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Wednesday, April 13th, 1977 T S The above photo shows the Williams, Nick Vanseggelan, Jenkins, Steven Wood, Shay- Johnson, Bret Johnson, Dan- United Counties Pee Wee Denis Mumford, Walter Stap- ne Adams, Terry Watson, ny Prosek, Jeff Dillion, Mark Champions. Pictured left to leton. Second row, Jay Oie- Steve Stec, Stephan Bob, Kirk ' Stapleton, Derek Newman, right, (back row) - Pat sen, Paul Van de Valk, Rhys Carr. First row: Matthew Don Doxtater, Danny Cowan, jamie Cowan. SPo' United Counties PeeWees end season on a winning note On Saturday, April 9th the Orono Flyers went to Keene to play in a tournament and came home with thie championship trophy. In the first game Orono played a team from Ennismore and won 3-2 in sudden death overtime. In the first period Orono opened the scoring with a goal by Steve Stec from Rhys Jenkins only to have Ennismore tie the game 1-1 by the end of the period. In the second period Kirk Carr put Orono ahead 2-1 only to have Ennismore came back again to tie the game 2-2. In the third period both teams played a close checking game with neither team able to break the tie. The teams then went into sudden death overtime with Steve Stec scoring his second goal of the game, unassisted, to put Orono ahead 3-2. Outstanding players for Orono were Steve Stec, Shayne Adams and Rhyse Jenkins with Derek Newman and Mark Stapleton tending the nets. In the second game Orono played Immaculate Conception, from Peterbor- ough, with the local boys winning 4-1. In the first period Orono wentahead 2-0 on 2 goals from Kirk Carr assisted by Steve Stec and Danny Prosek. In the second period Orono went ahead 3-0 on Kirk Carr's 3rd goal of the game, unassisted. Immaculate Conception then came back with their only goal of the game to make it a 3-1 score in favour of Orono. In the third period Steve Stec scored an unassisted goal to end the game 4-1 and put the boys in the championship game agamst St. John the Baptist also from Peterborough. Outstanding players for this game were Kirk Carr, Stephan Bob, Danny Prosek and Don Doxtater. In the championship game both teams played exciting end to end hockey again going intò sudden death overtime. In the first period Orono opened the scoring with goals by Kirk Carr from Danny Prosek and Steve Stec unassisted. St. John tie the game with only 21 seconds left. The teams then played 5 minutes sudden death overtime with both teams being held scoreless. Orono was then awarded the championship as they have scored the first goal of the game. Outstanding player for Orono were not chosen for this game as the whole team should be congratulated for putting forth a super team effort. The Orono Pee Wees would like to thank the Otonobee Minor Hockey Assoc. for inviting them to such an excellent run tournament in their beautiful new arena. A good time was had by all. As this tournament marked the end of hockey for the Pee Wees this season, we would like to thank Walt Stapleton and Pat Williams for giving their time all year to help with the boys. We would also like to thank all the parents for their support for the year with a special thanks to Derek Newman. Thanks to the boys for making it a rewarding year. Have a good summer. Nick Vanseggelan, Coach, Denis Mumford, Manager. New Dutch Oven edge Camsport Tykes at Orono tournament On April the 9tn a four-team Tyke tournament was held at the Orono arena with two teams from Orono as well as single entries from Grafton and Bewdley. The championship for the tourna- ment was waged between the two Orono teams with the New Dutch Oven boys taking the Campsort Tykes by a score of -0. Derek Anderson scored the only goal of the game to give the Dutch Oven team the victory and championship. The first game of the tournament was between Bewdley and the New Dutch Oven team. The Orono team took the win by a score of 7-0.Brent Hutton and Derek Anderson both scored three goals with the other counter coming off the stick of Steve Lycett. In the setond game of the series the Orono Camsport Tykes took a one-sided -win from Bewdley, 12-0. In this game Bill Buchannan scored a total of seven goals with Wayne Atkins scoring three and Jeff Graham two goals. In the consolation division Bewdley defeated Grafton 4-0 while the New Dutch Oven boys edged Camsport 1-0 in the finals for the championship of the tournament. Orono skier places second in giant slalom Milan Popadich of Orono placed second in the Oshawa Ski Club Giant Slalom race held near the end of the season at the club east of Kirby. Popadich has been an avid skier over the past few years taking his second place finish in the