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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 30, 1989 Orono Pee Wees enter Ontario finals Kendal Eagles advance to Senior final tournie It was no easy leal but the power The Orono PeeWee Baseball Team is .just two wins away from capturing the Ontario PeeWee "D" Championship after eliminating Pelham in two straight games on the weekend. After easy series wins over Little Britain and Georgetown to advance to the Semi-Finals, Orono found the Pelham team to be much stronger and the series was not decided until the third out of the last inning, Orono defeated Pelham 4-2 at home and 8-7 in Pelham and will now face the winner winner of the yet to be played series between Corunna and Listowel, No definite date or time for the finals has been set but it is believed that the first game will be in Orono on Saturday, September 9th. A large crowd was on hand at the Orono Park on Saturday, August 26th to see the home team defeat the visitors 4-2. Pelham drew first blood as they scored one run in the top of the second inning and held the lead until the fourth when Orono scored two runs. Larry Houston on second base via a single and a stolen base scored the tying run when Daryl Reid cracked out the first of his two hits. Daryl scored the go ahead run on Chris Cholette's R.B.I. single. Hurler Mike Landers was sailing along and through 5 innings had faced just 4 batters over the minimum, in the top of the sicth however Pelham touched Mike for two consecutive singles and knotted the score at 2 apiece. Orono did not get down and thanks to a huge triple by Daryl Reid in the bottom of the sixth scored two runs to take a 4-2 lead. Pelham is an excellent team and they managed to put the tying runs on base in the seventh but Mike came through again as he struck'out the final two batters and Orono had a well deserved victory over a very tough opponent. • Daryl Reid and Chris Chollette led the Orono hitters with two hits each and singles went to Larry Houston, Mike Landers, and Aaron Staples. As has been the case all year Mike's pitching was outstanding as he gave up just 4 hits while walking two and fanning 1,1. The very large and.vocal crowd gave the boys much appreciated encouragement encouragement during the entire game and the team hopes to receive the same support in the next series. Line score: Orono - 4 Runs, 7 Hits, 1 Error; Pelham - 2 Runs, 4 Hits, 0 Errors. On Sunday, August 27th, Orono travelled to Pelham to play the second second and possibly the third gamê of Marilyn Roycroft, a spokesperson spokesperson for the Federation of women Teachers' Associations of Ontario is more than pleased with the unanimous decision by four Ontario Ontario judges upholding an earlier decision that gives the Ontdrio Teachers' Federation the right to automatically assign women teachers to membership in the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario. This requires requires fees to passed along to the Federation. The court case began when two women teachers challenged the On- the semi-final series. This game turned out to be a real see-saw affair affair with the lead changing hands several times before Orono scored the winning run in the top of the 7th to take the series two games straight. Orono opened the scoring in the second inning as Daryl Houston led off with a single and scored on Chris Chollette's double to left. Aaron Staples grounded to second and advanced Chris to third from where he scored on Chad Maartense's infield single. Chad tailed the third run of the inning as he scored all the way from second on Paul Wood's perfect sacrifice bunt. The lead was short lived however as Pelham came right back in the bottom of the second to score 6 runs as a result of 4 hits, two walks and two errors in what was Orono's worst inning in many games. Orono's trademark all season has been to never give up and this game was no exception as they came back in the 4th inning cracked a double to score Paul Woods and Tom Tamblyn. Mike and Larry Houston scored the other two runs in the inning. Pelham continued continued to pressure Orono and in the bottom of the sixth they scored one run to knot the score at 7. Orono scored the go ahead and winning run in the seventh as Aaron Staples blasted a double to deep center field to score Chris Chollette who was aboard via a free pass. Pelham managed to get the tying run to second second base but again Mike fanned the final batter to preserve the victory victory and send the Orono players and fans into a great celebration. Daryl Reid started on the hill for Orono and while he was victimized by some uncharacteristic sloppy defence in the 2nd inning, kept Orono in the game until Mike came on in the 5th to finish the game. Chris Chollette and Mike Landers had two hits apiece with single hits going to Larry Houston, Daryl Houston, Aaron Staples, Paul Woods and Chad Maartense. Line score: Orono - 8 Runs, 9 Hits, 3 Errors; Pelham - 7 Runs, 1 Hit, 2 Errors. The coaching staff is very proud • of the