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ORONO WEEKLY'TIMESTïlUrSDAïY, JULY i7th, l1-6d 10" ELECTRIC FAN FuadIustable for up or down air circla!îtion and from straight blow to 90 dýegree oscillation. Features quiet motor, on-off rotary switch, enamelled finish basPe'ýwith plastic feet, andi child proof guard. Value $17.95................ $14.88 488 AIR DRIER CRYSTALS The economical, easy way to dry out dampness n blsements and closets. Just stand Up these cr'y- st ais. Moisture is absorbed. mold, mildew. and warp are preverted. 4 quart sîze..........$2.79 AIR DRIER STAND Supports crystals 'and exposes maximu'M surface to air for rapid dehumidife aton. Sturdy Tri-pod desigjn................... 79c ZER AND 71TH ITIES ec from lÎ Ds 7 x 12- Special 33ý ING TAPE pipes andi ,r pipes . - 3' of%ý' f1" Pipe, -L P H ona] Hardware .1PHONE 983-5207 Local News Mr. and Mrs. T. Burnett, Patti anti Marjy, Peterborou.gh spent Suday with Mr. and iirs. Ed. tGrahanm Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Kimmett of Midland, spent the weekend with Mr. andi Mrs. Carl Kimanett who moved on Saturdîay to their home on Church St. South whleh they recently purchased from Mrs. Robt. Allin. Misses Elane Vagg andi Joyce WIerry are spending this week at QuinýMM-Lac Camp. 9th lnning Fatal TO Orono Gord RoYbinson's Oshawa Leg- onniaire Midgets defeated Orono Basebiall Association's Nidget Juniors in their Eastern Ontarlo Le-ague schedule fixture, in Oroilo on Saturday affernoon, by, a 7-5 score tying the score in the 7th and winning.out iu the ninth. Grove Bennett started on the mounti for Oshîawa but was re- lieved by Paly Taylor when the homesters staged a four-run rally in the second stanza. EaiCobbledick opened the second inning for Orono by be- ing hit with a piteh, then Brian Poster wlkel andi Erie Duval. followed wlith his homer to make t 3-2. John Mather single.d with one out andi Gary Vandam also singîrd. 'Raipb H1,ýofj rscoreti Mather with a sa"Ufice fly a.nd Fra ser Wiillsqi,-e singleti, but Bob Burlay grounded ont, to end Or- onio's one big scoring rally. Omono got their other mun off Taylor in the foUrtb wben Math- er again slngled, advanced to 3rd on the catcher's throwing error anîd scorèd on a sacrifice ýfly by Hotigson. After that, Taylor lim- ited the homesters to jus one more bit, Cobbletiuiek'sdouble in the 8th but they couldn't Pget hlm home. Mather, Cobledick andi Duvali eaeh had two hits for the losers. mîke Carman was thLa starting ptober, giving up 10 bits and five runs. before being relieveti by Paul Jones in the 7th inning, wvho lost t. Lobinson's Mitigets sored two »runs in the second. Jini ZarOwny openet wit.h a single, Bob Stuart was safe on an error with one out, then, Bennett singled. Taylor forced Bennett to ativance Stuîart, Who scored when Wayne Tutin usas saf e on an error at first. Larrv Dart then singled, to load the bases but Carman got Billy Tamlor out. to end the big threat. Carman kept Oshawla at bay un- tii the 7th when Paly Taylor usas safe on an error. He was forceld bv Tu+,n but Dart single&, se did Bïlly Tuivior and Les 'Kîraly tnpl- Sled, to fie the game at 5-5. Jones UNIT]WD CEuicn Orone Patoral Charge Mmdàter Rev. B.E. on SUNDAY, JULY 20t'h, 1969 Orono UnIted Church Sunday School at 10:00 Service at 11:15 ar. Kfrby- Morning Service at 9:45 a.m came in at this point and retired ZaîownMv and Steve Shrn.e. The Oshawaboys won the game in the top of the ninth with two runs onana' openin9 sngle by Tu- Imî, sacrifües by Dart and then i1; My Taylor singled Tutin home. Kiraly secrificd Taylor 21,o n g andi he scoreti on Zarowny's sing- le to make it 7-5, the later being tagggp-d trying to reach second., Billy Taylor and Jim Za-rowny, with three bits apiece, pared the Oshawa attack. S.O.S. VOUTH ORGANIZATION TO MAKE STUDY 0F PORT HOPE 1SOS bas arrived in Port Hope andi will make ati effort to locate commIunity needs and, inâtiate a prograni to meet these needs. Four Young volunteer social workers, menibers od the Suimmer of Service, a volUntary commun- ity service, have undertaken to spenti seven weeks in Port Hope FN-E aniget aqaitdwth the peo- peandti thcr probiems. D- s. -iimllard, 18, af Lady- m~hBilisa Columbia, Betty r, 17 o Cahin, Saskat- ~.mxx~n;E ,Ae n"mh, 19, of Ja- ; a nI DougraiusMattnd vis, 18 of Saskîatoon, Saskatchewan, ar- ART .-A lu Port Iopýý Friday night- The group waýs inxited by a spport group, consisting of'a. nL. b ýr of loa aiministers and, s .i ce club rnesnbers who want, th? yauth anti the aduits of the to .,tvork sitie by side for a. good community effort. 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