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The Orono PeeWee Hornets Murray Billion, Terry Watson son, Rys Jenkins, Kevin Frayer, Kirk Carr Terrv irepKtured above. Bar row ton V Morley, Tom LyceSt, Philip'and Wayne Zoschke. Coombes, Glen Evans and left t° nght) Wayne Baker, Warren Nichols, Mark Simp- Front row - Bob Hickey, Don Shawn Robinson Orono Soccer Club wins first game Orono registered its first victory of the season by defeating Zipn last Wednesday by a score of 2 -1. Orono took an early lead with a goal by Eric Burton in the first half. Zion came right back to ties the sdore. Then late in the second period Roger French came on to score the winner. The game on Saturday night at Courtice ended in a 1 -1 tie. At half-time Orono was down by a goal but early in thl second half Harry de Jonge broke through to tie the score. Next game is this Wednesday night with Orono hosting Tyrone. Game time 7:30. PILES UP TWO WIN ON SATURDAY AT THE KAWARTHA Gerald Robinson from Orono took two wins at the Kawartha on Saturday night. In the third race Robinson drove' Carman Chuck to the win. In the final race of the meet Robinson driving Rob Ron Don came in for his second win of the evening. The winning time was in 2.04.2. Rob Ron Don is owned by Steve Allen of Orono and in sven starts this year has had three wins. Gerald Robinson -was fourth with Lilli Mac Ann.on Thursday as well as third with Arkansas Traveller. On Saturday Junior West placed second with Sonic Express in the seventh while Derek Newman was fourth with Challenge and Gord Irwin eighth with Aramac Egan in the same race. West also placed third in the ninth driving Leo's Dominion while Gord Irwin was close behind in fourth place .with Place M^t. Keith West took a fifth place finish in the second race with Hilltop Class and placed eighth in the fifth with Hieland Expo. Derek Newman was seventh in the fifth withShiawayShadowfax. * ! E.O.B.A. SENIOR LEAGUE ( Standings include May 30 games) W L Pet. Ajax 4 0 1.000 P. Hope 2 1 .667 Peterboro 2- 1 .667 Kingston 2 1 .667 L. Britain 3 2 .600 Oshawa 3 2 .600 Kendal 1 2 .333 Bowmanville 1 4 .200 Whitby 1 6 .143 Future. Games;, Sat. June 5 Kendal at Whitby 2 p.'m. Sun.June 6 Whitby at Kendal 2 p.m. . Gigantic June Bazaar to be held in the Darlington Sports Centre Taunton Road East, Hampton SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 10:00 a.'m. -,7 p.m. Arts,- draftsAntiques Baking- Plants Demonstrations Something for Everyone OVER 60 EXHIBITORS ' Lucky Draw every Half Hour Pleanty of Parking Free Admission S PORTS To address public on Newcastle games The Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle invites the public to a presentàtion on the Newcastle game, a project to explore the local environment through art and athletics throughout the summer of 1976. The open meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. on June 9 in the Bowmanville Public Library Library on Temperance Street in Bowmanville. Coffee and doughnuts doughnuts will be served. The Newcastle game is being co-ordinated by the Visual Arts Centre in co-oper ation ÿith groups and individuals individuals throughout the town. It is supported by a Wintario grant from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. It is part; of the province wide cultural Olympic celebration of the 1976 summer Olympic games in Montreal. Events planned for the Newcastle game include cycling cycling and walking tours, artists' interpretations of the town, and mapping of features of the local environment for use by artists, athletes, sightseers sightseers etc. Pictured above is the Orono Mr. Roast Beef Atoms who during the past winter played in the United Counties league. Back row (left to right) Derek Newman, Greg Stacey, Kevin Steven VanHaverbeke, Jeff Taylor, Blair Veinot, Steven Dillion and Stew Simpson. Merrick, Steven Bole, Scott Front row - Steven Mitchell, Richards, Dah Cowan, Randy Scott Prescott, Jeff Gray, Tennent, Mathew Robinson, Don Stevens, Derek Mum- ford, Bill Storesbergen, Greg Philip, Coaches, Tony Mitchell Mitchell and Dennis Mumford. Ajax edge Eagles On Saturday, May 29, Ajax scored a 5--4 home victory over the Kendal Eagles. . Ajax took a quick 2--0, off Ralph Kennedy in the first inning but Kendal came back and held a 4 - 3 lead going into the eighth. However, Ajax tied the game on a eighth inning home run by Brian Grubb and then scored the winning run in the ninth with a bases loaded squeeze bunt. Collecting hits for the Eagles were Bill McCullough, 3 hits; Pete Henderson, 2 hits and 1 RBI; Tom Wallace, 1 hit and 2 RBI; Fraser Wallace and Bill Robinson with 1 hit each. Tennis Anyone? Come in to Bowmanville's Tennis Headquarters Racquets by Concept - Kawasaki Jelinek ' Balls by . Penn - Royal Court Shoes by Pony - Comfort Visors and Socks . Come In and look over our wide selection of everything you need for Tennis . . . and our prices will delight you! Be sure and pick up your application for the Oshawa & District 85 King St. W. Hockey School, D & R Sports & Ski Shop