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4-Oroho Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 17, 1988 SPORTS Orono Juicers outscore opposition in 3,17-1 On Saturday, February 13th, the Juicer's travelled to Port Hppe to play an exhibition game for Young Canada Week. Orono out-scored the opposition 4 - 0. Orono's goals were scored by Grant Esler, Greg Bull, Brian Hogenhout and Chris Mumby. Assists going to Brian Hogenhout with two, Grant Esler with two, Greg Bull with one, Amanda Haines with one and Chris Mumby with one. Orono was then asked to stay and play the next game against another Port Hope team as the original team couldn't make it. The Juicer's had a 10 minute break and went out on the ice beating Port Hope'5 -1. Juicer's goal scorers were Wade Peacock, Danny MacDonald, Amanda Haines and Greg Bull with two. Assists went to Danny MacDonald, Danny Buttigieg, Steve Wilson, Wade Peacock and Grant Esler. Orono Juicer's then travelled to Manvers February 14th to face the Manvers Redmen and defeating them 8 - 0. Fantastic goaltending by Manver's Shaun Cameron kept the score froth becoming much higher as he played in net. Goals went to Danny MacDonald with 2, Chris Mumby with 2, Greg Bull with 2, Wade Peacock with 1, Amanda Haines with 1, assists going to Jeff Gates, Amanda Haines, Grant Esler, Chris Mumby and Danny MacDonald. After the loss against Millbrook, Coach Sawyer was quite dissatisfied with the players performance, therefore felt the team was in need of a great shake-up. Amanda Haines came out of net to make her mark as a goal-scorer while Scott Sawyer replaced her in net, Chris Mumby went up to forward, Jeff Gates and Brian Hogenhout were put back on defense, the Squirt line was broken up and the veteran lines are no more. These major changes displayed the Juicer's excellent hockey talents. Coach Sawyer would like to thank his young hockey plaryers for the cooperations cooperations on these team changes, the players adopted very well and the results were very rewarding, The Juicer's next game is Saturday, Saturday, Febtuary 20th against Millbrook where the Juicers will be looking for a win. Orono Tykes notch five in third for 8-0 win The Orono Tykes dosed out last weeks action with a game in Newcastle. Orono has ' dominated Newcastle all year, this game being the fourth victory in Orono's favour. The score was 8 - 0 but was- much closer than it sounds until the third period where Orono got 5 of their goals. To Newcastle's credit they kept things close with hard work, but 1 think their one hour practice before the game showed in the end. It took Orono until the last minute of the first period to score? by Adam VanDam assisted by Kevin Copping. Adam had another of. his great games adding 3 more goals and 2 assists before the game was over. David Harman with 1 "goal and 3 assists definitely had his best game this year on offense. David is usually a defenseman, given a chance as a forward he came through with flying colours. Andrew Andrew Reid had his usual steady game with 1 goal and 2 assists. Steven Foster playing defense for a , change, and doing it well got the third goal of the game which opened opened the flood gates. Kyle Seacock got his first goal of the year with hard work in front of the Newcastle net. Amy McAllister passed the puck out to Kyle who fell to his belly belly stopping the puck, then fought the goalie for what .seemed like minutes and on his fourth or fifth try the puck went into the net. Jeremy Pare also a forward for a change chipped in with 1 assist. Mike Hutton Jr. played strongly in the Orono net getting his second shut-out, in his third turn. Between the pipes in 'the last two years. Orono's strength was %heir passing of which there was 25 to 30 passes or attempt of passes in this game which i,s very high for this age group, with this kind of heads up' play Orono has and will continue to win more than their share of games. Two players who helped win this g une but didn't receive a point were Steven Gates and Murphy Irvine. Keep up the passing ^ids, it's working. working. ■ Tennant Fuelers take Little Britain again February 9th saw Orono host Little Little Britain for another playoff match. Orono's been playing solid hockey of lale and this game was no exception as they skated away with a - 3 to 2 victory! Little Britain scored the opening goal at 3:12 of the first period, but with just 33 seconds remaining David Crozier banged one in to tie it at 1 each. Jeff ■ Ooodmurphy and Henry Kaldeway were given credit for the assists. The visitors jumped into à 2 to 1 lead in the second . period a( 7:01. The score stayed that way till midway through the 3rd frame when Mike Landers broke in all alone and with a line move scored Orono's second goal lo lie the game again at 7:16. Assisting mi the goals were Jason Lawrence and Jeff Hughes. Mike scored the winner just undo a minute later when he picked, a loose puck off the boards ir> neutral territory, territory, went around the lone defender and took a low shot to the corner of the net. Given 'official' credit for the assists were Jamie Shctlcr and Daryl Reid, but as observed by this reporter, it was defenseman Aaron Staples who actually actually banged the" puck up the boards lo a skating Mike Landers! Orono was to travel'to Little Britain, Britain, February lllli but She game was posi poned due to back weather. Orono's next game is Tuesday, February 16th on home. Orono Pee Wees take double win - Bewdley The Orono O.M,H.A. PeeWee's played Bewdley in back to back games Monday, February 8 and Wednesday, February 10 in another two games of the round robin playoffs. Orono won the first game 1 - 0. Jarret Ans had the shut out for Orono. The first two periods were scoreless. It wasn't until with 11:42 left in the third period that Dustin Reid out one in the net assisted by Brad Minnis The penalties were split 3-3 between between the two teams. The second game between Orono and Bewdley saw eight goals scored with Orono winning 6 to 2. The first period was scoreless with Orono scoring 4 times in the second.. Cameron Esler opened the scoring Concerned over increase in health costs Ontario doctor bills hqve jumped by $500-million this year caused by the need for increased, access access to expensive equipment 'W-l procedures. Patients have been demanding more care and the province province is worried about expense involved. involved. In Cobourg, the addition of breathing test equipment has increased increased costs along with a new CATSCAN machine in Peterborough. Peterborough. Dr. Treva Hearnden, president of the Northumberland Medical Association said that doctors are "caught in the middle" between public demand and the concerned province. L ast week the Ontario government government announced it was setting up a joint committee with the Ontario Medical Association to study the continuing high health, care costs'. Health Minister Eliner Gaplan said health costs jumped 17 percent higher than last year. on passes from Dustin Reid and Chris Yen Chris Yeo scored the next two on passes from Dustin Reid and Jim Partner. Jim scored the forth of the period on a blast from the point after receiving a pass from Scott McAllister. Orono continued continued its scoring onslaught into the third period with Chtris Yeo completing completing his hat trick on a 3 way passing passing play with assists going to Craig Nemis and Cameron Esler. Brent Gates completed the scoring taking the pass from Scott McAllister and firing a hard shot inside the post. Twice during the game Orono played the full two minutes with a two player disadvantage. The defense played well on these occasions occasions supporting Chad VànDam's capable goaltending. March is Kidney month Kidney disease is a major health problem in' Canada today. More Ilian one million Canadians suffer from Kidney Disease and related disorders. . During the month of March, tnousands oLcanvassers will be going going door-to-door to raise funds for Kidney Disease Research and patient patient service programs. Please join in the fight for life. Support a canvasser canvasser or donate an evening of your time. For"more information call the Kidney Foundation at 445-0373. 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