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Orono Novice Hockey (Continued from page 4) Players but they went into the game with the attitude of defeat. Saturday evening was a repeat performance of the, morning gaine. Again the at- titude of defeat was there and we went down the tubes 9-1. The Oshawa L.N.H.L. Cana- dians were out for another exhibition garue. it really is sometbing ta, see our guys travelling so many More mùiles an the ice when a littie pass- lng would save a lot. Again the rebounds were picked up and Stephen Shetier, although be tried bis best, our defense was flot there wben it was needed. Our lone goal was scored at 5:51 by No. 7 Stephen Stadelmann, assisted by No. 17 Tim Hallowell and No. 15 Brandon Ovenden. We picked up 4 minutes for tripping against Michael Do- ty in the gaine. Michael: Remember your stick is sup- posed to hit the puck flot get tangled in their skates. Besides that we need you a)n the ice flot in the box. Sunday, January 22nd, was our league gaine in Manvers. It was one of the best gaines so far thîs season. Everything seemed to fail in- ta Place. The boys came out winners by a score of 3-1. We actually managed to get through the gaine with no penalties, to ither teain. Parents were sa proud of the, way the boys played that it was bard to talk of anything else. One father was heard to mention that it was such along time for this win ta come and that the boys played superbly. He didn't know how ta act as -a wînner!! Our three goals came, again in the last period when at 59 seconds, Jean-Paul Tousignant, assisted by Chris Yeo, put it past the Manvers' goalie. Again at 2:25 Stephen. Shetler, assisted by Cam Toinkins and Adamn Wallace, We bad Our second goal. At 8:28 Paul Flintoff, assisted by Neil Halnes winged their way dlown the ice and made the final score 3-I.', Our goalie John Buttigeig did a superb job of defending the net. Commendations go to Jay Hansen, Neil Haines, Mike Doty and Brandon Ovendeni for doing a great job on defense. A word to Adamn Wallace and Jeff Wilson, our first year boys. You both are do- ing a great job. Dig a little harder, play your position well and keep up the good work, For you two as first year boys your improvement is 100% froin the first of the year. Good going. To all members of the teain - just a little something for you. It bas corne to the atten- tion of ali parents that the at- titude you boys have at the end of a gaine that bas been lost is not in keeping with the rules of good sportsmanship. You boys cannot blame any ane fella for losing the gaine. You play as a team and you lose and win as a teani. It is not fair to hog the puck and deliberately fight out on 'the ice over who bas it, nor is it at aIl in keeping with the rules of sportsmanship to sit on the bench or in the dressing room and cry over who didn't do what right. AI] of you had better take a good look at yourselves for your own mis takes before blaming so- meone else. You fellas are there for two reasons - the maln cone is to learn sport- smanship and second is to learn ta play hockey. Pay a lot more attention at prac- tices, don't fool around out there. If you want to be wîn- ners pay more attention and learn. Play as a team. Ojrono-t ykes I1.overpower their Newcastle opponents The teamn visited Newcastle for the second tire this year and came away with another victory, 6-1 this turne. The team wasn't skating too well and when Mark Foster took a tripping penalty at the j minute mark, things didn't look good. However,- the boys came awake at this Point and almost scored two or three goals while playing short. Finally Daryl Reid scored on a quick shot on a passout from Michael Landers. Shortly after, Michael Dreslinski scored-on a breakaway, set up by Henry Kaldeway and Brandon Meadows. Newcastle pressed well in the second period but STEVEN Sargent held them off until 10:10 when Jasogn Bosak scored on a shot from the blue line that bit a defender in front of goal. As if to make up, Orono started to