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4-Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, June 8, 1983 Orono Bantams lose in the rain, win at Clarke The past week was a busy one for this Orono team, playing two games with a practice in between! The away game on Tuesday against Kedrori was played through a heavy downpour bijt the rain couldn't wash away the three goals Kedron scored as Orono went scoreless throughout the game. The feeling was that the small field at Kedron was not ideal for Orono's style of play. The second game was on Thursday at Clarke High School against Zion and Orono came through with a much better effort. Positional Positional play was improved along with the teams attitude toward the game. The final score was Orono 2, Zion 0. Brian 1 Milson along wiih his defensive team were, the key fields to holding Zion off the scoreboard in the first half. However in the second half with the wind at their back the offensive team capitalized with two fine goals by Ken Bailey and Peter Blight. Orono's next home game is against Zion, Thursday, June 23rd at Clarke High School field starting at 6:30 p.m. Orono Pee Wee Girls take a big edge over Brownsdale Orono #3 vs Brownsdale "Well, the action got underway XVednesday night for the Orono #3 girls' Pee Wee baseball team. Although the score was tied at 5 a piece at the end of the first inning, Orono qbickly assumed the lead and never looked back. Leanne Lycett and Lean ne Reid led the way at the bat with 5 for 5 and 4 for 4 respectively. Close behind were Leanne Mutton, Christy Flintoff and Karen Talstna, each with 4 for 5, Toni Howes and Tammy Morrison, Morrison, each with 3 for 4, Dana Shetler and Kristine Howes, with 2 for 4,' Jennifer Montgomery Montgomery with 3 for 5, Kim Lycett and Teresa Kennedy, with 2 for 5. The action was fast and furious with the girls making several good defensive plays. The final score was 29 to 16 for Orono #3. All team members are to be congratulated congratulated for a fine effort. The girls look forward to their next game on Tuesday, June 9th, against the Bowman ville Rams at Central Central School in Bowman ville. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Orono Atom Soccer team posts two wins in two outings Orono Team 1 has started the season strongly with two victories in the last two weeks. In the season's opener our team overcame both Tyrone and the rainy weather with strong positional play. Sean Hardy scored 2 goals and Cameron Esler 1 in the hard fought 3-2 conquest. However, it was the excellent ball control displayed by the entire team which won the game. Fullbacks, David Burnett, Brad Minnis and Sean MacKenzie hoisted the ball out of our territory and halfbacks Craig Nemis, Sean Kennedy and Scott McAllister fed the forwards. Mi c heal Clay, Laura Abrams, Grant Tomkins and Scott Williams took care of the offence. The second game against Bowmanville's Lange Photo was an entirely different kettle kettle of fish. A lopsided 5-0 score allowed the Coaches aÿ opportunity to test players at various positions, a luxury we shall not always be able to enjoy. enjoy. Determined offensive play by players such as Jason Major, Ryan Rock, Greg Hooper, Shane Jones and David Burnett allowed our goalie, Jim Partner, to rest relative to his sensational effort effort ' in game one. Con- gratulat ions team but remember that we still must face several strong teams. E.O.B.A. Senior League (including games of June 5, 1983) GP W L PCT GBL Kingston 6 f 5 1 .833 - Kendal. , ' • 5 ' -4 •1 .800 ' '>2 Oshawa ' 7 5 2 .714 '/2 Peterborough 3 ' 2 „ 1 .667 1/2 Whitby 5 3 2 .600 l'A Port Hope 4 2 2 .500 2 Ajax 5 2 3 .400 2>A Belleville 4 1 3 .250 3 Newcastle . 5 - 1 4 .200 3'A Bowmanville 6 I 5 .167 4 Markham Saturday, June 4: 2 0 WEEKEND SCORES 2 .000 3 Kingston 10 at Newcastle 5 Kingston 4 at Ajax 1 Belleville 2 at Ajax 4 Belleville 3 at Oshawa 10 Whitby 0 at Kendal 16 Sunday, June 5: Port Hope 14 at Newcastle 3 Peterborough 6 at Kendal 19 Oshawa 9 at Bowman ville 3 Oshawa 13 at Bowmanville 11 FUTURE KENDAL & NEWCASTLE GA^ES Friday, June 10 - Kendal at Oshawa 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11 - Peterborough at Newcastle 2:00 p.m. Ajax at Kendal 2:00 p.m. ' Sunday, June 12 - Whitby at Newcastle 2:(ÿ) p.m. Bowmanville at Kendal 2:00 p.m. St Francis of Assisi News Due to ill health Father Tom Walsh is leaving St. Francis in Newcastle and will be associate pastor at Bracebridge, Ont. His successor successor is Father Pat Herliagy ■ of Peterborough. On Sunday, June 5th, a farewell party was given for Father Tom. Reverend and Mrs. Stiles and members of •Newcastle United . Church, Mrs. Haldenby and members of Newcastle Anglican Church and many members from our own parish and community attended this gathering. Many thanks to C.P.T.A. and their convener, LiSe Van Havcrbeke, for their excellent job in hosting this party. On Sunday, May 29th, the social committee organized a communion breakfast for all the groups and organizations in the parish. This was served by the youth group and the delicious breakfast was enjoyed enjoyed by all. Mayor concerned oyer rural ' Ü ' V ' v V;./ 1 residential growth to urban Mayor Rickard in com- in the Town and had as to building in the urban mailing on the monthly eliminated some restrictions !-areas.; building report again noted that the major portion of residential development in the Town of Newcastle was taking place in the rural area of the Town. He said the Town was having significant growth but it was mainly in the rural areas of the municipality. He said he did have some concern over this while serviced land in the urban urban areas was laying idle. He pointed out that some 27 residential homes had been built in the rural areas so far this year compared with nine- in urban areas. Terry Edwards, Director of Planning, said there could be hundreds of such lots, in the rural area and even upwards of a thousand that could come on stream in the future.' No one knows the numbers, he said. He also suggested that it may be cheaper to build in the rural areas'. 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