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- -- ~-~- ORON,ý> WEE-KLY TIMES PoWî*éed ev«y 1m-dýatthe oMfSof etpubIAnWe Maum tre, Orone, Onmado. Phono 9M-MI0 Can ïYou HeIp TURN OFF. THE TV! It is hard to understand how parents c an ignore the plea of the Orono Athletic for coaches for at Ieast two local bail teams. It becomes even harder when it is realized that there are at least'forty-five children involved whch could well.represent forty ýfamilies andyet these children with an interest and desire are left to struggle for themselves. Surely the benefits of organized sport are mucli bet- tea than har£ýing around the town hall steps or some other focal point. Too often the children are criticized for a lack of interest and a Iack of desire but the condition that ex- ists with the bail teams is net a -fault of the children but that of of the parents. The big cry, of course, is the lack of time. This is only an excuse for the great majority, for there is time for golf, horse racing, televi§ion. fishing and a host of items de- signed and undertaken for self-enjoymnent. Nor is the lack of knowledge in the art of hall an excuse for there are books outlining in detail the approach to coaching, and a host of helpful hints. It is shameful to believe thaf forty-five enthusiastie youth in this community cannot receitie the leadershiip re- quired tô be able to participate in a healthful and gainful summer sport. Turn off that TV and make an effort for the youth of the area. Susebalil Notes The Qshawa Intermediate Base- bail Club. took a 114 win over the Kendal- Intermediates on Monday afternoon in Kendal when Gary Carroli in seven innings took el- even' strike outs from the Kend-' ai baters. In the nine innings three Kendal pitchers took a muere three strike-outs. Paul Jones pitched five innings for Kendal with Ray Couroux and Donald McDonald sharing in the renmaining four frames. The three Kendal pitchlers gave up eleven hits Those securing hîts for Kendal ,were Grant Wade 2, Ralph Hodg- son 2, John Shetier and, Fraser Wallace, one a-pece. OSHAWA JUNIORS AND KENDAL Tuesda.y eveninig in Oshawia the Kendal Intermediates an the Oshawa, Juniors ran into a dead- locked game. Scoring reached a high level with each team' runn- ing up thirteen counters. Jones and MeDonald pîtched for Kendal. KENDAL JUVENILES TOO MUCH FOR ORONO MIDGETS The Orono Midget Basebali Club in their maiden trip of the ycar to the diamond hosted the champion Kendal Juveniles of 1969, Moiiday evening, at the Or- ono Park. Kendal took a wide margin in the game 15-0. The vis- itors had little trouble with the newly forme4 and younger club. 1Orono does however have some bright spots in its personnel and could with more training become a good tearn in their own cate- gory. C, ono went through their full ,o mpliment of pitchers on Mon- day evening. Kendal News Dr. G J. Mnielly, Centennial Unitel Churcli, Oshawa will be the guest. speaker in Kendal United Church next Sunday morning at 11.15 a.mn. Pcv T. Snelgrove is taking his work in Oshawa while Dr. Minielly preaches for the An- niversary at Newtonville., On the Iast Sunday of May the Orangenien will hold their an- nual church parade to Kendial Un- ited Church. Just one hundred years ago two chui-ches were being erected in Kendal. The Presbyterian and the Methodist Church. They were be- ing built by two carpenters Mr. Wm. Jackson and Mr. John Coop- er. They worked together first on one churcli then on the other. The Pre.-byterian Church had a beau- tiful spire and stood where Mr. Jas. Hoy ]ives today on the main street. H-owever the Methodist Chur.ch had a large losed ini driving shed west of the Orange Hall at the time of union in 1917. Up And'Downv The Book Stacks NEW BOOKS MAY 2lst, 1970 ADULT- Moment in the Sun by Robert 1and Leona Rienow (an absolute <with the pollution of our atmos- MUST for everyone concerned phere. Take my hands by Dorothy Clarke Wilson, a remarkable biography of Dr. Mary Verghese1 1 14 Spurs by Will Henry, a coll ec- tion of award winning Western fictipn. Pas the Gravy by ,A.K Pair, an Erle Stanley Gardner mystery Sustitute for Love by Hlenrietta Reid, a rcmanoe Ursula, by Bob'Williams, the set- ting of this prize-winning novel is a ruined German city in the last days of World War II. JUNIOR- There'% adventure in Atoumic En- ergy by Julian May. Gaudenzîa, Pride of the Palio by Marguerite Henry, a' thrilling true tale of a boy and a beau- tif7ll Arabian Mare. Red "Sea Resuce by Arthur iCath-' eraîl, adventure. '!he Great Geppy by Wm. Pene DuBois. KINDERGARTEN and PRE- SCHOOL Mother Goose by Brian Wild- smith, a collection of Nursery Rhyip-s. Jcvie and the Snow by Helen 1Buckley. How the Brothers Joined, the Cat tlub by Esther Avenul. A Fish Out of Water b- Heleni Palmer. Olga Beauchampl Clarke Public LI BRARY ROUES OPEN: Tuesday 6:30 1:3 Thursday 6:30 '. 839 Frlday 2:30 - 5; 6:30 - 8:30 Saturday 10:00- 12:00 1 Continental sauna and STEAM BATH GENTLEMEN ... We have a Sauna and Whirl- pool ready for your use. Drop ln and give thern a try Group Rates Available Mon. to Sat. 1 pan. - 1 a.m. Sun. 8 a.m. -i p.m. 16A ONTARIO STREET 728-U40 OSHAWA The Difference Is In. Your Favour Fifteen years ago, 7 out of 10 of today's prescriptions could not have been filled. By keeping pace with medical science, we help your doctor help you to better health. STUTT'S PHARMACY ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE: 983-5009 Basebail coaches are urgently needed for the O0rono Midgets and the Orono Girls. The Midget schedule has started but they do not have a coach. If this con- dition remains this team wili have to fold up as they can't play without a coach. If anyone is interested please corne to the Park on Monday night. There is also 30 girls under 16 who just have one coach. If we could get somèe înterested mothers or fath- eeK - help, they could have two teams in Orono and to play away. If anyone is interested please cone to the Park to- ight and heip out. ORONO AMATEUR ATIILETIC ASSOCIATION We Are Agents For Bowmanville CIeaners Pick-up and Deliver Tuesday, Thursday and Friday MATTS BILLIARDS and Barbershop Orono, Ont. phonoe1Mule1 William C. Hall, B. comm. Phone Newcastle 987-4M4 and Saturday L. N. Bird Real Estate Llmlted PLACE CALL IF WE MAY ASSIST YOU IN SELLING OR BUYING PROPERTY Orono Branch on 115 Highway (Ontario Sports) BUS. 983-5350 TORONTO 364-1807 ROSS GILBART, P. Ag. lIES. 983-5427 MANDER BAFUSE lIES. 623-3605 INVEST NOW,,O on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Also "CASHABLE AT ANY TIM E" Guaranteed Savings Certificates up 10 81/2%. 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