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8-OnoWeekly Tms ensaNovembe 6W199 Pine Ridge Insurance on winning streak After winning their gaine against Halenda's on Thursday, November 3, Pine Ridge Insurance had posted their 5th win in a row. Game 3 was an exhibition game1 against Newcastle which they won 2-1 on home ice. Orono opened the scoring with #16 D.J. Boardinan scoring from #15 Rick Howe and #3 Chris Bouley in the first period. A 2 on 1 pass and shoot resulted in Newcastle putting one past #30 Jeff, Siemon in net. Rounding out the scoring was #14 Nick Lucyk who scored on a pass from J.P. Pisani and #3 Chris Bouley at 4:36 of the second. The thîrd was scoreless but both goa lies had to corne up big as both teams tried hard to score. Newcastle pulled their goalie at the end of the 3rd, but were unable to put one past Siemon who came up big tâme after turne. Fans Choice for #1 Star - # Chris Bouley. League play resumed on Saturday, October 29 as the team travelled to Bowmanvile to face Ail Canadian Awards. Both teams hit the ice wearing white sweaters which made it interesting with off-sides. Ihe ice was sticky but that didn't 'stop #9 Aaron Robinson from rushing the net. #6 Mike Knapp got the rebound shot and hit the post. #2 Shawn Dejong got his shot away but the goalie just got his stick in the way. Finally at 4:52 #3 Chris Bouley passed to #8 J.P. Pisani who put it away to score for Pine Ridge. The second period had #3O- Jeff Siemon hopping as Pîne Ridge played short handed on a penalty to #3 Bouley. #5 Kevin Pritchard was digging hard along the board and #10 Matt Gregg was solid on the blue line. Late in the second, #7 Jake Bonnetta on a breakaway, scored to put Orono, up 2-O. The third period was al Orono as they put 3 more goals on the board. Scoring at 13:29 was #15 Ricky Howe from #17 John Halik. At 10:26 J.P. Pisani scored hbis second unassisted. Rounding out the scoring was #6 Mike Knapp who scored with 58 seconds left, assisted by #15 Ricky Howe. This game was the second shut out for goalie #30 Jeff Slernon. Change Room Chatter: Coach: #1 Star would bc Jeff Siemon! Di.: Good gaine. J.P.: I love our winning theme song. Nick: We'1l take on anyone! Matt: We served them a hamburger and a side order of fries. Halenda's Meats camne to town on November 3 and Orono was ready with #12 Scott Wood back in the lineup after an illness. He looked sharp on die ice and was flying. Orono dominated much of the first period but when called upon #30 Jeff Slemon was ready for the challenge. The first period was scoreless. At 11:30 of the second #9 Aaron Robinson rushed up ice and scored between the goalies legs. #*3 Chris Bouley made a great defensive play as A1lex 15hepherd report ....from Ottawa Is Remembrance Day still relevant? Yes it is because it is important to reineinher not only where we havd corne from but who we are todaY. Life in the tienches, far from home and famfily, and facing death on a daily basis must have been thought provoking for Canada's youth - a time for introspection. What were ttieir thoughts? Obviously tlîey wished they were home With friends and Halenda's had a 3 on 1 break and the line of pritghard, Wood and Boardman had some good shifts with great chances to score. In the third period, Ofrono contrnued to pumnmel the Halenda goalie with shots. #2 Shawfl Dejong had the best chance to score as he lifted one over the gotldie who just got a piece of it. #6 Mike Knapp got the insurance goal at 4:28 assisted by #15 Rick Howe and during the saine shift Rick Howe set up #14 Nick Lucyk at 3:29 who made the score 3-O. It looked as if Jeff Slemon would get his 4th shut out but failure to clear the puck out of the zone resulted in Halenda's getting a goal with 1:41 left in the gaine. This sets Pine Ridge insurance's record at 3-O-O. Change Room Chatter: Where's the boom box Jake?? (Sports - Continued page 15) family where peace and dignity were the norm. I 'm sure they thought about what quirk of human nature transferred them to such a hostile environment. Moreover they concluded that our way of life in Canada - as peaceful and tranquil as it is - must continue. Today we debate govem ment deficits, changes to social security and whether or not we wil have enough money for retrement. We fret about our children and grandchildren, and their education while forgetting life could be considerably worse. We conceal our symbols of unity life the flag and fail t0 celebrate our triumphs as a nation. Yet, the men and women Who wvere part of the conflicts we remember this week did flot have these problems. They knew who they were and for what cause and values they fought for. They fought for a free Canada. But they didnt sec these freedoms as an inherent right but rights that have to be earned and protected. 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