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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 15th, 1978 Unpand Down, Orono tea ms 'tn On Friday, Feb. 10th the Pee Wees won their first game tbis season with a 3-0 victory over Oakwood in Oakwood. Scoring for Orono were Rhys Jenkins with 2 goals and Paul Morton with a single. On Sunday, Feb. l2th the boys travelled to Brooklin and played to a 2-2 tie On Monday night, Feb. l3th the O.M.H.A. Bantams opened playoffs at the Darlington Sports Centre against Little Britain. The first period saw Little Britain get one counter, as the Orono boys carried the puck into their end unable to poke it in. Kirk Carr backhanded a shot to get Orono on the scoreboard at the start of the second period, finishing the action started by Pete Kruhkert and Duane Major. Five minutes later Little Britain came back with two quick goals to end the second period leaving the score 3-1. The third period saw them score two more goals to end the game Little Britain 5, Orono 1. This score does not indicate the quality of the play by the Bantams as lady luck robbed them many times and hopefully they wiIl get it together for the second game of the best lnmcrease %in night scâ-hooâ%l The winter Durham College extension courses have jump- ed in enrolîment by 50 per cent, with a total of 1540 registrations in January com- pared to 1018 in the same period last year. Dr. Gordon Willey, College president, emphasizes that Durham is meeting the diverse needs of the commun- ity with excellent response to. both general interest and The second major Art Auction of Piyah Chapter of Hadassah-Wizo will be held on April 16, 1978 at the Genosha Hotel in Oshawa. Local and Regional artists are offering their works in various media. 1Hadassah-Wizo is a non- profit social service organiz- ation recognized and register- ed as a Canadian Charitable Organization by the Federal Government. Al proceeds go $15,000 AN ACRE The Town of Newcastle is selling two acres of land to Ontario Hydro in the Bow- manville indus trial area for $15,000.00 an acre. Hydro had offered a price of $13,000 an acre. TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING The Town is to hold a public meeting in Orono in accord- against a teamn fromn Oshawa. Scoring for Orono were Rhys Jenkins and Michael Bail. On Monday, Feb. l3th the team was ba ck in Oakwood and came out on the short end of a 9-3 score. Scoring for Orono were Barry Challice, Michael Ball and Rhys Jenkins. three out of five to be played in Little Britain on Thursday night at 9 p.m. The third game will be played back at the Darlington Sports Centre next Monday, Feb. 2Oth at 8 p.m. On Thursday, Feb. 9th, the boys travelled to Pickering for a game with them. They took the lead in the first with Robbie Taisma connecting with Paul Reed to tie it up minutes later. Then Steve Stec blasted -one in on a pass from Duane Major, Before the fîrst period had ended they had tied it up again. The second period was scoreless and Orono added another one in the third to win the game. Final score Orono 3, Pickering 2. The last goal was tipped in by Paul Reed from Pete Kruhkert. credit programs. Two new general interest courses that have had except- îonal registration this winter are Alpine Skiing with 103 students enrolled, and Cross- Country Skiing with 53 regis- tered. Indoor Gardening and Interior Decorating are also highly popular. Ahl photo- graphy classes are flled to capacity. Introduction to Real Estate continues to have good acceptance with 41 students enrolled. Starting and Operat- ing a Business has 27 persons registered. Travel Counsel- ling bas a total of 52 in two classes. Underwater photo- graphy is a new subject which is attracting interest and the Welding courses have strong appeal. A total of 82 continuing education courses are just getting underway in the wînter term. More courses will be offered in May, constituting a spring pro- gram. to medical, educational, and human-care services for the needy, both in Israel and locally. Programs are pro- vided which educate, enter- tain and enlighten, such as Public Affairs Seminars to which members and non- members alike are invited. Hadassah-Wizo publishes a monthly