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,7 i 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 22, 1989 SPOR Orono Tyke Team II play Bowmanville squad Orono Novice win second game On Saturday, November 18th Orono Tyke Team 11 took on Bowmanville Rotary Tyke Team and came out on the short end of a 7 - 1 score. The lone goal for Orono was scored by Jamie Parry with an assist from Tyler Robinson, Brandon Brandon Hills played a fine game as goalie, as well all the boys, put forth a good effort. Orono Tyke players meet their match n The Orono Tykes Team 1 travelled travelled to Bowmanville-this past Saturday, Saturday, November 18th to play a 7:00 p.m game against I.D.A. Drugs. The excitement was high as the boys dressed for the game in the big new arena. The game got off to a fast start. We were not really expecting the kind of game we got from Bowmanville. Bowmanville. They had a very strong team with many good skaters. Bowmanville Bowmanville scored early in the first to take the lead. The skating was end to end until the 10 minute mark of the period when Bobby Witheridge scored for Orono. Assists went to Brad Copping and Kyle Moore. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, Bowmanville came back strong closing the period with two quick goals and taking a 3 - 1 lead. : The second period also had lots of action and scoring. Bowmanville struck first with a nice goal but Orono quickly came back with one of their own by Bobby Witheridge from Brandon Caruana. Bowmanville Bowmanville scored again mid way through the period but once more Orono was able to bounce right back with a goal from Bobby Witheridge, assisted by Greg Shetler. Bowmanville Bowmanville managed one more goal past net minder Paul Landers, just at the end of the period. Paul played very strong this period to keep the score close. Orono lost this period by a 3 - 2 score and the game score was now 6-3. The third period had lots more excitement in store. Again Bowmanville scored first" but Orono came back quickly with a goal from Bobby Witheridge. The next score came at the mid point of the period by Bowmanville, but again Orono was quick to answer with yet another goal by Bobby Witheridge. With just seconds left, Bowmanville got one more puck into the Orono goal. The third period score was 3 - 2 and the final score of the game was 9-5. As is obvious from the score, this was 'a very good game for both teams. Both goalies were very strong, each making some excellent saves. Paul Landers helped to keep the score close for Orono, especially ' in the final two periods. Also obvious obvious from the score sheet was the fact that Orono's Bobby Witheridge had a fine game scoring all five Orono goals. Bobby is off to a great start in the 89/90 season. There were some fine individual efforts efforts by many of the boys. Kyle Moore, Brad Copping, Jake Bon- netta and Matthew Reid each had break away attempts foiled by either strong goaltending or quick back checking defense. Greg Bester, Mike Gibson and Justin Standeven each put in a strong defensive and offensive game for Orono. The boys all played very well. If the same effort is put into all our future games, we are all in for an exciting season. Keep up the good work! Next game is in Orono on Saturday, Saturday, November 25thf at 1:30 p.m. against Bowmanville (V.I.P. Hairstyling). See you there! Newcastle Figure Skating club news by Cathy Labrie The Newcastle Figure Skating Club would like to acknowledge the progress of our Canskate Skaters. The following have passed these badge levels: Beginner - Joshua Anderson, Shannon Shannon Armstrong, Matthew Chapman, Chapman, Robyn Cooper, Diane Fisher, Meghan Gilfoy, Sarah Tittle, Chris Mathias, Renee Mathias, Amber Michael, Samantha Michael, Noah- Sturrock and Amy Woodcock. Elementary - Joshua Anderson, Diane Fisher, Meghan Gilfoy and Chris Mathias. Basic - Diane Fisher, Meghan Gilfoy and Chris Mathias. Novice I - Melissa Scarle and Jennifer Jennifer Woodcock. Novice 11 - Sharon Pearson, Amy Schumann and Jennifer Woodcock. Woodcock. All our club skaters are doing their best to successfully complete their badge level requirements. Keep up the good work. Next month we will have a pro- egress report on the Canfigure Skate and Senior skaters. There will be a High Test in Port Hope, Saturday, December 2 and a Low Test, Sunday, Sunday, December 3 and Monday, December 4 in the Bowmanville and Darlington arenas. Many