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y -. -( 4- Orono WeýIylmes, Weýdnesdaýy Decýember 9, 1902ý Orono J&M Custom Framing Tyke News Orono J & M Custom Frazing Tykes travelled to Newcastle for. an exhibition gaine on Wednesday, December 2nd. Curtis Robinson scored Orono's lone goal in the 6-1 loss. Tyler Gregg made an admirable effort in bis first lry as goaltender, against the rough Newcastle team. On Friday, December 4th d'e J & M Customn Framing Tykes hosted the second Newcastle teain. this evenly matched gaine becamne the battle of d'e goalies, wid' d'e ~win eventually going to the Newcastle tearn 2-0. The Orono Tykes had numerous rushes on d'e Newcastle net, but they simply couldn't put the pnck past the outstanding goaltender. The Orono goaltender, Kyle Cox, played a very exciting gaine deflecting a puck over the net and only giving up two goals. Honourable mentions go te Tyler Gregg, Jesse Price, Nathan Adegeest and Curtis Robinson wbo each worked bard to make scoring opportunities. Congratulations to the bard working defense for breaking up plays and keeping d'e score close. The Orono J & M Customn Framing Tykes have a very busy weekend coming up. Tbey will play an exhibition gaine in Newcastle on Tbursday, December iOtb at 5:00 p.m., followed by a league gaine against d'e M & M Meats tearn in Orono at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, December I 1d'. Then the J & M Customn Framing Tykes will participate in a hockey tournament in Bewdley on Saturday, December 12th. Everyone is invited to come out and cheer on d'e team. Orono Dufferin Tykes win another win On Friday, December 4th., Orono Dufferin Tykes hosted Tim's Rental in an exhibition Saine. Brian Pisani played a wonderful gaine in et giving bis teain a 8-4 win. Matt Caruana playing anod'er outstanding gaine started Orono off in d'e first period by scoring d'ree, goals, one witb assistance from Matt Mitchell. Bryan Bickell scored d'e final goal, in the first period whicb was unassisteil. Matt Caruana having a strong second and third period scored two more goals in eacb with Evan Moore, Jeff Mercier and Ian Crashley collecting assists. Great gaine boys. Fans do't forget Friday, December I ith d'e boys play Tim's Rental again at 6:00 p.m. in Orono. And on Saturday, December 12d' at 9:00 a.m. the boys play in their first tournament of the year in Bewdley. Good Luck and sce you there. Orono Roughley Novice Update The Orono OMHA Novice lead one minute later and then hockey teamt had a full weekend of tried to bang on for the rest of the hockey witb three games over game. Orono was flot to be denied tbree days. Friday evening saw however as defenceman Brandon tbem face the Newcastle Seleets. Hiils took a pass from Scott Wood Newcastle drew first blood at the Orono blue lime and rushed midway through the first period the length of the ice to score on a but Orono bounced back one hard shot and tie the gaine at two minute later when Chris Bouley with one minute left. Ilt was a wel fed Kyle Moore a perfect played gaine froin start to finish. breakaway pass and he tied the Sunday afternoon saw the score at one. Newcastle took the action shift to Omemee for a battle lead again before the period ended against one of the leagues top and the game remained tied until teains. Orono came prepared to late in the third period. At this play, out hustling the bigger time Jamie Rowe banged in a Omemee squad throughout the rebound on a shot from Jacob first period. Even thougb tbey hiad Bonnetta who had taken a pass several good sconing chances tbey from Jeff Thompson to tic the stiil came up short 1 tW 0 after the score. Orono could flot bold the ie first period. Omemee capitalized however as Newcastle scored once on ail of their chances to score two more with one minute left in the more goals in each of the next two gamne to deke out a 3 wo 2 victory. period to take a 5 to, 0 victory over Saturday aftemnoon we resumed Orono but the Orono boys deserve regular league play with a trip to a good pat on the back for a good Uxbridge. This gaine proved to be showing against a powerful teain. a defensive struggle from the start The gamne was much dloser than as Lee Allun in the Orono goal the score indicated with every couldn't be beaten until the dying player contributing a strong two seconds of d'e second period when way effort to, d'e cause. Our next Uxbridge took the lead. Jamie gaine is Wednesday night against Rowe showed just what bard work d'e BRHL Selects at 8:00 p.m. and determination could do as he out hustled three Uxbridge defenders and scored unassisted on a clearing pass from behînd d'e net to, ie the score early in d'e third period. Uxbridge again took the Major shocked as hydro surges in BRHL play Major Plumbing hosted Ontario Hydro in an exhibition contest December 3rd in BRHL Atoin Division play. Major took a short lived 1-0 lead at 12:00 of d'e first wben rîght winger Clint Hawkshaw banged in a Brandon Caruana rebound. Ontario Hydro looking for its first win of the season seemed to bave had a renewed spark of life and evened the score at 1 -1 six minutes later, Hydro's defenceman Ryan Roth took advantage of a power play opportunity by racing into d'e slot and fired a low shot by Major's goaltender Dusty Stapleton, unassisted. Major Plumbing looked