The Standard Newspaper June 25th, 2015

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Join The Standard in celebrating Canada Day with photos and video clips of how you spent Canada Day. See page 18 for more details.

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Elgin Park will come alive on Wednesday night when the township presents their Canada Day celebration.

The festivities get underway at 5 p.m. and there are many activities available throughout the night.

Admission to the event is payable through donations at the entry gates, and some notable Uxbridge residents will be on hand to greet residents as they make their way into the park.

Starting at dusk, what promises to be Uxbridge’s largest ever reworks display will light up the night sky over Uxbridge.

There will be lots of fun activites for kids and the entire family.

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North Durham United FC has big week KEM CEHAJIC The Standard The soccer action keeps rolling along for all our NDUFC teams with some great efforts and results this past week.

The U17 boys drew 1-1 with Ajax last week in a rough and tumble affair.

Scoring for the gold and black was Jesse Webber.

The U13 girls were on the road against the Toronto team playing out of Eglinton Flats. The girls held their own with a The North Durham United FC U13 team recently took part in the two day 2 - 2 t i e . G o a l s w e re Peterborough Challenge Cup. (Pictured) Coach Bob, James, Roland, Owen C., provided by Brooklyn Vavra Owen G., Noel, Cole, Tommy, Thomas, Jake, Sam, Kobe, Cole, Coulter, Mitchell, Carson, Sam. and Emma Van Dinther.

SUBMITTED PHOTO It was a rivalry match-up for the strong U14 boys as they were phase the boys as they gave up only weekend showed considerable skill busy with a league game against two goals during play in their three in goal scoring as well, with markers Oshawa Turul, before a weekend games. Top scorers for NDUFC were scored by Coulter, Kobe, James, tourn-ament in Peterborough. The Nathan McLennan and Logan Mitch, Thomas and Tommie. Well boys scored two late goals on Grifths, with special mention to done boys, and special thanks to Tuesday to secure the 2-1 victory Sammy Davis and Jonathan Wilson goalkeeper Bekk ar Mark and over rival Oshawa. Goal scorers for their tireless work on the eld Coaches Bob and Sandy.

The National Women's Team beat were Alistair Scott and a brilliant over the weekend.

The North Durham United FC a tough Swiss team in their rst individual effort by Jordan Brown.

The win leaves the U14 boys on top U13 boys also participated in the knockout game after winning their of their division with 4 wins and no Peterborough Challenge Cup. They division during the opening round. losses or ties. The team also played played teams from Toronto to An early second half goal by Josee three teams in the Peterborough Kingston in this two-day soccer Belanger was the difference in the tournament that were all from tournament. The team played game. Keep it up against England higher level divisions. That didn't strong defensively, and over the

Car rally entering Uxbridge DARRYL KNIGHT The Standard UXBRIDGE: This weekend, the Uxbridge Historical Centre is taking local history to the streets as it plays host to its second annual Adventure Car Rally.

Entrants are encouraged to dress up in the theme of this year’s event - the Fabulous 50s and 60s.

The Adventure Car Rally is one of the newest fundraisers for the Historical Centre, and money raised through this family-friendly event will help the Centre continue to offer fun and educational family programming and events for our community!

Teams will compete throughout the afternoon on an exciting driving adventure around the Uxbridge town and countryside visiting historic sites, farms, public green-spaces, and hidden treasures to solve clues and riddles for

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points and prizes! The event is fun for all ages, and teams are encouraged to bring family members, friends, and coworkers too! There will be prizes for the highest score, best team costumes, oldest car, and much more.

The action gets underway at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 28, and will run until 4:30 p.m., beginning and ending at the Uxbridge Historical Centre, located at 7239 Conc. 6.

The entry fee is $40 per team of up to four adults), kids 15 and under will race for free.

To nd additional information and download a registration form participants can go online to uxbridgehistoricalcentre.com/CarRally.

Registration can also be done on the day of the Rally. The Historical Centre can be contacted via email at museum@town.uxbridge.on.ca or by phone at 905-852-5854.

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