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(Continued from page 4) O.M.H.A.ATOMS X^ark unassisted. Then Wayne Atkins made it 2-0 with assists going to Bill Buchanan and Derek Anderson. At the 5:42 mark Scott McCullough made it 3-0 on an unassisted effort. With 2:58 left in the ' period David Fowler scored for Manvers unassisted to make it Orono 3, Manvers i. In the second period Manvers made ■ it à 3-2 score on an unassisted effort by Steve Shea. With 0:08 left in the period- Brad Roberts came, up with his second goal of the game with assists going to David Bailey and Brent Hutton. In the third period at the 5: 31 mark David Bailey made it 5-2 assisted along by Scott McCullough. But Manvers came right back and at the 4:47 mark Jason Leslie assisted by David Fowler made it 5-3. Orono then came right back and at the 4:40 mark Brad Roberts came up with his third of the game, unassisted. With 0:45 left in the game Derek Anderson passed the puck up to Brad Roberts who made no mistake for his fourth of the game to end the scoring. Final score Orono 7, Manvers 3. Special mention to Brad Roberts, Scott McCullough for a fine two way game and to Shane Harbinson for an excellent come back, Feb. 9th - Orono 2, Manvers 2 On Saturday, February 9th the Tennant Fuel Atoms played host to , Manvers for a rematch of their 3-3 draw of the previous game of their playoffs. This was a very close checking game compared to the previous night's 7-3 exhibition game. Both teams stayed on top of one another and when either team did get loose the goalies came up with the big saves. Manvers opened the scoring at the 6:23 mark of the first period on a goal by Kevin Muller assisted by David Fowler and Kevin Adams. At the 5:03 mark Brad Roberts, playing great of late with 10 goals in his last 6 games, tied the game 1-1 with the assist going to Kevin Hartwig with some great hustle on the play. There was no scoring in the second period with both teams playing some close checking hockey. At the 6:25 mark of the third period Scott McCullough put the local boys ahead 2-1 with assists going to Steve Lycett and Brent Hutton. With 0:48 left in the game, with Orono playing a'man short and Manvers goalie out for an ejctra attacker, Manvers tied the game 2-2 on a goal by Steve Shea assisted by Kevin Adams and Kevin Finney. Spefcial mention to Scott McCullough and David Bailey fdr a fine effort. Feb. 12 - Orono 2, Woodviile 5 On Tuesday, February 12th the Tennant Fuel Atoms travelled to Wood- ville and came away with their first loss of the playoffs. The first period was a wide open affair with Woodviile oUtscoring Orono by the tune of 4-2. David Bailey opened the scoring for Orono with assists going to Brent Hutton and Scott McCullough. Woodviile then tied the game on an unassisted goal by Sam Thornbury who scored all of Woodvillë's goals. Sam Thornbury scored his second assisted by Bruce Teel to go ahead 2-1 only to have Orono tie the game 2-2 on a goal by Brad Roberts assisted by Brent Hutton. Before the period ended Sam Thornbury scored two more to make it 4-2. In the second and third periods both teams tightened up and played some good end to end hockey with both goalies making some fine saves. Finally in the third period Sam Thornbury scored his fifth goal of the game to make the final score 5-2. Special mention to Bill Buchanan and Derek Anderson for a fine effort. Feb. 14th - Minden 3, Orono 3 On Thursday, February 14th the Tennant Fuel Atoms travelled to Mindeh for playoff game no. 7. The Orono boys came out fired up and scored on the first shift of the game, David Bailey scoring with the assist going to Bill Buchanan, But Minden battled back with two goals to go ahead 2-1. A goal by Brad Roberts tied the game late in the second period with the assists going to Brent Hutton and Bill Buchanan. David Bailey's second ■ goal of the game with 3 minutes left gave Orono a tie, Scott McCullough assisted on the goal. Derek Anderson, David Bailey and Bill Buchanan played strong games for the Tennant Fuel Atoms. Feb. 16th - Orono 4, Oshawa 2 The Tennant Fuel Atoms hosted the Oshawa Canadians for an exhibition game on Saturday, February 16th. The Orono boys played a strong game in defeating Oshawa by a scbre of 4-2. Scott McCullough led the scoring with two goals, singles went to Wayne Atkins and Patrick Woods. Darren Dennis had two assists with Steve Lycett and David Bailey adding singles. Every player hustled and worked hard producing a good team effort with special mention going to Wayne Atkins, Patrick Woods and Scott McCullough. The Tennant Fuel Atoms, host Woodviile on Saturday", February 23rd for a 7:00 a.m. game. Orono Weekly Times,"Wednesday, February 20th, 1980-5 Open business in Bowmanville Camsport Trailer Atoms Camsport Trailer Atoms had two games cancelled last week so there is no- write-up. ■ Friday, Fenruary 22nd, Camsport Atoms play Port Hope No. 1 at 7:30 p.mv Mom's Kitchen Oldtimers Moms Kitchen Oldtimers travelled to Little Britain for a two day tournament and came away Sunday evening with the "A" Division Champiunsmp, a great 4-u win over a highly rated Ennismore team. More details next week. Orono plan late in 1980 As a result of a letter to the Town of Newcastle council outlining some six concerns of the Orono Chamber of Commerce Commerce as discussed at a recent joint meeting of the Chamber, members of council council and Town staff a partial report was received on Monday Monday from the Planning Department Department as to some matters of concerns outlined in the Chamber's letter. 