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6-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, FEBRUARY I.3th, 1974 I»RTS" Newcastle Hockey QUEENS DOMINATE PARTNERS Queens Hotel domninated the play Sunday night ln the first game of the semi-finals against Partners Plumbing at the Newcastle Arena. Queens Hotel scored four goals before the League leading' Partners Plumbing could muster one, and defeated the pipebenders 7 -2. Glen, Murphy scored the first goal at the î.50 mark in the- first period, he hit the mark twice more in the third period wîth goals o)nly thirty seconds apart, at 16.25 and 16.55. Teammates B8. Aldread, J. Cunningham, B. McKay and Ray West ail scored singles, while Partners scorers were B. McCullough and B. Anderson. ELMHURST EDGE COWANVILLE 4-3 Once again those friendly protagonists Jonesy's Elmhurst Hotel met with Mendosa's Cowanville Auto Parts at the local àrena for the first gamne of the semri-finals with the winner advancing to the finals. Elmhurst Hotel took comman~d with a 3-1 lead in the first two periods on goals scored by Pete Clark and a pair by Gerry Van Dam, they weathered a late rally to end wvith a 4-3 victory. Cowanville pulled their goalie"in the last minute with Elmhurst leading 4-3 but the strategy only resulted la giving Cowanville 4 shots on net, one of which hit the cross bar. It was a good move by coach Johnny Sinclair, the extra attacker at least gave hlm the chance of tieing in the gamne. Other scorers in the gamne were Phil Fox of Elmhurst who hit the top corner on a break-away. Hitting the mark for Cowanville were Charlie Green, twice, and Larry once. STARS PICKED The three stars of the gaine between Queens Hotel and Pàrtners ýPlumbing were, first Glen Murphy, second B. McKay and third B. Rowe ail fromn Queens. In the other game between Elmhurst Hotel and Cowanville Auto Parts were first Gerry Van Dam, second'Phil Fox from Elmhurst and third Charlie Green fromn Cowanville. Picking of the Stars was by Bill Jaques coach of Spencers and Earl Stevens coâch of~ Reids. assist going to David Dennis on. the Brandt goal, The elements again at the Kawartha on Sunday Ieft mnuch to be desired but local horsemren in a number of races were well up in the front at the finish line. First race-Demon Frost, Ritzy George, Prima Valerie. Second Race-O'Brien, Edward Garry, Iron Yankee. Third dare-Mooreland's Goldie, DeeDum Greer, Vinegar Pete. In the fifth race the event wa s won by Inco Chief driven bv Junior West of, Orono in a ti me of 2.16 and paying $13.90, Po rt soon to open Work has been progressing at the Po rt of Newcastle during the past two years ta the point that the Part is to- open this summer. From information provided at the Boat Show in Toronto last week the Port will have 150 ships available for rental this year commencing May lst. The port will be equippped with a 40 -tan travelift, hydro and water toalal births, gas and ail depot, pump aut station, washrooms, showers, washers, dryers, Marine Store and.delicatessen alang with picnic facilities and Bar-B-Q pifs. Winter starage will also be availaîbe. When completed'the Port will have between 400 and w50 ships alang with hotel ac- commodation and many other extras. $6.00, $2.901. Little Augie placed second:wlth* Joe Johnston third. Fif th Race-Sheila Bïir, Quick.Bet and Aramac Argo. Sixth Race-A. C's Pride, True Yancy and Lady Mont. Seventh Race-Long Deals Lad, Mudlilly, Peppermint Willie. The race went in 2.13.4 with Long Deals Lad payin, $1100, $5.70, $3.80 l ,.1 Eighth Race-Fleetwood DuÉty, Hempstead Stan and Hoot Van. Pointer Joy driven by Derek Newman finished in seventh place. . :The ninth race, was won bv Direct Del with Gerald Robinson picking up third place finish driving Rogerland and Gord Irwin finishing right behind with Josedale Tina. The tenth race was won by Mooreland's Don. When itcornes twinnung itb ough toboec Min - mu- We proved that at Eagle River, Wisconsin, by Winning the '1974 Wforld Champïonship Snow- mobile Derby. And now wve're proving it right w,,here it counits most for you. Right now your Alouette dealer is giving you a, chance to get in on the greatest winning com- bination ever. . .a spanking new 1974 Alouette at a spoalal record-breaking low price. From the power-hungry Super Brute to the economical gutsy Sno-Duster, wevegot the deal youve been waiting for. Corne in today and select your winner. You'Il see how tough it s to beat Alouette. COMMENTS PUCs WANT TO KEEP Next Sunday's action will again see Cowanville hosting CUSTOMER SERVICE Elfihust4hQuEenfspai ng Partrsln théir seconid ganie uliÛiite oms of the semi-finals. Pbi'tlte oms sions brought their plan to ,OROO TYES EFEAED Y BOMANILLEThe retain customnerservice for ORON TYES DFEAED B BOMANVLLEThe water -ta regional works Orono Tykes could only muster one goal la a gameover the cmiteTedy n e week-end against Bowmànville and.this was flot enough> to ceedaypaetchang overcome the two scored by the visitors.. Scott Prescott , Moledst Durh PCshaven scored the lone Orono goal with assist to Jeff Mitchell. hydro and water service ATOM ATHLETICS ONE BEHINiD NEWCASqTL5.