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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 3* 1987 Pontypool takes Pagans Pagans win over Mag's Nine Oronf? students graduate College announces awards and graduates By Snuffy Hunt Tuesday - May 26/87 Pineridge Pagans at f'ontypool This was one of three games we play away on a Tuesday night. The Pagans were looking for their third win in a row but it was not to be because of the excellent pitching performance of Pontypool's Don Timms. In all he scattered six hits and gave up two runs to defeat the Pagans 7-2. Timms also knocked in the first run of the game on a double double to the wall. It was the third inning inning when Pineridge tied the game op a single by the pitcher A. Sutch, a single by N. Caruana moved him to third, and he scored on a single by Tim Stanley. The tie was short-lived because in the bottom of the third both Dave Moore and Joe Rose each scored on individual efforts. Pontypool added a fourth run in the fourth inning. Dan Elliot drove in MikejDwyer from second. Top of the fifth looked promising with the 1st batter, S. Dixon on 1st base and Roger Macintosh putting the bunt down. Steve slides into 2nd, he is safe,*no, he's out. It's not my place to comment on officiating but come on now! So much for the rally, Pontypool made it official in the bottom of the 5th with two runs by Tim McKee and E. Christopher. Both teams got one run in the sixth to round out the scoring. Well as the saying goes you ain't going to win them all and Pontypool Pontypool definitely deserved this one! My 3 stars this game are (it was a tough pick this week) • 1 Andy Sutch for scoring the 1st run and pitching a decent game 2 Randy Wood for scoring the other run on a double, 3 Ron Underwood for driving in the second run (slim pickins eh!!) Thursday - May 26/87 Pineridge at Oshawa against Mag Drywall. The pitching match-up was G. Loucks against Dave Rafuse the Region Missing eggs likely poached Four valuable ' trumpeter swan eggs have mysteriously disappeared from a nest in Cranberry Marsh in Whitby. The eggs Had been placed in a mute swan nest for hatching and in an effort to restore* trumpeter swans to southern Ontario. Ontario. It is felt the loss is due to human poaching. The eggs are about the size of a canteloupe and weigh up to a pound. Union and Duplate agree on pact A new three year agreement between between Duplate and 350 workers has been reached which has ended a two month strike at the plant. Police launch investingation Cobourg police are investigating the disappearance of the personnel file of Helen Chalmers who on May 13 was appointed director of the Northumberland County Home for the Aged. In an article following the appointment appointment it , ' 1< f, aV:d that there a long time advisary who played for Bowmanville for years. The Pagans showed they meant to get back on the winning track after Tuesday's loss by jumping all over Rafuse with four hits and two walks, scoring four runs and running through the batting order before taking the field. In the bottom of the 1st it looked like trouble as Loucks walked walked the 1 st two batters but then found himself and struck-out the next three. Mag got two runs back in the second on an error and a walk. All things were quiet until the Pagan 5th when Wayne Hunt hit a flare to left that was dropped and Rick Deichert (RBI King) drove him in for the 5th run. Darrell Hunt drove in Dean Joncas in the 7th to round out the scoring. In the bottom bottom of the 7th with one on and one out, Paul West of Mag Drywall drove a ball to deep right field for extra bases, no wait, the Gazelle, D. Hunt is tracking, twisting, turning, reaches over the shoulder, backhand and catches it. Only a lefty lefty could make it look so good and so hard. Lovely catch. Nice victory! 6-2 brings the Pagans record to 3-1. Not a bad start ! Three stars are: 1 - Gerry Loucks for a great pitching pitching performance - a four hitter - at the bat he was 3 for 4 with 2 RBI 2 - Ron Underwood who hit a double double and a triple and drove in the 1st run. 3 - Darrell Hunt for driving in the last run and more importantly playing playing a great defensive game! This week we play Curly's twice. Tuesday and Thursday, June 2 and 4. June 9 at Orono we play Mag Drywall. Long Live Fastball. P.S. I'm a little late this week because this reporter got his final infielder. Mom and 3rd son are just fine! , were questions involving academic credentials claimed by Chalmers as a graduate of the Ottawa Civic Hospital school of nursing and a bachelor of arts degree from Queen's