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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 12th, 1989 Flutec. The product is used in the electronics industry for vaporing soldering and cooling. The addition is but a small part of the total Port Hope operation. Cameco has put on the back burner plans to sell stock in the . ' . ■ . company due IP the downward ■w'k ftr _ a * _ _ trend in sales of uranium. Orono Pee Wees continue with winning ways The Orono PeeWee Baseball Team played two games last week, and continuing the form that carried carried them to the Kincardine Consolation Consolation Championship the previous weekend, managed to win both. On Thursday July 6th, Pickering came to town and in a game which was not decided until the final out in the 7th, Orono prevailed by a score of 4-2. Mike Landers went the distance on the mound tossing a very fine 6 hitter walking 3 and fanning 7 Pickering batters. Orono took the lead in the bottom of the first when Tom Tamblyn, on base via a free pass scored on a single by Larry Houston. After falling behind by a run, Orono scored two more in the fourther to regain a lead they would never relinquish. Orono managed only four hits in the game but they were of the timely variety with hits going to Larry Houston, Daryl Reid, Mike Landers and Chad Maartense. Chad also Came up with a nice diving catch in the seventh to snuff out a potential Pickering rally. rally. LINE SCORE: Orono - 4 Runs 4 Hits 1 Error -- Pickering - 2 Runs 6 Hits 2 Errors. On Friday July 7th Orono travelled travelled to Oakwood to take on the Little Britain team and shaking off the doldrums of the previous evening came away with a very convincing 15 to 5 win. Daryl Reid started on the hill for Orono pitching 5 and one third innings. Mike Landers recorded the final two outs. Daryl threw a very good game giving up 6 hits while walking 4 and striking striking out 6. The game was tied at one until the fifth when Orono sent nine men to the plate and scored a total of 5 runs to take a 6 to 1 lead. The inning inning was highlighted by Orono stroking stroking 7 consecutive hits. The 6th inning inning saw more of the same as Orono sent 13 men to the dish and scored a total of 9 more runs as all nine palyers scored one run each. The 16 hits pounded out Were a season's high for Orono. Daryl Houston and Tom Tamblyn garnered 3 hits each with two apiece going to Daryl Reid, Chad Maartense and Larry Houston. Singles went to Mike Landers, Stefano Cancellierre, Paul Woods, and Aaron Staples. Jason • Taylor hit the ball very hard every time up but unfortunately right at an opposing players. LINE SCORE: Orono - 15 Runs 16 Hite 4 Errors - Little Britain - 5Runs 6 Hits 2 Erros. The game with Oshawa originally scheduled for Thursday July 13th, has been rescheduled and the new tentative date is Tuesday July 18th. Please check with any team member for definited confirmation. Bowmanville provides the opposition opposition at the Orono Park on Thursday, Thursday, July 20th. There are still some tickets left for the Pee Wee draw to be held July July 27th. First prize is four tickets to see the Blue Jays at the Sky Dome plus door to door Limousine Service Service to the game. Please contact any team member to get your tickets or phone 983-5645. The team requires and appreciates your support. From Around the Region Committee approves Brooklin sewage study A regional committee has recommended recommended the expenditure of $10^,000 for a study to gain a solution solution to the problem of sewage in the Village. The study is to lbok at the problem, problem, estimate the cost'of the solution. solution. Would have taxpayers protected from untold tax increases Councillor Joe Kolodzie of Oshawa placed a motion before his council calling for future tax increases increases being no more than one percent percent above the rate of inflation. The resolution lost by a vote of 9 to 4. Sweep nets $54,000 in Drugs Durham Regional Police with the RCMP swept in on suspected drug dealers in the Oshawa-Whitby area seizing drugs, mostly cocaine valued at $54,000. Twenty-eight arrests arrests were anticipated in all. It was stated that although the amount of drugs seized was small it does indicate that there is an increasing increasing use of the drug in the area. After 87 years the guns to go back to Halifax Two cannons which have guarded guarded the former Ontario County Building and more recently the Regional headquarters are on there - way back to Halifax to take their place on Citadel Hill. The 14-ton cannons were manufactured in England in 1866 and shipped to Halifax to be part of the defense of the city on Citadel Hill fortress. Ajax firm making high- tech mailing machines An Ajax firm, AEG Bayly, has been contracted to manufacture seven high-tech mailing machines for Canada Post. The machines will be able to handle handle 70 percent of the mail as well as read the address and check the code number. The writing must be legible. legible. The contract is to be completed by the end of November. They will do the work of 800 employees using the present equipment. • Committee to plan recycling future The Waste Management committee committee for the Region of Durham has suggested a sub-committee be formed formed to consider future recycling programs programs with the Durham Recycling organization which now carries out recycling in the Region. The Region has given Durham Recycling a one year notice in order to find the best way to approach recycling within the Region. A new product for the. Cameco plant in Port Hope Cameco in Port Hope, one of the world's largest uranium companys, is introducing a new product called Make application to the Supreme Court of Ontario A group of Port Hope citizens opposed to the relocation of the Port Hope Police Station in their residential area'have made application application to the Supreme Court of On- • tario in opposition to the plan. The case is to be heard on July 17th. Funding approved for affordable housing project The Port Hope Non-Profit Housing Corporation has received approval from the provincial and federal governments for funding of a 45-unit affordable housing complex. The amount totals $4.8 million,' The Non-Housing group is also working on a proposal for affordable affordable housing for seniors. Kendal Eagles edge Port Hope in EOBA The Kendal Eagles in a ninth inning inning rally edged out their rivals in Port Hope by a score of 6 to/4. As of July 6th the Kendal Eagles had a record of 11-7 whild Port Hope had a record of 10-4. Viceroy considering more Port Hope expansion. Viceroy Homes Ltd., a manufacturer manufacturer of modular homes, expects to have its $10 million plant in operation operation in Port Hope this October. Recent developments included an announcement that the firm may build a further two factories on their 44 acre site in Port Hope. Final decision has yet to be made. Considering blazing new bike trails in forest According to a recent report the Ganaraska Forest Users' Committee Committee is considering new bike trails in the Ganaraska Forest after conducting conducting noise levels as would relate to neighbouring residents and other trail uses. It has been said that although the noise level test could be taken shortly that it would be quit some time before new trails would be blazed in the forest. In the meantime the users' committee committee is having difficulty is getting more than half their 12 memmbers to attend the regular monthly meeting. The committee has also laboured without a chairman for a couple of months. Fighting with blue box success The Cobourg company, Nor- thumbefland Recycling, is like many other such ventures that is fighting success of the blue box program. program. On the one hand local citizens are filling the boxes and the program continues to grow. On the other hand the price paid for recyleable newsprint, glass etc. keeps dropping. dropping. Northumberland Recycling has a contract to the end of the year but if the province - and local municipalities don't give further financial assistance the program could be in question come the end of the year. : $600,000 restoration of Barmim House The Ontario Heritage Founda- . tion will begin a $600,000 restora-_' tion of the Barnum House near Grafton this summer. Barnum House has been ranked within the top three of a total of 230 historical buildings owned by the foundation. A major cut in Bell telephone line Last Wednesday a major cut was made in a Bell Line on the Rouge River bridge on Highway No. 2. Many services which make use of the bell lines, bank machines, longdistance longdistance service, some computer systems and fax machines, were affected by the cut. The line was damaged at the bridge at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday morning. It was repaired shortly after midnight. Travelling Art Studio for Northumberland Mobile '89, the Art Gallery of Northumberland's art travelling studio is now on the move in the county. Funded by a grant from the federal government the travelling art studio is reaching out to children interested in art.