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s, Wednesday, Novei s RTS O.M.H.A. PEE WEES O.M.H.A. Pee Wees opened the season in Pickering losing 8-1 but r-ebounded to beat Newcastle 7-4 lu their 2nd game Monday, October 24th in Darlington. Scoring the loue goal in the opener was Glyn Jenkins with an assist going to Duff Hamre. Scott Prescott played a strong game on defense iu the first game. The Orono boys were led by Jeff Mitchell with the hat trick in the 2nd gamne, with single goals going to Duff Hamre, Randy Tenant, Jeff Gray and Ted Oster. Assists went to Rodney Armstrong (2), Eddy King, Glyn Jeukins, David Groskopf, Don Doxtater, Murray Dennis and Ted Oster. Geoff Green played a good game lu the nets. ORONO O.M.H.A. MIDGETS Orono Midgets played their first away game1 in Pickering Village on Wednesday, October 26th losing 4-0. The Orono team played with a lot of desire and hustie with Jeff Westbrook, Darrel Zoschk&e and Jim Lycett playiug a strong game. The Rideau Demolition Midgets journeye d to Oshawa on Sunday, October 3th to play Mother's Pizza Midgets. Oshawa ouscored the Orono team 8-1 with John West scoring the Orono goal with the assist going to Pat- Williams. A strong game was played by Ross Stutt. The Orono team are workiug hard and x ould appreciate your support ou Mouday nights at the Darlington Sports Centre. O.M.H.A. TENNANT FUEL ATOIMS October 2lst, 1977, Orono at Uxbridge UxbridgeI 6, Orono 4. Goals scored for Orono by Stephen Murree, Guy Brachvogel 2, Paul Rnsseau. Assists by Roger King, Greg Vey, Stepheni Mlurree. Great game by Guy Brachvogel and our goalies. October 22nd, 1977, Pickering at Orono Pickering 7, Orono 4 Goals scored for Orono by Stephen Murree 3, Greg Ney. Assists b.,-,Guy Brachvogel 2, Keith Vey, Paul Rosseau. Great game by Stephen> Murree and- our goalies (Chris Langford and Allan Hall). October 29:th, 1977, Uxbridge at Oronio Uxbridge 5, Oronio 2 Goals scored for Orono by Stephen Murree and Roger French. Assists by Pau#l Rosseau and Eric Dresliuski. Great game by Paul Rosseau and Keith Vey ýand Robert French. Mrs. Gerri Bailey contri-, butes a sum of $250.00 fromi the Orono Home and School Association to the chairman of the Orono Community Cetre and Arena Fund. The preseutation was made on Suuday eveniug.at a meeting of canvassers lheld lu the Orono Town Hall. Another welcomned contribution to the fund. Annluounce deer season in district Once again this year the deer huters of the Lindsay District will have the opport- unîty to test their skills close to homre. The following is an outlîne of the 1977 deer seasons for the Lindsay Distict. One Week Season (rifles and dogs permitted), Novemi- ber 7 to November 12, inclusive. Peterborough couri- ty except the Townships of Cavan, Asphodel (south of Highway 7), Otonabee (south of Highway 7), North Mona-z ghan and South Maonaghani. Three Day Season ( shotgun season with no dogs permit- ted), November 7, 8 and 9. To-wnisips of Asphodel (south of Hlighway 7), Otonabee (south of Highway 7), North Monaghan, South Monaghan, Cavan, Manvers, Scugog, Mariposa and the Town of, Newcastle. Archery Seasons, October 24 to December 10 (bows only, no dogs), Townships of Ham- ilton and Hope. October 24 to November 6 and November 10 te Decem- ber 31. Nonquon Wildlife Area located in the Township of Scugog. October 24 to December 10 (resident bows only, no dogs). Town of Whitby (formerly Township of Whitby) and City of Oshawa (formerly East Whtby Township). AIl hunters are once agamn reminded of the extremne importance of providîng a good example in their pursuit of game. In Southern Ontario a high proportion of bunting recreatïon occurs on private land anid a- such, good huniter-lanciowner reîations are of utmost importance. One effective way to main- tain good hunter-landowner relations is to ensure that permission is always obtain- ed before entering private land. If your hunt is success- fui, perhaps an offer to share your game with the landown- er would be in order. Remnember. Your behav- lour when afîeld reflects on the entire hunting fraternity. Be sure to act in the same manner you -would expect of others hunting on your own property. Ministry of Natural Resour- ces field staff will again be patrolling extensively during the 1977 deer hunt. Should Lindsay districi landowners or hunters comne across a problemn during the deer hunt please contact the Lindsay District, office as soon as possible (705-324-6121 or Zenith 92000) and an investigation