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6-Orono Weekly Timies, Wednesday, June 2lst, 1978 SPORTSy" Kendal looking for first win 0SHAWA DEFEATS KENDAL some On Friday, June 16, the Oshawa Eagles Legionaires continued their winning ways Hendei as they defeated Kendai 12-9. The Eagles, Pandal who were outhit 16-13, committed three np errors aiong, with a couple of mentalKnp mhistakes aliowing Oshawa to score six Bowm Important ruas. Bill Robinson had bis best Kenda, game of the year hitting wise as he J.Sa collected three. Orner its went to Jerry J. Thoi Thompson, Eric Moore, Fraser Walace and J. with two apiece, whiie single bits went to1 Pau Pandoff, Don Pandoff, J.R. Robinson, Port H and Dave Putî.z. R H E Bowmý kendal 000 030 012 9 13 3 Oshawa 330 310 020 12 16 4 B. Bickie (0-3), Howse 7th and J. Robinson, B. Mercer 7th West D. Bird, T. Whiteley (3-0) 5th and J. Ryman Osha' Little Ajax BOWMANVILLE CRUSH EAGLES Bownr On Sunday, June 18th, the Kendai Whitt Eagles went down to their eighth straight Eastî defeat as the Bowmanviile Merchants defeated themn 11-4. Led by a 15 bit attack, Belle'ý the Merchants scored five runs in the Peterl fourth inning to clinch the victory. Kendal. Port E as in previous games, was hurt by six NewéZ errors enabiing Bowmanvile to score Kenda' j easy runs. Collecting bits for the ýs were Bih 'Robinson and Pete erson with two each wbile Don off, Fraser Wallace and Dennis phad one hit each. RH E nanville 210 530 000 il 15 5 al 200 110 000 4 7 6 icey (4-1) and Corneil ompson (0-3), Becker 5th, House 8th 1Robinson. Next games for the Eagies are in [ope on Wednesday, June 2lst and in anviile on Sunday, June 25tb. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE (as of Sunday, June l8th.) tDivision WL 8 1 8 3 6 2 4 4 2 5. tva eBritain manville ,Division rborougb lope .astie [al W L Pct. gbl 6 4 .600- 5 4 .556 1/ 3 7 .300 3 3 7 .300 3 0 8 ;000 5 'Iow-pitch bai tournamnent Slow-pitch baîl was the order of the day in Orono iast Saturday wi th activities start- ing at nine in the mornfing and coninuinga throughout the afternoon and a good part of the evening. The slow-pitch tournam ent' was orgànized not oniy for the competition involved but aiso as a means to muster further funds for the Orono arena and comn- munity centre compiex. It has been reported that somewbere in the neighbour- hood of $400.00 was ra ised from the event which was gathered through silver col- lections as well as a $25.00 entry fee for every team. Following the games an outdoor dance was heid in the Orono Park under the canopy a t the park, booth. Music for dancing was provided by Peter Swan. Both the fair grounds and the park diamond were in use for the mtost part of the day with seven men's teamis and three ladies teams viewing for tbeir respective champ- ionships. In the ladies division it was the entry of Armsirongs IGA that came out on top dlefeat- ing in the final gamne the eatry of Midas Muffler. The M&M squad was the final champion for the men's division but not without a real struggie with Orono Towing in the final gamne of the day. The Ugiy Ducklings also kept M&M on their toes in a mid-afternoon gamne to allow, MMto continue in the piaydown series. The Orono Park was 'park- ing at a premniumn' during the affernoon resul ting fromn at- tendance to the Lobb tourna- ment and two large picnics in the Park. Gamnes for the children were aiso a- feature of the afternôon and a goodly numn- ber of children took part in their activities. The Orono HiCs operated the park booth for the day with all the goodies required on such an occasion. Town playgrounds open on JuIy '4th munity Services Summer Piaygrounds wiii start on Tuesday, July 4th and finish on Friday, August l8th. Playgroupds are