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B -Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. April 28,.1976 Doubt September open in g for St. Ma ry POST WINS AT THE KAWARTHA Both Junior West and Gerald Robinson posted wins at the Kawartha raceway over the past week. Both wins came last Thursday evening. Junior West drove to his win with Lilli Mac Ann, his own horse, in a time of 2.06.4 in the fourth race. Glenn Tennant in the same race placed eighth with Rob Ron Betsy. Gerald Robinson drove Rob Rori Don to a win in the sixth race in a time of 2.07.1. Junior West in the same race finished fifth with Gypsy Dance.Robinson also placed second in the ninth race with Mighty Mustang, second in the fifth driving Sesame Pick and fifth in the second with Chatham Chip. Gord Robinson of Newtonville placed placed second in the 'opening race driving Scarlet Dares. The race was won by K. B. Pride. In the third Junior. West finished fifth wi^h Laura Barmin while Derek Newman in the fifth was fourth with Wil Lor Ben. On Saturday evening Derek Newman Newman came in second spot with Hammers Miss in the tenth while Junior West was second in the seventh event with Peerless Miss, hi* own horse. The seventh was won by Chasmar Candy in a time of 2.08.1. Derek Newman was fifth with Mary Minty with Gerald Robinson finishing fourth in the second race with Hoot Van. The race went to Rob, Ron Cy in 2.08.3. SETTING A FAST PACE WITH A NEW DRIVING RECORD , On April 16th Junior West set a. new driving record for himself on two occassions during the card at the Mohawk. His first new Lifetime mark came with a win driving Homer Way owned by David Watkins and Frank Stacey of Orono. The winning time 2.03.1 Later the same night Junior again won with a time of 2.03.1 this time driving Roan Baron; a horse owned by Dr. Peter and Judie Johnston. Not satisfied with his own record West also drove Leo's Dominion to a new lifetime record. With a win on April 13 the horse established a new record of 2.06.4 only to set another ten days later when West again won with Leo's Dominion in a time of 2,03.4, a new record for the horse. Owner of Leo's 'Dominion, Judie Johnston of Peterborough. THREE CONSECUTIVE WINS Robbin Winters of Orono and Cy Szymczak, joint owners of Dean of Deans have recorded three consecutive wins at the Mohawk from April 9th to April 24. Driver is Ron Waples. MUDDY GEORGE WINS IN 2.04.2 On April 25th Muddy George owned by Lawrence Hooey of Orono was driven to a win at the Mohawk by Ron Waples. Students of St. Mary's separate school, closed Sept. 12 because of the discovery of excess levels of radioactive radon gas, will probably not- be allowed to return to the school in time for school opening next September. That prediction came yesterday yesterday from Peter Roach, Asking Town to organize recreation The Town of Newcastle Council will be asked at their next meeting to take over the organization of recreation and parks in the Village of Newcastle. The request has been made by Mr. T. A. Fanning, director of recreation recreation for the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. , ■ It was pointed out that this becomes necessary due to the fact that the Village of Newcastle Recreation Com- GIANT BAZAAR SO BIG! ROTARY HAD TO HAVE THE GYM AT BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOR ITS GIANT BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE Com ing on SATURDAY, MAY 1,1976 THOUSAND OF DOLLARS OF MERCHANDISE AND PERSONALLY BAKED GOODS WILL BE OFFERED, ALONG WITH GAMES OF SKILL, ENTERTAINMENT AND MANY MANY PRIZES SALE - 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Auction -7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Collect your contributions now. Rotary will be canvassing Bowmanville on* Saturday, April 24, for citizen donations. Proceeds for senior citizen, youth and playground projects. Citizens not living in Bowmanville wishing to make donations may drop them off at the following: ORONO HAMPTON ' Orono Weekly Times * Stoch's Shell Service Station & Lunch COURTICE - Reg. Johnson R.R. 3, Bowmanville ( South east corner of Nash and Preston Rd.) ' 1 director of education for the Peterborough, Victoria., Northumberland, Northumberland, and Newcastle Separate School Board. Mr. Roach said he has not yet had a report from the James M. McLaren Co., which has been conducting an investigation into radiation at the school, believed to have come from radioactive fill from the Eldorado Nuclear, Ltd.-refining plant; The company is to prepaw- •a report for the Atomic Energy Control Board • AECB • outlining remedial . measures and costs of bringing bringing the levels of radon gas at the, school back to normal. The 214 pupils at the school have been accommodated in a Canadian Legion Hall but the lease on the building is only for this school year. mit tee has found it difficult to continue. Mr. Fanning has reported that a letter was received from the secretary of the committee pointing out that the chairman, treasurer and secretary had resigned as of April 4th. Since that time it has not been possible to fill the positions or to attract enough members to run the organization. The committee last year bad catered to a total of 485 children and adults in various programs of recreation and sports. The committee ended the year of operation with a surplus of $5,760 out of a budget of $15,000. If the Town of Newcastle Recreational department takes over the same program will be carried for the year. Asks entry to 2nd marsh Osliawa City council last week decided to àsk the Oshawa Harbour Commission to allow entry to the second marsh in the municipality for members of the Oshawa Fish and Wildlife Advisory Com- ' mittee. Access is being asked to allow the group to carry out a study on fish and wildlife. Public access to the marsh has been denied by ttie Harbour Commission due to vandalism 'in i'ie area. The land was at one time owned by the City of Oshawa who< have turned it over to the Harbour Commission With ownership now being held by the Federal government. Although some naturalists see this as a breakthrough Mr. Jim Richards, president of the Oshawa Naturalists Club, points out that the move • by council should not be mistaken with a weakening in city council's desire for expanded harbour facilities in Oshawa. Results from St. Saviour's card party St. Saviours Church held another of their monthly card parties which was very successful. successful. The following are a list of thè winners : High Lady - Mrs. Spence Gorden Low* Lady - Thelma Vagg • High Man - Robert Glanville Low Man Velma Jackeman The door prize was won by Mrs. Eisworth Caswell which was donated by Rolph Hardware, Hardware, thank you for those who came and supported our card party. > The next card party will be held on May the 28th. NOTICE Women's LOBB Ball Women of all ages, interested in playing LOBB BALL this season are encouraged to call the ... The Recreation Department 983-5558 987-5039 623-3114 or Mary Jane Tomkins 983-9540 REGISTRATION TO BE HELD IN EARLY MAY PIAYITC00I-ADDA POOL SUMMER IS MORE ; FUN . WITH YOUR OWN POOL We are prepared to discuss your new pool with you. COMPLETE INSTALLATION or POOL KITS CHEMICALS - WATER DELIVERY ' LLOYDTAYLOR Orono, Ont. Phone 983-5003 r DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Swimming Pool Employment Persons interested in applying for employment as a Lifeguard at Orono, Newcastle or Bowmanville Pools are invite r d to attend a general meeting for all applicants AT BOWMANVILLE TOWN HALL CHAMBERS • > - ON ' , ' , THURSDAY, MAY 6 AT 7.30 p.m. For further information please contact: MR. J. CARUANA Phone 983-5558, 987-5039 or 623-3114, Ext. 32 or 46 t Ï