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Tennant Fuel Atoms engaged in round robins (Continued from page 4) cl 'ots on net for the entire game, i • - the second game on Thursday in Little Britain Orono showed good offence and came away with a 4-1 win. Henry Kaldeway scored twice to lead the Orono squad to their win. Strong goaltending by' Chad Maartense kept the opposition opposition from any chance of a comeback. comeback. , Coach Peter Landers shuffled all his lines around for the Orono Tennant Tennant Fuels Atom rematch against Omemee on Saturday, January 31, 1987 and it produced spectacular results. The Tennant Fuel boys skated to an impressive 11-2 win with good heads-up passing plays and well timed individual rushes. Stephen Stadelmann opened the scoring when he took a pass from Brandon Ovenden and flipped in a shot high to the Omemee goalie's stick side. One minute later, at the 6:44 mark of the first period, Paul Woods and Brandon Ovenden combined combined on passes to feed Ben Deremo in front of the Omemee net where Ben made it 2-0_ on a quick blast. Still in the first period Michael Landers passed to Daryl Reid who fed the puck to Jean-Paul Tousig- nant and J.P. again blasted a high drive into the net. Jason Hansen made the score 4-0 when he finished off an excellent passing play with Jeremy Braqe and Trevor Lomax. Early in the second period Omemee scored their first goal on a deflection in front of the Orono net. Trevor Lomax pushed the score to 5-1 on a fine individual effort as he raced into the Omemee end, stripped the defender of the puck to move in alone on a surprised goalie and pick an opening. Trevor Lomax scored his second goal after taking a pass from Chris Yeo who had worked worked the puck into the Omemee zone. Stephen Stadelmann Completed his "hat-trick" when he potted two goals in less than a minute, the first from Brandon Ovenden and Ben Deremo and the second from Jean- Paul Tousignanl and Ben Deremo. Omemee scored their second and final goal on a high blast that hit the Orono goalie Jarrett Aus on the face mask and bounced into the net. Trevor Lomax picked up his "hat-trick" and fourth point of the night when he scored on a feed from Brandon Ovenden and Paul Flintoff who had made a strong rush to move the puck into the Omemee end. The fourth goal of the §ama for Stephen -Stadelmann camé with 2:58 left to play when Chris' Yeo and Michael Landers combined to dig out the puck and pass it to Stephen. Jeremy Brace closed out the scoring with Chris Yeo and Daryl Reid assisting. The hard work., back-checking and digging digging out the puck from the corners by forwards Stephen Shetler and Aaron Staples was instrumental in setting up Orono's drives and minimizing Omemee's chances. Meet over Cadbury purchase deal Last Tuesday local politicians and labour representatives met with the federal government's chief combines combines investigator to discuss the sale of Cadbury in Whitby to Neilson Ltd. and the resulting closure of the Cadbury plant. Although the group had a two hour meeting with the investigator discussion is not being devulged. The possible closing of the plant would mean the loss of 335 to 350 jobs that now exist at the Whitby plant. M&A Pee Wees 6-1 over Little Britain Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 4, 1987-5 On January 19th Little Britain battled a snowstorm for a rematch with Orono .Matthew & Assoc. Peewees. The first period was scoreless with both teams skating hard and some good end-to-end action. action. At 6:24 of the second period Andy Taylor put Orono on the scoreboard on a nice pass from Jim Partner. A minute later Mike Reid chalked up Little Britain's only goal of the game. Orono scored two more goals in the second period when Jeff Hartwig found the mark, assisted by CamcrtiP Esler and Dustin Reid, and ScP 11 McAllister from Andy Taylor ripd Tyler Gibson. Gibson. Orono continued to play a good consistent game in the third period and were rewarded with three more goals for a win of 6-1. Third period goals went to Dustin Reid assisted by Jim Partner, Tyler Gibson assisted by Andy Taylor and Scott McAllister, Cameron Esler, assisted by Jason Major. On January 23rd Orono headed for Port Perry and came home with a 5-2 win. David Sheridan was b.ack from vacation and the team was back to lull force. Orono played a good defensive game with Jason Major., Craig Nemis, Brad Minn is, Jim Partner and Andy Taylor all working hard. It seems that whenever Orono comes up against Pori Perry, at home or away the penalty box is never empty. This game was no exception. Port Perry received 22 minutes and Orono 20 minutes. Despite the penalties it was a good game. Jeff Hartwig scored unassisted in the first period when he tucked the puck in the corner of the net. Andy Taylor scored unassisted at 13:01 of the second period. David Sheridan skating like he had never been away got a nice goal, assisted by Tyler Gibson giv- -ing Orono a 3-0 lead. Port Perry scored two minutes later. David Sheridan came out flying in the third period, he picked up a super : P ass from Scott McAllister and got his second goal of the game. Port Perry managed to put one more past Shawn Hardy who played an excellent game. The last goal of the game went to Jeff Hartwig assisted by Cameron Esler. On January 25l:h, Orono travelled travelled to Ops. Orono started with a quick goal from Flash Reid unassisted.' A minute later Apache (Continued page 6) 3 ways Ontario is helping youth this summer The Ontario Ministry of Skills Development, as part of its comprehensive mandate to provide skills training and work experience , for young people, provides these opportunities to work and earn money this summer. 1. Working with Business people gain invaluable work experience ■ while Ontario companies receive the benefit of these willing, eager workers. Employers who could do more to * ■ provide young peqple with summer jobs should call 1-800-387-1290 (in Toronto 585-7399) for further information. , ■ ... 4 • 2. Be your own Boss ' START-UP provides students with an interest free loan df up to $3,000 from excellent opportunity to learn how to S FART-UP. . _ . run their own summer businesses. In It ; s an opportunity for young people co-operation with The Ontario Chamber to learn valuable entrepreneurial skills, of Commerce and The Royal Bank of Interested students can get more,,, ' Canada students who want to start a information by calling 1-800-387-0777. summer business may apply for an « 3. Wjrking with Ontario The Government of Ontario through its Experience '87 ministries and associated community . Interested young people can get more agencies offers young people the information and applications by calling opportunity to gain valuable career 1-800-387-0777. * related experience on the job through , _ , The Ontario Summer Employment t Program is directed toward employers and encourages them to hire young people for newly created summer jobs. The Ministry of Skills Development will provide $1.25 per hour towards the • salary cost of the person hired. Young * 4 Ontario Ministry of Skills Development Gregory Sorbara Minister Ontarid Mduiistry of Skills Development,