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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 15, 1986 ( SPORTS ) Lots of action for Orono Novice B", wins evading local team ii Orono Holiday Juice "B" 2 - Oakwood 6 Oakwood came to town on December 21st for a return exhibition exhibition game. (This was not the same team we played when visited Oakwood.) At the 5:06 mark of the first period Oakwood opened the scoring, 'Orono really came alive now to try and tie it up. With 1:45 left in the period Jeff Goodmurphy scored on a" pass from Johnathan Burnham. In the second , period Oakwood popped in three unanswered goals. The visitors added added another two at the beginning of the third, Orono added some more pressure and it paid off as Sommer West notched one unassisted. If we would have had more time I think we might have tied it up. Orono Holiday Juice "B" 0 - Port Hope 6 Here it is December 27th, the day of the Newcastle Tournament and we are in the midst of another snowstorm. Just before face off at 9:00 a.m. I take a quick look at the opposition, just to size them up. Their boys are much bigger than ours also they could possibly be about a year older, enought of this it is time to get on with the'game. Orono was really pushing hard but by the end of the first period we were down by two goals. During the second period we had numerous shots on goal but Port Hope's goalie held them in there. The end of second period saw us down by three more goals. We never gave up, we kept pressing on trying to get our first goal, but that was not to be our fate as Port Hope notched another in the third period. We really put the shots on net, but they had a very good goalie. Thosp tak : ing part in the tournament for Holiday Holiday Juice "B" were - Steven Sargent, David Crozier, Jeff Goodmurphy, Goodmurphy, Bryan Haines, Richard Crozier, Brian Hogenhout, Jonathan Burnham, Sommer West, Simon Weagant, Scott Ransberry, Gordon Wilkinson, Jason Lawrence and Owen Taylor. Millbrook II 3 - Orono Holiday jtiice "B" 1 Since we lost our first game we are looking for a win to keep us in the consolation round of the tournament. tournament. The team we now come up against is Millbrook 11. The puck has been dropped and boy are we in for a fast-paced game. Orono truly wants to win and it is evident by the way they are flying up and down the ice. Orono's Jason Lawrence opens the scoring on a pass from Sommer West at 12:04 of the first period. At 8:13 Millbrook ties it rip, now we must really put the pressure on around the Millbrook net. We have had numerous opportunties to score but the Millbrook goalie is in real top form today and no way can we get another one past him. Millbrook tallies again at 4:18 of the third period, now we are down by two goals. The pace of the game has really picked up as Orono pulls their goalie in favour of six attackers, attackers, but even so, we could not get past their goalie. The excitement of this game truly held the spectators spectators on the edge of their seats. Very good game team! (I wonder how our mother that has such a hard time containing her excitement made out with the person sitting on her right side.) Orono Holiday Juice "B" 3 - Newcastle 6 Orono invited Newcastle in for an exhibition game on December 28th. We are still smarting from a number of losses recently. Newcas tle really jumped the gup scoring two quick goals at the beginning of the game. Orono presses to make a comeback and at 1:17 of the second period Jason Lawrence puts one in on a pass from Jeff Goodmurphy and Sommer West, then just seconds later David Crozier ties it up for us unassisted. The visitors score again with just 20 seconds left in the period to break the tie. Opening Opening the third period Newcastle puts in another to go ahead by two. Orono got hungry and at the 6:36 mark David Crozier scored on a pass from Gordon Wilkinson and Jonathan Burnham. Newcastle added added two unanswered goals to hand Oorno another loss. A good team . effort was made by Steven Sargent, Bryan Haines, Scott Ransberry, Brian Hogenhout, Owen Taylor, Simon Weagant and Richard Crozier. Orono Holiday Juice "B" 0 - Millbrook II 5 On January 4th, Millbrook II visited Orono for our first league game of the new year. Fate handed Orono another nasty defeat from this visiting team. Some people have different reasons for why you lose. Just to be different here are a few of those reasons. Superstition - you must wear the exact same clothes as you did in the last game you won, if you don't you will lose. You had too much turkey over the holiday season and it slowed you down. It's just an off day. Too many late nights while visiting _ at Grandma's house. Too exhausted exhausted from playing with all the new toys. Well, whatever' the reasons for our losses I feel you will ' come up with a win real soon. Sorry your roving reporter couldn't write up your game, but I was -at Cub Camp and did not see it. . Orono Shoppers Drug Mart Old Timers top tournie money winner On Saturday, January IT, 1986 the Orono Shoppers Drug Mart Oldtimers travelled ,.to Manvers Arena with a reduced squad to play in, the Annual Manvers Oldtimers Tournament., Orono's first game was at 8:00 a m. against the Millbrook SuperBees. -This contest was a real nailbiter. The two teams battled throughout the first period but neither team was able to score. Orono finally brokehhrough early in the second period as Harry Clarke notched a goal assisted b/ Dan Balsen and Murray Taylor. Shoppers Drug Mart surged ahead 2-0 as Dean Cox scored assisted by Jim Souch and Leigh Wilson. Millbrook narrowed the lead to 2-1 a short time later but, OrOno's goaltender shut the door after that until John Cartwright gave the Shopper's team an insurance marker towards the end of the game. Final score Orono 3 - Millbrook 1. Shoppers Drug Mart advanced into the championship round and met the Little Britain Oldtimers in the semi-final game. This was another close contest as the Orono team continued it's pattern from •the first game with the emphasis on strong defensive play and tight checking. The Shoppers Drug Mart ■ -, - uxLthc: first 1 goal ns i>o.