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4-Orono Weekly Timies, Wednesday, Januiary 4, 1984 Orono Tennant Fuelers do welI in Coiborne tournamnent On Saturday the Fuelers hosted the Little NHL Blackhawks from Oshawa and sent the vistors home with a 4-2 defeat. Orono struck early in the lst period when Kevin Roberts broke in the clear and unleashed a hard shot to fool the Blackhawk goalie. Jim Partner set Ke in up wth a sharp pass. With the score 1-0, David Sheridan opened the 2nd period when he got a clear cut breakaway and sunk his owa rebound to put the Fuelers ahead 2-0. Just 3 minutes later Dave scored his second goal of the gaine when he sunk Scott McAllister's re- bound. Dustin Reid started the play with a nice pass. With the score 3-0, Oshawa camne back with 2 unaaswered goals to close the mnargin to 3-2 Orono. The only scoring in the 3rd period came when Breat Gates ifted Dustin Reid's re- bound over an outstretched Blackhawk goalie. Final score: Orono 4- Oshawa 2. 2ND GAME On Sunday afternoon the Tennant Fuel Atoms went to Darlington Arena to play the Bowmanville Toros Minor Atoms and came away with a 2-2 tie. This exhibition match featured good end-to-end hockey with both goaltenders coming up with some big saves to keep the score respectable. Orono opened the scorîng late into the lst period when Dustin Reid received a nice pass from Jeff Hartwig and fired a hard shot wvhich beat the goalie on the stick side. T he 2nd period was scoreless with both squads playing spirited hockey. Early into the 3rdperiod Bowmianville tied the gamre. The Fuelers fought back wv.ith David Sheridan pickin-g up Cameron Esler's rebound and sinking t to mnake the score 2-1 Orono. Oronio drew a penalty late in the game and the Toros pulled their goalie. The home teamn then scored th[ie equalizer with just seconds' TOURNAMENT On Wedniesday the Fuelers travelled to Coîborne to par- ticipate in their first tourna- ment of the year. This was an excellent tour- nament with all teams par- ticipatiag, closely mnatched. The Fuelers took on the Peterborough Knox teain in the lst round and came away 2-1l victors. This was a toughi match between two well balanced teams. Orono drew first blood in the second period when Cameron Esler fired a low wrist shot which fooled the Peterborough goalie. Scott McAllister and Bradley Min- nis set the goal up with some pin point passing. Early in the 3rd period Peterborough evened the match with a goal of their own. Although both teams had their chances neither could score and the game ended up 1-1. The game went into sudden death overtime with Fuelers putting o n t remIleildours pressure. After 5 shots on goal Kevini Roberts finally blasted in the wxniner. Jimi Partnier and Jason Major earned the assists on Kevin's mnarker . GJAME 2 In the 2nd Frund Orono took on a tough Godfrey teamn and camie out on thie short end by a 3-2 mnargin. The Fuelers were first to hit the score sheet when Brent Gates stripped the defensemanr of the puck and slid it under the Godfrey goalie. Godfrey opened the 2nd period with a goal of their own to even the couint at 1-1. Two minutes later COodfrey again beat Shawn Hardy to go ahead 2-1. Midway through the 3rd period Orono tied the match when Dustin Reid fired a hiard wrist shot to the love side. Camreron Esler and Jimn- my Partner did the spade work on this goal. Although the Fuelers outplayed and outshot the Godfrey team in the 3rd period they were unable to pop the winner. With just seconds remaining Godfrey baaged one in to win the con- test . Shawn Hardy was spec- tacular in goal for the Orono team. Jason Brachvogel, Ryani Rock, Scott McAllister, Cralg Nemis, Jeff Hartwig and David Sheridan played their hearts out. The Fuelers proved they could play with the best teains out east and the coaches and parents camne home proud of the kids. Two Orono Tykes teams meet in Little Britain