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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 14th, 1979 Orono Tennant Fuel Atoms Orono team travelled to Port Perry for an exhibition game against the Oshawa Canadians. The Tennant Fuel Atoms defeated Oshawa by a score of 7-1. Orono goal scorers were Brad Roberts 2, Paul Henry 2, Scott Irwin, Steve Lycett and Dayid Little, Bill Buchanan had 2 assists, Paul Henry, Keith Vey, Eric Dreslinski and Scott McCullough had one assist each. The Tennant Fuel Atoms received another solid team effort and had one of their best offensive games of the season. Wayne Atkins, Scott Irwin, Bill Buchanan and Robbie Jerome played strong games. United County Atoms February 7th Port Hope picking up a Win by the score of On February 7th the Atoms travel- 10-2. led to Baltimore for a league game and were defeated 3-2 in an exciting, fast Blaine Bruton picked up the first skating game. Blaine Bruton got both of Orono goal unassisted, Sean Barry got the the Orono goals. Both were unassisted. second Orono goal when he flipped in a Allan Hall came up with some real good good pass from Darren Lewis. Derek saves in the Orono net. Kevin Hartwig and Anderson and Shawn Bailey played well Mike Lane played well for the Orono team. for the Orono team on forward with The United County Atoms played Darren Dennis and Mike Lane Strong on host to Port Hope on February 9th with the Orono defence. On Monday, February 5th the Orono Tennant Fuel Atoms hosted Port Perry. Port Perry defeated Orono by a score of 5-0 in a well played game. The Tennant Fuel Atoms travelled to Newcastle on Thursday, February 8th for their final league game. Orono defeated Newcastle by a score of 2-1. Orono goals were scored by Eric DreslinSki and Keith Vey. The* Tennant Fuel Atoms received a strong effort from all the players especially Chris Langford in the Orono goal. . On Saturday, February 10th the Orono OMHA Midgets The Midgets eliminated Bewdley in the first round of play-off by defeating them four games straight. The fourth game was played in Bewdley on Sunday with Orono coming out on top by a score of 8-2. Pete Kruhkert opened the scoring in the 1st period on a pass from Jeff Westbrook. Bewdley .then tied it up. Ross Stutt got his 1st goal of the night, working with Paul Reed and Pete Kruhkert. Then Paul Reed snapped one in, passed along by Pete Kruhkert. Preston Long blasted in the next counter on an Unassisted effort from the point. Ross Stutt drove in Jeff Westbrooks rebound^ntf minutes later got his third goal of the game, working with Pete Kruhkert this time, to end the second period. The third period saw Bewdley come up with a goal while Orono added two more. Pete Kruhkert and Richard Robinson struck it between the pipes on assists from Jeff Westbrook, Duane Major and Pete Kruhkert. Dan Barlow was hot in goal and helped tremendously for the win. On Saturday night the Midgets played the Juveniles in Orono. They charged ahead in the first period with three goals. Doug Hancock, got the first, from Ron Opoka and Owen Johnson. Then Ron Opoka ' slipped in an unassisted marker. Doug, Hancock got his second of the night, from Dave Sunstrum and Owen Johnston. Ken Prescott got the Midgets on the board, working with Paul Reed and Ross Stutt to open the scoring in the period. Owen Johnston got the fourth Juvenile goal, this one from Gary Clapdorp. Paul Reed dyked the goalie, Paul Dykeman, passed up by Terry Hedges. Then Ken Prescott got another, this time from Duane Major and Paul Reed. The third period saw Gary Clapdorp get his first goal of the night. Pete Kruhkert got the Midgets closer with an unassisted goal. Jim Moffatt tied it up, from Rich Robinson. Goalie Jim Lycett held the Midgets off while the Juveniles added three more to end the game 8 to 5. Gary Clapdorp added two to get his hat trick in the game and Ron Opoka got his second of the night. Assists went to Dave Sunstrum on all three goals, and Owen Johnson. On Monday night, the Midgets had an exhibition game with the Oshawa Marano Black Hawks, a Major Bantam team. Pauj Reed opened the scoring, working with his line mate Ross Stutt. 