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l-Ol«\(O N FFEKI N TIMES, MAI lI 3hi. 1974 PSORTS NEINCA'STl'E TON LEIGI1F. REPORT p \RTNERS DEFEAT ELMIIURST 4--2 TIE SEllES Partniers Pllumbingl defeated' Elmhurst Hotel 4-2 Sunday ighIt at the Newcastle Ice Palace in their second game of the final 1pla.ýoffs to tie the series one game each. Elmhurst Hotel opened the scoring at 17;25 of the fîrst period on a shot byTed Stark which bounced off back boards and hit goalie Waynie McRoberts Stick and into the net. Elmnhurst scored again in the second on a shot fromt the point P artners sta1rted their come back in the second period with goals byv Randyv Rogers and Raindy Tennant who tied the score at the 16:20 mark. The tird pcntiod saw both teams skate end to end each hav ing- equal scoring opportunities and it looked likea fie gaeuntil Hughie Little of Partners picked up a rebound and beat goaie George VanDam with only 45 seconds left to play ninIthe period. Elmffhurst Hotel pulled their goalie in the remaining seconds with Partners leading 3-2, but the strategy only resulted in Partners Kim Rogers scoring into the empty net to end the game 4-2. STARS PICKED The three stars picked were first, Randy Rogers of Partners, second 'Mike Doylc of Elmhurst and third Hughie Little of Partners. COMMENTS Next weeks~ action will see Elmnhurst playing host to Partners Plumbing in their third game of the final playoffs and a rematch game bctweeii Newcastle Town League al stars and thec Junior D combines. -AH, STARS 7 01,D)TI1MERS 3j Jin the other gamne betwcven the Newcastle Town League AIl Stars and the Newcastle, Orono Old Tmnes, seen the Ail Stars win 7-3 on goals by Danny Norton a pair, Brain McKay a pair, and Mike McGregor a hat trick 0Oci Timers marksmen were C. Hutton, G. Garnett and S. Shields. TYK E 1HOCKE Y The Orono second year Tykes came up ,with a couple of surprises over the week-end with two wins against Ai-Star House league teams. In the first instance the Orono Tykes defeated Newcastle by a one-sided mar,,gin of 9-2. Mlatt Johnston registered the Orono shut-out while Scott PrescQtt went on a scoring spree with four goals. The other five goals were shared by Rod Armnstrong, Dona Stevens, Ed. King, Pete Bolton and Gleji Jenkins. On Sunday the samne Orono team registered thieir second win of the week-end fis time over the Bowmianville flouse League Al-Stars by a narrow mnargin of 3-2. Scott Prescott again canie up with two goals with the third goinig to Jeff Mitchell. SThe Orono Tykes wvere for a third game lead by Scott Prescott when he scored two goals to edge the Cable TV boys byý a 2-1 cotint Jeff Mitchell assisted on the two Prescott goals. Tl'le lone TV goal was by Ron) Hopcroft. ATOM LADON The Orono and Bcwdley Atoms have played two games in the quarter finals with Bewdley taking the-edge in the series with a win and a tie. The Orono Flyer Atoms lost the first gamne 3-2 to Bewdley'. Bret Johnson and Warren Nichols scored the two Orono goals. The second gante of the series was played in Bewdley Sunday morning with the game ending in a scoreless tie. ORON( >PEEWýEE IIOR NETS UP ONE WITHI BEWDLEY- The Orono PeeWee Hornets are up one game over Bewdley in their quatter final senies. The Hornets took their win on home ice by a score of 3-1 with Jeff Nichols, Michael Mitchell and Dennis Simpson scoring the local goals. Marcel Charlançi picked up an assist in the gam-e. In the second game played in Bewdley on Sunday morning the game ended in a two-all tic. Michael Mitchell and Martin Vissers scored the tw<) Orono goals.