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r 4- Orono W..kly Timos, W.dnesday, January 19,1994 > Duffiierin iLAggies dominate Deighi'ton' Duffenin Aggregates continued their succcss over Dcighton Associatcs with an 11-1 win January il on thc Bowmanville's tcam home ice. Expecting the opposition would be out to avengc their recent teurnament defeat at the hands of the Aggics, the coaching staff had the boys pumped for a battie. The expected failed to materialize as thc Aggics met a limited'offensive challcnge. The Major Tykes of Orono started early and continued droughout dic match te put the rubbcr past the Deigliten nctrnindcr. The team put threc in during thc first, and additional diree in thc second and five away in dxc dird. The Aggics' netmindcr Kevin Martin saw limited action from Deigliton. Strong backchecking when the opposition werc able te break from their end kept dxe shots against to but a handful. Martin looking for relief from boredom slowly inched out of his crcase. Inches ied te feet, feet to yards and yards toF bluclines. The coaches warned of pcnding disaster to, lis possible shutout. But, "Not to worry, 1 can get back" was the terse response. Wcll youth may have lcarned a lesson at 3:13 of dxc second pcriod as Deigliten on a rare break beat a sprawling Martin with an easy deke. A humblcd Martin spent the remainder of thc affairs mudli doser te lis charge. ScogineSnrnrný PEr QMQah. Matt Mitchell 2 Ryan Fowler 1 Kyle Allin 3 Chris Moffat 2 Colin Maitland 1 Steve Gregg - 1 Ian Crashlcy - Bradlcy Griffin - Andy Bangay - Kyle Cox 1 Chris Boyce - Gregg Dunhani - 3 4 2 2 2- Majr Pumbing -Novice declared "A" Champs Thc Orono Major Plumbing OMHA Novice hockey team, had a very busy schedule this past wcek with six gaines in four days. Starting with a league game in Newcastle Thursday nigit against a strong undefcated squad, Newcastle took the lead.carly with a goal on their first shift. Orono came back' midway through thc first when Bryan Bickcll banged home a rebound of a shot by Nathan Adegeest. They took the lead one minute later when Lee Affin scorcd high in dxe Newcastle net after taking thc fée froni Curtis Robinson. Newcastle tied dxc game in the second pcriod and went ahead in the dying seconds. Despite a strong effort Orono could not beat the opposing goalie again and fell to defeat by a score of 5 te 2. Friday niglit Orono hostcddtic littie NHL Major Red Wings under less than ideal conditions as the Zarnboni was not working and the ice, was very snow covcrcd and slow. Oshawa scorcd thc lone goal of the first pciod but Orono tied it carly in the second whcn D.J. Boardman slarnmed home a goalnouth pass from Jesse Gimbiett. Oshawa took the iead again in the second and that lead stood up until dxc dying seconds of thc dird when D.J. Boardman tied the game again with a goalrnouth pass from Matt Caruana and Jesse Gimbicut widx dxce Orono goalie out for the extra attacker. Final score Orono 2, Oshawa 2. Saturday Orono braved tic cold weathcr to take on tic opposition at, the Otonabee tournament in Keene. Facing Immaculate Conception from Peterboroughi in dxeir first game Orono proved over powcning as dxcy skated to a 12 to 0 shutout, for goaltender Josh Brandt. Lcading the Orono attack was Jesse Gimbiett and Matt Caruana cadi with two goals and two- assists, Nathan Adegeest, two goals and one assist, Jamie Rowe widx two goals and Lee Allun and Collin Cureatz ecd widx one goal and thrc assists. Also scoring for Orono were Tyson Girnblett widx one goal and two assists and Curtis Robinson with one goal and two assists. Adding to the scoring parade were D.J. Boardman widx four assists and Bryan Bickeli with two. Next to face the Orono onslaught was Peterboroughi Northminster and dxey fared littie better as dxey feUI to an 8 te 1 ioss as dxc Orono juggernaught rolied on. Heading thc scorers for Orono in this game was Nathan Adegeest widx tic hat trick and Jesse Oimblett and Curtis Robinson widx two goals and one assist cadi. Jamie Rowe addcd one goal with assists to Ryan Bickeil and D.J. Boardman widx two and Lee Aluin, Tyson Gimblett, Collin C ureatz and Kevin Martin wvidx one cadi. Orono piayed one of thcir best games of the scason in the ciampionship gaine as dxey teok on dxe Whitby Selects. Leading dxc way te a resounding Il to 4 victory werc Jesse Gimblctt and Matt Caruana ecd with tire goals and one assist, and Jarnie Rowe and Tyson Gimblctt ecd with two goals and one assist. 7he final Orono goal was scored by Bryan Bickeli widx two assists to D.J. Boardman and single helpers to Nathan Adcgeest, Chris Kirkbride and Curtis Robinson. Orono was in tep form the whoie day and drew many fine comments on their team discipline and fine passing throughout the tournament on their way to the "A" Charnpionship. Sunday Orono ended their busiest week of the season and their regular-league play with another solid outinig as they skated to a 9 to 3 victory over Millbrook. Once again leading J&M Custom Win a "B" Championship Last Friday niglit, J&M Custom hosted Beaver Lumber at the Orono arena keeping home the shut-out for netminder, Derek Seilars (#*3). Playing a tense first period, J&M moved into the second pcriod with a scoreless tic. Evan Moore (#*9) opencd the scoring with assist by Jason Geraldi (#2). The play continucd to move back and fordx until Geraldi scored dxc second goal, assisted by Moore. Score at the.end of the second: J&M 2, Beaver 0. Despite magnificent netminding by thc Beaver goalie, Doug Garlick (#*5) successfully shot on the net, with assists by Justin Caruana (#*4) and Carl Tordiff (#10). Final taily: J&M 3, Beaver 0. Saturday, J&M visited Bewdley in its second tournament of the season, carrying home 'BI Champion trophies. Despite the frigid cold, and a long day, J&M's Tykcs played dxir best hockey of the season! In the opening gaine, Jocy Konopka (#35) wokc up the Bcwdiey netminder with an carly successful shot on net. Assist: Evan Moore (#9). Eariy in thc 2nd period, Doug Garlick (#5) gave J&M the 2-2 tic. Assist: Garrett Wood (#12). The fast-paced gamne closed in a tic forcing the exciting shootout. Despite excellent efforts by J&M's scoring wizards, and the incredulous netminding of Carl Tordiff (#10), J&M closcd the gaine widx a 4-3 loss te Bewdley. In gaine # 2 of thc teurnarnent, J&M played Newcastle to a 6-0 win. And whilc dxc shut-out goes to nctminder Carl Tordiff (#*10), the team put forth excellent offensive play. Doug Garlick (#*5) opcned the scoring with assists by Michael Fuller (#6) and Garctt Wood (4*12). Second goal also by Gariick, again assisted by Michael Fuller. Evan Moore (#*9) is creditcd with the third goal, assisted by Jason Geraldi (4*2) and Brent Vanstone (47). Mark Kelly (#8), assisted by Vanstene scored the 4th, and Evan Moore piayed thc 5th goal unassisted. The final goal, attended te- by Jason Geraldi (#*2), assisted by-Moore, gave J&M the 6-0 win over Newcastle. Despite the record-breaking chili which reached their bones, J&M took their third, and final gamne in Bewdley winning 4-1 in a fast paccd gamne. Evan Moore (#*9) opened the sconing, and continued to not oniy get the hat-trick, but the Orono attack was Jesse Gimbiett widx dxree goals and two assists. Matt Caruana added two goals and two assists and Nadxan Adegeest notdied two goals. Curtis Robinson picked up one goal and one assist and Tyson Gimblett scored once. Kevin Martin and Bryan Bickell ecd pickcd up one assist in this match. The Orono teain is piaying somne of their flnest hockey of the season at just thc ight time as dxc piayoffs are just around the corner. Hats off to thc boys for a fine weck of hockey. scored al tour goals. The first was unassisted, the second off Jason Geraldi (#*2). Midway through the game, J&M's neminder, Carl Tordiff (#10) left the ice due to an injury, at which time Brent Vanstone (#7) put on the pads and kept ail corners fromn putting the puck past the pipes, Moores 3rd goal was assisted by Joey Konopka- (#35), and the fourth - unassisted. Well done Evan! And, congratulations to J&M on winning the 'B' Championship! MIso, a note of congratulations to Michael Fuller who won a tournament door prize: Mapleý Leaf sweater. ATTENTION: The Orono Hockey Parents are sponsoring a hockey dance at the Orono arena on February l2th. Tickets $40.00) available from any Orono hockey coach. Geraldton-stili doubtful home for waste (Continued from page 1) Although council members are in favourý four to threc to continue in the process the mayor feels the residents will turn the proposai aside. The Mayor of Deep River is not as positive as to a o utcome of theý vote in 1995 but has stated that the issue is an "iffy" one. 1The Mayor has stated that he supports the town's involvement i the task-force process as does the majority of his coundil colleagues. New Hydro fines costing $180 Million (Continued from page 1) the transmission lie was staxted in 1991. It has been a fact that in the past the dcmand for more power lias aimost always becn on the rise after a year or two. Some at Ontario Hydro sec the nccd for the new lime sometime in the future. It has also been stated that Ontario Hydro lias te assure there is power to ail parts of the province at ail tumes. The new lihe could ensure delivcry if another lie should break down. A Mr. Adams of Energy Probe admits there is menit in the reasoning of the need for backup if one part of thc system fails. But lie criticized thc utifity for rclying on megaprojects dma require massive transmission facilities. He said- small and diverse projects are thc way of tde future. o(de CUSTOM HOME BUILDING REND VATIONS "Small Jobs and Large l'il Take Charge" 1-705-277-2397 JOE H. LEYSTRA Durham Central Agricultural Society ANNUAL MEETING Saturday, January 22, 1994 1:00 p.m. at the Orono Arena (upstairs> EVERVONE WELCOME - REFRESHMENTS DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING DIVISION is proud to present two exciting new courses: Alzheimer - Its vlctlms and Their Familles Taught by weII known speaker and author Len Fabiano, whose techniques motivate and assist professionals and families. 599-1 0-A VI$37.45 Mardi 26/Saturday, 9:00-4:00 B3lomedical Technology Fundamentals on the operation of medical equipment demonstrated in-class and at Oshawa General Hospital. Presented by biomedical engineers, the course is designed for nursing students and practitioners. 599-11 -BTI$67.20 Feb. 9-May 4lWednesday, 6:00-8:00 To register cali 721-3000 wîth Visa or MasterCard. For more information cali Sandra Meader at 721-2000 extension 2253. E--:M