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4-Oroao Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 14, 1983 Positional play and skating nets another win for Tykes 1 The Tykes put on ànother ped in two quick goals on one His second came in the third super display and came away shift. Henry Kaldeway sent period, assisted by Brandon with a 5-1 victory over Mike in for the first, also Meadows. Brandon sent Millbrook on December assisted by Jamie Shetler. Daryl through on a long pass 10th. Those two scoring ter- Our goalie, Steven Sargent and a nice shot eluded the rors, Mike Landers and Daryl started the next goal in mo- Millbrook goalie who, Reid, are scaring all the 5 and tiori when he passed up to despite the five goals allowed, 6 year old defenders 'from Jason Hill who, in turn, fed had played strongly in the Port Hope to Newcastle to Mike and Mike did what nets. Steven's shutout bid Millbrook, Soon we'll hear Mike does best, skated was lost with only 22 seconds the cry, "Break up the around the defence before remaining as Brad Fallis Tykes!" Of course, the popping in his second. scored unassisted, scorers need support from (he Period two started out the While the season is young bluelines (and they get it) an<l same way and continuous and the majority of the team the goaltender, here we have pressure by our local heroes hadn't played hockey before, a giant! He doesn't quite produced an early goal from the coaches have them play- bang his head on the crossbar Mark Foster, his first of the ing their positions well and, yet but he's big where it season, assisted by Greg boy, has the skating improv- counts - stopping the puck. Knox and Michael Dreslinski. ed! And, most importantly, Diving here, diving there! The fourth goal came late in they are playing well as a He's everywhere! keep it up, the period and was started by team and, for that, the Steven. Andrew Burton. He pushed it parents and growing crowd But on to the game. The ahead to Drew Hansen who of fans say a loud thank you first period was dominated by set Daryl Reid up beautifully. to our coaches, Boyd Knox, our guys and halfway Daryl deked the goalie and Bruce Meadows and Mark through Mike Landers pop- scored his first of the day. Sargent. Keep up the good work! Orono Tykes 2 down Tykes 1 defeated by Bow. squad Friday, December 2, 1983 the two Orono Tyke teams met for the second time this season with Team 2 defeating Team 1 by a score of 4 to 3. The scoring wasn't opened until 5:31 of the second period by Mike Dreslinski, unassisted. Team 2 answered back at 2:20 with Jeff Hughes assisted by Jamie Osmond, tieing the game up. With 53 seconds left in the period Philip Cunningham scored the go ahead goal assisted by Chad Maartense. The third period saw Philip Cunningham Cunningham assisted by Jamie Osmond Osmond take the lead 3-1 for Team 2. The lead was short lived when Henry Kaldeway and Michael Landers answered back with 2 goals in as many minutes tieing the score at 3 all. Paul Woods at 1:37 shot and scored the final and winning goal of the game assisted by Brian Good. Sunday, December 4, 1983 we met Bowmanville Novices. The first period end- eel scoreless but Brian Good opened the scoring of the second second period ' unassisted at 7:40. Bowmanville's Rob MacVier answered back at 4:22 tieing the game up. The 3rd period saw • Bowmanville's Rob MacVier , scoring 2 more goals to win the game 3-1, With only having having 9 players and having to double shift every other time our boys played excellent defensive hockey. Inspite of the loss this was there be$t ef fort yet, they have a lot to be proud of. ORONO TYKES TEAM 2 week ending Dec, 11, 1983 We have had a quiet week, with the exception of two really thorough practice sessions. sessions. The boys are showing excellent signs of self- discipline and are making steady progress with their skating and stick handling drills. 1 find myself bubbling over with pride as I watch these young boys improve and develop not only physically but emotionally, being taught good sportsmanship sportsmanship as well as good hockey play and respect for the officials. I.O.O.F. PeeWees edge out Newcastle entry by 3-2 count Our I.O.O.F. Peewee's played one game this week . It was an exhibition game against Newcastle in Orono. The final score was Orono 3, Newcastle 2. The first two goals were scored by Newcastle. They were both scored by Mike i Gallello assisted b>% Mike ' Pearce. , The next three goals were allTor Orono. Rob Wagenaar scored the first assisted by Brent Osmond. Osmond. Then it was Jason Burnham from Brent Stapleton, The last goal of the game and also the winning winning goal was scored by Brent Stapleton, assisted