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» 6 - Orono Weekly Times, May 12, 1976, mg Orono Soccer club ready for action The Soccfer season begins this Wednesday Wednesday night with Orono hosting the leagues • champions from Solina at the Public School Grounds. Coach Gord Lowery is high ly optomistic about the team's chances for a playoff spot this year; With a new sponsor in Armstrong's T.G.A. the team hopes to provide à much better showing this year. Be sure to come out tonight and support us. ORONOSCHEDULE MAY Wed. 12 Solina at Orono Mon. 17 Orono at Salem Wed. 26 Orono at Zion Sat. 29 Orono at Courtice JUNE Wed. 2 Tyrone at Orono Wed. 9 Tyrone at Orono Wed. 16 Hampton at Orono Sat. 19 Zion at Orono Mon. 21 Orono at Tyrone Mon. 28 Orono at Solina JULY Mon. 5 ■.Orono at Hampton Wed. 7 Courtice at Orono Wed.,14 Hampton at Orono Sun. 18 CARLING CUP AT ORONO 12p.m., i:30p.m.,3:00p.m. Wed. 21 Salem at Orono Mon. 26 Orono at Zion Wed. 28 Orono at Courtice AUGUST Mon. 2 Orono at Salem Wed. 4 Solina at Orono KENDAL EAGLES 1976 SCHEDULE MAY Fri. 14 Kendal at Oshawa - 7:30 Sun. 16 Oshawa at Kendal - 2:00 Mod, 24 L. Britain at Kendal - 2:00 Sat. 29 Kendal at Ajax -2:00 JUNE *; Sat. 5 Kendal at Whitby-2:00 Sun. 6 Whitby at Kendal-2:00 Wed. 9 Whitby at Kendal - 2:00 Wed. 9 Kendal at Port Hope -7:30 Sun. 13 Kendal at Bowmanville - 2 ; 00 Wed. 16 Bowmanville at Kendal - 6:30 Sum 20 Peterboro at Kendal - 2:00 Tues. 22 Kendal at Whitby - 6:30 Sat. 26 Kendal at. Kingston -7,30 Mon. 28 Kendal at Peterboro -7:30 JULY Sun. 4 Kingston at Kendal (2) -1:00 Thur. 8 Kendal at L. Britain - 8:«0 Wed. 14 Ajax at Kendal -6:30 «Sun. 18 Port Hope at Kendal - 2:00 Wed. 21 Kendal at Ajax-6:30 Mon. 26 Kendal at Peterboro - 7:30 July 31 Aug, 1 Little Britain Tournaient Aug. 2 AUGUST ", ,. '. Sat. 7 Oshawa at Kendal -2:00 Sun. 8 Port Hope at Kendal - 2^ 00 Thur, 12 Kendal at L. Britain - 8:00 Sat. 14 Bowmanville at Kendal 2:00 PLAY OFFS - TOP 8 1 vs. 8 $ vs. 6 2 vs. 7 4 vs. 5 Summer ball, soccer schedule for Orono The following is a list of activities, places and times arranged by the Orono Amateur Athletic Association regarding summer programs for boys and girls in the Orono Area. * ■ Activities at the Orono Park Monday-6.15 p.m. - Tyke Baseball, 8, 9,10 Tuesday-6.00 - Bantam Girl's Softball Wednesday-6.00 p.m. - - Pee Wee Girl's Softball. Thu,rsday-6.15p.m. - PeeWee Baseball, 11,12,13 ' Friday Saturday-10-11.30 - Tyfce Baseball 11,30-1.00 - PeeWee Baseball • i Activities at the Orono Public School Monday-6.00 -Squirt Girls Softball Tuesday-6.00p.rn. T-Ball 6.00 p.m. - Soccer, 10 to 14 Wednesday - Men's Soccer. Thursday-6.00 p.m. - - PeeWee Girls Softball. 6.00 p.m. - Soccer, 10 to 14. Friday - Saturday night - Men's Soccer. All programs will start this week and coaches are still needed for Tyke Baseball and PeeWee Soccer. Registration fee for Baseball, T-Ball, Softball and Soccer is $4,00. Everyone welcome to participate. ORONO ATHLETIC ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1976-77 TERM On Sunday evening at the Orono Arena the Orono Amateur Athletic Association held their annual meeting. Along with the annual meeting the group completed plans for the summer program of activités and received reports. Those elected to office were : President - Gordon Lowery Vice-President - Russ Major Secretary - Merle Graham Treasurer - Walter Stapleton Port Hope. The installation and operation of the Ganaraska Fishway since that time has enabled egg-laden female trout to deposit their precious "cargo" in habitat which supports healthy reproduction upon fertilization by their male companions. In, the first spring of operation of the fishway in 1974, approximately 525 . spawning adult rainbow trout were passed upstream. She weeks of operation in the spring of 1975 saw a healthy 600 rainbows passed. A whopping 1200 rainbow trout have already been passed this spring by the time of writing and indications are that this number will increase substantially ■ • ' . ; : , before the run is over. It took only 10 days ■ of operation this year to shatter the former ' record of 600 fish passed. While a number of factors are thought to be contributing to this year's "population explosion", Natural Resources fisher? managers suspect that reproduction in tv.