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Omemee takes edge over I.O.O.F. PeeWees -1st round The I.O.O.F, Peewees started their first round of the playoffs on Feb, 9th in Omemee. The first game was played in Omemee. It was a very exciting game that ended in a 2-1 loss for Orono. Both teams played extremely well defensively defensively and as a result held off the scoring until the third period. Orono's Todd Thertell scored the first goal unassisted making the score 1-0. It looked like Orpno had themselves a win but Omemee came back and tied the game with 2:07 left in the game. This goal was scored by Norm Winkler assisted by Jim Duggan and Jeff Banas. Both teams were struggling for the Orono Tyke 2 game winning goal, Omemee connected with 1:47 left in the game. Dave Meyer scored this goal from a pass by Larry Fitch. Orono hosted Omemee in the second and last game of this series. It also ended in a 2-1 win for Omemee. Orono again scored the first goal of the game this time in the first. Scoring was Todd Thertell assisted by Rob Wagenaar. Omemee scored two goals in the second. The scorers were Jody Harrington Harrington and Jim Duggan assists going to Chris Fice and Jim Duggan. This marks the end of the first round of the playoffs for Orono. Better luck in the second round guys! play two games a lose and a win record On Sat. Feb. 12th Orono No. 2 Tykes played an exhibition exhibition game against Newcastle Novice resulting in a 7-0 loss. Orono's Stephen Shetler received Orono's first penalty for tripping. With Newcastle getting 2 goals in the first period Orono goalie John Buttigeig was kept very busy. The second period gave Newcastle 3 more goals making making it 5-0. The third period Newcastle 2 more goals making making the final score 7-0. The third period also saw Orono's Paul Flintoff sit in the penalty penalty box for tripping, as well as Newcastle receiving one for slashing. This game may have been mostly one sides for Newcastle but was played for. the benefit of the Orono boys to see what it is like to play against older boys. They seemed to hold their own as well as could be expected. Orono goalie John Buttigeig played a great game and could have been a higher scorer without him. On Sun. Feb. 13th Orono No. 2 Tykes hosted Wood- view Park (Oshawa) which resulted in a 6-1 victory for Orono. Orono opened the scoring late in the first period with an unassisted goal from Stephen Stadelman. Another first period goal went to Stephen Shetler with assists going to Stephen Stadelman and John Buttigeig. The second second period gave Stephen Stadelman another unassisted goal. Woodview Park scored their only goal in this period. Michael Dreslinski scored Orono's fourth goal assisted by Neil Haines. Paul Flintoff scored the fifth goal unassisted. The third period saw only 1 goal scored by Orono's Stephen Shetler assisted by Stephen Stadelman. This was a very good hockey game with only 1 penalty going to Woodview Park. A good game was played by Orono goalie Cameron Tompkins. Although Woodview Park players are younger they showed good ability , at playing playing hockey. Next Orono No. 2 Game on Sat. Feb. 19th 1:30 p.m. at Orono Arena against Orono No. 1. Jade Gardens win over Regional Police On Sunday, Feb. 13 Orono Seniors hosted Durham Regional Police with the Jade, Gardens Seniors coming out on top 9-6. Durham Region opened up the scoring jn the first period taking a 1-0 lead. Orono dominated the game from this point on as they rapidly built up a 7-1 lead by the end of the second period. Durham Region had very few scoring chances including, a penalty shot which was turned turned aside by Bob Bourne. In the third period however the police surged back taking advantage advantage of some extremely sloppy goaltending to narrow the score to 7-5. Jade Garden extended their lead to 8-5 only only to have the Durham Region score again to narrow the score to 8-6. Jade Garden tallied once more to' seal the victory at a 9-6 score. Scoring for Orono were: Ray Melv.ille "3, Jim Connell 2, Eric Burton 1, Dave Shetler 1, Garth Webb 1, and John Cartwright Cartwright 1. # Roughley Novice now with four playoff wins Novice playoff action continued continued on Friday night as Manvers and Orono played an exciting