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8--Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. October 27th, 1976 Orono Bantam Girls At the Kawartha Orono Bantam Girls defeated Bow- mànville No. 1 with scores of -25-17 and 13 7 12 ih .Order to become semi-finalists . against Hampton. Top hitters for the first game were Anita Hannam, Heather Sawyer, and Colleen Moffat. In thësecond game, top hitters were Beth Gatchell, Jlhelly Richards, and Andrea Williams. Inr our best out of three games with Hampton, the first game ended in a draw. • The final score was 13 all. Top go-getters were Beth Gatchell, Anita Hannam, Colleen Moffat and Shelly Richards. The second game ended in a victory for Hampton. Final score : 19-10, Anita# Hannam pitched the game and in a loosing cause belted out two homeruns, a triple and a single. Other hitters for Orono were Beth Gatchell and Andrea Williams; A third game had to be defaulted due to a lack of players owing to bad weather , conditions and the injury to one Orono , player who suffered a broken nose when Warming up in Bowmanville. We would like to take this opportunity opportunity to thank the people who helped in any way with the team during the season. A special thank you to Jim Hutton and Craig Tennant. At this time, we would appreciate it if the girls would turn in their sweaters. Lura Bridger and Allison Rahm Last Thursday at the Kawartha raceway two Orono drivers wrapped up the first two finishing positions in the sixth race. Junior West driving Glenholme Joe placed first with Gerald Robinson driving Carman Chuck in the second finishing position. Doug Allen's horse Glory A1 was the winner of-the third event in a time of 2.12.2. In the same event another local horse owned by Max Moore placed in seventh position at the wire. In the second race Junior West finished in third spot driving Chas. Peake's horse, Harwil Pete. The win wdTit to Hilltop Donna in 2.07.3. Junior West finished third in the fourth with Bit of Class while in the fifth Derek Newman made a bid for the win ending in second place driving Mary Minty. Gerald Robinson was fifth in the seventh with Snowman Pero. In a seven horse field in the sixth race on Saturday night three of the horses entered were from Orono. The win went to 'joister Minbar in 2.10. John Slater's horse, Lilli MacAnn placed second with William Hannah driving his own horse, Ro Ann Valley to the foruth place finish. The Max Moore horse, Silver Lad, driven by Gord Robinson placed sixth. Gerald Robinson was third in the fourth with Richland Clipper while in the seventh race the Don Lycett horse, Chuckie Lind was second. The seventh was a win for Sun Brier Rose in 2.07.2. Food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, suggest you serve CANADA " CHOICE tomatoes tomatoes often alone or mixed. When serving them chilled, add a sprinkle of sugar or a dollop of sour cream. When serving them warmed, add a bay leaf or a dash of garlic salt. Very soon, try these mixed recipes. Skillet Supper 1 lb. ground beef 1 tbsp oil 1/2 cup Chopped celery r 1/2 cup chopped onion 1/2 cup carrot coins 1 can (28 oz.) CANADA CHOICE tomatoes 1 /2 cup rice (uncooked j 1/2 tsp salt 1/8 tsp pepper dash chili powder 2 tbsps ketchup 1 /2 tsp Worcestershire sauce 1 can (12 oz.) com niblets drained. 