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i 6 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, July 14, 2004 Northumberland Motor Products Eagles Foster leads Eagles Troy Foster scoring a run in Kingston. Kris Boyd, #27 is guiding Foster on whether to slide or not. On Saturday July 10, the Eagles travelled to Kingston to take on the Ponies. In the first game, with their star pitcher on the mound they played an impressive game. The Eagles put up a strong front, getting a run in the first inning. Jason Carroll pitched a marvelous game with strong Results for July 11 Black Jacks > over Renegades 11 : 4 1 Slime over Mudhens Blazers over Pita Pit 5: 1 Blue Circle over Generals 12:8 League Standings TEAM fie MIN LOSS HE BE BA +/- BIS 1, Blazers 10 9 0 1 176 73 103 19 2. Pita Pit 10 7 3 0 162 97 65 14 3. Blue Circle 10 7 3 0 158 90 68 14 4. Slime 10 5 4 1 - - 11 5. Black Jacks 10 4 6. Generals 10 3 7. Mudhens 10 2 8. Renegades 10 2 99 134 -35 8 6 4 4 6 0 7 0 131 164 -33 8 0 - - >- 8 0 85 128 -43 ■ • 1 4 !!•'■ ' • - gm scheduled for Blazers vs. Blue Circle - 2:30 pm Slime vs. Black Jacks - 4:00 pm Generals vs. Mudhens - 5:30 pm Renegades vs. Pita Pit - 7:00 pm support from his fielders. In the fourth inning though, the Ponies found their bats and erupted for three of their seven runs. Troy Foster started started at second base and went two for three in the losing cause but...in the second game, Troy took to the mound and rallied the Birds. He pitched 7 innings, scattering 9 hits to the strong bats of the Ponies but allowed them to cash in only one run. Bryan Landry led the hit parade reaching first all three times and scoring twice. Troy managed managed another hit and scored to help his own cause with his third hit of the afternoon, scoring on an important single by Nick Stacey. This was only the second defeat for the Easterners from the Limestone City and both have been at the "talons" of the locals. Sunday July 11th was a beautiful beautiful day for a ball game. The crowd came out and enjoyed the sun and the baseball. The teams from Kendal and Port Hope did not disappoint. They played an excellent game of baseball with Troy Foster's home run making the difference. difference. He cashed in a single by Dave Trew. Kendal's Mark Foster (no relation) pitched a gem of a game holding the Flyers to no runs as he pitched six solid innings. Mike "Ned" Landers pitched well except for one pitch. Then Eric Zuvic was called on for the ninth inning and got the first three batters out. Once again the Eagles are soaring with 2 wins in three attempts this weekend. The boys are playing excellent baseball surrendering few hits and playing almost flawless in the field. Troy Foster's bat is making the difference in the run scoring. HEARING SERVICE Complete hearing test now available at Anicara Wellness Services 5331 Main St.,Orono 1 i 1) |) |) is Includes testing outer, middle & inner ear function Hearing aid recommendation Hearing aid service (all makes) • Registered provider for most major insurances For your appointment call: 905*983*6121 ffcJii rffcàïi fâàïl ifiÊîïi Ûtàïii Ûtài m n i i I i I A large contingent of fans made the trek from Orono to watch the game. The newest Oronoites, the Grays, seemed to enjoy the sun, ftm and hot dogs. FUTURE GAMES: July 19th in Belleville and 21st in Port Hope. The next home game is July 25th versus Belleville Nats; Bid Euchre JULY 6 RESULTS TOP SCORES Lorraine Marshall, 174 Lit Bolderstone, 171 Danielle Brooks, 161 Marlene Stacey, 159 DRAWS Olive Little Wallace Boughen Ingrid Zulauf MOON SHOT JANE Ingrid Zulauf : EATURED (PORTS SECTIO" " LL THE 'IT, mm JULY RESULTS TOP SCORES Jean O'Neill 91 Lyle McMahon 76 Margaret Peacock 73 Bill Rose Lucy Corey Dolores Comar DRAWS Eileen O'Hara Eileen Stapleton Dolores Comar Eileen O'Hara 73 71 70 ADVERTISEMENT MAYOR'S CORNER Planning for the unexpected is part of everyday life for most of us. It's the reason wé wear seatbelts and why we put smoke detectors in our homes. The same is certainly true for the Municipality, which must prepare for even the most remote of possibilities. Here at Town Hall and in our emergency department facilities, we take that responsibility very seriously. As host community for a nuclear station, Clarington has taken extra precautions, alongside the Fire and Emergency Services Department at Ontario Power Generation. The Municipality has partnered with OPG Darlington Nuclear to create an integrated response system that ensures the two large, highly-trained services can work as one in an emergency. We have also created partnerships with other Durham Region municipalities who can assist, as required, including the response teams from OPG Pickering Nuclear. Every municipality in Ontario is required to have an emergency management plan, including training and exercises for employees, public education and an annual review and testing of the program. Clarington has two plans; one is a peace-time emergency plan, the other a nuclear emergency plan. In addition, both OPG's nuclear sites have created a 'defence in depth' system of on-going fire safety assessment, prevention, detection, barriers, suppression, response and operating experience. It combines excellence in human performance through high-level staff training with prevention innovations and top-notch response equipment. Darlington Nuclear is regularly peer reviewed by international experts and has received high praise for its fire prevention and preparation procedures. Back in October, 2001, new higher standards of security were also introduced. These included an armed on-site response capability, improved security screening, protection against forced entry and enhanced inspection of people and vehicles; all added protections against any type of human- provoked incident at the station. I personally, along with the Municipality take the wellness and safety of our residents very seriously and continue to work with Darlington Nuclear to ensure everything that can be done is being done to protect our families. We are prepared and we will continue to raise the bar at every opportunity. You can view our emergency plans on-line in the Document section of the Municipality's wgbsite fwww.municipalitv.clarinaton.on.ca).