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Orono Weekly Timies, WNedinesdayý, June 22nd, 1977-5 Region gives â pproval to hydro Kendal eagles win Two Kendal Eagles mianaged, (o pick up, two victories this past week-end as they defeated Whitby' 6-3 last Thursday in Whitby and then swamped Oshawa 18-1 in Kendal on Sunday. In Whitby, Eric Moore pitched -a strong game allowing only three runs while striking out ten batters. B. Alldred, Doug Rickard, Bill Robinson and Pete Hender- son led the Eagles with two hits apiece with one of Henderson's hits being a fwo run homerun. On Sunday, in Kendal, everyone in the Kendal line-up picked up at least'one hit, with Steve West leading the way with four hits. Doug Rtickard collected three its while Fraser Wallace, and Bill Robinson had- two, hits each. Rialph w: Kennedy pitched an excellent gan allowing only seven hits while striking ou seven batters. Kendlal Eagles next hon, game is Sunday, June-26th when Whitt, Merchants come to Jackson Park. bine Scores Thursday Kendal 104 100 000 6 10, Whitby 011 001 000 3 il E. Moore (3-1) and B. Robinson D. Allen (1-1) and Craigen Sunday Oshawa 000 000 001 1 7 Kendal 000 234 35x 18 17 D. Stone (0-1), Carroll, 5th, Cohen, 7th, anc T. Jones R. Kennedy (1-1) and B. Robinson Orono Bantam Girls 1The Orono Bantam Girls have victories in the first 2 games of the season. The first game against Bowmanville No. 2, score 25-15 and, the second against Bowtnanville No. 1, score 18-17. The girls are hitting extremely well this year and home runs went to Colleen Moffat, Heather Sawyer and Anita Hannam. A thank you should be given t( Rahm's Sunoco, Orono, who sponsoreÈ sweaters for the team. The next home game for the team iE Wednesday, July 6th. Corne out arn support the team. LOBB Bail Scores MENS LOBB BALL SCORES (as of June 20) Eastern Division Pine Ridge Kinsmen 27 UglyDucklings 25 Voyageurs 32 Stutts 4 SOCCER STANDINGS tWeek ending June lth, 1977) Pee Wee Division Tyronel Orono 0 Waverly 6. Bowmanville B - 2 Hampton 2 Bowmanville A-i1 Bowmanville A - 3 Bowmanville C - 0 On June lSth, the Kinsmen Pee Wee girls were defeated by Bowmanville No. 3 with a score of 29-5. A homerun went to Patti Blaschke and hits going to Brenda Rodd, Jackle Westbrook and Karen Irwin. Charlene Rodd and Karen Irwin shared Bens Auto 20 Pine Ridge Kinsmen1 M &M 20 Durham Attic Bens Auto 15 Orono Towing1 M &M 10 Jive Turkeys Durham Attic 20 Stutts Atom A Waverly 2 Tyrone 13 Orono 1 Bowmanville ( Atom B (Squirts) Opouo 3 Bowmanville 3 tre pitcning dutues and struci batters. They were also defeated b3 Fashion on June l6th by a score Karen Irwin started the pitching was relieved by Charlene Rodd,1 they struck out 17 batters. * POOL OPENINGS I * JUNE 18th, 1977E *Bowmanville Memorial Park Pool * ALL WEEK-ENDS:I 12: 0Noon to5: 00P. M. - 6:00P.M. to 8:30pý.m. JUE20to 24th -5:00p.M. to 8.30 p.m. AFTER JUNE 26th - 2: 00p.m. to 5:00 p.f- 6:00 P.Mf. t08:30 P.flt Orono Park Pool * ALL WEEK-ENDS:, * 12:00 Noon to5:00 p.m.- 6-00p.m. to 830 p.m. *JUNE 20 -24th -5: 00p.m. to8:30 P.M. *AFTER JUNE 26th : 2. 2:Op.m. -5: 00p. m. -6: 00p.. to 8 30p.m, Newcastle Lions Pool ALL WEEK-ENDS: 12:O0Nooto5:00p.m.-6:Op.n.to8:30p.m.I JUNE20-24th-5:0Iý,m.to8:30P.flI. *AFTER JUNE 26th -I L .I p o 50 p.m.