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( SPORTS ) Stuff Pharmacy Bantams Dec. 1st - Orono 5; Brooklin Whitby 7 Orono travelled .to. Brooklin on Saturday evening for an exhibition game. It was a rough contest with Orono getting 26 minutes in penalties and coining out on the short end of the score. Orono's goal scorers were Scott Richards l, Scott Prescott 1, Randy Tennant 2, Mike Hamel 1. Assists going to Scott Prescott 1, Church Forbes 1, Mike Hamel 1, Steve Sawyer 1, Ted Oster 1, Paul Lane. Orono's colours were the same as Brooklins and they did not have a change at the arena, making it very confusing for the referees as well as the players. Dec. 2nd - Orono 4, Uxbridge 3 After a rough game in Orono a few weeks ago, Stutts Bantam played their best game of the season so far- The local boys came out flying scoring the first goal and never looked back, but again they took 16 minutes ih penalties putting a great deal of pressure on the rest of the team. Orono's goal getters were Glyn Jenkins 2, Scott Prescott 1, Ted .Oster 1, assists going to Mike Hamel 2, Jeff Gray 1, Steve Sawyer 1. This was a great team effort with special mention going to Geoff Green (goal), Scott Prescott, Mike Hamel and Glyn Jenkins. Dec. 3rd - Orono 0, Cannington 7 Orono Stutts Bantams played host to Cannington on Monday evening but again the boys were not ready to play hockey. Cannington scored their first goal, 1% minutes into the first with Orono playing a man short. Cannington scored six of their seven goals when Orono were sitting in the penàlty box. The local boys finally got going in the second and third period having many good chances around Canningtons net but the puck just wouldn't go in. After the first period it was a good game with goalie Geoff Green making it look easy in the net. Chuck Bedford and one for Raymond Ripley. The second period saw a goal ' apiece with Orono's Fred Cashan scoring from Ray Ripley and Steven Merrick and Bewdley's Tom Baker scoring unassisted. Orono came up with three more goals in the third period, the first by Jeff Dillon unassisted and the other two by Ray Ripley with assists to Jeff Dillon, Steven Merrick and Fred Cashan, giving Raymond Raymond Ripley a hat trick for the game. Some good saves were made by Orono goalie Greg Stacey and Bewdley's Brian Doherty. : Orono Bantams were defeated by Port Hope 6-4 on Sunday, December 2 in Port Hope. Port Hope scored four goals in the first two periods but as they went into the third period Orono really came on scoring four goals to two for Port Hope. Port-Hope goals by Todd Douglas, Rob Sutton, Mike Johnston (2),,Geoff Earle, Claude Giroux with assists to Geoff Earle, Todd Douglas (2), Rob Sutton (2). Rodney Clarke, Mike Johnston. 'Larry Charmley. Jeff Dillon started the puck rolling for Orono 45 seconds into the third period by putting the puck into the net unassisted. Then Paul Morton came up with a wrist shot unassisted from just inside the blue line at 4:24. Steven Merrick placed a great shot just over the goalie's head with an • assist to Paul Mdrton, With 13 seconds left to play Don Doxtater took a slap shot from just over the red line and put it between the goalie's legs, Thanks to Jim Levac for driving to Orono and back again for equipment. Orono Tykes Orono Tykes took home opener from visiting Newcastle Tykes on Saturday, December 1, 1979. The ace goal scorer for Orono was Todd Gray, getting 5 goals. Other goals were scored by Anthony Webb and Kevin Roberts. Assists on goals were by Sean Winning, David Sheridan, Kent Vanderhayden, Richard Stolks, , Jason Major and Blaine Souch. Michael Good Murphy had his first shutout. A game well played by all. Orono O.M.H.A. Midgets United Counties Pee Wees Fenelon Falls won their home game on Friday night, to even the score, as Orono had won their home game with them on the Monday night previous. Fenelon opened the scoring with two quick goals in the first before Orono got started. Steve Wood bang#d in Paul Reeds rebound to get Orono on the scoreboard. By the time the first period was over they were up 4-1. Pete Krukkert brought the Orono squad one closer with his efforts, passed ahead by Paul Reed and Duane Major, for the only scoring in the second period. The only goal scored by Orono in the third period was a well placed point shot by Duane Major, passed back by Ken Farrow, while Fenelon tipped in three more to end the game in their favour 7-3. On Saturday, the' Midgets were visitors in their own arena as Oshawa L.N.H.L. Canadians hosted them with their ice rental time. Paul Reed opened the scoring of the game, snapping ih Pete Krukkert's pass. Oshawa tied it ups to set up the second period. Pete' Krukkert put the boys ahead again, .this time from Duane Major and Paul Reed. Before the second period was over it was tied up again. The third period belonged to us, as the solid team effort paid off with fouf goals in a row. Steve Stec slid in the first <one from Willie Van Seggelen and Kirk Carr. Duane Major banged in the second, this one from Pete Krukkert and Paul King. Then Kirk Carr combined with William Van Seggelen for the third counter. Steve Wood stole the puck and went in alone, slipping it past the goalie, for an unassisted counter. Oshawa got the last goal of the game, ending it Orono 6, Oshawa 4. The weekly home game brought Cannington down for a game. Cannington couldn't get on the scoreboard until the third period, held scoreless by excellent goal tending by Bob Zych and Dan Barlow. The Orono squad backed up their goalies with three goals during this time. Ken Farrow connected with Dennis Klawitter for the first goal of the game, then a pass by goalie Bob Zych to Duane Major who made an end to end rush, snapped it into the top. corner, ended the first period. Steve Stec took his time, lifted his own rebound over the goalie, passed up initially by Paul