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Orono Weekly Times, Wedneeday, January 5, 1994-5 w Major Plumbing Novice Report 1Wednesday evening in Orono the OMHA Novices closed out 1993 with a game against the Bowmanville selects. Orono showed the effect of the Christmnas layoff as they came out very slowly allowing Bowmanville to jump to a three go 1al lead before the first period was haif over. As the game progressed the local beros began to find their skating legs and got on the scoreboard before the period ended with an unassisted goal by Matt Caruana.- A second unassisted goal by Caruana early in tbe second period was the spark that was needed-to get Orono back into the game. Jesse Gimblett assisted by Jaiie Rowe tied the game late in the second pe riod and with just seven seconds gone in the third Gimblett scoredagain to give Orono the lead for the first time in the gaine this time assisted by Nathan Adegeest with a fine breakaway pass-. One -slight lapse late in the. game allowed Bowmanvile to score resulting in a final score of 4to 4. Sunday afternoon league play resumed in Omemee witb Orono coming out trying bard but stili showing some effect of the holidays as they tended to forget about fundamental hockey at times which had a big impact on the outcome of' the game. Omemee scored late in the first period and were ney ,er behind again as they skated to a 7 to 5 victory over Orono. Orono neyer gave up but could not tie the score at any point as the game progressed. Scoring for Orono were Jesse Gimblett with two goals and two assists, Bryan Bickell, D.« J. Boardman, and Tyson Gimblett eac h witb one goal and Glencoe Hogle with one assist. The coaching staffwil bave to get back to work on the fundamental as they prepare for Friday's encounter with Ops at Orono. As the regular portion of the league play winds down the Hockey Parents are preparing for a dance to bebeld at the Orono arena on February 12. Don't forget to mark the date on your calendar and get your tickets from your teamn rep before tbey are ail gone as this promises to be a great opportunity to socialize and celebrate Valentines Day at the same time. B.R.H'.L. Optimist Tyli Selects 1993 Wrap Up On December l8tb, the Bowmanville Optiinist Club Tyke Selects hosted a rematch witb a teain from the Belleville Minor Hockey Association. Altbough the Belevile team worked bard, tbey were short phayers, and this took its toîl over the course of the game, as tbey were only able to get tbree shots on our net. The first came on a breakaway, however, enabling them to de the gaine after Bowmanville's Matt Best bad given u s the head, assisted by Adam Cryderman. Somfe excellent forecbecking by Andrew Fracz belped pave the way for that- first goal. Tbe rest of the game featured good hustling by our boys, witb strong backchecking and forechecking by the forwards. Bowmanville led 3-2 after two periods on goals by Cryderman, unassisted, and iBryan Barchard, assisted by Mike Richardsonand Andrew Fracz. Richardson then iced the 4-2 vîctory witb a third period taily, assisted by Barchard. This gaine proved to be a fine tune-up for the team's first tournament, which followed on Monday, Decemnber 2th, in Tweed. B.R.H.L. Optimist Tyke Selects win Tweed Tournament going away. Our boys turned out t o be a ittie too powerful and, perhaps, well-dressed for the three opponents they faced in winning their first'tournament of the season. Resphendent in their dynamite red jackets, sweaters and turtlenecks, they arrived in Tweed wo face a very weak team from Picton. Everyone had a hand in the scoring, as 26 of tbeir 47 shots found the net. They started slowly in the second game but eventually cruised to an 8 over -teami from Ennismor championsbip gaine featur boys against the bost tean Tweed, -1witb Bowma skatingtw a,9-1 victory. Bryan Barchard accepi( championship tropby on of his teammates. Unfortu a few of the boys took il the tournament, forcing Barchard to juggle bis1 littie, but tbe teami didn't beat. They didn't missa1 the dressing room ecitlier, wi inspirational "We ai Champions" (et ai.) pouri of the ghetto blàster befô after the game. The s( summary for, th e tourr looks like this: #2 Corey Oliver #3 Bryan Barchard #5 Stephen Cornelissen #6 Chris Boyce #7 Adamn Cryderman #8 Adam Culi #9 Matt Mitchell #10,Matt Best # hi Jamie Whitehead # 12 Rene Cartier # 14 Mike Richardson # 15 Dan Michael' #16 Andrew Fracz #1 Jusin Andrews GAi #30 Gord Baird .GAi The team wrapped ul with an 11-0 drubbing-of, from Lindsay on Decembe The game was followe Christmas gathering for1 and family membersi meeting roomn at Manvers A potluck feast was enj<: ail. After a lengthy Chr break, the boys will pu undefeated record on the With no OMHA Home games scheduled in the holiday season, Orono'-s Family Auto Sales "tuned-up" with an exhibition match against the Whitby Selects on home ice Thursday, December 30. The previous meeting of these two clubs was in a 'Manvers Tournament Championship Round, back in November 2 with Whitby emerging 6-2 victor s. Boasting an undefeated season thus far, Whitby continued to, show their dominance as they quickly grabbed a 2-0 lead just 2 minutes into the game. Family Auto fougbt back however as winger Pat O'Halloran banged in a loose puck at 6:15 assisted by Matt 'McGlyrn and Bob Witheridge. Winger Jeff Thompson tied it