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6-Orono Weekiy Times, Wednesday, June 2th, 1978 s~o. KENDAL DEFEATED BY PORT HOPE On Wednesday, June 2lst in Port Hope, the Kendal Eagles went down to defeat by a 19-4 count. Port Hope, who out-hit Kendal 19-9, scored eight runs in the first two innings and neyer looked back. Collecting hits for Kendal were Fraser Wallace and J.R. Robinson with two each while single hits went to Jerry Thompson, John Robinson, Bill Robinson, Dennis Knapp and Johnny Mather. RH E Kendal 002 020 4 9 5 PortHope 440 821 19 19 3 T. Becker (0-3), Bickle 2nd, Foster 4th and J. Robinson, Mercer 5th. F. Hodgson, R. Hodgson (1-0) 5th and Hogg H.R. F. Wallace lst BOWMANVILLE DEFEAT KENDAL On Sunday, June 25th at Soper Creek * Park, the Eagles went down to a 12-5 defeat. The fourth inning was the turning point of the gaine as Bowmanville scored seven ruas on sevea hits to clinch the win. Fraser Wallace had an excellent gamne for Keadal collecting three bits which mncluded a double and a homerun * along with 4 RBIs. Single hits went to Pete Headerson, Denis Knapp, Bill Robinson, Erie Moore, Johnny Mathers and Bill Mercer. Kendal Bowmanville RH E 301 700'002 5 9 2 3M 000 01X 1214 1 Oshawa Ajax Little Britain Bowmanvile Whitby East Division Belleville Peterborough Port Hope NeWcastle Kendal W L 9 2 8 3 9 4 6 4 4 5 W L 6 5 6 5 4 8 4 10 0 10 Pet. gbl .818 - .727 1 .692 1 .600 2½/ .444 4 Pet. GBL .545 - .545 - .333 2%/ .286 3/ .000 5%/ TOP BATTERS TPA OAB Hits Runs Pet. Kea Toffan, Oshawa 30 26 14 3 .589 Ralph Cryderman, Bow. 33 30 13 4 .433 Tom Thomson, L. Britain 34 28 12 8 .429 Kên Clarke, Ajax 34 28 12 7,,.429 Steve West, Newcastle 43 33 14 9 .424 Leading Pitcher: Jim Stacey, Bowman- ville 4-1. RTSJ B. Foster (0-1) Haas 4th, Pandoff 4th, Robinson 8th aad Mercer, J. Robinson 7th D. Crough (1-0) Bain 9th and Sarginson HR: Moore lst, Wallace 2nd Stainton lst, Forsey ist, Crough lst, Sarginson 2nd E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE (iacluding games of Sunday, June 25th) West Divîson e* 1978 * Department of Parks and recreation * Corporation ofthe Town of Newcastle Playground Schedlule For Warcfs 1, 2 and 3 A.M. -9- 30to 12: 00 * P.M. - 1: 30 to4:30 * Ward JuIy 4 1o 17 24 31 Aug.I SoteoriePbi .G ..PM ..PM . . N orth Courtice Public S.G. .M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. * Maple Grove Public S.G. East P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M' : Hampton School Grounds A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. . * Zion Park P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M * Enniskillea PubliecS. G. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M * Tyrone Park Full day Playground * West Courtice A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.IM * Ward 2 Full day A.M. 9:.30-12:00, 1:30-4:30p.m. * Memorial Park, Ontario Street, Vinceat Massey, West Beach, East Beach * Centre, Waverley Park, Martins Road, Soper Creek Park, and Lord Elgin * Ward 3 July 4 1 1 2 Aug. * Orono Park A. M. P. M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.IM Newtonville Public S.G. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.lM * Kendal-Jackson Park P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M * Lockhart Full Day * Newcastle School Grounds P.M. P.M. R P.M. P.M. P.MPl * Newcastle West Heights A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. Ah * Brownsdale P. M. P. M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M *Kendal, Newcastle School Grounds and Brownsdale Playgrounds Winl every afternoon and Westview Heights Playground wrnl be held every moi 14 A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. 4. A.M. ., Lions- SPark. Aug. M. A.M. M. P.M. M. P.M. 1. 14. L P.M. A.M. P.M. - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - louoer Donations and receipts from the Lobb hall tourna- ment held in Orono on June l7th amounted to $671.00. Al mones collected were turned over to the arena fund with Poster, Mari-jo, Jarnett, Charles1 Gray accepting the - Christine Mackey and Alice gif t. Preseating funds* to lrwin, the latter being the Mr. Gray are Ray West, Geri organizer of the event. Bailey, Marie Rainey, Wendy Pres ent trophies to sponsors .Dro>winow air conditioners. For verti- cal hiung windows. Snap-out grill for easy cleaning. Mounting kit is included. B.Tr U. Foi&-area capacity in sq. ft. 5,000 315 6,000 450 8,000 550 10,000 700 12,000 1 850) A week ago last Saturday M&M entry were the champ- team,' Mary Jane Tomkins. the Armstrong IGA ladies ions of the tournament. Above Bill Hansen, captain of the Lobb Bail tearn won the ladies Bill Armstrong receives the M&M team presents their division of the Lobb tourna- wit)ning trophy from the teamn trophy to tbeir sponsor Myles ment held in Orono. Likewise captain of the Armstroag MacLeod. in the nien's division the Development ahead of 1977 Athough the number of residential permits issued so far tis year is down from the 1977 figure commercial per- mits have increased froru seven to seveateen. Residea- tial permits were down to 134 from 195 for the first five months of the year. The> cost value for the first five months . in 1978 has reached a total of $4,438,356 compared to $4,840,341 for the same period in 1977. Product code 4-8065 499-8073 499-8120 499-8081 500-4616 Price 224.77 279.95 349.99 429.97 588.95 2 SIIding-windlow air condittoners. For- horizonta! sliding windows with Up to 40- inch viewing height. Mounting kit included. B, T. U. Floor area Produ.ct Prîce capacity1 in sq. ft. code 1 6,000 !i 450 500-0394 359.95 8,000 - 565 500-0408 * 399:95 1000 700 500-0378 480.95 IIeavy-duty air conditioner (flot shown) cools 100sq.'ft. For vertica winows orthrough 121/2 inch walls. 15,500 BTU. 499-7743..598.49 Hoavy-duty air conditionors (flot shown). For vertical-hung windows or through il 12.nch walls. MountAng kit is included. B.T.U. Floor area Product Price capacity in sq. ft. coqpe 19,000 -1250 500-0416 68.95 22,000 1360 500-0424 717.49 -Com.n.rcill-uty winidow or through-the-watl air conditioners <flot shown) Germnicidal fiter. For wal4 up to 17 ins. thick. B.T.U. Floor area Product Price capacity in sq, ft. code 28,000 2000 500-0432 919.95 33.000 2300 500-4578 ,002.95 ROLPH DOMINION (MONO, ONT. HARDWARE 9S3-52O~ We also have a variety of fans Ibe held* ornmg.* . ...... ... ... . ... 7 E. E. r. E. E.