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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 19, 1984 On Dec. 8, 1984, The Mat- thews and Hill Peewees travelled to Manvers to par- ticipate in their tournament. In the first game we met the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Blackhawks. We had met the Hawks on two previous occa- sions this yéar the results were 2-2 and 1-1 deadlocks. However this time Orono broke the ice and won out by a 7-1 count. Blaine Souch drew Ist blood just 18 seconds into the game when he received a nice pass from Brent Osmond, skated over the blueline, then let go a hard wrist shot which handcuffed the Hawk's goalie. Not to be denied the Black Hawks retaliated with a goal of their own just 2 minutes and 13 seconds later. David Sheriden made the score 2-1 when he outhustled a defenceman and made a diving shot which caught the lower left hand corner of the net. Todd Gray picked up the assist on the play. From this point on, Orono completely dominated the play. David Sheridan picked up his 2nd goal of the game when he hustled into the cor- ner to get Todd Gray's pass and fired a low shot which trickled into the corner of the net after hitting the goalie's skate. 3-1 Orono. Jason Adey opened the se- cond period when he picked up Blaine Souch's rebound, circled behind the net and fired a hard low wrist shot which rang off the post and into the net. Todd Gray and David Sheridan broke free at the 3:00 minute mark of the 3rd period. David passed to Todd who in turn faked a pass to Dave, then fired a blistering wrist shot which beat the Hawks goalie on the glove side. With Orono 5 - Newcastle 4 Monday, December 10 saw the Hamilton's Insurance O.M.H.A. Midgets host their area rivals from Newcastle and win a cliff hanger by a score of 5-4. The first period saw the local lads find themselves down 2-0 on goals by Newcastles Fred Millson and Jeff Van Haverbeke. With 3:22 left in the period Orono's Paul Henry cut the margin to 2-1 with assists go- ing to Richie Dupe and Steve Lycett. The second period saw the local lads come up with two unassisted goals by Paul Henry for a natural hat trick. The first assisted bv Jim Wood and Richie Dupe, while the second saw Paul give it that extra effort scor- ing short handed assisted by Jim Wood to put the local lads ahead 3-2. In the third period Orono just 1 minute and 24 seconds left, Blaine Souch received a beautiful pass from Jason "Jumbo Burger" Brachvogel broke into the clear and let loose a wicked wrist shot which found the mark. 6-1 Orono Jeff "Granny"' Hartwig upped the count to 7-1 when he tipped in Todd Gray's shot with just 14 seconds re- maining in the game. David Sheridan earned his 4th point of the game with an assist on the play. Brent Osmond, Craig Nemis, Jason Major and Mike Goodmurphy played strong games defen- sively for Orono. By winning their lst game Orono advanced to the A side and met up with a strong team from Ops Township. The first period was scoreless with both teams getting their chances. Brian Rodd opened the scoring early into the second period when he fired a high shot to the glove side which found the mark. This goal came from some slick passing by Blaine Souch and Jason Adey. Just 15 seconds later David "Shifty" Sheridan stole the puck from behind the Ops net and spotted Jeff Hartwig open. Jeff slid David's pass underneath the Ops goalie to make the score 2-0 Orono. Not to be denied Ops came back however and scored 5 unassisted goals to win the 3rd period and the game 5-2. This however was a. hard fought match and the score was not indicative of the game. Goalies Billy Todd and Shawn Hardy were real stan- douts in this tournament for Orono. Jason Brachvogel played defence for the tour- nament and didn't look out went ahead 4-2 with Jim Wood putting it between the pipes assisted by Scott Mc- Cullough and Richie Dupe. The local lads then seem to stand around thinking the game was in the bag, mean- while Newcastle gave it that little extra effort coming up with two goals by Troy Foster and Fred Millson with his se- conçi to tie the game at 4-4. With time running out Orono's David La France broke by the Newcastle defence and with some ex- cellent second effort put one by a startled Newcastle goalie with 0:04 seconds left on the clock to give the local lads a big 5-4 victory. Special men- tion to Paul Henry, Richie Dupe, Jim Wood and David La France. Orono 6 - Oshawa Red Wings 4 Saturday night, December 15 saw the Hamihon's In- of place. Congratulations to David Sheridan who was selected as most valuable player of his team in the tournament. Orono 4, Millbrook 3 After losing twice to Millbrook by a one goal margin this year, Orono wanted revenge and got it. This was a fast skating game which featured great goaltending. Orono struck early in the lst period when Brian Rodd received a beautiful pass from Blaine Souch and Mike Goodmur- phy broke into the clear and fooled the goalie with a nice deke. Millbrook managed to tie the game just 1 minute later. Jason Adey started the play on Orono's second goal when he passed the puck into the corner to Blaine Souch. Blaine spotted Brian Rodd in the slot and relayed him the pass. Brian made no mistakes by firing a low wrist shot bet- ween the goalie's legs. Millbrook again fought back and tied the game up at 2-2 midway through the 3rd period. Orono opened the 3rd period with Blaine Souch be- ing the marksman. Blaine's goal came after a made scramble in front of the Millbrook net. Brian Rodd and Jason Adey picked up assists on the play. The Mat- thews and Hill gang then went ahead 4-2 when Brian Rodd notched the hat trick. This goal came after Jason Adey stickhandled over the blue line and relayed the pass to Blaine Souch. Blaine's shot was kicked out and Brian was there to poke in the rebound. Millbrook made it 4-3 with 3 minutes to go but