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Suorts Continued (Continued front page 4) Orono kept the pressure on with David Sheridan firing in Tyler Gib- sqn's rebound to up the count to ,5-1 Orono to dose out the second, period. . Matt Stephenson opened up the last period when he connected with a hard wrist' shot from a sharp angle. Brian Rodd did the spade work on the play. Brian came right back, when he ' flew in all alone and slid in a backhander to salt away the victory. victory. Todd Gray and Jeff "Granny" Hartwig combined some nice passing to collect the assists on the goal. Jason Major played one of his last games of the year to anchor a strong defense for the Matthews & ■ Hill Gang. ORONO 6 - KEENE 4 ' Although we were short a couple of players due to fighting majors in the Trenton game Orono still came out victorious in this match to win the B Trophy. Orono struck fast with Matt Stephenson catching the top corner from Todd Gray's rebound. Brian Rodd set up the play. Midway through the period Jason Adey was the marksman when he fired one in from the point which deflected off a defenseman's sk^te and into the corner of the net. Brent Osmond set Jason up nicely to gather the assist. Blain Souch made in 3-0 Orono at the 4:48 mark when he received a nice pass from Jason Adey and flipped it over a sprawling goalie. Brent Osmond picked up his second assist on the play. The home team fought back to make it a 3-1 game at the 3:48 mark only to have Orono pop one in just seconds later to close out the period. Brian Rodd was the marksman firing in a high wrist shot after Todd Gray set him up. This was a power play goal. Todd Gray opened daylight in the second period when he fired in a shorthanded goal assisted by Brian Rodd and Brent Osmond. 5-1 Orono. Midway through the period 1 Keene struck again to make it 5-2. Todd Gray put the game out of, reach late into the final stanza when . Brian Rodd set up Matt StepKjgnson * whô in turn slipped it over to an uncovered uncovered Todd. ' Keene did fight back to score two* unanswered goals tn the dying minutes. This was a well played tournament tournament for Orono and a special mention mention should be made of the great goaltending we received 'from Shawn Hardy and Billy Todd. ORONO 12 - WHITBY 8 On Sunday, December 29 the Matthews 1 and Hill Peewees travelled travelled to Whitby-Brooklin for an ex- , hibition game. - , This game was never ir- doubt with Orono taking command from the start. Due to a shortage of players we called upon Bradley Minnis, Jimmy Partner and Dustin Reid from the OMHA Atom team to help US out. The new boys all played extremely extremely well and had no trouble adjusting to the body checking. Dustin Reid was the big shooter for Orono with two goals and four assists, Jeff Hartwig tallied 3 goals, 1 assist, Todd Gray 3 goals and one assist, David Sheridan 1 goal and 2 assists, Brian Rodd 1 goal and 1 assist. Tyler Gibson had two goals, Brent Osmond helped with two assists while Jim Partner, Jason Major and Bradley Minnis added one assist each. After gaining a big lead in the first two periods Orono eased up the last stanza and Whitby found their legs and made a game of it. I'm sure the Whitby-Brooklin boys will be out for revenge next time. ORONO 6 - OSHAWA CDNS 3 On January 5, 1986 Orono continued continued their winning streak against the Little N.H.L. Canadians. This exhibition game was an exciting match with good end to end action. Orono seemed to develop a knack of scoring quickly lately and this game was no exception. Just one minute and 21 seconds into the match Blaine Souch drew first blood when he slid one into the far corner after Tyler Gibson circled behind the net and set him up. Blaine came right back 17 seconds later and fired a wrist shot which deflected in off a Montreal defenseman. Jason Adey and Brent Osmond started the play. Late in the second period David Sheridan made it a 3-0 game when he deflected Brent Osmond's slap shot into the top corner. Jason Adey did the bullwork to eàrn the other assist. David "Rubberman" Sheridan slapped in another one just seconds later with Blaine Souch and Jason Adey setting him up. The Montreal