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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 27th, 1978-5 S0 OR TS Mr. Doug Walton, president West. Steven at the presen of the Newcastle Lakers club tirne is in Winnipeg with the presents the Most Valuable Winnipeg Jets. player award to Mrs. Steven M&M now enter LOBB bail finals Saturday evening the New- castle Lakers baseball club held a banquet and dance as the wind up for their first season of play in the E.O.B.A. Along with the banquet which was well attended the club awards were presented to the Rickard presented with a 'various players. player of the month award, Pictured above (left to Mrs. Steven West receiving right) Bruce Alldred who on behaîf of her husband, the received the Team Player most valuable player award awad as well as a player of as well as a player of the tpe month award, Doug month award, Frank Stodd- ard representing Molson making the presentation of the player of the month awards and Mike White voted best pitcher and also receiv- ing player of the month award. M&M second in St. Catharines meet Bill McCullough, coach and Peter Maartense, manager of the Lakers were presented with gifts last Saturday at the Laker's banquet in recogni- tion of their work with the club during the initial year. Both look towards a better year in 1979. On the past weekend the M&M Variety Slo-Pitch team travelled to St. Catharines for a Slo-Pitch tournament on Saturday and Sunday. The local fellows ended up in second place out of 46 teams, winning $250.00. They defeated teams from Oshawa, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls. The M&M team won five of their seven games, losing in the final game 12-7 to a team from London. Bill Hansen, short- stop for M&M was voted as the runner-up Most Valuable Player, based upon the entire tournament. Members of the team taking part in the tournament are as follows: Ron Clapdorp, Bob O'Neill, Jim Moffat, Tom Moffat, Dean Cox, Gary Cox, John Witheridge, Grant Yeo, Bill Hansen, Gary Eames, Grant Thompson, Peter Mc- Cullough, Stan Green, Don Mercer, coach; David Staples, Manager. Congratulations M&M Var- iety on a very successful slo-pitch weekend. M&M have now won the eastern section title having defeated Newtonville Con- struction in two straight games, Monday and Tuesday night. The M&M club now await the western champions at which time the final series will take place for the overall championship. It is expected that the final series will begin this coming week. In the eastern playdown series M&M defeated not only Newtonville Cosntruction in the semi-finals but also Stutts and the Ugly Ducklings. Newtonville Construction in their march to the semi-finals had defeated Durham Attics and the Jive Turkeys. The western section is still in the quarter finals but it is expected that this will be over thgis week as well as the semi-final series. The final series will be played both at the Orono diamond as well as the Bowmanville diamond. There were twenty teamrs entered in this league this year. TRen teams in the esatern division and ten in the western division. ORONO HOCKEY REGISTRATIONA BEING TAKEN ON FRIDAY NIGHT IN ARENA LOBBY A second registration night for hockey has been arranged and will be held in the Orono Arena lobby this coming Friday evening, If you have not yet registered to play hockey this winter with the Orono Amateur Athletic Asso- ciation plan to do so on Friday evening. The local Association must complete registrations in or- der that they can form teams for play this winter as well as making arrangements to join leagues. See advertisement in this issue of the Times for time and place. Orono, Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors - Tile Phono 983-544T ORONO Duck season now open With the opening of the 1978 waterfowl season September 23rd, duck hunters should be aware of the following: A provincial small game hunting licence and a Migra- tory Game Bird Huntiug Permit (available at the Canada Post Office) are necessary to hunt duck, geese and other migratory birds in Ontario. Persons convicted of an offence under the Migratory Birds Convention Act and-or the Migratory Birds Regula- tions are prohibited from purchasing a Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit for a period of one year from date of conviction of the offence. Hunting within one quarter mile of bait placed out to attract migratory birds is an offence under the Migratory Bird Regulations. The 1978 waterfowl season looks promising, but hunters should be familiar with the regulations as they pertain to waterfowl hunting. A sum- mary of these and other hunting regulations is available at local hunting licence issuers or from your nearest Ministry of Natural Resources office. c j SWilliam C. Hall, B.Comm. Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ... .. . ... ...... .1 .... .. . . ......... lq v