tournie The Tykes visited Little Britain on December 27th for their first tournament of the season (first of their careers for seven of the boys). They were full of Christmas turkey but you couldn't tell by the way they skated. Three players were missing s0 the eight skaters there were mighty tired at the end of the day. We started out playing Lindsay, who had a few older boys. It was a pretty close gaine in which Orono had lots of chances but ended up on the short end of a 3-1 score. Daryl Reid got the lone goal, assisted by Jamie Shetler and Andrew Burton. The second game was the semi-final of the consolation round and we faced 'the host team, Little Britain. After go- ing down 1-0 on a long shot fromn the blueline, Orono took over. Actually, Daryl Reid took over! Daryl scored foui consecutive goals and then set Michael Dreslinski up for the next two! What a Sgame! Wayne Gretzky look out! Jamie Shetier scoied his first two goals of the season to close outi in an 8-2 gamie. Also ganing assists in a very good, ail round performance were Steven Sargent (who continues his excellent ways in goal), Jamie Shetier, Bran- don Meadows (2), Greg Knox, Michael Dreslinski (2), Mark Foster (2), Jason Hill and Andrew Burton. And who did we meet in the final? Orono Il! It's un- fortunate that there has to be a loser in such an encounter and on the day, Teamn Il were well worthy of its victory. la fact, Orono was the victor as both teamis represented the village well. Scor- ing for teain Il was Brian Good (5), Jeff Goodmurphy, Ben Deremo (2), Paul Woods (2), and Aaron Staples. Although they didn't score Brian Haines, Philip Cunn- ingham, Jeff Hughes and Chris Miller also played strong gamnes. Ia goal, Chad Maartense made several good stops to keep Teain1 from taking top hionours. Daryl Reid shone again in this gamne scoring ail four goals for his teamn. He was assisted by Greg Knox (2), Brandon Meadows, Mlichael Drestii- ski, Andrew Burton, Mark Foster, Jason Hill and Jamie Shetier. A good day and many thanks to coaches Knox, MIeadows and Sargent. On the l7th of December we visited Millbrook and skated away with a 5-1 vic- tory. The scoring hero on the day was H-enry Kaldeway who potted four. The fast Ojrono Tri-County Bantams win A Duoro Championship ( SPOR TS ing otff with Duoro the hs teami. The teams batled the first 18 minutes when Derek Anderson, assisted by Chris Richards scored our first goal. With 4 minutes, 40 seconds remnaining in the gamne Duoro tied uis. The spirit moved our boys and with 3 miinutes remaining in the gamne, Derek Anderson fromn Richard Bouwmneester scored the winning goal !o win the "A" Championship. Many thanks to ail the parents and frîends who cheered and encouraged our boys to victory. WELL DONE BOYS!!! D. Abramoff K. Lane Orono Tyke Team Il ends year with 7 wins, 2 losses The Tyjoes had a busy, suc- cessful Holiday week. The two Orono Tyke Teams faced-off again on December 23rd with Chad 'the puck stops here' Maartense receiv- ing his first shut-out of the pre-season. The four goals were scored by Philip Cunn- ingham, Jeff Goodmurphy, Aaron Staples and Brian Good, with assists going to Brian Good, Aaron Staples, Ben Deremo and Jamie Os- mond. On Saturday, December 3lst, Team Il visited Newcas- tle and were agamn victorious in there endeavour by a score of 18 to 1. The game sheet looks like a jigsaw puzzle so l'Il j ust say a good game was played by ail the boys with somte excellent passing being donc. The team travell1ed to Lit- tle Britain on Tuesday, December 27th, for the Tri- County Novice Tournament. The luck of the draw had us head-to-head with Lindsay our first gaine. The boys had many scoring opportunities but couldn't cash in on paced game featured end-to- end rushes by both teams -with the big differences being Henry at one end and little Steven Sargent in our goal at the othier end. Daryl Reid (againi!!!) scored