turn on the power and two quick goals by Michael and Daryl, both for their second of the day, put the game out of Newcastle's reach. Mark Foster, Greg Knox, Jainie Shetler and Drew Hansen provided tbe assists. Daryl opened up the third period with bis third goal - another bat trick for No. 4! - assîsted by Andrew Burton and Jason Hill. The final goal came in the last minute as Henry Kaldeway beld off a couple of defenders after be- îng set up by Michael Landers and popped one past the Newcastle goalie. Another good score and our second victory in the league. Next game is a return match with Newcastle at Orano on February 4th. Orono I.O.O.F. PeeWees -drop game to Millb rook, On Friday, January 2th, tied the gaine. Laurens Orano pulled thc Orono hosted Millbrook. Kaldeway of Orono then at tbe end of theg Orono lost this gante 4-3. made the score 2-1 T.R. Pollitt scored Orono scored the first unassisted. Orono goal, unassisi goal. Troy Young got this Millbrook went ahead 4-2 Better luck nei goal, assîsted by Trevor when they scored three con- boys! Bogdanow. Millbroak theni secutive goals. 4-m3 heir goalie game and id the last isted. ext turne, Mathews and Hill PeeWees thwarted throughout the week iNewcastle Bantams threaten Stutt's on Newcastle pad Orono 9 - Bewdley 5 Tuesday, January l7th, saw the Stutt's Bantams play host ta Bewdley in a return match -froin Saturdays big 4-3 came froin behinid victory. , The first 'period saw Orono's Kevin Hartwig open the scoring at the 5:34 mark with assists gaing ta Scott McCullough and Brent Hlut- ton. Atbough bath teamns had numerous scaring chances, neither team cauld score. The second period became a goalkeepers nightmare with eight goals being scored, four by eacb teamn as Orano clung ta a 5-4 score going into the third period. Scoring for Orono were: Kevin Hartwig (3) and Shawn Bailey, assists going ta: Scott McCullaugh (3), Steve, Lycett, Brad Roberts and Stuart Irwin. The third period saw the local boys dominate the scor- ing, outgunning Bewdley by a 4-1 count ta give the local boys a big 9-5 victory and move ahead of Bewdley by four points for first place. Scoring for Orono were: Kevin Hartwig (2), Brian Hill and Brad Roberts, with assists going ta: Scott Mc- Cullough, Stuart Irwin, Robert Snoek, Brian Hill and Kevin Hartwig. Special mention ta Kevin Hartwig with 6 goals and an ass ist for a big 7 point night. Excellent teamn effort guys!! Orono 2 - Newcastle 2 Thursday, January l9th, saw the Stutt's Bantams travel ta Newcastle tÔ play' their arch rivals. Non-Smoking weekjlz iDurham Region A Canada-wide effort for National Non-Smoking dlean lungs and healthy Week this year in a variety of bodies will be highlighted ways. The Association wiil be during the week of January warking hard in local 23-30, when thousands of schools, and, as a niember of Canadians will "Join thre Ma- the Durhain InterAgency joýrity", by becoming non- Counicil an Smoking and sinokers. Health, will be an active par- ticipant ini the Council's Although sînokers are now Youth Con ference an Smok- in a 3-1 majarity, the sad ing, scheduled for Thursday, statistics of smoking reinain. January 26th at the Genosha For ail sinokers the risk of Hotel in Oshawa. Through developing lung cancer is 7 ta the ca-aperation of local' 14 turnes that- of the non- Schoi Boards, appraximate- sinoker. Cigarette sinokers ly one hundred and thirty incur twice the rsk of heart Grade 9 and 10 delegates wil disease, and ighiteen tiines attend the Conference, ta th~e risk of developing chronic later repart back ta their bronchitis and emiphysema. cassraom peers an the Durhm Rgia Lug .variauis topics disçuissed. Association will be observing For the sinaker who's Although the local boys started out in great style, jumping out in front 2-0 on two goals by Brad Roberts, bath assisted by Scott Mc- Cullough and Kevin Hartwig, this was ta be the end of any second effort as if the local lads seemed ta think it was in the bag and ail they had ta do was go through