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S POR TS Orono OMHA Midgets Monday night's home game saw scored, tipping in Paul Reddick's blast Beaverton in for an exciting game. In the from the point. Then Paul Reed connected first period they got two unanswered goals with Pete Kruhkert and Jeff Westbrook. altoug Ornc ad ostof he layin Orono went abead on a scrambling type their end. Ross Stutt slammed in a Paul efr f h tc fPt rhetfo Reed pass to open the scoring in the second Paul Reed and Duane Major. perid ad go th boy huming ReoreGoalie Dan Barlow miade several perid an go theboy hutmin. Beore key saves to hold the boys in but at the 632 the period was over Beaverton had went mark Beaverton tied it up to end the ahead by a score of 3-1. In the third period scoring 4-4. A fine effort by the entire Orono came out charging. Pete Kruhkert team. Cross co untry ski clInic at forest centre Duec. 17 At a news conference on Tbursday at the Ganaraska Forest Centre staff at the Forest Centre outlined a series of four special winter recreation eventa to be held at the centre during the next four months. These will. include a Cross Country Ski Clinic, the World of Snow- shoes, Winter Magic and a Ganaraska Loppet. The first event, a Cross Country Ski Clinic, wil be held this coming Sunday, December l7tb and wil commence at 2:00 p.m. Tbe clinîc will have at least a two-fold urpose in tbat it will of ski boots, poles etc. whicb one may be considering as Christmas presents or for personal use. The clinic will demonstrate proper ski-waxing and main- tenance of equipment. It will also outlîne proper lotbing for the sport as well as providing a list of articles which sbould be carried when skiing. The clinic will also describe the various types of equipment that are on the market and make suggestions as to its proper use. It was stated that this should be a great asset to those who are considering purcbasing new equipment or purchasing a Christmas gif t. There will be a short ski tour over the yellow trail following the clinic. This event along witb the other tbree are being offered free of charge at the Forest Centre wbere bot chocolate will be served to tbose taking part in the outings. Tbe calendar of events at the centre also include, "The world of snowsboes" to be beld on Saturday, January 2tb at 1:00 p.m. The tecb- nique of snowsboeing will be demonstrated along witb the presence of a display illus- tratîng the bistory of snow- shoeing. A limited number of snowsboes will be available for a bike in the forest. On Saturday, February l7tb at il a.m. it is "Winter Magic". A tbree-hour ski expedition bas been arranged Orono Bantams -find winning com-. bination - Bob Zych in goal and Steve Stec up front. November 25th, Orono 6, Bowmanville 2 On Saturday, November 25th Orono Bantams hosted Bowmanville Bantam B's comning Up with strong goaltending and a good team effort. Steve Stec lead the attack witb a hatrick, and Ken Farrow, Steve Wood and Paul King, picked up singles. Kirk Carr had 2 assists and Ken Farrow and Scott Prescott picked Up singles. November 27th - Orono 6, Bowmanville 1 In a return match played at Darlington Sports Centre, Orono again skated to victory. Bob Zych in only bis 2nd game between the pipes this season was only 24 seconds from recording a shutout. Steve Stec again led the scoring parade with another hatrick, Kirk Carr got a pair. and Ken Farrow picked up a single. Assîsts went to Ken Farrow (2), Vance Prue (1), Steve Wood (1), Kirk Carr (1), Steve Graham (1). November 3th - Orono 4, Port Perry 4 Af ter losing the first encounter to Port Perry 13-1 the Orono boys went out to even the record. The Orono boys battled back from a 2 goal deficit to corne away with a 4-4 draw. Bob Zych was sensational off the trails at the forest. Survival skills wil be taugbt. As well as proper clotbing and food will also be covered. Those takîng part are asked to pack a lunch for the expedition. And not to be forgotten are the enchanting winter scenes to be enjoyed on tbîs expedition. Saturday, Marcb 27tb corn- in goal and the whole tea.m gave it everythrng they had. Steve Stec again led the team with a pair of goals. Kirk Carr and Ken Farrow finished the scorîng with singles. Assista went to Ken Farrow (2), Kirk Carr (1), Scott Prescott (1) and Steve Wood (1). December lst - Orono 7, Beaverton 3 The Orono club first battled the elements to drive to Beaverton for this gaine Friday night and then did battie with Beaverton Bantams on the ice. Kirk Carr was the hero of the night picking up 4 goals and 1 assist. Other scorers were Ken Farrow (2) and Steve Stec with 1 goal and 1 assist. Vanice Prue got a pair of assista with singles to Scott Prescott and Paul King. This was another strong team effort witb Bob Zych very sharp in goal. December 2 - Orono 2, Peterborough 4 By Saturday night the boys had played 4 games and just ran a little short of gas. The boys put up a strong effort losing a close game 4-2 with the 4th goal into an empty net af ter several good attempt to tie the game. Ken Farrow scored the first goal withbhelpi from Kirk Carr and Steve Wood. The 2nd goal was also a nice 3-way passing play with Kirk Carr scoring wîth assista to Vanice Prue and Steve Sfiec. mencing at 10:00 a.m. bas been set aside for the Gan- araska Loppet, a 25 km. race tbrough the beautif ul trails of the Ganaraska. It was pointed out that the whole family can take part in the event wbere eacb individual races against the dock. It is also meant to be an enjoyable and funffiled outing. There will be fresh bot chocolate after each event. The chalet at the forest centre will open on December l6tb for both cross country skiers and snowmobilers. At this time the tables and benches will be provided and the canteen will be open. The cbalet will be open every Saturday, Sunday and holi- days Dominion Hardware speclal enq AM/FM digital clock radio Large lighted numerals. Forward and reverse time set control. You wake to music or wake to alarm. AM/FM radio features automatiç volume controi. Buit-in AFC prevents station drift. LUne cord for FM. 502-5397 .........................34.67 Prtces in effect unil Decemnber 24th, 1978 I R"OLPH DOMINION HARDWARE n Thursday and Friday tili 9 o'cdock R N , T.9350