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Orond Pee Wee Soccer Last Thursday, Orono won their first soccer game with a. score of 6-3 against North Oshawa II. This game was played at home in front of enthusiastic pàrents and 4 young cheerleaders.. The fans were encouraging and the boys showed their support by playing their best gàme this season. Derek Hedges arrived a bit late for the start of the game but as center-half, scored 2 goals and demonstrated his usual leadership on the field. Jeff Gray, another strong player proved his ability to score on 2 occasions. Jeff's first goal was a real picture when Steven Clyens placed the ball perfectly in front of goal and Jeff headed it past the surprised goaltender. Martin Roberts scored his 2nd goal of the season and Paul Garnet, after returning from a weeks holiday, showed what a good rest will do. Blasting the ball perfectly with his left foot Paul hooked the ball over the goaltender and into the far corner of the net. Scott Alldread a new member of the team showed some good defensive work supported by the strong play of the "country cousins" Ray Ripley and Dave Dawes. Eagles on Six-game winning streak On Saturday, July 19th, the Kendal Eagles travelled to Oshawa and came away with a 9-5 victory to extend their current winning streak to six games. Jim Stacey pitched six innings to pick up his fifth victory without a loss while Ralph Kennedy came in and pitched three strong innings allowing only one hit while picking up his second save of the year. Steve West and J.R. Robinson led Kendal with three hits each while Mike Carman, Ralph Kennedy and Fraser Wallace had two hits each. Collecting single hits were John Robinson, Dennis Knapp and Bill Robinson. R H E Kendal 002 230 020 9 15 2 Oshawa 000 000 500 5 5 3 J. Stacey (5-0) and B. Robinson M. Godfrey (1-3), Whiteïy 8th and Foshay, Noonân 8th. Next Eagles Games: Wed. July 23 Newcastle at Kendal, 6:15 p.m. Sat., July 26 Kingston at Kendal (Double header) lfOOp.nr. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE STANDINGS ( As of Sunday, July 23) w L T Pet. GBL Whitby 13 4 1 .765 Port Hope 12 5 0 .706 1 Kingston 11 5 0 .688 V/2 Oshawa 11 6 0 .647 2 Kendal 11 6 0 .647 2 Belleville 8 5 0 .615 3 Peterborough 5 8 1 .385 6 Little Britain 6 10 0 .375 6% Newcastle , 4 . 12 0 .250 m Ajax 4 12 0 .250 8% Bowmanville 3 15 0 .167 10% Men's Darlington Soccer League On July 9th Orono hosted Tyrone and lost 8-1, the team's biggest loss since it started up 5 years ago. We won't belabour you with too many detàils, suffice to say the team played bad and Nico DeJonge scored the lone Orono goal. The following Saturday, July 12th the Darlington All-Stars played Port Hope at Orono park on a night suited to watching soccer. The game produced lots of exciting play, with fast end to end action. The Darlington team outlasted its opponents by a 3-2 score. Two local players, Ken Boyd and Gary Bridger, both played strong games in the winning effort. In fact, Gary was voted "most valuable defender" by the spectators, an honour he justly deserved. Congratulations, Gary. On July 16th, Orono visited Hampton only to lose 2-0 on two late goals. The game, was played on an 'extremely hot night and the local team had no substitutès. Thé long grass at Hampton field didn't help and by the time that the goals were scared the Orono team had no legs left. Nevertheless, a special word is extended to John Naninga, Orono's goalkeeper, who had an outstanding night in the nets, even saving à penalty shot. Salem visited Orono on Saturday, July 19 and, while Orono again had no substitutes on another steamy, night, the team's superior play (at last!) proved too much for the visitors. Orono executed its plays very well and won 4-0 on goals by Dave Harwood (2) and Ken Boyd (2). Orono visited Courtice on July 21 but lost 4-3 in a game which has been protested by Orono. The referee played an extra ten minutes in the first half, during which time Courtice scored its fourth goal. The Orono team showed a strong desire in the second half, putting out extra effort to the game. • Courtice led 4-0 at the half but three fast goals later on in the game by Gary •Bridger, Marty_ Goschl and Nick Van Sëggelen just f.ell short of the mark. Yet once more the team suffered from a shortage of players. Only ten showed which meant that coaçh Gord Lowery goes into the record books as being the oldest player who played a full game this season! And ten extra minutes to boot! The team's next home game is this Wednesday (tonight) at the Public School field. The opponents are Zion who won a close game 4-3 thé last time the teams met. ' Come out and support the team. Kick-off is at 7:30 p.jn. Park programs for people Many of the provihcial parks in the Lindsay district provide interpretive and recreation recreation skill programmes to help make the most of your visit. Here is a list' of what's happening this season. At Serpent Mounds Provincial Provincial Park: Thursday, July 24 - Cookie Jar Theatre - a local theatre group will put on a play about the safe way to play near the water. Saturday, July 26 - 1:30 p.m. - Ontario Provincial Police - the O.P.P. are cruising by to talk to us about boating safety. Sunday, August 3 - Red Cross - Representatives from the Red Cross will be giving us some tips on water safety. Friday, August 22 - Ontario Summer Games - The summer summer games torch will be arriving at the park from Kingston and a reception party for participants will be held at the park. Each Sunday and Thursday from now until September 1, 1980, a trained interpreter is on hand to lead a walk, through the archaeological site at thé park. Every Wednesday and Saturday Saturday evening from now until September 1, 1980, moviés and slide programmes will be shown on the park and local attractions in the area. At Darlington Provincial Park, near Oshawa: Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, August 10 - Local camping and boating equipment equipment dealers will bé demon-, seating the "latest" in equipment. equipment. Saturday, August 16 - the Ministry of Environment will r be presenting movies on the Ministry's activities. Cartoons Cartoons for the kids on dn environmental theme. Evening programmes and various other special events are being planned for the rest of the summer season. For details, contact: Darlington Darlington Provincial Park, 416- 723-4341. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 23rd, 1980-5 Charges laid in 1979 break-ins A Hamilton man, Marc Plamondon, 23, has been charged with two counts of breaking and entering and theft. One theft was over $200 while the other was under $200.00. Between October 8th and October 9th, 1979 All Seasons Holiday on Highway 115 south : of Orono and Rahme's Garage, Garage, Orono were broken in, state police. Assorted tools were taken and as well a truck stolen and set afire. INSULATION INSTALLERS OF BLOWN C.M.H.C. CELLULOSE FIBRE APPROVED CHIP GRANT AVAILABLE FOR HOMES BUILT BEFORE 1961 • 623-4480 V FREE | ESTIMATES 113 King St, E. The Clarke Museum Board Members and Volunteers cordially invite the public to the Opening of the old Kirby Schoolhouse and the unveiling of its Heritage Plaque by the * Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Thursday, July 24th at 7:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME. The Kirby Schoolhouse will be open to thejpublic on Sunday afternoons 2-5 p.m., beginning July 27th. Are you listed correctly in the phone book? If'not please tell us now! We are getting ready to print the new book. Look up your present listing in the white pages. Then, if you want a change, call us at "0" or the Bell Canada business office number listed in the directory. A charge may apply depending on the'type of change you request Ask about charges when you call, and be sure to call before August 5th. Bell