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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday July 15, 1981 Orono boy receives second degree burns Brian Schoenmaker, Orono, received burns and some second degree burns to his right arm and right leg on Thursday of last week while working at the Orono Park. At the time of the accident , Schoenmaker was cutting grass on a riding lawnmower at the park. He became aware of the smell of gasoline and before he could vacate the machine, the gas had ignited inflicting butns to his right leg and arm. Brian emerged himself in the creek where he awaited the arrival of the ambulance ambulance from Bowmanville. After treatment at Memorial Hospital, Brian returned home and is now recovering most satisfactorily from the burns. It was his second second day of work at the Orono park. [ SPORTS ) Eagles trade wins with Cobourg entry KENDAL NEWS (continued from page 2) when the temperatures rose at noon to 102 degrees, 104 degrees and 106 degrees. It had been a strange year. In January very heavy snow fell. At Fort Francis food had to be flown in by plane. Then in March came the , drastic floods when the snow melted, Port Hope was inundated, cans of food had to be auctioned auctioned off with the labels all washed away. Every meal was a surprise - would the can we opened, be pumpkin, tomatoes, pork and beans or pea soup. Then in July came the heat. The Orangemen held their parade, in Toronto. Toronto. The oldest man in the walk was asked to come forward forward and receive his award. He collapsed and died of heat exhaustion. His prize was a Hudson Bay blanket. In fact there were 550 deaths in Ontario Ontario many of older people and asthma sufferers caused by the extreme heat just forty-five years ago. People took their blankets and slept on the lawns in parks. On Sunday morning some of the Kendal folk attended service at ten a.m. in the Kirby Kirby church which was cooled by two large rotating fans. Mrs. C. Lowery played for the service and anthem. Then Eric Lambier played for a duet "Whispering Hope" sung by his mother Mrs. L. Lambier and Mrs. Taylor of Garden Hill, Mrs. Taylor also sang a solo accompanied at the consol by Eric. The ser- *mon was the second in the séries "Questions Jesus Ask- ed". This one-"Who Touched Touched Me?" Mr. and Mrs. ,A.D. MacLean sold their home east of Kendal the former Ivory Little farm to Mr. J. Boyd son of Mr. Milton Boyd of Toronto. If this dry weather continues, continues, you must water your tomatoes or they will get a dry rot on the bottom of each green tomato and fall off. They won't ripen till they get a good rain. Each stalk of corn has two suckers on each side at the ground, pull them out, It's not too late to fill in those spaces in the garden with beet and carrot seed for Winter vegetables. Perhaps you'll need to water the new seeds each night. t The Women's Institute ladies that went to the Couroux cottage on Lake Kushog were Mrs. Elinore Foster, Mrs.' Barb Cathcart, Mrs. Lovealene Cathcart, Mrs. Barb Holland, Mrs. Janet Dykeman, Mrs. Dorothy Turansky, Mrs. Helen Couroux, Mrs. Helen Henderson and Mrs. Mary Low. They report a fine week with perfect holiday weather. ' Mrs. Elinore Foster went down-to Welcome on Sunday to visit her daughter Carol. She arrived at the same time her nephew and grandson came from the airport. Scott Byers and Glen Foster had just returned from Calgary where they had attended the Scout Jamboree. They happened happened to be two of the three scouts, interviewed on television. television. The third lad lived near Port Hope also. They had a wonderful trip. Mrs. Carl Langstaff is in the Toronto Hospital. We hope she will soon be home again. Mr. Fred Winn and Mr. Garland Cathcart visited Mrs. Edna Winn in Orillia Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Julia Jackson has been mpv- ed to a Toronto Hospital for tests. The Kendal Eagles over the past week traded wins with Cobourg in a game played ih Cobourg on July 7th and a game in Kendal on Saturday. In Cobourg on July 7th, the Cobourg entry edged out a 7-6 win over the Eagles after the Eagles held a slight lead in the opening innings. In the first Kendal went out in front with two runs with a walk to J. Robinson, a hit by G. Cox and R. Kennedy. • Cobourg scored single runs in the second and third to tie the score at the end of the third at 2-2. The Eagles then edged ahead in the fifth on a number of walks and a wild pitch allowing them to score one run. In the sixth frame, a couple of Kendal errors allowed ' Cobourg to score two then putting Cobourg ahead of Kendal 4-3. Although the Eagles were able to add two . runs in the top of the seventh, the Cobourg squad scored three on some solid hitting. Kendal scored one in the eighth on a home run drive by S. West. B. Bickell was the losing pitcher. In the second game with Cobourg in Kendal on Saturday, Saturday, the tables were turned and Kendal came out in front in a high scoring game 17-9. J. Stacey held the mound for KendaL In the second inning Kendal Kendal drove home seven runs off seven hits along with single runs in the fouru, and sixth and five in the seventh and a further three runs in the eighth. The Kendal batters collected 20 hits in the game with K. Toffan collecting 4 for 5, B. Robinson, 3 for 6. P. Henderson was 2 for 3 in the game. The Cobourg team collected collected five runs in the fourth inning off three hits and four runs in the ninth .off six hits which was most of their game on Saturday. Kendal 14 Port Hope 3 The Kendal Eagles were in fine form Sunday at their Kendal diamond and took a 14-3 win over Port Hope. Gary Cox pitched the winning winning game giving up eight scattered hits over the nine innings. innings. Pete Henderson was strong at bat with 3 for 5 along with Pandoff getting 2 for 3, S. West 2 for 5 and Fraser Wallace 2 for 4. In ttital the Eagles collected 15 hits in their eight innings at the plate. Although Port Hope openr éd the scoring in the first inn-: ing with er single run, the Eagles were able to take over in the third with four counters and to add three in the fifth, four in the sixth and one each in the seventh and eighth. The Kendal crew are holding fast in their standing in the league, and enter further* further* action at the local diamond diamond this week-end. The Bus Stops Here i On Tuesday, July 21st a FOSSIL MUSEUMOBILE will visit the Glarke Township Museum. It will be parked on the grounds of the Library-Museym Building in Orono, one bock east of Main Street. This exhibit on Fossils from the Royal Ontario Museum will be available to the public from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 - 5 p.m. Plan to come aboard and have a free mystery tour through Ontario Fossils. 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