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0ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, .TANUARY 24th, 1973 French Connectien Line Coming To Orono Arena Hockey this Saturday at the Orono Arena will. take on a French flavour when the Lor- Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASOINS WILLIE J. SCIIUAHL Phone' 983-506 Speciallzlng in ail kinds of STONEWORK and FIREPLACES We also do chimnev Renairs Elmer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE MiII St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130 Home phone 987.5161 ramne Pee Wee Exhibition team fromn Quebec visits Orono. The team is reported to be complete with their "French Connection Line" fired up by Richard Des- sureault, on right wing. The group from Quebec is to, play three gaines, one each with the two Orono teams and the fin- al game against an ail-star aggre- gation of the two Orono teams. The Lorraine PeeWees so far this yea.r enjoy'a 87. won-lost re- cord against teams in Montreal and the Laurentian area.1 The Orono PeeWees will return the visit to, Quebec on the week- end of February 4th. ýThe round- robin series, on behaîf of the Lorraine team, has been: arranged by Mr. Jim Gamsby, formerly of Orono. The Orono games will be play- cd this Saturday with the Orono Athlptics facing the Lorraine team at 9:00 in the morning. At 1:30 li the afternoon the Orono Flyers take on the samne team. The third and final game of the series wlll be played starting at 8:30 when the ail-stars of the two Orono teams face the, Que- bec team. A communique from the Lor- raine team notes Robbie Hill and Alan Pliseil as their scoriing aces \with Alain Hebert close behind. A. lot of hockey was packed in- to the Orono Arena over the week-end which started Friday night and continued into Saturday evening. ORONO TYKES SHUT-OUT BOWMANVILLE TEAlI1 The Orono Tykes in an exhibi- tion game took'a 5-0 victory over a Bowmanville squad, on, Friday. evening. The Orono scoring was shared by 13ruce MacLean, Steve Stec, Bret Johnuson, Scott Pres- cott and Mark Staple.ton. Don Frayer collected two points SUN-FILLED HOIDAYS WITN TRENTWAY, TOURS LTD. BY DELuxE MOTORCOACU FIORIDA, Many departure dates. Choice of 10, 14, 2 or 21 Day Tours. All tours include Dsney Word. One goes to Mardi Gras in New Orleans. PRICED FBOM AS LOW AS $188.00 PER PERSON CALIFORNIA 23 Day Tours - Departing February 17, March 31, April 28, October 1Mt PRICED FROM $400.00 PER PERSON MEXICO 18 Days - Departing March 29th and April 6th FOR BROCHURES CONTACT TRENTWAY TOURS LTD. 131 Charlotte St., (Box 772) Peterborough Phone 743-8181 Why Pay More? Save Money! ON DX, PREMIUM QUALITY, FUEL OIL STOÀVE pOit Phone 668-3381 - Collect DX- FUEL, 1IL For Prompt Courteous Service Cail Us Today, with two assists with another as- sist going to Greg Johnison. ORONO ATHLETTCS TOP NEWCASTLE B 6-1 Terry, Hedges sparkeq the Ath- etics with their first two goals of the game. The momentum was carried on by goals by Robbie Taisma, Alan Webster 2; and Wayne MacLean. Terry Hedges along with' his two goals was credited with two assists. Ross Stutt was also up for two assists. Others went to Alan Webster, Wayne MacLean, Kýen Prescott and Jim Moffat. ORONO ATHLETIC PEEWEES DOWN NEWCASTLE 7.5 Like the Novice team the Ath- letice PeeWees in a league game with Newcastle took a 7-5 win. The seven goals went to seven individual players being Maurice Hickey, Scott West, John West, Doug. Hancock, 2 John Malda, and Mark Charland. Michael Mitchell, Charles Quan- tril, and Scott West were all cre- dited wiith two assists Ia this de- partment Mark Charlaind picked up three points alang with a fourth on his goal. ORONO BANTAM EAGLES DOWNED BY NEWCASTLE The Orono, Bantam Eagle,ý were defeated in a leahue game 7-5 by the Newdastle Bantams on Friday evening. Chris Robinson scored two goals as well as picking up three assists in the game. He was fol- lower by Nick Van Segglen with two goals and two assists; Barry West completed the scoring for Orono. Jack Den Hollander was credited with two assists. ORONO NOVICE DEFEAT BOWMANVILLE The Orono Novice Flyess edged a 2-1 win over Bowmanville in an exhibition, game Saturday night. Coaches Barry Philp and Dean Westbrook stated all play- ed weIL. Peter Philp and Danny Barlow scored the Orono goals with an assist to Preston Long. The combJes listed Terry Coombs, Evan Byron Jones, George Pop- adic h, Mike Watson and Tan Morley as playing a good strong game throughout. JUNIOR "Dl' HOCKEY NEWS The N and O Combines met Bobcaygeon, Tuesday, Jan. 9th at Newcastle. Bobcaygeon scored the, first goal with Combines tie- ing it up by the end of the first periodt. Tom Martin scored with Doug. Rickard and Bill Wagar assisting. Bobcaygeon scored three goals iu the second period, making the score 4-1. In the final period Combines started off by scoring two goals'. Greg, Gray from David Ardi and Glenn Murphy and Jamie Wright from Bob Tennant. Bobcaygeon scored again. Then Glenn Murphy scored, assisted by Doug Ricka rd,putting the Combines only one goal behi.nd. Bobcaygeon then came back getting one more goal. The final score was 6-4 for the Bobcaygeon Ti-Cats. on Saturday, Jan. 13, the N and'O Combines journeyed to Woodville. This was a close game ending ln a tie, 8-8. Tuesday night, Jan. '16, Com- bines played the Haliburton Huskies on home ice, defeating the Huskies by a score of 6-4. Before the opening face-off, with the teams lined up on the ice, a minutes silence was observed in memory of Mrs. irvin *Mcul. lough. Haliburton scored first, but soon after Jamie Wright started the N and O's off by scoring two goals assisted by Robin Rickard, Main Street ORONO Rob Russell and Dean- Cox. 'I the second period, Dean Cox got the third goal assisted by Jamie, Wright and Robin Rickard. Bob Tennant scored unassisted from the blue line. Haliburton'scored, making the score 4-2. The last period was close as Haliburton tied up the game, but Combines held them back scor- ing two goals within the last ten minutes of play. Robbie Russel scored both goals, assists going to Ilobin Rickard, twice - Dean Cox and Glenn Murphy assisting. Unfortunately, the Combines had an off night when the trav- elled to Haliburton en Saturday, Jan. 2th. They lost the game 14-3. 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