conducted for seven weeks, Monday tbrough Friday from 9:30 a.mn. to 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. In Ward 1 Darlington Town- ship, Piaygrounds wili be conducted at South and Nortb Courtice School grounds, Maple Grove East, Hampton School grounds, Zion Park, Enniskiiien School grounds, Tyrone Park and West Couir- tice Scbool grounds. Ail playgrounds will alternate each week morning and afternoons, except for Tyrone Park whicb is conducted al day. In Ward 2 Bowmanviile the foliowing playgrounds are: Memorial Park, Ontario Street, Vincent Massey, West Beacb, East Beach, Lions Centre, Waveriy Park, Mar- tins Road, Soper Creek Park and Lord Elgin Park. These Playgrounds areopen ail day 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Playgrounds in Clarke Township are: Orono Park, Ne wtonvilie Sehool grounds, Jackson Park in Kendai, Lockhart School grounds, Westview Heights in Newcas- tde Village, Newcastle Village Public Sehool and Browns- dale. All playgrounds will alternate mnorning and after- noons, except Lockhart which will be open ail day. The' playground pro- gramme will consist of arts and crafts, story telling, drama, sports,'aiong with weekly. speciai events of Dog Shows, Indian War Day, Fashion Shows, and other entertaining activities. Special events are the high light of playgrouinds, featur- ing Play Day, Mardi Gras, Soap Box Derby, Junior Olymnpics, Unitbed Nations Day, Bicycle Rodeo and Art Show etc. IL ALCOHOL, AND DRUG SUR VEY AMONG ONTARIO ADULTS, 1977 The annuai household sur- vey of Aicohol and Drug Use Among Ontario Aduits, con- ducted for the Addiction Research Foundation of Ont- ario, shows that 82.1 percent of Ontario aduits consume alcohol, 13.2 percent use tranquillizers, 8.6 percent .marihuana or hashish, 8.5 percent sleeping pilîs, and 1.7 percent stimulants or pep PUIS. More maies than females reported drinking aicoholic beverages (87.1 percent maies; 76.5 percent females) and using marihuana-hashish (11.6 percent maies; 5.3 percent females). In con- trast, more females than males reported using tranq- uiliizers (17.3 percent fem- aies; 9.4 percent maies) and sleeping pills (10.1 percent femaies; 6.9 percent maies). The 1977 survey again showed that aicohol and ,marihuana use is highest among males aged 18 to 20. To further verify this finding, an additionai 100 Ontario maies aged 18 to 20 were surveyed. 0f this group, 93 percent reported consuming aicohol, 41 percent used marihuana and 6 percent used stimu- lants, This is signifi cantly higher tchan other groups inciuded in the overail 1977 surveýy. However, the 18 to 20 age group reported the lowest use of sleeping pis (3 percent) and tranquillizers (8 percent). Comparison of the 1977 survey statistîcs with 1,976 shows increased use of mnari' huana and stimuiants-pep piils. The number of mnari- huana users increased from 5.8 percent to 8.6 percent between 1976 and 1977 whiie stimulant or pep piii users increased from 0.7 percent to 1.7 percent. A total of 1,059 aduits aged 18 and over, plus an addition- al 100 maies aged 18 to 20, responded to personai inter- views, conducted during June 1977. The total sampie, ex- ciuding the additional maies, was weighted according to the probabiity of a respond- ent being at home for the interview thus providing a full, weighted sample size of 1,772 persons. Tallie Tbompson at bat for Ducklings Saturday after- good placement of the bail. M&M in a game witb the Ugly noon was determined. for a John Siater catcbing for the I NOTICEu 1 Community Telephone Co. I I of Ontario Ltd.I * will be closedI *Friday, June 3th, 1978 * for the Dominion Day holiday * Immmmmmmmm Grant Yeo coaching on first mate Pete McCullough ready for M&M with- feiiow team- to advance to second.