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h. .~4..QronoWeekIy TIms~ Wednesday~ Jwi. 8~1992 There bas been a group of take part in the next Bowmanville Sarah-Jayne Lucas, Robyn girls, fourteen in number, who are Santa Claus parade. Sehoiz, Samantha Lucas, (middle known as the Kendal His The term for this season came row), Melissa Lucas, Denna Corvettes who have been working to an end last Tuesday evening Childs, Laura Spencer, Jud'y out weekly in the Kendal Orange with a party at the hall at which Spencer, (back row) Pippa Hall becoming baton twirlers. Pizza was the menu along with Boothman, Kate Boothman and The group has girls fromn the soft drinks. The program will Roberta Childs. Absent Rosie age of 4 years to 13 years and are startup again in tie fali. Marnn, Renne and Jacklyn Picco. working towards being able to Pictured above: (front row) Kendal Bantam's opened their 1992 season against Ajax by dropping an 8-4 score in a weil played gaine. Kendal led 3-2 until the 8th inning wheni Ajax scored 2 and then added 4 in the 9tb1. Offensively Kendal was Led by Bryan Smith's 2 R.B.I.s on bis 3rd inning triple. Other hitters for Kendal were Chris Stark and Mark Foster 2 for 3, singles going out to AI Lacey, Scott Borden, Brian Housten, Steve Green and Mike Zachonwich. Kingston Bantains visited Kendal on Monday, May 18. After a slow start Kendal, found first three The Orono Midget Basebal teani has started the 1992 season by *winning it's f irst three gamnes in the Eastern Ontario Basebal League. The home club travelled to Cobourg for their season opener on May 26 and defeated the opposition by the overwhelming score of 8-0. Orono scored 6 times in the first inning and twice more tn the second to account for ail the scoring in the gaine. Larry Houston led off the gaine with a single to left and after Daryl Houston reached first base via an error, Sean Muller singled to drive in Larry for the first run of the gaine and the first run of the season. The next batter, Chris Cholette, then rapped a hard double to ieft to score both Daryl and Sean and put Orono up by three runs. After a Mike Landers walk and a Jeff Pearce double, Tom Tamblyn also cbipped in witb a double to drive home two more runs. Orono sent 10 men to the plate in tbe first innîng emerging with a 6 run lead. Tbe local squad scored two more runs in the second when Sean Muller singled home Chris Yeo and -Sean' scored on a passed bail. Mike Landers was outstanding on the mound as he held Cobourg thernselves trailing Kingston 3-0 after 5 innings. Led by ýAl Lacewbo lhad a 3 for 3 day at the plate and scored 3 runs, Kendal camie back to record a 10-3 win, Mark, Foster picked up the Royals first win of the year witb relief froin Scott Borden and AI Lacey. Collecting bits for Kendal were Scott Borden 2 for 3, Eric Zuvic doubled and a single, Chris Stark 2 for 2, and 1 each for Mark Foster and Bryan Smith. Kendal Royals Bantans would like to thank thecir 1992 sponsors Laidlaw and Newcastle Lumber for tiieir help. games to 3 hits over 7 and 2/3 innings. Mike recorded 4 strikeouts and issued 2 free passes. Daryl Houston come on in relief, burling i and 1/3 innings, giving up 1 bit and claiming three strikeouts. Larry Houston, Chris Yeo, Sean Muller and Chrîs Ch olette garnered tWo hits each while Mike Landers, Jeff Pearce and Tom Tamblyn accounted for the other three bits. Line score -- Orono 8 runs, 1l hits, 2 errors; Cobourg 0 ru ns; 4 hiits; 3 errors. Orono opened their borne season on May 28 with Bowmanville providing the opposition. In a real nail biter, Orono came out on top by scoring tbree runs in their last at bat to pull out an 8-7 victory. Chris Cholette banged out his second double of the year to drive home Larry Houston and Daryl Houston to give Oron-o a 2-1 lead after one inning of play. Orono scored tbree more runs in the second inning as Larry Houston, Chris Yeo and Cbad Maartense al crossed the plate. No further scoring was done by the home teamn until the 7th and final inning wben three runners-scored to give Orono a corne froin behind 8-7 victory. Newcomer to the