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Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 7, 19841 to and ManversL Hovnour the late John Breen at St. NLý'ovi'ce close iii play Tuesday night Orono two goal lead and hold on un- Novice travelled to Pickering tii the third period. Orono for an exhibition game. The maiaged to tie _the score late Pickering teamn proved to be a in the third period. The team littie too aggressive for our did flot play well, with the ex- boys. In spite of the 9-0 loss ception of two or three the Orono Team "took it on players. The gamne on Sunday the chin, like the good sports- ini'Manvers, saw Orono take men they are". a 2-0 lead with a goal in each Shots on goal for Orono -7 of the first two periods. Shots on goal for Pickering Manvers scored late in the se- - 44. cond period narrowing the, Over the weekend the team lead to one goal. Orono met Manvers on Saturday in regrouped and put on a Orono and returned to stronger performance in the Manvers on Sunday for a third period to hold onto rematch. The home game for their one goal lead, and Orono saw Manvers take a defeat Manvers 2-1. Goaltending: Philip Cunningham SOG 81 OSA 13, Ave 1.53 Forwards: Ben Deremo ____________________________________Michael Dreslinski Charles Gray, (left) a in a tribute to John Breen Parish Hall,.lo enough to just attend Brian Good member of St. Saviour's said John had been an . He said John Breen had ac- church and that one must Andrew Hansen Anglican Church, acted as organizer and a leader who cepted the challenge when the become invloved," said Ray Henry Kaldeway master of ceremonies for the gave many hours of dedicated church was being threatened Swan in speaking of John Chad Maartense, re-dedication of the St. service to St. Saviouir's with closing.111 Breen. Jamey Osmond Saviour's Parîsh Hall to the Church and that it was fitting "He realized the benefits Mr. Swan stated John had Daryl Reid John Breen Parish Hall. that the Parish Hall should be of a Christian upbringing for been involved ini aIl activities Aaron Staples Ray Swan, a former re-dedicated the John Breen his famnily and knew it was of the Church. Defence: member of the congregation, Jeff Hug~hes The Orono Tri-County Midgets completed their se- cond game of the season at Orono on Nov. 5th witl1 a 7-1 win over Fenelon Falls. The action was fast with both teams playing bard; but once Oj-ono scored the first goal tlhey didn't look back. Brian Souch scored the first goal midway through the first I*riod on a pass from Darren Lewis. John Cowan followed up a minute later assisted by Darren Dennis. Blàine Bruton socred next assisted by Russell Sullivan and Dar- ren Dennis. Orono kept up the pressure as, John Cowan put one in unassisted. Although the score was now 4-0, Orono kept on shooting. Tim Mercer got by the Fenelon Fall's goalie once more at 1:54, assisted by Rob Jerome and Todd Mercer, and with 35 seconds left to play, Rod Storsbergen scored the sixth goal of the first peiod, assisted by John Cowan and Scott Irwin. Fenelon Falls came out stronger in the second period and held Orono to one goal scored by Tim Mercer, assisted by Rob Jerome and Darren Dennis. They were unable to score, however, and the period ended at 7-0. The third period saw 7 penalties for the home teamn and 3 minors and one major for the visitors. Fenelon Falls fmnally scored with 3 minutes left to play. Kevini Powell got, by the Orono goalie, Ken Cameron assisted by, Scott Bacon and David Dominey. Although most of the ac- tion was around the Fenelon Falls net, Ken Camferon made several excellent saves. Orono passed the, puck around well and proved that, wînning is a teami effort. Keep up, the good work boys! Durham Holstein Club Sale The Djurham County Hols- tein Club Sale was recently held at the Malmnont Sales Arena near Blackstock. The twenty-four head consigned consisted mostly of bred heifers and averaged $1 ,265. Paul Woods A bred heifer consigned by Ralph & Grant GlaspelI, Glalea Hoîsteins, Bowman- ville, opped the sale at $2,400. She was purchased by Dick Friesian of Saskat- chewan. WINTER AGRICREW: A Winter Agricrew Programi, similar to the Summier Pro- grami, will be available to farmners from November 1 5th A P SOG 4 6 3 7 5 1 8 15 o o O 0 to March 1 5th. A 2-person crew will be available for $50 per day, while a 4-person crew will be available for $90 per day, for a maximum of 5 days. If you have work piling up, why, not consider Agricrew. The Agricrew Coordinator for this area is Karen Vaughan, OMAF, Ux- bridge - Phone: 416-852-3328. Orono -Tri-County Atoms storm Little Britain entry On Friday, Nov. 2, 1984, Orono hosted Little Britailn teamn winning by a score of 4-1. Little Britain scored the first goal, but Orono dîd flot give up. We fought hard, and had many shots on goal, but the puck just will not go through goalie pads! Finally, in the third period, our boys Tennant Fuel A tomns <Continued fromi page 4) well. in the third period, Bowmanville tied the score with only 1:53 left to play in the game. Orono refused to quit as Trevor Lomnax picked up a Ryan Rock pass and went in to beat the Tors, goalie with onfly 40 seconds left in the game. Orono held on for the 3-2 win. Next game for the Tennant Fuel Atoms is in Bewdley Nov. 8 at 7:00 p.m. Next home game is Saturday Nov. 10 at 7:00 p.m. against "1'1emee. realized that they had to shoot the puck to one side or the other of the goalie to score. -Neil_-Hainies, our big def- ensive player dazzeled us with our first unassisted goal at 8.:16. Then, at 7:37 Tim Hallowell, assisted by winger Cam Tomkins scored our se- cond goal. Our boys were on a real hot streak. Our goalie John Buttigieg didn't get, very m uch action down in his end, in fact, once he was seen resting with only one hand on hîs stick. Always be prepared John. At 6:32 winger Chris Yeo was assisted by centre Stephen Shelter for another well executeci goal. With the socre 3-1, and the time 1:15 our great little winger Chris Yeo came down and scored our final goal with the assist going to our centre Stephen Shetler. 1Stephen Shetler got the on- ly penalty for two minutes for tripping at 4:24 of the third. period. On Sunday, Nov. 4, 1984, Orono travelled to Little Bri- tain and again we won with a score of 4-O. For the first haîf of the game we had Scott Hall in the net. While he wasn't over worked, he did make some great saves. Stephen Shetler scored the first goal at 7:52 of the se- cond period, assisted by Chris Yeo. These two boys seemn to go together like peanut butter and jelly. At 5:29 of the second period, J.P. Tousignant scored an unassisted goal. The Orono boys gave Little Britain a mîlk break at this point, and waited for the third period before they came back to score again. At 6:30 of the third period our own little Chris Yeo scored a beautiful unassisted goal, and then at 6:06 the final goal was shot underneath the goaltender by Stephen Shetier, unassisted. Our goaltender for the last haîf of the, gamé was John Buttigieg. He lalso was flot over worked, but he did make the ntecessary saves. Keep up the good work boys. M ~3PERFORM ANCE1 DATA K1173 PIONEER AVERAGE 01 3950 OHRVARli Orono Tri-*County Midgets- take Fenelon Fail by 7-1 score . . ......... . ... . .......... . M ilo mm Mi! 111, , 5