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r ~ Orono W..h~y TIm.u, Wdnsduy~, NovmbM ~ 1093 ) Family Auto cruises with two >more wins In OMHA Atom League play October 26, Oronos Family Auto visited Sunderland and earned a 6-0 win. In contrast to last weekes penalty-filled contest- in Haliburton, not one infraction was called in this fast-paced higbly entertaining match-up. The final score was not indicative of play in the game as Sunderland held the visitors off the board until late in the middle frame. Scoring the eventual game winner at 3:21 and his first of 2 on the night, was Captain Bob Witheridge assisted, by Winger Ryan Tresise and defenceman Greg Bester. With the advantage of extra legs on the bench and quicker line changes, Family Auto padded their 1-0 lead in the final period with five straight goals. First it was Bob Witheridge at 9:17 on a nice set- up from Winger Mike.Knox. winger Brandon Kettela popped one in at 6:50 assisted by Pat O'Halloran. Brandon Kettela exchanged the favour when hie sent winger Pat 0'Halloran in for Orono's fourth goal at 3:36. Just 6 seconds later Brandon Kettela scored again, set-up by Pat O'Halloran and' centre Matt McGlynn. Winger Jeff Thompson rounded out Family Auto's scoring when hie was sent in the clear by centre Greg Shetler at 2:44. Family Auto outshot Sunderland 28-18. Scott Poole' and Ryan Leddy shared in the Orono shut-out. Friday, October 29 saw Family Auto host Beaverton in their first'league encounter. Orono jumped into an early lead as they popped in no less than 3 goals in the first period. Winger Ryan Tresise was set-up nicely on a play from Bob Witheridge and Mike Knox at 5:16 for 'Orono's first marker. Less than a minute later at 4:46, Bob Witheridge was fed a pass from Matt McGlynn and the rangy centre fired one home to the top sheif. Centre Greg Shetler spotted a breaking Jamie Parry in neutral ice at 2:25 and the Orono defenceman raced in scoring with a nice forehand deke. Family Auto's Brandon Kettela got the lone goal in the middle frame assisted by Pat O'Halloran at 5:46. Beaverton found their skating legs midway through the gamne, but Orono's Ryan Leddy shut them down in the net as the final score was 4-0 in favour of the home team. Orono outshot the visitors 23-9. J&M Custom Tykes, 5-1 against Beaver Lumber Playing a fast-paced game last teammates, Justin Caruana (#4ý Friday night, J & M Custom and Brent Vanstone (#7>, Garci opened the scoring against the Wood (#12) scored his secon( Beaver Lumber with a goal goal, of the night right from tht registered by Justin Caruana (#4) face-off. with only 1:27 remaining in the Then, with only one minutc first period. Assists were credited left in the game, Justin Caruaný to Joey Konopka (#35) and Eric (#4) picked the puck off a B cave. Kuenig (#17). at the blue lime, carried it in to th( .Scoring in the first minute of Beaver zone, and scoredi the second period, Evan Moore unassisted, (#9), assisted by Doug Garlick Notable mention te Joel (#5) and Carl Tordiff (#10), Konopka for being the playeý carried J & M Custom to a 2-0 who remained upright the mos lead. during the gme ... probably dug Two m inutes later, Garett Wood (# 12) scored off passes from Ian Knox (#14) and Carl Tordiff (#10). While taking extraordînary passes from their team mates, Justin Caruana, Mark Kelly and Evan Moore were, unfortunately, unable to get past the Beaver netminder the remainder of this period. Beaver Lumber scored theirý first, and only, goal with four minutes remaining in the second period. J &'M Custom netminder, Michael Fuller (#6), held up throughout this period under intense pressure as the play predominated in bis end. His teammates struggled to clear it: between pirouettes, collisions and trips over excessive snow building up on the ice. He reluctantly changed ends at the close of the period. Beaver Lumber kept the pressure on J & M Customn throughout the 3rd period, until finally, with two minutes left in the game and with help from his tt id e e na e d, er to the fluorescent orange skate- laces! Next game, Thursday, November 4th, 5:00 p.m. against Shopper's Drug Mart in Bowmanville. Cobourg school a top priority The Separate School Board priority list lists a new secondary school in Cobourg at the top of the list. The decision came despite arguments by some board members that the new high school was needed in Bowmanville over the need that existed in Cobourg. Over the last nine years the Cobourg school has increased in enrolment from 43 students to 450 and expects to rise to 700 by the end of the decade. The school services Istudents from all f Northumberland county and has 21 portables. Bantams keep their unbeaten streek alive The Halminen Homes Major Bantams kept their unbeaten streak alive this week, with a come-from- behind 3-2 victory over Maiicham, at the Darlington arena. The first period was ail Toros and were unlucky not to take a lead into the second period, however, they had to seule for the tie. Markham came out strong to begin the second and took the lead after just .37 seconds. The game then began to slip away from the Tomos and their defence were bard