by Mike Goodmurphy. Keep up the good work guys! Stutt's Bantams take big edge over Orono 6 - Ops 1 On Tuesday, December 6th, the Stutts' Bantams played host to Ops and came away with an impressive 6-1 victory. The local boys came out flying knowing that this same team had given them one of their two league losses when the two teams met earlier in the season. With lçss than two minutes gone in the game, Stuart "Irwin put the local boys ahead 1-0 with Ops in 6- assists going to Steven Lycett and Darren Dennis. With 6:05 left in the'period Steven Lycett upped the score to 2-0, with Stuart Irwin coming up with the assist. The second period saw Ops close the count to 2-1 on an unassisted effort by Jarret Williams on some sloppy defensing play by the Orono team, this was to be the only goal they would put by Jeff Martin.between the pipes for Orono, who again had the hot 1 game hand. With 2:44 left in the period Steven Lycett came up with his second goal to put • the local boys ahead 3-1 with assists going to Stuart Irwin and Kevin Mumford. In the third period the local boys turned up the pressure and totally outskated the Ops club and out scoring them 3-0,'to end the gamé Orono 6 - Ops 1. Scoring for Orono were: Robert Snoek, assisted by Brian Hill and Darrpn (Continued page 10) Tennant Fuellers win two tie again with Omemee team Both teams had their On Sunday afternoon the Fuelers visited a tough Millbrook squad and came away with a 2-0 win. Orono played excellent defensive hockey only allowing allowing Millbrook a few shots on net ànd if it hadn't been for hot goaltending the score could have been much higher. Dustin Reid opened the scoring at the 6:52 mark of the 1st period when he fired a low shot to the stick side. Kevin Roberts and Jeff Hart- wig combined to set Dusty up. The second period was scoreless with Orono putting on tremendous pressure. Jeff Hartwig and Dustin Reid set Kevin Roberts up late in the 3rd period. Kevin made no mistakes with a low slap shot. 2ND GAME Orono and Omemee have a real rivalry going this year with 2 previous games ending up in ties. On Tuesday night, . guess what? Another tie, this time a 2-2 deadlock. Orono drew 1st blood when little David Sheridan stole the puck at the Omemee blueline and broke into the dear. David faked a pass to > Scott McAllister and when the goalie committed himself, Dave slid the puck behind him. chances bin good goaltending kept them off the score sheet. Early in the 3rd starica Bradley Minnis scored, an unassisted goal when he trapped trapped the puck inside the blueline and fired a hard low shot which fooled fhe Omemee goalie. This made it 2-0 Orono. . ■ Not to be denied Omemee salvaged the tie with 2 unanswered goals. This game was real playoff type of hockey which highlighted tight checking and sharp goaltending. It's a real treat to watch these two teams battle it out. 3RD GAME On Saturday night- Millbrook returned with fire in their eyes and played tough disciplined hockey. However Orono came out on the top end by a 4-2 margin. This was a real dog fight with Jason Brachvogel being the first to hit the score sheet late in the 1st period when he slapped in his own rebound. Early in the 2nd period Jason Major uncorked a shot from inside the blueline which was kicked out by the goalie. Brent Gates was Johnnie-on-the-spot^ and sunk the rebound into the top fight hand corner. Jason Brachvogel started the play with some tough digging in the corner. Late in the 2nd period Millbrook scored to make it 2-1 Orono. The 3rd period went Scoreless until the 6:06 mark when David Sheridan stole the puck from a Millbrook defenseman behind the net. Dave then relayed the pass to Cameron Esler who slid the puck under a sprawling Millbrooke goalie. Eighteen seconds later Millbrook closed closed the margin to 3-2 with a ' goal which eluded Shawn Hardy. Not to be denied Kevin Roberts received a nice pass from Dustin Reid • and banged his own rebound in to ■ make the final tally 4-2 Orono. Scott McAllister and goalie Shawn Hardy played solid games. Cheese Sauce for Vegetables 2 cups milk 1/4 cup margarine 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/3 cup Veloutine light* 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard 1/4 teaspoon paprika, 1-1/2 cups shredded Cheddar Cheddar cheese Bring to boil milk, margarine, salt and pepper. Quickly sprinkle in Veloutine, stirring constantly. constantly. Boil 1 minute. Reduce heat to low. Add remaining ingredients. Stir until cheese is melted. 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'5.75/hr. - 34.50/8 hrs. 3'.50/hr. - 17.00/8 hrs. 3.50/hr. - 17.00/8 hrs. H.F. Payhe, Facilities Managèr Date of Publication: December 14, 1983