the motions. Instead, Newcastle kept work- ing ail out finally tieing the game at 2-2 atthe 9:08 mark of the third period. The last five minutes saw the local lads bang on for dear life as Newcastle kept pouring it on, but were unable ta put one in and settled for a 2-2 tie. Came on guys - the gaine is 3 periods of hockey flot one. Remnember play-affs start in ane week. decided ta quit, the Lung Association will again offer the Freedoin froin Smoking package. This unique- self- help prograin is divided into twa parts whîch, aver twenty days, heips the sinoker kick the habit and then develap a new non-smoking lifestyle. The attractiveiy praduced package contains a day-by- day guide ta quitting and a comprehensive action plan for resisting the urge ta fal back into aid ways. Ta caver postage 'and production casts, a five dollar donation is required for each Freedoin froin Smoking prograin. For maore details oni Freedoin froin Smiokinig, or for additionial infarmiation oni smoingad lung hiealthi, cali Duirba in Region Lung, Association at 723-3151. Over the last week the Mat- thews and Hill Peewees played 3 gaines only ta be defeated at each rink.' The first gaine was January l7th in Orona. The boys played hast ta Ops. Orana scored the anly gaal af the first periad whihTadd Hiut- tan frain Ted Gaudet. Ops came back wý,i th 3 goals taking over the lead by a score of 3-I. Late- in the third periad Orona scored their second and final goal. The goal was scared by Tîm Bailey frain Brian 'Radd. Ops scared 3 mare making the final score 6-2. The second game was played in Newcastle on the l9th. The gane started with Newcastle scaring the first goal. Orono's Brian Gaad- win put in Orono's first goal, assisted by Blaine Souch. Newcastle came back with 2 mare goals in the second period. Only ta have Orono camne back with 2 mare. The first scored by Anthony Webb, assisted by Tim Bailey and the second goal was scored by Todd Hutton, assisted by Doug Bedford. .Newcastle scored tbree mare goals bringing the final score ta Newcastle 6 - Orono 3. The third gaine of their 3-gaine week was played in Bewdley an January 2lst. ý The Orono boys played bet-' ter in this gaine than the preceeding two. Orano opened up the gaine with 3 goals. The first was scared by Ted Gaudet frain Brian Rodd. The second was scared by Blaine Souch froin Jeff Finley and Tim Bailey and the third came frain Blaîne Sauch, unassisted. Bewýýdley then pu t i n 4 goal1s late in the third period. With 1:27 remaining in the gaine Orana tied the gaine up at 4-4, wîth the goal gaing ta Ted Gaudet,, assisted by Todd Thertel, Bewdley scored the final goal making the score 5-4 in their favour. Caine on boys. Get it' tagether and win saine!!! Gaod Luck! by Kelly Goodwin jBUILDING FOR RENT BY TENDER THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE 0F TAUNTON RO0AD APPROXIMATELY 100 METRES (328 FT-) WEST 0F T-lE INTERSECTION 0F TAUNTON ROAD AND HIGHWAY 115135 One storey concrete block building approximately 19 metres by 13 metres (62 ft. x 42 ft.) totalling ap- praximately 247 square metres (2604 sq. ft.). The building wilI be opened for'inspection on WVednesday, -February lst, 1984, fromn 12:00 noon ta 3:00 . , Offer ta Lease Forms wvill be available fromn the Ministry's represontative who wiII be at the site during the open house. Tho Lease wilI commence on March lst, 1984, and wvill be for a one-year period. The intended use of the property will require ap- praval from the Municipality and the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Offers ta Lease wiII be accepted by the Ministry up until 12:00 noon, February 16, 1984. Further information and Off or ta Lease Forins may be obtained froin: Central Region, Property Offic e 3501 Dufferin Street Downsview, Ontario M3K 1N6 Telephone: (416) 248-3081 Representative Agent: Crissy Munro Every Offer ta Lease submitted must be on the Forin prescribed by this Ministry. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. Insertion Order No.13018 I 1