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Orono team plays in final of tournament The Girl's Softball tournament held in the Orono Park on Saturday, Saturday, August 19th was a day of unending surprises. It was a great day of ball with some seventy girls involved in two teams from Orono, one from Tyrone, Hampton and Solina. There was little doubt that Hampton's team was hot with three straight wins earning first place in the tournament. Orono I Novice (above) placed second with Solina receiving the consolation honours. Novice I team above: (Back Row) Chrissy Bester, Becky Bester,, Michelle Faulkner, Bob Faulkner (coach); Jill Rypstra, Stephanie Birkett, Chris Faulkner (coach); Jill Noble, Sharon Bester (coach); Georgina Katsiapis and Diane Jenkins (Front row) Krista Szymc- zak, Lisa Taylor, Jennica Fern- stron, Jessica Lawrence, Kimberley Birkett, Kari Amrstrong, Alecia Staples. Coaches and parents alike were very proud of the sportsmanship and team efforts put forth by all the girls. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 23, 1989-5 Orono boys finish summer hockey play Scott and Danny MacDonald of Orono werè involved in a summer hockey program, this year. The two brothers, after completion of the winter season, were chosen to play for the Central Ontario Novice Selects. This team, which was based in Lindsay, played in several tournaments and exhibitions exhibitions games against "AAA" teams from Ontario, Quebec and the eastern United States. Scott's major novice team (9 year old) had a very successful season, winning 3 of the 5 tournaments tournaments they entered. Danny's minor novice squad (8 year olds) played in only 3 tournaments, tournaments, but were runners-up in the Ontario 'Cup and semi- finalists in the prestigious Ottawa Ottawa tournament. This team, ended the year, ranked second in Ontario. Scott played centre on a line with a boy from Nobleton and one from Port Perry. He ended the year,with 15 goals and 12 assists. Danny's linemates were from Huntsville and Gravenhur.st and he had 14 goals and 11 assists. The boys thoroughly enjoyed the experience and would like to thank their local sponsors Orono Fuel and Lumber, Pat Irwin Lycett of Re/Max, Holiday Holiday Juice, and Aline Gagnon of Family Trust for their support and assistance. Bowmanville man killed in automobile accident Terrance Beckett, 31, of R.R. 6 Bowmanville was killed in a two-car accident at Holt Road and Bloor Street early Saturday night. David and Steven Vandyke of the second car of the same address address suffered minor injuries. "Where Town and Country Meet 5 ' The Port Hope Fair board is preparing for their 158th annual Fajl Fair which will be held at their fair grounds on September 15,, 16 and 17. The theme for 1989 is "Where Town and Country Meet'. » Kendal Eagles one up on Port Hope Flyers The Kendal Eagles have gain- ' ed a one game edge in their series with the Port Hope Flyers to represent the EOBA at a tournament in Burlington on Labour Day. The series is the best four out of seven with the count now resting at 3 games to 2 for Kendal. Kendal. Play resumes tonight (Wednesday) in Port Hope and a Kendal win would place the eagles in Burlington. If a' seventh game is required it will also be played in Port Hope on Friday evening. Both games are 7:30 p.m. games. Last Wednesday Port Hope kept the Eagles in irons when ■ the Flyers took a 7 to 1 win. Jim Newton scored the sole Kendal run with a homer. On Saturday Kendal bounced back from the start edging out a 7 to 5 victory. Kendal scored 2 runs in th'e first, 2 in the third, 1 in the .fourth and 2 in the fifth, *At this point the Port Hope hitters started to t'ake their toll with 2 runs in the sixth, 1 in,the Orono Soccer News (Continued from page 4) tory. Orono pushed lorward w resulting in a overwhelming ot- fence, but this also left Hampton Hampton room to set up their own ot- Icncc on occasion. Goallcndcr, Steve Sargent did well in turning Hampton back time and time again. Scoring for Orono was: Jamie Shot 1er - 2; Kyle Colville -2; Jason Lawrence - 1 and Jonathan Burnham - I. seventh and 2 in the eighth. The ninth was scoreless for both clubs. Keith Woodward had the big bat for Kendal with a two-run homer and 3 RBls. Greg Mclssac followed with two hits and singles 'to Jim Newton and Steve West. On. Sunday before a large home crowd the Eagles again stayed out in front of the Flyers with the initial scoring starting in the third frame. At the end oi the fifth the score stood at 6 to 3 in favour of the Eagles. In the sixth Port Hope tied the score at six all but Kendal came back in the bottom of the seventh to drive in the winning run and a 7 to 6 victory. Doug. Pikel was the winning pitcher on the Kendal mound. Jim Newton was strong at bat with a two-run homer and a single while Mike Robipson , belted out a two-run double and a single. Single hits went to Keith Woodward, Greg Mclssac, Kirk Woodward, Doug. Pikel and Dennis Knapp. ' According to Gerry Thomp r son the Eagles are looking to settle the outcome to-night, Wednesday, with a victory in Port Hope. Entertain at C.N.E. World champion figure skaters Barbara Underhill and Paul Martini have been entertaining entertaining at the C.N.E. at 15 . minute programs. The entertainment entertainment does not have the pair on skates but rather they demonstrate basic pairs routines, present a video of glips and answer questions. They also sign autographs. THE NEW ENVIRONMENTAL PARTNERS FUND. TOGETHER, WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Created by the Government of Canada, the Partners Fund will make $50 million available over the next five years for projects to help local groups protect, preserve, preserve, enhance and restore our environment. Anyone can get involved. If you're a member of a service club, community organization, environmental environmental group or a school or youth group, discuss the Partners Fund with your leaders. If you have a good idea, organize your own group and apply to the Partners Fund soon. How much can a Partner receive? Partners can receive up to $200,000.00 over three years, depending on the size of the project. In keeping keeping with the idea'of partner-' ship, the federal contribution contribution is limited to 50 per cent of the total cost. , 9k £nmmmta( Toittes ,9W ■ * ■ Environment' Environnement 1*1 Canada ' Canada Many ways to be effective. Clean up local parks, lakes or streams. Develop new community or office recycling recycling progràms. Use your imagination and get involved! » Apply soon, The first deadline for applications applications is September 1st, 1989 with awards to be announced in early • autumn. Beginning in 1990, there will be three deadlines each year: March 1st; June 1st; and September 1st. PoPmore information or for an application kit to get your ideas into action, please write or call the Environment , Canada office in your province or territory. Ontario: Envirdnmeotal Partners Fund, Environment Canada, 25 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario M4T1M2 Phone: (416) 973-6467