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1 6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 15, 1986 Tennant Fuelers ready for playoffs Saturday In BEWDLEY on January 8 the Orono Tennant Fuel Atoms came from behind to tie the Bewdley Atoms. Bewdley took an early 2-0 lead in the first period while Orono tried to get moving, Stephen Stadelmann scored at 4:04 of the second second period to make it 2-T assisted by Brent Gates and Craig Nemis. Bewdley scored when a loose puck was put into the Orono net at 1:21 of the third period. Orono tried to snap out of their doldrums but it was not until there was 1:22 left to play in the game that they made it 3-2. Cameron Esler scored assisted by Tyler Adey. Orono turned turned on the power and it paid off when Dustin Reid scored assisted by Scott Williams and Cameron Esler, 12 seconds before time ran out. Final Score Bewdley 3 - Orono 3 Saturday night in Orono the Tennant Tennant Fuel Atoms played host to the Newcastle Atoms 'in a close fought game. Orono opened the scoring at the 46 second mark Trevor Lomax fired the puck from the front of the crease assisted by Dustin Reid. Newcastle's Jason Rogers tied the game a few seconds later assisted by Craig Lockhart, and Steve Stapleton. Fifty-six seconds later at the 3:00 minute mark Dustin Reid put Orono ahead assisted by Stephen Stadelmann and Brent Gates. Scott McAllister .scored unassisted with 3:34 to play in the first period to give Orono a 3-1 lead. There was no scoring in the second second period with both goalies Chad Vandam for Orono and Adam Rylance for Newcastle making some good saves. In the third period Newcastle scored the only goal at 4:51 to make it 3-2. Todd Jones Scored assisted by Derek Anderson. Orono won the game 3-2. It was Orono's final league game on their schedule with the playoffs starting this Saturday night at 7:00 in Orono against Cobourg. Orono finished the schedule with a total of 12 wins, 3 ties, 2 losses and 1 game cancelled. Congratulations Congratulations boys go get 'em in the playoffs. Ovenden, Hansen pile up Camsport points On Friday, January 10th passing play with Tim Hallowell Camsport Atoms visited Oakwood getting 'the credit and Brandon and skated away to a 3-3 tie. This Ovenden and Mike Doty assisting, was the fourth and final meeting Crisp passing resulted in the next between these two clubs in regular 8°al as -I® Y Hansen slid one across season play and Oakwood had the goalmouth to an uncovered taken the first three games rather Laura Abrams and she made no handily. Camsport was determitied mistake for Orond's fourth tally, however and actually led 3-1 after wi th two seconds left in the second two periods. A solid effort was put period Brandon Ovenden sent Steve in by Scott Hall in net .as he turned Shetler in for his first goal of the away many hard shots. Scoring for night. It was Brandon Ovenden's Orono were Brandon Ovenden third point of the game as he and assisted by Stephen Shetler,- Jay Jay Hansen assisted Steve Shetler Hansen with an assist by Laura again for Orono's final goal. Jason Abrams and Jeremy Brace set up by Knapp played a fine game on Paul Flintoff and Stephen Shetler. defence as did Scott Hartwig and On Saturday, January 11 Orono Paul Flintoff. Although he wasn't hdsted Little Britain and came away credited with ^ any points Cam 6-1 winners. Orono started rather Tomkins put in a strong perfor- slowly in this game and Little Bri- mance with his persistent tain jumped into a 1-0 lead at thé forechecking. 9:16 mark of the first period. Camsport are now 8 wins, 2 ties, Camsport seemed to gain momen- and 4 losses for 18 points on the turn, however with Jeremy Brace's sea son. Their next game is against goal 4 minutes later on a set up by ' Orono Commodores Saturday, Steve Shetler. Orono never looked January 18th. This should be a back at that point as they scored good match-up as the three prior five more unanswered goals! Adam meetings had resulted in a win, loss, Wallace on a tip-in at the and tie for each club! Coach Bob goalmouth with Steve Shetler Tomkins urges all you parents to assisting at the 4;31 mark was the come out and see your Orono boys eventual winning goal. Orono's P |a y their hearts out in this one! third goal was a beautiful 3-way Game time is 8:00 p.m. < _ . : ■ t School Board considers school smoking ban The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education last week passed a motion to ( refer a request request from the, Ontario Medical association to the