1 Then Ken Prescott banged in Paul Reddicks pass. The second period saw Ordno get three more. Paul Reed did the trick again, snapping in Ken Prescott's and Duane Majors pass. Jeff Westbrook slipped in, a r,ebound from Jim Moffatt and Bob Myles. Then Pete Kruhkert found the pipes combining with Terry Hedges and Rich Robinson. Jim Moffatt got a breakaway and stuck it in, unassisted. Oshawa broke Dan Barlow's shutout attempt on a power play goal and then Jim Moffatt got his second goal of the night, from Pete Krukhert and Paul Reed to end the game Orono 7 to Oshawa 1. Hamiltons Insurance Pee Wees Feb. 6 - Orono 0, Bewdley 4 Orono played host to the Bewdley Islanders on Tuesday evening holding their opponents to a scoreless tie in the first two periods. Both teams were playing good hockey with many fine end to end rushes, but then at the 11.23 mark of the third period Orono got the first of nine * penalties in a row. Bewdley took advantage of this and before Ororio could put one in the net, the Islanders collected four to tie up the best of seven playoff series at 3 points apiece. Feb. 10 - Orono 1, Bewdley 7 Orono travelled to Bewdley for a 6:30 game on Saturday evening. The Orono boys were not up mentally for the game and let Bewcuey score on their first two shots. .After the first two goals the boys settled down and started to play hockey. This was not to be Orono's night with Leslie Brill goaltender for the Islanders kicking out many fine Orono shots. Finally at 4.17 of the third period Paul Rosseau, scored for Orono with Greg Vey getting the assist. Chris Langford replaced Gebff Green in the nets with both goalies making some great saves, but the rest of the team could not get their game together. Come on guys you will have to work a little harder in your next game to tie it up with Bewdley^ again - sô lets get going. Hydro cuts generation program Ontario Hydro will mothball mothball Wesleyville generating station, now under construction construction near Port Hope, as the first step in an attempt to balance the continuing effects of a weak economy on electricity demands. The decision was made Tuesday at a meeting of Hydro's Board of Directors. "Electrical load growth is one barometer of the economic economic climate," said Chairman Robert Taylor who made the announcement. He said the Board of Directors has underway a review of Hydro's construction construction program. The review will look at a stretch out of' construction or cancellation ofthe coal-burning Atikokan generating station in northwestern northwestern Ontario and a construction construction stretch out at the Darlington and. Bruce B nuclear plants. These four plants were decided upon, because all other plants under construction are too far advanced to have much effect on the overall situation. The Board reconfirmed the December December decision that expenditures expenditures on these stations be held to a minimum until a final decision is rçached. The decision to take these steps reflects the latest electrical electrical load forecast which was accepted by the Board of Directors Tuesday. The forecast predicts an average growth of 4.7 percent 1 annually to I960 and ,4.2 percent from 1990 to the turn of the century. Last year the forecast growth rate was 5.5 percent to 1987, gradually reducing to 4.5 percent by the year 2000. The forecast projects annual annual growth ranging from a low of 3.2 percent in 1980 over 1979, to a high of 5.2 percent in 1983 and dropping to 4.9 percent in the late 1980s. "When the basic shape of the expansion program was determined in the late 1960s' for. the period" up to the mid-1980s, the economy was in good shape and there were few signs of the economic problems which this country has had to face in recent year," Mr. Taylor said. At that time, Mr. Taylor said, Hydro was in serious difficulty with thin reserve margins and was looking for ways to diversify sources of fuel to generate electricity because of uncertainties about future supplies. The new forecast suggests that 1987 December peak demand, for example, may be 23Ï9 million kilowatts. The last estimate, made in Feb- . ruary 1978, was 26.5 million - a .difference of 2.6 million kilowatts. Surplus capacity will be reduced by more than one million kilowatts as a result of the decision to stop and store Wesleyville until the early 1990s. Because oil-fired stations stations are the most expensive in the Hydro system, it was decided to stop and store Wesleyville as the most economic way to reduce excess capacity at this time. "This follows a decision made last April, after consultation consultation with the provincial government, when only two of the plant's four units were cancelled. The hope then was that we would see a little more light at the end of the economic tunnel and the two (continued to pages) Orono Arena Schedule Fri. Feb. 16 U.C. Novice, vs Bewdley B (playoff) 6:30 U.C. Atom vs Béwdley A (playoff) 7:30 U.C. PeeWee ys Baltimore (playoff). 8:30 U.C. Bantam vs Newcastle (playoff). 9:30 Mon. Feb. 19 • OMHA Atom vs to be announced (playoff ) 7:00 OMHA Midget vs exhibition 8:00 Lowell Gatchell Your Area New and Used Sales Consultant, Roy Nichols Motors Ltd. 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