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4 - Orono We.kly Tlmes~ Wednesday, March 17, 1993 Toro Peel Wees make it to "Alil Ontario" On Saturday, March l3th, the "Destination To Go" Major Pee Wees of the Toro Division won the semi-finals against Vaughan. To get there this team had .to6 go through two series to fmallymeet Vaughian in the somi-finals. The first serieswas against Pickering. The boys met very little competition here and took it in three slraight. The next series was against Markham a nd aithough it was a very rough series our boys took it three straight. On to the third poried, Vaughan, the Pee Wees had sat 2 weeks waiting te meet titistearn who they had not boat alyear! The first game in Vaughan found the boys very anxious te get goirig. They tried evorything te put the puck in the net, but came up short with a score of 5-4, but the boys knew they could do it. Monday, saw Vaughan travelling te Hampton area te play the second game in the series. The Bowrnanville toamn came eut flying and played excellent hockey beating Vaughan 4-2. Vaughan couldn't seem te understand this new styled hoc key teamn of the Tomos! With a win under their boît back to Vaughan on Friday and after an hour delay the game finally started. The boys dug in and set their mark. The toam played as a team and kept pounding away at- the Vaughan gealie, it paid of as they came away with a 5-3 win. Back te Hampton on Saturday, the boys knew they had te win this game or it was back te Vaughan Sunday. Vaughan came out bard and fast, but our boys were ready for them and the Teros were the first te ýbc put up on the scerebeard. It turned eut te be a very exciting game with the boys winning 3-2. On te the "Al Ontario" for this team. Four Orono boys help te make up this team Scott Mckay, Scott MacDonald, Scott Sawyer and Guy Tousignant.,The team play their first round in the "All Ontario" agaînst St. Thomas at' 3:30 Saturday, March 20th at the Hampton arena. Good luck Toros lu this series. Winning week for Major Plumbing Major Plumbing Atomns of the Shetler opened the scoring late in B.R.H.L. skated away 4-1 wmnners the first period when retrieved ini an cxhibition contcst at Orono defenceman Paul Lander's rebound arena Thursday, March 1l. They from the point and caught the far hosted the Bruins of the Oshawa corner. Major went up 2-0 early in Little NHL. Major took an early 1 - the middle framne on somne fine 0 lead at 3:51 of the first when passing as centre Greg Shetler centre Brandon Caruana banged in spotted a breaking Matt McGlynn a Paul Lander's rebound from the down the left side. From deep in point. Centre Grog Shetier made it the corner the left Winger fed Mark 2-0 With a fine solIo effort- at 11: 54 Fletcher a perfect pass in the slot of the second as he picked up a and the right winger made no loose puck in neutral ice, skated in mistake as he one-tîmed it the and nipped a shot low to the stick stick side. A carbon copy of the side. Late in the middle frame same play w'as executed again for Brandon Caruana broke loose and Major's third goal mîdway through found the mark for his second tally the final frame as this time Matt of the game unassisted at 2:48. relayed to Greg who in turn found Major went up 4-0 when centre Mark for his second goal of the Andrew Beacock tucked one under gamne. The line of Shawn the cross-bar unassisted at 4:39 of Ferguson, Andrew Beacock, and the third. Major's shut out bid was Kevin Francis did an excellent job spoiled at 1:30 when the Bruins' in the forechecking department. Shawn Curran pounced on an Great defensive effort was errant clearing pass and shovelled displayed by blueliners Mike- it in assisted by Steve Black and Knox, Greg Bester, and Paul Andrew Ratchford. AlI round, a Landers. Goaltender Dusty great effort on Major Plumbing's Stapleton got a well dese'ed shut- part and a well deserved win! out his second in beague play! 1That effort was carried over for Next league game for Major a bcague match Sunday, Mardi 14 Plumbing is Tuesday, March 15 at at Darlington arena as our boys 6:00 p.m. in Bowmnanville arena. shut out Pizza Pizza 3-0! Greg Sec you diere! Excellent passing plays resuit in win for Orono Novice The Orono OMHA Novice teamn got back in wînning form Friday night in Orono as they hosteti the Oshawa Red Wings of the'Little NHL. Orono came out flying, scoring once on each of their first three shifts. The first goal was scored by Justin Standeven unassisted as ho picked up the puck froim a scramble in front of the net. Net te be outdone, Scott Wood accepted a pass from Jeff Thompson and Tyson Gimblett andi scored on a gond shot te the corner of' the net. On the next shift, Josh Couture, playing his first game with the rep team, took a pass from Collin Cureatz in the Orono end and carrieti the puck the length of the ice on his wving; and scoredt t make the score 3 te Orono Tykes' season ends Council with 10 game winning streak Briefs The J&M Custom Framing Tykes have ended their regular season play on a strong note by winning their two final Bowmanville Reecational Hockey League gamnes on the weekend. There was a mîx-up at the Friday night gamec when both Shoppers' Drug Mart and M&M Meats showed up te play the Orono teamn. This mistake was the result of a scheduling errer. Eventually the league officiai determined that J&M Custom Framing Tykes weuld play M&M Meats, trouncing them by a score of 11-1, Chris Moffat started off the scoring thirty seconds into the game. Jordan Beacock netted J&M's second goal assisted