magazine and con- ducts National and Regional Conferences to keep its mem- bers informed of current :0%Uncil 1B riî e ance to a by-law to make an appointment to the Orono Arena and Community Centre Board. The date of the meeting bas yet to be set. P'LANNING DIRECTOR HIRED Mr. Leonard Milne of Toronto bas been hired as Planning Director for the Town of Newcastle and will take over his new duties as of February 2Oth. The new affairs. lladassah-Wizo co-operates with other organizations in the promotion of Canadian ideals of democracy. Piyah Chapter has been in Oshawa for over fifty years and the current president is Mrs. Barbara Shore. A good response from the general public is expected for this forthcoming Art Auction. director has had many years of experience in the field of planning. $4,414.23 ATTRIBUTED TO 0MB HEARING Approval was given for the payment of $4,414.23 to I.B.I. group for attendance on behaîf of the Town of Newcas- tle at the, 0MB hearings relating to development in Courtice. The account was for the month of December, 1977. lvqbk «Iwmpqlhý Pl" Ar-W ÂW m Au m du -ÀV m ÀW AV m A m ilv qe 1 Third round OMHA starting at 8:00 p.m. has the Orono Bantams facing off with Little Britain and at 9:00 p.m. the Little Britain Mid- gets plays the Orono O.M.H.A. entry. Corne out to the Darlington Sports Centre and give the local team players your support. the Book Stacks Creative Hands by B. Hilton (knitting, dressmaking and needlecraft guide) The Age of Agony by Guy Williams <a fascinating examination of barbarous eighteenth century medi- cine) The Blood and Fire in Canada by R.G. Moyles (a history of the Salvation Army) Canada Writes! edited by K.A. Hamilton (the Writ- er's Union ofCanada) Lots of new paperbacks. JUNIOR Look 1 can Sew by Angela Burdîck Light and. Vision by C. Mueller (your eyes) Hokus Pokus: Coin Tricks by I b Permin ltes Great to be a Super Star by Charles Schulz Click Wallpaper Flashback Trips by B. Allison (tour book<s with chilren of différent national- ities playing and learning together) Madeleine Hadley. To Oshawa Hoit Road Bowmanvî lie South Service Road Exil 73Exit 74 (Courice oad)(Waverley Road). 1INFORMATION CENTRE Darlington Generating Station Ontario Hydro welcomes visitors 10 its new information centre on the site of the proposed Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. The centre wilt- be of particular value to residents of surrounding communities interested in obtaining details of the project. lt is located at the southwest corner of Hoit Road and South Service Road, just west of Bowmanville. OPEN Tuesdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursdays 12 noon-5 p.m. and the Saturdays of February lBth, 25th, March 4th and il th, il a.m.-2 p.m. Telephone Answering Service (416) 623-7122 Town of Newcastle Elderly Persons Tax Assistance Programi The Council of the Town of Newcastle is considering financial assistance, by means of a tax credit of $100.00 to elderly home owners in the Town who are qualifed as follows: The owner or spouse of the owner must: A. Be 65 years of age by March 31, 1978 B. Be in receipt of monthly Guaranteed Income Supplement provided under the OId Age Security Act (Canada). C. Occupy the property on which municipal taxes are imposed and D. Have been continuously assessed as the owner of residenial property in the Town of Newcastle, or Town of Bowmanville, Township of Darlington, Township of Clarke or Village of Newcastle for flot less than 5 years immediately precediag March 31, 1978. Application must bie made not later than March 31, 1978. If you believe that you qualify for the above, please apply in writing as soon as possible to R.*C. Bryden, Tax Collector, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. * B&C- Car Care Specialists 3Church St., Bowmanvitle e 623-5988e We pelalize in: ~We Simonîzîng * Car Cleanup *Siiconing * Ail work guaranteed Pee Wee House League O.M.H.A. Bantams Piyah art auction commng The third round of piayoffs in the O.M.H.A. for three Orono teams will be played in the Darlington arena on Monday, February 2th com- mencing at 7:00 p.m. The first game finds'the Orono O.M.H.A. PeeWees facing the Omemee entry at 7: 00 p.m. The second game. à,