Orono held on for the vic- tory. surance O.M.H.A. Midgets travel to Childrens Arena, Oshawa for an exhibition game against the Little N.H.L. Red Wings and after a slow start came away with a hard fought 6-4 victory. The first period saw the local lads fall behind 2-0 as they could not seem to get their act together. The second period saw the local lads come alive out scoring the op- position by a 5-2 count to go ahead 5-4. Scoring the Orono goals were: Paul Henry -2, one shorthanded, Robert Snoek -2, David La France with assists going to Jim Wood -2, Paul Henry -2, Brad Roberts, Mike Cairns. The third period saw both teams with some excellent op- portunities only to be stop- ped cold by hot goaltending a both ends. Then with rime running out David La France came up with the insurance goal unassisted ino the open net iro give the local lads From the highs of victory to the low of a shut-out -PORTS i On Wednesday, Dec. 12, Orono Tri-County Atom gang travelled to Oshawa for an exhibition game against St. Gregs. The score was 2-1 for Orono. Brandon Ovenden played between the pipes for his first time. He did very well. The first goal was scored by St. Gregs at 9:50 of the first period. At 2:42 our mighty Chris Yeo dazzled us with a spectacular goal, unassisted. They all skated and worked hard. Then at 0:40 Chris Yeo again swooped in with anothèr unassisted goal. There were two penalties for St. Gregs - one for cross checking and one for too many men on the ice. On Friday night Orono hosted Bowmanville for an exhibition game. The score was 4-2 for Orono. This had Robin Leth who plays goal for the Orono Tennant Fuel Atoms was asked by John Allan Cameron to participate in a media hockey game last Sunday. The purpose of the game was to raise money for the Mississauga News Christmas Fund. His team the CFGM Radion Bullshooters included Brian Good of the Good Brothers, Eastwind, CFGM D.J.'s and John Allan Cameron. They played against representatives from Blue & White Taxi. The Mayor of Mississauga "Hurricane' Hazel Mc- Callion dropped the puck at centre ice providing a ceremonious start to the game. The game was hilarious, with comedy stunts throughout. For example goals were awarded to the first person to "notice it" regardless of who scored it! John Allan Cameron manag- ed a hat trick and Brian Good also scored several times. A crowd of about 500 enjoyed the game and CFGM's own giant bull who gave out helium balloons to the children. At the end of the first period 3 local minor hockey players were selected to shoot to score on Robin Leth. They each had 3 chances in the shootout but Robin was vic- torious with a shut out, and was awarded a CFGM Shootout Medal. Robin was also selected as the Most Valuable Player. The award was a 5 ft. high trophy which was wheeled out to him on the ice. Too bad this was a comedy st unt, because Robin was hoping to keep the trophy! Playing inthe game a big 6-4 cone back win. Excellent effort guys!! At this time the coaches and players would like ro wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Don't forget Monday's at 8:00 p.m. every Monday night for some fast midger hockey at the Orono Arena - come and enjoy and cheer the local boys - see you in the New Year. was his "thrill of a lifetime". Robin is also a member of the Team Rock Allstars, the record that was produced as fund raiser for minor hockey. He sang in the chorus, along with his idol Rick Vaiue, on "The Puck Stops Here", a song about goalies. Robin Leth who lives in Kendal is 10 years old and at- tends Kirby Centennial Public School. (Continued page 6) Merry Christmas and a special 'thank you' to all who helped in any way to make this year such a success for the Orono Showcase. NOTICE M OF HOLIDAY CLOSING Please note the holiday schedule of the following facilities: BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA and DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE December 24/84.--Closed at Noon December 25/84 --Closed ail Day December 26/84 --Closed ail Day December 31/84 --Closed at Noon January 1/85 -- Closed ail Day NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE December 24/84- Closed at Noon December 25/84 - Closed ail Day December 26/84.--OPEN December 31/84 --Closed at Noon January 1/85 --- Cosed ail day H. Fred Payne Facilities Manager Date of Publication: December 19, 1984 P.O. No. A1089 M to be the very best game this gang has ever playedTit was a good fast game with a lot of end to end action. Every boy on this team played to his full potential. Our first goal was scored at 9:44 of the first period by Tim Hallowell. Your hard work finally paid off Tim. At 4:29 Bowman- ville banged one in pass our goalie Scott Hall. At 2:29 J.P. Tousignant came back to put us ahead. John But- tigieg picked up the assist. At 8:08 of the second period, Chris Yeo, assisted by Brandon Ovenden, popped the puck in the net. Then with a lot of action in front of Bowmanville goalie, J.P. Tousignant scored the marker with helpers going to Brandon Ovenden, and Adam Wallace. Then at 2:45 Bowmanville squeeked one pass Scott Hall. Matthews & Hill PeeWees play Manvers Tournament Robin Leth wins tournament shoot out medal -Mississauga Hamiltons Insurance Midgets piling up great hockey record Chris Yeo served the onlv penalty in the game for bock checking. An excellent game gang. On Saturday morning "Our Gang" went to Ennismore. The score was 4-0 for En- nismore. It was a good ef- fort on Orono's part. The first goal was scored at 2:30 against our hard work- ing John Buttigieg. John definitely kept us in the game allowing no gòals in the se- cond period. In the third period goals were scored at 6:33, 6:16 and 5:43. Orono's Chris Simpson received a penalty for body contact, and Neil Haines received a penalty for high sticking. Ennismore served three penalties for tripping. Better luck next game guys. 1