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ANNUAL CARNIVAL Wednesday August 13th GAMES OF CHANCE BINGO REFRESHMENTS RIDES BY CAROUSEL AMUSEMENTS DRAW for CCM 10 SPEED BIKE V X ' 'v _ W AND GIANT PANDA TO BE HELD AT ISr Orono Fair Grounds IN CASE OF RAIN CARNIVAL WILL BE HELD IN THE ARENA Proceeds for Minor Sports in the Orono Area FREE ADMISSION 6--Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 6th, 1975 BASmiL EAGLES PLAY TWICE IN WEEKEND TOURNAMENT The Kendal Eagles travelled to western Ontario to play in a tournament over the week-end. The Kendal club took a 3-2 win over Thamesville in their opening game. The one run edge came in the second overtime period when Steven West belted out a home run. Michael Carman was on the mound for the Eagles throughout the entire game. The Eagles then met Corona who went on to win the tournament. The Eagles had Corona on the rope in the final frame by a score of 8-5. Corona however with two men out came up with two hits and a walk followed by a home run to give them the edge 9-8 over Kendal. Ralph Kennedy was the losing pitcherin a,fine effort. Corona came up with three such efforts in winning the championship always coming from behind in the final frame of the game to win. Oshawa was the winner of the Consolation round in the week-end series. ONE GAME LEFT TO PLAY The Orono Soccer club has one game left to play in the regular schedule and to date has one win and four ties. Its first win came last Saturday night against Salem. The final game is to be played in Solina. In speaking with Gord Lowery he was well pleased with the Orono club which has just completed its first year in the local league. He pointed out that the players did give full support in attendance at every games during the schedule and he saw a great improvement in the club over the summer season. He looks to see the Orono club playing at the Park next year rather than at the school grounds. EXPENSE WAR THREATENS MOSPORT GRAND PRIX A group of constrcutors are doing battle with Mosport over expenses regarding the September Grand Prix at Mosport. The group has threatened to pull out of the race if further funds are not available to them. Their demands could mount the vost of the Grand Prix to $500,000. Even though they do pull out it would not mean the end of the Mosport Race. It is expected that Watkins Glen will be in full agreement with restriants from Mosport in this problem. OUT PRICING THEMSELVES AT GATE Mosport Park Limited has announced that it is reducing gate entrance fees for the Canada Grand Prix race, September 19, 20 and 21. They beleive that they have been outpricing themselves with a dwindling gate at recent races. The grand prix super ticket will be reduced from $30.00 to $25.00, a weekender will be reduced to $20.00 from $25.00. The race day ticket will remain at $12.00 as in the past. FRIDAY RACING IN BELLEVILLE Last Friday Derek Newman took a second place finish in Belleville driving Richard's Dream while Joe Caruana took a third place finish with Artie Frost. Glen Tennant was fifth with his horse ZRob Ron Betsy with Jack Williams fifth with Harwil Shirley. TUESDAY NIGHT WIN Junior West calked up a win on Tuesday evening at the Kawartha with Banker Ben. It was the second win for Banker Ben in ten starts. Jack Williams was sixth in the same race with Harwil Shirley. LOTS OF ACTION FOR LOCAL DRIVERS On Thursday evening local harness horse drivers were out in full force at the Kawartha. William Reid's Blade won the opening event in 2.06.3 while Derek Newman finished third with P.J. Junior West also hit the winner's circle with a drive with Chatawhile Guy in 2.09.4. Again Newman was third this time driving Glory A1. Junior West also, finished third with Keomo, fourth with Nichawampus and fourth with Hilltop Anders. Keith West drove to a fourth place finish with Hilltop Class and sixth with Vandyke Celer. Frank Stacey placed second with Wil Lor Amy in a race won by Oval King in a time of 2.09.3. Derek Newman was third in the same race driving Carman Chuck. FIFTH RACE AN ORONO FEATURE Althoug it was riot Orono night at the Kawartha last Saturday it would appear to be especially in the fifth race. The win went to Ronnie Lad in 2.08.1 with Gerald Robinson sceond driving Snowman Pero, Junior West third with Peaches, Frank Stacey fourth with Glenholme Joe and Derek Newman fifth with Bae State Swinger. Gerald Robinson also picked up two further second place finishes driving Sesame Pick in the Seventh and Perry in the tenth. ORONO NIGHT COMING UP On Saturday, August 16th the Kawartha is sponsoring an Orono night at the races with more details to come out in the near future. FEEL THE WORST IS OVER The Oshawâ automotive carrier industry is convinced that the worst is now over regarding the car industry and thus their industry . Two of the three major companies serving General Motors of Canada say they have rehired all workers laid off earlier this year . The third company stated that they had Orono Landscaping SODDING -- PLANTING SEEDING 983-5598 INSTALL AN FURNACE ,0 boiler /.T HUMIDIFIER V OR HOT WATER HEATER Air Conditioners Financing - Life Insured Harvey Partner Your Esso Service Dealer Free Estimates 983-5206 Ororte Call your licensed Plumbing and Mechanical Contractor who sells, installs and guarantees CARMAN Plumbing and Heating Phone 983-5207 Orono Prepare for 4-H show in Orono On Saturday, August 9th, 4-H Dairy and Beef Club members from across Durham Durham County will be gathering at the Orono Fairgrounds for a Demonstration Day on Preparing and showing livestock livestock in the ring. During the day, 4-H'ers as well as other livestock exhibitors will have the opportunity to learn more about proper fitting and feeding of show cattle. The various types of halters and their use, proper washing procedures to use in cleaning cattle, procedures to be carried carried out when hoof trimming and clipping the animal and proper methods of showmanship showmanship when in the ring. In the afternoon, 4-H'ers will have the opportunity to prepare and show a calf on a team basis. Four members in each team would select a calf and prepare the animal as if it was going into the showring that day. Then, there will be à Showmanship Competition at the end of the preparation period. Anyone who is interested interested is welcome to attend this day at Orono Fairgrounds starting at 9:30 am. on Saturday, August 9th. Regional dumping stations proposed not laid off any drivers and thus were now in the same position as in the first of the year. All companies stated that they are now hit by increased costs, especially for gas, steel and labour at a level never experienced before. A report has been received by the Regional Works department department for the establishment establishment of sanitary waste dumping dumping stations for camping trailers at five of the region's water pollution control plants. It was pointed out at the meeting that it would be much cheaper to add these facilities at the existing plants rather than having to clean up roadsides where people may dump their sanitary waste. The five plants in the region designated for the stations and their cost of construction are; the Lake Simcoe water pollution control plant at Beaverton, $800; Scugog River River control plant at Port Perry, $800; Soper Creek water control plant at Bowmanville, $600; Corbett Creek plant at Whitby, $900 and Duffin Creek No. 1 plant at Pickering Village at a cost of $600. 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