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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 23rd, 1977 SÉ""P'OR TS Te nnant Fuel Atoms Orono travelled to Port Perry on November 18th for a Friday night game and we defeated them 4-2. Orono goals were scored by Grog Vey 2, Stephen Murree 2. Assists were given to Paul Rosseau, Stopheni Murroe, Greg Vey, Robert French 2. Great game by overyone. Right down to the goalie who had'a super gamne (Chris Langford). On Saturday, November 19th Oronoj Atoms hosted Peterborough, Orono skated away with a 6-1 win. Goals were scored by Greg Vey 2, Guy Brachvogel 2, Paul Henry 2. Assists were given to Greg Vey 4, Guy Brachvogel 2, Paul Henry, Paul Rosseau. Defense played well as did Paul Henry, Greg Vey, David Little and Bradley Roberts. Keep on winning guys!!! O.M.H.A. Bantams On Tuesday, Novembor lSth tho -boys played Newcastle on their home ice in Bowmanville. Paul Reed and Steve Stec connected for the only scoring in the first period. Newcastle came back in the second with a goal but before it was over Paul Reed tipped in Jim Moffatt's'blast from the point and Ken Prescott also assisted on the play. The third period was a physically fought fifteen minutes with Newcastle getting the tieing goal. Dan Mitchell was hot in goal to hold the boys for a 2-2 tie. On Sunday, Novomber 2th the Bantams travelled, to Uxbridge to meet them for the first time this year. Uxbridge got two goals in the first period, a dded four more in the second period before Orono could pick up a marker. Paul Reed did the job with Steve Stec in, the third period for the only scoring of this penalty filleci 15 minutes. Orono had a two man advantage but still couldn't come up with any goals and the game ended Uxbridge 6, Orono 1. On Monday, November 21, Pickor- ing was in for our weokly home game. The first period brought one goal by Pickering. They opened the scoring in the second period and then Steve Stec poked in Robbie Talsma's and Warren Nichols pass. The boys saw Pickering add six more goals bofore they could get back on track with a sizzling blast by Jim Moffatt passed up by Dan Mitchell. The game ended Pickering 8, Orono 2. The first game of the year saw the boys tie Pickering se they are'capable of playing better hockey. Their next game will be in the Darlington Sports Centre on November 28th against Uxbridge. Orono Pee Weqesi WIN 3 OUT 0F 8 October 3ist - Port Perry 6, Orono 3 Goal scorers for Orono were e Oster, Scott Prescott and Duff Hamre, assists went to Rodney Armastrong (2), Glyn Jenkins and Duff Hamre. October 27th - Newcastle 7, Orono 1 Scoring lone goal for Orono was Rodney Armstrong Wxith an assist to Eddy King. Novemiber 6th - Uxbridge 4, Orono 2 Scott Prescott scored both Orono goals with an assist going to Scott Richards. The teamn played a good grame. Novemiber 7th - Peterboroughi 6, Orono 1 Duffy Hamre netted the lone Orono goal with an assist going to Ted Oster. Despite the score the Orono boys played well. Novembor 5th - Orono 3, Oshawa 1 This was the boys first trip to the Civic Auditorium to play Bo Peep Black Hawks. Goal scorers for Orono were Jeff Mitchell, Scott Prescott, and Murray Dennis. Assists went to Eddy King, Don Doxtater, and Mike Ball. C'la rke %group for cross-countr Rocently theClarke Orien- teering Club held thir annual meeting and at the same time elected their slate of officers for the coming year. Those elected to office were: Director - Lars Carlson, President - Gord Blaker, Sec- retary-Treasurer - Betty Bla- ker, Membership - Sandra Bryson, Property Chair- person - Risto Santala In reports submitted to the meeting it was pointed out that during the past year many orienteering meots were attended by members of the Clarke Club. Tho miost noteable of these meets was the Senior Meni's Relay, held at Lthë Quebec Cha'.ltrnInsipýs in Ste. Jerom event was won team of Ron Paloitie and Ti As in the pa Orienteering C ded to again Cross-Coun try orientoering an ested in taking