $7.97 per child. The region had been subsidizing all children, whether on subsidy or not by $2.97, the amount over the $5 daily cost per child. Coun. Potticary said, "People "People making a lot of money and still getting subsidized day care are well able to afford to pay more towards having their children looked after. The money is probably going on color television and motor boats, eating up the taxpayer's taxpayer's dollar, instead of going towards day care." SUMMER'S HERE. BUT The Red Cross says WE'RE KXU/7TLB to give etooD -M 1 Ruff DON'T COUNT 'CAUSE HE'S JUST A 0O<3 -- Tkl *um& non*" MPZHD OH YOU... mmmrnooo w mm 8 a a 8 8 8 E 8 a THE NEED GOES ON BLOOD CLINIC Wednesday, August 6th , 1:30-4:30P.M. 6:30-9:00P.M. BOWMANVILLE LIONS CENTRE a 8 8 8 8 I I a e Attention Farmersl! Aug. 13 - Sept. 1. 1975 Three of the world's finest military bands will highlight the 1975 Scottish World Festival Festival at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, August 14 to 17. The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) from Britain . . ;. the Brigade of Gurkhas, until recently on duty in Hong Kong ... and the Royal Fiji Military Forces from the South Pacific will combine their talents with pipe bands from around the world at North America's largest "gathering of the clans." The Black Watch will be represented by their famed Pipes and Drums, and their widely acclaimed Regimental Band. The legendary Gurkhas, regarded as among the world's world's finest soldiers, are sending sending their outstanding Band of Brigade, 60 highly skilled military musicians form Nepal, Nepal, plus the King Edward VII's Own Sirmoor Rifles Drum and Bugle Corps, and the Brigade's colorful regimental regimental kukri dancers. The kukri is the curved knife used by the Gurkhas so effectively in battle. The Band of the Royal Fiji Military Forces has been hailed as one of the finest marching units in the world. 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