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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 24, 1990 SPORT J&M Framing Tykes win over Bowmanville On Saturday, January 20, 1990, Orono Tykes defeated Bowmanville V.I.P. Hairstyling Tykes by the score of 3 to 1. Both teams had several good chances, but a strong game in goal by Jamie Party and some fine defensive play by Tyler Robinson enabled Orono to win. After a scoreless first period Orono scored first on a goal by Justin Standeven assisted by Christopher Bouley, to end the second period with Orono leading 1-0. In an ex- citing third pericid Bowmanville scored first to tie the gaine at 1-1. Then Orono scored the winning goal on a nice passing play between Greg Shetler1 to Justin, Standeven for the score. The final goal of the game was an unassisted effort by David Lammers to make the final score 3 to 1. AIl the players put forth a good effort to make the win possible. Roughley, Tykes play to dec with visitors On Saturday, January l3th the Bowmanville "IDA Drugs"' Tyke tearn visited Orono to play our Roughley Insurance teain. It was a good gaine ending in a 4-4 tie. Bowmanville scored first with the only goal in the fîrst period. The scoring really opened up in the se- cond period however, as combined, the teamsý scored five times. Orono's Bobby Witheridge scored the first two Orono goals. Assisting hum on the first was Jeff Thompson and Justin Standeven. Assisting on the second goal were Greg Shetier and Jake Bonnetta. Bowma'nville came back to score once more to tie things up, but Bobby, putting on a fine personal performance, scored two more unassîsted goals to end the period with a 4-2 score in Orono's favor. Bowmanville put the pressure on in the third period and it was only through some good saves by Orono's goalie Greg Bester that we were able to hold thein to two goals. Orono had some fine scoring chances as well but could not get the puck over the goal line. The final score again was a 4-4 tie. Later that evening Orono travell- ed to Bowmanville to play their Skylight Donuts teain. This is Bowmianvîlle's number one Tyke teain and it showed as they blasted us in a 10-2 defeat. Bowmanville scored three turnes in the first to get off to a good start-but then fired five more pucks into the Orono net in the second period. By this time our boys, possîbly a bit tired froin our earlier game, were Iosing hope. Goaltender Greg Bester, on only his second outing in goal, was starting to feel a little shell shocked. To make things even worse Bowman- ville scored twice more in the third ând by this turne had an insur- mountable lead. It wasn't as if Orono didn't have several good chances but the Bowmanville goalie was playing a super game and kick- ing out everything we shot at hum. Finally with five minutes to play Orono's Greg Shetler scored assist ed by Bobby Witheridge and then with one minute left Bobby scored. The final score of the gaine 10-2 Bowmanville. This past Saturday, January 2th, the Bowmanville "A & R Flooring" Tykes were in town to play ouir Roughley Insurance teain. Our boys put on a very fine perfor- mance and when aIl was finished had a 4-2 victory. The first period was scoreless as the two teains felt each other out. Early in the second. period Bowmianville got things started with their first goal. Jamie Parry put Orono on the scoreboard on a fine goal assisted by Paul Landers and Kyle Moore. In the third period Paul Landers scored first assisted by Michael Gibson and Jamie Parry. Shortly after Matthew Reid scored his career first assisted by Michael Gibson and Jamie Parry. Bowmanville came back to score a goal late in the period. There was still time for one more Orono goal, however, as Paul Landers moving nicely up the right-wing boards ran into heavy traffic and fed a beautiful pass to Jamie Parry in the open. Jamie went in alone on the Bowma.nville goal firing the puck past the sprawling goalie. The period ended with Orono chalking up a 4-2 vîctory. There were some very good individual efforts, put forth in this gaine by ail the Orono boys. Bobby Witheridge put on a fine performance in the Orono goal, especially early in the gaine to keep Bowmanville down to only two goals. Keep up the good work boys. Next gaine is Friday, January 26th in Orono at 6:15 against Newcastle. See you there! FOR DJSABILITY INCOME INSURANCE Phone Wakefield Insurance Advertise inthe Orono Times 983-5301 Orono Skating News A large group of Orono Skaters will be competing at the Uxbridge Invitational being held January 26, 27 and 28th. This is a freeskate and dance competition. The skaters are: Melissa Allun, Meloniie Allun, Vjckj Baker, Melissa Colvlle, Kaiti Colville, Tracy Eames, Heather Geboers, Julian Lemieux, Melanie Lemieux, Ailan McKenzie, Mary Murphy, Briar Ransberry and Michele Rutherford. Good luck girls! The club executive is very busy for preparations for E.O.S.l.C. which is being hosted by the Orono Club this year on March 3 and 4th. This is a large undertaking and everyones help will be needed to make a successful and smooth run- ning event. A letter wiIl be out soon to aIl parents requesting their help. As well as the E.O.S.I.C. corn- petition, the annual club carnival will be held this year on Saturday April 7th. This event is the highlight of the skating season for ai. A theme has been chosen and the preparations will be soon under- way. YES! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Cail the Ontari«Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline i -80dj-668-AIDS Tales Told Twice (Continued froin page 3) Harry lrwin, R.R. 1, Orono organizes Telephone Ratepayers' Association to have phoning privileges extended to Bowmanville and Oshawa without a long distance charge. Dorothy Holmes, Leskard, reports first sighting of robin. 1200 take part in Cross Country skiing at Forest Centre on Satur- day. 152 volunteers registered with Newcastle Community Care, hav- ing 221 seniors as well registered with the organization. To open Forest Centre residential program to schools outside area to help fill 18 weeks not taken up by local schools. Local schools hart booked 13 weeks at 'the centre. i) u ., KICE UUVV'I IUVVNI UMNO 98~3-5310O EAT IN or TAKE OUT DOvUBLE BURGERS JUST $1 .00 Extra Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m. Fri. 6:30 a. m. - 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p. m. Sunday- Closed EI~ CILUX One of -the best times to paint your home is right now! INTERIOR LATEX FLAT «i~ CILUX- A home's best friend. '-f 'A Whitby Rollerskating Club Needs Your Help!, We are in urgent need of a facility f0 practice for upcoming Artistic Rllerskating Competitions. Any facility with a minimum clear floor area of 10,000 square feet. Any floor surface capable of accepting marker outline of circles for figure practice. Times Required - On an ongoing basis throughout the year, evenîngs after 4:00 p.m. and weekends (ideally 30 hours per week) Speaker system- to hook up a cassette tape player optional) If you can be of any assistance, please contact Lu Flieler at 686-4707. Your support would be greatly appreciated. 25wu