country skiing are asked to Carlson, 725-95E Bryson, 62.3-717 The club inter Ganaraska For spring for a orientoering evi evont is also b: for- mid Ags whore abou t 10( November l2th - Orono 2, Oshawa 1 The Orono boys returned to the Civic this time to play Oshawa Candian Tire Red Wings, defeating thom 2-1. Scott Prescott sco'red both Orono goals, with assists going to Joff Gray and Scott Richards. This was a real team effort. November lSth - Orono 3, Oshawa 0 Orono played Oshawa Bruins and came away with a 3-0 vîctory. Orono goals wero scored by Jeff Mitchell, Scott Richards, and David Groskopf. Assists went to Steve Sawyer and Jeff Mitchell. Geoff Green played well getting his first shutout of the season. Novemnber l4th - Uxbridge 5, Orono 0 The Orono boys played hard but a series of penalties held the team off the score sheet, The Pee Wees are starting to score and we look for many exciting games from here on. The Pee Wees play their home games every Monday night from 7 p.m. to 8 p. m. at the Darlington Sports Centre and would appreciate your support. expected to compete. The Clarke club would like to have more mnembers and ey point out that orienteering is a family fun sport. le, P.Q. This by the Clarke General Lowry, Tim iBlaker. Rep airs tthe Clarke11 Iub lias deci- To ail makes of i incorporate Skiing with Vehicles id those inter- part in cross- -TUNEUPS with the club -BRAKES contact Lars -ENGINES 84 or Sandra REBUILT 15. -TO WING nds to use the rest in early IMANGER 'S number of ýents. A large GARAGE twhen somne- 00 people are OI1<b',O 983-5130 iSite plan needed Newcastle marina ýj <F.R. Tennant Fuels Ltd. He p ointed out that yacht- ers were not interested in large dwellings as generally they had large sums of monies tîed up in their water crafts. The complex, he said, would be developed in stages. BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUR B URNER SERVOCE GULF FINANCING Low laterest Rates Mr. Scott Fenneli, owner of the Newcastle Marina, was told by council on Monday afternoon that council requir- ed a detailed site plan of his proposai before they could consider the development at the mouth of the Graham Creek in the Village of Newcastle. Mr. Fennell represented by Charles Ewert briefly outlin- ed a proposed development for a marina complex in Newcastle. Council pointed out that there was need of a site plan and said that information presented in a drawing and mode] of the complex did not constitute a site plan. Mr. Ewert agreed that the presented informat- ion was not a site plan and that a site plan would in the near future be presented to council or the planning advis- ory committee. Mr. Fenneli said the 42.5. acre complex would include not only over 200 slips for water crafts but also living quarters, nature areas, rec- reational areas, tennis courts, swimming pooîs as well as walkways throughout the en- tire complex. Gui Meet old friends you've neyer met before at the new; COPPER BOILER LOUNGE UNTOLO RICHES ARETHE T14AT DO NOT APPEAR ON Orono Towing IGENERAL REPAIBS Phone_983-5249 0rono: Tenders wiII be received for the purchase of property owned by the Town of Newcastle.' The Property is described as being in the Town of Newcastle, in the Region of Durham, formerly in the Town of Bowmanville, County of Durham and as part of Lot 10, Concession 1, closed portion of Lycett Street. Dimensions are approximately as follows:- Frontage of Simpson Avenue East Limit Depth Area The Zoning is Residential. 66 f eet 115 feet 0.174 acres Envelopes should be clearly marked as to contents and be delivered in the Office of the undersi gned no later than 4:00 'p.m. on Monday, December 51h, 1977. The highest or any Tender may not necessarily be accepted. J. M. Mcl11roy, A. M. C.T. Town Clerk 40 Temperance Street Bowmanvil1le,,Onta rio. I 'j Reasonable Prîces SAVE ON SDiesel Fuel Motor Oil SGasolinep Phone 668-3381 CRlc 1517 Dundas St. E., Whitby DX AFUEL uIL For Prompt Courteous Service CALL US TODAY Phone: Tyrone 263-2656