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4-Orono We ekly Times, W ednesday, March ist, 1978 SPOIRTS Orono O.M.H.AS Midqets On Monday, February 2th Little Britain visited the Darlington Sports Centre for game no. 3. Little Britain defeated Orono by a score of 5-3 in a very exciting game. Pat Williams scored two goals, Ross Stutt 1 with assists going to John West, David Sunstrum, Jim Lycett and Preston Long. The Rideau Demolition Midgets travelled to'Littie Britain on Saturday, Feb. 25th for game no. 4. Little Britain won the game by a score of 4-1 with Ross Stutt' scoring the lone Oronio goal unassisted. Little Britain won the best of five series defeating Orono 3 games to 1. Gary Bridger piayed two superb games in the Orono goal. The rest of the team played good hockey tbroughout the four playoff games and the teamneyer quit until the final bumzer of game 4. The fourth game of playoffs with Little Britain was played on their-home ice on Thursday, Feb. 23. With Little Britain behind in tbe series with just one win to Orono's two wins they needed a good game. The first period saw them score the first goal, but Jim Moffatt connected witb Paul Reed to tie the game up with just 3 seconds left. The Orono boys fel apart for the rest of the game and Little Britain scored three unanswered goals in the second and added five more in the third to end thegame 9-i and tied the series with two wins apiece. Saturday, the action moved to the Darlington Sports Centre for the fif th and final game of the series. With just 52 seconds left in tbe first period Kirk Carr got the corner on a pass fromn Steve Stec and Wayne Zoscbke to get Orono on the scoreboard. Little Britain scored early in the second period to tie it up. Warreni Nicholîs blasted 'in the go abead goal, passed back by Steve Stec. Then Paul Reed pulied the goalie out of bis socks to slip one by hlm, pasd along by Duane Major. Wayne Zoscbke was in tbe right place at the rigbt time and slipped in the fourtb Orono goal from Kirk Carr. Then Alan Webster got the corner from Steve Stec and Terry Hedges. 'Little Britain managed to get another goal to end the game Orono 5, Little Britain 2. Orono bas elîminated tbem from tbe playoffs to set the stage for a best 3 out of 5 witb Bewdley. Mondlay, Feb. 27th was the opening game at the Darlington Sports Centre. Pete Kruhkert got the first goal of the night, from Rob Taisma and Jim Moffatt. Bewdley then popped three past Orono's goaiie Dan Mitchell. Robbie Taisma gave it that extra little bit and got the next goal from Jim Moffatt and Duane Major. Then Paul Reed brougbt the boys dloser, passed along by Ken Prescott and Warren Nicholîs. With just 35 seconds left in the game and the power play on to get the tieing goal, Paul Reed amidst a bunch of players tipped it in to put the game into overtime. Assists on the play were to Duane Major and Robbie Taîsma. Witb the Score 4-4 and a full 10 minutes of overtime to be played the boys settled down to play the way they are capable of playing. The winning goal was scored by Robbie Talsma's back-band, from Duane Major to give Orono the win 5-4. The next game is to be played in Bewdley Tbursday night at 6:45 with tbe third game back in the Darlington Sports Centre on Monday, Marcb 6 at 9: 00 p.m. Paul King was back in the line-up for Monday's game after a bout with the flu and played well. Activity in fie Id for Grand Prix 1 ts that allows this company the choîce of a site for the race. Labatts is considering the holding of the race in Mont- real while a third Droposal to hold the race bas been made for the City _of Hamilton. Lt appears that Labatts bas the inside track in sponsoring the race both with the local association and the Construc- tors Association. Swim club bows out 'q 1 v I. .OFO.M.HA. PeeWees Eliminated Omemee 3 games to 1. Orono leads quarter finals 2 games to 0 against Bewdiey. Feb. 20tb - Orono 4, Omemee 1. Goal scorers for Orono were Jeff Mitchell, Don Doxtater, Scott Prescott and Rodney, Armstrong. Assists went to Scott Prescott (2), Rodney Armstrong (2), Jeff Mitchell and Eddy King (2). Geoff Green piayed a super game between the pipes. Feb. 2lst, Orono 4, Omemee 3. Scott Prescott led the way with a bat trick and Glyn Jenkins scored the winner. Assists went to Jeff Mitchell, Don Doxtater, Dave Groskopf and Randy Tennant. Feb. 26tb - Orono travelled to Bewdley for the quarter finals opener. The Orono boys skated and checked their way to victory 8-3. Scott Prescott led the way for the 2nd game in a row with a bat trick, other goal scorers wereDave Groskopf, Jeff Mitchell, Murray Dennis, Glyn Jenkins and Duffy Hamre. Assists went to Duffy Hamre (3), Glyn Jenkinsý, Scott Prescott, Peter Bolton, Scott Richards, Rodney Armstrong, Murray Dennîs. The