teams accomplishments this year. Through eagerness to learn and hard work, the inexperienced team has become one of the best minor ball teams Orono has ever produced. Please come . out and support the boys in their quest to become the first minor ball team in Orono to win an Ontario Championship. Championship. Check next weeks paper for definite date and times for the finals. tario Teachers' 'Federation's right to make them members of the womens' teacher federation. The Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation represents male elementary elementary school teachers. The male association has sought to amalgamate the two federations into a single unit, but the women's federation will not even discuss the issue. The majority of women teachers feel that their federation, all women, can best represent them in their profession. of the bat spoke for the Kendal Eagles last Wednesday evening in Port Hope to down the Flyers by a score of 9 to 8. The Port Hope club was trying to tie the series at three all with a win but it was not to be with Kendal building up their lead early in the game and holding on for the victory. victory. The Eagles took the series 4 games to 2. It was a best out of seven series. The Kendal squad now travel to Burlington this September 2nd and 3rd for round-robins series for the Ontario Senior "A" championship. The series goes with the Kendal entry entry as well as entries from Burlington, Burlington, Mississuaga, Leaside and Corona. Kendal last Wednesday started off with a rush sending three batters Kendal News (Continued from page 2) : !"« 'l i together and under. Then we gathered the sheaves in long stocks up and together, with two sheaves on top to shed any rain there might be. We pulled the peas. They were so ripe we had to spread quilts and sheets on the wagon rack as they burst at a mere touch. Father cradled cradled the barley. (The letter will be continued next week) Mary Ann calls their home a shanty. In the north at Hudson , where L lived all the houses were called shacks. When the new bank calendar arrived it had a picture of Buckingham Palace. One of my little little girls pointed to the picture of Buckingham Palace and said, "That's the shack the King lives in." When my brother Fred motored from Saskatoon to Hudson Hudson to take up his duties as radio technician at Hudson Airport, he enquired of a man, "Where do the teachers live?" He replied, "Drive right through the town till you come to the last shack, a white, tar-paper shack, that's where they live." And sure enough our house was covered with a white siding. My brother had farmed five years at Davidson and never had a crop in the 'dirty thirties', thirties', so he became a radio technician, technician, eventually servicing the planes that fly to the orient from Vancouver. Vancouver. Our. young folk to-day may have to change their occupation several times. Fred began as a bank clerk in Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wood attended attended the Hancock Picnic on Sunday Sunday afternoon August 27th in the Orono Park. Vegetables are going to be high in price and in short supply this winter due to the fact that the two gardening gardening townships Essex, and Kent, were flooded under, this spring, many a. field of potatoes or tomatoes as well as other vegetables was completely ruined. Then we have the families of Northern Manitoba whose homes were burned burned and had to be abandoned because of the fires. They will need vegetables and everything else this winter: So . waste nothing,. any potatoes left over from dinner can be grated into the soup for the next meal and heated in the double boiler. For a change* slice all your vegetables and cook together. The onions will flavour the carrots, the celery will add flavour to the potatoes, then before you serve them add cream of mushroom or cream of chicken soup. to score in the top of the first inning and at the end of the second frame Kendal was out in front 7 to 1. At the end of the third Kendal remained remained out in front by a score of 9 to'5. Port Hope chipped away bringing bringing the score to 9-8 midway through the last of the ninth but Gary Car- roll who had come in for relief in the inning for Kendal was able to strike the third out with a tieing run remaining on third base. John Robinson was the winning pitcher for Kendal in the game for a full eight innings, Robinson pitched a steady game from the hill for Kendal. Kendal. Dwight Woodward hit for four with Gary Mclssac following with three hits. Two hits each went to Kirk Woodward, Keith Woodward, Steve West, Jim Newton, John Robinson and Mike Robinson. A strong hitting team for Kendal last Wednesday. MOM'S KITCHEN DOWNTOWN ORONO 9 83 - 5 3 1 0 EAT IN or TAKE OUT CLOSED from Monday, August 28 to Sunday, Sept. 3rd for Holidays Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6;30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fri. 6:30 a.m. ■ 8:00 p.m. Saturday 6:30 a.m. Sunday 5:00 p.m. Closed Women teachers agree with court decision