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4-Oi'ono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 7, 1983 ( ) Orono PeeWee No. 3 Girls take silver in final tournament The Orono Pee Wee No. 3 . girls slow pitch baseball season has drawn to a close. The girls worked very hard during the season and were in third place going into the Tournament held on August 27th. A regular weekly practice was held at the Orono Pàrk south diamond during the season and was always well attended by the team. A team effort by all the girls made the team strong and they became tough opponents to" go up against. The girls were willing to learn and they picked up the plays in a short period of time." .They expended considerable considerable time and effort in putting together good performances performances out on the playing field and they always displayed good sportsmanship. sportsmanship. The team took a silver in the semi-finals by beating out Tyrone, 24 to 11 and losing to Brownsdale, 8 to 12. Larry and I would like to express our appreciation to all of the umpires who umped our games, to Mrs. Lycett, Mrs. Reid and Mr. J. Woodward, Woodward, who kept score, and to Mr. Mel Hartwig, of Hartwig Excavating, who sponsored the girls "for hats. We thank all of the parents who in dicated their interest by attending attending the games, and most of all, we would like to thank the following girls for their hard work and enthusiasm during the year: Kim Lycett, Leanne Lycett, Karen Talsma, Leanne Mutton, Mutton, Christy Flintoff, Jennifer Jennifer Montgomery, Leanne Reid, Dana Shetlér, Kim Woodward. Kim Woodward, Teresa Kennedy, Kennedy, Toni Howes, Kristine Hdwes, Michelle Alic. To all of you girls, we say thank you for a most enjoyable enjoyable year and wish you good luck in the future, Larry and Elaine Flintoff Coaches. Venezia at top after seasons league play Team Venezia Tyrone King Gdns C&C Apothecary Anonymous G W L T P 22 20 2 0 40 22 18 4 0 36 22 17 5 0 34 22 13 7 2 28 22 14 8 0 28 22 12 10 0 24 Tom's Northcutt Memorial Young's Village Independent 22,9 12 1 19 22 8 12 2 18 22 8 14 0 16 22 7 14 ! 15 22 3 19 0 6 22 0 22 0 0 When I was a kid I used to dream of being a fireman when I grew up. I guess a lot of us did in those days. Recently, my boyhood dreams came true. And far beyond my wildest expectations. I was Honorary Fire * Chief for a day in the Southwestern'Ontario town of Simcoe. « The occasion was the town's annual Friendship Festival. Part of the celebration was "Muster '83," the Simcoe Firefighter's antique apparatus show. It was an international event with old pumpers from New York, Michigan and Pennsylvania on display, along with trucks from various parts ôf Ontario. There was a big parade to open the whole thing. I was in the Fire Chief's car wearing a chief's cap with gold braid. I didn't drive the car. Dave Harriot, : the Deputy Deputy Chief, did that, leaving me free to wave to the applauding applauding crowds. 1 What I didn't know was that the applause was for the beautiful 19 year-old Festival Queen who was riding right behind us on a decorated float. I finally caught on, but .kept waving anyway. Just in case. But later on, I had my moment of glory. The mayor presented me with a big white chief's hat, and an impressive impressive plaque cornmemmorating the event. There were about '200 firefighters and their wives and children attending the festival. After the parade, the judging of the antique equiprpeht got underway. The old pumpers had been carefully restored by the ' various brigades. There was an old horse-drawn vehicle vehicle from 1317. And Simcoe's own 1936 Bickle won another award. That vehicle has won about 20 awards at shows in both Canada and the United States. After that there were demonstrations of speed and skill in firefighting. Simcoe's traditional rival is the volunteer brigade from Gasport, a little town in Michigan, won some events, but lost in the water barrel barrel competition. Then the wives took over. Wearing their husband's outfits, they put on a dazzling display of skill. But the real stars were the children. In their outsized equipment they stole the show as they handled the . heavy hose with surprising finesse. To top it off, the Simcoe kids beat Gasport! ! stood there in mv big white Fire Chief's hat, eating a hot dog. !t ; -was à day to : remember, i Schedule in 1st round Ladles Lobb- Ball playoffs Wed., Sept 7 - Anonymous at Kings - Memorial Park South at 6:00 p.m. Kendal at Tom's - Newcastle Park at 6:00 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 8 - Venezia at C & C - Orono Park at 8:30 p.m. Tyrone at My Apothecary -Newcastle Park at 6:00 p.m. Mon., Sept, 12 - My Apothecary at Tyrone (if necessary) - Tyrone Park at 6:00 p.m. Northcutt at Village -Newcastle Park at 6:00 p.m.; Memorial at Independents -Memorial Park