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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July IS, 1987 Orono PeeWee Soccer team improving As I reported two weeks ago me Orono Peewee Soccer team had opened the season on a dismal note. However the team has shown marked marked improvement in it's last two encounters. encounters. On July 2nd Orono journeyed to Courtice to meet the Bowman ville Rowdies. Despite having having only nine players our team tied 2-2 with goals going to Jim Partner and Dustin Reid. Richard Vernon was particularly effective on defense with some hard tackling and the rest of the players stood up to the challenges. Jim Partner came close several times and missed potting potting the winner due to some bad luck. "Hard lines", Jim! On July 9th Hampton visited Orono and came out on the short end of a 4-3 score. Scott McAllister scored two with Jim Partner and garnie Ball notching singles. Jamie 1 played one of his best games of the year and his solo effort to open the second half was particularly dazzling. dazzling. Orono grabbed a 4-0 lead but was hard pressed to maintain it by the industrious Hampton squad. Only the fine play of goalkeeper Carl Brown and the outstanding defensive efforts of Kevin Scott, Craig Nemis, : Scott McKenzie, Shellie Nowak, and Dustin Reid preserved the victory. In one -dramatic instance Craig had control of the ball and was looking into an empty net. Fortunately, he booted the ball to one side because the net was his own and Carl had committed committed himself on an earlier shot. This presence of mind was typical of the defense throughout the game. The team should be proud of these two fine efforts and with similar play in the future should be just as successful. Doc Jack opens antique outlet in Orono Hall Although he prefers to be called Jack or Mr. Hallam, Jack Hallam of Leskard is entitled to use Dr. for his degree in biology. His research involved three species of trout which live in Wilmot Creek. Now occupying the home of the late Sid and Dorothy Holmes (their daughter Ann was his classmate at ^University). Jack has been a member of the Orono Showcase which recently closed. He has taught at a community college in Lindsay, he was on the Education Staff of the Ontario Science Centre for. six years, he operated his own pet shop in Toronto for two years and he was the biologist with the Montreal Aquarium during Expo '67. Now semi-retired, his research in recent years has been into antiques antiques and collectibles and he is especially fond of pine and butternut butternut Canadiana and white ironstone china. His shop, known as Goatsh- ed Antiques, will be opening officially officially on July 26 and at first he will only be open on Sundays. After Thanksgiving he will be open Saturdays Saturdays as well. We wish him well in his new endeavour and welcome this interesting addition to Orono's retail scene. Delays continue with building permits Tjhe hold up for building permits is still continuing due to the heavy work 'ioal of the planning uepau- ment. Staff are advising individual applicants applicants about delays in the average time that it takes to process an application application but expect an improvement improvement since the additional inspector has started. • The department has also prepared small inspection stickers to be left on the site to notify members of the public or their trades when an inspection has been done and Whether it is approved. camp out (Continued from page 1) from Lindsay. The week was to cost $65 a camper, "but the girls sold cheese last September. "We arranged arranged that for every 1 lb. of cheese they sold they would get a dollar taken off their fee." ' Pam said most girls came for half or less and 2. came for free. Mrs. Allin said the week wouldn't„work without the help of the mothers, "they are giving great support, they work in shifts and really without them I don't know what we'd do." Although it's a great deal of work for all the leaders and mothers, "it really is fun and we'll be back next year," said Pam. As for the girls and what they liked liked the most, "not the food, that's for siire, but the crafts, that's the best!" Everyone was happy and even the weather was almost perfect. goatshed ANTIQUES AND Memorabilia in basement of Orono Town Hall Setting up July 19-25 OFFICIAL OPENING Sunday, July 26 at 11:00 a.m. M O M 'S KITCHEN 1 Downtown Orono - 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT Special This Week... Chicken Fingers a 50 with French Fries * ■ JOB PRINTING at the Orono Weekly Times Phone 983-5301 Look For Our Weekly Special Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Saturday 6:30 5:00 p.m. Fri. 6:30 a.m,-8:00 p.m.. Sunday Closed ' Bowmanville Girl Guide Arena (Continued from page 1) dealing with all tjie problems and equipment necessary to run a kitchen," kitchen," said Caruana. , The facEty is being bujlt to allow for expansion in the future; if the need arises. Caruana told the meeting "We have the room to expand and we already own the land we wE need. The ' architects are designing with expansion in mind." Before September 14th the details of the designs will be reviewed by the project committee. Then the consultants will take the information information to council and tenders will go out: "We're energetic and excited, of course there are problem...in the past, now and in the future...but with level heads we can sit down, work,through them and get this- facility operating" Caruana told the committee. Dear Mr. C^StEn),' Just wanted to thank you for all your help. That color you mixed iyàs just perfect for our exterior walls. You and KEM made all the difference. 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