<)iON() BANTAM FALCONS OUT IN FRONT OP' EAGIES. The Bantam playdowns between the Falcons and the Eaglcs gives the Falconis a win and a tie while the Eagles have only a tic. The Falcons won the opening gamne last week wlth the last game ending in a 2 al tic. Rick Williams and Scott West scored the two Eagle goals with -harry' Haskcll and Paul Yoemans scoring the two Falcon goals. Pqi'ItE <lA;jmE'S 50 FAR SCIIEDULED -Wcdnesday at 7,30 Roast Beef Atomns face Athletic Atoms. At 8,30 the two orono PleeWee teams again do battle. The Orono AII+star leWeteam recently defeated the Cobourg PeeWee House I ( îiu Ail-Stars hy a score of --3 Local horsemien dîd itou tair too well at, the Kawanlha on Sinday and faik'd fi register any wins. The fastest race of' .Ihe day was Ihe ninlth with a time f'or the win of 2.12 2-5 regislured i)y Moorelands D)on. Whippcr Snapper plaed secondl and Sir Edward Pick third. Thl efflt won hy Arkansas Traveller in 2.14 1-5 witii MVin<or (;oreion îoi-iinéi l n( Tenr Ge enn rthii'd.RograndI Fifth race - Aramac Blaze, Donna Duke Dee and The Little Hobo. Sixth race - Hoot Van, Duncan Herbert and AC's Prince. Scventhi race - Frosty Highland, Barbara Dawn and Rýoseadami Day. Eighth race - Ricardo Pick, Bold Petunia and'Todd Grav, University degree courses offered through Durham Last summer, Scarborough -College of the University of Jean Allun, Mrs. Mýjinnie Toronto offered, for the first Taylor and Mrs. Thelma time, degre courses at Dur- Forrester,'lef t Monday for a ham College. The eight cour- vaction in Florida. ses in the humanitics and Mr. Craig Cochrane visited social sciences attracted 142 his sister Donna and Ken students. In this. year's sum- Thomas, Willowdale on Sun- mer session, nine courses in day. such subjects as Anthropoi l- Kend'alI news ogy, Economics, Geography English, Philosophy, Politicai Next week is vacation week Science and Sociology will be for the children so hene's a offered. The classes at Dur- verse for motiters. When ham College will be held in the children shout and run about, evenings from 7 p.m. to 9.3() Like leaping flames of fine, p.m., Monday to Thursday,' When they can cat and cat and from May 13 to August 16. cat, Those who wish to enrol in And neyer seem to tire this summer's session, but Don't wish they'd quietly sit have flot previously taken any stili courses at the University of They do that only if they're Toronto, are asked to apply iii! for admission to the Univer- March is moving month for sity by writing to the Office of tobacco farmers. Mr. & Mrs. Admissions, University of Harry Hartoon, and family Toronto, Toronto M5S 1A3 or have moved fromn the "Falls" by telephoning 928-2190. The tobacco farmn to the sixth uine last date for application to the tobacco farm. summer evening session is Sorry to hear that Mn. Jas April i and for the summer Luxon has passed away. He day session is MVay 15. (The attcnded Rendal church ail Scarborough Coîlege campus his life tili he sold his farm offers both summer day and and went to live -in Oronio. evening sessions; the day Mr. MIarvin Colvin of Orono session runs fromn July 2 to took the ser-vice in Kendal August 16, five days a week). church on Sunday. The choir sang, "have thine own way Kirby flews Lord", Thou art the potter1 Mrs GaceRedMrs Draam the dlay." Then Mn. Mrs.andGracRi, M. oraColvin told themthe story of Moris and Mrs C. Lowe the two trees using a poster wlere among theosarennjoying the Flower Show in Torontooswi n the re tree ont laone sîdesand thetteee wîth lastCenesdyahe Ke good fruit on the other. They fes Cere. ha rtun-suggcsted ways that boys and Mrshomella rah owareturn- girls could become like the Memoial Hospital the tmiddle Mn Covintoo ashi of last Week. M.Cli oka i This Sat. evening is Euchrc scripturc reading Genesis 4 v. nigh atKiry Cetenial4-7 He gave us a fine sermon. School again. Hope you are NOsway i ,Dtake e ies able to come. Next week the Ohw iltk