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4-Orono Weekly Timies, Wednesday, February 13,1991 Melanie Lemnieux placed 3rd in Invitational Competition. Both Juvenile Ladies and Adarn Colville, skaters competed with Figures and placed lst again in Preliminary Free Skate. Well Done! Men at the recent Oshawa Oronos first Pairs Free Skate teamn have been training with Anne Team will compete at Pineridge Trudeil. Above: Adam and Katie 'Competition in Bowmanville this Colville, children of Brian and Ruth weekend. The brother and sister coîville of Orono. 1Young skaters will represent Taralee Clemens, Melonie Allin, Oronothis weekend at the Eastern Adamn Colville, Rebecca Hisson, Pineridge Interclub Competition, and Erin Wilson. Front row: (1-r) held at Cobourg on Saturday and Michele Moffat, Katie Colville, and Sunday. Michael Murphy. Back row: (1-r ) Jillian Lemieux, Orono skaters win medals at Uxbridge Invitational Competition on January 25 and 26. (1-r) M elonie Allin 2nd in ber flight in Preliminary Ladies; Anthea Peacock ist in Pre-Preliminary Ladies; Michele Rutherford 3rd in ber flight in Junior Ladies; Adam Colville p laced lst in Pre- Preliminary Men; Front - Jillian Lemieux 3rd in Flight and 2nd in Final in Introductory. Ladies. Orono Pee Wees vs Baltimore February- 5, 1991 Orono travelleil to Baltimore to play them one last time durinig the regular hockey season. As usual, it was a very fast pace game with.clean sharp skating and hard, sometimes very rough checkig. The first period Orono came on strong with four goals. They went to Frank Van Overloop; Mark Foster; Drew Hansen and Alan Lacey. Assists went to Scot Ransberry; Mark Foster; Greg Hammond and Alan Lacey. In the second period Baltimore shot in two great goals, but tbis only gave Oorno more determination. Alan Lacrey slapped in another great goal, with the aàsistance of Drew Hansen and Scott Ransberry. Int the third period, Baltimore tried just about everytbing to score but had no success. Orono shot ini three more goals. Alan Lacey shot in the third goal to eamn himself a bat trick. Jonathan Burnham and Derek Arnold shot in a great goal each. Assists went to Drew Hansen; Scott Ransberry and Alan Lacey. With great goaltending by Jeff Goodmurphy, Orono defeated Baltimore 8-2. Orono Pee Wees vs Oshawa An exhibition gaine between Orono and Oshawa Harmony was played in Orono Thursday, February 7, 199 1. Great passing and strong skating amnong both teaxns made way for an, exciting gaine. The first period Oshawa came on quick to score the first, goal within the first minute of play. After continuous rallying back and forth Orono took charge and' Alan Lacey and Mark Foster each $ DOLLAR DAZE $ Bargain Store Toys, Glassware, Books Hosiery, Toiletries Wickerware, etc. 500 or more items for $1. or Iess 235 King St. E. (IGA) Plaza> Bowmnanville,-Ont. scored to put Orono ahead. Assists went to Jonathan Bumham; Derek Arnold and Drew Hansen. The second period Oshawa continued to hold Orono, then with bis quick moves Mark Foster slarnmed in another goal unassisted. The th ird period again was strong by both teains, each one trying to keep the puck froin one another. Late into the period Mark Foster assisted by Alan Lacey and Scott Ransberry shot in the final goal. Teammates Frank Van Overloop; Greg Hammond and goalie Jeff Goodmurphy all played a great game as well, to help Orono defeat Oshawa 4-1. (Continued page 7) 1The fewer the facts, the stronger« the opinion. -Amold H-. Glasow Demnocracy is a small hard core of common agreement, surroundeil by a rich variety of individuals differences. -James B. Conant Hypochondriac: Someone who cant leave well enough alone. - The Globe and Mail My interest is in the future4 because I arn going to spend the rest of my life there. C harles F. Kettering Be careful of your thoughts; they may become words at any moment. -Ira Gassen CUSTOM LUMBERMILL WORK Wililcornetoyur inanndout your.ogs Wfth prtable bandsaw mill TURN Voue LOG$ INTO VALIJABLE HGECTNOAWFY LUMBER FOR: UG TINSCPIY CUTANY " Landscaping Tim r DIMENSION LUMmEA " Tirnng Bocks MORE " Barn Tmbers LUMBER PER LOPG *Fencing -1SAFEST MILL. ACCURATE AVAILABLE LUMBER L1FEATHERHORNYJ SAWMILL R. R. 1, KENDAL 983-9390 ILUS-1 ANNUAL, 10.00% 10.000ý TEýREST 10 ý0() KITCHEN DOWNTOWN ORONO 983-5310 Corne in and enjoy our food Thurs. 6:30 a. t oT7:0 Mon.-Wed. - 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. m. Fri. 6:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 0 p.m.___ Sunday Closed