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4 - Orono Weekly Timnes, Wednesday,Noebr2,18 Family Auto sweep giants! The Family Auto bantams played the two top teams in their league this week on the road. They played great hockey and were rewarded with two BIG wins. Thursday night they took on the previously unbeaten Fenelon Falls club. Orono started off slow as Fenelon Falls found the net early in the first period. Orono's goalie Chris Burritt looked sharp after that making numerous key saves keeping his team within one to end the first period. The Falls seemed to have control of the game in the sec- ond as the puck was in Orono's end most the time. The host team made it 2-0 on a one- timer high in the slot. That goal seemed to spur the bantam boys on as they dug in and fought harder for control of the puck. The Falls took a few penalties which gave Orono a chance to get some on net. Lee Allin got the ball rolling so to speak as he roofed a wrist shot into the top corner. Assists went to Jeff Thompson and Chris Field and that's how the second period ended. Fenelon Falls seemed to sit back and let Orono put it to them in the third which result- ed in another Orono goal as Jeff Thompson fired it home after an end-to end rush by Aaron Robinson who passed the puck to Chris Field in the corner who in turn made a beautiful pass to Thompson out in front of the net who made no mistake to tie the game at 2. With six and a half minutes left in the game Orono rushed full steam ahead over their oppo- nent. Scott Wood chipped the puck past the Fenelon defense- man to Thompson who went all the way in and slipped one by the Falls' goalie into the corner of the net. From that point on the bantams stuck to a tight- checking game plan and killed off the time remaining in the game to hand Fenelon Falls their first loss of the season with a final 3-2 score. On Saturday the 21st, Orono was on the road again this time facing off against the second place Haliburton team in Minden. The game was fast starting as Haliburton cycled the puck well in Orono's zone. Chris Burritt was sharp once again as Jeff Slemon was bitten with the flu bug. Burritt was sharp making the big saves when called uponto keep the game scoreless. Orono took a few bad penalties in the first almost costing them a few goals but managed to retain the scoreless tie until the very end of the first. With one second on the clock, Lee Allin wired a wicked slapshL9t through a crowd and into the net! Chris Bouley and jeff Thompson assisted on Alliii's blast to end the period. In the second, by staying out of the penalty box, Orono was able to turfi up the tempo of the game oitplaying the hosts and beatifig them to the puck. Matt Reid gave Orono a 2-0 lead at 9:53 scoring on a wrap-around. Assists went to Dan Tresise and Jamie Rowe. About one minute later, Allin rifled another goal this time on a beautiful passinlg play by Field and Thompson. Orono went to the dressing owning a 3-0 lead and looked poised to so some more damage in the third. They flew onto the ice playing an excellent game of defensive hockey just as they did against Fenelon Falîs two nights ago leaving town with a sweet 3-0 victory. Chris Burritt played just an excellent game in net while the rest of the team certainly proved they can play with the best and are showing signs of the great hockey yet to be played! Orono Fuel Lumber midgets fali to Flyers Midget rep hockey action saw the visiting Orono Fuel and Lumber squad fall 6-4 to host Fenelon Falls on Sunday night. But it wasn't before Jamie Parry gave it his best shot--or his best three shots that is! The game was tied at one after the first period. Fenelon Falls led 5-3 after two periods of play and all three Orono goals were off the stick of sniper Jamie Parry who scored three straight. Bob Witheridge scored Orono's fourth and final goal while assists were handed out to Ryan Tresise (2), Ryan Leddy (2), Greg Bester, Ryan Homes and Greg Shetler. The Orono Fuel and Lumber midgets play their next game Thursday, November 26th in Millbrook. Mulor Plumbing kO'd by Huskies Russ Major Plumbing novices played host to the Haliburton Huskies last Friday night coming up on the down- side of a 10-4 score. Despite the loss, the Leafs were able to manufacture four goals against the much stronger visiting huskies. In the first period, Lucas Leech scored a beauty set up by Denis Beenen and Kyle Balson while Brett Cairns scored Orono's second goal from Dan McIsaac. Almost a replay of his first goal, Lucas Leech scored his second of the night again, from linemate Denis Beenen. Tom Meester