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................nadyJausy2, 09 f Family Auto ditched in triple O*.T. thriller Orono Family Auto Sales advanced to the quarter final consolation round in Peterboro's 120-Atom Team Annual Liftlock Tournament this past weekend. Orono dropped their first game to a1 tenacious checking Bancroft club. Family Auto bounced back however defeating St. James in the second game and trouncing a weak Warsaw entry in game three. Highlighting the toumnament was the fourth game against the Bowmaniville Toros "AA" Minors. The winner would advance to the semi-finals. Orono held a 1-0 lead mnidway throurgh the third period. Toros' Philip Fracz tied it at 1-1 however with just over 5 minutes remaining. The score held up after regulation time. This set the stage for sudden-death overtime! The Toros found their second wind and pressed bard with a man advantage for 9 of the 10 extra minutes of play, but to no ava il. Badly outshot 14-5 after 2 periods of overtime, Family Auto hung tough forcing yet a third period of overtime! The excitement at this point was at a feverish pitcb as both fans and players alike were gasping for air on every play. Mercifully it ended wiih just 39 seconds remaining in the game's sixth period of hockey as Toros' Tyson Reynolds cashed in his teams 2th overtime shot on goal! It was a heart-breaker for Family Auto, but a prelude to what to expect in the forthcoming playoffsl Thanks again to the coaching staff. John Witheridge, Dave McGlynn, Pete Landers, Ke vin OHalloran, and Ray B ester and in particular the boys for providing the parents and fans with such exciting and entertaining hockey! Game 1: Bancroft Jets 4, Family Auto 2 Orono Scoring: Jamie Parry lg/Pat O'Halloran lg/Bob Witheridge la/Greg Shetier la/Matt McGlynn la Shots on Goal: Jets 28, Family Auto 16 Game 2: Family Auto 5, St. James Tier 2 Orono Scoring: Matt McGlynn lg, la/Tyler Robinson lg, la/Greg Shetler lg/Brandon "No" to tougher smoking laws Oshawa City council has said "No" to a proposed tougher smoking by-law and an existing 1988 by-law govemning smoking will continue. The proposed new law was designed somewhat under the recommendations of the Durham Health department's recommen- dation of 1992. The proposed by-law would have increased the areas for non-, smokers in such as restuarants where at the present time 20 percent must be set aside for non- smokers. The new by-law would have set the space at 35 percent for 1994 and ta 50 percent in 1995. The new law would have also added bowling, alleys to those who must set aside an area for non-smokers. Kettela Ig/Bob Witheridge lg/Pat OHalloran 2a/Ryan Tresise 2a/Greg Bester 2a/Jamie parry la/Brandon Caruana , Shots on Goal: Family Auto 20, S t. James il Game 3: Family Auto 16, Warsaw Red Wings O Orono Scoring: Brandon Kettela 3g, 2a/Greg Bester lg, 4a/Matt McGlynn 2g, 2a/Pat O'Halloran 2g, 2a/Tyler Robinson 2g, 2a/Bob Witheridge lg. 3a/Brandon Caruana lg, 3a/Mike Knox 4a/Jamie Parry lg, la/Ryan Tresise lg, la/Paul Landers lg/Jeff Thompson la/Greg Bester la Shots on Goal: Family Auto 37, Red Wings 9 Game 4: Bowmanville Toros "AA" Minors 2, Family Auto 1 Orono Scoring: Brandon Caruana lg/Jeff Thompson la Shots on Goal: Toros 35, Eamily Auto 25 Ice Shavings: In tbe 16-0 Warsaw Game both Brandon Kettela and Greg Shetler had.season high scoring performances of 6 points and 5 points respectively . .. in that same game every Orono skater contributed at least 1 scoring point,, . . in the gut- wrenching 2-1 over time loss to the Toros, Orono goaltender Ryan Leddy faced 20 of bis 26 shots after the third period! including all game types, Family Auto bas now played 41 matches with'a 29 win - 3 tie - 9 loss record while outscoring tbe opposition, 199-74! . .. earning a "By" in the first playoff round, Family Auto's 'Manager Ray Bester expeets to lîneup an exhibition contest for Friday, January 28 at, 8:30 p.m. on home ice . . . final league standings results arc as follows: TEAM Optimist Tykes open '94 with first season loss The Bowmanville Optimist Club Tyke Selects opened Up 1994 with their first loss of the 93-94 season 'when they were subdued by Uxbridge 1-O on January 8th. This was the home haîf of a mini-series that started in early December wben the same teams played to a draw up in Sunderland. The rematch looked like it mighit end ini a -O die, but Uxbridge got the fortuitous deflection in the third period that resulted in the game's only goal.