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Tennant Fuel Atoms undefeated! Omemee has a big, strong penalty shot when an Qrono an errant pass at centre, skating club compared, to player was caught throwing streaked into the clear and Orono's smaller but faster his stick during a scrabble in outsmarted the Ops goalie, squad. This blend has front of his own net. The period ended 1-0 for resulted in 2 ties this year and Goalie, Shawn Hardy, Orono. Early in the 3rd, Ops has treated the fans to some made all the right moves on took advantage of Orono's exciting well-played hockey. the shot but the puck trickled generosity and evened the Orono started this game on in behind him to tie the score match at 1 apiece with a nice a high note by scoring 3 quick at 4-4. goal. unanswered goals. Thirty-six seconds later . Midway through the period Jason Brachvogel opened Orono ^gain took the lead head coach, Russ Major, the game with a breakaway when Dustin Reid scored his made a decision which goal just 18 seconds into the second of the game, after bordered on the edge of game. Craig Nemis and Jason receiving a beautiful pass brilliance. He juggled the Major were instrumental in' from Jimmy Partner. lines and the end result was 8 setting J.B. up for this one. Not to be denied Omemee unanswered goals in a period At the 2.28 mark David ; -fought back to tie the game at of 9 minutes with every line Sheridan fired the 2nd goal of 5 apiece with a short-handed, figuring on the score.sheet. the game, after he picked up screened goal, which Shawn It's executive decisions like ! Kevin Robert's rebound. never saw. t this that makes one wonder Scott Williams started the ■ With only 4 minutes left in why Russ hasn't been ap- play by digging the puck out the game the pace really pick- proached by the Leafs, of the corner. ed up with both teams getting In all fairness to the Ops Just seconds later Cameron excellent chances to win the team, they are improving and Esler banged one in after game, but both goalies came will be much tougher towards receiving a nice pass from up with big saves to salvage the end of the season. Brent Gates and Jimmy Part- the tie for their clubs. In this game Jason ner. Score 3-0 Orono. This sets the scene for their Brachvogel, Kevin - Roberts At this point it looked like next game on December 4th and Cameron Esler lead the the Fuelers were going to when Orono visits Omemee. scoring parade with 2 goals swamp the visitors. However Thanks go out to Scott apiece, while Scott Omemee then counter attack- Williams who came up from McAllister, Jeff Hartwig and ed with 3 goals of their own Tri-County and played Brent Gates adding singles, to close the 1st period at 3 strongly both ways. David Sheridan chipped in apiece. with 3 assists, Jason Orono opened the 2nd 2ND GAME Brachvogel adding 2 more, period, hemming the visitors After a tough match the while Kevin Roberts, Dustin in their own end. This night before the Fuelers Came Reid and Cameron Esler got pressure resulted in Dustin up a little flat against a fired 1 apiece. Reid notching his first goal of up Ops squad. . Final scorewasOrono9- the game with a hard drive to Orono's skating and pass- Ops 1. The defensive four- the top left hand corner. ing in the first 2 periods was some of Jason Major, Craig Jason Major and David terrible as they couldn't seem Nemis, Jim Partner, Bradley Sheridan combined with to hit a barn door with a Minnis and goalie Shawn some nice passing to set beachball,' if they were 10' Hardy held the Fuelers in the Dustin up. This closed the t away from it. (Score 0-0 1st game till they decided to play 2nd period with Orono period). hockey, leading 4-3. However Jason Brachvogel Greg Hooper was a real Early in the 3rd period drew 1st blood to open up the buzzsaw all night. Omemee was awarded à > second when he intercepted Stutts Bantams split games with Bewdley On Tuesday, November 8th, the Stutts O.M.H.A. Bantams clashed with Bewdley in a wide open hockey game. Bewdley open-, ed the scoring at 5:56 of the first period to take a 1-0 lead. The home team stormed back with 3 goals by Scott McCullough, McCullough, Steve Lycett, and Darren Lewis. Bewdley, narrowed narrowed the score to 3-2 and then Scott McCullough 'gave Orono a two goal lead again with an unassisted goal. The visitors narrowed the gap to one goal again only to have the Stutt's Bantams surge ahead by two as Stuart Irwin and Steve Lycett, with his second second of Jhe night gave Orono a 6-3 lead. Unfortunately the home team relaxed a little at this point and the powerful Bewdley team tallied two quick goals to make it 6-5 Orono. The visitors continued continued to pour on the pressure trying to tie the game only tb be thwarted by Orono goalie Jeff Martin time and time again, finally with 3:38 left Bewdley broke through to tie the score at 6-6. Th'e hopie team didn't give up and Brad Roberts was the hero 'as he put Orono ahead 7-6. Oroho held on for the win over the previously undefeated Bewdley team. On ' Saturday, November 12th, the Stutts Bantams travelled to Bewdley for a rematch with the Rice Lake Trappers. The game was a wide open affair again. Bewdley jumped off to a 2-0 lead until Orono struck back to tie it. with goals by Shawn Bailey unassisted and Kevin Hartwig assisted by Stuart Irwin. Irwin. The game remained tied tiythe end of the first period. In the second however, Orono collapsed