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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Deceniber 4, 1985-50 TriCoutyCommodores corne Tennant Fuel Atoms triumph close to even Oakwood series O5rono's Tri-Co-,unty Comn- modore Atoms got a second chance to even their series against Oakwood who won the first meeting in a weil played game. This time Orono h.eld their own andI played aer ven and fast paced game only to yield to the Oakwood team 2-1 in the last 28 seconds of the game as they scored beating goalie Jarrett Aus on a screened shot from 20 feet out. Orono's Dan Walters opened the scoring in the first period assisted by John But- tîgieg. Orono held Oakwood at bay until the midwav mark of -the third period wheni Oakwood tied the score at one. The Orono team looked very impressive in their rematch with this team. On November 29th the Commodores took on the Sunderland teamn and came out on top with a 7-0 win. Goalie Jarrett Aus made some excellent stops in the early going of the first period until his teammates found their legs and took over vîr- tually keeping the play in the Sunderland zone for the rest of the game. Five minutes into the game Chris Yeo scored the only goal of the first period assisted by Neil Haines. Orono put home 3 goals in the second period, the first by Greg Hooper from. Chris Yeo; then Chris Yeo from Greg Hooper and Shane Jones; and Ryan Rock from Jean-Paul Tousignant and Shane Gylytiuk. Orono chalked up 3 more goals in the third period by Jean-Paul Tousignant assisted by Ryan Rock and Shane Gylytiuk; Chris Yeo unassisted and Greg Hooper assisted by Chris Yeo. The teamn was off to par- take in the Oakwood Atom Tournament on Saturday, November 3Oh. Orono Kinsmen'PeeWees find opposition On Tuesday, Novemnber 19, the Orono Kinsmen Peewees travelled to Lakefield. In the first two periods play was very close but Lakefield scored an unanswered goal in each period. In the third period Orono again tried very hard to score but Lakefield managed to score three times. Final score Lakefield 5 - Orono 0. On Friday, November 21, Orono Kinsmen hosted En- nismore. Play was very close in the first two, periods although Ennismore scored once in each period. Early in the third period Jason Bur- nhamn scored assisted by Chris Yeo. However, Eni- nismore scored twice again the third period. Final score Ennismnore 4 - Orono, 1. On Friday, November 28, SPORTS lineup in this eýxhibition match switching defensemen and for-,wardsý about. Jeff Hartwig playved strongly on defense withi Jason Adey and Jason Mý,ajor pl)aying, steady gamnes for their team. Manvers was in town on Tuesdlay and the Oshawa Bruins wilI be back to seek revenge on Thuilr Sdla Y D5ecemiber 5th. Gamne timne 7:30 pm Water ani sewage a problem at Courtice High The supply of water anid disposai of sewage at Çour- tice High School continues to present a problem. Students are provided hot- tled water as the well water still test unfit for humani use. Sewage is also a problemr with portions of soccer play- ing field which contains a portion of the septic tile bed is closed to use and is called the Swamp'. An extension of a municipal water lines and sewage lines by the Region along Tooley's road to ser- vice the school are estixnated to cost $800,000. The school board has agreed to haîf, the cost and officiais are awaiting responses from the Region and the Town of Newcastle as to sharing the total cost of $800,000. too tough for a win Orono Kinsmen hosted a Bowmanvîlle team for an ex- hibition game. The teams were flot very evenly matched andI Orono lost 10-1. The on- ly Orono, goal was scored in the second period by Kevin Roberts assisted by Jamie Bail. The boys had a lot of fun though. over Newcastle nvais, 5 - i' Orono Tennant Fuel Atoms took on their local rivaIs from Newcastle in an exciting game last Saturday in Newcastle. Craig Lockhart opened; the scoring for Newcastle at '3:45 of the first period. Orono tied the gamne four minutes later when Cameron Esler and Brent Gates assisted on a nîce goal by Stephen Stadelmann. Stephen scored early in the second period to put Orono into the lead 2-1. Jim Partner assisted on the play. With 5:15 showing on the dlock Dustin Reid made it 3-1 when he poked in a rebound from a shot by Tyler Adey. A minute later Tyler got a goal assisted by Dustîn to push Orono ahead 4-1. When BratI Min- nis let fly with a low slapshot, 10 seconds before the end of the second period, Cameron Esler deflected the puck into the Newcastle net. Orono really played hard in the third period but were unable to increase their leatI. Chad Vandam in the Orono net shutout - the charging Newcastle boys with help fromn teammates Scott Williams, Craig Nemis T rev or Lomax, Adan', Stephenson, Sean McKenzie and Scott McAllister along with the players mentioned befor e. The Orono boys pass- ed the puck well and won wvithi a lot of team work. Final score of the game was Orono 5 - Newcastle 1. Orono's record is now 8 wins, 1 loss and 2 ties in league play. On Saturday night Orono hosted the Oshawa tNt-IL Canadiens who had wiped out Orono last week by a score of 9-3. The local boys dropped behind 1 -0 at 2: 11 of the first period but were very deter- mined to fight back with some hard skating and pass- ing. It paid off when Adam Stephenson kept the puck in at the blueline and passed to Stephen Stadelmann to tie the gamne 1-1 at 7:40. Oshawa were frustrated many times as Orono broke up their attack and kept them off the score sheet in the se- cond period until the 1:00 mark. The local boys had some good chances and on one occasion in the third pe riod wvhen it looked like they had tied the game but the whistle had been blown by the referee when he lost sight'of the puck on a goal mouth scramble. Oshawa ad- ded another goal to make it 3-1 late in the game. Orono played a very strong game but went down to defeat for the second time against the Cana- diens (Little N.H.L. version that is!) WANT ADS5 WOR K 98 3-5301j Out ofsclzol? out ofwork? Undr,252r