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/ Siiorts Continued (Continued from, page 4) second period. Orono really comes out pushing in the third but the Millbrook goalie was able to keep the lead for his team. Orono pulled their goalie in favour of six attackers attackers but still couldn't net one. In the third period both teams took penalties, Orono's was to Sommer West/ for hooking. Great game team', maybe next time we'll come out on top. Oshawa 4 - Orono Holiday Juice "B" 3 ' January 11th, we hosted an exhibition exhibition game with the Notre Dame Church League team from Oshawa. This was a very exciting game even though we came up short in the end. Orono opened up the scoring at 9:06 of the first by defenseman Scott Ransberry on a pass from Jeff Goodmurphy. We held the Oshawa team off until the 5:50 mark when they put one past our goaltendér Simon Weagant to tie up the game. With 4:14 left in the period Orono wènt ahead when Jeff Goodmurphy, put one in on a pass from Bryan Haines and Scott Ransberry. Orono just couldn't keep the lead, Oshawa netted another at the 2:42 mark lotie lotie it up once more. There was lots of good hard skating by both teams, but no scoring until 2:54 of the second period when Oshawa broke the tie. Orono came out with the pressure on in the third and put in a quick one by Scott Ransberry assisted by Bryan Haines and Jonathan Burnham. Orono now attacked attacked trying to break the tie, but Oshawa's goalie held them in there making a number of good saves. With 3:10 left in the game Oshawa slid one in to take the lead once more. Orono flew up and down the ice in the last three minutes of the game and had numerous shots but just couldn't get one in to even it up. Super game' team, way to hustle! hustle! Orono Holiday Juice "B" 1 - Millbrook II1 On January 12th, Orono was back on the road to Millbrook once again, this time returning home with a tie. We really pushed those blades up the ice, then with a few nice passes we notched the first goal at 9:20 by David Crozier with assists going to Sommer West and Gordon Wilkinson. In the .second period, Millbrook tied it up at the 1:.12 On Friday, January 17 th Camsport Atoms hqsted Little Britain Britain and skated to a 5-2 victory. Little Little Britain^attually jumped into 'a 2-9 lead early in the contest but Orono found their skating legs and 1 replied with five straight goals of their own. The game featured the first three goal performance of the season for Laura Abrams. Laura opened the scoring for Camsport and the 6:12 mark of the fifst periods assisted by Jay Hansen. Stephen Shetler converted a 2-way passing play from Brandon Ovenden and Scott Hartwig for Orono's second goal. The go ajiead marker was scored 'by Adam Wallace on a Stephen Shetler rebound. rebound. Stephen Shetler assisted again for Laura Abrams' second tally of the night. The other assist went to defenceman Mike Doty. Laura Abrams completed her hat trick with only 20 seconds remaining remaining on a nifty pass from Stephen Shetler. It was Steve's fourth point of the game. ^ ' On , Saturday, January 18th C -> Camsport hosted Orono (k modores and battled to a 4-2 victory. This contest lived up to its expectations as being a real "rtail biter". There was non-stop action mark. The remainder of the second period and of the .third period was a test for our goalie Steven Sargent and Millbrook's goaltender Doug Page. Both did an excellent job between the pipes in keeping out the remaining stampede of shots. Orono had to alter their plans for the last minute and forty- nine seconds as Owen Taylor picked up a two minute tripping penalty. Excellent team work, you did a real super job! Orono Holiday Juice "B" 5 - Manvers 0 Here it is Saturday, January 18th and time for our weekly trip to the arena for our 2:30 p.m. game, this one against Manvers. Orono is really really looking sharp today, so now lets see what they can do. Manvers took us a bit by surprise as they won the face off, took it into our zone and took a few good shots at goaltender Steven Sargent, but trusty old Steve stopped them for us. At 6:51 of the first we opened the scoring with Jeff Goodmurphy on a pass from Richard Crozier. Orono went ahead by two at 3:56 on a goal by Sommer West assisted by David Crozier and Jeff Goodmurphy. The Manvers goalie had quite a bit of work to do, but it wasn't until the 6:04 mark of the second that Orono hit again, this one by David Crozier on a pass from Sommer West and Jason Lawrence. Our next goal was at 9:40 of the third period by David Crozier unassisted. Jeff Goodmurphy Goodmurphy notched one at 4:01 on a pass from Richard and David Crozier. At the 1:29 mark our goaltender Steven Sargent received a tripping penalty (that stick is a wee tad big isn't it Steven) so our last goal was a shorthanded one by David Crozier assisted by Jeff Goodmurphy with just 47 seconds left in the game. Congratulations on another hat trick David. Special mention to - Brian Hogenhout, Simon Weagant, Gordon Wilkinson, Jonathan Burnham, Burnham, Bryan Haines and Scott Ransberry for a super game. Good game team! David with his five point game and Jeff with his four- pointer had better be awfully cautious because I imagine the 'Leafs may be looking for some new talent soon, but you fellas would > like to stay with a winner, wouldn't , you? as both teams took (urns making end to end rushes resulting in many good scoring chances. Goaltending was excellent at both ends of the rink especially a sparkling^ glove hand save by Scott Hall in the dying moments of the game. The Commodores Commodores • scored first at the 7:41 mark of the first period when Chris Yeo broke in alone on a pass from Jason Mercer while Shane Jones got the other assist. Camsport came storming back just 34 seconds later to tie it up. However it was an unassisted effort by Jay Hansen. Jay picked up an errant pass in the Commodores zone and' blasted it. by a surprised Jarret" Aus in net. Camsport went "ahead at 6:43 as Brandon Ovenden slid a pass into the slot to Tim Hallowed who rifled a 15-footer to the far corner. Adam Wallace picked up an assist on the play as well. Camsport jumped into a 3-1 lead