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4.Orono Weekly Timnes, Wednesday, January 17, 1990 SPOARTS Orono J&M Custom Framing Tykes On Saturday, January 13, 1990 Orono played host to Shoppers Drug Mart from Bowmanville. The first period was exciting with both teams having good scoring chances. Orono came away with a 2-0 lead on goals by Brandon Caruana from Brandon Hills and Dave Lammers from Jamie Parry. In the second period Orono out scored Bowman- ville 3 to 1 for a 5 to-1 lead. Scoring for Orono were Jeffrey Thompson from Jamie Parry, Jamie Parry from Jeffrey Thompson and Jef- frey Thompson from Jamie Parry. In the third period Orono scored the final 2 goals of the game for a 7-1 victory. Scoring his third for the hat trick was Jeffrey Thompson from Jamie Parry and finally Bran- don Caruana from Brandon Hills and Andrew Beacock. Tyler Robin- son played a strong game in goal, as did the rest of the team in holding Bowmanville to one goal. Orono Novice notch two wins to their favor Down the 401 east to Baltimore on January 9th went the Orono U.C.H.L. Novice. Orono was ex- pecting a close, tight game and this is what it proved to be. The first five minutes of play saw end to end action, with both goaltenders playing well. At 9:10 of the first Steve Foster stole the puck at centre ice, turned on the speed and scored on the Baltimore goalie. Five minutes later Orono added a second goal scored by Murphy Ir- vine assisted by Bobby Witheridge on a nice two way passing play. With two minutes left in the period Baltimore put one by Orono's net minder Ryan Schoep, end of the first 2-1 Orono. As I said earlier we expected a close game and the second period proved it would be. For thirteen minutes both teams worked hard with the goaltenders being called on to stop many shots. Not until there was only two minutes to play in the second did Orono's Bobby Witheridge score to make the goal light flash, assisted by Jeremy Pare. They changed lines and dropped the puck Orono once again headed for the Baltimore goal. Jamie Richter laid a nice pass on Steve Foster's stick with Steve finishing the play by putting the puck in the net. At the start of the third the scoreboard read 4-1 for Orono. Baltimore found Orono's net and Ryan Schoep stopped two shots before they got one by him. Orono's Mike Morrison picked up the puck and went in on the Baltimore goalie on a break away and promptly made the fans cheer by putting one in. Once again another line change and once again another goal, as Andrew Reid and Murphy Irvine combined talents to have Orono's Andrew Reid score. Baltimore got one back but that was all they could muster. The final score Orono 6, Baltimore 3. The Orono arena played host to a U.C.H.L. game between Orono and our friends and rivals to the south Newcastle on January 12th. Well Orono had 14 players dress- ed for the game, Newcastle had on- ly eight players. But someone forgot to tell the Newcastle players they were skating twice as much and therefore should be tired. Orono got on the board at 14:12 of the first with Steve Foster scoring on a break away. Four minutes later Newcas- tle's C. Davis scored unassisted. Two minutes later Newcastle's K. Kennedy scored assisted by C. Davis on Orono's net minder Ryan Schoep. One minute later Steve Foster beat the Newcastle's net man J. Gutherie. Assisting on Steve's goal was Jonas Bonnetta. With only 45 seconds left in the second Newcastle's N. Stacey threaded the needle putting one by Ryan Schoep. Orono got three goals in a well played second period. Both teams played a close checking period of hockey but on this night the puck was bouncing Orono's way. Scoring for Orono was Andrew Reid from Murphy Irvine, second goal scored by Jamie Richter on a break away, third goal scored by Bobby Witheridge assisted by Steve Foster. When your hot your hot and that is what Orono proved to be as they scored three more goals in the third period. Scoring for Orono was Bob- by Witheridge unassisted, Andrew Reid unassisted and Bobby Witheridge got his hat trick with a goal assisted by Jeremy Pare. Speaking of hats ours is off to Amy-Jane McAllister, Kevin Copp- ing, Alan Robb, Kyle Beacock, Clint Hawkshaw, Mike Morrison, net minder Ryan Schoep, goal scorers and assisters, good game gang. For all you Orono fans our next game is January 15 when Orono plays host to Grafton at 8:15 p.m. Advertise in the Orono Times 983-5301 TALES TOLD TWICE 1943 T.A. Reid returned as reeve of Clarke Township. Mrs. H. Dean reports on items sent overseas during the year by the Orono Red Cross. The organization spent $2000.00 on relief items in- cluding Russia Relief and Prisoner of War boxes. C. B. Tyrrell elected president of Red Cross with Mrs. Wm. Arm- strong vice-president. Harry A. Clark retires as presi- dent of the Orono Chamber of Commerce. R. E. Logan elected president, Roy A. Forrester, vice president, C. T. Miller, secretary and O.W. Rolph, treasurer. 1957 Bowmanville-Orono Combines top of intermediate league with Raye West leading scorer for the Combines. Work to start on 401 highway east ofNewcastle. Mrs. A. A. Drummond president of W.M.S. Warren W. Watt resigns director of the Orono Athletic Association play promotion. Margo Samuels in- terested in taking over and pro- moting the annual event. Guides and Brownies organiza- tion regroups at a meeting at Mrs. G.M. Linton's home. Mrs. Linton elected president, Mrs. J. C. Tamblyn, Secretary, Mrs. C. B. Tyrrell, treasurer. 1969 Hoerst Hoensch elected president of the Orono Chamber of Com- merce. Roy Winters installed as master of the Orono Masonic Lodge. Dracy McKeough, Minister of Municipal Affairs announces Regional government to be in place by end of the year. (Did not happen for another four years.) Roy Foster elected reeve of Clarke. New clerk appointed, T. A. Monahan. New Board of Education formed to be known as Northumberland- Newcastle Board of Education. It replaced the former Durham Board of Education in this area. 1979 The management board of the new Orono Arena proceed to com- plete community room. Charles Gray states another $80,000 needed from community for the project. Keith Barr and Bill Clarke ap- pointed to the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority. 4.8 cubic metres of earth moved at the Darlington Nuclear Generating site with 2.6 million yet to be moved. Country and western show in the Orono Town Hall packs the hall. It was all in the family with the George Dunlops who had been regular winners in a number of draws. George winner in three draws, along with granddaughter, wife Violet, and daughter Shirley with two wins. FOR DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE Phone Wakefield Insurance School Board reinstates bus The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education has reinstated a bus service to the Highland Heights sub-division for grades 1 to 8 and kindergarten children on a temporary basis. The board is to study the close out of the service for the grade students before any further action is taken. The board had continued to transport kindergarten children. KITCHEN DOWNTOWN ORONO 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT DOUBLE BURGERS JUST $1.00 Extra Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m. FrL6:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.M. Sund'ay Closed CILUX One of the best times to paint your home is right now! INTERIOR LATEX FLAT «Iþ CILUX*- A home's best friend. ROLPH Hardware Downtown Orono Phone 983-5207 Z5 9 Subscriptions- ARE NOW DUE Annual Subscription $12.OQ Please fill in the below form and forward with your payment. Subscription Name. ................................ 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