>: < o, nave Orono -a 1-0 lead assisted by Jim Souch and John Cartwright, tittle Britain kept constant: constant: pressure on but could not penetrate the Orono defense. Murray Murray Taylor gave Orono some breathing room with a goal assisted by Danny Balson and Harry " Clarke. Little Britain nàrrotved the score to 2-1 part way through the • final period but could not put anymore past Bob Bourne as Orono pulled away with another goal by Dean Cox and a goal by Danny Balson to give the Shoppers Drug Mart team a well deserved 4-1 victory victory and a berth in the "A" championship championship final. Orono met the Durham Regional Police Oldtimers in the final game that was a tension-filled nailbiter. The two teams battled through a scoreless first period. Both teariis had good opportunities but couldn't beat either goaltender. Shoppers Drug Mart cashed in first at the beginning of the final period as John Witheridge scored on a screen shot from the point. Orono 1 - D.R.P. 0. The D.R.P. came back and tied the score a short time later. Orono 1 - D.R.P. I. With less than .6 minutes left in the game and with overtime looming on the horizon Dean Cox became the hero of the day With a goal assisted by Keith Anderson. Orono played superb defense the rest of the way and held Tri-County Midgets defeat Fenelon Falls On Monday, January 6th the Orono Tri-County Midgets played at home against Fenelon Falls. It was a very tight game but the Orono team managed to come away with a .6-5 victory.-Scoring for Orono were Darren Lewis with.3, John Cowan 2 and David Little. Assists went to John Cowan .(3), Scott Irwin (2), Mike Lane and Darren Lewis. M-H Pee Wees win 'B' championship at Keene On January 4, 1986 the Matthews and Hill Peewees travelled to Keene to participate in their Tournament. The first game we drew a hard skating team from Tweed. The end result .was a 3-3 tie, but Tweed scored the last go ahead goal and- therefore advanced to the A side of .the trouney. In this fast skating affair Tweed drew first blood just seconds into the game. Orono did fight back midway through the period when Todd Gray found the mark assisted by Matt Stephenson and Tyler Gibson. The Tweed team took over the second second phriod to score 2 unanswered goals. 3-1 Tweed. The third period however belonged belonged to Orono with Jason Adey popping popping one in after a mad scramble in front of the net. Blaine Souch and Tyler Gibson earned the assists on the play. With just'one second left in the game Todd Gray slipped one in assisted by Brent Osmond and Blain Souch. ORONO 7 - TRENTON 1 The second game against Trenton was never in doubt as Orono struck early in the period with Todd Gray doing the honours from Mike Gr dmurphy and Brian Rodd. Brian Rodd made it 2-0 when he banked in Matt Stephenson's rebound rebound after Todd started the play. At the 5:08 mark Todd again 'scored by popping in his own rebound rebound after Matt Stephenson; set .him up. Trenton came back to make it a 3-1 game to close out the first period. At the 8:15 mark Todd Gray earned the hat trick with a low wrist shot. Matt Stephtnson and Mike "The Hammer" Goodmurphy picked up the assists. (Continued page 5) Ugly Duckling Ball Club 5th ANNUAL DUCK DANCE Saturday, January 18,1986 " ' ' i p.m. to 1 ra.m. Music by Doug Crough Tickets Available from Team Members, Buster's, Newcastle,-Cowan Pontiac or At The Door up under heavy pressure when the Police pulled their goaltender for the extra attacker to win the "A" championship and first prize money. This was a great team effort but special mention should go to Dean Cox with a 4-goal day and to • the Orono defensive corps who only allowed one goal per game. The Shoppers Drug Mart team would like to thank their hosts the Manvers Oldtimers for a well-run tournament. • On Sunday, January 12 the Shoppers Shoppers Drug Mart team hosted the Durham Regional Police who were seeking revenge for their loss of the day before. The D.R.P, were the victors in this contest by a score 5-4. Scoring for Orono were Murray 'Taylor, Glen McLeod, John Cartwright Cartwright and Doug Campbell. Rock and Roll 50's Dance Orono Arena Centre Saturday February 1, 1986 Proceeds in'Omno .(LILA, liant am and Midget Baseball . Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE QUOTATION SEALED QUOTATIONS, clearly marked as to conte'nts, for the Service and Inspection Maintenance of Mechanical Equipment, and for Mechanical Equipment Reparis Service Contract listed below, addressed to the Corporation pf the Town of Newcastle, ^Purchasing Office, Office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6, will be received in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Quotation Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office at the above addres,s. Quotation No. Q86-5 * Mechanical Equipment Maintenance Contract To perform service maintenance,'inspections and repairs to maintain mechanical equipment , for eleven building facilities within.the Towmof Newcastle. • « • . ' Quotation No. Q8-6 » Mechanical Equipment Repairs Service Contract - To perform repairs on an "as required" basis to maifitain- mechanical equipment for five building building facilities within the Town of Newcastle. Closing Time & Date:,4:00 p.m. (Local Time) Friday, January 24,1986 The lowest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. Mrs, Lou A'nn Birkett Purchasing & Supply agent Telephone: (41.6) 623-3379 Ext. 67 Date of Publication: January 15. 1986 P.O., No. A 1495