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ýý ý,l - ýrno Wýeek.ly neWenesda-y, Nývember ý18, 19ý98," Orono skuters -compete ut Eastern Ontarlo Sectionuks OAAA going to <ouni Ray Bester, president of the Orono Amateur Athietie Association is going before the televised Council meeting Monday, November 23rd. He will be informing counicil of the O.A.A.A.'s decision to construct a new addition to the Orono Arena. The Association has approved the building of two more dressing rooms and a meeting room with the sup- port of Orono and surrounding area., Mr. Bester is asking for support from the municipality witli the administration end of the projeci including the issuance of building permits and the tendering process. The O.A.A.A. is planning to start construction work on the addition in the spring of 1999. Friday the i 3th wvvas Iucky for FamiIym Auto For some, Friday the l3th is a day of superstition and bad omens but, to the Orono Family Auto bantams it turned into a very lucky day indeed! 1Family Auto were hosts to a very strong Omemee club. Despite liaving a very short bencli, Orono played great hockey while goaltenders Jeff Slemon and Chris Burritt played exceptionally. The hometown boys ended up with a big 6-2 win with Jeff Thompson and Derek Heerscliop each depositing two goals each while Lee Allin and Cliris Field potted one apiece. Jeff Thompson added three assists to the niglit's tally for a Thre emer ofth Oon Fgur SatngClb cmpte a te EstrnOnaro Sctonlsinfive point game while Heerschop was no slouch adding two assists to his total. Lee Allun counted in on tliree goals while Chris Field, Cliris Bouley, Colin Cureatz and Scott Wood assisted on one each. Orono trave lied to Beaverton November 15 which Kanata November 5tli to Mt. Picturedabove are:- Jillian Lemieux, Adam Colv il1le and Kaiti Colville. Adam CoIviIIemoe on to Divis lonals The Orono Figure Skating Club sent three skaters to Kanata (near Ottawa) to coin- pete in the Eastern Ontario Sectionals earlier this month. Both Jillian Lemieux and Kaiti Colville who competed in the Novice Ladies division of the competition, finished 7th in their flights--both gain ing valu- able experience at this level of figure skating. Adam Colville, \wofin- ished third overaîl in the Junior Mens portion of the competi- tion, moves on to Divisionals December 11Itii in Thornhill, Ontario. -Adam's performances at the E.O.S. were conspicuously absent of his trademark jumps- which were purposefully left out. His programs contained only the required elements as the young skater lias bursitis of the tendon and suffering swelling of the ankle (landing foot). After consultation witli his specialist, some time off combined witli physio-therapy, Adam is hoping hel] be ready for competition at Divisionals. SFedor Andreev and Mark Lauzon both of Ottawa fin- ished first and second ahead of Adam in the competition. Markham Label peewees extend winning streak to five The Orono Markham Label peewees have run their win- ning streak to an amazing five games straight with a 7-1 victo- ry over Minden on Sunday. This game marked the debut of Jesse and Tyson Gimblett for the Label squad in which Jesse contributed a pair of goals and an assist while Tyson chipped in vN iti an assist and played steady defense. Kyle Allin, Justin Szymczak and Tanner Milîson each hiad three- point nights Orono. Allin had a goal and two assists; Szymczak with two goals and an assist while Milîson had three assists. Kienan Williams and Matt Ramnes had single markers t0 round ouf the scoring. Paul Richter had fw o assists a nd Kyle Searle had one. The boys have a busy schedule this week traveling f0 Oakw\ood Monday taking on the Mariposa Lightning and home Friday versus Omemee.- They're off to -Norwood Saturday for tournament action then leave for Beaverton Sunday. featured a fast and sometimes rough hockey game. Orono seemed to be asleep for the first period as Beaverton was ahead 2-0 before the period's end. Beaverton added one to their lead early in the second and it looked as thougli Orono was out of the hunt. But, the never-say-never bantams engi- neered a comeback on a power play as Dan Tresise 'put a pass right on Matt Reids stick who then in turn, buried it. AIlso assisting on the goal was Jeff Thompson. Just 18 seconds later, these boys switched roles as Tresise pulled the trigger on a one-timer that found the top corner. Reid and Jamie Rowe assisted. Beaverton extended their lead by two (4-2) on the power Play. Third period action saw Orono relentlessly pepper- îng the Beaverton goalie with shots but to no avail as the hosts played out the third hold- ing the lead for a win. Family Auto is on the road for their next 3 league games. Marrett and FIVE STAR FOOTBALL Keadeen TRIVIA paired [or grgasrf n (NC) In ebrto NFL season, Seagram C together a Five Star Sel Nicole Marrett of Kendal and trivia questions finislied in 7th spot in her divi- football's greatest stars Here's a tough questic sion of the Central East football's all-time greatr Trillium Club for a great show- ing in the Hunter and Jump In 1973, Buffalo's 6 became the first 2,00( Ring. season rusher in NFI Nicolle attributes lierslow became the second Il1 start this season to frnding the Answer: perfect mount Fifteen year old In 1984, Eric Dickerson, Nicolle is now paired up with of the Los Angeles Rair Keadeen, an Irish 9 year old second NEL player to 2,000. 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