game. Orono controlled controlled the play throughout the first period but were unable to score until Dustin Reid found the mark with only only 19 seconds remaining in the' period. Brent Gates assisted on the play. In the second period Scott Williams banged in a rebound from a shot by Dustin Reid. Brent Gates also ' "sisted on this goal. Manverâ managed to drive a hard shot past Jarret Prescott at the 6:02 mark to make it 2-1. Neither team could score in the third period giving Orono their second playoff victory and their sixth winning game in a row. On Sunday Orono played in Millbrook hoping to extend extend their playoff victories to three ina row. Millbrook scored early in the first period and agqin in the second to take a 2-0 lead before Orono could get on the scoreboard with 3:19 remaining in the period on a goal by Jim Partner Partner unassisted. It looked as if Orono was beginning to move but two goals in the .third period at 4:06 and 7:35 .stopped the Orono attack. "Final score Millbrook 4 Orono 1. Monday the team travelled by bus to Bobcaygeon to play them for the second time in the playoffs. The first time Orono skated to a 2-0 victory. victory. Orono jumped to an ■ eafly lead as Dustin Reid scored 34 seconds into the game assisted by Brent Gates. Orono shot the puck all around the Bobcaygeon end during the rest of the period but could only manage one more goal. With 37 seconds left in the peridd Cameron Esler dumped in the puck assisted by Scott McAllister and Sean McKenzie. Jim Partner combined with Dustin Reid and Shane Jones for a goal in the second period to give Orono a 3-0 lead. Orono continued to control the play with fine aggressive aggressive play by players like Ryan Rock, Ryan Marsanis, Scott Hall, Scott Hart wig, and Greg Hooper. Craig Nemis and Bradley Minnis continued their fine defensive team work clearing the puck well out of their end and keeping the. puck up the ice. Brent Gates scored in the third period oh a pass from Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 16, 1983, 5 Tennant Fuel Atoms in playoff winning streak Tennant Fuels Atoms unbeaten in Play-off action. Orono Tennant Fuels Atoms continued their unbeaten streak in playoff action action as they took the show on the road to Bobcaygeon on Feb. 8th. The vastly improved improved Bobcaygeon team through a bit of scare into us as they jumped out to an early 2-0 lead before Anthony Webb connected on a pass from Brian Robb. Bobcaygeon countered with another goal but not to be denied Anthony Webb struck again for two goals. The first assisted by Blaine Souch and the second from David Sheridan. The score was now tied at 3. Just before the 2nd period ended Brian Rodd drilled home an Anthony Webb rebound to give Orono the lead for the first time in the game. The Caygeon crew managed to pull a tie again early in the third but Anthony Webb struck again on a pass from Jason Brachvogel to move Orono in front for good. Blaine Souch added an insurance insurance goal a few seconds later assisted by Kevin Roberts and Jason Major. The final was Orono 6 Bob caygeon 4. The second game of this series is in Orono bn Wed. Feb. 16th at 7:00 p.m. On Sat. Feb. 12th we were back in Bobcaygeon for a tournament with two teams from the Peterborough Church League, two teams from ttie Lindsay Church League and the host team from Bobcaygeon. In the first game we played against a very stubborn St. Andrews Tfeam from Lindsay but we finally prevailed 4-2, Blaine Souch gave Orono an early 1-0 lead converting a Jeff Hartwig pass only to have St. Andrews come roaring roaring back to score twice. However, Brian Rodd evened things up near the end of the 1st period assisted by David Sheridan and Anthony Webb. In the second period Anthony Webb Save Orono the lead for keeps with help from Jason Major and To'dd Gray, Anthony added another goal late in the third period for insurance sending us into the championship Brian Rodd drew assists. Brain Rodd drew assists. Our second opponent was- Bobcaygeon whom we bomb ed 7 to 2. Blain Souch was our big gun in this game collecting collecting three goals for the hat trick: -Jason Burnham and Kevin Roberts figured in two of Blain's goals while Kevin and Todd Gray helped out with the other. Anthony Webb