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4 - Oromo WeekIy Times, Wednesday, July 7, 1993 Donut Gallery Bantam CouIW1 il- basebail news report Briefs On Thursday, June 24th, we (Orono 1) were scheduled to play our arch rivais Orono 11, but due to the Grade 8 Graduation at the Pines Senior Public School, it was cancelled and will probably be rescheduled for a later date., When Wednesday, June 3th rolled around, we were ready to put our 3-2,record on the line against Shoppers Drug Mart. With good hustling and strong defence, (plus two bat around innings) this game was over in five innings when the mercy rule kickedin When -the dust settled, Orono won 21-7 to up their record to,.4-2. The outstanding play of the game came withShoppers Drug Mart batting in the fourth with the bases loaded and 2-2 counit on the batter. The next pitch was sent screaming into center field but our fielder, Dan Pereira, made an expert catch over his head. Once again, our proud sponsor, The Donut Gallery, treated us to a round of doughnuts and pop. S A.L. Team Represencitative Orono Atom Soccer team shuts down Newcastle Last week, after a 3 game losing streak, Orono Atom Soccer team came back witb a 5-0 win over Newcastle. 'Me gamne started with most of the action in the Newcastle end but thecir defense successfully beld off our attackers and the game was scoreluss at the end of the first haîf. SAt the beginning of Uthe sseond half Newcastle secmed to conte on stronger' but the Orogiîo iid-'icld, and defense did theirjohs %'lI and th e game remained sui' L ,until the last ten minutes. Ornoro came alive'and puli 1 ~ i'" the Newcastle goaltender.. 1It was the first shutout of the season for netminder tan -Borremnans. Goals were scored by Peter Etrnanskie, Justin Standeven and Adam Buckley. To borrow a terminology fromn hockey, Adam scored a-hat-trick! This gamne showed that playing positions and playing as a team briîigs resuits. Everyone played well \,\111' Sp ecial mention te Christ \Vccks whli is doing a great job at iii id lie Id anîd maybe tue iiost ,îil>it)%c j layer Ulis .r. Orono PeeWee- Girls rebound from loss The General Purpose commiittee recommnends te couIncil approlval of a rezening application soughit by Peter, Matina & Anastasios Sotiriadis (Ace Submnarine) te allew fthe construction of a convenience store extension te thecir restaurant on Highway 115/35 just north of the Third Concession of Clarke. Such an application was first submitted te the Town in July of 1991 and since has changed until recently when the intent is to build a convenience store. Staff has suggested that a convenience store is compatible for the location. Commnunity Services depart- ment lias reported t hat as ýof the end of 1993 ail recommendations as to Town property preventative maintenance wili have been complied. The program 'of Orono # 1 once again came back and got -tbree more runs with Jeýnnifer Henderson, Crystal Halik, Sarah Alex, Amy~ Walton, and Katie O'Neill ail getting walks. lina Taîsma>and Asbley Bickeli hoili hitting singles. Asbley Lii, k e 11ended the game with a sîiorig, fiffih inning to give them a N0tgaine July,8, 1993 at )Iolio Park south against Roger's .îlic. Donttorget to bring your preventative maintenance had been suggested for ail Town owned buildings and-outlined in Building Profiles. Community Services have outlined work to bc completed this year which will include the improvement of seven playgrounds. Aise included in the works is a new floor pad at the Orono Park concession booth, a bail -baseline fence at Newcastle Memorial Park; a bridge, trails and enhanced entrance te the S. B. Rutherford Woods Walk Park, Orono; repair fence and court of Newcastle tennis courts and general tree planting. Other works are also included. Council received a report as to the operation of four outdoor ice rinks during the, past winter season. The Town has assisted theprogramn by constructing the pad areas while volunteers from the varieusareas cleaned and flooded the ice pads. The most successful operation was in Burketon where the ice rink operated for 70 days and could run longer in future years. Sturat Park in Courtice operated for 55 days while the Waverley ice rink operated 40 days and the fourth at the former Bowmanville arena site operated for 50 days. Three community parks are to be officially opened in Courtice duri-ng September and October. It has beenannounced that construction work on King -Street in Bowmanville to Mearns Avenue wîll be completed by the middle of June. Book Review from Crystal Pages THE ANASTASIA SYNDROME AND OTHER STORTES by Mary Higgins' Clark - This is a five-short-story- exlravaganza by the woman who wrote The Cradle Wiîl Fal' and 'Ail Around the Town", two books that leave your nerves screaming until you can race througb te the end. In this volume - the Anastasia Syndrome deals with the experience of an bistorical writer living in London, and preparing for marniage, te the expected next Prime Minîster of England. Retracing ber enigins, she becomes the victim of experiments in regression, with an almost unbelievable outcome. Psychic contact with a dead twin sisters is the only defenýse against murder in Double Vision. Lucky Day is compared te the Gifi of Magi in its most negative sense. The Class keunion - a study of obsessive and éerie love. The Lost Angel - the search for a missing child. 1 These stories are ALL GREAT, and ALL IN ONE VOLUME. Pocket Star Books - Recycled - Orono PeeWee girls were defeated by Hampton 28 te 4 on June l5th. Tbey showed littie basebail skill and no hustle, and Hampton capitalized on every mistake and deserved the win. On June 23rd our girls came te the park te play bail. Tbey outscored Courtice 17 te 13 in a clo'se bard fought gaine. Christina Bester pitched 7 geod innings, with outstanding fielding by Leslie West and hatting from Carol Baxter, Diane Jenkins and Shelda Woods. Paula Partner crossed the plate twice and other players who got some key hits to put this gaine in thé win column were Melanie- Aluin, Jackie Bull, and Dana Drury. PeeWee girls first road garne of the year was a coaches dreain. The girls made few errors and hit everything defeating Tyrone 47 te 9. The pitching was shared between Asbley West, Melanie Allin and Chrissy Bester. The catching duties were donc by Diane Jenkins and Leslie West. Paula Pastner and Sheida Woods played good defensive basebali. And Erica Hawkshaw had a 10 RBI night. (iood gamne girls! 1 -JULY~IOH1l 1 A U AY UL GlirIls Novice #1i team collect another big win On July 1, 1993 the two Orono teains came te challenge each. other again. Ashiey Dwyer was the starting pitcher for Orono # i allowing 2 runs to be scored in the first inning after three walks aiid two strikeouts. Our girls not having a great up te bat first timie scored none letting Orono # 2 tearn be ahead 2-0. The second inning the girls went out with a differenit attitude like "Iets get tbemi," four up thrce out, much better on the delense this timne and when it came bo offense they went wild. Tina Taîsma started the inning off witb a nice lîttle single, whicb she was then moved arouInd the bases by Crystai Halik who aiso hiad a nice hit-.Sarah Alex ilien walkcd te mnove die girls around and \,ilcey Bickell hit asingle te score olir first two runs. Katie Ocl received a walk and Terina bit a grandsiamn homerun. uL,, Orono # I a 6-2 iead. A hic, Bickeil then came in to piAih anîd as ail new pitchers were a litile nervous and allowed 2 waiks and three runs te end the first part of dhe third inning. Weil ou., girls weren't going to let up yet because Tina, Crystal, and Amy W alton ail got singles in the bottom ef the third. Sarah and Ashley Dwyer both got waiiks and then Ashley Bickell hit a grandslam te give (Mono # 1 a 12- 5 lead. But as their competition wasn't giving UP Orono # 2 scored 4 runs with a homerun by Mary Higgins te make it 12-9 top of the fourth. gUETCKT2.0 - OOD.FR sO 8 DAY SUNDAY JULY 11 1 1 M!mzmmmmmmmý