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4-Orono Weekly Times, Weduesday, February27,1991 Onewin, for Orono .On February 11, Orono was beaten 6-2 on home, ice by the visiting Grafton teain who led 4-0 until halfway through the third period, when Oronds Steve Foster scored 2 quick goals with Devon Witherîdge pickmng up both assists. Orono skated much better through the thirdperiod and had a few ,900d chances to make it an even dloser game but <rafton locked up' the win by scoring two more late goals. February 14, Orono played a rougli ganie against Bewdley, but did not allow the home teain any skating room or any scoring chances as Orono went on to win 9-0. We did not receive a gaine Lwo losses Mothers' perspective Atoms game of hockey sheet and regret we cannot naine the goal scorers and assistees. This is flot the way Orono wanted to end the regular season but on February 18, Baltimore camne to town and left with a 6-0 victory. Orono played well and had many chances but the Baltimore goalie and defencemen kept Orono off the score sheet. 1 wish ail the players good luck in the playoffs. Winners of the Orono Atoms Hockey draw on February il were: Ted iII of Orono $100.00; Jean Kennedy from Cobourg $75.00; and Scott Westley from Oshawa $25 .00. Orono Pee Wee Update Reports This past week was very busy for the Orono Pee Wee Teain. On -Weclnesday, February 20, 1991 Orono travelled to Bewdley for another game of the regular hockey season. With the loss of two defensemen for this gaine the players lad to spread themselves around. Bewdley put forth a great effort only -allowing Orono to make two goals Iroughout the wliole gaine. Both goals were scored by Allen Lacey with assists going to Derek Arnolcl and Greg Haninuond. Event thougli Orono played with s0 few players a great teain effort froin everyone helped earn Jeff Goodmurphy another shut-out with a score of 2-. On Thurs<iay, February 21, 1991 Orono hosted Warkworth. Although Warkworth skated very liard, tliey just could flot score. Orono kept control of the puck througliout most of the gaine. They defeated Warkworth 8-0. Goals went to: Allen Lacey scoring four, Mark Foster, Drew Hansen, Scott Ransberry and Jonathan Burnham each scoring once. Assists went to Frank Van Overloop, Mark Foster, Jonathan Burnhamn and Drew Hansen, With the help of al teanmnates including Derek Arnold and Greg Hammond along witli great goaltending, Jeff Goodmurphy received another shut-out. Friday, February 22, Orono waï on the road again to play another gaine with Warkworth. Again Orono dominated throughout Most of -the gane. Warkworth managed. to score two goals but Orono with their strong skating and passing overpowered Warkworth to win the gaine 11-2. Derek Arnold added four more goals to his record. Mark Foster also added another five goals to bis record. Allen Lacey and Frank Van Overloop also scored one goal each. Assists went to Jonathan Burnham, Drew Hansen, Allen Lacey, Frank Van Overloop, and Greg Hammond. With a great effort froin everyone including Scott Ransberry and goalie Jeff Goodinuirphy, Orono still remains on top of the league. On Sunday, Febriiary 24, Orono was on the rond briglit and early to Bewdley once more. Again Orono proved to be the more dominate hockey teain. Executing great passes among each other and great goaltending seens to be the order of the day when Orono gets on the ice to play hockey. Orono kept control throughout the gaine with four goals scored in the first period, tliey went to: Jonathan Burnhain scoring twice; Drew Hansen -and Allen Lacey scoring one each. Mark Foster scored two goals in the second period and Allen L-acey scored two more goals in the third period. Assists were picked up by Allen Lacey. Derek Arnold, Jonathan Burnham, Scott Ransberry an Mark Foster. Thanks to all including Frank Van Overloop and Greg Hammond. Orono once again defeated Bewcley 8-0. Goalie Jeff G oodmurphy received another shut-out. Orono Tykes loose out in two outings by Shelley Allin The Orono Tykes played