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At the end of the first, period Newcastle was leading 2-1. , Mark Sargent had a penalty shot and scored the only goal in the Second period, tieing the game. Kevin Hartwig scored, with assists going to Brian Souch and Mark Sargent, and Robert Kelpac, assisted by Todd Mercer. Todd Yarrow, assisted by Brian Loushin, scored for Newcastle. Stephen Loushin tied the game with less than five minutes to play. With just 27 seconds remaining Stephen Laushin assisted by Tony Gregg and Willy Farrow, scored to win the game. The old rivalry between these two towns is still there which was apparent after the game when 8 Newcastle boys wanted to fight with a couple of Orono boys. One would think hockey at this age should show sportsmanship, not that kind of conduct. Special mention to Robert Kelpac, Kevin Hartwig and Tim Mercer, keep up thé good work. On Sunday evening, Orono travelled to Port Hope, tieing them 2-2. Port Hope opened the scoring late in the first period. Orono scored two in the second, Mark Sargent assisted by Todd Mercer, and Peter Armstrong, assisted by Robert Jerome and Kevin Hartwig. Port Hope tied it up late in the third period. Orono played a hard game with two team members absent and one injured player sitting on the bench. Jason Carleton did a superb job in net. It was a great team effort, keep up the good work guys. United Counties Pee Wees On December 3rd, Orono travelled to Newcastle for an exhibition game, against Newcastle No. 1. Orono skated away with a 2-1 victory, Orono goal scorers were Darren Lewis 1, and Sean Barry 1. Assists went to Steven Berry 1, Chris Richards 1, John Cowan 1 and Rodney Storsbergen i. December 12th Orono hosted Newcastle Newcastle team.No. 1 for a league garner With a fine team effort the Orono boys came out ahead with a score of 5-2.. Darren Lewis 3 goals, 1 assist, Chris Richards 1 goal, Shawn Bailey 1 goal, unassisted and 1 assist, Steven Barry Berry 1 assist, Corey Melville 1 assist, Rodney Storsbergen, 3 assists. Special mention to Shawn Bailey and John Cowan. December 13th Orono hosted Bowmanville Bowmanville McRobbie Pee Wees for an exhibition game. Orono weren't skating as well as they could have been and were beaten by a score of 4-2. BoWmanville's captain, Chris Schmyr, scored 3 goals and David McCullough scored 1 goal. Scoring for Orono was John Cowan 1 and Darren Lewis 1. Assists going to Sean Berry, Rodney Storsbergen and Brad Peters. Orono Weekly Times; Wednesday, December 17th, 1980-5 Council-library hold information meeting The Town of Newcastle council and the Newcastle Library Board met in an information meeting last week when the Board outlined their concerns for the future as well as a proposed budget for the service in the Town of Newcastle. In speaking with William Montgomery, chairman of the Library Board, following the meeting, he said the board would like to be able to re-instate library hours in the three libraries, Bowmanville, Orono and Newcastle, back to what they had been prior to the financial cut-back by Town council in 1980. He also said in their presentation and to a view in serving the public the board would like to add one professional professional library staff member member to the Bowmanville staff so as to provide research and reference guidance at the. branch. He also said the board would like to expand Children's services and pro-. grams throughout the three branches and as well acid needed audio-visual 'equipment. 'equipment. Montgomèry stated the board is proposing a financial grant from the Town of $214,000 which compares with $140,000 from the Town in 1980. The Town grant in 1980 was cut some $25,000 from that of 1979 when the library board received $165,000 from the Town of Newcastle. Montgomery said the cutback cutback in hours of opération had affected all libraries with-the greatest effect being felt .in Orono where circulation has dropped considerably. He said there had been some drop in circulation in Bowmanville Bowmanville but it was very minimal. The outcome of the meeting Will not be known until such time as the Town council strikes their 1980 budget. Early classes at Courtice to continue The .Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education on Thursday gave their approval so that the Courtice Secondary School will continue continue to open classes at 8:00 a.m. rather than reverting to 9:00 a.m, when the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School returns to their own school in Bowmanville Bowmanville following the Christmas school holidays. With Bowmanville holding classes in Courtice since September due to asbestos in the Bowmanville School Courtice Courtice students have been attending attending opening classes at 8:00 a.m. Bowmanville students students ■ attended classes in Courtice during :he afternoon sessions. The request to continue with the early morning opening opening is to allow those who have acquired afternoon jobs to be able to keep these jobs for the remainder of the year.