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MM 1 lýl, n 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 5, 19M5 j Orono Squirts Soccer 1 win openinig Yet another soccer season is upon us and the Squirts 1 visited Tyrone, always a tough game, on May 24 for the first game. Tyrone got off to a quîck start and pressed in the open- ing minutes. The pressure paid off when an Orono defender handled the bail in the penalty box after a good save by Jason Lawrence. John Ford shot the baIl high into the corner to give the home teamn the lead. After this setback, the Orono mid- fielders started to take over. Jason Stubbs, Jarrod Easton & Lindsay Couch made some good plays to get the bail for- ward to Jonathan Burnham, Scott McDoniald and Krista Szymczak. Finally, our break came when a hiand bail oc- cured about 20 yards out. Andrew Burton fired a nice shot into the net. The second [yrone club game< :1alf produced more excite- ment, especially when Steven Sargent made a great save from a penalty shot. In- spired, we went rightuped and go-od inrerplay between Scott Borduni and Jamie Shetier let J amie tire a long shot past the goaie for the winnîng goal. Weli dlone, team!! The second gamne, scheduled at Orono on May 27 agai nst Bowmanville Cheetahs was cancelled because of heavy ran. The two Orono teams pac- ed each other on June 3. Orono Il had just the right numfber of players but Orono 1 only had nnine players because of Beavers. The game was evenly played as the flow moved up and down the field. Jeffrey Hughes had a good scoring chance in the first haif, but Jason Lawrence stopped him wth a last m.-inute tackle. Half time come and saw the game tied at zero.ý Midway through the se- cond haîf, Jeff Hughes made somne nice moves and shot a nice goal past the goalie. Orono Il didn't give up and finally got a goal on a shot from far out that bouinced awkwardly in front of the goalie and then sneaked over the line. Andrew Burton was the scorer after a nice pass fromn Scott Bordun. Scott Ransberry played a strong gamne on defence and was well supported by Stephan Cancelliere and Jason Hill in midfield. The next gamne is at Orono against Bowmanville Tigers on June 10. SNPORTS Starting off young Allison Finley kept busy al- week. evening modeling sonne of the Here Allison proudly latest in children's sportswear exhibits a home-sewn winter at the Fashion Show held in jacket and pant outfit. the Orono Town Hall last Li»brary detection systems approved By Jennifer Garland The Northumberland and Durham Board of Education approved the installation of 3-M "Tattie Tape" book detection systems in the Port Hope and Campbellford District High Schools at their meeting last Thursday night. Based on a 1981 survey of secondary school librafies which Indicated a steady, costly loss of books each year, it is the Board's inten- tion that a system be purchas- ed each year until ail eight secondary schools are equipped. To date,, Library Detection Systems have been installed in the following schools: Clarke High, East Nor- thumberland Secondary, Cobourg District Collegiate Institute East, and Bowman- ville Highi. The estimated cost of each instalilion is $14,012 per school. Orono - Lockhart's Claim Campus News Ga rbage Solution LOCKHART CAMPUS day, May 29, 1985, the Costly NEWS st'udents went to Toronto. by Coraie T. and Georgina They visited the CN Tower, It wiillcost $40 million to S. the City Hall, Union St. and bring Durham's garbage pro- French Kensington Market. Eleveni blems under control, say con- Grade 6's are having a test parents came to help out. sultants irFed to find an alter- on everything they have Here are the namnes: Mrs. native to, landfill sites. learned this year. Tennant, Mrs. de Laat, Mrs. MvacLaren, Enginýeers of Gr.ade 5'.s are learning Sherdian, Mrs. Colemian, Toronto 1has rec:ommended Avoir and are also reviewing9. Mrs. Van Hamiburg, Mrs. that thle region adopt a three- Grade 4's aire learning how Knapp, Mrs. Johnston1, Mr. Part plan cýomb*ining recycl- to describe how, people are Gibson and Mr. Jecrme. Mr,. ing, incineratio)n and landfill- feeling. Eames and the students ing to reduce the level of solid would like to thaik the waste buried in Durham gar- Mrs. Ralfe's Gr. 2-3 parents for their helip. bage dumnps. In spelling, they are learn- Each class saw the video Building an energy-from- ing lesson No. 35. "Strong Kids, Safe Kids". It ,vaste plant to supply is an excellent video for al' Durham industry with steam Mr. Witheridge's Gr. 4-5 parents to view to their Power will cost $31-$4I In Math they are learning children. It can be rented at million. And opening a new how to divide. In E.S. the varîous vîdeo stores. landfill site to replace expen- students are collecting infor- sive and inefficient dumps mation for projects. Recess spread throughout the region Students are piaying on the will cost another $5 million. Mr. Eames' Gr. 5-6 swings, playground, four- The consultant's report ad- In mnath they are learning squares and basebali. vises the works committee to measurement. On Wëdnes- implement a recyclinq and ((Continued page 8)