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*1 lllllll is almost ut a close. As we pan so to reflect, it is our hope that zve continue to work for world in Canada, we share a special sense of family ahd community, particularly at this time of year. lfl!!!li!!l!!18!lliSl!!!i!li!l!i!!IISiill#SlillSllil!M8ii:llli To all - a wish for ■ piness and prosperity n the coming year. . The Ifon. < David Crombie ' Secretary of State and Minister Responsible for Multi Newcastle Atoms take edge over Tennant crew The Orono Tennant Fuels Atoms hosted the Newcastle, OMHA Atoms on Saturday December 6, 1986 for their first meeting of the season. The Newcastle team came out fly- ipg and scored their first goal after only 45 seconds played, when Craig Lockhart drove in the puck to make it 1-0 for Newcastle. Play continued up and down the ice for the next five minutes, then Craig Lockhart of Newcastle set up Derek Anderson Anderson to push the score to 2-0. After a slow start Orono engineered a comeback, near the end of the first period, when Jean- Paul Tousignant picked up the puck and moved in ' on goal and fired a low drive into the Newcastle ,, net. Half way through the second period Orono brought the game to a 2-2 tie when Stephen' Stadelman fired the puck past the Newcastle goalie Jason Bosak, the goal was assisted by Stephen Shetler. , Newcastle continued the pressure and before the end on the period had scored two more times," one by Jeff Pearce and one by Craig Lockhart. Steve Stapleton finished the scoring, scoring, early in the third period, to bring bring the final score to 5-2 for Newcastle. Orono would have the opportunity opportunity to even the series on Saturday, Saturday, December 13, 1986 in Newcastle, Newcastle, when they completed the home and home series. The second game in this series proved to be a very exciting affair with play carried up and down the ice. The score remained a 0-0 tie for two and a half periods with the Orono goalie, Jarrett Aus, stopping Newcastle's numerous attempts to score 1 and at the other end fine baçkchoking and defensive play to prevent Orono's forwards from getting getting shots off on the Newcastle net. The scoring came three minutes into the third period when Derek Anderson of Newcastle was left all by himself in front of the Orono net to bang in a rebound from a Steve Stapleton shot. Newcastle made the score 2-0 three minutes later when a screen shot from Mike Stacey at thè point deflected off a defender's skate into the net. Late in the game Orono had numerous opportunities to score in a scramble in front of the Newcastle net but could not get the shots on net. . The game ended 2-0 for Newcastle Newcastle and an easy night for Newcastle goalies having only to stop five shots all game. Orono Tennant Fuels Atoms vs. Man vers On Saturday, December 13/86 evening, the Tennant Fuels atoms, faced off against Manvers and were full value for their 4-2 win. The Orono squad came out flying from the opening drop of the puck to take the play to Manvers. Three minutes .into the game Jason Hansen carried the puck on the right side and fed a pass out to Henry Kaldeway in front of the net and Henry blasted in the first goal. Only two minutes later Michael Landers took the puck in his own end and stick handled through the entire Manvers team with nice moves and fired home Orono's second second goal. Brandon Ovenden made the score 3-0 for Orono late in the ■ second period when he scored on a pass from Paul Flintoff. With only three seconds remianing in the second second period Paul Woods intercepted intercepted a Manvers pass at their Pines Senior School News Report (Intended for last week) At last the first term of school is over! The report cards* were sent home and'parent/teacher interviews have been held. . Believe it or not, there are only a fqjv days of school left until the Christmas Break î'i'his will bring a much welcomed rest from the school routine. , We would like to congratulate our boys' and girls' volleyball teams for playing so well in their tournaments. tournaments. The girls-'.team placed second second in competition against M.J. Hobbs and Bowman ville Sr. Public Schools. The boys placed first in their tournaments. Congratulations, Congratulations, teams! In school, wrestling has started a' the Pines. The participants ar grouped into weight categories. They are: 84 lbs. and under, 85 - 90 lbs, 90 - 96 lbs., 98 - 106 lbs., 109-120 lbs., 122 - 126 lbs., 127 - 150 lbs., and 151 lbs. *md over. Some students from The Pines have been busy decorating at the Newcastle Post Office. The Christmas paintings on the windows windows were done by Isabelle Klepac, Jason Major, John Rendell, Roy Mitchell, Shawn Hardy, Jackie Riddle, Riddle, Dan Smith, Jeff Hartwig, Adrian Tinline, and Nicole French. Many thanks to Mr. Gray of the post office for giving The Pines this- opportunity. By Keith Small blue line and skated around the remaning Manvers defenseman and slid the puck under the goalie to give Orono a 4-0 lead. Although thr third period continued continued as the first two, with Orono applying most of the pressure by individual individual and combined drives from Trevor Lomax, Stephen Stadleman, J.P. Tousignant, Chris Yeo and Daryl Reid Orono could not get the puck into the net. Manvers' Chris O'Donnell poked home a Tyler Adey rebound for their first score and Jeff Vivian converted converted a pass out from behind the Orono net on a power play to make the final score 4-2 for Orono. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 17, 1986-7 Matthews and Associates Pee Wees (Continued from page 4) as he danced above the sprawling goalie. David Sheridan wrapped up" the scoring by knocking the puck into the empty net with 22 seconds left. The championship match was a decidedly unhappier event. The lads met a well-coached L.N.H.L. Black Hawk team with a very capable and fortunate goaltender. Orono did take the lead on a fine individual effort effort by Dustin Reid, but then was thwarted on seVeral occasions by good goaltending, bad luck and some poor shooting. Shawn Hardy held up his end in the Orono goal particularly towards the end of the game as our boys lost a little heart and started scrambling around. Still they put out an excellent effort all day and should not feel disheartened disheartened by the results of the last game. Special mention should go to Jeff Hartwig for winning the MVP award in the last game as well as the MPP (most penalized player) award in game one. Also the coaches and parents should receive survivor medals for entering the Manvers refrigerator. (This week) Recently, at The Pines, the students have been participating in wrestling competitions. The two awards are bronze and gold medals. Bronze medal winners are: Shawn Hardy, Eric Evers, Alan Nesbitt, Kevin Scott, Dwayne Pollard, Doug Notion and Brandon Coyle. , The participants in Monday's gold medal match were: Ryan Rock and Jeff Hartwig, Matt Dubeau and Jamie Ball, Shean Kennedy and Kevin Morton, Steve Alldread and Dan . Smith., Todd .Coleman , and, Kevin Lynnj Trevor Rogers and Glenn Wagg, Billy Todd and Brad Thompson and Glen Barnard and Matt Stephenson. Congratulations to all participants! For the past several weeks, Ms. Wilson has been organizing a Christmas play- The cast has practiced practiced two times a week and are now performing the play, "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" at Orono and Newcastle Public Schools, There was also a special perfor- ■ mance for parents. Many thanks to Ms. Wilson and the cast for making this play possible. Tomorrow will be the last day of school at The Pines before the Christmas Break, Have a Merry Christmas! By Keith Small