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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 17, 1983 ( sT^rTs ) Orono Bantam Soccer team reaches Oshawa finals On July 22 and 23, the Orono Bantam soccer team participated in the Swiss Chalet-Harvey's Summer Soccer Tournament which took place at the Civic Center Soccer field in Oshawa. Our first game of the tournament tournament was Friday night against Brookside Park in which Orono came away with a 4-3 victory in a shoot out; The first half of the game saw a lot of good end-to-end action action but no scoring due to the fine' efforts of both goal tenders. We played about 15 minutes into the second half when the game was stopped due to a curfew time at the field, so with there being no score we entered in a shoot put. Shooting for Orono was Jeff Vanhaverbeke, Alan Hall, Paul Henry, Greg and Keith Vey with the latter four players each scoring, a goal. By winning this game we moved on to play in the championship game on Saturday night. Kingside Park was the team we met in the championship championship game with the result being Orono was defeated 4-0. We played a hard defensive defensive game but just couldn't get the opportunities for scoring. scoring. At the end of the second half both teams lined up on the field and were presented with medallions, Kingside getting the gold and Orono receiving the silver. Kendal Eagles eliminate Peterborough in playdowns The Kendal Eagles on Sunday Sunday in Kendal defea ted .Peterborough .Peterborough by a score of 6-4 in the first game of the final "C" series in the Eastern Ontario Ontario Baseball playdowns. Peterborough last week eliminated Ajax which now pits them against Kendal for the league championship in the "C" series. The winner of the Kendal-Peterborough series continue in the Ontario playdowns. The Eagles t<5ok an early 1- 0 lead in Sunday's game and then edged their score to 2- 0. By the end of the fifth Peterborough had gone out in front with some good hitting hitting off the Kendal pitcher and some fielding errors. In the eighth frame Kendal scored four runs to then go ahead 6-4 and to hold that position with three straight outs against Peterborough in the ton of the ninth. Kendal had 6 runs off 11 hits while Peterborough scored, four runs off twelve hits. ' The . Eagles on Tuesday night travelled to Peterborough Peterborough where again the Kendal squad defeated their opposition by a score of 5-1. John Stacey was the winning pitcher. This victory allows the Eagles to further adnace in the plsydown series but at the present time it is not known just where this will be or when. Final League Stats KENDAL EAGLES Classified TPA OAB Runs Hits Ave B. Bickle K. Farrow 12 16 9 12 3 5 2 4 .222 .333 Advertising P. Henderson 23 20 3 2 .100 POOL SALE D. Knapp 33 24 8 8 .333 Pool Sale. Manufacturer's S. McGill 29. 22 10 5 .227 clearance on above arid in- E. Moore 28 26 5 9 .346 ground pools, many models J. Newton 30' 26 9 10 .385 at fantastic savings. Shop M. O'Brien 77 61 22 17 .279 Direct (416) 522-1414. G. Parks 52 *44, 11 15 .341 • n/c K. Powell 18 10 6 . 3 .300 B. Robinson 70 54 15 15 .278 FOR SALE J. Robinson 75 69 13 26 .37? Publisher's Discretion M. Robinson 56 51* 11 14 .275 Garlic - grow your own. J. Stacey . 4 3 1 1 .250 Order sets now for Fall plan- J. Thompson 28 25 ,7 7 .280 ting. Send $3, address, to ,'F. Wallace 10 8 3 2 .250 Victoria's Seeds, Box 21, D, Pultz 1 0 - 0 0 .000 New Lowell, Ontario L0M S. West 69 59 28 29 .492 1N0 (4-6 week delivery). D. Woodward , 93 83 23 31 .374 , n/c K. Woodward 95 75 30 . 33 .440 STEEL BUILDINGS M. Cornell 4 4 1 1 .250 Factory Clearance Steel PITCHING. . B. Bickle 6-1 K. Powell 3-1 J. Stacey 2-1 O..".- . Buildings. Example 40' x 58' Arch building including 21' wide double slide, doors $6600. Similar savings bn E. Moore 3-0 M. Robinson 1-0 NEWCASTLE LAKERS widths 20 ' to 100 ' Wide clear span. Also available * TPA OAB Runs Hits Ave M. Luxton 55 41 10 12 .293 T. Piontek 58 46 12 18 .391 K. Rogers 63 51 12 20 .392 T, Walton ' 28 23 4 ■ 3- .130 J. Edmundson 4 ' 4 1 - i - .250 T. Jenkins 24 * 18 5 5 .178 R. Stainton 60 54 15 22 .407 B. Kelly , 17. 