by Jesse Prico and Chris Moffat. Nathan Adegeest marked an unassisted goal just before the buzzer signalling the endi of the first peried. Jesse Price earned an assist en Chris Moffat's second goal. Nathan Adegeest netched his second geal of the nîght midway through the second'period. With sevenî minutes left in the second 0. The teams traded goals in the second period with Collin Cureatz scoring for Orono assisted by Jainie Rowe. Oshawa scored twice early in the third period te make the score close but Jeff Thompson assisted by Matt Reid gave Orono a twe goal lead once more. The teams traded goals late in die peniod with Jeff Thompson once more being the marksman fer Orono assisted'by Jamie Rowe a nd Matt Reid. This brought the final score te Oreno 6, Oshawa 4. Saturday, Orono visited the Bowmanville house league select team for a rematch of a game earlier in the season. Orono came eut fast with Josh -Couture scering on the first shift of the game assisted'by Jeff Thompson and Justin Standeven. Orono went ahead by two as Scott Wood scoreti assisted by Jeff Thompson before the first period ended. Bowmanville eut scored Orono 2 te, inl thc second period with our lone goal coming off the stick of Jeff Thompson unassisted as he engineered a fine end to, end rush. In the- third period Orono dominated the play with Josh Brandt filling in for our regulars for the first time scored from thc slot, assisted by hîs teammate Josi Couture. Following a Bowmanrville goal Jeff Thompson scored assisted by Justin Standeven and Lee Allin. Bowmanville refused te give up scoring once more in the dying minutes of the game but two goals inm'the final minute of play off the sticks of Collin Cureatz assisted by Scott Wood and one by Matt. Reid unassisted cemented a fine 7 te 4 vi ctory for Orono. This was one of the finest passing games of the season for the Orono boys and hopefully wîll be an indicator of things te corne as they play in Ops next weokend in the final tournament of the season. period, Curtis Robinson got wound up and scored five goals lu a row for Orono. Kienan Williams, Tyler Gregg and Jordan Beacock each earned two assists on these goals. Chris Moffat earned his ,second hat-trick of the season by scoring an unassisted goal in the last two minutes of the -ame. Seven hardy seuls showed up for the 7:00 a.m. final garne of the season in Newcastle arena despite the ravages of the previeus night's blizzard. J&M Custom Framing Tykes were contesting the Rotary Club (who had one more player show up than the Orono team.) Kevîn Martin took care of goaltending duties, Ieaving six team members te piay the remaining five positions. It soon became apparent that one J&M Custom Frarning player was wide awake, as Curtis Robinson scered -ail seven goals in the 7-2 victory over the Rotary tearn. The J&M Custom Framing team piayed a very geod passing game. Jordan Beacock and Kienan Williams both earned three assists in the game. Nathan Adegeest, Kyle Cox and Kyle Allun aise earniedassists on Curtis' goals. Congratulations te ail seven players who skated long and bard on a very cold morning te end'the season with a wrn and extendtheir team's unbeaten streak te ten games. Appreciation is aise Mayor Hamre passed on her appreciation to the Public Works Department for the excellent job they have done this winter concerning snow remeval. Though the w inter has been unusual compared to, winters of laie and snowfall has been heavy, thez Works Department did an excellent job of clearing the snow quickly and efficiently. It was stated Monday momning that the Town of Newcastle approves of the Ministry of Housing's planned amendments. Mayor Diane Hamre reports that many municipalities are up in arms against the proposed Bill 90. She adds that the changes are good "as long as controls are in place te, protect dhe existing land ewner's rights." J CRIME STOPPERS 436-8477?J extended to the parents and coach Who braved the snew-drifts and the early bour te make it to this garne., Following participation in the Trenton tourriament on March 15- 16, 1993, the J&M Custom Framing Tykes will commence playing in the BRHIL Playoffs. SAVE UP TO 25% ON HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE New Home, Non-Smokers, Claims, Fire Alarms OR DETAILS OR A FREE OTE, CALL AAÂ623-0331 or 623-183 8 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 3 Silver Street, Bowmanville Oshawa -436-6239 Orono Amateur Athletic ssociation Orono Summer Sports * Registration 1993 Date: Monda y, March 22nd Place: Orono Arena Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pa.. NOTE. Orders will ho takon for Orono warini-p jackets, T-shirts and "Pro Style" Cotton caps. Peasa Bring Copy of Birth Certif icate and Nealth Card> (Early Bird) Registration.Fee Schedule (Afi m.-h 22.ad Rg.M.io ,'b. el, $2000 and limd by Rgiar.taon .b.. Sport Division Age (Dec. 3lst/93) Fee Basebail T-Bail 4,5 & 6 $-5.0 4-pltch 7 &8 $35.00 Tyko 8& 9 $75.00 Mosquito 10&11 $75.00 PehWe12 & 13 $75.00 Bantam 14 & 15 $75.00 Midget 16 - 20 $75.00 Note. W.e ,'n1jelod Rop tee- if th. e àti etbwr. t,. glftonfe.fer Rep f0. ,niUb. hi 5h.. Contact: (Rep> Tnt Tuf ta 983-5465 (Houa. Leaguo) Art Raid 983-9495 Girls Softball Novice 9,10 & Il -40.00 PeeWee. , 13 &14 $51.09 Bantm,/Midget 15- 18 $MOO0 contact: Ray Bouter 983-5584 Soccer Age (JuIy 31st/93) (Mini Soccer) 8 & under $4&.00 Atout 9&10 $5&.00 Mosquito Il & 12 $5&.00 P..W.. 13 &14 $-55.00 Bantam 15 &16 *55.0 Contact. Gord Lowey 983-5840 (E eg*iraafr.eaho piuk.d ai a, aud retrnaed ta the O0-..Amm).