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SPORTS lose On Sunday, July 8th the Peterborough Peterborough Tigers took a doubleheader win from the Kendal Eagles by scores of 11-3 and 7-0. These two losses brought the Eagles losing streak to seven straight games. In the first game, Ted Becker took the loss on the mound as Peterborough scord four runs in the sixth inning to take a commanding 7-0 lead enroute to the 11-3 victory. Leading Kendal batters with two hits each were Peter Henderson, Fraser Wallace, Dennis Knapp, Bill Robinson and John Robinson. R HE Peterborough 001 024 4 11 19 2 Kendal 000 000 3 2 11 2 P. Clement (2-1), Davidson 7th and Millward. T. Becker (0-3), J.R. Robinson 7th and B. robinson. In the second game, John Kemp pitched a six hitter for Peterborough as they outscpred Kendal 7-0. John Robinson led Kendal with two hits while single hits went to Fraser Wallace, Bill Robinson, J.R. Robinson and Pete Henderson. * " R H E Peterborough 012 003 1 7 11 2 Kendal 000 000 0 0 6 1 J. Kemp (1-0) and Millward. B. Foster (0-1), Moore 6th and B. Foster, J. Robinson 6th. The next game for Kendal is in Bowmanville on Sunday, July 15th at 2 p.m. E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE ( Including games of July 8) W L Pet. GBL Oshawa Bowmanville Little Britain Whitby Ajax Bellevillë' Port Hope Peterborough Newcastle Kendal W 10 6 7 4 5 L 11 .714 .546 .500 .364 .357 2% 3 4% 5 Pet. GBL 4 .733- 11 7 8 7 6 10 5 13 .611 .533 .375 .278 Top Ten Batters (as of July 2) <U Q js. i ■ & o a a B. Smith, Oshawa S. West, Newc. K. Powell, Osh. L. Oakley, Pet. J. Gilmer, P.H. J. Buchowski, Ajax K. Clarke, Ajax B. Robinson, Kendal W, Hogg, P.H. G. Brant, Bell. Leading Pitcher: D. Miller, L.B. 5-3. Home Runs: T. Sarginson, Newc. - 4 .R.B.I.: T. Sarginson, Newc. - 21. lVz 3 5% 7% Ü3 CL, 60 46 23 17 .500 59 54 26 17 .481 57 51 24 11 .471 52 43 19 13 .442 70 65 28 17 .431 64 55 23 9 .418 69 67 26 13 .388 78 68 26 12 .382 73 63 23 20 .365 64 58 21 14 .362 Orono Mosquitoes The Orono Mosquitoes of the Recreational Soccer League won their first game. It was played in Oshawa against the Woodview team with the final score of 5-1. Orono came out in the first half showing little of the experience they had gained over the last two months. Feet and bodies were flying in every direction, the ball was free from harm when Orono was tyring to move it. Again Blaine Bruton in goal saved the day and with the 'steady play of Scott Alldread Orono finished the half only one goal down. The second half was a new ball game, "What was in that water". From the opening whistle Orono didn't look back as they scored five unanswered goals. The forwards played their positions taking advantage of the opposition's retreating fullbacks. The halfbacks carried the ball well pushing ahead many playmaking passes and the fullbacks stalled any attempts to penetrate their end. With this type of teamwork the goals had to come. Jeff Vanhaverbeke scored a hat trick, Scott Irwin scored one and Robert Snoek showed excellent control as he picked the lower right hand corner.to score another. Free publication ayailable for freezing vegetables A, taste of July in mid- January is what freezing is all about. But what comes out of the freezer won't be better than what goes in, according to food consultants at Agriculture Agriculture Canada. Freezing doesn't improve the quality of vegetables - it simply preserves high qulaity .produce at its peak of freshness. Select vegetables that are garden-fresh, young, tender and at the ideal stage of maturity. Avoid the tough, starchy, or woody ones. If you can, freeze them within hours of gathering. Some vegetables vegetables freeze better than others. Beans, broccoli, peas, spinach and whole kernel corn are particularly good. Corn on the cob tends to develop off-flavours, bpt accurate accurate blanching usually avoids the problem. Celery, shallots, lettuce, tomatoes and . other vegetables usually eaten raw don't freeze well. " Once thawed, they're mushy or limb. But tomatoes cooked slightly, can be frozen for use in soups and stews. Cooked ' 'reels are best frozen sliced or i x red rather than whole, "^because the texture turns rubbery and limp. Most vegetables need to be blanch before freezing. Follow