- 6:0f)pm n.to 830 p.m. Last Thursday tie Region oif Durham gave their ap- proval ta the construction of, the Darlington Hydro gener- ating station. Under the ne approval the Region as has ýut the Town of Newcastle will ne lot ask for an environmental ýy assessm-ent hearing. Hydro has contended that a hearing would hold up the construct- ion planis unnecessarily and thaI IHydro must live within Oprovincial guidelines under any circumstances. Hdyro hias already placed a sumi of $1.4 million in an accounit for thie Town of Newcastle to be used for 2indirect costs as agreed upon Sby ,-ýhydro and the Town. id Il is understood that the, Newcastle Ratepayers Assoc- iation has become concerned over the fact that an -environ- mental assessment hearing is not to be held over the construction of a nuclear generating station and have '0 in fact been circulating a d petition over this matter. The ratepayers association also ýs objects to meetings with d Hydro being held in camera. MM~MMMU Hydro Unes are costly 13 Gord Laschinger, a prop- 2o erty acquisition officer for 13 Ontario Hydro has been ;9 reported to state a rule of 6 thumb cost toconstruct theý hydro transmission line runs at about $6Ô,000 a mile. The line fromi Lennr-ox to Oshawa, runs somne 1:35 mniles which 1 could bring the cost some- 0 where fromi $180 ta $190 million. Waverîy Of this amount $25 million Tyroe ~ has been set aside for land purchases. It has been poin- ted out that fi would be cheaper for hydro to obtain ýk out 9 easements rather than having ~ out ~ to purchase out-right proper- ties for the transmission ,Long's of 18-9. off but together Former Oronio boy killed' A former resident of Orono, now residing in Dunsford, Arnold -Ross -Huggins, 21 was killed early S aturday miorn- ing in a two-car collision north of Pontypool on High- way 35.' Newcatle O.P.P. report that .Huggins was southbound abdut 1:00 p.m. -on Highway 35 when he was in collision with a northbound car. The, northbound car was driven by Marwood Lewis Weatherup, 19 of Rexdale. Passengers in the Weatherup car were Michael Bolitho, 20 and Mark R. Eveleigh, 16, both of Rexdale, who along with the driver did not sustain serious injuries. The accident happened about one-haîf mile north of Pontypool with both vehicles being completely demolished. The Orono Fire Departmient were also called to the scene ~and assisled the' police and~ amu anc tendents. U nqSa le this Weeke Sleeveless Tops Boy's Cool Sleeveless Tops for * the hot weather. * Sizes 4 - 6X Reg. $3.15 for $2.00 S Size 8-1-4 y rs R eg $3.75 f or $2.50 : B athing Suitsm........................ s Ladies' Bathing Suits on rack *have been reduced in price. If you *need one have a look at the prices. :Squall JacketsM Children's Squali Jacketswith ê *pockets and, lining in pretty colours. *Size 12-24 mons. Reg. $4.95 for$,4.OO *Size 2-6X yrs. Reg. $5.50 for $4.50 :T-Shirts * Good quality Carhartt, T-Shirts *in sizes S, M& L and seil at $2.25 :~, .~..*RMSTRONG S BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUE Soccer Standings PeeWeeGirls MAIN SI., ORONO, ONT. * 98-5009 .. ............ . . ......... ma lines. Some $60 million has BURNER SERVOCE been set aside for the cons- GU.ILF FINANCING truction of the Oshawa Trans- Phone. forming Station. Tyrone 263-26.50 ýGuif Orono Water Safety SWIMMING CLUB * Effective june 2lth, 1977 Beg. 1- 8:45 unior 1- 9: 0 * Be g.2- 9:1.3 0 Beg.3,- 9: 45 Jir-9:15 * Be,. 4 -10:157)uiar 3&A -9: 55 * PreBeg.i - 1:45 ntermediate 1 - 10:30 e * Pre-Beg. 2110,5Itreit 11 * Pre-Beg. 3 -11.25 It neit 11 * Pre-Beg.4-11:45 Senior -12 Noon *Openings for somne classes stili available. *Registration on first day of swimming.