our final goal. Assists went to Daryl, Mike Landers, Drew Hansen, Jason Hill, Mark Foster and Brandon Meadows. Bare facts about bark by Harlin Hackman - Federation of Ontario Naturalists As a kid growing up in the country, 1 took great deiight in searching the nearby woods for the smnoothest tree trunks in which to carve my initiais. It was a kind of ter- ritorial hehiaviour, i suppose, and always great fun to see if 1 could retrace my steps a year or two later. One day when hie thought 1 was old enough to unders- tand simple Engiish, my father patientiy explained that trees need their bark just as wve need our skia. Somiehow that put a new light on the issue. 1 had always thought of bark as aothing more than a littie extra ar- mnour. la reality, trees, like every heaithy organism, have a sort of skia layer to protect their delicate internai workings. Your skia and the bark of a tree both growv, die, and fal (Conitinued page 6) mother-luck leaving us defeated 3-0. Gamne 2, however, saw Chad Maartense successfully chalk- up his second shut-out with his teainmates scoring 13 big goals. This was a big win for us, it useant we would be go- ing for the Consolation Chainpionship. Orono was destined to win because the final gaine had Orono Tykes 1 and Orono Tykes Il vieing for the trophy. Teain Il won 11 -4 as the boys showed there excellent capabilities of pass- ing that puck to demonstrate mature team play for there very young years. As the tournament statistics indicate ail the boys were instrumental in bringing home the trophy for the third consecutive year. Thanks to the Dutch Oven for there fine sponsorship. P. Cunningham B. Deremo B. Good J. Goodmurphy B. Haines J. Hughes G A 1 3 5 2 10 2 1 2 0 1 0 1 C. Miller A. Staples P. Woods Statistics ending December 31, 1983 (excluding tourna- ment). P. Cunninghamn B. Deremo B. Good J. Goodmurphy B. Haine1Is J. Hughes C. Maartense C. Miller J. Osmond A. Staples P. Woods P. Cu B. De B. Hz C. U'4 P. W GP G A P 7 95 0 7 7 9 0 9 22 il O 8 3 10 0 4 01 1 8 26 0 7 44 0 9 0 50 6 0 50 9 9 7 0 7 42 0 GOALTENDING Liningham 1 0 )eremno 2 1 aines 3 3 Iaartense 2 2 Voods 1 1 9 games - 7 wins - 2 losses (Continued page 5) ORMOND BEACH THE QUIETER SIDE 0F DAYTONA BEACH 12. 19, 26 & 33 DAY TOURS fLONGER UPON PEOUES7) DEPARTURES EVERY SUNDAY OCT 23 - APRIL 22 INCLUDES CHOICE 0F ACCOMMODATION WHEN BOOKING - DINETTE. SOFA. APARTMENT EFFICIENCIES OR MOTEL ROOMS - AL. ROOMS INCLUDE TWO DOUBLE BIEOS, INOIVIDUAL AIR CONDITIONING, COLOUR TV & OCEAN FRONT BALCONIES - SERVICES 0F AN EXPERIENCED ESCORT ON THE MOTORCOACH & A TRENTWAY TOURS REPRESENTATIVE iN ORMONO BEACH. TRIP CANCELLATION INSURANCE Go0Afotorcoach! FOR FULL COLOUR BROCHURE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT OR CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-461-7615 The Orono Tri-Co'iunty Kinsmen Banitamis walked aiway with the "A" Chan-. pionship on Thursday, December 29, 1983 ai the Duoro Tournament. Thieir first game was played agaixlst Fenelon Falls at eleven o'cloc:k. Patrick Woods scored the first goal, assisted by Brian Souch at 4:31 of the first period. Fenelon Fals came back with two goals in the second period. At the 5:43 mark of the third period, Patrick Woods, with his second goal, tied the gamne with a pass from Derek Anderson and Darren Den- ais. With 31 seconds left to play in the third period, Brian Souch scored the wvinning goal, assisted by Brent Stapleton and Chris Richards. The second gamne of the tourniament was played at 3 p.m. agalnst Om-emnee. Orono walked away with this ganfe with a score of 5- 1. Goals were scored by Brent Stapleton, Chris Richards. Timn Mercer and 2 goals by Darrea Dennis, with Moe Lane, Derek Anderson, Patrick Woods, Chris Richards, 'Tim Mercer and Brian Souch getting assists. At 5 p.mn. Orono wenit to the Championship game fac- L $0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 'q