blanching blanching times exactly. Under- blancing doesn't destroy all the enzymes, and overblanching overblanching overcooks the vegetables and, reduces flavour aryl nutrie'nts. ' For example, blançh green or wax beans 3 min. for* cut beans and 4 minutes for whole. Shelled peas, spinach, vegetable marrow marrow and zucchini need 2 min. while cauliflower requires 3 min. Chill immediately after blanching by placing in cold, running or ice water. And: drain the vegetables thoroughly, thoroughly, bdfore packing. Always use packaging materials materials that are moisture- proof, vapour-proof, odorless and tasteless. These include freezer bags, aliminum foil, freezer paper, plastic film and containers made of plastic cardboard or aluminum. aluminum. In all cases, try to exclude as much air as possible because air can cause spillage through absorption absorption of oxygen in the food. You can use a straw to suck opt air of packages before sealing: » Some vegetables (such as Hen, cat, kitten live in harmony Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 11th, 1979-3 patible trio and if this sharing and friendliness only carried throughout the human world life could be a lot different for many of the under priveleged. It was another case last Friday evening that we should have had our camera hanging around our neck. It seems all too often the camera is at the office when we could make use of it. Last Friday on visiting Vern Harris, north of Orono, one of the area's noted chicken fanciers, while looking looking for a few chickens for our revamped chicken house we could have used the camera to record a somewhat novel association in the animal world. * In one of the large pens Vern pointed to a cat with her kitten all curled up in a hen's nest which also showed evidence evidence of a good setting of Vern explained that the cat had carried her lone kitten to the nest and had- set up housekeeping with no dispute from the hen in fact both are making use of the nest, even at the same time. Vern explained that the young kitten would snuggle in under the hen when the mother cat left to look for dinner. This hen, cat and kitten were certainly a most com- SAVEON AUTO INSURANCE? Before you buy, call and compare. Maybe you will save yourself money. Dirk R. Woudstra, Realtor, General Insurance Orono, 983-5915. Allstate You're in good hands Allstate insurance Company. SUMMER TREAT Clarke - 19 oz. tin Beans .55 Fresh whole or half, pork Roast lb. .88 Bicks, assorted Relishes .55 Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Roller Coasters grtms .69 McCain, all cuts French Fries .59 Orange Flavoured Allens Crystals .89 Red and White Golden Bananas lb. .29 Ready to Dress 10 oz. bag Cole Slaw .39 Firm Winesap • Apples 3 lb.1.49 Is your freezer low in meat ! ! If so, perhaps we could interest you < in a quarter of Â-1 Beef. Properly aged, custom-cut and fast frozen Prices are attractive now ! Loin 0 # Pork Avçrage Weight 13 lbs. ' 'Cut into chops , $1.69 lb. Chucks O' Beef Average 801bs. Roasts ' $1.39 Bones Blade Steaks Ik- Lean Ground Reef CORNISH'S onions, green or red peppers, vegetable marrow and zucchini) zucchini) are best spread on trays and frozen before packing. packing. Vegetables will remain good quality up to 12 months ât -18C. Although most don't need to be thawed before cooking, some require partial or complete thawing for even cooking. For information on freezing vegetables and on thawing and cooking the frozen products, products, order your free copy of "Freezing Foods", Publication Publication No. 892 by writing to Information Services, Agriculture Agriculture Canada, .Ottawa, Ontario, Ontario, K1A 0C7. Auction Service Farm & Estate Sales Furniture i Modern and Antique NORM FAULKNER Stouffville 640-5691 EARL GAUSLIN Stouffville 640 3079 Sun dres.ses, also matching shorts sets and tops for Ladies are reduced in price this week just in time for July hot weather. See the yellow tag for the price on all new sale goods. We have men's straw hats for the sunny days. Price $2.25. Several different makes, colour and qualities of blankets Make , suitable wedding gifts. Priced • $9.75 - $15.75/ ' ' » Ladies' dajnty, cool, nightgowns sell at $13.50 and $14.00. We have your size. - Armstrong's