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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 19,1991 Kendal takes win over Little Brîtaîn, 13 to 6 The Kendal Eagles broke through for their first win of the season in a gaine with Little Britain and by ascore of 13 to 6. The outcome didn't look bright with Little Britain tallying a three- run homer in the opening inning and held their lead until the third framne. But in the third Kendal scored two runs to add to the single counter in the second to tie the gaine. It was a bonanza for the Eagles li the sixth when eight rns crossed the plate to put Kendal i the lead and a further assurance of the win with two more runs in the eighth. Greg McIsaac was the winning pitcher with 9 strike-outs and giving up 10 hits to the Little Britain batters. John Robinson made his mark at the plate for the Eagles with a grand siain followed by a two- run homer by Dan McNeil. The rest Of the teain cbipped li with their bats to mun Up the count. The Kendal teain recently took part in a tournament held in Tillsonburg and although they played well thiey lost out to Chathamn in the opening gaine by a score of 7 to 2 and then lost out to Sarnia by a4 to 2count. There were three teains from Eastern Ontario entered in the tournie being Kendal, Port Hope and Whiitby. The Eagles meet Port Hope at home this Sunday with the Kendal PeeWees taking to the Kendal diamond following the Eagles gaine at 4:00 pa. Queen s Park report froin Gord Milîs The next two weeks in the Legislature will be the last before the Sunimer Recess. The last sitting day for the Sprihig Session is June 27th. Due to delays li dealing with business brought about by the Conservative Party, the last couple of weeks will entail the house sittig until midnight. On a personal note, 1 do not relish the prospect of sitting i my place for 10 and 1/2 hours every day for the next two weeks, on top of my other duties. Last Monday, 1 was i Orillia to open their 9-1-1 system on behaif of the Solicitor General. There was a great crowd on hand to witness the very first 9-1-1 cail made for the area. The City of Barrie bas yet to get their system in place. lI my speech I was able to joke, based upon my experience as a former Alderman for the City of Barrie, that this was the first turne to my knowledge, that Orillia had beaten Barrie te the punch. YWCA Orono summer camp Pre-registration is now being accepted at the YWCA office in Bowmanville for Summer Camps being held in Bowmanville and Orono. Camps are for Pre-Schcol (3-5 yrs.) - 1/2 day programt, Junior (5-8 yrs.)- full day programn and Senior (9-12 yrs.) - fult day prograrn. Teens in your famity, 13 yrs. and older, may be interested in a "Counsellor in Training" program. There witl be four, 2-week sessions held i Oshawa and Bowmanville. The fee for each session is $90. Session 1 - Oshawa: July 2 - Juty 12, 1991. Session 2 - Bowmanville: July 22 -August 2, 199 1. Session 3 - Bowmanville: August 6 - August 16, 199 1. Session 4 - Oshawa: August 19 - August 30, 199 1, Areas of interest include such topics as First Aid and Job Search Skills. Other activities will hiclude excursions and swimiming (where availabte). For more information and pre-registration call the Oshawa YWCA - 576-8880 or the Bowrnanville office at 623-9922. Summer Fitness for women will be held in Bowmanville on Wednesday, July 10 - August 28 (note new dates) at 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the Newcastle Fitness Centre. lI Oshawa, Summer Fitness will be held on Monday, July 8 - August 26 at 7:00 -8:00 p.xn. 1Visit or phone the YWCA office at 623-9922. My turne at the Legisiature last week was divided between debate in the house and sitting li the Justice Committee. In comxittee we are putting the final touches to a Conflict of Interest Report. Our recommendations wil forin the basis for legislation to be introduced at a later date. The recommendations centre around the guidelines to be put in place governing company and land holdings, by members of Cabinet and Parliamentary Assistants. Thursday was perhaps the most trauniatic day i the house for me to date. We were ail very upset about the events of the day that involved Ann e Swarbrick and Shelley Martel., I feel that their letter of complaint about a doctor convicted of sexually assaultig children was neither corrupt or illegal. Both ministers apologized to the premier, the goverrament and ail members of the legisiature for their errors li judgement and offered their resignations. I tend to feel that the public will be in support of their actions and will share the outrage and distress of the women froin the doctor's community. Marion Boyd, Minister of Education, announced two aduit literacy prograins last week. $28 million to Ontario Basic Skills at 23 commnunity colleges in 100 comrmunities which will provide a range of training in reading, writing, math, science and computer skills to grade 12. in addition to that program, $3.7 million to allow labour organizations, NGOs, employers and employee groups to provide basic iiteracy, numeracy and science training at 250 worksites i the province. The availability of this training will do much to prepare adults to compete in the work place of today., On Saturday, I had the pleasure of opening the new fire hall in Janetville. It seemed to me that everyone living in the village was there. I any event, the community is to be highly praised for their support of this new facility. Everyone, the Reeve of Manvers Council, the council members, the Fire Chief, the volunteer firefighters, ail deserve a high vote of confidence from those they represent and serve. If we could encourage the type of community spirit shown i Janetville ail across Ontario, we would be on our way to resolving most of our problems i the provice. On Sunday afterncon, I attended the Druin Head, Service with Branch 178 Royal Canadian- Legion, in Bowmanville. As an ex- military man myself, 1 enjoy the comradeship found in ail legion functions. Following the parade I went up to Port Perry to bring gcod wishes to Mayor Howard Hait and his wife Lulu, on behaîf-of the Government of Ontario, on the occasion of their 40th Wedding Anniversary. There was a huge tumnout to honour Port Perrys poputar Mayor and bis wife. Till next week - be kind to one another. 0f ALL THE DRIVING SCHOOLS YOU CAN CHOOSE, ONLY ONE HAS 400 000 STUDENTS TO RE ICOiY(END UT. At Young Drivers of Canada, we offer one of the most thorough defensive driver training prograins i the country. We believe the best way to leain is with one istructor and one student i the car. 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Evening 6:00 p.ml. - 9:00 pm. ..237....7 BOWMANVILLE MUSEUM Fourth -Annual 10KM Fund Run Sunday, June 23rd, 1991 9:00 a.m. Cost: $8.00 PER ENTRANT BEFORE JUNE 23 $10.00 PER ENTRANT ON JUNE 23 SOUVENIR T-SHIRTS - PRIZES FROM SPONSORS REGSITRATION AT 8:00 a.m. FIRST 30 ENTRANTS'RECEIVE FREE T-SHIRT Application Forms at 37 Silver St., Bowmanvîle or Caîl 623-2734 if rnieunAcinui GIANT SECOND HAND BOOK SALE June 22 -and 23 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Both Days) *Hardcover 25(e or 5 for $1.*O00 *Paperbacks i100 each* * Magazines 50 each * Clarke Museumn & Archives 7086 OId Kirby Sohool Road, Hwy. 35/115 at Regional Road 9, Kirby For more information cati (416) 983-9243 A projeot of the Special Events Committee Proceeds for Museum Development NO Browsing or Sales before il1:00 a.m. ............ 1