* Bowmanville had dominated the first period, outshooting Uxbridge 7-1, but they were unable to beat the solid Uxbridge goaltender. The second period featured goof action at both ends, with Gord Baird making an excellent breakaway save to keep the game tied at that point. In the third period, Uxbridge carried the play to Bowmanville, outshooting thcm,6-I and keeping Mr. Baird busy. Gord played the entire game in the absence of netm inding partner Justin Andrews. On the whole, iliis wvas an entertaiuiing gaine played by two very evenly matched teams. On Sunday, January 9th, the B.R.H.L. Tyke Selects travelled to Frankford for a rematch with their first opponent of the 93-94 campaign. On 'this night, Bowmanville was clearly the better team, paying far more attention to the concepts of passing and positional play than was the case on the previous night. Bowmanville applied good pressure from the opening whistle, although they managed only two first-period shots. One of these shots found the net, e L' T PTS HALIBURTON OMEMEE ORONO MARIPOSA OPS TOWNSHIP MINDEN WOOD VILLE MAN VERS FENELOIN FALLS MIILLBROOK BEAVERTON SUNDERLAND BOBCAYGEON lIJGCc's WINDOW &DC RENOVATIOt Oshawa / Whi FREE LOW "E" AND ARGON "ALL" VINYL WINDOWS THERMAL GLASS however, w/ith Daniel Michael burying a Stephen Cornelissen set-up. The boys got it in gear in the second period, creating many scoring opportunities with their speed and passing. On nine shots in the period, Bowmanvjlle seored three times to take a 4-O lead. Adam Cryderman scored on a nice centering pass from Matt Best. Andrew. Fracz added an assist on this goal and the next, which was scored by Matt Mitchell on a wrist shot from the right side that found its way through a maze of legs. Some good passing among Mitchell, Bryan Barchard and Adam Cull led to the fourtb goal, scored by CulI. Matt Best rounded out the scoring in the third period on a screened shot, assisted by Cull and Jamie Whitehead. Although Frankford rarely penetrated the Bowmanville, zone, Gord Baird was ready and able when they did. A breakaway stop and a good diving poke-cbeck were his best saves. He received congratulations fro m his teammates after the game for the complete game shutout in a 5-O win., Bowmanville travelled ta Scarborough's Malvemn Arena on January l5th for the 7th annual Tom Milîs Memorial Tournament. Altbough this was expected ta be a challenging and competitive tournament, Bowmanville's first game was against a surprisingly weak Scarborough Sabres team, whom Bowmanville defeated 14-O. Congrats to Adam Cryderman, who was voted MVP on the strength of 4 goals and 2 assist. Honourable mention should go to Stephen Cornelissen, who logged 2 goals and 4 assists. 1The red and white were dynamite in the second game of the tournament against a much tougher opponent from the Hillcrest area of North York. The first period was rather sluggisb, with both teams registering only 3 shots on goal. The B.R.H.L. Selects got the only goal, however, with Mike Richardson scoring, assisted by Bryan Barchard and, Stephen Cornelissen. Hillcrest tied the gamne early ini the second period, (Continued page 13) Connection ,~Mare than a store A unique experience ONE OFA KIND HAqND-MADE' CANADIAN CRA FIS POTTERY - WOOD - SILKS - TOYS AND MUCH MUCE MORE MAIN STRIEET. 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