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Orono Atoms lose out in play downs with Beaverton Orono Atoms lose in final game, Championship Round, April 13, 1976. Ô.M.H.A. Orono Atoms sponsored by Oshawa Crane Rentals lost against the Beaverton Atoms on Tuesday evening 4 to 1 with the last goal being scored into an open net when Orono pulled their goalie in favour of an extra attacker. It was a hard contested-game with Orono playing well, but not getting the breaks around Beavertons net. Don Doxtater scored Orono's only goal with assists from Peter Bolton and Rodney Armstrong. Jeff Mitchell was again outstanding in net. Orono had 4 penalties to Beavertons 1. Coaches - Dave King, Chuck Hutton arid Mike Sawyer would like to take this opportunity to thank their sponsor Mr. Carn Olsen (Oshawa Crane Rentals) for all he had done during this most successful year. Also all of the great parents who have supported and followed the boys all season. Have a good summer. * Roast Beef Atoms end season with banquet The Mr. Roast Beef Atoms officially ended their hockey season last Wednesday with a banquet hosted by Fred Strosbergen at his Mr. Roast Beef restaurant. After the dinner the boys were presented with trophies and crests by the coaches and given autographs by Jim Éutherford of the Detroit Rqd Wings, uncle of teammate Steven VanHaverbeke. The . boys then ended the evening by presenting their coaches with plaques. Coaches George Kemp, Tony Mitchell, Mitchell, Denis Mumford and Earl Stevens would like to thank Mr. Roast Beef for sponsoring the team and the banquet to end an enjoyable season. Thanks also tp the parents for their support and thanks to Jim Rutherford for coming by. A special 'thankyou' goes to all the boys on the team for the plaques and a good year of hockey. Have a nice summer guys. Trout season opens Saturday, April 24th Once again this spring the streams in the Lindsay District flowing into Lake Ontario are teerning with migratory rainbow trout. As these fish make their way to traditional spawning grounds, Ministry of Natural Resources Conservation Conservation Officers work around the clock to ensure that the poacher's net does not interrupt their journey. Lindsay District Conservation Officers already report that numerous charges have been laid against those who would take fish illegally during their spawning run. The fishing season for trout in these waters opens April 24 this year. Smelt from Lake Ontario also run up these prime trout streams and this presents an additional problem. While it is legal to fish for smelt in Lake Ontario, it is an offence to' engage in such netting activity "north of the lake," that is, in those trout streams. Smelt fishermen are therefore cautioned to confine their fishing to the Lake as failure to comply with this regulation can lead to charges under the Ontario Fishery regulations. Only one close win at Ka wart ha for locals The closest any of the local horsemen came to a win last Thursday or 6IANT BAZAAR SO BIG! ROTARY HAD TO HAVE THE GYM AT BOWMAN VILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOR ITS GIANT BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE Com ing on SATURDAY, MAY 1> 1976 THOUSAND OF DOtLARS OF MERCHANDISE AND PERSONALLY BAKED GOODS WILL BE OFFERED, ALONG WITH GAMES OF SKILL, ENTERTAINMENT AND MÀNY MANY PRIZES SALE - 1:00 - 5:00 p.m . Auction - 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Collect your contributions now. Rotarÿ will be canvassing Bowmanville on Saturday, April 24, for citizen donations. Proceeds for senior citizen, youth and playground projects. Citizens not living in Bowmanville wishing to make donations may drop them off at the following: ORONO Orono Weekly Times HAMPTON Stoch's Shell Service Station & Lunch COURTICE - Reg. Johnson*R.R. 3, Bowmanville Saturday at the Kawartha was in thé sixth race on Thursday. Gerald Robinson notched a second place finish in the race driving Our Lad. In the same race Derek Newman .finished sixth driving Bae State Swinger. Robinson also placed third in the fifth race driving Chatham Chip while Junior West was fifth with Real McCoy. Derek Newman was third iri the first race with Whitefoot Grace and third again in the fourth with Anthony Jay. In the third race Junior West was third with his own horse, Lilli MacAnn with Derek Newman finishing sixth with Vandyke Celer and Frank Stacey eighth with Hoot Van, On Saturday evening Gord Irwin placed fifth with Aramac Egan in the third. Gerald Robinson was fourth with Elmgrove Chief in the seventh while NO INTENTION TO CLOSE STATION STREET (Continued from page 1) undertaking and he assured the petitioners that the Town wanted nothing to do with it. Mr. R. Stewart of the Senior Citizens said they had no intention of closing the road and all they wanted was to have the road a municipal road. He said the group could not get grants if they were too far from any town. "We are making mountains out of mole hills tonight", he said. The planning director also pointed out that the Planning Advisory Committee was concerned concerned of the narrow aspect of the road and that older people should have access to the Village by a sidewalk and that there should also be street lighting to the complex from Orono. Juriior West was right behind with his own horse Peerless Miss. Racing taking over Mosport Mosport Park's auto racing season officially opens this Sunday, April 25 with the opening round of the 1976 Bulove Championship. The popular amateur series for Formula 100s and 2.5 litre sedans is embarking on its fifth season. Other dates now set for Mosport are : Victoria Day Sprints, May 21-24; Labatt's Blue 5000 Weekend, June 18-20 ; Dominion to Independence Day Sprints, July 1 - 4; Tripleheader Weekénd, August 20-22; Grand Prix of Canada (Tentative) September 24-26 and Thanksgiving Speed Weekend, October 8-10. (S South east corner of Nash and Preston Rd.) s d&r SPORTS & SKI SHOP • Come in and look over the wide selection of Canadian-made Concept Rackets and Penn Tennis Balls. 1 year warranty on Tennis Rackets MURRY COLE the Ontario Tennis representative for 'Concept Rackets and Penn Tennis Balls will be at D & R Sports & Ski Shop FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p,m. He will be pleased to answer all your questions. 85 King Street W. Bowmanville 623-3421 DOLLARS AND CENTS PROBLEM Mayor Rickard in addressing addressing the meeting said he saw the problem as a dollar and cent problem. "We ban do anything if the taxpayers will put up the money", he said. He pointed .out that council had passed a mdtion that they would not spend any jnoriey on new roads during the next three years. He did point out that new developers would have to build their own roads. He said if this is a good location for the Senior Citizens Citizens development then someone someone has to fix the road. The Mayor said it all boiled down to the matter of dollar and cents. • Councillor Lyall again said it was going to cost a bundle to fix the road and the Town doesn't want to have anything to do with it. He said the only solution is for the Senior Citizens to go elsewhere' and leave the present road as it is. • Mayor Rickard said there are a number of problems with the present location that should be resolved. 1 A general feeling of the petitioners was to the effect 1 that the people be allowed to continue to use the road. n .n n ii n Weekly Times U f\ U II U Custom Forms i f With Substance . Phone 416-983-5301 tPlAY IT COOL-ADD A SUMMER IS MORE FUN WITH YOUR OWN POOL We are prepared to discuss your new pool with you. COMPLETE INSTALLATION or POOL KITS :■#! CHEMICALS - WAÎLK DELIVERY LLOYDTAYLOR Orono, Ont. Phone 983-5003 NEWCASTLE GOLF COURSE r - Open Friday, April 16 , ' DAILY GREEN FEES ,AND MEMBERSHIPS 18 HOLES YARDAGE 6(485 ELECTRIC CARTS -• SNACK BAR PHON E 987-4851 1 Mile past of Newcastle on Highway No. 2 Then, */ 2 mile north qn Golf Course Road