King for the only second period goal. Fenelon opened the scoring in the third- frame but then Ken Farrow poked . one through the goalies pads, passed along by Duane Major and Paul Reed. Pete Krukkert did his thing for the last Qrono goal, working hard wth Paul Reed and King to end the game Orono 5, Cannington 2. Mark Lake returned to defensive duties, being out since a pre-season exhibition game with torn legipients, and Steve Graham, Terry Hedges and Rhys Jenkins have put in solid efforts. United Counties Hockey On Friday, iNovemner 30th, the' Orono United Counties Atoms playqd Port Hope l on home ground. The game was never in doubt, as Orono came out flying and beat. Port Hope by a whopping 8-3 score. Orono goals scored by Darren Lewis wth the hat trick and 1 assist, Robert Snoek 2 goals, Robbie Jerome 1 goal, 2 assist, Darren Dennis, 1 goal and Stuart Irwin 1 goal, 1 assist. The other assist went to Chris Richards. f)n : Sunday, December 2nd the United Counties Atoms travelled to Port Hope for a rematch between thè two teams. As usual the Ore no team controlled the game, and came Beating Port Hope by a out as winners, score of 7-3, Orono goals were scored by Jeff Martin, 2 goals, Robbie Jerome 2 goals, Darren Lewis 2- goals, and Chris Richards 1 goal and 2 assists. Other assists by Stuart Irwin wtih 2, Tim Mercer and Brian Hill. O.M.H.A. Bantams The Orono Bantams lost to Port Hope 5-2 on Wednesday, November 28th, 1979 in Port Hope. The first period ended with a 3-1 score with goals by Mike Powiapa, Mike Trotter (2) and assists by Mike Trotter and Mike Powiapa (2) for Port Hope and Oro'no'* çoàt' by- Paul Morton .unassisted. Dan ' p" the only goal of the secy .... lor Port Hope assisted by in Beqker and Kelly Ritza. Orono sc,ored ( -.ivir second goal in the third period by Don Doxtater unassisted I but couldn't pull ahead with Port Hope's Mark Chaput assisted by Dan Dunticher from Kelly Ritza scoring in the j last of the third period. Both Orono goalie Greg Stacey and Port Hope goalie,Tom DeLong played a good game. Orono Bantams hosted Bewdley Friday, November 30th, 1979, winning 6-1. Orono led at thè end of the first period with two unassisted goals, one for Orono Pee Wees hosted Bewdley defeating them 3-2. , Bewdley opened the scoring early in the first period, by Shawn Langstaff, assisted by Dean Longyear. Langstaff scored again assisted by Larry Sommer. Qrono came back late in the period to score by Vaughn Chambers assisted by Blaine Bruton. Second period remained scoreless, Orono fighting off two penalties. Early in the third period, Jeff Vanhaverbeke scored unassisted. David Dawes scored 40 seconds later assisted by Peter Armstrong and Sean Barry ending the scoring of the game. A great team effort paid off. Keep up the good work. Board and teachers go to mediation It was agreed between the Elementary teachers' and the ( Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education on Monday that they disband with further negotiations between between the' two negotiating teams and call for mediation. The two groups are still some distance apart on a number of issues including salaries and benefits. In the recent Fact Finder's report made public on November November 28 a number of differences were outlined by Eugene Deszcâ. The elementary elementary teachers wish to have a section concerning teacher's retention included in the collective agreement while the board wishes to continue with the status quo which they claim is working well. The fact finder points out that" both groups agree as to what should happen but are lacking in accord as to where the matter should be placed. In respect to salaries the fact finder has stated that there will have to be a movement of both parties if agreement is to be reached. He said the teachers did not appear tp be in a catch-up position in comparison with salaries paid in neighbouring, areas. The elementary , tpacheirs are asking for an overall increase of 10 percent excluding excluding increments for the 79-80 period. They wish 5 percent be a percentage increase over the grid while the other five percent, be a lump sum increase based on the average average teacher salary of $19,220. The teachers feel this increase increase plus the increment of 2.06 percent would only maintain maintain their current economic position. The Board on the other hand proposes an increase of 4.27 percent excluding increments increments which would provide an average increase of $818. With the addition of the annual increment the inc- As to consultants responsibility responsibility allowance the teachers are asking an increase of $449.00 over the current rate which would bring the allowance allowance to $3,200. The Board is offering a ,total of $2,800.00 being an increase of $49.00 over last year. Another item of discord comes through the teachers wishing to maintain the retirement gratuity through the accumulation of sick- leave credits. In the'past this has been accorded teachers but the board feels the significance of the retirement gratuity has been reduced by pension plans, insurance , plans,/etc. The Board wishes to grandfather the sick leave reas^ reaches to 6.33 percent * credits as of September 1st, or an average increase of $1,213.00. The Board feels its offer is fair to the teachers and to the _ taxpayers of Northumberland and Newcastle. Newcastle. The Board also points out that it is the third highest paying Board of its eight- neighbours while the .per capita income of the tax- pa ers in the area is fifth line with its neighbours. 1979 'and maintain those credits only that have been built over the past years. The fact finder referred to a former fact finder who had reported that consideration should be given to sick leave credits being accumulated in , light of the fact that pensions, insurance and disability allowances allowances are' now available.