like they were suffering the effeets of post-tournament blues as a lack of lustre performance was exhibited as d'e second frame remained scoreless. Hydro continued their inspired, efforts as they took a 2-1 lead with just over 4 minutes remaining as defenceman Todd Bumstead scored unassisted. Major just couldn't get on track and Todd scored again with just 1 second left to secure and give bis team a well deserved 3-1 victory! Defenceman Kevin Francis is d'e player of d'e week. Kevin was born on November 24, 1982. He wears sweater number 15 this year, and is a right shooter. Kevin is anotber 'stay at home' type blueliner wbo is working extra bard on bis skating skills in practice. Kevin bas wbat is known in hockey circles as a 'heavy shot' and bis coaches ame making every effort in practice to have him utilize it in given opportunities. Kevin's favourite hockey star is Montreal Canadien's goalie Patrick Roy. Kevin feels Montreal will win d'e Stanley Cup in 1993. Next gaine is a league encounter Thursday, December lOtb at 7:.30 p.m. in Orono arena. See you d'ere! Orono Camsport Novice report Orono Camsport Novice played an exhibition gaine against Horners on December 2nd. The home teamn opened the sconing in the first period. Jeff Siemon sporting # 7 got his first goal of the season at 1:01. Goalie Josh' Brandt held Horners scoreless with many great saves until 1:04 of d'e second period, when d'ey scored their first goal. At 5:25 of the third period on a great shot by D.J. Boardinan, who, got his first goal of the season, unassisted, Orono went ahead 2-1. With only 4:41 left in the gaine Homers tied d'e gaine at 2 which- stood as d'e final score. Orono Public "Hello There" As well as our weekly articles in d'e paper we will be-,featuring a weekly interview with one of our staff members au our school. This week will be featuring Miss Baldree. Miss Baldree is d'e grade five teacher at our school. Her favorite book is Bridge to Ferbithia. Her favorite magazine is Century Home. Her favorite movie is Chariots of Fire. Hier favorite actor is Daniel Day-Lewis. Her favorite singer or band is U2. Her favorite record is d'e Joshua Tree. Her favorite food is pizza. Her favorite sport is basebal. Her favorite hobbies/pastimes are ber friends. Her favorite place is Amnsterdamn. Her favorite saying is "We were born originals -let us flot die copies." Her favorite family a ctivity is birthdays. Her one wish is to go wo space. See you next week when our guest will be,? by Kyle Beacock Tie boys played a tougb gaine even though it was just exhibition. Congratulations to Josh Brandt on bis first trip between d'e pipes and wo D.J. Boardnman and Jeif Sîcinon on their first goals of d'e season. 1The boys play again at home on Decembeý,r 9, 1992 at 7:00. See you there! Orono Hockey Parents' News We would like to ank ai d'he parents of the Orono Hockey teains for their participation in our Scratch 'N Win Fundraising camnpaign. We would also like to announce that Bryan Bickell of d'e Dufferin Tyke teain was d'e winner of d'e hockey jockey, selling 4 complete books. Book Review,,ý from Crystal Pages New Books - Great Christmfas Gifts! The Townships of Darlingion and Clarke by Professor John Squair - an erudite bistory of d'e region. Diet for a New America by John Robbins - Nutrition Plus. Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism by J.S. Spong Higher Creativity by Willis Harman Phd. and W. Rheingold. THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO CAR RALLIES by David Hebb - "A Rally is a trip i a car occupied by 2 persons who do not know where d'ey are going but are just folowing instructions!" in a rally you are supposed wo adbere to a certain average speed as given in d'e instructions and to be on time. There are different techniques for staying on tirne, wbich are examined in d'e book. "One fundamental ruie which is Worth engraving on your forebead is - t means nothing to be on time if you're in the wrong place! So dom't get lost! " These are valuable excerpts from this entertaining books. Coles - Recycled - Non-profit houSing1 costly - Auditor The provincial governmment's watchdog bas stated in bis report that non-profit housing in three municipalitiles in Durhamn, Oshawa, Newcastle and Whitby bas cost taxpaers millions of dollars. The viewpoint is mot shared wid' d'e Ministry of Housing or local no-profit groups as the Durhamn Region Non-Profit H-ousing Corporation. The auditor mentions extra cost for mon-profit units bas been some $10),00 above d'e normal cost of such units. The auditor also states the three centres received 1081 units wbere some 398, had been arranged in d'e first place. - mo,-m THE REGIONAL P@ MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM DURHAM Holiday Closure of Sani tary LandfîlI Site The OSHAWA, CARTWRIGHT AND SCÙGOG TRANSFER STATIONS wiII be closed on Thursday, December 24 at 12:00 noon; Friday, Decemnber 25; Saturday, December 26 and Monday, Decemnber 28, 1992, for the Christmas Holiday. Normal operations wilI resume on Tuesday, Decemnber 29, 1992. These sites will close again on Thursday, December 31, 1992 ai 12:00 noon; Friday, January 1 and Saturday, January 2, 1993, for the New Year's Day and wiII re-open on Monday, January 4, 1993. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER 0F WORKS