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*- - A Tour on Intlensive Forestry In Fin/fand Orono Weekly Times, WednÎesday, November 28, 19M-~7 Orono-11Tritonty'Midge-ts register fi Orano Tri-County Midgets registered their fifth Coni- secutive w,,in in -a close gamne against Beaverton at Ot-no on Nov. 26. The fîrst period wý,as scareless as the puck seemed ta have a mind of its own and refused ta find ither net. The first haif of t he second period was rnuch the samre as both teamsý foug-ht hard to score. Rod Storsbergen final- ly tound the net ai 6:53 on a Pass from Mi-ke Lane. Bothi ive consecutive wins teamis-continued ta play,,,bard, but the resm of the period re- rnained scorelessuntlhce last inutiLle cofplay, vwhen Be-avýer- ton tied up the score with a goal by Gary Ostwick unasisted1. Oronio founid the net early in thethird pueridscrig 2 qulick goals. Parreni Lewis scored at 1,2:32' unassisted, followed by Tim Mercer at 11:54 assisted by,, Darren Lewis. This sceemed t,,c take the wind out of Beaverton's sails as they were uinable ta connect for most of' this period. Beaverton camne back ai 3:40 with a goal by David Lee, ta bring the score ta 3-2, but John Cowan cinched thec win for Orono on a great rushl, assisted by Todd Mercer at 6 seconds on the d!ock. it -was an exciting, well played gamie and a 4-2 victory for Orono. [by Mrs. Mlaine Reffle A former Orono resident, alaine Reffle (nee Schmnid) accompanied her husband, ion, on a forestry tour of Finland in August of this ýer The Ref fles wvere part of in eight member Canadian ,roup from Ontario and ýuebec representing govern- rient and private sectors of he foresi industry. The tour was sponsored by 'he Trade Commission of ilndin Montreal and ,-everal Finnish forestry corn- janies; Lannen Tehtaat y ryovaline Oy, Perusyhtyma Jy and L. Marttiini-Yhityma. Lannen Tehitaat Oy -nanufactures paperpots and ,aperpat machinery. Paper- ýot is a container used in the ,reenhouse production of ree seedlnig-s. Afier- Sweden, )ntario is the largesi im- ,orter of paperpats. Tyovaline Oy and 3erusyhima Oy manufacture, tarvesting and site prepara- ian equipment for the farest L. Marttiini Corp. nanufactures site prepara- ion plows and 'also is world amous for the Marttiini :nîves. The six-day tour covered îItnsive forestry prac tices froim southern Finland ta the Artic Circle including visits ta local tree nurseries, planta- tions, logging aperatians and a pulp mîll near the Soviet Barder. Other points of interest in- cluded a visit ta the world famaous Marttiini kaife and equipment development facilities and a tree breedîng station. The purpose of the tree breeding station is ta produce faster growing species fromt genetically improved seeds. Somne interesting species resulted in the formation of pine trees w?,ith yellawv needles and trees with branches grow- ing downwards. There is niothing quite similar ta this in Canada. An the logging aperatian we saw a mobile waad chipper do thte complete operation on the site. There is nothîng wasted. Every part of every tree is uised for something and it was told ta us that an entîre towni with a population of ap- proximately 5,000 is heaîed from the steamn produced from ,vood chips. PUBLIC NOTICE REGULATIONS FOR WINTER SEASON Area Residenits are hereby advised of the Provin- cial and Municipal Regufations applicable ta, the winter season, as follows: The Highway Traffic -Act (R.-S.0. 1980): Section 147 (10) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway in such a manner as to 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 ot snow or ice on. a public roadway. By-Law 79-1 Town of Newvcastle: Section 5(i) prohibits thie 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 jurisdliction of the Town of, Newcastle. Date of Publication: yemnber, 28, 1984 R.G. Dupuis, P. Eng., Drector of Public Works, Town of Newcast le, HAMPTON, Ontario. LOB iJO P.O. No. A0051 We also visited the farm and forest plantations of Pro- fessar N.A. Osara, the former Director of the Fin- nish Forest Service. The