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10-Oro'no Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 7, I98J (Continued from page 5) , No stopping Stutt Bantams how undefeated in ten outings Orono 6 - Newcastlè 3 , On Tuesday, November 29th, the Stutts O.M.H.A. Bantams played host to their arch rivals from Newcastle and for the second time this season came away with a victory. victory. The first period saw some' excellent end-to-end action with both goalies comingi up big. With 1:31 left in the period Steven Lycett let one go from just outside the blue line which handcuffed the Newcastle goalie putting the local boys ahead 1-0 unassisted. In the second period the local boys kept the pressure on and outscored Newcastle by a 3-1 count to end the second second period 4-1. Scoring for Grono were: Shawn Bailey assisted by Kevin Hartwig and Brad Roberts; Stuart Ir-- win assisted by Kevin Mum- ford and Steven Lycett; then Darren Lewis with assists going going to Brian Hill and Robert Snoek. The third period saw Newcastle come up with two to close the count to 4-3 only to see Orono's Brad Roberts come out of the penalty box just in time to put in Darren Lewis' perfect pass to up the score to 5-3. With 0:01 second left in the game Steven Lycett came up with his second of the game to give Orono a big 6-3 win with Kevin Mumford coming with the assist. Excellent effort guys! Special mention to Steven Lycett. Orono 3 - Bowmanviile 0 Monday, December 5t'h, saW' the Stutts O.M.H.A. Bantams win their 10th game in a row as they played host to the Bowmanviile Toros# team and come away with an exciting 3-0 shutout. This was probably one of the fàstest played games of the year as both teams stuck to good hockey with only two minor penalties apeace. Nonstop Nonstop end-to-end action saw the boys play 3 fifteen minute stop time periods in just one hour flat. The first period saw both teams with excellent scoring chances but excellent goaltending goaltending at both ends kept the score 0-0. Finally with 6:18 left in the second period Stuart Irwin put Orono ahead 1-0 on a quick wrist shot with assists going to Russell Sullivan and Shawn Bailey. The third period saw the Toros come close again and again only to be turned back by the hot goaltending of Jeff Martin. With 8:59 left in thé game Robert Snoek jammed one in to make it 2-0. Assisted by Scott McCullough. McCullough. Then with 7:42 left in the game Brad Roberts closed out the scoring as he banged one in assisted by Kevin Hartwig to end a very exciting game Orono 3, Bowmanviile 0. Special mention to Jeff Martin with the shutout and to the rest of the boys for an excellent team effort. Keep it up guys! Record - 17 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie. Camsport Atoms like home ice take two wins during week The following paragraph was omitted from last week's report. Sean McKenzie set up Andrew Andrew Taylor for his second goal of the game to make it 5-0 late in the game. Congratulations Congratulations to Jarret Prescott who played a super game in net to get the shutout. Others contributing a lot to the win were Kevin Roy, Jeff Devolin, Greg Hooper and Shane Jones. Chris Simpson missed this game. Final score Orono 5, Ennismore 0. Season record - 5 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie. continued^ their winning ways defeating Ennismore (Green) and Millbrook this.- past weekend. The team now has a league record of 7 wins, 1 tie and 1 loss. , On Friday night the Orono boys scored early on En- nismore's Green team when Kevin Roy passed the puck to Jeff Devolin who fired a hard shot the goalie could not han- In the second period it was Kevin Roy scoring, assisted by Jeff Devolin to make it 2-0. Ennismore finally managed to get one past Jarret Jarret Prescott in the Orono net late in the second period. It was the first goal to get past Jarret in the last 5 periods of hockey. Orono opened up the third period with two quick goals to take a 4-1 lead. Once again it was Jeff Devolin assisted by Kevin Roy and Scott Hall only 42 seconds into the ' period. Two minutes later Sean McKenzie scored assisted by defenceman Chad of the play, but Ennismore did manage to pick up a late goal to make the final score Orono 4, Ennismore Green 2. The following afternoon, Millbrook played in Orono." Orono was still sharp from ' their Friday night game. Kevin Roy, scored at the 1:25 mark assisted by Jeff Devolin and Scott Hall. The defencemen Sean Winning, Shane Jones, Chad Vandam Jeff Devolin found the mark with 2:10 to go in the first period. Assisting on the play Were Scott Hall and Kevin Roy. The period was almost over when Sean McKenzie scored assisted by Scott Williams and Andrew Taylor at 9:20 of the period. Thirty- six seconds later Andrew Taylor poked the puck into the net with Sean McKenzie and Scott Williams picking up the assists. The play was very close in the second period but neither team was able to score. Some fine checking by Greg Hooper's line with Chris Simpson and Jamie Ball sure helped. In the final period Orono made it 5-0 with Sean McKenzie's second goal of the game, assisted by Andrew Taylor and Scott Williams. Andrew got his second goal, assisted by Sean McKenzie and Scott Williams to make the final score Orono 6 and Millbrook 0. Jarret Prescott in goal for Orono recorded his second shutout of the year. He • made many fine saves and had a lot of support from his teammates. Good Work Boys, Keep It Up! die. The line of Greg Hooper. Chris Simpson arid Jamie and Scott Hartwig helped Ball was stopped on several" keep Millbrook bottled up in breakaways in the first and their own end, many times second period. for a few minutes at a time. Hamilton Insurance Midgets skate to tie Newcastle team Orono Camsport At orris, Vandam. Orono kept on top On Monday, November 28th, Orono hosted Newcastle Newcastle to their second game against Newcastle this season. The game was well played with Newcastle getting on the scoreboard first, 4 minutes into the second period. However, six minutes into the second period, Mike Cairns put one behind the Newcastle goalie accepting the pass from Robert French and Guy Brachvogel. Then with 1:02 left