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4-<)rono Weekly l imes, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 SPORTS J & M Custom Framing Orono Tyke team "A" Finalists at Graf- Tykes beat Bowmanville tie with Newcastle The Orono J & M Custom Framing Framing Tykes played host to the Bowmanville Shoppers Drug Mart squad this past Friday evening and skated their way to a convincing 4-1 lead. The game got off to a very slow start for Orono as our boys watched Bowmanville control the play in the first period. It must have been the short lay off or something because Orono just could not seem to get anything going. Thanks to some excellent excellent goaltending by Jonathan Black the first period ended with Bowmanville up by only one. Although things did not go well for Orono in the opening period they did manage to kill off à penalty by teammate Kyle Seacock early in the period. The second period began slow for Orono as well but towards the middle middle of the period the boys began-to get a little snap back into their skating and started to carry the puck into the Bowmanville end zone. Still it wasn't until less.than a minute to play in the period before Orono got on the scoreboard to even things at one. Scoring was Andrew Andrew Reid unassisted. As the third period progressed, it suddenly looked as though we were watching a new hockey game. Orono came to life and launched a real attack • on. their opponents. Everyone had at least one good shot on goal and if it wasn't for some fine goaltending by the Bowmanville Bowmanville netminder it would have been a much bigger score. Scoring were Alan Robb from Kyle Beacock, Andrew Andrew Reid from Kevin Copping and Andrew Reid from Jamie Party. Final score 4-1 Orono. On Saturday Orono travelled to Newcastle for a match against their Newcastle 6 - Pickering 5 Tuesday, February 14, 1989 saw the 'Mikes Place" Midgets travel to Pickering for playoff game no. 6 and came away with a 6-5 clif- fhanger win. The first period saw the local lads come out flying outscoring the Pickering club by a 5-1 count. Scoring Scoring for Newcastle were: Jan Vanderheyden, Brian Rodd, Todd Thertell, Anthony Burnosky and Daryl Burke with assists going to: Brian Rodd, Jan Vanderheyden, and Jason Carroll. The second period saw the local lads outplayed tliiiiktm- die game vas in the hag biggest rivals. These two teams have had some very good matches and this game >vas no exception. Unlike their game the night before Orono came out strong for this one. They put the pressure on Newcastle right from the start and if it wasn't for some excellent goaltending by their goalie Jim Conboy the game might have been a run away. Orono's Andrew Andrew Reid scored first assisted by Bobby Witheridge. Late in the period Newcastle managed to even the score at one. In the second period Newcastle went ahead as they scored a quick one but Orono came right back with a goal of their own from Andrew Reid assisted by Bobby Witheridge. The scoring went back and forth as Newcastle scored another only to have Orono return the favor this time with two in a row. Scoring were Bobby Witheridge unassisted and Bobby again from Jamie Parry. The second period closed with Orono up by a 4-3 score. The third period was much tighter and both teams had their chances. Some fine goaltending at both ends of the ice kept the puck out of the goal. Finally Newcastle's Nicholas Stacey, who had put in an impressive 'personal performance, scored his third goal to once more even the score. Orono fought back trying to get the lead back but it was not to be. With the period drawing to a close Newcastle came down the ice on a breakaway only to be turned turned aside by Orono's Greg Shetler on a fabulous falling leg save. The game ended in a 4-4 tie. Congratulations boys on your successful weekepd. Keep working Hard in the practices and we will all be enjoying more games like these. « and outscored 3-0 putting the Pickering club back-in the game losing losing by just a goal at 5-4. Also ten minutes in penalties did not help the local lads. The third period saw Pickering tie the game at 5-5 on a goal by Dave Bond. With 2:24 left in the game Jan Vanderheyden