two ganes this past week andwere defeated in both attempts. The first gaine on Sunday, Feb. 17 was against Baker Park, Oshawa. A good crowd was out to cheer on the Orono teain. Chris Bouley played an excellent gaine in goal making several saves as if he'd done it many times before. Thefirst Oshawa goal was scored during a massscramble around the net. Orono Fans didn't even realize there had been a gal- Orono goals were scored by Jeff Thompson and Matt Reid. The final score was 6- 2for Baker Park. The second gaine also againat an Oshawa teans, Thornton Dundee, Was an upset for Orono. The defeated Orono 5 - 2. Orono goals were scored by Matt Reid and Brandon Hilîs. Glencoe Hogle played goal. To watch a hockey game and have no idea when others are yelling "off side" can make you feel foolish in front of a truc "blue" hockey fan. So 1 hope this littie "Mom's Hockey Dictionary" will help out those still ini the cark like myself. Holding - fairly self explanatory, holding on to another player unabling hlm to play. Interference - interfering with another player who does not have the puck. Tripping - with beginners sometimes easy to get away with, when flot being sure if its a trip or a faîl, but deliberately tripping another player usually with a stick. Elbowing - I haven't seen this yet in tykes, but jabbing another player with your elbow. Slashing, - wacking another player with your stick. .1 Cross checking - I'm told it's hitting a player with your stick parallel to the ice. High sticking - Hitting with the stick above the shoulder. Yet in Tykes, some players skate with high sticks just to keep their balance. Boarding,- Better known as body checking, flot'allowed in Tykes! When a player smashes your little boy into the boards. This one most mom's don't like. Off Side - The hardest one to figure out for mom's. Just recently I mastered this one, I think. When one of your teamn mates is so excîted to score a goal that lie goes KEINDAL HALL, NEWS 1 by Phyllis Lowery On Sunday, Fe bruary 24th, Kendal L.O.L. 405 hosted a bowling party at Liberty Bowl, Bowmanville. There were 5 men's teams and 5 ladies' teams. Men's high single was won by Tom Poll.ock; Ladies' high single was won by Nadine Trimble. Men's high triple was taken by Dave, Spencer. Ladies' high triple by Brenda Lowery. There were 3 hidden scores, these were won by David Throwers, June Wilson and April Switzer. Crying towels were won by Bill Cluney and Liz Elliott. This year the tables were turned, the ladies won the tournarnent by taking the most points, look out men, we plan on repeating this again next year. Following bowling, everyone returned to the hall ini Kendal, for supper and a social time. This event could certainly be called a success, it is looked forward to by all. Thanks are'extended to Dora MacDonald, for having everything ready for our return to the hall, and to the committee, Fred Griffin, Terri Griffin, Richard Lowery, Phyllis Lowery, Brad Switzer, and Christine Grills for ail their work lone, arranging for the trophies, the food and the bowling lanes., A big tbank you to the men for the cold meat and chicken and to tie ladies who made the salads and desserts. Take note .. . the Men's Lodge meet on Wednesday, March 6th, the Junior Lodge will be' meeting on Thursday, March 9th and the Ladies' Lodge will meet on Thursday, March l4th. The next >card party is on March Ist. The Men's Lodge dance at the Tyrone Hall, Saturday, Marci 9th. aheacl of the puck and crosses the blue lime. All players on the saine tearn must be behind the puck while advancing towards the opposite net. This might be of interest to Orono Tyke Mom's wlio have yet to play the upcoming Mother- Daugliter vs Orono Tykes Gaine. KITHE DOWNTOWN ORONO G83~1U Corne in and enjoy Our food Thurs. 6:30 a.m. Fri. 6:30 a.mj. - 800 P.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sunday Closèd FLATr j ~TUR.~~ LOW LUSTRE& SEMI-GLOSS ~Ê e E0 Dulux Job Printing at the Orono Times 983-5301 KELLY & SANDY ADAMS orono Ont LOB 1iMO (416> 983 5705 MI