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I I~I LI I Ororio eekl~rime....dn..... ...brZto 4 I I I II III IIIIILI..........ILI.. uffterin Tykes open '94M'95 season with two victories Quote of Game #1- '1 almost got a- goal, but the goalie got in Uic way! " (Michael Fuller, #6) On Friday, October 21, Orono's Dufferin ýAggregatc Tykes opened their BRIHL scason blanking Deighton Associates 5- 0, witb nctmhindcr Brent Vanstone (1) recording Uic sbut-out. Despite many good scoring attcmpts in the first period, the period clos cd scorclcss. On Uic first sbift of Uic second period, Doug Gariick (11) notcbcd his first goal of the season, unassistcd. Late in tbe period, Garlick scorcd again with an assist from Cbris Boyce (4), to end Uic second leading 2-0. The tbird pcriod was al Orono, as Doug Garlick scored again to complete bis bat trick, with an assist froin Garett Wood (12). Shortly ater, Evan Moore (9) scored bis first goal of the season on a pass from Mark Kelly (8). To close out Uic scoring, Chis Boyce (4) scored bis first goal of Uic season wîth assist froin Chris Buttonsbaw. Final céore: Orono Dufferin Aggrcgates, 5; Deigbton Associates, 0. Quote of Gaine #2: "Gec! That other teain sbouid bave practiced a littie more!" (Joseph'Staples) A warm, faîl Saturday aftcrnoon was the sctting for Dufferin Tykes' second game of Uic season ... and Uic action was HOT! Playing Sound Master D.J. Service proved to be a contest of matcbing skill. Orono startcd off very strong witb threc good scoring chances tbwarted in Uic opening seconds. It was clear goals were not to bc got cbcap. Sound Master took an carly penalty, but managed to kil it off, finally getting their offence going and it bccoming an cnd-to-cnd gaine. The first pcriod closed witb Mark Kelly's (8) first goal of the ycarý from Evan Moore (9). Dufferin, 1; Sound Master, 0. Sound Master opcned the' second per iod vcry stmongly wiUi several good chances on Brent Vanstone (1) wbo bad a very busy aftemnoon blocking a multitude of shots. At 13:15, Sound Master finaliy got onc past Brent to knot the score 1-1. At 10:30, Mark Kelly (8) scorcd again fromn Evan Moore (9) to restore Duffcrin"s one-goal lead. One minute later Mark Kelly scored to compicte bis bat trick of thc scason froin Ryan Campncy (35) giving Orono a 3-1 lead. Justin Caruana (5), played a stellar gaine especially during Uic latter minutes of tbe perîod, botb dcfensively, and offensivcly witb two sbots on Sound Master foilcd. Chris Boyle (4) managed to get one past Sound Mastcr's netininder, but it was calicd back because the buzzcr had already gone. Sound Master scored again with 30 seconds rcmaining in Uic period, ta end the period with Orono leading 3-2. In Uic opening minutes of Uic third period, Doug Garlick (11) was stopped twice and then Vanstone returncd the favour stopping a clear-cut break-away. Sbortly after, Kyle Johnston (14) was stoned on several aggressîvc shots on the net. Orono kept up the pressure on Sound Master's netmindcr, resulting in several scoring chances, but nothing ta show. Witb five minutes left in the gaine, Garett Wood (12) scorcd bis first goal of Uic season from Doug Garlick (11) and Kyle Jobnston (14) making Uic gaine 4- 2 for Dufferin. In Uic last shift of Uic gaine, in a desperate attempt to tic up, Sound Master pulled their goalie and scored with 2:30 left making it 4-3. For the remainder of the gaine, Orono's% Dufferin kept Sound Master bcmmed up in their end, Sound Master unable to take advantage of their extra skater. Final Score: Dufferin, 4; Sound Master, 3. Cbalk up another win for Uic Orono Minor, Tykes, wbo defeated Ncwcastic Pbotograpbic this past Saturday 10-0. The crowd was in' great' attendance to, witness dazzlin.g ability and top calibre defense. Mattbcw Bester dclivercd a great backband shot ta start Uic scoring at 1-0. His line mate 'Shane Winters enlisted a valuable ,assist. Within seconds, Jason Gecraldi, addcd to Uic board, m-aking it 2-0 for Orono. Shane Winters was credited with bis second assist. Witb five minutes left in Uie first, Taylor Doyle breaks away with a fast shot, and scores making it 3-0. Topof Uic second, and Jason Geraldi mianeuvers Uic puck with a hard shot to make it 4-0. Jonatlion Greggg dlivered the essential assist. Midway througb the second, Taylor Doyle takes advantagc of thc play and scores, this time with Mattbew, Bester and 'Brien Konopka assisting to stabiize Uic score at 5-0. The gaine was procceding wcll for Orono's Geraldi Financial, wben Taylor Doyle takes a diving, deke and scores. Ian Knox hclped solidify Uic goal with an assist, as well as Matthew Bester being served bis second assist of the' afternoon. The table were tumned slgtyat Uic end of Uic second, with Ian Knox taking a sbot and scoring and Taylor Doyle carning thc assist. We bead into the final period of the gaine and Jason Geraldi explodes scoring back to back goals, withi Doug DeBoo assisting bis teamnmate to extend the score at 9-0. The final goal of the gaine was DJon ut Gallery Leafs Newcastle 'IB"- Runnersï-Up- The Orono Donut Gallery Atom Leafs started a busy weekend