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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 10, 1988 The happy,dinosaurs This group of happy dinosaurs join tions adding another dimension to the All were on display at the opening last with a flock of china blue geese at Reflec- selection for gift giving. Thursday. 'Mike's Place midgets keep on top in series Top Round Robin Undefeated Newcastle 8 - Beaverton 2 On Monday, February 1st the "Mike's Place" Midgets travelled to Beaverton for game 4 of Round Robin play and overpowered the Beaverton club by an 8 - 2 score, which was identical to game 3 played in Newcastle against Beaverton. Beaverton. As in game 3 the Newcastle club came out flying and with 1:58 gone in the period Ted Gaudet put the iocai lads ahead 1 - 0 assisted by Stuart: Irwin and David Bailey, seventeen seconds later David "Hot Hand" Bailey made it 2 - 0 assisted by Stuart Irwin and Tyrone' Sluymers. With 6:19 left in the period Stuart "Hurricane" Irwin upped the count to 3 - 0 assisted by Ted Gaudet. The second period saw Newcastle up the count to 4 - 0 with Brian "The Lip" Hill doing the honours assisted by Richard "Magic" Maki ' and Dwayne Martin. Jamie Har- ritori put Beaverton on the board to make it 4 - 1 only to see Howard • Sikma assisted, by Patrick Woods get it back for Newcastle to up the score to 5 - 1, With 3:20 left in the period Beaverton's Adam Kelly came up with their second goal of the night to cut the score to 5 - 2. But this would be the end of the scoring for the Beaverton club. The third period again saw Newcastle over power the Beaverton club who just could not keep up with the fast skating Newcastle boys. "Mr. Hustle" Hustle" Marty Robinson assisted by Tyrone Sluymers made it 6 - 2, then Daryl Burke who had another strong game for Newcastle fihally put one in to make it 7 - 2 assisting ®n the play were "Howie" Sikma and Tyrone Sluyrtiers. With 2:49 left in the game Ted Gaudet closed ' out. the scoring with his second of the game assisted by Tim Bailey and Richard Maki. Final score Newcastle Newcastle 8 and Beaverton 2. Excellent team effort guys! Newcastle 8 - Utile Britain 2 Thursday, January 4th saw the "Mike's Place" Midgets come up with their third straight 8-2 victory as they went head to head with Little Little Britain for first place and home advantage against Little Britain in a 3 out of 5 show down to sec who moves on to the next round. Although the score read 8 - 2 in Newcastle's favour this was definitely not a one sided affair as, the Britain club came out flying only only to be stopped cold by Eric Jensen between the Newcastle pipes who had a hot hand all night. The first period saw a scoreless tie as Little Britain probably had an edge in play and the local lads still trying to get out of first gear. The second period was probably one of Newcastle's best efforts of the year as they were to find the net for 6 big unanswered goals as they could do no wrong. With 0:45 seconds gone in the period Richard "Magic" Maki put the local lads on the board assisted by Marty "Mr. Hustle" Robinson. Stuart "Hurricane" "Hurricane" Irwin made it 2 - 0 assisted by "Magic" Maki and Firic Jensen. "Howie" Sikma who was flying aii night then tipped in a shot from the point to make it 3 - 0 assisted by Daryl Burke and Patrick Woods. Richard "Magic" Maki who had his best game of the season then made it 4 - 0 with his second of the night assisted by Todd Therteli and Brian Hill. With 4:29 left in the period Daryl "The Playmaker" Burke upped the score to 5 - 1 with "Howie" Sikma and Dwayne Martin. Martin. assisting. Then with 2:44 left in the period and pitying short handed Brian "The Lip" Hill who-had an excellent game scored from back of the Little Britain net as he'.shot the puck out from behind the net and deflecting in off the goalkeepers skates to end a wild second period 6 to 0 for Newcastle. The third period saw the local lads come out coasting with a big 6-0 lead and before they new it Little Britain collected two 1 including one while being 'shorthanded 'shorthanded to cut the score 6-2. The second goal woke the local lads up as they came alive to score two of their own to end the game at 8 - 2. Scoring for Newcastle were "Howie" Sikma with his second of the game assisted by Mark Vanderheyden and Daryl Burke, then Stuart "Hurricane"' Irwin assisted by David Bailey and Todd Therteli. Excellent team effort guys keep it up! Newcastle 15 - Fenelon Fails 3 Friday, February 5th saw the local lads travel to Fenelon Falls in what was the last game of the Round Robin. As the Fenelon Falls team had been eliminated from further further play most of their team decided 1 not to show for the game leaving it to only five skaters and a goalie, so much for team spirit and