in the 2nd period, Rod Storsbergen completed a combined effort from Michael Brisson and David Lafrance to gain Ororio's second goal of the game. Orono maintained the lead for only 8 minutes, before Newcastle worked the puck through Orono's defence to end the game at a tie 2-2. Great effort in net by Ken Cameron for Orono. Wednesday night November 30th, Orono left home ice to play their second game against Manvers this season in Manvers. Orono played a good game, however, losing by a score of 8-3. Orono openeft the game' with a well earned goal by Michael Brisson, unassisted. Manvers then managed 5 goals on the scoreboard, before Michael had an opportunity to score his second goal of the game, this time manoeuvring a pass from Rod Storsbergen, late in the second period. „ Early in the third period Stephen Murree put a lone one behind Manver's goalie, Dino Medd, to give Oronb 3 goals. Too bad it was the last one, as Manvers finished the game with three more goals, giving them a win of 8-3. Allan f Hall- played an ex- Omemee PeeWees The I.O.O.F. Peewees played only one game this week. It was a close one but Omemee won 4-3. Orono's T.R. Pollitt opened opened the scoring in the first with an unassisted goal. Omemee came back with a goal by Mike English assisted by Steve Van Schubert. Omemee made it 2-1 when Mike edges out 1 by a score English scored again with assists to Steve Smith arid Jennifer Suggit. Trevor Bogdanow tied the- game for Orono late in.trie second second period assisted by Laurens Kaldeway. In the third Omemce's Jason Delfell scored assisted by' Steve Smith and again Orono tied it with a goal by .O.O.F. of 4 to 3 , T.R. Pollitt from Terry Brimes and Darrin Mercer, The score remained 3-3 until until (he last few seconds when Omemee's Steve Smith made it 4-3 for Omemee. Next home game is an exhibition exhibition game against Newcastle on Friday, December 9th at 8:15. We would appreciate fan support! support! Town approves plan amendment The general purpose committee committee of the Town gave their approval to a proposed plan amendment affecting the Courtice Urban Area plan. The amendment resulted from the completion of an Environmental Impact Study recommending certain sensitive sensitive areas be deleted from development. The amendment also allows for some increase in density in the which is considered considered necessary to interest" development and to make development more feasible. During the course of a public meeting which packed the council chambers with residents from the Courtice > area a preliminary proposal was presented to council for 452 apartment units,on an 8.4 acre lot north of Highway 2 in the Courtice area and still north of the Courtice High- School. Residents of the immediate area opposed the development development citing loss of value for their properties, traffic congestion congestion and other amenities ' that they state they now enjoy. enjoy. Thé proposed development was contained in three major low-level apartment blocks tremely good game in net considering the loss. Saturday night Orono travelled to Oshawa to play Woodview Park for an exhibition exhibition game. The Orono team was short players yet played a very strong game of 3'A fifteen minute periods. It was a. fast game, although Orono lost. Orono waited to put their first goal on the board until 7:10 of the 2nd period, already down 3-0 to Oshawa. This goal went to Stephen Murree with assists to Jim Wood and Mike Cairns-. Oshawa came back with their 4th goal, before Keith' Vey scored to give Orono their 2nd goal, his pass coming from Stephen Murree and Jim Wood. Once again Oshawa came back in Orono's end - to beat goalie Ken Çameron for their 5-th goal. Drawing into 'the fourth period, Orono's' Jim Wood completed a pas,? from Mike 'Cairns rind Stephen Murree to end Orono's' scoring for* the game. Oshawa ,was suc- cessîuhin boosting their sc'ore by one more, giving them, a final win 6-3. An exceptional game was played by Blaine Bruton against Oshawa. which the developer stated did not exceed 70 feet at its highest point. ' Town planning staff stated that further information as to traffic and servicing was not. available at this time and staff recommended that the proposal be referred back to staff for further information. Council members referred the proposal back to staff. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE Commencing December 2, 1983, the following telephone numbers will be in effect for use during the 1983-1984 Winter Season: NORMAL HOURS: 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Monday ■ Friday Division 1: Darlington Area.. 263-2292 Division 2: Bowmanviile 623-3391 Divisipn 3: Clarke Township including Orono and Newcastle Village.... .983-9178 IF NO ANSWER at Division 2 or 3, call Division 1 at ... : 263-2292 AFTER HOURS AND WEEKENDS: -ALL AREAS - , ANSWERING/RELAY SERVICE. . . .623-3391 i In case of concern or emergency relative to maintenance or conditions, please call the applicable applicable telephone number. R.G. Dupuis, P. Eng. 1 Director of Public Works Town of Newcastle HAMPTON, Ontario LOB 1J0 Date of Publications: November 30, December 7 & 14/83. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE REGULATIONS FOR WINTER SEASON Area Residents are* hereby advised of the Pro- ' vincial and Municipal Regulations applicable to the winter season, as*follows: » The Highway Traffic Act (R.S.O. 1980): Section 147 (10) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway in such a manner as to interfere interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 147 (13) provides the authority for the removal of any vehicle, at the owner's expense, found to be causing an obstruction on a highway. Section 157 prohibits the depositing of snow or ice on a public roadway. By-Law 76-1, Town of Newcastle: Section 5 (I) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway for a period of longer than three (3) hours, and Is also applicable to over-night parking on any road under the jurisdiction of the Town of Newcâstle. R.G. Dupuis, P. Eng. Director of Ppblic Works Town bf Newcâstle HAMPTON- Ontario L0B-1 JO , v Dates of Publication: November 30. December 7 R 14/83.