pressed to keep the score to just 1- 0. Midway through the period, the visitors pressure paid off and Cameron Millar was beaten again to make it 2-0 for Markhani. The lime of Darryl Cook, Ryan Jobb and Derek Lange then went to work and with Jobb and Lange setting him up, Cook hit for a natural hat-trick to win the game for the Toros. His first came before the end of the 2nd period when he picked up a loose puck in the crease and slid it past the Markham keeper. Three minutes into the 3rd he struck again on an almost identical play, both these goals were set up by Jobb and Lange. The game winner came witb 9:35 left and this time Milar was assisted by Lange and Tony Butzer. Markbam then put on continuous pressure to try to equalize and only some great goaltending from Cameron Millar, who pulled off 5 to 6 saves from point-blank range, kept themn in the game. Markham had a great opportunity, when the Bowmanville team took a minor penalty witb only 1:05 left on the dlock and the Markham keeper on the bench in favour of an extra attacker. However, the defence came up strong and held off the Markham team to preserve the wln. 'Me Halminen Homes unbeaten streak now stands at 7, with a record of 6 wins, 0 losses and 1 tie.1 The team plays Markham on Monday, November lst, in Markham and then hosts Orillia at Darlington on Friday, November 5th. Report by John Hand It takes more than just offence to win a game, Tuesday evening the Major net. Orono pulled the goalie for an Plumbing OMHA Novice hockey extra attacker in the final minute team travelled to Sunderland for and with just nineteen seconds left regular league play. Orono's in the garne Nathan Adegeest fired defense started very slowly but a shot that was stopped by the strong play by the defensive corps Omemee netminder. Matt Caruana of Glencoe Hogle, Tyson jumped on the rebound, scooted in Gimblett, Lee Allun and Chris behind the goal and came out the Kirkbride, backed by solid other side to score on a wraD goaltending by Josh Brandt around to salvage the tie for combined to kecp Sunderland off Orono. This was the most exciting the scoreboard throughout the first game of the young season for the two periods. Orono finally broke Oronio fans. It was another strong through in the first minute of the game for the Orono defense and third period when Curtis Robinson goaltender who are proving that it scored on a hard shot to the corner takes more than offense to win of the net when he was set up in hockey games. If you are looking front by Collin Cureatz and for some fine entertainment, Nathan Adegeest. Sunderland tied Orono arena is the place to be the garne about two minutes later every Friday at 7:30 when the rep on a breakaway shot that was team takes to the ice. We face a partially blocked by the Orono strong test Tuesday at 7:30 when goalie. Matt Caruana gave Orono we take on Port Hope at Orono the lead once more on a nice and again Friday whcn an old passing play from Jamie Rowe and rivah-y resumes against Newcastle. Kevin Martin. Less than a minute later Orono scored again when Collin Cureatz was set up alone in the slot by Curtis Robinson also assisted by Nathan Adegeest. Matt Caruana gave Orono a little more insurance when he redirected a shot by Glencoe Hogle from the point after he had taken a pass from Jamie Rowe. This closed out the scoring with the final score Orono 4, Sunderland 1. Friday night Omemee came to town looking to avenge an earlier loss to Orono. Both teams came out skating hard but despite many good scoring chances at both ends of the rink the game remained scoreless until mîdway through the thirdperiod when Omemee finally managed to solve the goaltending of Josh Brandt with their first goal of the game. It was beginning to look like Orono might be about to get their first loss of -the season as the offense couldn't.quite finish their plays around the Omemee Waste iSystems BROWNING-FERRIS INDUSTRIES Thumbs down on bingo in schools Trustees of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education turned thumbs down on a proposai to allow parent organizations to use school buildings for bingos as a means of raising money. The proposai was brought before the board by trustee Charmaine Dunn of Bowmanvile. Bob Wilsher of Newcastle said society is drifting in the wrong direction now that -the provincial government has decided to allow casinos. He said he did flot want to see schools used for gambling. "There are plenty of operators out there where people can play,' hie said. The motion to allow bingo was defeated 8 to 5. Board refuses to bus students The Durham Board of Education has refused to bus junior kindergarten children to a French-language school in Scarborough. The board has taken the stand that junior kindergarten is flot mandatory at this time and is flot offered by the Durham Board within their own area The Durham Board does bus about 80 students to French schools rather than offer the classes in their own schools. QUde .~~19utch \~fl Carpentry CUSTOM HOME BUILDING RENOVATIONS "SmaiI Jobs and Large l'il Take Charge" 1-705-277-2397 JOE H. 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