of hockey on Friday, October 21 in Orono when they faced Omemee in league play. The Leafs looked tired after a PA day in which they beld a momning workout and spent the early evening working on a fundraiser for the tcam. This proved too mucb as Omemee skated to an easy 6 to 0 win over Orono. Sunday morning at 7:00 it was a different Leaf teain that took to the ice to face their arch rivais from Newcastle in that teains annual tournament. Orono was-on top of the opposition.froin the opening faceoff anddespite outsbooting Newcastle, managed only a 3 to 3 tie after regulation play witb the tic breaker to be dccidcd with a shootout. Matt Reid and Jamie Rowc both scorcd for Orono in the first round of thc shoot out on their last two shots 'ro end it deadlocked at two goals apiece. With a trip to the "A" side of the tourncy at stake the pressure on players and fans alike increased as the outcome would now bc decidcd in a sudden deatb shoot out reminiscent of Canada's recent Olympic teain. Both teains wcrc stymied by strong goaltcnding with Glencoc Hogle manning the pipes for Orono until the tenth shooter took the puck froin centre ice. Kyle Moore proved to be the bero for Orono as he beat the Newcastle goalie cleanly to give Orono a wcll deservcd 4-3 overtime victory. SUMMARY First Period 1. Leafs, Tresise (Moore, Hills) sccurcd by Taylor Doyle with Shane Winters gctting bis third assist and Jonathon Gregg getting bis second assist of the gaine. Joshua Flynn earncd a well dcserved shut-out to finalize thc gaine at 10-0 for Orono. Hclping bis teammates ascertain the win, was, Ryan Knox. Noteworthy: Gcrali Financial also playcd two exhibition gaines against New castlc this past week, witb both wins being accredited to Orono. These are dedicated players. Our ncxt game is Friday, November 4, at 5:00 in Orono. Hope t o sec everyonc there. 3:09 2. Newcastle, Castellano (Boyd, Ibbotson) 0:27 Second Pcriod 3. Leafs, Thompson (Reid) 9:04 4. Leafs, Tbhompson (M.cAlister) 4:49 5. Newcastle,-Organ (Shaw) 1:2ê5 Third Period 6. Newcastle, Fuller (Brown, Hawes) 4:43, Shootout j',afs. Rowe, Reid, Moore Newcastle. Castellano, Boyd The aggressivcness that Orono bad in the opcning gaine just wasn't there in their second gaine against a very much bigger Major Atoin Oshawa Grapevine. Two goals against thein early in the gaine seemed to deflate the Leafs wbo couldn't get back in thc game after dhat point. Orono could oniy manage one third peniod goal off the stick of Jcff Tbompson assisted by Scott Webb. Oshawa advanccd to the "A" final witb their 7 to 1 victory. Orono went to the "B" cbampionship against another strong teain froin Bancroft. Once more strong goaltending by Josh Brandt bcld Orono in the gaine early aflowing just one goal in bis haîf of thc gaine until thc Leafs found their skating legs. The, Leafs battlcd back froin a two goal deficit to tic thc gaine in Uic last minute to force suddcn dcatb overtime. Glcncoc Hogle once more found himseif in Uic bot seat bctween Uic pipes in Uic sudden deatb situation. Bancroft prevailed witb just over one minute lcft in thc overtime to take the cbampionship. Orono can be proud. of their performance as they proved to themnsclves and their fans that tbey can play witb the bcst teains in the area and win if they play up to tber potential. Congratulations to Matt Reid on being named the tournamnent MVP for Orono. Good work Matt. SUMMARY First Period - No scoring Second Pcriod 1. Bancroft, Huszarik (Brown) 8:57 Third Period 2. Bancroft, Brown, 4: 10 3. Leafs, Reid (Standeven) 2:09 4. Leafs, Thompson 0:50 Overtime 5. Bancroft, Joncs (Kemp) 1: 17 The Orono Donut Gallery Atom Leafs came down to eartb witb a thud Wednesday night in Millbrook from the high that they bad at thc Newcastle tournament the preccding Sunday. Only one or two boys had the jump that was rcquircd to keep up to the Mýillbrook tearn and by the end of the gaine everyone on the bench knew that they had not put forward their best effort as tbcy came up short on the end of a 6 to 1 score. Mark Brennan was the only Orono shooter to beat the Millbrook goalie as he bankcd one in off a defenseman for an unassistcd goal. Friday night in Orono was a rnucb different story as evcryone came witb their gaine face on and tbey battled a good Sunderland teain to a 3 to 3 tic. Orono feui behind by two goals by thc end of the first pcriod but neyer gave up scoring early -in the second to boost their moraie and keep thein going. Backed by strong (Continued page 6Y Geral di Finalncial Tykes 2 andO0 The Regional Municipality of Durham ~ Works Department HOLIDAY CLOSURE 0F eTRANSFER AND RECYCLING SITES The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer and Recycling Sites will be closed Friday, November 11-, 1994 for the Remembrance Day Holiday. Normal operations wilI resumne on Saturday, November 12, 1994. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COýMMISS1NER OF WORKS Please Re-Elect ANN DRESLINSKI your REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD 3 For a CONTINUED COMM ITMENT TO OUR COMMUN ITY Authorized by the CFO for the Ann Dreslinski Campaign