-- Upper Ganaraska River from the 1974 spawning season is-now being reflected in the numbers of adults returning to spawn. It is anticipated that analysis of the age distribution of this year's returning adult population monitored at the fishway will . verify this theory. LOCAL DRIVERS OFF THE WIN SHEET Local drivers were unable to reach the win position at the Kawartha over the past week although many entries existed on both Thursday and Saturday. On Thursday Gerald Robinson finished sixth with Mighty Mustang, third with Pat's High Sea, second with Emancipator, fourth with Sesame Pick, second with Skooter and third with Arkansas Travller, On Saturday he was fifth with Tough Gier, fourth with Carman Chuck, second with Richard Clipper and away back in three other drives. Junior West finished fifth with Keomo, third with Lilli McAnn, third with Terina C. Derek Newman placed second with Wil Lor Ben and a fifth place finish ■ with Richland Clipper. Gord Robinson finished second with Scarlet Dares while Gord Irwin was third with Place Mat. It has been reported that Muddy George was a winner at Port de Low Bell. RAINBOWS GALORE! During recent weeks Lindsay District . trout streams flowing into Lake Ontario ' have been a real "hot bed" of activity. The volume of the annual spring spawning run of migratory rainbow trout from Lake Ontario has this year far exceeded any observed in recent decades. Conservation Officers in the field report" "more rainbows than ever" this year. Such aquatic resource management techniques techniques as water quality improvement, sea lamprey control measures and selective fish stocking of particular streams are paying dividends in a greatly increased production of quality game fish available to the angler. This success is not, however, entirely without its problems. The large number of spawning adult rainbows has attracted a sizeable clientele of those who would exploit this renewable resource at a most vulnerable period of its life cycle. Lindsay District Conservation Officers report that numerous charges have been laid for violation of the Ontario Fishery Regulations, Offenders face stiff fines by the courts for such illegal activities as netting and spearing trout. • GANARASKA FISHWAY ESTABLISHES NEW RECORQ In its third year of operation this spring the Ganaraska Fishway at Port Hope has far surpassed its previous records for numbers of migratory rainbow trout which have been passed upstream. These impressive game fish on their way from Lake Ontario to the spawning beds' of the * Upper. Ganaraska River have, until 1974, been denied access to many miles of prime spawning and nursery habitat by the- physical barrier of the Corbett Dam in, Expect big increase in Orono tennis It appears that the Orono Tennis Club is in for an increase in membership this year according to Club president, president, Michael Carman. Memberships are already being accepted by the club not only from local residents but from players as far away as Oshawa and Port Hope. Tennis activity started at the local courts on Sunday with both courts seeing plenty of action for a period of time during the afternoon. Orono Water Safety Swimming Club REGISTRATION For July and August To be held at Orono Public School MAY 25, 1976 Pre-beginners & Beginners - Juniors - Intermediates & Seniors Bronze $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 $12.00 There will be no registration after May 25th and no Pre-registration. First come, first served for July instruction. Registration for persons with Orono WSSC Cards from 6.3(1 -7.30 p.m. Cards from other Clubs 7.30 - 8.00 p.m. , Registration open from 8.00 p.m. on. All registration fees must be paid on registration night. Up and down | the book stacks Thursday, may 13th, 1976 ADULT . The Curse of the Pharohs by Philipp Vandenberg (a new investigation into the fatal secret of the pyramids) The CBS News Almanac by S. Westerman » We Almost Lost Detroit by John Fuller (documented account of an atomis reactor reactor plant out of control, a frightening account of the devastation that can be wrought) The New York Times Book of Vegetable Gardening by Joan Lee Faust By the North Door by Meg Atkins (novel of the occult) Over on the Dry Side by Louis L'Am our (Western) The Stone Leopard by Colin Forbes (a very exciting thriller) PIAYITCOOL-ADD A SUMMER IS MORE ' , FUN WITH YOUR OWN POOL We are prepared to discuss your new pool with you. COMPLETE INSTALLATION or POOL KITS CHEMICALS - WATER DELIVERY LLOYDTAYLOR Orono, Ont. Phone 983-5003 JUNIOR The Tomato & other Fruit Vegetables by MiHicent Selsam . Colonizing the Planets by Eric Bergaust (manned interplanetary flight in the 21st century) What to Do when there's No One But You by Harriet Gore (an emergency first aid book especially for children) The Clue of the Leaning Chimney by Carolyn Keene ' « EASY READING & PICTURE BOOKS Jelly Book by Ralph Steadman Steadman • ' ' Two Lonely Ducks by Roger Duvoisin Madeleine Hadley NOTICE Orono Tennis Club Member ships will be accepted not later than June 4, 1976. After this date members only \jyiH be allowed on thfe court. New members welcome. FEE SCHEDULE, Adult - $20.00 i Int. (15-17) $10.00 Junior - $5.00' Send cheque.oç money order to: ' • . PRONO TENNIS CLUB Box 301, Orono, Ontario i • " For further information contact: „ JVlichael Carman - 983-5953 David GCay-983-5015 - Carol Bailey - 983-5058 Couple - $30.00 Family $40.00