put Newcastle back on top 6-5 assisted by Brian Rodd. With 1:47 left in the period Newcastle's Newcastle's Todd Thertell took a charging penalty, but Pickering could pot come up with the equalizer as Newcastle hung on to preserve the win with some excellent penalty killing. Come on guys - three ton Tournament, February 5,1989. periods of hockey is needed to win! Newcastle 7 - Pickering 4 Thursday, February 16, 1989 saw Newcastle "Mike's" Place Midgets play host to Pickering in a return match of the Round Robin series. The first period saw Pickering open the scoring on a goal by Derek Voycey. This was to be the only goal of the period, although the local lads had numerous opportunities opportunities they came up empty time and again. The second period finally saw the local lads find the scoring touch as they outscored Pickering by a 4-1 count to go ahead 4-2. Scoring for Newcastle were: Dwayne Foster, Jan Vanderheyden, anthony Burnosky Burnosky and Todd Thertell, with assists going to Jason Carroll (2), Brent Osmond, Brian Rodd, Tim Bailey, Dwayne Foster and Trevor Rogers. The third period saw Newcastle again outscore Pickering by a 3-2 count to end the game 7-4. Scoring for Newcastle were: Todd Thertell with' his second of the game, Daryl Burke and Tim Bailey with assists going to Marty Robinson (2), Mike Pearch, Brian Rodd and Eddie Chaffey. Although the Newcastle lads played a much improved game too many penalties (34 minutes) again for the coaches liking. Come on guys penalties will cost you the further further in playoffs you go. Stay on the ice. This ends the Round Robin portion of playoffs with Newcastle ending up at 8 wins and no losses. The Newcastle dub will now meet Beaverton in a best 2 out of 3 series. Next home game Thursday, February 23, Newcastle Arena at 9:30 p.m. Please come and cheer the boys on - they sure appreciate the support! support! Elected to ninth term heading Ganaraska Gerry Houston, Port Hope, was elected to his ninth term as chairman chairman of the Ganaraska Region Con- ' servation Authority last week at the annual meeting. Ben Burd, Cobourg, continues for a second term as vice-chairman. Houston said by the end of the year he expects that a decision will be made as to the provincial plans. for the authorities' mandate and amalgamation of authorities. The Ganaraska is negotiating , with both the Otonabee and Central Lake Ontario Authorities as to possible mergers as suggested by the province. Newcastle Midgets take eight consecutive wins It was a tough week for the Orono Atoms (intended for February 15) Orono's Atoms closed out a difficult difficult week on Sunday with a loss to a tough Lindsay team. It was a game not without scoring chances for Orono but the puck just would not go In the net. Meanwhile Lindsay Lindsay relying on excellent passing and a few breaks built up ah early 3-0 lead and then cruised home. Steve Bonneau scored Orono's lone goal on assists from Simon Weagant and Scott Ransberry. Jeff Parry despite the score played an excellent game in goal, making a great many aerobatic saves. The previous Thursday Orono hosted the league leading team from Millbrook and for a while it looked like we might have the upset of the year in the making. Orono streaked to a fast 2-0 lead on goals by Jason Lawrence and an assist by Jonathan Burnham. But then for some unknown reason the boys folded their tents and allowed Millbrook to skate away with a 7-2 win. There were bright spots for Orono) Steven Bonneau's playmaking playmaking and- passing were outstanding as was the tough, gritty defensive play of Dan Rowan and 'Bingo' Good- murphy. (Continued page 5) EAT IN or TAKE OUT A Tasty Special $1.00 EXTRA for DOUBLE BURGER Offer Good Uptil Tuesday, February 28th at 6:00 p.m Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday 6:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m Sunday INTERIOR PAINT SALE sherwid 11 1 ■ 20# CEILING WHITE 4L** LATEX FLAT LATEX SEMI-GLOSS ALSO ON SALE % • KEM GLQ VELVET FLAT • LATEX & ALKYD LOW LUSTRE • ALKYD SEMI-GLOSS • LATEX & ALKYD UNDERCOATS \"CI ' ' /% Ml KEM*. your guarantee / A of service, quality & value. t__^ ROLPH Hardware Downtown Orono Rhone 983-5207