country of Finland is quite simnilar ta Northern On- tario. Il is covered with vast tracts of timber and a small population. Event though we travelled ta the Arctic Circle il was -not unlike, weather in North Bay in the month of August. Finland is not alI trees. We also saw local sites such as remndeer native ta Lapland runnning wild in herds, beauitiful niatural springs, and handlicrafts such as the ittala Glass Warks. At al l imes, wve were treatedl royally. Sa- mneane commrrented aon the tour that when a Finlander does sameting, he does it wvell. This is quite evident in their outlook on life, friendlines-s, kindcness. generaosity and forestry. We thank aur hasts alang with the F7inland Traide Com- mission for a miemorable ex- perience and look forward ta further contacts with aUr nlew' Finnish friends. Tennant Fuels A toms (Contînuiied from Page 4) chances. It was Cameron Esler again who found thre mark assisted by Trevor Lomax with 4:51 ta play in the gamne. Despite a lot of hard work the final score re- mained Orono 3 - Newcastle Tuesday, November 20111 the Orano teamn skated onta the ice in Omemee determined ta oui skate their apponients. The firsi period was scoreless but was full of action in the Omiemee end. Orono aîtacked continually but were unable ta score. t wasn 't until there was only 1:20 left in the second period that Orono's Tyler Adey scored assisted by Dustin Reid and Ryan Rock. A minute later Omemee fought back ta tie the game on a deflected shot. The excitement continued into the third period as Orono once again took the lead on a goal by Trevor Laomax assîsted by Greg Hooper. But Omemee tied it up an another deflecîed shot with only -4:27 left in the ?game. Thescore remained tied ai 2 goals a piece until Orono's Jim Partner colnu- cected on a pass from Dustin Reid with 28 seconds left ta play in the game. It was an exciting game with a lot of teamn effort from both goalies Robin Leth and Cameron Esler; excellent play from defencemien Brad Minnis, Sean McKenzie, Shane Jones, Chad Vandam, Paul Flintoff and Jim Pantner. The forwards alsa came up with a fine performance, con- gratulations Stephen Stadelman,_ Trevor Lomax, Greg Hooper, Scot McAllister, Scott Williams, Brent Gates,- Ryan Rock, Dustin Reid and Tyler Adey. Keep up the good work boys and work hard in prac-. tice, you can see it really pays off. On Friday night Orono played in Manvers. Chad Vandam played well in hiýs first game as goaltender for Orono sharing the job w&ith Robin Leth. Orono daminated the play thraughout the game and skated ta a 6-2 victory. Scor- ing for Orono in the first period was Dustin Reid assisted by Ryan Rock and Trevor Lomax scored assisted by Jim Partner and Stephen Stadelman. This gave Orano a 2-0 lead. In the second periad Dustin gat his second goal ta give Orono a 3-0 lead. Assisting on this goal were Tyler Adey and Ryan Rock. Orono added three more goals in thie third period. Scoring for Orono were Cameronr Esler unassisted, Scott Williamis assisted by Brent Gaies and Sean McKenzie and Greg Hooper scored assisted by Trevor Lomax. Manvers scored wiîh 2:42 left in the gamne and again with 57 seconds re- mnaining. Manvers goals were by Todd Malcolm assisted by 'Cary Wilson and the second goal went ta Jason McBride assisted by Allen Lavery and Mike Staples. Final score Orono 6, Manvers 2. Bowmnanville Minor Taras invited Orona ta play in Darl- ingian Arena on Saturday, Nov. 24. These two teamls Mi-ll11 INSURANCE played a close 3-2 gamne several weeks ago wiîh Orono on] top. Orono hield a 3-1 lead at the end of the first periad, added two mare in the second period while Bawmanville ad- ded 1 ta make it 5-2. In the third period Orona added 3 mare and only allawed the Taras 1 goal. Final score Orono 8, Taras 4. Scoring for Orono went this way: lst goal Trevor Lomax assisted by Stephen Stadelman, 2nd goal Stephen Stadelmhan assisted by Tre-vor Lomnax and imt Pantner. Orono's 3rd goal was scored by Scott McAllister assisted by Sean McKenzie. 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