of Newcastle's skaters will be par- ticipating. Good luck to each of you. The Club's Executive would like to thank all the parents and skaters for their active participation in our first Fundraiser, the sale of Christmas cakes. Everyone is reminded that all monies and unsold unsold cakes should be returned to the arena Board room by Friday, November 24. As a final note, parents there will be no skating lessons on Friday, December 1 due to the Buster's tournament. On November 17th Orono played host to Baltimore I. Orono came out to prove themselves and played good hockey throughout the game. Orono pumped many shots at the Baltimore goalie. Finally getting one by at 9:21 of the first period. Scored by Mike Morrison assisted by Bobby Witheridge. Both teams had chances but no goals were scored until the second period. During the second period Orono scored three goals, Alan Robb assisted by Mike Morrison, Bobby Witheridge assisted by Tyler Robinson Robinson and Steve Foster assisted by Council Bits A proposal by Ed Vanhaverbeke to undertake a development of four street townhouse in Newcastle Village at 36 Church Street has been returned to staff for further processing. processing. According to a report to council members 23 single residential permits permits were issued for the month of October comparing with 127 in 1988. Twenty-three semi residential permits were issued against none in 1988. So far this year permits have been issued for dwelling units comparing i with 1456 in 1988. Courtice continues continues with the greatest growth factor. factor. The Town is considering a Tourist Information Centre with consideration of the Vanstone Mill as the location. According to dialogue on the proposal which will not be firmed up until debate on the 1990 budget the Centre could dispense all information as to the Town of Newcastle. Counc. Stapleton questioned the location as unsuitable and did gain support from other members of council. It was pointed out by Frank Wu that other locations had been considered considered and that the project would not likely be located permanently at the Mill location. Stapleton suggested a chalet at the Recreation Centre or other possible Town property such as the old arena site. The General Purpose committee has recommended that no decisions be made on all existing and future subdivision and rezoning applications applications in the three Courtice Neighbourhoods located nort-h of ' Nash Road pending the results of the Needs Study for the Adelaide Avenue extension and any subsequent subsequent Route Alignment Study. Members expressed concern of the environmentally sensitive areas in the 3C Neighbourhood in the north. ' One application for a commercial area west of Bowmânville on Highway 2 was considered at the Town meeting. It is located at the corner of Martin Road and Hwy. 2 in what is called the Sub-Central Area. Counc. Stapleton noted that four or five commercial areas are proposed. proposed. for the general area and questioned questioned just how they were to be supported. supported. The Town committee tabled for six months a proposal for the corner corner of Wellington, Scugog and Church Streets in Bowmanville of residential apartments and some commercial. The Region of Durham planning commissioner has appealed the proposal proposal on the grounds that the Town passed the by-law prior to the of- • ficial plan amendment by the Region, a new regulation just passed. passed. The Region. Kyle Beacock. Going into the third period the home team wanted to show the second second period wasn't a fluke. They turned the goal light on behind the Baltimore goalie three more times within four minutes. Scoring for Orono Andrew Reid assisted by Mike Morrison, Steve Foster assisted by Jonas Bonnetta and Alan Robb, and Jonas Bonnetta assisted by Steve Foster and Alan Robb. Baltimore never gave up, they kept firing shots at Ryan Schoep the Orono goalie. Finally getting one by at 2:27 of the third period, preventing preventing Ryan from having a shut out. Hats .off to Steve Foster for his three goal performance. Also playing playing a good game where Amy-Jane McAllister, Murphy Irvine, Kevin v Copping, Jeremy Pare, Jamie Richter, as well as our goal scorers and ass'ities. Special thanks to Bobby Bobby Witheridge and Tyler Robinson who were called up from the Tyke team to fill in for absent players. Keep up"the good work! Next game is Friday, November at 8:15 in Orono.