dedication. dedication. Special mention to the six Fenelon Falls players who came and kept it a fun time instead, of what could have turned into a disaster for cvpryouC. Scoring for Newcastle Roughley's Novice end regular season Friday night was the last regularly scheduled game for the O.M.H.A. Novices, They played their arch rivals from Millbrook. The skaters once again stormed unto the ice after another of Coach Burnham's chalk talk. The team played one of their best games and had a lead going going into the third period. But true to form Millbrook stormed back to take the lead with only minutes remaining. remaining. Orono'showing a diligent attitude tied the game only to have Millbrook score the winner in the dying minutes of the game. Next week the squad will play a consolation consolation with Little Britain, Omemee and Oak wood. Final scoring statisti Gls Assts T1 Sommer West 21 17 38- Scott MacDonald 22 15 37 Simon Weagant 6 16 22 Thomas Wakefield 1 12. 13 Brett Maartense 6 5 - 11 Jonathan Burnham 5 5 - ' 10 Jonathan Noble 3 6 9 B. J, Hackett 4 4 8 Devon Witheridge 3 4 7 Ryari Winning 2 5 7 were: Daryl Burke(4), Marty Robinson(4), Stuart Irwin(3), Brian Hill(2), Howard Sikma, David Bailey with assists going to: David Bailey(4), Stuart irwin(3), Todd Thertell(2), Patrick Woods(2), Floward Sikma(2), Brian Hill(2), Tyrone SIuymers(2), Mark Vanderheyden(2), Eric Jensen and Jeff Martin. Newcastle now plays best 3 out ot 5 against Little Britain with the first game set for Thursday, Febuary 11th at 8:00 p.m. at the Newcastle Arena, game 2 at Little Britain, Sunday, February 14th at 5:30 p.m., game 3 at Newcastle Thursday, Thursday, February 18th at 8:(X) p.m. Come on out and' cljeer the boys on and see- some fast exciting hockey - see you at the arena. Job- - Printing 983-5801 From Around Would forgive Eldorado debt The daily Financial Post, Toronto, Toronto, in a recent article suggests that Ottawa plans to combine Eldorado Nuclear Ltd. with the Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Mining Development Corp. leaving federal and provincial governments in control. The federal government plans 'to assume Eldorado $561 million debt in order for the firm to be sold to the private sector. The move would create the largest uranium producer in the world' and leave the firm with $1.9 million in assets. The Post says the deal could include include private investors and that the deal could close this month. Kawarthja Track on the selling Mock , Toronto Dominion iBank in Peterborough lias taken legal action against owners of the Kawartha Raceway to collect $910,000 owing in mortgage payments. The present owners have a specific time to pay off the mortgage or turn the track over to the bank. Potential buyers are asked to make bids on the track which is listed at $1.9 million with Ed Lowe Real Estate Ltd., Toronto. New owner for Greenwood Totyers* ' Greenwood Towers in the east . end of Port Hope has been sold to Hope Towers Inn Ltd., which-also owns Welcome Motor Court, the Red Carpet Irfn in Lindsay and motels in Scarborough. The former manager of the Welcome Motor Cou'rt, Joe ■ Pokusa, will now manage the Greenwood Towers in Port Hope. Still rolling smoothly along in Port Hope' After twelve years in operation in Port Hope the Meals on Wheels program continues to roll along smoothly, the service is operated by the Red Cross. More volunteers are, however, always welcomed. 44 salaried jobs being eliminated With the sale of the Westinghouse Canada Inc. nuclear fuel business to a Mississauga firm a shake-up has resulted with 44 salaried jobs in Port Hope and Cobourg being eliminated. Contor announced that it has purchased 75 percent of the Westinghouse division which has employed 290 people at plants here and in Hamilton. College potential excites Cobourg According to a spokesman for a York University study, a first rate community college would be a major major drawing card in the economic development of Cobourg. • The object of the comprehensive study is to design a new approach to the industrial development support structure for small and medium sized sized municipalities in Ontario. Will make bid for 1993 International plowing match The Northumberland Ploughmen's Association is making a bid to hold the 1993 International Ploughing Match, the 40th anniversary anniversary of the match. The bid wilt be to hold it in Northumberland County. A recent match in Owen Sound attracted 120,000 spectators with a 40 hectre 'tent city' for exhibits. St. Catherines layoffs will not effect Oshawa plant General Motors has stated that a layoff of 300 workers at the St. Catherines axle plant taking effect (Continued page 7) . . . PLUS .. . 20% OFF Aii SLEEPWEAR 20% OFF A1Î SWEATERS- WENDY B's DEPARTMENT STORE Downtown Orono - Phone 983-9816