1 It was' reported to the . Planning and Development 1 c-.mmittee that the prepar- '_ v, ji of the Village plan is expected to be underway in the last quarter of 1980 and is so scheduled in the work program of the départaient. In me matter that council has been asked to have someone appointed to draw up a proposal for the Main Street the Planning department department has suggested that it be recommended that the Orono Chamber investigate the feasibility feasibility of initiating 'à "business "business improvement area". It was pointed out with the establishment of a business improvement * area and the necessary Board of Management, Management, the Board would be in a position to hire whatever consulting services they feel appropriate. The report from the Planning Planning Department is now to be forwarded to council for their consideration. The Chamber has asked for the return of the Meter Maid to control parking in the business area and as well to include funds in their budget to upgrade curbs and sidewalks sidewalks in the business section. The Chambei 1 letter proposes the Town set forth the creation of an off-street parking lot and the possible use of the Orono Hydro building lot as such a. lot. Recently Geiorge Suther- 'the area is an authorized Van de Velde states they. land, Oshawa (left) and Dave Van De Velde of Orono' opened D&G Auto Services in Bowmanville on Simpson Avenue. The new service in Sikma receives Master Breeders Shield The Holstein-Friesian Association Association of Canada has awarded Pier Sikma, Orono, Ontario with a Master Breeder Breeder Shield. This honor received February 13th, 1980 is the highest achievement that a Canadian Holstein Breeder can win. The presentation was made by National Director Director Lawrence Henderson'" Lacombe, Alberta. The origin of the Sikmas Herd was three daughters of Almerson Sovereign Supreme purchased at the Woods' Dispersal in Bowmanville in 1958 by Pier's father. Due to ill health, Pier bought the herd and took over the farm in June 1961. Pier Sikma has bred a number of great bulls. One Excellent, Superior Production Production Sire, Sikmas Rock- man Leader is a sire at Eastern Breeders Incorporated. Incorporated. In addition, Sikmas • Man o War Leader, classified Very Good, was exported to Italy. Pier states that his favorite animal in the herd is Sikmas 1 Pennie Citation. This Excellent Excellent female combines both Type and Production. The Sikmas Herd has a number of Top Producers. In the last ten years, it has been the highest production herd, in Durham County, eight., times. The herd average is 154 percent for milk and 162.5 percent for fat. He has won the Combination Trophy for Type and Production five years out of the last seven. Pier and his wife have three daughters and two sons. They all take an active interest in the farm operation. Pier is Past President of the Durham County Holstein Club and Assistant pirector of the Durham Cefitral Agricultural Fair. He has served on the Local Board of the Church Farmer's Federation of Qnt- ario eleven and one half years and on the Board of Knox Church School in Bowmanville Bowmanville three years as treasurer, treasurer, .four years as Vice-President, Vice-President, • and one year ,as ■ President. Superior Muffler dealer along with carrying out minor repairs. They also do brake work. are equipped to bend pipe of almost any size to any shape and hope to expand out in custom pipe bending. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY DURHAM OF DURHAM Public Notice Take notice that the Regional Municipality • t of Durham is considering An Application to Ahiend the Durham Regional Official Plan In /order 'to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, the public is invited fo provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. The amendment application , proposes" to identify Enniskillen in the Town of Newcastle, as shown in the area shaded on the location map below, as a hamlet for growth. lot ; LOlil LOT 18 ! 17 i 16 TdWN bF NEWCA§" FdRMEiS- TèwSSHtPj W'OASLtidTON ENNI iKILLÊN CONi vni! Nq <o CON, VII :;=dt Information related to the amendment'application is available tin the offices, of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 6A3, or by calling Mr. L. Kotseff, M.C.I.P., Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted addreSs, and must be received no later |han Friday, April 11, 1980. R. Rose ■. • Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.l.P. . ' Commissioner of Planning