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Oro;ÎàWeekly limes, Wedneedyfemer2 13- J&M Custom takes 5-1 win over A&R Roofing J&M Custom's game last Thursday, December l6th, against A & R Flooring, started fast and furious from the opening face-off. Carl Tordiff (10) scored is first goal of the season from Michael Fuller (6) and Derek Sellars (3) early in the gaine. Mike S imiana (15) posted J&M ta 2-0 lead with bis first of the season at 8:06. Assistsby Garett Wood (12) and Evan Moore (9). A & R managed to trickle one past Garrett MacDonald (11) tending goal, but he grabbed it before it crossed the line. Just before the period ended, A & R did get one past him, to close the period traiing 2- 1. Early in the second, Evan Moore was stopped twice by A & R's goalie on what looked like sure goals. At-6:58, Doug Garlick (5), on a break-away, made no mistake. He had a good look and shot it low in the corner. Assista from Ian Knox (14) and Justini Caruana (4). On bis first shift in thethird period, Doug Garlick blew, one by the goalie on the long side on passes from Eric Kuening (17) and goaltender Garrett MacDonald. With 4:15 left in the game, Deug Garlick, attaining Uic elusive . natura1 bat trick', was ia alene and Uic goalie came eut trying to poke check him, but managed te deflect the shot high in thenet. Assists going to Michael Fuller and Jason Geraldi (2). Immediately thercafter, the A & R goalie stoned Doug Garlick once again, then stymied Evan Moore with only seconds left in thc game. But for thc A & R goalie, J & M's offe -nce would have surely ran up Uic score higher than the 5-1 final. And, while flot overly busy, J & M's netminder, (.jar rett MacDonald, beld on te everything tbat camne bis way. Like Santa's elves, J & M's players sbowed that teamwork is a gift te ahl! Happy Holidays J & M Custom, and GOOD LUCK at your teurnament! Scoredfirst goal of the season. Mike Simiana # 15 Carl Tordiff # 10 Family ýAuto continue with their winnings way In OMHA Atem play this past week Orono's Family Auto Sales registered two more wins in as many games! Friday, December 17 Family Auto bosted the Boeaygeon Cougars, sbutting, tbem out by a 4-0 margin. Both Orono netminders, Scott Poole and Ryan Leddy, deservedly shared Uic shut-out "spoils". In Uic match, the Cougars skated well against the bost club in the first period, relinquisbing one goal on just 5 sbota. Bobcaygeon replied witb 4 sbots of their own. The middle frame remained scoreless. Orono's depth.from Uic bencb proved too much for Uic Ceugars however, as tbey were outsbot 11-2 and outscored 3-0 in thc third pcriod. Family Auto 4 - Ceugars 0 Orono goals: Bob Witberidge (2)/Brandon Caruana/Tyler Robinson. Orono assisLs: Brandon Caruana/Pat O'Halloran/Greg Sbetler/Jamie Parry/Ryan Tresise/Matt McGlynn Shots on goal: Family Auto 23, Cougars 12 Sunday, December 19 Family Auto travelled to Fenclon Falls for their next league encounter emerging 4-2 winners. Play was even throughout the first two periods as both clubs were deadlocked at 1-1 entering the final frame. Once again however, Family Auto's bench strengtb was the dominant factor as Orono pressed bard netting three markers in a 68 second span! Fenelon Falls replied witb a goal late in the gaine, but it wasni't enougb as the visitors prevailed. Faniily Auto 4 - Fenelon Falls 2 Orono goals: Brandon Caruana (2)/Bob Witheridge/Brandon Kettela Orono assists: Bob Witheridge/Ryan Tresise Shots on goals: Family Auto 23, Fenelon Falls 21 Ice Shavings: Belated birthday greetings to defenceman Greg Bester who t urned il oný December 20 .. . omitted in last week's write-up was a tip of tbe cap te assistant coaches Dave McGlynn and Pete Landers for their part in Uic team's winning of the Woodville Tournament... after 20 league starts Family Auto's record is 14 wins 3 ties 3 losses . .. defencemnan Jamnie Parry Ieads the club with a shooting accuracy of 44.4%. .. forward Brandon Kettela boasts a 50.000/ defensive zone face-off efficiency ..second best on Uic teamn. Except for a friendly father and son match and combined Christmas' party Tuesday, December 21, this concludes FamilyAuto's on-ice activities for May dÎSCUSS trustee cuts SThe Northumberland Clarington Board of Education may discuss the reduction of sehool trustees. At the present time 15 trustees are elected once every tbree years. The chairperson, Judi Armstrong, has said she is flot adverse in discussing the idea since the province has passed, legisiation that will now allow a reduction. She did say that in any change they must be assured to maintain a balance ini the three areas, easter, cenftral and western. Orono Fire Calis Fire cails for the Clarington Fire Departinent, Station 3, Orono for the weeks of December 2nd and December l5th. December 3rd at 8:28 a.m., responded to a car fire- on Hwy. 115, 2 miles nortli of Boundry. December 7th at 6:53 a.m., responded to car roll over at Taunton Road near.the Acres Restaurant. December 7th at 9:05 p.m. on stand by at Station 1. December 8th at 8:56 a.m., assisted Station 1 at Liberty St. and Taunton Rd. December l3th at 5:39 p.m. responded to a vebicle accident, at Hwy. 115 southbound, nortb of 8th Conc. Notbing Found. December l5th at 5:09 p.m., responded to a grass fire at 4120 Conc. 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