team made a game of it however in the third period with three unanswered - goals to close the mark to 4-3 Orono. However not to be denied the Matthew's and Hill crew dug in and went ahead 6-3 when Matt Stephenson Stephenson fired in two unanswered goals. Matt's first counter was a result of some, slick stickhandling before he found the glove-side with a har-d wrist shot. Todd Gray and Blaine Souch earned the assists on (he goal. Matt's second goal came after he blasted home defenseman Jason Major's rfebound. Mike Goodmurphy played one of his better games of the season. Billy "the Bird" Todd and Shawn "Chocolate Bar" Hardy shared the , netminding and were equal to' the ' task. Commodore Atoms win f dver Blackstock entry On Sunday, December 28th the Orono Atom Commodores travelled travelled z to Blackstock for an exhibition game. The Blackstock team came out very strong early in the game testing the Commodore's goalie on several difficult shots. The scoring was started by Ryan Rock with the.first of his four goals of the night. The goal was assisted by Jean Paul Tousignant and Greg Hooper. Blackstock fought back to' take a short-lived 2-1 lead over Orono, -Ryan Rock scored two m(- unanswered goals both assbrred by Jean Paul Tousignant atnl Greg Hooper. Orono Com- Uivbores by this stage had solved bind >• k defensive scheme and continued the unanswered scoring scoring with Jean Paul Tousignant scoring scoring from Ryan Rock and Greg Hooper. Chad P^k scored the Commodores fifth goal from a nice pass from Dan Walters. Ryan Rock netted his fourth goal of the night following some nice passing from Greg Hooper and Neil Haines to set up the shot. The final goal was scored by Dan Walters with assists going to Chad Puk and Chris Simpson. Simpson. Strong defensive play by Shane Jones, Ryan Tomlinson as well as aggressive forechecking and playmaking by John Buttigieg and Jason Merceriwas very instrumental in this victory. urono weekly limes, Wednesday, January 15, 1986-5 O.M.H.A. Orono Novice team play well but lose two games The team visited Newcastle on Saturday, January 11th and while they played a strong game, came away on the short end of a 2-1 score. Newcastle took the lead in the first period with Orono tying it up shortly afterwards. Aaron Staples shot for goal and a Newcastle Newcastle defender deflected the puck past the goalie. The lesson here is to shoot on the net as often as possible, possible, it just might go in. Mark Foster and Michael Landers picked up the assists "on the goal. Newcastle scored again before the period ended. ended. Although there was no further scoring, the game provided lots of exciting play with the team performing performing well as a team. In some earlier games, the players seemed to think that each had to make the plays himself. Certainly, in this game, the passing plays that the coaches had taught in practices were tried and worked, of special mention are two or three rink-wide passes from Aaron Staples to Mark Foster that caught Mark in full flight as the Newca de defence napped. Later the same day the team hosted Bowmanville Selects and, again, performed well until tired legs caught up to them. The first period was scoreless which meant Chad Maartense and his defence, Michael Dreslinski, Ben Deremo, Andrew Burton and Michael Landers, had shut down two good teams for three consecutive periods. Well done, Lads! However, tiredness seemed to set in durirlg the second period and Bowmanville scored twice, both on defensive miscues. On one of the goals, three Bowmanville players broke in on our goalie unmolested. Aaron Staples I 3, one back before the game ei.s»ed, assisted by Jamie Shelter and Mark Foster,- but Bowmanville finished winning 4-1. Good performances were put in by Daryl Reid, Brandon Meadows, Orono Tykes looking forward to Ops feature Orono Tykes played their fourth game of the year at Blackstock on Saturday, January 11th. These future hockey stars played very hard, but in the end were defeated 7-2. Goalie, Guy Tousignant helped keep the score close by stopping many breakaways. Blackstock scored five times in the first period with goals going to: D. Anderson with 4, all unassisted