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< Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Februaiy 19, 2003 - 7 Orono Plumbing Reps get flushed out The Orono Major Plumbing Novice Reps find themselves down two games to one against Newcastle in a best of 5 series. After getting shut out in game two, Orono travelled to Newcastle for game three and lost a heartbreaker 2-1. Tyson Robinson opened the scoring on a nice wrap-around goal. Then came a call that will be long talked about in Orono. Evan Rosseau scored a goal that went through a hole in the mesh in the back of the net and wasn't counted. It should have given Orono a 2-0 lead. Coach Paul Rosseau protested the call to no prevail. Being obvious to many spectators spectators and arena staff, the hole was repaired during the intermission intermission flood. The Novices played their hearts out and. to lose a game in that fashion is disturbing, but in sports sometimes you get the calls and sometimes you don't. Orono is now in a must-win situation. If they play like they did in their last game, with amazing defensive and offensive offensive positioning, they have a great chance of winning. The next game is in Orono Tuesday at 7:00. Good luck team. -FD. NEWCASTLE" 5 ' SENIORS EUCHRE TOP SCORES FEB. 11 Lil Bolderstone - 61 Maureen Powell - 61 Elaine Doty - 60 Helen Nesbitt- 60 Marilyn Martin -59 HIDDEN SCORES Margaret Wade - 50 Bill Wade - 47 LOW: Joyce Stacey Sweetheart win for Allin's Midgets The Allin's Orchard Midget Leafs are in a tight battle with the Douro Dukes in this round of playoff action. Down by a game, the Leafs hosted the Dukes on Friday Feb. 14 and came away with a Sweetheart win. The Leafs led at the'end of the first on an end-to-end rush goal by Caruana with the assist going to goaltender Martin. Do uro tied the game in the second period but thirty seconds seconds later the Leafs Szymczak, * assisted by Millson and Dunham regained the lead. Do uro quickly responded, tying the game once again. Orono regained the lead late in the second with Szymczak getting his second with help from Millson. There would be lots of action for both goalies in the third but the score would stand at 3-2 for Orono. With the best of five series tied at 1-1, the series shifted back to Douro on Sunday Feb. 16. The Leafs would find themselves down by 2 at the end of the first even though they were getting good chances at the Douro goalie. They finally put one up on the board at 6:31 of the third as Caruana let go a zinger that the goalie had no chance on. Millson took the assist. Unfortunately, Douro got that one back on the next shift but Orono kept up the heat and Barnes from Caruana put us one closer with 1:39 remaining. remaining. Orono pulled the goalie Crash ley but were unable to tie the game. NEWCASTLE BOWLING THURSDAY MIXED score results 175 + for February 13, 2003 BOWLER Game One Game Two Game Three Debi Hannigan 202 176 194 Mike Swan 222 184 JackVanderstarre 216 221 Wes Forget 204 181 193 Adrian deLaat 217 Fae Forget 175 183 189 Andy Dumouchel 216 Sandy Morton 204 Joe Forget 194 178 Donna Adams 198 Brenda deLaat 210 Tim Marshall 209 50/50 winner: Sandy Morton FOR MORE LOCAL BOWLING RESULTS PLEASE SEE PAGE 10 Paid Advertisement Port Hope Area Initiative Moving Ahead Community character What do wc mean when we talk about the "character" of a community? In Port Hope and Port Granby, we could mean, among:other things, an appreciation of our boating) can be measured and maximized, and any potential negative effects (for example, disturbance caused by trucking of waste) can be minimized. The goal of the study is to gain an understanding- of how the proposed projects ,man-i ? iadp,and ; natural heritage, enjoyment impact, the lives: of. people in . the of small-urban amenities in a basically rural communities way of life, all the things that make our communities unique and valued places in which to live, work and thrive. Maintaining the character and values of our communities is an important part of the Port Hope Area Initiative (PH AI ) for consolidation and long term management of historic low level radioactive waste (LLRW) in Port Hope and Clarington. In previous Moving Ahead columns, we c x plained h o w environmental assessment studies under the Pli AI encompass the atmospheric, terrestrial, aquatic and geophysical aspects ol our environment. This time we turn our attention to the socio-economic factors that, together, give our communities their unique character. Areas to he examined in the socioeconomic socioeconomic assessment include such things as tourism, housing, property values, recreation, and significant community features such as heritage architecture, a