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Orono Weekly Times, June 16, 1976 Wants OMB to delay marsh hearing Port Hope defeat Eagles On Wednesday, June 9, Port,.Hope Flyers . defeated the Kendal Eagles 7 - 0. Winning , pitcher N. Pemberton and Eagles E. Moore staged a strong pitching battle for five innings before Port Hope got two runs in both the sixth and seventh inning to clinch their victory. Collecting hits for the Eagles were, Bill Robinson, with two and single hits going to Steve West, Pete Henderson and Doug Rickard. R H E .Kendal 00000000 Ô ■ 05 1 P. Hope 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 x 5 11 0 Moore, Taylor (8) and B. Robinson N. Pemberton and O'Brien WP. Pemberton (2-1) LP. Moore (1-2.) Eagles shutout Bowmanvjlle squad On Sunday, June 13 in Bowmanville, Kendal Eagles defeated the Bowmanville Electrons 7 - 0. Mike Carman picked up his first victory of the season allowing only four hits in pitching the shutout. The Eagles, who have won four out of their first seven games, Were in no trouble during the game as they out hit Bowmanville eleven to four. Doug Rickard had three hits for the Eagles while P. Henderson had two hits and three RBI; Steve West had two hits and two RBI and B. Alldred, F. Wallace, D. Norton and B. McCullough had one hit each. R H E Kendal 0 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 1 - 7 11 1, Bowmanville 0 00000000-041 uarman (1-0) and B. Robinson Dunn (0-2), Holmes and Cornell FUTURE EAGLE GAMES Wed. June 16 Bowmanville at Kendal ■ 6:30p.m. Sun. June 20 Peterborough at Kendal 2:00p.nt. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE ( standings as of June 13) W L Pet. Kingston b 1 .889 AjaX 7 2 .778 Port Hope 6 3 .667 Kendal 4 3 .57:1 Peterboro ,4 ' 3 .571 Oshawa 5 4 .556 Little Britain 4 4 ' .500 Bowmanville T. 9 , .100 Whitby •i 11 '.083 J.Roblnsoij L, Statistician Orono Soccer Club In a close game last Wednesday the Tyrone Soccer club defeated Orono by a score of 2-0. John DeWitt',. the Orono goalkeeper, kept the home team in< the game with many excellent saves. The next game for the local club iS' to-night, Wednesday, with Hampton visiting visiting Orono Game time 7:30 p.m. Orono Pee Wee girls" softball play lhe urono Armstrong IGA PeeWee Softball girls played in Hampton on June 9th and had to be content with a lose, 12-5. Although the team lost the gam.e Charleen Rodd pitched a fine game. Fielding-was Orono downfall in the game. LONG FASHION PEEWEE GIRLS CHALKING UP VICTORIES The Long Fashion PeeWee girls in the softball league have come up with three consecutive wins with two of the wins being much in their .favour. On June 9th they defeated the Bowmanville 2 team 11-0 and on June 10th played the Bowmanville 3 team again winning by a score of 14-1. In a recent game with Hampton the local notched their third consecutive victory by a score of 5-3. In all cases Caroline Opoka was the winning pitcher turning in some strong games from the Orono mound. LOBB Ball a hit Adult LOBB ball has become a real hit . in the Town of Newcastle and especially so in the Orono area. According to Mr. Joe Caruana, Recreation Department, there are a total twenty-two teams registered with the Department, fourteen mens and eight ladies. Of the total 22 teams 10 come from the Orono area with six men's teams and four ladies teams. In speaking to some of the players it is found they really enjoy the sport and the outing. The only problem at the present time is time allotment at thé various diamonds. To help alleniate the Orono problem a new diamond is being completed at the Orono Fair Grounds. Mr. Caruana points out that diamonds will become more available following the completion of some minor ball around the middle of July. Big race at Mosport this week-end When the Labatt's Blue 5000 Weekend returns to Mosport Park on June 18, 19, 20 among the drivers competing for the $60,000 prize money will be England's Jackie Oliver in a Shadow. Both Oliver and the Shadow are all well known to Mosport fans. Oliver won the Labatt's Blue Can-Am at Mosport in a Shadow in 1974, the first win on the road to capturing the Can-Am Championship that year. He also shared the winner's circle at Mosport in 1973, when his Formula One . Shadow^ placed third in the controversial Grand Prix of Canada, the race