wîll be initiated at the earliest opportunity. Hunters are again advised that many of the townships in which an open season for deer exists have restrictive by- laws concerning the dis- charge of firearms. It is recom)mended that ail hunt- ers contact the appropriate township office before plan- ning their hunt. For addition- al information concerning hunting seasons iu Ontario please consult the summary of 1977 Hluntîng Regulations pamiphlet available at Minis- try of Natural Resources distcrict offices and many sporting stores. trapping regulation Recent changes in the trapping regulations (Ontario Regulation 443-77) requires that A persons holding a licence to hunt, or tmap fur-bearing animals mus t have a written permit fromp the owner of the land on which he is gomng to trap. This regulation requires that wrîtten permits from land owners must be present- ed when application is made for your 1977-78 trapper's licence. Town subsidy senior reni The Town of Newcastle has given approval to enter into an agreement with the Minis- try of Housing to enter into a rent supplemnent agreement with tlhe Ontario Housing Corporation. The agreemnent is for 40 per cent of the units of the Durham County Senior Citi- zens Lodge Hlousing project proposed to be builît on Station Street lu the Vllage of Orono. Through the agreement the Town will accept their share of thie budgeted operating loss up to seven and a haîf Per cent of the 40 per cent of the units. The agreemepnt however is conditional that a proposed grant from the Town of Newcastle in the amount Of $25,000.00 to the Durham County Senior Citizens Lodge be reduced by forty per cent or $10,00.00- On short end of four games The Clarke senior and junior basketball teams were found to be on the short end of four recent games although when playing G.L. Roberts teams the local girls were in contention throughout the games. The Courtice senior girls dumped Clarke by a score of 69 to 38. Kathy Taîsma, in the losing effort, scored 14 points followed by Nancy Allin with 7. Jane Staples 5. Barb Lempen and Lori Clark 4 each and Eileen Corby with two points. Two Courtice girls were taken out of the game early with sprained ankles while Jane Staples fouled out in the fourth quarter. The Courtice Junior basket- bail team had it nîl their own way in a 49-8 contest wîth the Clarke Junior girls. Colleen Moffat scored 6 of the eight Clarke points with the other two goiîrg to Carol Selby. The Clarke Seniors were edged out of a win within the last minute of play against the G.L. Roberts seniors with the final score comning in at 36 to 32. The Clarke girls came from behind lu the second half Off ice. to take a one point lead to the ~final minute of play but this did not hold up for a win. Again it was Kathy Taîsma that lead the Clarke scorers with 17 points, Barb Lempen il, and Nancy Allun and Jane Staples with two points each. A most exciting gâme was played between the Clarke and G.L. Roberts Juniors with the third quarter being a see-saw affaîr with both teams trading the lead. The contest finally went to Rob- erts by a score of 19-17. Carol Selby for Clarke scored 9 points with five on foui shots. Other Clarke scorers were Sheiiey kiti- ards and Carol Taîsma with 3 eiicn and Heather Saw-yer with two voints. Dated at the Town of Newcastle this 2nd day of November, 1977. .J.M. Mcellroy, A.M.C.T. - Clerk, Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, The Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Notice Revision and Certification of the Assessnient Commissioner's List School Support Entry Last Day for Filing an Appeal Novemnber 14, 1977 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 516 of The Municipal Act and the Ontario Regulation 374-72 as amended, 1 have posted up at my office, on Novemnber 2, 1977, a copy of the Assessment Commissioner's List showing the School Support for al persons who are qualified to direct taxes for the taxation year 1978. The persons who are qualified to direct taxes are: Owaers, Joint Owners, Tenants or Joint Tenants. I hereby cali upon ail persons qualified to direct taxes in the Town of Newcastle to take immediate proceedings to have any errors corrected, the last day for appeal being November 14, 1977. Revision of the list for a change in School Support will commence on November 15, 197in the Clerk's Office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. Appeal forms for alteration of your School Support are available at the Clerk's