personnel corp- ' mitted for study. Through a letter to the Board the OMA was asking that all boards in Ontario ban smoking by students, teachers and staff in all schools. Orono Trustee Bill Carman said he thought the enforcement of such a regulation would be almost impossible. impossible. He said he was not critical of the ban but did feel that it was was premature. Carman also said it would be going going back 35 years when teachers would sneak down to the boiler room for-a smoke. Newcastle Village trustee Bob Wilsher somewhat differed to the opinion of Carman stating theere is a tendancy to pass the buck on many issues. He said it is the right time to start looking at the possibility possibility of a ban but that the best way to succeed was through co-operation with their employees rather than through a mandate. The trustees in November of last •year passed a resolution banning smoking at all meetings of the board as well as from, most of the committee meetings. Mayor's salary frozen (Continued from page 1) Counc. McKnlght said he would like more information as to the relationship relationship of the Mayor's salary to that of councillors (as proposed for 1986 $23,849 compared to $10,221.) It was suggested that staff report on the relationship but no action was taken on the suggestion. Council on a split vote froze the Mayor's salary at the 1985 level of $22,931.75. In dealing with councillors' salary council again split on the issue however councillors will receive the four percent increase as of Janaury 1st and a one percent increase as of July 1, 1986. During the discussions Counc. Harare said Town councillors were by no means underpaid and that the councillor's salaries were at least among the top three in the Region. Counc. Wotten said this is big business and that a four percent increase increase was not unreasonable. "We are supposed (o be the boss", he said. Counc, Stapleton said he was opposed opposed to doing nothing and said consideration had to be given to the position. Callaghan (Continued from page 1) , for the Separate school system where a full scale dialogue had been opened. The speaker said Peterson had changed the face of government in Ontario that now Brian Mulroney is endeavouring to follow in Ottawa. Callaghan noted that the Ontario liberals had agreed to make available all information as to the possible sale of Urban Transportation Transportation Development' Corporation to Bombadier. ' No sooner had this been announced said the speaker when Brian Mulroney announced that the federal government would unveil information as to the sale of De Havilland in Toronto. In speaking of equal pay for work of equal value Callaghan stated that the government wanted neither male or female to be in a minority position. "We don't want to gettoize any individual or group", he said. Callaghan said local issues were important in an election campaign but that a lot rested with the candidate candidate 'and the Association. He noted his success in the Brampton riding, formerly held by Bill Davis, as being similar to that of Durham East in a lot of ways. You have to have issues of interest, he said. In answering a question from the audience on the elimination of Queen's Council for lawyers Callaghan said it was not the end of recognition for those contributing to their community and society. He said a lot Of people have earned recognition for their contribution to society. Joanne Shaw of the Oshavva riding Association spoke to the gathering asking support for her election as vice-president of the Provincial Policy committee. She said the liberal government was moving so fast they would need new policy that should come from riding group discussions. The meeting also appointed members to represent the riding at the provincial party's annual meeting being held in Windsor, January 24 to 26th. Those appointed were: Heather Hajikowski, Al Frulong, Francine Newton, Marg Hawthorne, Jim Carlyle, Carol Berney, Bev and Ivan Grose, Bruce Taylor, Shirley Power and John Harness. Counc, passed a recommendation recommendation that the three Town committees committees receive a four percent increase to their remuneration as of January 1, 1986 and a further one percent increase as of July 1, 1986. Great Pineridge Kinette Club Pub Night January 25 Entertainment 7:30 p.m. Dancing 9:00 p.m. ORONO ARENA $15.00 per couple Lunch Served JANUARY SUPER SAVER SPECIALS 10,000 Hour-40,60, 100 Watt ' LIGHT BULBS pkg. of 2 $1.49 C.I.L. 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