's Brown ground beef in oil; acfd celery, onion, carrot and cook 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Drain well and discard fat. Add tomatoes, rice, salt, pepper, chili powder, powder, ketchup, Worcestershire sauce and corn niblets. Cover and simmer 25 minutes, stirring occasionally. Makes "4 to 6 servings. Your Comihents- Please The Orono Community Centre Project Committee would tie interested in your comments on the new proposed Orono. Arena, and-or Community Centre to be built on the existing site of tie present hi nia. The present arena must be to' ïi-down in Ap 1 of 1977. . Please answer the follwoing questions and add your comments. Mail to Box 103 Orono, Ontario or leave at the Orono Post Office. Would you like to see a combined Arena, and Community Centre ? Comments YES O NO O Would you like to see just an Arena V ES Q NO O 245 students active in Harrier meet Alone or Mixed Make CANADA CHOICE Your Choice Italian-Style Tomato Meat Sauce 2 lbs regular ground beef 2 tbsps butter 2 cans (10 oz. each) sliced mushrooms (reserve liquid) 1 green pepper, finely chopped 11/2 cups chopped onion 2 cloves garlic, crushed 2 cans (28 oz. each) CANADA CHOICE v tomatoes 2 cans (5 1/2 oz. each) " tomato paste ) tbsp salt 1 tbsp sugar 2 tsps dried oregano 1/4 tsp pepper 1/2 tsp chili powder 2 tsps dried parsley r 1 b>ay leaf . 11/4 tsp basil 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 cans ( 7 1/2 oz. each) tomato sauce Saute meat in butter; add mushrooms (drained), green pepper, onion and garlic. Cook until tender. Drain well and discard fat. Add . remaining ingredients (including (including reserved mushroom liquid); simmer ' uncovered for 1 1/2 hours or until mos: of the moisture has evaporated; Remove bay leaf before serving. Makes 13 cups. May be frozen in portions suitable for one meal for your family. Last Thursday at Cold Springs Camp 245 public school students from the western area took part in a Harrier Meet. Students represented represented a total of thirteen schools, both junior and Senior Public schools. The top thirty in each of the four events will take part this Wednesday, weather permitting, permitting, in an area meet to be held in the Gore's Landing area. Students from all over the Northumberland and Newcastle area will compete in this competition. THE WINNERS In the Junior Girls, 1500 metre, Mandy Huxter of Mitchell Corners was -the winner with a time of 9:38 for the course. Jenny Lewins, of Kirby-Kendal was second, Jeanette Armstrong of Orono third, Kim Haagmans of Hampton Junior fourth. In the Junior boys Billy Wry covered the planned course in a winning time of 8:45. Billy Wry is also from Mitchell Corners. Steven Taylor and Marty McDonald of Hampton Junior were second and third while Tim Cowie of North Courtice was fourth with Steven Bob from Orono ending ending up in fifth place. Bill Tate from Orono placed eleventh and Don Daxtater thirtieth. In the Intermediate boys Paul Cox of Bowmanville Senior Public covered the 3000 metre course with a time of 11: 43 to win. Greg Martin of the Pines was a close second in the event. Other Pine student in the qualifying number are: Dan Simpson fourth, Jim Boyd eighth, Todd Haynes eleventh, Danny Bar- low thirteenth, Wolfgang Reu- er, fifteenth, George Popa- dich 23rd, Paul Reed 26th and Steve Mehring 32rd. The winning time of 8:05. for the Intermediate girls went to Diane Peggie of M. J. Hobbs with Sharon Lockhart of the Pines placing second. Other Pine's placements were: Donna Mendonca 4th, Cindy Ruperty 5th, Susan Housley 7th. Jamboree in Orono on The Orono Country Jamboree Jamboree will, hold their first sho^ of the, new season on Sunday afternoon, November 7th at 2:00 p,mi in the Orono Youth Centre (Town Hall, Orono). Guest ' Artists are Terry Curtis of the Roseneath area, David and Cherly Brown of Port Hope, "The Country Teens" with Lynda Mitchell, Danny Card, Jeff Jowe and Donnny Cole. The House Band of Fay Adams and the Country Hits with Fay, Glory and Don Adams and Len Somersclaes on the steel guitar. The M.C. is Orono's Sterling Sterling Mather, known for his humor and country wit. Department of Parks & Recreation Saturday, Oct. 30th 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Oshawa Generals Jr. "A" Will be holding a public practice at the Darlington Sports Centre Players and Coaches will be on hand to answer your questions Parents, Coaches and players are all invited to attend. No charge.