that saw the late Peter Revson take first place from Emerson Fittipaldi. Vern Schuppun, the 1976 Indy 500 Rookie of the Year will also be among the entries in the big race for the week-end. He raced to 18th position in the, recently held Indy 500. The Formula 5000 event is the premiere racé of the Labatt's weekend, which will aslo see races in the Bulova Championship series for 2.5 litre sedans and Formula 100's, as Well as a Gold Cup Super Vee race and an event in the new VW Scirocco series. Building a House? or remodelling your present one? Then contact: Floyd Nicholson Orono 983-5049 When the Ontario Municipal Municipal Board sits June. 21 to deal with the land use designation of two areas in south Oshawa, the Second Marsh and thé' Beaton Farm, the city and the Oshawa harbor commission will request a postponement. Mayor Jim Potticary, who is on record in support of harbor growth in the Second Marsh, said today the city needs more time to make a "solid case" for the hearing. "The staff is now tied up with other OMB hearings - something like six this month", month", the mayor said. "A tremendous ambunt of staff time is taken up working on OMB cases," he added. In 1967, Oshawa city council announced its intention to transfer the marsh to harbor commission for the purpose of expanding the harbor facilities. facilities. The actual transfer took place June 2, 1970. Since that time local environmentalist environmentalist groups made it clear they were not in opposition to the expansion of the harbor facilities but. to the site chosen. Recently an organization was formed called the Second Marsh Defence Association , made up of representatives of Oshawa's sports and naturalists' naturalists' clubs. Last week, the Ontario Federation Federation of Anglers and Hunters Hunters donated $500 to the Oshawa Second Marsh fund that will go toward expenses incurred as a result of the : OMB hearing. Mayor Potticary said the harbor commission would be 1 requesting a postponement for similar reasons as the city. More time to mdke its case. The Durham Region planning planning and development committee committee Tuesday authorized its staff to attend the hearing. The region official plan designated designated the lands "special study" in its 'discussion paper four' of the region's first official plan. Hydro notifies property owners Notices about information centres to property owners whose property is on or near the Lennox-Oshawa transmis- • sion line have been sent by Ontario Hydro. Following lengthy 1 studies and an independent hearing, the provincial government' last January gave Ontario Hydro approval to proceed with the transmission route as approved by the Soiandt Commission. Farmers in Newcastle had promised at earlier public meetings that the transmission transmission lines 1 , and the tower/s holding them, would put through prime 'farm land. . Hydro officials say precise ' tower locations have not yet been determined the right-of- way. The one-day information centres, including two in Newcastle, will be open from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. ' the Newcastle sessions are : - July 8 in the old town hall in the Village of Newcastle; * July 13 in the former Darlington Darlington township offices in Hampton Hampton i '/ Golf Club Special for Father's Day! )) GRADUATION SUGGESTION We now have a supply of 3-speed and 10-speed C.C.M. Bicycles In stock These would make an excellent gradu* ation gift. Northwestern Golf Set Pro-Bilt Model -- 8 irons (2 to 9), 3 woods (1-3-4) REG. PRICE NOW $On-00 $102.00 N0W TrV (Price in effect June 10th to 19th) 9 Complete line of Golfing Equipment and Accessories (shoes excepted). D fe? R SpOrtS and Ski Shop 85 King St. Wi 623-3421 Bowmanville ORONO AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS ANNUAL CARNIVAL & DRAW To be held in the Orono Fair Grounds on FRI. JUNE 25th 7:00 P.M. DRAW FOR C.C.M. Targa 10 speed - Giant Panda Bear Games of Chance - Kiddies Rides - Bingo Gigantic June Bazaar to be held in the Darlington Sports Centre Taunton Road East/Hampton SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 10:00 a.m.-7 p.m. Art's - 'Crafts-.Antiques Baking - Plants < 'Demonstrations . Something for Everyone OVER 60 EXHIBITORS * , Lucky Draw every Half Hour Pleanty of Parking Free Admission