collected a pair of goals. The first assisted by Brent Osmond and the second second by Kevin Roberts and Jeff Hartwig. Brian Robb and Jason Burnham collected single goals to add to the Fuelers cause. Brent Osmond, Osmond, Jason Major and Jason Brachvogel gained assists. This victory put us in the finals against St. John's from Peterborough who downed our Fuelers 3-0. Despite out playing them for a lot of the game it just wasn't in the cards for-us to win. We had plenty of chances to score but couldn't put the puck behind the St. John's goalie who was brilliant. Despite the loss the whole Fuelers team played extremely well and received a nice trophy for their fine efforts. efforts. Congratulations guys and let's keep that play off winning strffak alive. Unique Alfred bog now threatened by drainage Woods, Water, and Wildlife By: Ron Reid - Federation of Ontario Naturalists Tucked away- in the far eastern corner of Ontario, among the dairy farms of Prescott County, lies a 9500 acre wetland known as Alfred Bog. As an island of peat in a sea of farmland, Alfred Bog is clearly unique. In fact, its' significance goes well beyond Ontario borders. It has the highest known density of moose in North America, even though the next moose herd is 200 km. away. One of its butterflies, the Bog Elfin, occurs at only three other spots on the continent. As an extensive raised bog of a kind rarely found in southern Ontario, Ontario, its wildlife and plants are often unusual, included the endangered Golden Eagle and two plants found nowhere else in the province. We might hope that such an important wetland would be protected, and until recently, it had been classed as a conservation zone by the local municipalities. But over the past 20 years, a company called Hardee Farms Intérria- tional had been quietly buying buying up bog land, often for as little as fifty cents an acre. Unfortunately, the company's motives extended beyond simply holding the land in its natural state, and' last fall it applied 1 for a change to an agricultural but Scôtt Williams and Dustin Reid. Jarret Prescott picked up this second playoff shut out as Orono won the game 4-0. Good work guys. Keep it up next week. either drainage for farmland or mining for peat to be the likely alternative. In either case, much'of the significance of the Bog would be lost. Alfred 'Bog's uncertain future is a classic example of the threats- 'facing other - wetlands across Southern Ontario. Ontario. Yet' the Ministry' of Natural Resources, whose officials officials are putting the final touches on a new wetlands protection policy, are shirking shirking any direct role in saving the Bog. The battle to keep protective zoning has been taken up by a local group, the Vankleek Hill Nature Society, Society, but their pleas for assistance from the provincial Ministry have gone without response. , The fate of Alfred Bog will likely be decided this spring at an Ontario Municipal Board hearing. Conservation groups from Ottawa, Montreal, Montreal, and Toronto, including the FON, have pledged to support the local dub in its defence. But will the government government agency responsible for wetlands protection make its voice heard? Natural Resources is not to be trusted as the guardian of Ontario's Natural heritage. the Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE The Town of Newcastle is offering for sale, three parcels of land in the hamlet of Solrna, described a$ Parts 1, 2 and 3 on Plan 10R - 1522, Lot 25, Concession Concession 5, former Township of Darlington. Each of the parcels is not less than .82 of an acre (3319.7 Mz) and each is zoned R2 under By-Law 2111 of the former Township of DaYlington. The Town will accept offers until 4:30 p.m. Friday, February 25, 1983. The highest or be,st offer will not necessarily be accepted. Offers or enquiries should be directed to: -, • Mr.- D.N. Smith, M.Ç.I.P. Chief Administrative Officer 'Corporation of the Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville; Ontario L1C3R2 Telephone: 623-3379. Date of First Publication: January 26, 198(3, Date of Second Publication: February 2, 1983. Date of Third Publication: February 9,1983. Date of Fourth Publication: February' 16, 1983. Date of Fifth Publication; February 23, 1983.