and S. Swain, also unassisted. The second period saw scoring by D. Anderson again with assists going to J. McCourt of Blackstock and'with an Orono goal by B. J. Hackett,, assisted by Jonathan Noble. -The rnird period saw a goal come from D. IJdainaek; assisted by J. McCotirt for Blackstock, then Orono's Scott McDonald scored with assists, going - to Paul Dreslinski and our only young lady on .the team Amanda Haines. , With their first two-goal game under their belts, they are looting forward to playing Ops on Jaquary 18th at 1:30. Jeff Hughes, Drew . Hansen (who never stops!), Paul Woods and Henry Kaldeway, who backcheckcd really well. We are now into playoffs with the main opposition being Millbrook and Newcastle; it will take an all out effort to beat these two but a repeat Of the performance performance in Newcastle will keep us in most games. In the meantime, the team is in a tournament on January 18th in Millbrook with our first game at 9:00 a.m. (Continued page 6) The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education invites applications for the following position. Duties to commence as soon as possible Kirby Centennial Public School requires a Noon-Hour Playground Supervisor . 40 minutes, daily Please apply in writing to H.B. Lush, Principal Kirby Centennial Public School R.R. 1 Orono, Ontario LOB 1M0 Gary W. Tushingham * Director Donna M. Fairey Chairperson An Equal Opportunity Employer Local PCs elect new officers appoint çlelegates The Durham Northumberland Progressive Conservative Association Association held their annual meeting and appointment of delegates at a meeting in Millbrook on Monday evening. The Hon. Ray Hnatushyn was the gucsl speaker for the evening where the Cavan Hall was filled to capacity for the event. Ruther Gordon was returned as president of the Association with John Reid of Orono 1st vice president. president. Other vice-presidents for the Association included Everett Kerr of Port Perry, Marian Manders of Kendal, Irwin Hamilton, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Audrey Jukes, Darlington, and Lorraine Lover of Newcastle. Delegates elected to attend the Montreal Convention, March 13 to 17 were: Myra Lawrence, Cavan, Bill Lover, Newcastle, Ross Degreer, Carl Bernard and, Youth delegates, Paul Butka and Scott Terwilliger. During the course of the evening two life memberships were presented for years of service to the ■ Association. Those receiving the life memberships were Edi Cole, Bowmanville and Les Reid <3f Orono. J'he Association has only issued three life memberships the other being being presented a year ago to Art Thorne of the Cavan area who was present at the meeting., The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE QUOTATION REQUEST FOR 1986 EQUIPMENT RENTAL SEALED QUOTATIONS from contractors/suppliers interested in being registered on the Town's Registry of Equipment Rental Rental Services for such equipment specified below', will be received by the undersigned until the specified closing time and date. Bids must be returned in the envelope and on the forms provided. t Requirements for rental equipment are listed as follows: Tandem Dump Trucks Track Mounted Backhoes Rubber Tired'Backhoes Gradalls * Bulldozers (not less than 200 hp) . Small Bulldozer (not less than 40 hp) Scrapers (not ; less than 20 cu. yards) Push Scrapers ( not less than 20 cu. yards)- Front End Loaders - Rubber Tired (1 'A - 3 cu. yards) Crawler Loaders Shoulder Grader (75 to 90 hp with window èliminator) Portable Compressor (125 to 150 C.F.M.) Snow Blowers Tractor Driven (not less than. 50 hp) Self Propelled Roller (2 tonne to $ tonne) Dragline (% yd. min.) Garbage Packers(20 and 25 cu. yards) Quotation Documents ca'n be obtained from the Purchasing Office at 152 Church Street, Bowmanvillq, Ontario Quotation No. Q86-4 -1986 EquiprpentRentals Closing Time and Date: 4:00 p.m. (Local Time) , , Fridqy, January 24,1986 All bids will be subject to the terms and conditions setforth in the quotation documents. Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett Purchasing'and Supply Agent (416) 623-3379 Ext. 67 Date of Publication: January 15. 1986 P.O. No. A 1499 f.