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............. m.m kTnu ondaFbav~t4 Dufferin Major Tykes win two in a On Friday, February 18, Dufferin Major Tykes hosted Deighton M.T.-at Orono arena. Kyle Cox was in net on this occasion and proved to be a rock la the oid hemp but. Orono opened the scoring in the lst period at 13:06 on a goal by # 5 Chris Moffat. The second period saw Oreno net # 2 on a fine pass from # 5 Chris Moffat and $ 4 Brad Griffla tw set up # 18 Kevin Martin in front of the net. In the third period Orono's # 10 Kyle Aluin, assisted by # 4 Brad Griffin and # 9 Gregory Dunharo got # 3. Deighton was unable to put the puck past Kyle Cox and he skated away with a shutout, helped in part by his defease. lie final score was 3-0. The boys were sent home and told to go to bed early as they were to face McGregor's I.D.A. row on Saturday at 1:30. The boys were pumped for this game as they had yet to defeat this teain. This writer was not present for this gaine but by ail accounts the team piayed well and nearly shutdown the offence of McGregor's. The first period saw the teams trade goals with McGregor's sconng first at 5:20 but Orono's # 2 Ryan Fowier countering at 3:37. Orono shot ahead by 2 goals in the second dwaas to # 6MattMNitchell and # 5 Chris Moffat. Orono went up 5- 1 la the third with # 5 Chris Moffat netting his second goal on a pass from # Il Andy Bangay and #'17 Steven Gregg, assisted by # 4 Brad Griffia. McGregors slipped one la at 7:22 of the third making the final score 5-2. Congratulations to -the team as they prepare for the playoffs. Roughley Novice lose close one to Roughiey Insurance Novice were away wo Carters Bake Shop on February 15, 1994 at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. The first period saw pay go up aad dowa the ice with chances for both teans tw take the lead. It was at 1:58 of the lst that Carter's put up the first goal. Carters went up 2-0 before <Roughley's scored at 7:05 with # 3 Michael Kaapp settiag np # 10 John Haiik la front of the net. Cartrs cashed lnapaother one at 2:08 putting the counters at 3-1. It was not iooking good at 8:2 of the third when Carter's went up 4- 1, but our boys did not give Up. Many good breakaway chances were missed until at 4:14, # 4 Jessie Price put up goal # 2 assisted by # 3-Michael Knapp and # 15 Tyler Gregg. Orono pressed bard and scored on a goal by # 16 Jeff Mercier with 54 seconds left in Uic gamne. Orono Carter then puiled their goalie hoping to tie it but Urne ran out and the final score was 4-3. Orono hosted Ops Novice to an exhibition -gamne the next evening. The boys had seen this teani play at the Ops tournament, but did not play them. Ops opened the scoring at 7:38 of the ILt Oronos # 14 Jordon Beacock scored first for Roughiey's, assisted by # 5 Aaron Robinson. Ops scored again but this was to be their last goal. Jeff Slemon la net made some great saves to hold Ops down. In the second period, Oronos # 16 Jeff Mercier scored on a pass from # 9 Jeff Dickcinson to tie the match. It was beginning to look like the garne wouid end in a tie when # 17 J.P. Pisani carried the puck lato the Ops end and scored with 41 seconds ieft to play. The boys needed that winning feeling wo help them on their way wo playoff playdowas. 'Major Plumbing Novice, versus Newcastle Novice The Orono Major Plumbing OMHA Novice took to the ice Thursday eveniag in Newcastle to begin the second round of the playoffs. Newcastle was heaviiy favoured to make short work of this series by virtue of their perfect 18 and 0 record throughout the regular season including tbree wins over Orono. As expected, Newcastle came out flylag but spectacular goaltending by Josh Braadt kept Orono la the gaine la the eariy going until the four minute mark of the first period when Tyson Gimbiett fed brother Jesse a Iead pass and he caught the Newcastle goalie by surprise witb a hard low shot to give Orono the iead. Late la the first period Orono faced a serions test when they were forced to play two men short for a minute and a haif. Successfuily killing these penalties proved to bu the turning point la the gaine as the boys realized that they could keep up to their strong opponents and began to play with a renewed vitality. They took control of-the garne la the second period when only a number of near misses kept the game close. Midway through the period, Curtis Robinson passed to Jesse Gimblett at the blue uine who took the puck lnanad scores froin a goalmontb scramble to give Orono an lasurance marker. Two minutes later Newcastle scored on a rebound to try to launch a comeback but it was not enough as the Orono defense held stroag to anchor a fine 2 to 1 victory. This gaine was a soiid tearn effort from the goaltender out but special mention must bu made of the defensive corps of Tyson Gimbiett, Collin Cureatz, Glencoe Hogle, Chris Kirkbride 33S compotera sold iClarington Region drops grass clipping composing Municipalities ia the Region of Durham have been asked to discontinue the collection of grass cut tings and to support grasscycling. It is noted that there is an advantage of ieaving grass cuttings to remain on the lawn. It provides a food supplement. 1The report came before the Claringlon committee on Monday but as Clarington has not been collecting yard waste or grass cuttings it proves to be a none issue locally. It was noted that the province had iaformed municipalities that a set of five new waste reduction regulations would be in place in August of 1993. The regulations are not in effect at this ârne and it is considered may not be la 1994. Items for the bine box program in the urban area of Clarington involves n ewsprint, metal cans, glass jars, PET plastic, corrugated cardboard and telephone directories. and Kevin Martia who urne after time stood the Newcastle attackers up at the bine Une to thwart their offense. Game two of the series was Friday in Orono and the fans were treated to another exciting gaine with many close plays by each team. Orono took an early lead when Jesse Gimblett took a pass -from Lee Allan and scored on. a good shot from the hash marks and give a boost to the local heroes. This lead held up until late in the second period when Newcastle scored on a bard shot to the glove side of Orono goalie Josh Brandt who was haviag another outstanding gamne in the net. A power play goal early in the third period gave Newcastle the lead for the first Urne and this prmved to be the one that broke the backs of the Orono teamn as they allowed tbrce more goals and a .5 to 1 win for Newcastle. The deciding game of the series was played in Newcastle Saturday afternoon. This game, like the first two turned into a defensive battie with Josh Brandt in the Orono goal once again piaying a key role as he made Save after Save on the high powered Newcaste offence. The game remained scoreiess until late in the second period when Newcastle fmnally beat the Orono goalie with a long shot., This goal gave them new life as they took coatrol of the game with four quick goals la the first haif of the third. Orono broke the shutout when Jamie Rowe scored on a rebound of a shot by D.J. Boardman and Jesse Gimblett. Newcastle scored once more in the dying seconds of the game to take a 6 to 1 victory in the gaine and eliminate Orono from the playoffs. Althougb they lost the series, the Orono boys shouid be proud of the way they handied themseives on and off the ice as they played some tremendous hockey and gave Newcastle a much tougher battle than they expectcd. Hats off to the boys for a job well done. It is noted that the Blue Box program must be expaaded to include multiple fainily housiag units of five or less rather than dhr= or less. Lesa than a third of homes la Ciarington make use of a backyard composters. Some 3300 backyard composters have been sold in Ciarington where in fact there are 10,000 homes that could make use of them. (905) 987-4433J «ROAST. BEEF PLUS Restaurant Hwy 35/115 987-7250 "Where the Good Food is servedMf eSouviaki Dinners BBQ Chieken eNew York Steaks eHomemade Burgers Bring in this ad and receive 25% 1OFF. EVERYTHING EXPIRES MAR. 16/94 PAMPERED POOCH 40 RING ST. IL, NEWCASTLE