thriving recreational fishery, and agricultural activity. The study w ill identify valued social and cultural components, as perceived by the people who live anil work in our communities. SI (NFS Consultants Ltd. is compiling the socio-economic report, under the direction of Brendan Llyim of the Low- Level Radioactive Waste Management Office (I.I.RWMO). Before, during and after The study will not he a paper exercise. Interviews, workshops, discussion groups and altitude survey questions will contribute l<> the overall profiles SL.NLS draws ol the Poil I lope area communities. Data will he gathered before, during and alter the completion of the clean up operation By computing data and taking appiopiialc action, the positive elleets (lor example, the removal of sill anil i eliahi 11 till ion ol Port I lope harbour lot Recreation and the natural landscape landscape are important features of the socio-economic environment. Brendan Flynn points out that it is important to remember that some of the effects of projects will be temporary, such as possible short-term impacts on some property values. Other effects, related to the completed projects will be permanent, such as the work on the Port Hope harbour. Community input "We've s t a r t e d collecting baseline data for this study," says Mr. Flynn. "We are talking to people in tourism, in recreational organizations, in business; we're consulting many local people regarding their perceptions of their community." Helpful data will also be collected in a public attitude survey, similar to the 2002 survey conducted for the Port Hope Area Initiative. These baseline data will be compiled anil used later in the project to identify changing perceptions over time, he explained. VEC Workshops Local residents are encouraged to give their input to assist in identifying Valued Leosystcm Components tVLCs). These are environmental, social anil cultural components of importance to the environmental assessment studies. VLC workshops are scheduled for March -I on the Port Granby Project and March 5 on the Port Hope Projeci. Watch the media for details or call (905) SS5-029I lÊQ ? I'mi i I Inn Am \ Imiixuvi Moving Ahead This regular column is published by the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Office to inform local residents of progress on the clean-up and safe longterm longterm storage ul low-level radioactive waste in the area for copies of this column or additional information call 905 BB5-0291, or visit the Project Information Exchange at 11t) Walton Street in Port Hope Visit the Project Information Exchange, 110 Walton Street, Port Hope, 1:00-5:00 Monday to Friday Call (905) 885-0291 Visit our website: www.llrwmo.org -- Now with a new look Carouse! 'D 'Champs The Wooden Carousel Atoms braved the cold Havelock arena and won the 'D' Championship game in a tournament this past Saturday. Net-minder, Glen Murray was in fine form for the day, making some terrific saves. The day seemed to be a lot harder on Dad then on Glen. The Leafs lost their first game to a team from Oakville consisting consisting of all majors that were above the Orono league. The second game was much better as they played Clarington's Bill's Truck Stop team. This nail-biter game started with Bowmanville opening up the scoreboard in the first period. The second period, Bowmanville scored again, but Orono answered hack as Mackenzie Tycc and Jeremy Moore set up Daniel Stavrakos to blast one in. The second period ended 3-1. The third period. Orono came alive and tied up the game with Daniel Stavrakos scoring his second goal of the game assisted by Brandon Cox and then Anthony Borlolazzo zinged a goal in on a breakaway. With only 2:33 left on the clock. Bowmanville took the lead again. With just over a minute left on the clock, Orono pulled the goalie in an attempt to tie the game, but was unsuccessful. Bowmanville won the game 5-3. The Leafs won the "D" championship game against a team from Grimsby. 5-3. Cafe hot at tournament The Orono Country Cafe Atom Rep team did w'ell in a round robin tournament with Man vers. Newcastle and Omet nee. In Man vers on Sunday. Orono came out flying from the opening face-off, eventually eventually winning 8-1. Greg St. James and Carson Quinn had hat tricks with Sean Bargent having the other two goals. Spencer Cole chipped in w ith four assists and both goalies - Ryan Brandt and Patrick Rem pel- played solid between the pipes. Back in Orono on Monday. Orono came away w it lx a 7-2 win. • Air Brushing ESTHETIC STUDIO Certificates • 1 vi'htsh Timing • Flirt rulin' Musvlv Siimul.iii' t V. M S ) AvilUdblc • I'nrnllm Wax 15% DISCOUNT with coupon Mill Street, Orono. ON LOP 1 MO • 905-9S8-S109