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r~* --; -"'-"i-V/; (Back row left to right) : Gil Alldreàd, ( Front row ) ; Mark 8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 19th, 1979 Orono Mosquitos compete in NASC On Saturday, Sept. 8th, the Orono Mosquitos travelled to Oshawa to compete in the NASC soccer finals. Because of Orono's standing in the league they had a bye for the first round played earlier in the week, , Zion Park was the first team Orono played, and Orono won by a score of 2-1. The first half of the game ended with Zion ahead 1-0 but, Orono managed to pull themselves themselves together in the second half and scored two unanswered unanswered goals. The first goal was scored on a trickling sharp angled shot from Rick Pierik. The second goal was John Cowans first of the year. He scored on a high shot from about twenty feet out. The win against Zion put Orono in a final matchup with Willow- dale, a team that had twice beaten Orono by a score of 7-2 and 7-0. After a trip to Macdonalds Orono was refueled and ready for any team, but in the first half Willowdale managed to score two goals. The second half was scoreless, however Orono showing some excellent excellent ball handling on the forward line Willowdale had a few anxious moments. Superb goal tending by Blaine Bruton who incidently returned twice during the game after being taken off injured, and strong defensive work by Robert Snoek, Scott Alldread, Gil Wood and Sean and Steven Barry just to name a few kept Willowdale off the score sheet iri the second half. The final score was 2-0 for Willowdale. • Orono shôuld 1 consider themselves fortunate to be represented by a group of boys as were members of this team. They stuck together arid worked hard, showing continued improvement throughout the season. Their final position was second but if effort was a measure of success then first was the only position open to these youngsters. Orono over Bowm. in Saturday playoff On Sept. 15th at Bowman- ville High School, Orono played Bowmanville United in the quarter finals of the. Durham Region Youth Soccer Association playoffs. In the first half, Orono .were very lucky when Bowmanville Bowmanville were awarded a penalty shot, and shot wide. After this lucky break, Orono took the; lead on a free kick inside the penalty area. Robert French scored a beautiful goal which rattled the back of the net. This goal was assisted by Greg Vey. ; i In the second half, Bowmanville Bowmanville equalized on a penalty shot 1-1. Five minutes later Bowmanville was awarded another penalty shot, and Orono's goalie Keith Vey, deflected the shot over the bar. By regulation time the score was 1-1. We then had to play another 20 minutes of i overtime, and the score was still the same 1-1 after overtime. ' -To determine the winner penalty shots had to be taken, 5 from each team. 24 penalty shots had to be taken, Orono's goalie Keith Vey stopped the 24th shot consequently defeating defeating Bowmanville United. Jim BroWn scored the winner for (Continued from pdge 8) FOR THE ABOVE PICTURE OF THE ORONO MOSQUITOS Wood, Steve Barry. Sean Barry, Brad Peters, Todd Mercer, Rick Pierik, Scott Sargent, Scott Irwin, Robert Snoek, John Cowan, Dave Krukkert. Coach, Tony Wood ' (left) ; assistant coach, Ted Pierik (right). The Orono 1979 Mosquitos who played in the Durham Region Youth Soccer Association Association league this past summer summer are pictured above. (Top row, left to right) Roger French, Coach-Manager, Paul Garnett, Paul Henry, season the Orono team has Leonard Alldred, Chris Lang- /Robert French, David Zoel- played with teams out of ford, Greg Vey, Paul Wil- man, Allan Hall* and Jim Peterborough, Bowmanville, hams, Richie Dupe, Keith Brown. Oshawa 4 Teams, Pickering Vey, Scott Yeo. (Bottom row) During the past summer and Whitby. THE COMMITTEE TO SPONSOR INDO-CHINESE REFUGEES A Committee has been formed to sponsor a family of refugees and an application for a family of up to 6 persons has been accepted. The Committee, at its's last meeting, realized that to sponsor a family, the assistance of everyone in the Community is needed and it therefore is asking for: CASH DONATIONS ' Cash donations may be-placed on the Church offering plate or forwarded to one of the Church Treasurers, William. Armstrong or Ray Dickron. Arrangements have also been made to leave donations at The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Orono. CLOTHING Donations of Clean, ukable clothing would be appreciated and arrangements ihould be made by calling Mrs. George Kemp. Tel: 983-5984. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES: Donations of these items in good condition are also needed. If you can assist yith any donations' of the above, please call Mr. Marvin Colvin. Tel: 983-5716. TRANSPORTATION Anyone who is able to supply transportation or would like to assist, please call Roy Forrester. Tel: 983-5301. This is a Community project and the Committee would gladly -accept any ' ! ' assistance you may be ÿble to provide. Please call the Committee Chairman, Mr. Robert Hancock. Tel: 983-5256. * We will" be into the Fall season very soon. Shop at Armstrong's where the prices are reasonable. More new Fall goods is expected this week so make your choice,early. t t » . Jhe balancé of obr ladies' shoes, are being .cleared at $5.00 a pair. Maybe we havë your style and size. ' ' Armstrong's