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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 20, 1988 SPORTS Orono Pee Wee Soccer add two more wins Orono Peewee Soccer players continued their excellent play this season with two more victories recently. On June 23rd the Orono side trounced a newly-formed Manvers squad 21-0. The play was not quite as one sided as the score but our defence and goalie, Cameron Esler, were certainly left with little to do. Unfortunately for Manvers our forwards picked this evening to "get it all together" with excellent passing and crossing. Newly Converted winger Richard Vernon teamed up with another winger, Brendan Bates, to score 12 goals, six each! Scott Hëntig fired five while Tyler Bates, Dan Walters and Evan Davie chipped in with one each. A Manver's player scored the other goal with what was supposed to be a pass back to the goalie. Orono faced a much more difficult difficult opponent in Bowmanville at Waverly on July 7th. In fact the best play of the evening came in the very last minute when our goalkeeper, Greg Hooper dove head first to knock a certain goal just wide of the post, thus preserving preserving a narrow 2-1 victory. Scott Hen- tig and Richard Vernon scored the goals and backs such as Evan Davies and Todd Graves played well. On July 13th the team started with only 10 players against Bowmanville 2. When Scott Hall was injured near the end of the first half we were reduced to the minimum possible. Despite this disadvantage the team played very well and actually dominated the first half. However, a quick first minute goal sent Bowmanville out front and our inability to finish the play allowed Bowmanville a 1-0 first half lead. Playing short coupled-with coupled-with some very bad luck caused us to tire somewhat in the second half and Bowmanville notched two more goals to win 3-0. Evan "Crossbar" Davies continued to shoot approximately half an inch too high and the rest of the forwards forwards were somewhat to tentative to pull the trigger. Todd Graves, Tyler Bates and newcomer Meghan Davies, played strongly as halfback and Brendan Bates and Scott Ball were outstanding on defence in the first half. In the , second half Richard Vernon handled the full back chores alone as our undermanned undermanned squad tried gamely to mount a comeback. Richard was marvellous in this position as he routinely broke up 4 on 1 plays. Cameron Esler had a lot of work in goal and played an excellent positional game anticipating accurately where the play would be. With a full compliment compliment of players and a finer finishing touch our team will be ready for a return match. Orono 'White' PeeWees have 9-2-1 record The Orono "White" Peewee Baseball Team is still playing , very Larry Houston 10 12 7 .600 strong ball. After two thirds of the . Daryl Houston 11 13 7 .550 regular season they are 9 wins, 2 Steve Shetler 11 12 8 .500 losses and 1 tie. Clayton Rendell 9 9 9 .500 Jeff Wilson 9 5 4 .500 Paul Woods 11 13 3 .428 G R RBI AVG. Brandon Ovenden 10 9 2 .333 Chris Yeo 10 13 7 :695 Wayne Lambert - 10 4 1 .300 Tom Tamblyn 6 7 Id .687 Mike Dreslinski , 9 3 3 .285 Jeff Den Hollander 11 17 5 .666 Justin Hughes 9 4 V .133 Paul Dreslinski 10 5 ,3 .111 School Trustees to deal with new representation The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education will hold a Special Board Meeting on 4 August 1988 at Cobourg District Collegiate Institute West at 7:30 p.m. to deal with 'new provincial legislation which changes the way in which trustee numbers are decided and distributed within the jurisdiction jurisdiction of a board. According to Bill 125, nonresident nonresident electors will no longer be included in' the population determining determining trustee numbers. The figure to be used, for a public board, will be the total number of public school electors and supporters and their dependents in the area of a board's jurisdiction. ' ■ The basis on which the total number of trustees are distributed within a board has been changed from property assessment to population. Superintendent of Business Ron Sudds says it is not clear yet what impact the new legislation will have on The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. The Board is currently waiting for new census figures from local governments governments which .are \due by 31 July 1988, he says. The legistlative changes are part of a number which will affect the 1988 municipal elections. Self-Help directory soon to be ready The "Directory of self-help and have not yet provided necessary groups in Durham Region - 1988" information are asked to contact will soon be available at 111 Simcoe the Canadian Mental Health St. N., Oshawa for a reasonable Assocatidn at 436-8760 by July 29, fee. Groups that with to be listed 1988. Petro-Canada charged over hazardous gasoline spill The Ontario Environment Ministry has charged Petro-Canada Inc. after gasoline, which was spilled spilled àt a St. Catharines service station, station, entered area storm and sanitary sewers, disrupting businesses and causing a hazard to residents from December 29, 1986 to'January 8, 1987. Petro-Canada Inc., located at 5140 Yonge St., Suite 200, North York, faces one charge under section section 13 (1) (e) of the Environmental Protection Act (EPA), which relates to discharging a material likely to impair the safety of persons; persons; and one charge under section 13 (1) (h) of the EPA, which relates to interfering with the normal conduct conduct of business; and one charge under section 80 (1) (e) of the EPA, which relates to failing to notify the ministry., > " A return court date has been set for 1:30 p.m., July 14, at St. Catharines Provincial Offences Court #2. OPP announce special media photo contest of special Olympics OPP Commissioner Tom O'Grady is pleased to announce a Media Photo Contest in support of Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run this August. The contest is open to any media photographer, staff or freelancer, who submits photographs depicting OPP Officers participating in the Law Enforcement Torch Run. Photos can be of any size, black and white or color. Submissions should be delivered to the nearest OPP detachment or forwarded to OPP General Headquarters in an envelope marked as follows: OPP Torch Run Photo Contest; Director Information Services Branch; QPP General Headquarters; Headquarters; 90 Harbour St.; Toronto, Ont. M7A 2S1. Photographs do not bend. All submissions will be accepted up to Friday, Aug. 19, 1988 and judging will be completed by Sept. 1, 1988 at which time the winner will be announced. The first-place winner will receive a Polaroid Spectra instant camera system and film donated by Polaroid Canada. All other participants participants will receive an official OpP citation. While none of the submissions will be returned, all photographs will remain the property of the photographer. For further details on the contest, media photographers are invited to contact contact Jack Mackay, OPP Special Projects Officer, at OPP General Headquarters (416) 965-3846. Do you know how to protect yourself from AIDS? Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Qntario Ministry qf Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668-AIDS I AIKWIXDS AXTKJti nS & COLLECTIBLES' ■ ANTIQUES, MEMORBILIA & COLLECTIBLES FROM TIMES GONE BY UY AND SELL , Open Thurs.- Sunday 10 to 5 Monday to Wednesday by chance 5028 MAIN STREET ORONO, ONT. LOB 1M0 (416)983-9806 ART'S ODD JOBS • CUSTOM WOODWORKING • SPECIALIZE IN CABINET DOORS COLONIAL FURNITURE REPRODUCTIONS Free Estimates - 5 Yr. Workmanship Guaranteed AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS and SERVICE MOBILE SERVICE AVAILABLE WorkmanshlpTSuaranfeed 28 MILLSTREET 10% Senior Citizen Dis. 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