University! '■ Residents afraid new wells may lower water table Some Garden Hill residents have expressed some concern that a planned planned 39 lot residential development on the south side of County Road 9 in the east end of Garden Hill may cause the lowering of the water table thus causing problems for existing existing residents. Drainage was also a concern of existing residents. Group would form Fathers For Justice Being tired of the hassles involved involved in getting to see his six-year-old son after his marriage broke up Terry Fice and his present wife, Donna, of Nestleton are attempting to start a group in Durham Region called,Fathers For Justice. The Nestleton couple seek the support group for both fathers and mothers who find it difficult to see Deborah McCune of Whitby is Durham College's top student for 1986-87. She graduated from the three year Chemical Engineering Technology Program, and is this year's winner of the President's Gold Medal and Stewart R. Alger Scholarship valued at $250.00. These awards go to the best overall Durham graduating student, and Deborah qualified with the highest academic standing. Other winners include Elsa Semplonius of Hampton, who was their children. Interested persons may phone the Fice's at 986-5233. Shelter counsellors resign continued service promised A mass resignation of staff members at a Cobourg Shelter for Battered women has left the support support group with a crisis of its own. The shelter is operated by the Women in Crisis board of directors. Salaried staff contend difficulties between the board and staff as a reason for the mass resignation. Share memories of Depression years History talked first hand to students at O'Neill Collegiate when three volunteers from the senior citizens talent bank shared memories of the Depression of the 1930s. It was stated after the event that it was great linking the seniors with the students and more of this should be done. It was pointed out that even though there were hardships the Depression was not necessarily a sad time. It was also pointed out that there was no job security at that particular time. Approves $1.5 million for new FCS centre The province has approved a $1 - 5 million home for Northumberland County's Family and Children's Services. The new home will be constructed constructed in Cobourg immediately north of the Golden Plough Lodge. It is expected the home will be completed in March of 1988 and could house up to 35 children's services services employees. At the time of completion the Family and Children's Services facilities in Port Hope will be closed out. Three year study of weeds in Rice Lake Ministry of Natural Resources are undertaking a three year study of both Rice Lake and Sturgeon lakes to determine the impact of nutrients introduced into the lake from farms and municipal sewage systems is having on lake weeds. The study is to determine how detrimental these forms of human activities to the lakes. Speaker on wellness Sandy Queen, a U.S. health promotion promotion consultant, spoke to 100 teachers, health workers and professionals professionals recently in Port Hope on "Your Own Personal Wellness". The workshop was sponsored by the Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit. Queen asked from her audience to have faith , and a ' sense of humour. To believe in themsleves and to laugh at the world. She states that most of life's illnesses illnesses aren't caused by bacteria or viruses. It's all a matter of attitude, she said. awarded a College Silver Meaai as the highest ranking three year graduate in the Technology Division; Division; and Vaughn Wells of Bowmanville, who received a College College Silver Medal as the highest ranking two year graduate in the Technology Division. Graduates from Orono and area were: , ORONO: Rajinder Angl, Kelly Kelly Broome, Steve Graham (Dean's List - 80Vo or over), Angela Kemp, Shelly Richards, Lisâ Stephens, Suzanne Stone (Dean's List), Jon Story and Scott Story. PONTYPOOL: Pamela Howes NEWCASTLE: Robert Adams, 1 Suzanne Adams,,Jeff Brink, Marjorie Marjorie Brown, Timothy Oke (Dean's List), Gail Pedwell (Dean's List), and Giovanni Scalzo. NEWTON VILLE: Dean Thompson Thompson and Tammy Weatherup. HAMPTON: Marie Buyers, Marlene Gilbank, Tamara Huxtc Kathy MacLean, Michael Prêt . and Elsa Semplonius (College Silver Medal)! KENDAL: Louis Fitze Orono Weekly Times 983-5301 MOM'S KITCHEN Downtown Orono - 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT Special This Week... CHICKEN PATTI DINNER 3. 50 Offër Good Until 6:00 P.M. 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