defense and Geof f Green piayed a strong roein the win. Feb. 27th - Orono bosted Bewdley for the 2nd game of the series and just to prove the ist was no fluke the boys repeated their good hockey witb a 9-4 victory. Peter Bolton led the goal scorers picking up bis first hat trick of tbe season. Other goal scorers were Glyn Jenkins (2), Scott Prescott (2), Jeff Mitchell and Murray Dennis. Assists went to Dave Groskopf (2), Glyn Jenkins, Scott Prescott- (2), Randy Iennant (2), Murray Dennis, Ted Oster, Jeff Gray, Peter Bolton. Again it was solid team work backed Up by strong goal tending wbich produced the win. The Orono Pee Wees wisb to take this opportunity to thank their sponsor I.O.O.F. for tbe toques in teamn colours. The third game will be piayed on Wednesday, Marcb 1 at 8:00 in Bewdley and if necessary 4tb game will be piayed in Darlington Monday, Marcb 6th. Maartense to mnanage 'Newcastle intermediate bail club Tbe executive of tbe New- castle Lakers ball club held their monthly meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 21st at tbe Elmhurst Hotel. The mem- bers of the executive came to the decision that they would like Pete Maartense to man- age the bail club for the,1978 season. Maartense accepted tbe manager's job for the comîng season and be expres- sed that be was very happy to bea part of the new bail club in Newcastle. The executive is working bard trying to bave things ready for the bal season whicb is about 2 months away. Hang main Tees 4' cross tee every at 4' intervals. 2 f eet Clear Panels Set panels in grid. 2' Crossers 30c. ea. 10" WaII F la nge $1.25 ea . 12" Main Bea m $1.95 ea. 4" Crossers .75c. ea. Tules Standard 1/2'x2'x4' Drop-In Panels Snow Drop $2.4o ea, SStanda rd V2'x2'x4' Drop-ln Panel Stipple White $'2.10 ea. Prismatic Light Panelý $4,95 ea. Orono Fuel & um ber Ltd. Lumber& Buil ding Supplies - Fuel Oil - Oil Furnaces 983-9167 Station St. & Hwy. 1l5, 0Orono Orono O.M.H.A. Bantamns Suspended Ceilings Supports SPECIAL Ail the Fish and Chips you can eat, $1.85 Tuesdays and Wednes- days. MOM'S KITCHEN' Main St., Orono Consideration is again be- ing given to the holding of the Grand Prix Formula 1 auto race in Toronto which up to last year was held at Mosport Park, north of Leskard in the Town of Newcastle. An effort to hold the race in Toronto along the Lakeshore last year, was thwarted by opposition groups f rom the Lakeshore area wîth City council turning thumbs down on the proposai. The latest proposai from Toronto is being sought by a group backed by Carling's Breweries and would contain the race within the Canadian National Exhibition grounds. The former proposai would have piaced part of the track on the lakeshore road in front of the CNE. The matter i coming before the CNE just recently was set aside by the executive of the CNE until such a time as it has been defined just wbo has the right to sponsor the race. Last year the presentation from Labatts passed the Board of Directors as Labatts bas over the past years been granted the rîghts to sponsor the event in Canada. Lt is considered that Canad- ian Automobile Sports Clubs hold the rights for the race wbich can be transferred to a sponsor group such as Carling or Labatts.'- Lt bas also been pointed out that the Formula 1 Constructors Association has an agreement with Labat- proven tbat. Soit is witb some sadness that we are termin- ating tbis volunteer service. We are sure, bowever, that tbe Town will give Orono as good a swimming program as tbe Club did in the past. At this time I would iike to tbank ail those who volunteer- ed their time and services in the iast two years, ýespecially Sherri Richards (Secretary), Fera Sargent (Treasurer) and Ann Dreslinski (pubii- city) whose valiant efforts for attracting community par- ticipation unfortunately went unrewarded, Irene Konzelmann. the Reý,d Cross The Orono Swimming Club bas folded! At its last meeting on the 9th of this month only a dozen people showed up, ail of tbem directors and members of the executive. A new executive couid not be elect- ed. After mucb discussion it was decided with regret, that, due to the iack of interest shown by the community, it wouid be best to hand over the swimming program to the Town of Newcastle. For many years the club was organized by volunteers who did a great job and wbo cared about the kind of program that would be offer- ed to the chîldren of this community and surrounding area. Emphasis was also placed on hiring local stu- dents as assistants, instruct- ors and helpers. Tbere was bard work and sometimes some quite undeserved flak, but in looking back, the Club can be proud of baving offered one of the best programs in the region. It's excellent instructors and attendance figures bave every one needs