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4 - Orono Weekly Tinies, Wedneuday, October 5, 1994 ) Orono Atom Leafs take to the ice against Professional hockey may be on hold for the next two weeks or perhaps for the entire season but hockey is alive and weli in Orono as the Orono Atom Leafs sponsored by the Donut Gallery took to the ice last Friday evening. The opposition for the first exhibition game of the season was the Oshawa Little' NHL Red Wings. Orono came out strong and showed good potential for the year ahead as they took control of the game in the first period. Despite their strong play, neither tearn was able to score umil early in the second period when Justin Standeven picked up a loose puck behind the Oshawa net and passed out front to Jamie Rowe who made no mistake to beat the Ohawa Oshawa, goalie cleanly. The balance of the period was fairly even but Uic Red Wings managed to score twice to take a one goal lead into ic third. It was in Uis period that the wheels feUi off ic Orono machine as a combination of frustration and a lack of eanly season conditioning allowed Oshawa to score four late unanswered goals to skate to a six to one victory. This first gamne of Uic year proved the Orono team 'to bc one with potential but also identified several areas that the coaching staff wifl have to work on for Uic teamn t live up to Uis potentiai. This Friday evening marks Uic stat of thc regular league play as Orono hosts Newcastle at 8:00 P.m. Orono Novice OMHA hockey has started On Wednesday, September 28, 1994, Uie Orono boys played their first game of the year, an exhibition game against the Newcastle Novice OMHA team. Orono starting out a littie startled at Uic begmnning had a slow start and let Newcastle slip a dribbler by Orono's goalie Ian Crashley. Aggressiveness began near the ,end of the first when Chris Moffat received the first penalty of Uic season two minutes for slashing. The pace being fast for Uic stat of Uic year, Newcastle scored on a well deserved second goal near the end of the second period. Orono didn't get on the scoreboard until Uic Uird period when Justin Szymczak scored unassisted at the 5:33 mark. Seconds laten Jeff Mercier pounded two goals into thc net wo give Orono the lead. Bryan Bickeil and Matt Caruana assisted on the first by a couple of nice passes. The second taken from centre ice by Matt Caruana right onto the stick of Uic ready Jeff Mercier. Matt Mitchell having a great game on defense received his first penalty of Uic year two minutes for highsticking. Curtis Robinson gave Orono an assurance goal and Nathan Adegeest. Matt Caruana ended the gamne with a two minute penalty for contact. Ian Crashley played an excellent game in net after Uic jitters left hira in Uic first period. Congratulations to al team members for a successful win. SThis years team members are as follows: #3 Justin Szymczak; #4 Jesse Pice; #6 Jeff Mercier; #8 Matt Mitchell; #10 Kyle Aluin; #14 Kyle Cox; #16 Nathan Adegeest; #35 Ian Crashley; #5 Chris Moffat; #7 Jordan Beacock; #9 Curtis Robinson; #12 Bryan Bickell; #15 Kevin Martin;.#17, Matt Caruana. Game night is Friday's at 7:00 p.m. in Orono. October the 7th Uiey will playing Newcastle.- '94î Basebaill Season wrap Up Unlike their "Professional" counterparts, ou r community "Amateur" basebali teains piayed a complete, and most entertaining season. Ail our Orono teams put on a fine showing Uianks, in no small part, to the dedication of our coaching staffs, the skill of our umpiring crew and the financial support of our sponsors. The best showing was by our Mosquito team, coached by Kim Irwin and assisted by her sister Patti and Ron Boardman. They were defeated in the championship game by Bleacher Creature. Second out of thirteen teams is not bad. Our Hunt's Photo - Mosquito teamt, coached by Alvin Gray, also posted a fine season with a second place regular season standing but, were defeated in Uic semi-finals by Uic Henry Buildaîl teamt from Courtîce. Our Bartama teamn, coached by Rob Mercier also ended the regular season in second spot but they too were defeated in Uic semi-finai playoff gamne. There were several people who contributed to the, smooth operation of many teamns. Thanks to you ail. A spec ial thanks goes out to Our coaches who offered freely of their time ail summuer T- Bal, Jeff Dobson and Brad Leetch; 4-Pitch, Steven Campniey and Brian Allun; Tyke, Alvin Gray, and Len Gibbons;, Mosquito, Kim lrwin; Peewee (house league) Brian Stripp; Peewee (tep), Pete Landers; Bantam, Rob Mercier and Midget/Juvenile, Doug Stapleton. Thanks as well to âime Tufts, out E.O.B.A. rep and manager of Uic Rep Peewee teamn; Annette and Council Briefrs After close to two hours of presentations and debate council has cailed for ail parties with concerns to meet with the Regional Works staff and