15 '■'."'2 : 2 .133 S. Parker ".'42 .37 9 14 .378 J. Campbell 31 20 4 .3 .150 M. Leonard < 15 15 - 1 .067 D. Taylor 20 16 2 3 .188 J. Wright 59 44 9 11 .250 J. Stainton 53 42 6 8 .191 D. Rickard 82 69 10 20 .290 J. Robinson 34 29 - 6 12 .414 B. AUdred 70 60 12 17 .283 K. Gilmer 16 14 4 3 :.214 M. MacGregor 42 39 5 H 8 .205 J. Nemish 5 3 1 y 0 .000 D, Crough 20 17 "5 9 .529 B. Schantz 2 1 1 - .000 » straightwall all steel buildings 20' - 60' clear span. Priced to clear. For guaranteed savings call toll-free l-800-,268-08(f2. n/c PITCHING T. Jenkins 2-4 D. Crough 2-0 J. Edmundson 1-3 J, Robinson 0-2 T. Piontek 0-4 M. MacGregor 0-1 PLAY-OFFS Game I - Kendal vs Peterboro Kendal 6 Peterboro 4 WP - B. Bickle LP - B. Minime Blackstock Fair to erect slated August 27 Blackstock community is gearing up for the 118th annual annual Blackstock Fair which will be held on Saturday, August 27th. This one-day fair is truly : . a rural agricultural show with a full programme aimed at pleasing all age groups. Over the many years, * Blackstock Fair has expanded from an afternoon fair to one beginning at 9:30 a.m. when the buildings open with the horse show beginning at 10:30 and at 11:00 a.m. with the arrival of the colourful parade with its many participants. participants. • During the day, a full horse programme featuring heavy, light and saddle classes will be carried out. Cattle classes in both beef and dairy attract much interest. 4-H Achievement Achievement Days are held 'for Swine, Beef and Sheep Clubs. New this year will be an ex- . citing bed race scheduled for 12:30 p.m. A tug-of-war and a media milking contest will both be held during the afternoon. afternoon. A musical ride will be presented by Hoskin Stables;" The Port Perry Jazz Band will entertain throughout the day. The Recreation Centre is always filled with many exhibits exhibits in baking, sewing and crafts as well as the beautiful flower show. The Committee Room will again house the Heritage Quilt Display which has local quilts fifty years or older. The Champion Chocolate Cake auction, always creates interest. In the arena will be the grains and Vegetables as well as the fine array of commercial commercial displays. A favourite is ' the Baby Animal Display. A full afternoon programme programme is planned for the Town Hall where the school exhibits are displayed. 1 A local magician, Don Master- son, will have a great show, the amateur Show, the frog jumping and bread-slicing contests will all be held there. A Garden Tractor Pull at-. tracts many addicts of all ages. A Horse Pull with both light and' heavy classes attracts attracts many followers both as competitors and as spectators. spectators. During late afternoon and evening a beef barbeque supper supper will.be served at the nearby nearby United Church. The day is completed with a dance for all ages in the Recreation Centre with music by Ross Jackman. Little wonder that Blackstock Fair prides itself on the slogan, "Where all the action Happens the same Day". Plan to spend August 27 at Blackstock Fair with your family and friends. For, further information call secretary Mrs. Joyce Kelly Kelly 416-986-4257. plaque to Commemorate Eldorado Refinery A provincial historical plaque plaque will be unveiled on Friday, Friday, August 19th, in Port Hope commemorating the pioneering operation in the development of nuclear energy by Eldorado refinery. . The ceremony will take place at Eldorado Resources Limited, 1 Eldorado Place, Pprt Hope. The plaque is being being provided by the Ontario Heritage Foundation in an effort effort to foster a wider interest in local history. Swim at I o wn risk Campers and day-use visitors have been warned to swim at their own risk in the bay at Darlington Provincial Park where a 100-plus reading of fecal coliform was registered on Friday. . darlington Provincial Park has been a popular camp and picnic area this summer Orono Nursery School Half Day Enrichment Program For Pre-Schoolers Qualified Staff t Licensed Premises Registrations now being taken for September start Call 987-4012 p.m . WOOD STAIN SPECIALS REZ -Setni-Transparent Cedar - Redwood and Walnut $12.99 4L PAGEANT- Cedar v Redwood and Walnut $12.99 4L Rolph (Dominion) .Hsrdwsr© 111111111111 we made our name in hardware Box 249, orono, Ontario lob i mo Phone 983-52G7 À