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ORONOWEIXL '~'ME~ WDNESAY, M.... 2S.....7 Orono Team Champions 0f 16-, Team Tournament The Orono Novice Athletic Hoýýckey club became the toast of the Orono hockey world on Sat- wlihen this grüup of local Young- sters won thle Grafton Novice tournamnent in ich a total of sijxteen iteams competed. The Oronio Novice Atliletics za!lowed only two goals ilin their m;atch to t'le championship. lu the opnn ame for the Ath- letics the-, took a one-sided count 1"- over'the Port Hope Bravers. Wýaýynje MacLean, scored three ,q the Orono goals wt two eachi to Russeli. Nickerson, Alani Web- Fýter and Ken Pre-scott. Terry lledges completed the, scoring for The Athletics tuok a 5-0 shut- out i their second gaine being lover Brighton. Duane Major net- ted two goals with singles bO PRoi> hie TraIsman, WaYtie MaC-Lean and Mike Leslie. in, the third gamne, the semi- finals, the Athletics were again -the vitors, 6-1 over Neweastlýe. Ross Stutt registered two goals wth. the remaining countersý by Duarie Major, Terry Hedges, Jin Mýoffat and Wayne MacLean.- The championship game saw -tbe Orono Athleýtics face Bewdley Mfter the regulation Urnme the feature was a draw at 1 ail. The Orono goal xvas scored by Kený, Prescott with assists to Wayne> Macbean and Alan Webster. Wayne MvacLean scored the winning goal with assist to Richard Robinsonl at the five minute mark in the sudden, death overtime period. Coaches Vic Bridger .and Den- nis Abranoff stated that Dan Mtchell played exceptional goal forOrono gaining two shut-oMs and allowing only two goals in four gamnes. The Oro--o Flyer Nýovice club also ýpayed in i te tournament. The club won their opening fea- ture 4-0 over Port Hope. Bobby Myles netted two goals wlth the otlers- to Pete Philp and Jeff Westbrook. The Flyers were ehninated in their second gaine by Bewdley 4-0 ORONO TYKES WIN LOCAL TOURNAMENT The Orono Tykes on Saturday in a four teain tournament at Orono were declared the champ- ions to receive Oie Orono Towing a.nd Repair trophY. In their first gaine Orono took Phone668-33981 m Collect a,5-2 win ove BowmanvillUe with the Orffno goais shared by Greg Johnston, 1Bruce iMacbeani, Steve-n Wood, Don Fryer and for ihis second goal, Greg Johaîston. P, ter, Bolton, William Van Seý,ggle --n, Bret Johnson 'were credited withi assists. Jeff Mitchell played weil lin the Orono nets. In the final and championship gamne the decision was settled by a shoot-off which Oronto won 3-2. The e itself ended in a two-all tie.> with Bruce MacLean andi Todd Haynes scoring the Or- ono goals against Lindsay. Greg Johnston and Todd Hiaynes were credited with ossists. Kevin Tais- ma played a trong gaine in goal for Orono. The Consolation was won by Brooklin. ORONO and BEWDLEY NOVICE TEAMS TIED IN PLAYDOWNS After two gaines in a playdown series Orono and Bewdley are tied, at one gaine apiece. Orono won the second gaine 2-1 with Peter Kruhkzert and Paul Reed scorintg with assist to Bob Myles. The third game will be played in Orono on Saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock. FIRST YEAR TYKES PLAY TO A WTN AND LOSE Tlhe local flxst year Tyke teamn went to defeat 10-1 by Brooklin last Friday with Danny Coombes scorlng the Orono goal Saturday morning the club found success with a 7-2 Win 0v- er Grafton. Danny Coombes and Eddy King both scored twýo with single counters to Kevin~ Taylor,' Steven Mitchell ancl,>Greig Philp. Assists went 'te Dale,-Gofort 2,ý Grog Philp, Mathew Johnson Làdc Danny Coombes. BEWDLEY WINS BA!NTAM4 IDIAMPIONN,iIP OVER ORO0NO The Bewdley Bantams with -two wins and two ties took the, bague championship. Orono held only one win with the twQ ticýs. Orono on F riday defeated Bew- dley 4-3 when Kenny Neal scored two gcals for Orono with the re- maining two by Nicky Vani Sego- glen and Chris Robinson. Assists went to Don Dennis, BarryWet and John Nanninga. Saturdoy in Millbrook 'Bewdley took the championship in a 4-al tie. The effort by Nick Van Segglen with three goals and an assist TENDER - PLUMP - YOUNG Cà%hielkea Qusarters 550: LEN-MATY (Neyer Frozen) PORK SPARERIRS l.sSc SAICO from concentrate Grapefruit or Orange Juice 48 fi. oz. fin 39r Sweet Mixed 24 fi. oz. jar MtcLarean's Pickles 49c Best Buy! 6 oz. 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The second game of the series will be played at the arema at 8:30 to-niglt anrd the third Friday nigjrt at 8:3,0 p.m. tlc NO COVER ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan tions to Mir. and Mrs, Joýsë wb,ý Chapmnan and Clair. Congratula- celebrated theîr Sth Wedý,ding; Anniversary on Saturday,, March, 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Muir, Nia- gara-on the Lake and Miss Stella Murray of.St. Catharines (friends on the tout with Mr. anid Mrs. S. Chapman) spent the weekend wvith the Chapmans and attended Mr and Mrs. Joses' Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Jamenis Lowery, Carl and Kevin and Mrts llartwell' Lowery went to Port Hope Sun- day evening to hear the Switzer Brothers at Trinity United Church Some from Orono along with a large number from Newtonville, and-Starkville were aiso preÊent. Friends from KIrby attendted the funeral on Monday of Mr. F.- Truil at Orono United Church. NO MINIMUM DANCING SATV'8»AT NGRT - S p&.le 1:. m FKATURING Leo Curtin Qurtet Popular Couzitr and Western Artists heom Oshawa 4' j9~Buttbj-@ben -FULLY LICENSED- informai - PIenty of Parking O0TICE,ý THE ANNUAL MEETING 0F THE. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION wil be held lu the- Coundil Chambers ýOf the Town 1)1 Boulawnviie on Church Street en1 eEDug APRIL 4, 1973 at 8.00 pm. for the purpose of (1) Ifearing Reports (2) Election of Direetsors (3) Appoitment of Aniditor.î (4) Amendments te Bydaws With, respecet to - propo"e amendmnents to the By-luaws 1% fhould be noted that copies of such amendmnents may be e,,amned at the hospital between the heurs. of 9:00 amn. and noon and 1:30 prn. and 4:30 p.m. on any Monday through Fr'iday, 1beLgininlng Match l5th and end- lng April 4th, 1973. CompllmeWuar late Snack "$-Ml001for renemvtlomi I Save Monmey! ON DX PREMIUM QUALITY DIESELOi L i 'STO0, VE Oit Foi. Prompt Coirteous SerÉic cafl Us Toda