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Orono Weekly Tirnes, Wednesday, November 9, 1994 - 15 Attend at Sectional Championships The above skaters of the Orono Figure Ska ting Club competed in a recent Eastern Onftario Sectional Championship held in Oshawa. (Back row) Melanie Lemieux, Adamn Clvile, Heather Geboers, (front row) Katilin Colville, Jillian Lemieux. Oirono Roughleys notch big win The Roughleys were "On the Read Again" on October 29th as they travelled te the Garnet B. Rickard Complex te face the J.R. C. Bagles Novice hockey league. Strapping on the -pads for this gaine was # 30 Carl Tardiff while #9 Kevin Martin took te the ice. Carl was called upon carly in the game te make some big saves but thanks te somne geod checking by #11 Andy Bangay and #2 Steve Webb Orono was able te give the J.C.'s some trouble of their own. The firstperiod looked geod for Orono with a flurry of action aroundthe J.C.'s net. With 15 seconds left in the first #17 Greg Dunhain put one homne on a pass from #10 Brian Pisani. The start of the second period had the boys a littie confused as te which way they were going as #8 Paul Richter had a breakaway on his own gealie. At the 12:42 mark of the second, the J.C.'s finally put a mark on the board. Orono countered 6 minutes later as the line ef Sellars, Pisani and Dunham scored #2 with #10 Brian Pisani putting it in off a pass from Greg Dunham. Early in the third #5 Derek _ -ilars dinged one off the post as Orono has several shots at the J.C. goalie. Dunham, piaying heads, up hockey, followed up on Pisani's breakaway shot and put in the rebound for is second goal of the game at 12:32. #3 Kyle MacDonald had a great chance as he shot at the goalie and the puck got lest in his skates. With 6 minutes left in the game # 11 Andy Bangay took 2 minutes for tripping. This gave the J.C.'s a chance te score but it wasn't until they were full strength that they scored te make the final score 3-2 Orono. #16 Joey'Konopka played a strong game on Ieft wing and #35 Freeman Hutchings did well watching his off-sides. #30 Carl Tardiff played a fine game in net. Back on home ice again on Wednesday, Nevember 2, Orono Roughleys played Hlobb-Baker- Bergin who came eut flying and had the edge early in the garne. #9 Kevin Martin was the camper in the Twine Tent this gaine and bhid a bot glove early on. Our ewn #3 Kyle MacDonald came off the bench cager te play and promptly scored at il minutes, assisted by #5 Derek Sellars. H.B.B. had several shots on Martin, who was up for the occasion and Orene's MacDonald and Richter showed the fans a nice Passing play late in the first. What action te start the second peried with end te end action culminating in H.B.B. scoring at 10:30 te tie the game. They score again at 4:01 on a quick ene-timer through the pads of Kevin Martin. Orono did net give up though and with only seconds remaining in second period #11 Andy Bangay scored on a breakaway. Orono seemed stuck in their own end much of the third peried keeping the defense of Maitland, Tardiff, Tyler Gregg, Teixeira, Bangay and Webb very busy. Center Steve Gregg led the attack te the H.B.B. goalie several-times but their defense was on. Matt Rarnes on wing did somne hard digging along the boards te keep H.B.B. eut of our zo"c. Late in Orono Figure Skaing Club News We are off te a great beginning te our 1994-9 5 season. Our enrolîment bas increased by 38%. One ef thereasons for the increase is due te the aduit skate program, which was initiatcd this year. It bas really taken bold as many 'non-skaters" now skate across the ice ad the "more experienced" continue building skills. Registration for the January session will bc sometime in Deccember. Watcb for the notice! Tbe senior and intermediates are busy perfecting their programs and preparing for upceming tests. Good luck te the Senior Skaters entering the Cobourg Skate on November 5 and Sectional in Oshawa on November 12! The Canskate skaters have really shown their skills and entbusiasm the following passing badges: Beginner Badges: Melissa Judson;, Hallie McKinnon; Michelle Hayes; Renae Marrett; Brennan Luscher, Micbelle Mckinnon; Jacob S ample; Shannon DeJonge; Kaityn Leecb; Eina Francis Rice; Katie Dracup-Hooey; Lucai Leech; Lucus Szemiot; Andrew Lingyel; Danielle Ibbotson; Sarah Schoenmaker; Erin Ferget; Heather Bangay; Natasha Procber; Brooke Adams; Brad Adams; Ashley Judson. Elementary Badges: Michelle Hayes; Melissa Judsen, Lucas Szemiot; Brennan Luscber; Sonja Bier; Michelle McKinnon; Erin Francis Rice;- Katie Dracup-Hooey; Reniae Marrett. (Continued page 16) the game, #11 Bangay went off for tripping whicb caused a melee of actionin front of #9 Martin. A rush which was plainly off-side nearly resulted in an I.B.B. goal, but Orono held them off and skated te a 2-2 tie. Orono Rougbley Insurance Novice now have a record of 1-1-1 and play agaîn Saturday, November 12 at 1 p.m. in Bowînanville. Corne eut for some good hockey. TravelTaik with Elizabeth Zelanger-L ink lette r CTC A Spanish-flavoured island that has been a favorite of Canadians for over 10 years. Wîth warm and welcoming isianders and a favourable exchange rate, you cannot help but have a wonderful hoiday for a very attractive price. The north coasts largest city is Puerto Plata, it is a wonderful mix of mountains, old fortresses and Victorian architecture. On a recent visit to the Playa Dorada area 1 was amazed at the miles of golden beaches. This self- contained seaside, resort community has everything; including an 18 hole championship golf course, tennis, and ail manner of watersports. For those of you who like a game of chance there is also an exciting casino. A haîf hours drive from Puerto Plata is the charming village of Sosua. With a beautiful beach, quaint shops and cafes, 1 would have to admit that this would be my personal favourite. Punta Cana, located on the islands eastern most tip, has some of the Caribbean's most beautiful beaches, which are the more traditional white sand. Santo Domingo located on the south shore is the capital city, and amain port for cruise ships. Much of the city has been preserved; many structures date back 500 years. The previous problems of water shortages and electricity interruptions have been solved with> most resorts having installed their own generating systems. To their credit, the Dominican.people and their government are working very liard te make their island another jewel in the Caribbean. From this writers point of view they are doing a very good job. 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