as Stephen Shetler was sent in by Jay Hansen and he made no mistake at 5:16 of the second period. Commodores pulled to within a goal as Greg Hooper tallied at the 1:01 mark in the same frame. Chris Yeo assisted on the goal. The two teams,entered the final period with'a 3-2 Camsport lead. Commodores Commodores came close to tying it up Orono- Lockhart School News LOCKHART CAMPUS The excitement is over about returning to school and Mr. & Mrs. Fames' Grade 5's and 6's are busy preparing speeches. Most of the students are already collecting information information for the certain topic they have 1 chosen. There will be a Volleyball team, probably mixed. Many students are trying out for the team. Mrs. Ralfe's grade 1 and 2's are doing many friendship activities to prepare for their Valentines party. They are writing stories and creating friendly monsters. Math can be magic. On January 16, Leah Lockhart, Amanda Garnett and other kids from different different schools went to Newcastle School. They went to a Math Magic Workshop, They made magic squares and did an Ewok number adventure to find out the combination combination that would open a bag. There were ribbons for everyone that participated. participated. Editor: Michael Smith Asst: Amanda Garnett Leah Lockhart ORONO CAMPUS On Monday the girls' house league teams Dragons and Cougars played. The Dragons won 15-14. On Tuesday the boys house league teams, Panthers and Cobras played, the Panthers won 15-4. Wednesday the Cougar boys beat the Dragons, 15-7 and on Thursday the Panther girls beat the Dragons 9-7. There was an Orono P.S. Volleyball practice, on Friday in preparation for a tournament in Bowmanville on February 7 & 8. An Interview With Mrs. Brown Q: What year did you start teaching? A: September 1956 at Kirby P.S. Q:.What grade did you teach first? A: 1 taught all grades from one to eight. Q: How did you feel on your first day? A: I was scared but also excited. Q: Were you married when you first started teaching? A: No, I was Miss Taylor. Q: Do you have any future plans? A: Yes, when I retire from teaching I hope, to travel and help my husband husband look after his race horses. Please remember if you have a child or know of someone with a child that will be 4 years old on or before December 31, 1986, phone the school (983-5006) to enroll him/her for Junior Kindergarten, if you have or know of a child that will be 5 years old on or before December 31, 1986 please let us know so that he/she can be added to our Senior Kindergarten for September. several times but Scott Hall slammed slammed the door on them. Finally at 8:28 Camsport got the insurance marker as second effort paid off for Jason Knapp as he banged it home in the goalmouth. Jay Hansen got his third point of the evening as he was credited with the assist. These'two teams will meet in the"playoffs next, time so it should be quite a game! Next game for Camsport is a "4-pointer" as they travel, to Beaverton on Wednesday night, January 22nd. Their next home game is Friday, January 24th against Sunderland at 7:15 p.m. Please come out and support the '(earn. Abrams and Shetler lead Camsport to victory Orono Weekly Times, Wèdnesday, January 22, 1986-5 The Pines Report Last week all the Grade 7 classes went separately to the Western Area Outdoor Education Centre in Orono. While they were there (9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.) the students were divided into two groups. One group went snowshoeing for 50 minutes and the other went with Mrs. Eiger to play a few games directed towards predator-prey relationships. When the 50 minutes were up everyone went in for hot chocolate. After a rest, the groups switched roles for another 50 minutes. All left at 11:30 a.m. and arrived back at the school in time for lunch. Thanks to Mrs. Eiger and Mr. Massie for making this fun trip possible! On Wednesday, January 15th the students had a Variety Spirit Day - each house chose its own activity and the ideas were, quite original. Classes 7A-8A (Ganaraska House) carried stuffed animals, 7B-8B (Hudson House) wore hats, ties and sunglasses, 7C-8C (Iroquois) wore weird hairstyles and 7D-8D (McLaughlin) wore rock shirts. Congratulations to Ganaraska House and their menagerie for winning winning 50 house points. In sports, volleyball is well under way with basketball starting soon. It is good to see the teamwork shown by the students. on each team. For a change of pace, the Pines students will be presenting speeches to their classes at the end of January - early February. These will be made from the students' own topics and ideas, and will be counted as part of their creative writing mark. Class 7D (McLaughlin) is now doing a poetry, unit with great results: "Monday is like a detention, It takes a long time to go by" DERRICK DENNIS "There was a boy named Rick, Who was courting a girl named Nick, They were so fat, together they sat, And fell through the couch like a toothpick" JEFF DEVOLIN , , "A swan is graceful, I am like a swan, I am a ballerina" ANDREA TRAFFORD By Keith Small JANUARY 28-31, 1986 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. DAILY Belgian Horse Show Jan. Heavy Horse Sale . Jan; Hereford Winter Classic Sale ..... Jan. Farm Family Program Di Produced by: Industrial Trade Shows Inc. 20 Butterick Road Toronto, Ontario Canada M8W 3Z8 (416) 252-3506 (416) 252-3506 The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Department of Community Services Newcastle Fitness Centre WINTER SWIMMING PROGRAM A reminder to all would be swimmefs and those interested in aqua-fit programs: WINTER PROGRAM REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS: FEBRUARY 7,1986 If you are interested in attending winter session classes at Newcastle Fitness Centre, please register' before the above deadline. Winter classes start the week of February 17th, 1986 and end the week of June 3rd, 1986. See your Community Activity Guide for class levels and times. You can drop off your registration at the Community Services off ice, pr at, the Fitness Ceptre. Now is the time to t^k'e action on that New Years resolution!! resolution!! Date of Publication: January 22, 1986 P.O. No. A 1340