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S-- Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 27tfc_197* _ waeuu KENDAL EAGLES OUT OF THE O.B.A. FINALS The Kendal Eagles were eliminated from the OBA playoffs on Sunday by the Ivy Leafs, by a score of 12 to 8. The first game of the series played in Ivy on Saturday when Kendal was outscored 9 to 7. Kendal was outhit 27 to 29 over the two game series which tells how close the games actually were. The Kendai Eagles wish the Ivy Leafs good iuck on their route to the OBA Championship. The Eagles wôuld also like to thank the local fans for their support throughout the year. The EOBA League Palydowns are still to be played but as yet no dates have been set. HUNTING LICENCE EXAMINATION CENTRE IN ORONO With the small game season just around the corner, September 27th, those wishing to obtain hunting licences for the the first time must take an examination. The Ministry of Natural Resources has arranged a number of examination centres tnrougnout me district with Orono being included in the list. The Orono Centre will operate on August 28th from 9.00 a m. to noon and again on September 5th from 3.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. Examinations are by appointments only. Contact LOCAL HORSEMEN AT THE KAWARTHA Last Tuesday an Orono horse posted a win in the second race of the night. Princess Karen took that win being owned by William Reid. Gerald Robinson took a win in the sixth race driving Elm Grove Chief while Frank Stacey had to settle for a sixth place in the third race driving his own horse, Wil Lor Amy. Junior West posted the only Orono win on Thursday night. The win came with a drive with Banker Ben in 2.07.3 in the eighth race. Gerald Robinson was third in the same race driving Snowman Pero, Derek Newman had a good night of racing placing third with P. J., second with Big Bad Gene and fourth with Cyprus Joe. Saturday night Jumor West came up with a further wiir driving Larry Boyd's horse, Hilltop Anders in the ninth race. He also placed second in the opening race with Lady Donna and fourth with Canal View Way. Gerald Robinson was third with Keomo in the sixtl with the win going to Doc Lindsay in 2.07. William Reid's horse, Blade, placed second in the seventh race while Junior West was third with Be Bold. The win went to Gaelic Charm in 2.07.3. DXSERV1CE STATION ! Highway 35 ana lib, just north of N>.«vcastle - Featuring: Premium Quality Products 1 At the Most Reasonable ■ Prices m Stove OH til Diesel 011 5 Available in any quantity Phone 987-4215 UPAND DOWN THE BOOK STACKS Thursday, August 28th ADULTS Illustrated Encyclopedia of fresh water fish - by George Hervey. Break Out - by Graeme Cook (wartime escape stor ies). This Was the North - b> Anton Morey (Life in the Yukon). johnny Carson - by Douglas Lorence. The Avila Gold - by David Westheimer (novel). The Edge of Next Year - by Mary Stolz (novel for young adults). JUNIOR The Horses the Indians Rode - by Sigmund Lavine. Model Airoplanes and How to Build Them - by Harvey Weiss. Window on My Heart - by Olave Baden-Powell. Top Secret: Alligators - by Harold Goodwin. EASY READ AND PICTURE BOOKS A Colour of his Own - by Leo Lionni. Giant Dinosaurs - by Erna Rowe. by Madeleine Hadley Now asking for traffic lights The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of education) at their meeting last Thursday Thursday received a report in connection with the entrancel to the Pines and Clarke High' Shcool. Further to the report the board decided to hold a meeting with the Ministry of Transportaion and Communication Communication in the near future and that at that time request the Ministry to install traffic lights at the entrance to the schools. The report recevied by the board regarding the entrance to the schools note that a number of improvements have been made including a left-hand storage lane for southbound traffic, a lane for through traffic on thé west side of the road and additional no parking signs. Further illumination is to be carried out at the entrance to the schools from the highways and this work is expected to be carried out this fall by the ministry. There will also be some overhead signing. The speed limit in the area has been reduced to fifty miles per hour. Meet Charlie Mcllveen. Charlie Mcllveen Ke-'Bieeilon tiMnmitee Durham Bast You may already know Charlie Mcllv een. You may know Charlie as a professional man. He has ' been operating his mecjical practice in the Oshawa and Durham County area for twenty years and in that time has come to know thousands of the residents of DURHAM EAST. You may know Charlie through his sports associations. associations. He has a keen interest in baseball and lacrosse and hockey in this area. He has served as team doctor for the Generals, the Oshawa Legionnaires and for the pro hockey teams that train in Oshawa. You may know Charlie through his service to Oshawa City Council. He served as Alderman and led the polling polling for Board of Control. He was known as a municipal municipal politician who got things done. You may know Charlie as a provincial MPP. Since his election in 1971 as the member from Oshawa, Charlie has carried on a visible career as a strong voice for Oshawa in Queen's Park. His talents have been recognized recognized with his appointment as Parliamentary Assistant to the Ministry of Transportation'& Communications. in Bowmanville before starting his medical career at Queen's and his wife Dorothy is a Bowmanville girl. They have two children, Carla and Nyle. He is a member member of Knox Presbyterian Church and the Oshawa Masons' Lebanon Lodge. You will get to know Charlie better. Charlie Mcllveen is your Conservative candidate in the new provincial Riding of Durham East and will be seeking your support support in the forthcoming general election. He'll be doing his best to meet you at your homes or at gatherings in your area. CHARLIE McILVEEN IS A GOOD MAN TO KNOW. . . , AND A GOOD MAN TO HAVE WORKING FOR YOU. Charlie Mcllveen would like to have your support. If you would like to help elect Charlie as your provincial member for Durham East, just call one of our campaign campaign centres (call collect from Newcastle or Orono areas): CAMPAIGN CENTRES OSHAWA BOWMANVILLE 907 Simcoe St. North 134 King St. East 579-0230 623-3367 Keep a good man in the Legislature.