h evcs Schools will be closed for the Let us have a full church, On March 7 the Kendal winter break. Uie hrhWmnmta Kirby U.C.W. are having a Uted hom 0 rs. E.ouroux.t special evening on Wednes- the hpreofsid Ent onedth day maChrchthat7:0r.mougas meeting with prayer. Mrs. E. Kirby Churce h. r oglasc-Couroux read the scripture Hammwil beshowng ic-reading Matthew 28 v. 16-20. turcs on his stay in Africa. " Go ye into ail the world and Everyone is welcome tu preach the gospel to ail come. nations". Then we learned the :Mn. Gerald Brown of the story of how "Rev. Geo. training school was the guest Duffield came to write. speaker on Sunday. We hope "Stand up, stand up for Rev. Long is feeling much Jesus", then this hymn 4o5 better.was sung. The minutes were Mn. Jim Luxon of Orono read and approved. Moved by formerly of Kirby passed ns. Cathcart sec. by Mrs. T. away suddenly. The funeral lS Stevens that a card table be to b hel fro Barow'spurchased for the use of the funeral home on Wednesday Junior SUnday School Class. at 2 p.m. Crid Mn. and Mrs. Lawrence Crid Hat-is ad Mr andMrsErn Shopping bags and lists of Bryson attended the recital at mothlforoube adear on the Anglican Church in Orono mNfobr 9towre givern t on Friday evening. W oeeah lady in ot. Mn. and Mrs. Ken Bail, Mrs. ehp ah ayi h Bruce Mencer and Kenny congregation will take a were Sunday Supper guest of shopping bag and list. Save Mn. and Mrs. Lavern Patter- your stamps for the Leper son,. Orono. colony. There is a box at the Mrs. Reg. Elliott, Mrs. Art back of the church. Low nd.MrsBil Turnsk Mrs. G. Cathcart took as Low nd*Mrs Bi Tuansy her topic "Mission Today", of Kendal helped the ladies of wt pca td fKra Kriby with their quilt iast where wve sent. out, $50.00o Tuesday. There were fifteen cheque. We sent our first ladies quilting so some work- missionanies to Japan one ed on a second quilt. Tlere is hundned years ago. Last year to bc another quilting this aJpns isoaycm wleek. to Caato e il s ow wvcae i Dr. and Mrs.-Alan Stevens oCnadatappear usto an siti were Sunday visitons of Mn. Canian.apart n sai Our United Church has sent two men Clare Findlay an animal specialist and bey. Russel Young, to aid the Koreans in the management of a C'o-operative which serv- es 25 villages. Thein gneatest need pcrhaps is for food. This Co-op seils * he farmners healthy weanling pigs and they purchase feed for them fnom the, Co-op which has been stored in cement* rat proof bins. The pork finds -a ready'ý market in Japan. Wc learned something- about the E.W.H.A. Womans University which trains 8,000 students. Building a House? or remodelling your presciat one? Then Contact Floyd Nicholson P hume 983-51049 Oreoi Lunch was provided by Mrs. R. Elliott. The next meeting wiIlibe April 4 at the home of' Mrs, G. Cathcart. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cars- cadden have returned on Sunday eveliig \Marchi10 from a bus trip to San Francisco, Los Angeles and home by Noveico JACK iIICARD- REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMAN VILLE IWhený Buying or Selling Cal] WILF HAWKE Your Orono Area R epresentative 983-5274 Member of Oshawa and District Real, Estatie Board Bjasebail Meeting Anyone inierested in basebail, coaches, managers, etc. are asked to attend a meëeting at the Orono Arena on Thiursday, March 2l'St at 7:30 p. m. MWeeting spunsored by the Orono Amateur Athleic Association Bob Best Memorial MIDGET Tournarment, Wed., March 2Oth, 4 Team Tournament WVITH WINNER AND CONSOLATION SERIES FIRST GAM~E AT 6. 15 p.m. Orono Amateur Athletic Association Booster Banquet and Dance Sat, March 30 Elimination Draw for $100.00 I)inîer ait Oî oio I. iîîed t i tii - (;:()111.n l)raw. 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