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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 19th, 1978-5 The Newcastle Lakers' baseball club will start out- door workouts on Sunday, On March 6th, Orono Atoms met Ops at Ops Centre for the first game of the play-offs. The first period say Ops go ahead with 1 goal. Stephen Murree picked up the only Orono penalty for the period. going off for interference. Ops got i penalty. In the second period neither team scored. Orono had no penalties for this period and Ops had one. In the third period Ops scored once more to make the game 2 to 0 for Ops. Then Greg Vey decided it was time to score and he scored twice unassisted tieing up the game and forcing overtime. Both teams had a penalty each in the third period. At 9:55 in the overtime, Greg Vey picked up a game misconduct, 5 minutes for high sticking, and an automatic minor but Orono did not give up and did very well to hold Ops off with a man short for 7 minutes of the overtime. Ops finally managed to score with 31 seconds left to play. Ops picked up 2 penalties in the overtime. The final score Ops 3, Orono 2. Orono loses second game On April 8th, Orono played Ops at the Darlington Sports Centre. In the first period Ops scored 2 goals. There was no penalties in the first period. In the second Easy target for f lu bug Catching colds from those around us may be somewhat more difficuit than we once thought. But becoming flu- stricken can be much too easy. A wide variety of viruses, so small they slip by the major defenses of the lungs, cause both colds and flu. However, catching a cold from anyone involves many hours of close contact; and the cold itself mu severe. Among f half the exposed likely to catcha another family r Coughs and s spread colds, bu cold suffererd runny nose, the p infecting others The nasal secreti< with the virus. A his or her nose, SAESAVE WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATIN SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALIT FUE OIL FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITSY Telephone Today Cail Collect * 668-3381 Prompt, courteous service 4 lMu nus* t April 23 starting at 11:00 a.m. in the Orono Park, weather permitting. Anyone interested in trying out for the team are welcome to attend the practice. period, Ops picked up 2 more penalties but also put in 2 more goals. Orono had no penalties. Ops picked up 2 more penalties in the third period and managed 1 more goal. Orono had 1 penalty in the third period. The final score Ops 5, Orono 9. Orono loses to Ops On April 9th, Orono travelled to Ops to play the third game of the play-offs. Ops opened the scoring in the first period at the 5:37 mark. Orono could not score in the first period and both teams had no penalties. In the second period, Ops got 2 more goals and picked Up one penalty. Orono was given 3 penalties in the second period. With 9 seconds left in the second period our goalie, Chris Langford, was injured and had to be taken out of the game. Orono was not about to give up and put Paul Rousseau in the net. Paul did a great job as he never played goalie before. Shortly after the third period got underway our defenseman, Rodger King, was injured and taken out of the game. Ops managed to score once more in the third period but picked up light penalties. Orono did not score and the game ended Ops 4, Orono 0. You gave it a good try boys. Better luck next year. person may keep the invisible virus on his hands and touch people and objects. Research studies show that ustcertain types of cold viruses, amilies only such as rhinoviruses which personsa cause almost 40 per cent of al a colds re common colds, remain potent m dember. for a time on soe surfaces, nember. such as plastic, formica, and neezes may stainless steel. The viruses ut when the die much quicker on cotton develops a cloth or paper handkerchiefs. possibility of A noninfected person, how- increases. ever, can pick up the virus by ons are filled touching the same surfaces fter blowing andHen rub his eyes or put the infected fingers near bis nose. Flu viruses are another matter entirely and may be L spred much more easily. When someone with the flu oesneezes, coughs or even talks, the f lu virus is expelled into Uthe surrounding air and may be inhaled by anyone close * by. Even a person who is infected with the flu virus - à but does not know it because no symptoms have yet devel- * oped can spread the infection to others, says the Lung * Association. To find out more protecting G rn your lungs from alI, kinds of hazards in the air, contact ryour lung association - the Christmas Seal" people. eeare about every breath Tae Especially during cflu epidemrics. M M ) SPO R TS Tennant Fuel Atoms Zone Final Play-off Orono vs. Ops MAPLE SYRUP .OPERATION Close to thirty classes have been slated to view the maple syrup operation at the Forest Centre and is currently being held with eac'h class being given a two hour tour of the operation as well as helping to collect the sap from 60 trees that have been tapped. Schools as far away as Cobourg are visiting the operation. The sugar shack on the property was obtained when the Authority obtained the property from the Ministry of Correctional Services. This is the first that the operation has been active for a number of years. EDUCATIONAL CLASSES The Forest Centre is almost booked solid for the remaind- er of the school year by school classes staying at the camp from two and a half to five days. The outdoor experience is billed along with/ outdoor eduction. The educational staff at the Centre are now preparing for the 1978-79 school term and expect some forty weeks to be taken up at the centre for outdoor educational pur- poses. B&C Car Care Specialists 39 Church St., Bowmanville 623-5988 We specialize in: Simonizing Car Cleanup Siliconing Ail work guaranteed JUNIOR RANGERS During the last week of June preparations will begin at the Forest Centre for the Junior Rangers School which opens this year in the first week of July. The school operates again this year during July and August at which time 24 boys will be housed and fed at the centre. During their stay the rangers will work for various depart,- ments of the Ministry as well as for the Conservation Auth- ority. Pines musicians do well A number of students at the Pines Senior Public School did well at the Kiwanis Music festival held in Peterborough on Friday and Saturday of last week. The following are results of the students at the school: Todd Haynes, trumpet solo, 2nd prize, 82 per cent. Krista Brady, Lisa Kent and Carolyn Bannister, wind trio, 3rd prize, 80 per cent. Ray Kortekaas, saxophone solo, lst, 78 per cent. Todd Haynes, Tom Lycett, trumpet duet, 1st, 85 percent. Ray Kortekaas, Todd Hay- nes, sax.and trumpet, 1st, 85 per cent. Alison Berton, Flute solo, lst, 81 per cent. Congratulations to all con- testants fo thei achievements. -No Players -No Coaches No Team e e e 'e e e e e e e s e.,., SPECIAL Al the Fish and Chips you can eat, $1.85 Tuesdays and Wednes- days. MOM'S KITCHEN Main St., Orono 983-5310 ARMY CORP EXERCISE Approval has also been given f1or an Army Cor'p exercise in the forest for the first part of May. The exercise is in communication and will use the Forest Centre as the centre for the operat- ion. The Corp is making use of the forest centre grounds for camping as well as the gym building as exercise head- quarters. Newcastle Senior Bail Club Happenings at Forest Centre ATTENTION Tyke and Pee Wee Basebail Players Friday, April 28th 6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m. Orono Town Hall People wanting to play ball must sign up at this-time or phone 983-5840. LastChance À v 1