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Little Britain edge Kendal Eagles On Thursday, July 8, Little Britain Generals defeated thé. Kendal Eagles 2-1. The game was highlighted by superb pitching from B. Preston of Little Britain and M. Carman of Kendal, as Kendal outhit Little Britain six to five. Pete Henderson drove in Kendals only run with a double in the seventh inning. Other hits for the Eagles were by F. Wallace and D. Rickard with 2 each and B. Alldred with one. 'I R H E Kendal 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 6 1 L. Britain 0 0 0 0 0*0 0 2 0 - 2 5 0 B. Preston (5-1) and W. McMillan, M. Carman (2-1) and B. Robinson. FUTURE EAGLE GAMES Wed., July 14th Ajax at Kendal Sat. July 17th Oshawa at Kendal Sun., July 18th Port Hope at Kendal E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE (as of Sun. July 11th> 6:30 p.m. 2:00p.m. . 2:00p.m. Orono Pee Wee Girls The Orono Pee Wee Girls narrowly won their game on July 7 against Bowmanville 3 with a score of 6-5. Charlene Rodd pitched the game for Orono, with eight strike outs. She was also credited with a home run. On July 8th the Pee Wee's played Bowmanville 4 and won, 5-1. Charlene Rodd was the winning pitcher. Jeanette Armstrong and Terry Battams both batted out doubles and Karen Irwin had a home run. On July 12 the Pee Wee Girls played against Bowmanville 2 and lost their second game 9-8. Charlene Rodd pitched the entire game and was credited with 13 strike outs and only gave up 2 walks. Doubles went to Terry Battams, Janice Gatchell and Brendâ Rodd. Jeanette Armstrong drove out a home run, One win at the Kawartha It took the local horsemen until Saturday evening before they came up with a win at the Kawartha and this Kingston W 15 L 2 PCT. .882 drought passed through both racing on Tuesday and Thursday. In the eighth race Little Britain 12 5 .706 on Saturday Junior West drove his wife's Port Hope 10 5 .667 horse, Algernon Don, to the win, it being its Ajax 10 7 .588 first win of the season although the horse Kendal 7 6 .539 has made over $2,000.00. Peterboro 7 7 .500 Junior West also took a second place Oshawa 8 10 .44 finish on Tuesday driving Willoway Gay Whitby 4 17 .191 while also on the same night Gord Bowmanville 3 17 .150 Robinson drove Hu A1 Frost to a similar Orono Bantam Girls July 6th, 1976. . Orono Bantam Girls were soundly defeated by Hampton by a score of 14-5. Heather Sawyer started- the game pitching but was relieved in the third inning by Anita Hannam. Heather Sawyer was credited with a home run and Shelley Ann 'Robinson received a trinle. Uxbridge arena claimed unsafe Following engineering rep- regulations, ts the Uxbridge arena has V ,-en closed. The arena, 40 years old, was termed tinsafe due to the condition of the roof structure. The Uxbridge arena is the first to be closed in thé Region of Durham and is one of some 180 ordered to be closed across the province of Ontario due to a crack-down on safetv finish. Hu A1 Frost is owned by Max Moore of Orono. Gord Irwin was third on Tuesday with Aramac Egan. Derek Newman placed third on Thursday night driving Abbe Night. Another third place finish went to Blade a horse owned by Mr. William Reid of Orono. Glenn Tennant took a win in Belleville last week driving his own horse, Valiant Colleen. He also placed second with another Orono horse, Mini Valley, owned by Russell Merrill. ■being visited oh Tuesday. PORT GRANBY DUMP TO BE CLOSED. (Continued from gage 1) "decommissioning" the residue residue area with detailed plans and a schedule to follow by Dec. 1. The company must aiso submit proposals for alternative alternative handling of residues from Port Hope refinery by Oct. 1 and discontinue by Oct. 31 further disposal of liquid and soluble nitrates in the area. It will also have to complete by Dec. l a more precise study of the impact on Lake Ontario water quality of toxic contaminants released from the residue area. ■ AECB information officer Carl Mayhew said the board was acting on the advice of its radioactive waste safety advisory advisory committee and its own staff. Both agreed that the Port Granby site be discontinued. discontinued. NO HAZARD However, the committee repeated the claim that no public health or safety hazard appears to exist and the belief that no measurable impairment impairment to Lake Ontario water quality has occured. The board emphasized that its decision related only to the existing Port Granby opération opération and is not intended to prejudice the possibility of Eldorado locating new facilities facilities in the area. BY AMS PLUMBING - HEATING .Sales and Service 24 HOUR BURNER SERVOCE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 14th, 1976--5 Orono Hockey Anyone wishing to coach or manage with the O.AA.H.A. teams this coming season is asked to call either Russ Major, 983-5858 or Gord Lowery 983-5840 on or before July 31, 1976. Sponsors Anyone wishing to sponsor team Sweaters and Socks is also asked to call either of the above on or before July 31st, 1976. Thank you. Orono Amateur Athletic Assoc. Phone: Tyrone 263-2650 >See c Wlc < £aren NEWCASTLE ARENAS A similar engineering study has been completed on the three arenas in the Town of Newcastle, Orono, Newcastle Village and Bowmanville, The engineering firm paid a second visit to the three last week with the Orono arena Lawrence agrees with decision Mr. Allan Lawrence, M.P. for Northumberland and Durham Durham in a press release states that on first reading the July 6th decision of the AECB to clean» out the Port Granby dump he was quite satisfied. "It would seem to me that is effectively sounds the death- knell of any further dumping >{ radioactive wastes in the Port Hope or Port Granby areas, or for that matter, anywhere along the shores of Lake Ontario or any other ' large or important water body. One wonders why such a decision wasn't made and enforced some time ago, but perhaps we can now mhke up for lost time. "I think it is also important to note that t.he decision, while it- rules out a radioactive radioactive dump at Port Granby, does not rule out the site for erection* of a new refinery on that site, and I am continuing to press the Minister for a speed-up of that decision". Mr. Bud Fanning, director of recreation for the Town states it may be one or two weeks before the reports are submitted to his department and at this time he has no idea what they may contain. The Orono arena has been standing for over 50 years while the other two have life terms of around 25 years. The Orono Amateur Athletic Athletic Association have been promoting a new arena for the Village and only last week . the Durham Central Agricultural Agricultural Society gave their appro va! to have the building constructed on their lands in Orono. The hew proposed building would accommodate not only the arena but be used for the annual fair as an, exhibit building as well as having a community room for dancing and banquets. Council in Uxbridge are now to decide on whether to repair the present arena or to build a new ong. The decision is expected following further investigation by the engineering engineering firm. v SUTTON Tilting Arbor Bench Saw Comes complote with see-through blade guard, ,J 0-45 degree blade tilt, fence guard bar, adjustable combination combination square and stand. Priced as seen in picture $69.75 Also available Extension Arms $17.95 V (MOTOR EXTRA) Orono Fuel & Lumber Ltd. " Lumber & Building Supplies - Fuel Oil - Oil Furnaces 983-9167, Station Street & llwy. 115, Orono