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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Fehruary 7, 1990 SP-ORT Oron o J&M Custom Tykes win weekend pair On Friday, February 2, 1990 Orono Tykes played host to Newcastle and skated to a 3-1 vic- toi y. Afi-er a close but scoreless first period, Orono opened the scoring in the second of a goal by Tyler Robinson, assisted by Brodie Hut- ton and Jeffrey Thompson. Orono again scored in the second period, this lime Jeffrey Thompson scored on a nice set-up from Tyler Robin- son and Bradley Copping. But Newcastle didn't give up and came back and scored a goal to cut Orono's lead to 2 to 1. But with time running out in the second period, Brandon Caruanagot the final goal of the game.assisted by Tyler Robinson and Christopher Bouley. Newcastle had several good scoring chances but Andrew Beacock played an excellent game in goal a s did all the Orono players . On Saturday, -February 3rd Orono travelled to, Bowmanville bo play A & R Flooring Tykes, and handed Bowmanville a 4-0 loss. Orono opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Jacob Bon- nietta, unassisted. The first period ended 1-0 Orono, and there was no scoing in the second period. In the third Orono got an unassisted goal by Jonathan Black. Orono then scored again this time Dave Lam- mers scored an unassisted goal. The final goal of the gRame and his se- cond of the gamne was scored by Jonathan Black wth assist by Tyler Robinson. Brandon Caruana played a strong game in net for the shut-out. Once again all the players put forth a strong effort in earning a victory. Orono Novice start Feb. blues with a Win On Friday, February 3rd the Orono U.C.H.L. Novice teami hosted the Bewdley U.C.H.L. Novice team and came away with a 7-1 victory. ln the first period bo1lý Orono players and Bewdley players played competitive hockey, Ieeping both goaltenders busy. After seven minutes of play Orono's Andrew Reid scoring, assists goinig t Mur- phy Irvine and Kyle Beacock. Then four minutes later Orono lit up the scoreboard with Steve Foster scor- ing assisting was Andrew Reid and Ryan Schoep (who incidentally was taking a break from playing goalie). In the second period Orono's Murphy Irvinie wedged his way past the Bewdley players to score unassisted. This was the only goal scored in the second, although Bewdley kept fighting for the puck. Going into the third period Steve Foster scored on a passing play màde by Murphy Irvine. Bewdley kept on trying with their efforts paying off as they got One past Orono's net mninder Jonas Bonnet- ta, who put on a fine performance,. stopping numerous shots. . The rest of the third period belonged to Orono. Scoring for Orono was Steve Foster, assisted by Jamnie Richter and Jeremny Pare; Steve Foster (for his fourth) assisted by Murphy Irvinie and Clint Hawkshaw. Last goal was scored by Andrew Reid (for bis second) unassisted.., Even though Bewdley had an off nigbt their team seemned to play a stronger game than when we played two monthsago. Orono Novice at this-time have moved up from fifth place to fourth in the United Counties Hockey League. Keep up the good work players, as the playoffs-are flot far away. Next gamne Graflon #2 is at Orono friday, February 9th aI 8:15 p.m. S ee you there! 1On Monday, January 29 there was a grudge match played between Orono's two Tyke leamis. The first meeting was a ie. The second match was a win for the J & M Customi Framing teami. This rime it was-Ilhe Roughley insuirance teamn's turni to win and win they did by a 6-1 score. The game started off slow witb jusi one goal in the first period. The Roughley Insurance team scored on a nlice, bard shot from Brad Copp- ing deep in the opposition end zone. This was Brad's first career goal. Asisting on the play was Matthewý Reidi. rthe second period saw a lot morec action. Andrew Bleacock soe f'irstf'or J & M Cuistom F1raing b ( t l1i i rhing )u. Comning ihî back howcer, [tie RougLviey nsrac team lscored vîiCe. The first was, t'trm Greg Bester, is career first, assisted by Kyle Moore and Justin Standeven. The second goal camne fromi Greg Shetler, assisted, by Jake Bonnetta and Michael Gibson. The third pieriod also wvas action packed, but Rougbley lnsurance's goalie Bobby Witberidge wýas bot and shut down the