as they stopped stopped hitting and skating, letting letting Bewdley score 5 straight goals to take a 7-2 lead. In the third period the Stutts Bantams came back strong as they" scored three goals to narrow the score to 7-5. Unfortunately Orono ran out of time and could not narrow the gap any further. Scoring the last three goals for Orono were Darren Lewis from Russell Sullivan and Brad Roberts, Kevin Hartwig his second from Robert Snoek, and Robert Snoek from Kevin Hartwig. Jeff Martin played a solid game in goal especially in the second period when he was left all on his own at times. Stutts Bantams Bantams next home game is Tuesday Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. I.O.O.F. Peewee's travelled to Keene The ' I.O.O.F. Peewee's against Otor.abee. played only one game this Orono lost this game 2-1. week. Orono travelled to In the first period Otonabee Keene on Monday, scored botji of their goals. N ember 7th, for a game * The first was scored by Kirk Johnson assisted by Jason Conoon and John Stephenson. Stephenson. Joe Braithwaite scored the second goal for Otonabee (Continued page 6) Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday » November 16, 1983-5 Win Consolation Championship on weekend The Orono Novice Team travelled to Manvers for their first tournament of the season on November 12th. Their first game was played against the Oshawa Redwings, Redwings, which gave Oshawa a 9-0 victory over Orono. Although this game proved disastèrous to the boys for lack of team effort and poor position playing, Oshawa earned this game without effort. effort. Orono also received three penalties in this game, Jason Hanson and Paul Flin- toff for body contact and Stephen Stadelmann for tripping. tripping. A fine effort for Orono goalie John Buttigieg. Our second game against Manvers saw a lot more team effort with a 3-2 victory for Orono. Orono goals were scored unassisted by Stephen Stadelmann with 2 and Paul Flintoff with the other. Neil Haines received Orono's only penalty of this game for interference. interference. The way the Orono team played this game show-, ed that they could play as a team with some good passing and they played their positions positions a lot better with the wingers, digging for the puck in the corners and with the defence giving goalie Brandon Brandon Ovenden good coverage. The third game against Omemee gave Orono the final victory they deserved with a 3-2 victory and the Consolation Championship. Omemee opened the scoring in the first period but shortly after Orono's Chris Yeo tied the game with an unassisted goal. The second period saw Orono's Stephen Stadelmann score the only goal for the period unassisted. The third period gave Orono a 3-1 lead with a nice goal from just inside the blue Jine by Paul Flintoff with an assist from Stephen Stadelmann. Omemee came back in the third with a goal but could not tie the game before the period was over. Orono's goalie Brandon Ovenden was swamped by his team mates for his fine goaltending in this final game. Chris Yeo was given the MVP award for his fine playing in this game. Orono's Neil Haines and Stephen Stadelmann both received penalties in this game for tripping. Now the . boys are seeing what a team 1 effort is like with this victory to come home with. Our next game will be on November 19th with Manvers coming to Orono for a makeup game in place of their tournament. Congratulations again to all of you boys for the effort you have' shown 1 TO ALL JUNIOR CITIZEN CO-ORDINATORS My Friends: November, the final month for nominations to our Ontario Ontario Junior Citizen Program is dwindling away. I am writing with a final plea to you to make very sure that no deserving youngster in your community has been" overlooked as a possible nominee to the program. This year we haye been trying trying to emphasize the importance importance of our program as a good public relations vehicle in our community. We have been trying to tell people that the program should be uspd as a means of recognizing good "all round" kids, knowing that the super stars among them will rise to the top in spite of themselves. In Mount Forest we took to each of the public and high school students, a short form on which we asked them .to suggest nominations. These suggestions will be reviewed by either their own Student's Council or a committee of teàchers to select a number of good nominations for the program'. We appreciate all of the efforts, efforts, you have put into the program this far and perhaps this idea may spur a few extra nominations for you this year/ It has been our experience that few nominations walk in the door by*themselves. They take hard work from the people people committed to the program. program. Yours very truly, David Wenger Junior Citizen Co-or'dinator Kinsmen Toy Sale ' ÇRONO TOWN HALL FRIDAY, NOV. 25 - 6 - 9 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 26-9-1 p.m*. Warehouse prices, good selections, brand names - VISA & MASTER CHARGE.ACCEPTED Pre-Christmàs Specials * TORO POWER SHOVELS. .......... .. $169.00 PIONEER CHAIN SAWS. . . 10% off HOCKEY STICKS ' .*... 25% off ' KERO-SUN PORTABLE HEATERS* 10% off G.E. AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE RECORDER'. . ... . . $159.99 BULK KEROSENE. . . . . . ........ $ 0.65 litre > wé made our name in hardware 4 i * • • < jROLPti HARDWARE (Dominion) Orono, Ontario ' Phone 983-5207