a t 2-2 on a 40 footer that eluded the Whitby netminder with just 3:06 renaining in the first. Defenceman Jamie Parry picked up the long assist on the play. Whitby came roaring- back Champs- Orono's Dufferin Aggregate Tykes travelled to Trenton on Decemnber 27th, 1993 to particpate in the Wedny's Tyke tournainent. Their first game saw them play Bowmanville Torary in a rematch 8-2 win of Tuesday's loss. Once again )re. The Orono did flot gfare well as tbey tred our lost their first game of the toumny ,n fromn by a score of 10-2. Orono lost their anville' offensive defencemnan Matt Captain Mitchell in the first shift due to ed the flue wbicb had coach Aluin ibebaîf sbaking up the, unes early. This gnately, early loss did flot worry tbe teamn 1during as they came back in their second Coach gaine to defeat Trenton Byaside by lunes a a score of 10-0. Tbis would be the tmiss a first of two shut-outs for goalie Ian beat in Crashley, who was ready to make ith the the save when the opponents got e the thog the defense wbich was ring out rare. The defensive pairings of 're and Kyle Allun, and Bradley Griffin, coring Christopher Campbell and B rian nament Pia, SteveGregg and Bradley Griffini were too mucb for the G A P o pposition aswell as the offensive 2 2 prowess of our for'wards Gregory 5 4 9 Dunham, Ryan Fowler, Collin 4 3 7 Maitland, Chris M offat, Kevin 1 1 2, martin, Andy Bangay, Kyle Cox, 5 1 6 and Paul Richter. Game 3, whicb 4 3 7 was played at 8:30 p.m. proved to 3 4 7 be an easy win for Oron as tbey 4 5 9 defeated Trenton Roîf s by a score 1 1 of 11-0. Trenton was at a 52 7 disadvantage as they played the 6 51il game witb only 9 players, but al 3 3 6 fine players gave it their ail. The 1 2 3, team had to waît until 11:30 ,A- 0.66 Sunday moming to see if they had A-h.33 the wild caïd spot which they did. ip 1993 This game bad them up against a, teain Bowmanville Deighton for the "B"! ýer 23rd. Championship. Orono played hard ~d by a players in the sArena. yed by iristmas ut their line i n two more exhibitioný games- before heading to Scarborough on the weekend of January 14 for what should be a very chall enging tournament. Happy New Year boys, anfd good Iuck in '941 however and executed a fine 2 on 1 play regaining the lead for good at -1:18. Whitby went up 4-2 scoring the only goal in the middle frame at 9:21. Orono came within a goal at 7:42 of the third when centre Tyler Robinson scored on the power play assisted by Jamie Parry. Whitby rounded out the scoring, late in tbe game as they went up 5-3 at 1:25 on another successful 2 on 1 rush. Family Auto actually outshot the Selects 25 to 17. These two teams have a return match scheduled next Saturday, January 8 at 9:00 p.m. in Brooklyn Arena. Next league game for Family Auto is Friday, January 7 at 8:30 p.m. ini Orono Arena. Ice shavings: in league play.. Winger Ryan Tresise bas 17 assists ... second best on the club .Paul Landers leads the defence corps witb 48 passes ... centre Greg Shetier leads with a 60.68 winning percentage in face-offs ..Mike Knox's il points is tops for defencemen. Trenton and came away 7-2 winners. Congratulations to the coaches and ail members of the team. Just a reminder w put February 12 on your calendars as, the Hockey Parents Association are sponsoring a dance that evening at the Community -Center to raise money for our Orono trams. Gos ~Assists K. Allin 4 6 A. Bangay 2 2 C. Campbell 1 4 K. Cox 3 3 Gj. Dunhamn 1 1 R. Fowler 7 2 S. Gregg 4 3 B. Griffin 1 C. Maitland 4 YL Martin 2 4 M. Mitchelli C. Moffat '3 2 B. Pisani 2 4 P. Richter 1 4 Rubber Maid $ . SO7 Family Auto stails in Exhibition play CRYSTAL II Water Softner Salt $570 Sunflower Seeds OiliType $ IL4oe-' 50 Ibo. Kxendal Hall News We hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Safe New Years Eve. This is the first time that the Lodge has decided to go ahead and hold their card party, when it fell on New Year's Eve. There were seven tables of card players out. They played fourteen hands of cards. Fruit punch, tea and coffee were available ah -evening. The lunch, whicb was served after cards was, chili and sausage rolîs. Cheese and crackers, tea biscuits and assorted jams. Squares, Christmias cake, and Christmas pudding with sauce., -They had mini draws after eacb game, 14 in ail. High score went to Charlie Stapleton with 104. Second bigh went to Marie Couroux witb 93. Third high went to David Thrower with 92. Fourth high went to George Mercer witb 90. The fifty-fifty draw was won by Wayne Lowery. The draw for free admission to the next card party went to Ronald Gibson. Next card party wili be held on Friday, January 14th. Sounds like everyone had a good time and saw the New Year in with friends. The Mens Lodge will bc meeting on Wednesday, 'January 5tb.,The Ladies Lodge will be meeting. on Tbursday, January 13th when The Scarlet Degree will be conferred on one of the members. P. Lowery Approve a gar bage drop-off centre The Town of Port Hope has formaliy approved a garbage drop- off centre to be operated at Don Oliver's Excavating, even though Don Oliver has yet to make a formai request sucb a centre. >1 The Town must first give approval before the Ministry of the Environment considers the operation of such a centre in the Town. Orono Aggies "B" Durhamfi Farmers' Co-op, Orano, Ontario Taunton Roadat HwPy. 115 Telepone 905-983-9134