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Everything bouncing at Orono Park Athletic Association (right) and to huri the bail across the plate at Dan Stacheruk, president elect of 60 miles an heur and 100 feet in the GreatPine Ridge Kinsmen the air. along with a host of ball players Just another reason for the bal gave the machine a tryout which players te enjey bail in the actually has been in use for a Village of Orono., number of weeks. It is a worthwhile project for The machine bas the capacity both organizations. A tennis bail thrower Mrs. Jane Noble of Orono takes aim with the tennis hall threwer at the Orono courts for those players practicing their returns from the opposite side of the court. The tennis club is active this year and those wishing to play can join for the planned activities. t ail takes place at the Orono 250 Orono kÎds in minor sports summer prograrn Mfiner sports in Orono must certainly be on the increase with 130 soccer players, 160 bal players and 60 girls registered for minor sports te be played this summer. Ail are in the midst of getting in shape for the summer schedule of events. In soccer nine miner and one men's team have been registered' wîth the Darlington Soccer League. The. Orene Athletic Association bas fielded three Tyke teams, 6 years and up; thmee Squirt tearns, 8 years and up, one atom team, 10 years and u p, one mosquito team, 12 years and Up, one bantaîn team, 16 years and up and one men'ssteam. The Orono organization joins with other centres in Clarington, Courtice, Tyrone, Hampton, Bowmanville, Newcastle for which there are a total of 1700 soccer players registered. The sport has been growing by considerable numbers over the past few years.' Orono has two full soccer pitches available for local teams with one pitch forming two mini pitches if the case for such a need arises. In Girl's Softball there are a total of 60 girls registered in two Novice teains, one PeeWee teamn and one Bantaîn team. This group is aise sponsored by the Orono Athleic Association. Ray Bester states that the municipality has made considerable improvement te the Orono fairgreund diamond by fixing the backstop and making improvements te the field. Orono kids must have an eye on the Blue Jays with seme hope Tennis for everyone in Port Hope If plans work out it will be tennis for everyone in Port Hope. The Rotary club with assis- tance from the town and others could spend up to $100.000 to resurface four tennis courts, one of which would be an ail-purpose courts for tennis, basketball and one that could be flooded for use as an outdoors skating rink. At the present time there are no public courts in Port Hope. Both the town courts and the schools courts were closed a few years ago. that perhaps they could fit into one the Jay uniforms in the distant future. The total enrolment in bail in Orono bas reached a total of 160 for the current season. The Athletic has registered a PeeWee team with the Ontario Eastern Basebali Association. The Orono team along with an entry from Kendal are in some heavy competition with such centres as Kingstone, Belleville, Peterborough, Pickering and Lindsay. The Orono group are being coached by Pete Landers, David McGlynn and managed by Tim Tuff. For the five and six year olds there are two teams of T-Bail and then for the seven and eîght year olds its two teams of 4-Pitch bail. The Orono Athletic bas registered -six teams in the Municipality of Clarington Basebail league where they will play with teams from Courtice, Bowmanville, Tyrone and Newcastle. The Orono contingent is made up of two Tyke teamisand single teares in Mosquito, PeeWee, Bantam and a MidgetjJuvenile team. A visit to the Orono Park on Monday night provided a sign of great activity on the diamonds, the basket bail court as well as the tennis court- PeeWée Girls Basebaîl On June 1, the scoreboo-k looked sad, as the girls lest 24-10) against Courtice's McDonald Plumbing. The score was sad but the teamn spirit stili existed. Not starting with a full team sort of threw the girls off at the start. But by the end of the fourth inning theY Came baclc and scored six consecutive runs. The night was chilly and the game ended after the fourth. Don't worry girls next Urne yeu wilget them. Good luck on your game tenight at MJ. Hobbs School. Cedar Valley Resort SEASONAL TRAILER CAMPING $930.00 Atractive! Winter Visits Permitted 7 kms. east of Orono/Hwy. 11 5 Enter Clarke 4th or 5th Cono, Line 1-905-786-2562 We Can Tura Your Wet Basement Into DxY, Clean, Useable Living Space! 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Toll Free trom Area Codes 905, 416 or 705 at 1-800-361-8154 or local calîs 885-8154 PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS, At its meeting held on April 11, 1994, the Counicil of the Municipality et Clarington passed a resolution which states that once each quarter, one regularly scheduled Ceuncil meeting wilI be held at a suitable location in either Ward 1 or Ward 3. Accordingly, the Council meeting scheduled to be held on June 13, 1994, at 7:00 ~ p.m. will b. held att he Solina Community Hall. Patti L. Bardie, A.M.C.T. Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 Dates of Publication: Wednesday, June i and 8, 1994 P.O. 5021 A $1500 donation from the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club basallowed the Orono Athletic Association te purchase a bal thrower i>,hich is now in use for practices at the Omono Park. 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