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4-OronO Weekiy Times, Wednesday, Juiy 2th. 1977 1OpManday, July 4th, TÇendal Eagles travelled ta Peterboraugh and last a taugh 2-1 decision te the Tigers. Peterborough, who were out-hit by the Eagles five ta tbree, scored an uaearned rua in the third an two Eagle errars. and a wild pitch and then 3rd baseman Davidson bit is third hamerun of the season in the fourth for the winning run. iendal scored their oniy rua ini the ninthâ and had thetieing rua on base but Peterborough pitcher J. Hughey came in and struck out the side ta end Kendal's comneback effort. Mike Carman, Iendal's tough luck pitcher who's earned run average is below taw, pitcbed a superb game allowing only three its but had ta suifer is third loss of the season..Steve West collected two bits for the Eagles wile single its went ta B. AlIied, B. McCillouzh and, B. Robinson. R H E Tendal 000 000001 1 5 3 Peterborough 001 100 000,2 3 1 M. Carman (0-3) and B. Robinson. K. Leahy (1-1). Hughey 9tb, and Mllward. Homnerun: Davidion, Peterborough, 3rd. Iendal 16, Oshawa 2 Kendal Eagies bad their bats in ful swing on Saturday, July 16, at Jendal as they swamped Oshawa Legionaires 16-2. Steve West bad a perfect day at the plate for the Eagles going five for five, wicb inciuded a double, bomerun and four ruas batted in. Bil Robinson chipped in witb three its whle B. Aldred and Doug Tyalor had two its eacb. Single its went to Ricb Little, Pete Henderson, John Robinson and Fraser Wullace, is being is third homerun'of the season. Erie Moore- pitcbed an excellent game for the Eagles ailowing oly three its wile picking Up is fifth win of the season. -R 'H E Oshawa 000002 0002 3 2 Jendal 305 401 12x 16 16 3 G. Carroll (2-3), Stone, rd, Harding 7th, and Jones, Noonan 7th. E. Moore (5-3) and B. Robinson. Iendal 19, Ajax 7 Kendal Eagles kept tbeir bat bats alive oni Suaday, July 17, in Ajax as tbey defeated the Merchants 19-7. The Engles broke a 7-7 deadlock in the eighth withfive The Russians sum uORTS ruas and then tapped it off wvith seven mare runs in the ninth inning as they moved into a third place tie with Ajax in the league standings. Eric Moore picloed Up bis sixth victory of the season as he pitched the last 3 1-3 innings ailowing only three b 'its. His six victories lead the league. Jerry Thompson and Eric Moore each -had two homeruns as tbey drove in six ruas between tbem. Steve West and Jerry Thonipson each had four bits while Doug Taylor and Bill Robinson bad three bits apiece. Over ail Iendal out-it Ajax 23 ta 16 as tbey picked Up their tentb victory of the season. Kendal Eagles next home game is this Saturday, Juiy 23 wben tbey entertain the Ajax Merchants at 4:00 p.m. They then play the Witby. Merchants in Iendal on Sunday, July 24 at 2:00 pm., with the passibility of a" second game being schedujed -that afternoon for 4:30 p.m. R H E Iendal 121 200 157 19 23 3 Ajax 100 204 000 7 16 4 Carman, Taylor îst, Moore (6-â) and B.' Robinson. M. Gadfry (5-4), Limkilde 8th, Desrocbes th and Ryman. Homeruns: Thompson, Nendal - istand 2nd, Moore, Iendal - lst and 2nd;'Ryman - Ajax - 2nd, Grubb, Ajax - 2nd. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE Port Hope Whitby Ajax Iendal Peterborough Beleviie Oshawa L. 13itain Bowmanville TYKES BASEBALL Mike Lane and Brian Millson pitched their tean ta, a f if th win out of six games. The boys have been playing super ball and are now at the top of the standings, and laoking forward ta playing in the play-off tournament in Bowmanville August 6th. a re coming to ,Mosport The Russians are coming ta Masport! And the Belgians and the Czecbs and a Vene- zuelan and a Dutchman plus the Yanks and a Canadian or two ta race in the Maison Diamaoxd Motocross Grand Prix of Canada, eleventb round in the twelve race 125ce World Cbampionship. Two Russians in the Mos- part race, Juriv Khudiakov and Pavel Rulev; mark the first time that riders from the USSR have competed in a race in Canada. They will be riding factory prepared CZ machines from Jiri Chùravy and Zdenek Veiky, entered in the race. Churavy placed second in the 1976 World Championship. While the Russians and Czech riders are expected to 3e strong front runners on the .i ile Mlosport infield course, the favourite romnains two tume World Champion Gast,n Rahier - of Belgium riding a factory Suzidi. Rabier bas a runaway lead in the 1977 points standings, baving already won five of nine Grand Prix in Europe so far this season. The tonthi race in the cbampionsbip is in the US Grand Prix an July 17 followed by the Molson Dia- mond Grand Prix, Juiy 23 and 24 and the final race in spain on August 14. -The Canadian Mtryi Association which sanctions ail organized motorcycle competitian in Canada rel- eased an entry of twenty- eight riders for the Mosport race. Inciuded in the lîst are top entries