scored Orono's fourth and final goal on a pass from Joey Van Dusen. The plumbers battled tough despite coming up short against this hard-nosed Haliburton club. TRISand and Gravel Henderson Christmas Trees stand tall1 0 Tyler Armstrong got the call to play net and helped his team to a 5-2 victory in exhibi- tion play Saturday. Because no regular season games were scheduled this week, the Christmas Trees were able to have a team come in. Henderson's were extreme- iy sharp this outing. Shelby MacDonnell streaked down the ice to open the scoring for Orono with Matt Puddicombe and Scott Duquette assisting. Tyler Johansen scored the sec- ond Orono goal which was assisted by Ryan Wood and Lucas Martin. Not content with one, Johansen came right back to score bis second goal of the game, this time with Gardiner Cole and Brian Knapp assisting. Alanna Picknor scored the fourth Orono goal with MacDonnell Jon Devries assisting. Colin Gilbride rounded out the scor- ing assisted by Mathew Field and Allana Picknor. Harley McColl and Steve Donadel both played a strong game for Orono contributing to the win. Orono Country Cafe atom reps are cookin'! The Orono Atom Rep hockey club is pleased to announce their new sponsor is the viRlage's own "Orono Country Cafe". The team travelled to Sunderland on November 17 and came home with a 2-1 win. The game was marred with penalties and the smell of diesel fuel. It wasn't a pretty game. Doug Garlick opened the scoring for Orono assisted by Scott Henderson and Ryan Campney. Orono's second goal, the game winner also scored by Garlick with a little help from Campney and Michael Fuller. November 20th, Mariposa payed a visit to the Orono Arena but the fast-skating visi- tors were just a little too much for the home team to handle as Orono was blanked 5-0. Andrew Fudge and Shane Winters did the best they could both making some great saves in an attempt to stave off the Mariposa club. November 22, the Country Cafe atoms went to Port Perry and it was Justin Guillemette's night in the spot light. The young Guillemette picked up five points in this game scor- ing four goals dashing Port Perry's hope of winning. Assists to Guillemette's goals were awarded to David Landman, Adam Wood, Michael Fuller, Ryan Knox, Andrew Fudge, Evan Moore, Steven Burt and Scott Henderson. Campney scored the other Orono marker with Guillemette and Steven Hicks assisting. Daniel Reilly played steady at the blue line while Fudge and Winters earned the win playing net for Orono. The club has won three of their last four games! (NC) In celebration of the 1998 NFL season, Seagram Canada has put together a Five Star selection of facts and trivia questions on some of football's greatest stars and moments. This question looks back at one of the nost impressive performances by a quarterback in a Super Bowl. Can you naine the Washington Redskins quarterback who fired a record four touchdown passes in the second quarter of a 42-10 rout of the *FIVE STAR FOOTBALL TRiVIA* 'ui ' a Iii ma Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXII? Answer: Doug williams. who also set a record for the longest touchdown pass in the Super Bowvl that game with an 80-yard toss to receiver Ricky Sanders. If you want to see more facts and trivia on the NFL you can visit Seagram's Five Star Football Trivia page in the sports section of the newscanada.com web site. Neus Canada Jie ngie croU e ownrvam Century 21 Orono's TRT Sand and Gravel novices met head-to- head with their cross town rivals--the Century 21 squad Sunday afternoon. TRT got the nod with a 5-3 victory but the game was closer than the score indicates. Century 21, who were play- ing with only two lines this night, didn't have much time to rest as they opened the scoring at 7:99 when Tyler Lawrence fired one home. TRT's Devin Robinson who deeked two defensemen, tied things up at 13:10 of the second. The real- tors went ahead at the ten minute mark when Luke Green found the mesh from Tyler Lawrence and Mitchell Harding. TRT followed suit with Dustin Armstrong tying things up at two with Blain Cox and Daniel Hodgson assisting. Then, just a minute later, Armstrong added some insurance with his second of the night giving TRT a 3-2 lead. In the third frame, Matt Dobson picked up his own rebound putting the gravel crew up by two. Century's Benny Jackson responded nar- rowing the gap by one. At 8:28, Daniel Hodgson put the game away with a screened shot off the face-off while goaltender Tanner Johnston sealed the win with a diving save. There were no penalties served this game. Shots on goal were TRT 18, Century 21 10.