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I Pictured above is the Orono Tyrone who then earned the only three of their thirteen Roger French, front row 1 to r Junior Recreation Soccer honour to compete in the games. Steven Mitchell, Scott Aldred, Club which last Wednesday finals on Staurdây in Bow- Left to right back row, Paul Steve Agnes, Robert French, played their final game of the nanville at the Pine Ridge Roaevso, Steven Merrick, Greg Vey, Lenard Aldred and season. The local boys were School. The local boys did Steven Quinn, Scott Yeo, Richie Dupe, defeated in the game 4-0 by play well all season losing Steve Bob, Murry Dennis and The Orono Senior Recrea- o'n Soccer Club played in the nal championship game for le league trophy last Satur- ay afternoon at the Pine jdge School in Bowminyille, The local club was defeated 3-1 by Newcastle who now holds the league trophy. The single Orono goal was scored by Jim Lycett. The club completed a most successful year reaching tne iinai playoff playoff series. Pictured above: (back row 1 to r) Peter Mathwich, coach, Jim Lycett, Ross Stutt, Alan Mathwich, Steven Clark, Paul RACING AT THE KAWARTHA Last Tuesday night at the Kawartha Junior West drove to . a win in the eighth race driving Whipper Snapper, a hyrse owned by Calvin Varey of Newcastle. In the following race the Grant Malley horse, Marymo Jay took the win. Junior West also placed third in the opening feature with Jada while the Gerald.Rainey horse, Penny Van Echo, driven by W,. Hannah finished in fifth place. Jack Williams placed fifth with his own horse, Harwil Pete in the fourth. Three impressive wins were registered registered on Thursday night at the Kawartha' by local entries. In the third race Bill Reid's Blade placed first while in the fifth Arapiac Egan, owned by Watkins and tacey paid $19.10 for its win in 2.07.2 In the "eighth race E. A. Merrick drove his own horse tô à win paying $18.10 and with & time of 2.06.3. Junior West finished second with Mooreland's Goldie in the seventh as well as third with Sun Brier Bob in the sixth race. Saturday night at the Kawartha was Orono night when local merchants donated coolers to - the winning horses and awards to the winning drivers. Although it was Orono night it did not appear so in the winner's circle. Gerald Robinson did however take a yin in the opening race driving Golden Herbert: In the third race Junior West was fourth with Lilli MacA,nn while Don Lycett made a claim of the second nlace finisher, Chuckie Lind. In the fifth race Gord Robinson drove Old Soft Shoe to à second place finish i followed in the same race in third place by Harwil Pete. Harwil Pete now owned by Charles Peake was driven by Junior West. Wil Lor Amy now leessed to J. Gray of Orono by Clifford Francis finished to second place in the tenth race with the drive by Derek Newman. Reed, Gary Bridger, Lee Remington; front row; Doug Dupe, Steven Stec, Darryl Zoschke, Jamie Cowan and Willie Reid. Hunting safety courses being held at Orono Prospective new hunters would be well advised to. enroll now in one of a number of Hunter Safety Training courses being held throughout the Lindsay district.. Persons 20 years of age and under are reqjired to take the' Hunter Safety Course before ' being allowed to' write an examination for a hunting licence. The Ministry also recommends that persons over 1 twenty years without previous hunting experience enroll in the course. Names and locations of instructors can be obtained from the Ministry of Natural 1 Resources, Lindsay, Ontario. Two courses are being held in .Orono on the dates of August 26- from 9:00 a m. . to 12:00 noon and on September 3rd from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m, The Lindsay office 1-705 324-6121 __...... Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 25th, 1976--5 The Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame All the big ones don't get ands of youngsters in the art away. Six angling Greats of angling. Other charter have been inducted into the members of the Garcia Cana- Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall (ban Fishing Hall of Fame of Fame, where their valued are: Right Honorable John G. contributions and achieve- Diefenbaker, an ardent ang- ments will be accorded perp- 1er and politician who under- etual recognition. Recipients . stands and supports conserv- of this ultimate honor were ation. The piscatorial purs- selected by a nation-wide uits of the former prime committee. minister have taken him to One of the chosen few is Gregory Clark, the beloved and esteemed Toronto journalist journalist who has written about the: outdoors for 65 of-his 84 years. One judge commented: "Even "Even if they have never wet a line, there are millions who know the joys , of angling through this noble man's writing." Another is Joe Phillips of Oakville, a gold medal-winning medal-winning wtirld casting champ, who was given a special Ontario achievement award in recognition of his work in the development of bait and flÿ casting. ' Phillips has personally instructed thovts- Roderick Haig-Brown of Campbell River, B.C., an internationally acclaimed fisheries expert, environmem talist and award-winning author author of 23 books. Jack Fenety, a world-renowned world-renowned Fredericton, N.B. conservationist conservationist who, on behalf of the Atlantic salmon, has fought pollution and habitat desecration for 23 years. The late Samuel Wilmot, fisheries pioneer who conceived, conceived, designed, established and operated the first government government hattihery on this continent. continent. d !; j: . NEW & USED CARS--SALES AND SERVICE i; Darlington Auto ; Centre King St. W. at Waverly Rd. Bowmanvi lie, Ontario 1; JOHN BALLANTINE PHONE 623-6900 NEWCASTLE GAME Kendal Hill Bus Tour Saturday, August 28 Come for a tour of this beautiful country side and hear some o£ its history. Meeting at the Kendal-United Church at 10 am - Tour of Clarke Museum included. .YOU bee <TJS.. WI L MANOR MOTORS R.K. 5 BOW MANTILLE -."-63"r,s;s7;; Î