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SPORTS Orono Squîrts undefeated The Orono Squirts have been victorious un ail games played. These include Newcastle at Orono 23-5 for Orono. Homieruns bit by Andrea Burnliam, pitching being sbared by Leanne Lycett and Leanne Reid in ail games. Our second game being at Newcastle, Orono won again witb a score of 12-4. Homeruns bit by Leanne Reid ýand Wendy Stolk. The third game played at Tyrone, Orono aam coming out first, 17-11. Homeruns hit by Leanne Reid. The fourtb game was played at Orono against Hampton. Orono again victorious 23-1, Homeruns it by Leanne Reid, Leanne Lycett, Wendy Harness. In all cases the girls played ýexceptionally well, to the best of their ability. The coaching of this team is shared by Mrs. L. Brown, Beth Gatcheli, Sheila Bouglien, and Patty Blaschke. Congratulations, girls. Orono 2 active schedu le On July 17 the Orono 2 team played their first game against Hampton and unfortunately tbey were defeated. The score was 25-3. Orono runs were earned by Elizabeth Ruth Gatcheil, Shelley Richards and Susan Stolk, whà earned bers on a bomerun. On July lth Orono 2 came up against Hampton once more. Athougli they lost again, tliey played a mucb better game. The score was 28-11. No bomeruns were it. On July 21, Orono 2 played the Bowmanville team for the last time and rame out victorious. The score was 24-18 Ifomeruns were hit by Elizabetb Ruth Eatchell, Janet Karas and Charlene Rodd. E.0. B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE (Including games of July 23rd) West Oshawa L. Britain Ajax Bowmanville Whitby East W L Pct. GBL 14 5 .737 13 8 .619 2 12 8 .600 2 /z 12 9 .571 3 10 9 .526 4 W L Pct. GBL, Belleville 12 10 .546 - PortHope 10 il .476 1'k Peterboroughi 9 12 .429 2½ Newcastle 8 12 .4«03 Kendal 2 18 .100 9 Canada Jam at Mosport Park. A heavy. rock concert is scheduled to be lield at Mosport north of Orono, on August 26tli. The proposed event is a one-day event commencing at 10 a.m. and continuing until 10 p.m. It bas been reported that sucli groups asKansas, The Commodores, Wha-Koo, Dave Mason, Prism and the Village People have already been engaged for what is being called Canada Jam, a giant concert. Preparations for the con- cert are underway and the promoters see no problems in meeting ail requirements set by the Durham Regional Police or the Town of New- castle. Negotiations have been uixderway with the police for a number of weeks. The promoters bave stated that security will be tiglit for the concert and that the Régional Police will be assist- in patrol by 'peer group security'. It was stated tbat tbis requires biring sligbtly older people in the commun- ity above the age of those ini attendance. This kind of security bas operated well at two California Jam concerts thathavie attracted towards a quarter of a million spect- ators. The promoters are renting the park from Mosport Park Ltd. and will set up a field bospital properly staffed and will also be looking after parking and sanitation facil- Mtes. In speaking witb Larry Simpson by-law enforcement of ficer f or the Town of Newcastle lie said the pro- moters were going to abide by the regulations of the Town of Newcastle. He also said a licence was being prepared for cotiadil meeting on August l4tb and that the licence would incelude ahl the regulat- ions that the promoters must adhere to as well as posting bond for policing. The pro- moters will bave to pay police costs relating to policing by Durham Police. He said if the promoters were to abide witli the regulations as set forth by the Town in their by-law tbere was no way the licence could An excellent game was pitched by Charlene Rodd. All games were played considering the fact that Orono played with only ie players all week. The next game will be, played Thursday, July 27tb. c ORONO WEEKLY TPIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26tli. 1978-1; AtMvidas we solve tough wmuffer problemsby goming on a bonder., If there's a muffler job we can't handie at Midas, we haven't seen it yet. We're pros and proud of it. And our Midas Muffler shops soka mammoth selection of mufflers and pipes. But once in a blue moon, someone brings us an unusual car that defies even our huge inventories. What then? Luckily for unusual car owners, most Midas Muffler shops have a unique machine that bends pipe like a pretzel so it conforms to even the kinkiest chassis. Presto. Problem solved. So bring your van, your funny car, your custom duals, your vintage classic or your domestic sedan to Midas, and watch our prof essionals solve your muffler problem. One way or the other.I: ,FEE Ps ý -r-1 .0 VOU'VE GOTTA BE TOUGH TO BE TOPS 227 Simcoe St. S.,, Oshawa be refused. The by-law stipulates that any event of this kind lias to be lield 'for charitable pur- pose' or for a purpose beneficial to the community or for the public benefit. It bas been termed that the miusic festival does fail within theregulations as it is for the benefit of the people who are interested in sucli concerts. 1The town passed their by-law on July Sth. A rock festival called Strawberry Fields was held for a three-day period ini 1970 whicli was policed by 300 Ontario Provincial Police. A similar festival was proposed for 1973 but did flot material- ize. Mosport Park just last week proposed regulatiens for entrance into the park outlawing entry witb moto- cross vehicles etc. This move was to cut down vandallsm in the park which Mosport bas felt was due to those enterîng with sucli vehicles. Tickets for the event carry a $20.00 admission charge. 77M s e MAIN S!., O~ONO. ONT. * ,sa.soog 'q