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4-Orono WeeklY Times, Wednesday, Februar'y lst, 1978 SPORTS- O.M..A.Bantams The O.M.H.A. Bantams journeyed to Bowmanviiie on Saturday night to play an exhibition game with their Bantam No. 2 team. The first period saw them go ahead with one goal. Orono came on strong in the second period with three goals. Paul Reed tipped in the first goal, passed along by Peter Kruhked andRobbie Taîsma. Kirk Carr got the second and Jim Moffatt blasted in the third from the point. Terry Hedges hustled in from the point to lif t one over the goalie to open the scoring in the third with Bowmanville adding one more to end the game Orono 4, Bowmanville 2. On Monday night at the Darlington Sports Centre, the Pickering Village Bantams were in for an exhibition game. Duane Major opened the scorîng, and got the only first period goal on a super shot from the point, passed back by Paul Reed. Pickering got hot in the second period and slipped two past goalie- Dan Mitchell. Paul Reed got the equalizer, tipping in the puck after Alan Webster's drive. Then Jim Moffatt scoreci to end the second period. Orono added two more in the third to end the game Orono 5, Pickering 2. Ken Prescott connected from Pete Kruhkert and Paul King and Jim Moffatt got another on a power play goal with Paul Reed. Steve Stec put in a super effort on defence as well as Shayne Adams and Wayne Zoschke up front. Soccer The past few years has seen tremendous growth in soccer throughout Ontario. In this particular area, soccer has grown sufficiently to warrant the formation of the Bowman- ville Soccer Club. This club will be the backbone for the prom otion and encourage- ment of soccer development in the Newcastle area. In the coming season we will be entering two teams in the Oshawa District. League, which is sanctioned by the Ontario Minor Soccer Assoc- iation. For further informat- ion, please contact Mir. George Pithie, 623-7946 or the Recreation Department 623- 3114, Ext. 32. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Lindsay Dist- rict Trappers Council will be starting the season's trappers The Northumberlanld and Newcastle Board of Education- Announces 197Mu8 KluIn d eregar te Reg itratin- for The Town of Newcastle Schools will be holding Kindergarten registrations as follows: SCHOOL Central, Bowmanvîlle Courtice Schools (at West Courtice) EnniskilIen Hampton Jr. Kirby Centennial Lord Elgin Maple Grove School (at Maple Grove West) Mitchell's Corners Newcastle Ontario Street Vincent Massey Orono PRINCI PAL Mr. T. Turner Mr. I. Golder Mr. B. Lush Mr. E. Murdoch Mr. G. Gleibs Mr. J. Murray Mr. J. Lewis' Mr. W. Pitt Mr. R. Munro Mr. W. lieinbuch Mr. S. Green Mr. R. Sinsser TELE 623-5614 725-4738 263-2970 263-2252 983-5802 623-3682 (East) 623-2221 (West) 623-2373 576-7222 9874262 ýh 623-5437 623-5502' 983-5006 DATE February 6-10 (inclusive)i February 1 February 8 February 7 February 1 February 21 February 22 February 9 Fehruary 2 February 21 February 22 February 2 TIME 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 9:00 -12: oonmon 1:00- 3:30p.m. 1:00- 3:30P.m. 1:00-3:30p.M. 9:00- 11:30a.m. 1:00-3:30p.m. 9:00- 11:30a.m. 9:00- 11:30a.mn. 9:00- 11:30 a.mn. 9:00- 11:30a ns. 1, 00 -3:30 p.M. Parents and Guardians are reminded of the following points: 1. in most instances the school nurse will be available at these registrations. 2. Children to be registered must be 5 years of age on or before December 31, 1978. 3. Proof' of age in the form of a birth certificate or an officiai birth registration is required prior to chikiren being admitted toschool. 4. Property taxes for families with children in public schools wil go to support public schools. 5. Precise information regarding residence, location and postal code is important. Rural residents require lot and concession numbers. 6. For further information please contact any of the schools listed above. N.B. Information and application forms for our French Immersion classes will be available at the same time at the above schoois. workshops soon with one to be heid in February for the special benefit of novice aduit trappers as well as the young beginners who wish to receive instruction in- the proper methods of trapping and fur handiing. This workshop will deal particularly with the spring muskrat harvest. t is hoped that this workshop will take place in the Orono area for the benefit of younger trappers in the Darlington, Clarke and Hope Areas. The Trappers Council will be glad to hear from those interested when the date and, place have been announced 50 that we may have some idea The Orono Club will be well represented at Pine Ridge Interclub Competition on February l8th, 1978. Twelve skaters will travel to Port Perry for the all day event. They are: Preliminary Girls (under 12), Andrea Burnham, Dean- na Roughley; Juvenile Boys (under 12) Scott Irwin, Brent Gatcheil; Pre-Juvenile 'Girls (under 12) Jackie Hood, Tarri Lee Carleton, Loretta Deriet; Juvenile Girls (under 12), Lori McNeil; (over 12) Donna Lowery, Ellen Graham; Pre- Novice Girls (under 12), Karen Irwin, (over 12), Jan- ice Gatchell. of the number to be accom- modated. Secy-Treas.. Lind- say Dist. Trappers Council, K.H. Stephenson, R.R. 1, Orono. 983-5890. Incidentally, dîd you know that the muskrat is not a rat? t is a field mouse that adapted to, the amphibious life. Mr. ani Mrs. Ken Stephen- son of R.R. 1, Orono, who enjoy wilderness visits, pro- vide this photo of a Gray day taking food from Mr. Stephen- son's hand in a sector of Ontario, 125 miles west of Kapuskasing in late October. *REDCROSS: Donor Clinic Wed., :February l *1:O00- 8:30P. m. Lions Centre, Beech Street. * Bowmanvilie S Car Care Specîa lists * 623-5988 ee spcalize in: * - Simonizing * Car Cleanup 7 Ahl work guaranteed ) Trappers workshop Orono club to be' well represented