Clarington's Administrator to determine the-likelihood of a median being promoted for the Baseline/Waverley Road inter- section. The responsibiiitv rests with Uic Region of Durhamn. A Tim Hortons and Wendy's intend to locate on the vacant soutI/west corner and have right- in, right-out access to the prope*,rty. Skylight Donuts and Sheil iin Uic immediate area have concerns that a median could be a requiremenat and thus interfer wiUi their access. Clayton Morgan of the Bowmanvile Museum addressed councîl as to the need of additional space for artifacts at the museum. He suggested the possibility of rebuilding the former carnîage house at the Museum property as well as Uic possible use of Uic Bowmanville Lib rary building if Uic iibrary was to move te new quarters.,He aiso suggested use of a portion of Uic soon to bc vacated Bowmaniville Fine Hail. He spoke of the need for controlled atmnosphere for some of Uie, artifacts. 'We need your understanding and support", he said. 'he Ontario Municipal Board has given approval for residential development on the Vans toue Mill property' West- of the Bowmanville Creek. As well approval has aiso been given Uiat the commercial portion of the property bc, inciuded in the Steve Campney, our T-Bail and 4-Pitch convenors; Ken DiBartolomeo, the M.C.B.A. Bantam division convenor; John Witheridge our Umpire convenor and his entire umpiring staff Who served us well. Our Blue Jay ticket fundraiser went over very well thanks in no small part to the many community businesses which contributed incentive prizes: Donut Gallery, Stutt's Pharmacy, Jungle Cat World, Rolph Hardware, New Dutch Oven, The Apple Blossom Shop, Arja y's Videos & Cames and Drifters Pizza & Subs. A special Uianks aiso goes out to Uic Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen who madea. major contribution toward Uic purchase of a pitching machine and te the Municipality of Ciarington for Uic installation of a new batting cage at the Onono Park. Thanks again to ail those who contributed to our "94" basebali season. 1 hope everyone had a satisfying year and trust we can count on seeing you ail back again next season. Oroino House League Basebal Bowmanville Central Commer- cial area. The committee meeting on Monday tabled a proposed by-law that would havé' closed out the use of shotguns at the Marksman- Club of Oshawa on Taunton Road west of Hampton. The Noise Assessment undertaken found the noise level above the required level. A new by-law is being considered but it exempts the Oronio Fish and Hunt Club outdoor range as well as that of the Union Rod and Gun Club. A noise curfew does appiy to the two clubs between the hours of il p.m. and 7 a.m. and il pm. till 9 p.m. on Saturdays. The Orono Fish and Hunt Club expects to have somne input when the by-law is again considered this comning Monday. Monday, October 3/94 Friday, October 7/94' Friday, October 14/94 Sunday, October 16/94 Tuesday, October 25/94 Friday, October 28/94 Sunday, October 30/94 Friday, November 4/94 Friday, November 11/94 Friday, November 18/94 Sunday, November 20/94 Friday, November 25/94 Friday, December 2/94 Friday, December 9/94 Thursday, December 15/94 Sunday, December 18/94 Friday, December 23/94 Monday,,January 2/95 Friday, January 6/95 Friday, January 13/95 Sunday, January 15/95 Brighton druggist acquitted Stephen Bowskill, 44, a Brighton druggist whose store had been robber fine Urnes was acquitted by Judge John Bark of Ontario Court of charges of careless use and improper storage, of a firearm. Bowskill fired at a fleeing van after an-attempted breakin of the drug store. A shot damage a tire and the thieves were arrested. by police who then charged the druggist with careless use of a firearm and improperstorage of a fire arm. The incident has attmacted a wide spread of news clips over the past year. Local citizens petitioned for his acquittai of the charges. Orono at Ops Newcastle at Orono Millbrook at Orono Orono at Manvers Orono at Sund eriand Millbrook at Orono Orono at Omemee Orono at Bewdley Ops at Orono Manvers at Orono Orono at Milbrook Sunderland at Orono Bewdley at Orono Omemee at Orono Orono at Newcastle Orono at Bewdley Sunderland at Orono Orono at Ops Omemee at Orono Newcastle at Orono Orono at Manvers 6:15 P. M. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:30 P. M. 7:00 p. m. 6:15 p. m. 7:00 p. m 7:00 p.m. 5:00 P.M. Orono OMHA Novice- 1994-1995 Regular Season Sohedule 8th ANNUAL Model Railroad Show SAT OCT 15 199411:00oamnTo4:30opm SUN OCT 16, 1994 10:00 amn TO 4:00 pm BOWMIANVILLE IIIGII SCHOOL 49 LIBERTY ST. NORTH BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO OPERATING LAVOUTS- STATIC DISPLAYS :E 4WAV VENDORS ADULT $3.00 4E3'SRE SENIOR $2.00 SA4 CHILD $2.00 FAMILY 16.00 SPONSORED BY SOPER VALLEY MODEL.RAILROADCLUB VISUAL ARTfS CENTFli, BOWMANVUI, ONTARIO