-Thp combined, but since Jan. 1 Orono Athletic Atoms were one goal behind their opponents water has been a regional fromn Newcastle, the Atomi Snack Bar. The Newcastle squad responsibiîity. took a 3-2 victory over Orono. The Newcastle goals were Speaking' for the Associat- scored bv Angus Fennell. Kevin Shields and Mike Bennett ion of Lakeshore Municipal Alan Webster netted the first Oronoj goal and assisted on the Hydro and Water Systems, second which was scored by Terry Hedges. wityPCcara r ROAST BEEF ATOMTS TIE WITH MILLBROOK. -The Orono Jack McKnne-y reiterated Roast Beef Atoms tied with Millbrook 2-2 over the week-end. PUCý arguments that support William VanSegglen opened the scoring for Orono with an leaving customer service with assist to Donald Frayer. The tieing goal for Orono camne off the PUCs even if ail other the stick of Ken Prescott with assist to B ruce MacLean. water functions are taken ORONO ATOM FLYERS OUT IN FRONT 0F BEWDLEY-ln over by Durham. a league game the Orono Atom Flyers took a 2-1 win over The region would then pay Bewdley. Steve Stec scored the opening goal and assisted on the PUds for operating cus- the winner. The winning goal was scored by Todd Miller. tomer service for them. ORONO PEEWEE FLYERS DUB BEWDLEY, 9-2. The Giving an idea of the scope Orono Flyers were in rare form and took a 9-2 win over of. customer service, Dr. Bewdley. Ron Bambrick lead the attack with two goals and .McKinney listed a number of four assists for a six point game. Patrick Wiliams was also functions he wanted the PUC right behind with four goals. The score was rounded out by to keep. Ron Taîsmna, Richard Robinson and Joey Seneco. These include meter. read- ing of which 24,000 were done ORONO HORNET PEEWEES COMIE BACK INTO every two months ln Oshawa FORM-The Orono Hornet PeeWees camne back into form over alone. The same-person also the week-end and took a 4-3 win over Millbrook. Marcel read the hydrometers, and Charland and Martin Vissers shared the scoring with two keeping the service combined gloals each with assists going to Jeff Westbrook, Martini' meant he could still do both. Vissers and John West Biiling was done on the ORONO ATHLETIC PEEWEES FALL IBEHIND NEW-- same principle, the charge to CASTLE-The Orono Flyer PeeWees were unable to the customer including both overcome Newcastle over the week-end and fell behind in the hydro and water. scoring 3-2. David Sunstrum and Wayne MacLean shared the Other aspects- that should be two Orono goals with assists to Wayne MacLean, Kenny considered by the region as Evans and Steohenr Haynes. functions they'd also leave ORONO BANTAM TEAMS IN AND OUT-The orono Bantam included builder applications, Falcons set the pace1 for the Bantam division over the water service installation, week-end by defeating Millbrook 3-1. The Orono 'Eagles meeristallations and cer- however were defeated by Bewdley 3-2. Alan Farrow scored tain customer service,,chang- two goals for the Falcons in their win with the other goal es, Dr. McKinney suggested. coming off the stick of Bill Hidgins. Assists in the game went He also referred toaa to Jack den Hollander, Doug Hancock and Larry Haskell. previous PUC brief that ian Popadich was the only Orono Eagle able to find the SUggested separating hydro mark in their battie with Bewdley and scored the two Orono and water customer service goals with an assis t to Greg Hickey. would increase costs to eus- ORONO M1IuGE~1b j-Ui-t-0u' PORT HOPE-The orono tamfers by two percent for Midgets lead by Chris Robinson with three goals defeated hydro, and 20 percent for Port Hope 3-o. Myles Brandt scored the other goal with an water. SUPER BRUTE Watson 's Marine &Cycle MILL STREET, ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 983-5343 After you turn 21 your parent's OHIP Office and send it in immediately. insurance no longer includes you. Important: Always quote your OHIP You 're on your own. So apply for numberwhen contacting OHIP. your own OHIP number. 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