opposition's of- fense. The Roughley Insurance of- fence bowever overi powered the J & M Custom Framning goaltender Jeff Thompson as tbey scored tbree unanswered goals. Thie first camle from Paul Landers, unassisted. The scondi came fromi Greg Bester, blavingL a very blot gamle, asisted by Brad (Copping. FTie tird came trom ireig Slley on a inicc rushl down th ic ic I10 c le he gme a'nd giIiv 1 ILl oughlInsuranIce teamII Ille 60Iviclory. (ongral aions to boîh teanls on a li e gaine and espcially tIle goaltenders MIL) fac- ed somne prettly good shoîs T ales Told'Twice FEBRUARY 1943 Bill Riddlell, local barber, comles to the rescue jumpwing on a bob sleigh and draw,ýin2 ini thecruiawýay teami as il reached the cr-est of Cob Hill. The teain wý,as scared by the noise of a pýig beinig uniloaded. W.C'.H. Mitchell, VestryClerk and Frank Hall, Peoples' Warden at St. Saviouir's Church. Mrs. M. H9. Staples heads up Womens' Missionary Society. Orono Fair recipts f'or 1942 totalled $4,65 8.65 with gate receipts reaching $657.45. T.A. Reid, reeve of Clarke, has County counicil raise funding of Russia Relief Fund to $5,000. No. 9, Lockharts holds Social evening in Orono Orange Hall with Mrs. B. Whyte placîng first in cards for women and Cecil Tebble first for men. FEBRUARY 1957 Majorettes under the directions of' Rita Barr at the Orono High School were preparing for the school's commencement. Connie Tyrreil correspondent for Orono High School news. The Orono Bush League hockey teams defeat McCulloughs of ,Newcastle 9 to 4. Ray West scores four goals with one each to-Carman Cornishi, John Shetler, Reid Cochrane, Eric Carleton and Gary Cooper. Orono Figure Skating Club in full swing and the Orono Red cross under the leadership of Mrs. W. E. Armstrong is preparing for swimm- ing lessons at the old Orono swim- ming pool. New classroom to open at the Oronio Public School. FEBRUARY. 1969 Mrs. Frances Jackson dies at the age of 104. Bill Tamblyn elected president of the Orono Fair. Orono Post Office lobby with the locked boxes is to be open twenty- four hours on a trial basis. Gordon Blaker, Pattie Richard- son, Tim Blaker, Carol Chatterton, David Gilbank, Carol Barnett, [an Brenn ing and Kathy Dennis to com- pete in the Clarke Township public speaking contest. througbout the gamne. On Salurday, February 3 the Roughley Insurance teami faced Bowýmanville',s V. I. P. Hairstyling Tykes for what provýed to be another mnosi exciting gamre. Athough we had beaten this team before, wben they went right down the ice and scored on the opening face off we were a little concerned. The first period turned out to be the big period for the scoring as Orono came right back to score three unanswered goals. On the first it was Bobby Wtberidge from Pauil Lanciers and Greg Bester. Bobby also; scored the second goal on a nice rink long rush, unassisted. Thie third goal came from Greg Beter assisted by Bobby Witberidge. The second and third period we re scoreless but flot withoul their mnomentsý. Both goaltenders were excellent as they shut out the oppos,- ing offen,;es. The final score was 3-1 for Orono. Congratulations boys on a fine performance. A special mention to Orono goaltender Michael Gibson, who played a veryv good game between the pipes. Keep) up the good work boys! FEBRUARY 1979 A ineediepoint picture isý dontatedt by Dane Fouind to the Orono Athletic, to lbe used as a draw prize. The needlewýork picture wýas the work of Dane. Reassessment ot the Town of Newcastle assessmenit roll drops taxes in Orono anid surrouniding2 area, oni average, by $175.00, flot with-cotinting an increase of the miii rate for the new yecar. lown of Newcastle puts up $1.2 million for the two newý arenias, one in Orono and one in Newcastle. 16 units at the Durham County Seniors C-itizensý complex in Oronio are elegible f'or rentai subsidies. Judo is a growvingl sport in the Oronio area. Six miembers offthe Bowmanville JCs camp out over night, in'the Ganaraýka for-est - a chilling ex- perience. FOR DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE Phone 'Wakefield Insurance to paint your home iright now! i ciuX INTERIOR 1Arfl_ rci*AT 41~I~'CILUX- A hor, e'Q best f riend. I ROvLPH Hardware Downtowfl Orono Phone 983-5207,, Roughley Insur. 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