from Canada anid the United States. The (anadian teamn wil be boaded by Jocolyn Borube (Suzuki) of Quebec, the 1976 Canadian Senior Open Cham- pion. Yamaba rider Larry Mackenzie of Burnaby, Bri- tish Columbia was oxpected ta bo the top Canadian in the ontry, however an injury earlier tbis season will pro- vent hm froni racing at Mosport. Mackenzie was the 1976 White Tropby winner, awarded ta the Canadian high point in ail classes of mnotor- cycle racing. The Mison Diamond Moto- cross Grand Prix of Canada wiii be run in two heats calied Motors of 40 minutes plus two laps each while the overal winner is declared on the total of points scored in each Moto. In addition ta tue Grand Priix, there wili be a Support Class event for Canadian and US riders on 250cc machines. Scugog fîish non -conta mîinated- Eagles Tied for Third as a school some 100 years ago and many articles have been already donated for the sehool museum. Schools in the area may use the school on a day baasis as a learning experience for stu- dents. Other groups and individuals wili have the opportunity ta visit the scbool when it is nçt in use by classes under the jurisdiction of the Board.. Students now working on the school museum project expect ta hbald an open house sometime in August. Environment Ontario is îssuing a series of bulletins ta provîde Ontario residents with the most up-to-date information on environen- tal quality and any environ- mental -conditions which may pose a hazard ta health. Analysis of walleye, large mouth bass, small mouth bass ana carp fromn the ,Scugog River, bath upstream and downstreama of the tawn of Lindsay showed acceptable leveis of PCBs and a range of agriculturai pesticides. No trace of the chemicai Mirex coula be detected in any of the fish sampled. The Ministry of Environ- ment advises that ail four species of fisb from the- area are suitabie for unreËtricted consumption. PCBs were detected in some fisb sampied, down- streamn from. Lindsay, ail well beiow *the advisory levei of 2.0 parts per million. Earlier sampling of fisb -for mercury in Lake Scugog and Sturgeon Lake, situated up- strearn and downstreamn fromn Lindsay, revealed' mercury leveis with the acceptable lumit of 0.5 parts per million. These lakes will be sampied again this summer as part of an ongoing contamination monitoring, program by the Ministries of Natural Resour- ces and Environment. Orono pool opened Monday The Orono Swimming Pool at the Orono Park which bas been closed for over a week was re-opened Monday morn- ing. "Regular swirnming and water safety classes which #ad been transferred ta the Waltona Park in Newcastle last week are now back at the Orono Park. Regular after- noon and evening swimming as well as weekend swimming wifl also be back ta normal and with the present heat yave will be more than %elcomed. S During the "Down period" last week new filtration units were instailed at the pool. ulty opration of the forni- units necessitated the installation of new units. Mr. Fanning ýof the Parks and Recreation department stated tbat they bad been having trouble witb the units last year but were repaired aty that tume. Having money in the budget for the works this year the installation of the units were carried out upon epproval of council a week ago Monday. Canton School a museum Work bas been underway ver the past couple of years by summer student groups wa open the aid Canton Schoi house this fail as a museumr piece. Further to imis end the Board of Educeation has also designated the school as a special school for educatian so that classes using the schooi on a visîting basis may receive provincial grant for transvortation. The school wîli be equipped Phone 623-3377 "FLOWERS WITH FEELING" ,à&za 133 Church Street Bowmanville FRESH & DRIED FLOWER AkRANGENIENTS for WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, HOSPITAL and HOME Bey and AI. Anderson Town of Newcastle PROCLAMATION In accordance with a resolution passed by the Town Council 1 hereby proclaim MON DAY, AUGUST lst, 1977 Civic Holiday The next Council meeting wilI be held at 7 0.m. on Monday, August 15, 1977, ln Court Room No. 1, 132 Church Street, Bowmanville, Ont. GOD SAVE TH EQU E EN GARNET B. RICKARD Mayor, Town of Newcastle. I Orono Water Safety * Swimming Club Effective July 25th, 1977- *aý Poolr ClassI 8:645 900 -9:30 Beg. 1 * 9:15 9:30 -I10:00 Be". 2 9:45 10:00 10: 30 Beg. 3 *1015 1030 -11:00 Beg 4I * 10:45 11:00 11:20 Pre- Beg. 1 11:05 11:20 - 11:40 Pre-Beg. 2 * 11:25 11:40 - 12:00 Pre- Beg. 3 *9:55 8:55 9:40 Jr. 1&2 *9:15 9:40 -10:20 Jr. 3& 4 * 9:55 10:20 - 11:00 SURVI VAL - Must have * Jrs. or above. Adults able to swim welcome.I 10:30 11:00 - 11:45 Intermediate 1 & 2 *11:45 - 12:30 Stroke Improvemnent * 11: 40 12:30 1:30 Sr. A.R.. * (Bronze and lBar) I IOrono Towing GENERAL REPAIES Phone 983-5249 (>rgn. ççmm mm m'lm -mc