teain, Jeff Darracb bit a mammoth home mun to bring flhe teamn to within one run of Bowmanville and with two out, Daryl Houston hît an opposite field triple to drive in Larry witb the tying run and Chris witb the winner. Another newcomner to this year's team, Derek Anderson started on the mound for Orono and pitched 5 very fine innings. Derek allowed 6 hits while walking 6 and recording 2 strikeouts. Jeff Pearce camne on in relief to record the win by pitching two hit balîs over the final two inninigs. .Larry Houston led the Orono attack with two hits while single hits went to Chris Yeo, Daryl Houston (triple), Chris ChoÏette (double), Cbad Maartense and Jeff Darracb (home run). Line score -- Orono 8 runs, 7 hits, 5 errors; Bowmanville 7 runs, 8 bits, i error. Orono travelled to Whitby for their thîrd game of the week on May 30 and returned home undefeated in the young season. The local squad struck, early again as they recorded tbree runs in the first inning and beld on to defeat the home team by the score of 4-2. 1Daryl Houston pitched, a real gem of a game as be went the distance on the mound scattering 5 bits while striking out 6 and walking 7. Offensively, Orono could muster only two bits in the gamne wbich was played under miserable weatber conditions. Both Orono hits were off the bat of bot hitting Chris Cholette. Line score -- Orono 4 runs, 2 bits, 2 errors;, Whitby 2 runs, 5 bits, 1, error. Oronos next action is in the Bowmanville Tournarnent this weekend with their first gamec slated at the Newcastle Park on Friday, May 29 at 6:15 against Uxbridge. Home schedule: June il - Port Hope; June 18 - Oshawa; June 25 - Belleville; July 2 - Cobourg; July 9 - Peterboro; July 16 - Ajax; July 23 - Pickering; July 28 - Wbitby. All gaines to start at 6:30 until the new lights are installed at the Orono Park. councillors, at Pinestone (Continued from page 1) maàjorren ovato-ns ort inar-ew one is a requirement. She noted that Lakeview Lodge in Beaverton bad no private wasbrooms and there was a lack of privacy with four to a room. The councillor said another session deait with an overview of the Regional Officiai Plan. The plan is still before the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and has yet to gain Ministry approval. t can be noted that the Town of Newcastle reçentiy asked the Ministry to consider reducing the population growtb for the Municipality. Counc.. Dreslinski expects that the Ministry will make a decision on this request before giving final approval of tbe plan. SThe provincial government presented a view of wbat is being calied disentanglement. The province bas yet to set any reai guidelines as to disentanglement but suggest that the province could take over ail of the costs and operation of social services including welfare.' In return it wouid be expected that the municipalities would take over ahl road construction. The province bas said the municipalities would not loose money over sucb a deal. The seminar was also brought up-to-date on Bill 143 having to do witb the developinent of landfill sitesand garbage issues. Gardener Church, -a provincial deputy minister outlined the process to establishing landfil sites in the three Regions under the Interim Waste Management committec. Counc. Dreslinski said the- Autbority is to announce a long'ý list of 20 possible sites for Durham on Thursday and that within three months this would be reduced to three sites. She said that Regional counilors felt, in Most cases, that the announcement of 20 sites was going to upset a lot of people for the three month period and that the announcement of the three possible sites could have just as well be announced with much less disruption in the Region. Friday it was a round-table discussion by Al members of council and states Counc. Dresiinski, they ahl seemed to agree that the sessions were weli worth the time and effort. Counc. Dreslinski said you can sit in coundil beside a member for a number of months as she has with Larry Hannah not knowing he is a songwriter, a singer and a guitartist. 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