Jr. and Sr. division. Friday evening, April 8, the Orono Orphans hosted the Team Teachers in an effort to raise money for the New Arena Fund. A total of $75.00 was raised. The Orphans took a two goal lead in the first with goals from Dean West and Howard Quinney. The Team Teachers put forth a good showing in the second to take a 5-4 lead. The Orono goals came from Dean West and Jerry Garnett. In the 3rd period, the Orphans made a change in their goaltenders, having Roman Opoka relieve George Kemp. They came on strong putting 7 more goals past the Team Teacher's goalie to make the final score 11-7. Orphan goals came from Howard Quinney (2), Jerry Garnett, Gary Cooper, Dean West and Gord Irwin (2). Soccer boom hits Orono We have just felt a "Soccer Boom", hit Orono on registration day at Orono arena last Good Friday. In 3 hrs. we had 42 registrations, 15 for the Pee-wees, (11-14 years), and 27 for the Atoms, (7-10 years) . . The Orono Athletic Association has now entered two teams of the Atom age group into the Darlington Minor Soccet League. Unfortunately we had no registrat- ion for our Junior Soccer (15-17 years) at all, and if no one comes forward by this weekend, this team will have to fold. Congratulations to Lynda Merrick (8 years old) who was the first pretty young land to sign on our Atoms Boys Team. (Bv the way, Lynda was the young lady that I referred to in last week's article on "Girls - Why Not", when she took a slap shot on her brother in goal, playing hockey). Also congratulations to Shelley Richards, who was our second young lady (14 years old), and she will be playing in our Pèe wee team. All the best, girls. We are all looking forward to the season to start on May 16th. If there are more applicants, please do not hesitate to phone me at 983-9430. Thanking you once again, Roger E. French (coach, Atom), Gordon Lowery (Manager), Orono Athletic Association. Register three wins Saturday night Gerald Robinson and Jun- ior West teamed up on Saturday night at the Ka- wartha to take wins in the three opening races. Gerald Robinson drove Jef- ferson At Last to the win in the opening race while Junior Advertising... a showcase j for intelligent shopping. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Pumping Out Septic Tanks Bert Tompkins Phone 786-2552 786-2636 West won both the second and third race with Highland Mary in the second and Helen Grace in the third. In the opening race of the night Ray Staples drove his own horse Goldie Rice to a third place finish. Charlie Peakes horse Alan was third in the fourth while Gerald Robinson finished fourth in the fifth with Society Time. Racing takes place at the Kawartha every Thursday and Staurday evenings. Boys 15 yrs.- - 17 yrs. E as of May 24, 1977 This is your last chance to register or there will be no team. leaveumnme ma onmmImmmmm m Gardening NATIVE GRASS lems with seeding and MANAGEMENT vesting the crop. According to studies at The researchers found that Agriculture Canada's Swift production methods couid Current, Sask., Research Sta- vary, depending on the mar- tion, it doesn't pay to pasture ket and sou type. For the cattle on native grassIand in fresh market, a planting of early spring. six rows in each 30 cm (11.8 Mark Kilcher, a pasture inches) bed (with the beds management specialist at the also at 30 cm) was found most station, says native pasture suitable. grazed from May I gives average yields of 300 pounds NEW TOMATO VARIETIES of dry matter per acre annually. When grazing is Mechanical harvesting and delayed to May 20, the yield bulk handling caîl for firmer rises to 425 pounds per acre. tomatoes, with most of the Grazing only after June 15 crop ripening at the same increases the yield to 550 time. pounds per acre. J.G. Metcalf, plant breeder a t Agriculture Canada's Smi- MINI-CARROT SUCCESS thfield, Ont., Experimental STORY Farm, is breeding-firm, Baby carrots could become high-yielding tomatoes, that a new crop for Canadian are suitable for growing in vegetable growers. During eastern Ontario. At least 40 1975 and 1976, Agriculture crosses a year are made Canada's New Crop Develop- and tested at Smithfield and ment Fund contributed half of other federai and provincial the cost of an experimental stations in Ontario. The best baby carrot project at Sher- are then evaluated as à rington, Que., south of Mon- processed product at Smith- treal. Researchers at the field. department's St. Jean, Que., Moira, a Smithfield intro- Research Station worked with duction, accounts for about 20 the Fermes Leclair et Freres per cent of eastern Ontario Ltee to overcome some prob- tomato acreage. Orphans defeat Team Teachers siûnno