South at 6:00 p.m. Tues., Sept. 13 - Kings at Anonymous - Lord Elgin School at 6:00 p.m.; Toms at Kendal - Kendal Park at 6:00 p.m. Wed., Sept. 14 - C & C at 'Venezia (if necessary) -Orono Park at 6:00 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 15 Anonymous at Kings (if necessary) - Orono Park at 8:30 p.m. Kendal ■ at Tom's (if necessary) - Newcastle Park at 6:00 p.m. SECURE A LOAN \ mortgage uses real estate lo secure a loan whereas a chattel mortgage uses movable goods'as security. LIABILITY INSURANCE Personal liability insurance insures you from the risk o'f being being found liable for damage caused by your own negligence, or by family members, employees, animals, Entries for Orono Fair harness races RACE ONE: 1. Va! Mar Frances - Rae Matson 2. Lori Lyn Ack -,R. Mell- wain 3. Casual Risk - G. Robinson Robinson 4. Albacap - J. Raymer 5. Hoodsland Ripley - D. Blowe 6. Pippin Mint - R. Mc- Quad 7. Queens Base - J. Robinson Robinson RACE TWO: 1. Meadow Rocket Lowery - R. 2. Hieland Irene - K. West 3. Marken Time - T. wood Ker- 4. Gentle Jenny - P. Donell Mac- 5. Little Shelby Rich Larush - G. 6. Lady Goldberry Adams - E. RACE THREE: 1. Antares Sierra - G. Tennant Tennant 2. Scarlet Nicnak - T. Ker- wood 3. Silver Lad- K. West 4. Mount Kenya - E. ' Adams 5. Triangle Chrissy - P. MacDonell 6. Jet Chrivan - F. Shields 7. Becca Kay - G. Wade RACE FOUR: 1. Amy Joanne - J. Robinson Robinson 2. Jean Malcolm - R, Mat- son " > 3. . Wil Lor Ollie - W. Brethour 4. Le Mar Rusty - T. Ker- wood 5. Chuckalo Charlie - C. Thompson 6. Armbro Adam - F.i Shields ■ 7. Cathroy Cupid - G. Larush RACE FIVE: 1. Karens Lovely Lady - V. Cookson 2. Blazing Candor - T, Ker- wood 3. Régals Rebel - B. Cummings Cummings 4. Dancing Dale - C. Donaldson 5. Winning Sam - J. Robinson Robinson 6. Secret Lover - F. Shields RACE SIX: 1. Cold Spring Doric - A. Lafrancais 2. Elvas Roannie Lady - M. Brethour 3. Rockledge Mark - G. Robinson 4. Satin Nicki - K. Vance • 5. Moon Raker N. - P. MacDonell 6. Richwood Dan - T. Ker- wood RACE SEVEN: 1. Skipper Rhu - G. Robinson Robinson 2. Goldie L. Port - G. Larush 3. B.A. Baron - R. Robinson Robinson . 4. - ivfoorelands Caster - J. Moore 5. Sunny Acres Pepper - P. MadDonell , 6. Viviennes - Lane - Bill. Sharp. Jr. 1 1 7. Morgage Don - T. Ker- wood RACE EIGHT: 1. Shiratron - R. McQuad , 2. Anaway Cash - P. MacDonell MacDonell 3. Jet Stream Judi - G. Larush 4. Hand! Wuzzer - G. Robinson , 5. Jolly Fella - T. Kerwood 6. ■ Parkhill Cindy - J.. Robinson 7. Sandra' Kay G. - B. Sharp RACE NINE: 1. Lynn Dexter - G. Larush 2. Cauldons Feebee - R. McQuad 3. Vanbella Doolittle - G. Tennant 4. Johnny Cainuck - T. Kerwood Kerwood 5. Glenmvis Baron - P. MacDonell 6. Cavans Amy - G. Wade BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Excellent Opportunity Well established sports and marina. Recreational capital of the interior of British Columbia. Columbia. Write Box 226, TRIBUNE 188, N. 1st Ave., Williams Lake, B.C. V2G lY8u ,, n/c BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Earn Money. Save Money. Learn Income Tax preparation preparation ' at home. For Free Brochure. No obligation. Write: U & R Tax Schools, 1148 Màin'Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2.W 3S6. . n/c HOURS: Tues.-Sat.l The Craft Place Rowe St., Orono Handcraft Gifts and Collectibles •Ci,i.its by Yvonne Trafford and Donna Hutton PHONE 983-5475 PUBLIC NOTICE DURHAM REGIONAL HEALTH UNIT 11 Lambert Street Bowmanville, Ont. • 623-2511 Commencing on Monday, October 3, 1983 the Bowmanville office of the Durham Regional Health Unit will be closed daily between between 12 noon and 1 p.m. Office hours will be Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The office is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and 6n statutory holidays. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE FALL AQUATIC PROGRAMS at the ' TOWN,OF NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE REGISTRATION: Monday, September 12th - Friday, September 16, 1983 at the Community Services Building, 152 lÿhurch Street, Bowmanville, L1C 3A6. Classes commence the week of September 26, 1983 and continue qnce a week for 15 (fifteen) lessons (Exception: Parent and Tot and Aqua-fit Classes). Registration forms may be picked up prior to September 12, from the Fitness Centre or Community Community Services and mailed with a cheque or money order to the address menti'oned above. . ■* ■ The following programs are available: Youth Swim Lessons (6 Mps - 18 yrs.) 1 Adult Swfm Lessons AquaiRitness Synchronized Swimming ■< Esso Swim (Competitive Skills) Programme Semi-private ,and daytime classes also available this fall. • > For further information on class times and fees - call the. Newcastle Fitness Centre at 623-3392 (or 983-5039 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., only).