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4- Omno Wookly Times, Wednesday, Decembor 14, 1994 £Major Novice improve league record The Novice Rep teai played host to Omemee ibis past Friday, December 9. In this contest, Orono continued their domination of Omemee witb a 8-0 win. In their first meeting Orono skated to an 8-4 victory. With ibis win, the Majors improve their league record to 10 and 4. In those fourteen gaines lhey have garnered 75 goals for, allowed 39 against and earned a 2.8 GAA. The play of all bas steadily improved ibis season. But ibis last gaine illustrated how the goal scoring is becoming balanced lbrougbout the forward limes and the improved confidence that the defense share. The Majors are playing the season wilb 4 Minor Novices froin the bluelmne in, two of which are first tiine ever blueliners. The upcoming game this Tbursday nfight at 7 p.m. in Newcastle promises to be an exciting affair. The boys will be arying to redecin theinselves after ibey let Newcastle grab a victory late in their first meeting. GAMIE SUMMARY ORONO 8, OMEMEE 0 to 1Oand 4 First Period Scoring Orono; Robinson (Aflin) 6:30 Orono; Allin, (Robinson, Beacock) 6:13 Penalties Orono; Caruana (slashing) 8:05 Second Period Scoring Orono; Adegeest (Robinson) 8:24 Orono; Szymczak (unassisted) 7:25 Penalties Orono; Crasbley (roughing) 3:55 Omemee; Maloney (rougbing) 3:55 Omemee; Rabishaw (body contact) 0:28 Third Period Scoring Orono; Adegeest (Caruana) 9:54 pp Orono; Szymnczak (Robinson) 4:24 Orono; Caruana (Allin) 2:44 Orono; Caruana (Szymnczakc, Price) 0:59 Penalties Omemee; Maloney (body contact) 8:12 Donut Gallery Atoms put for.th good effort at tourney League play continued Friday night in Orono as the Donut Gallery Atoin Leafs played host to Millbrook. The Leafs continued te be frustrated around the opponents net as they managed only one goal against- Millbrook despite several excellent scoring chances. Mark McAlister assisted by Jamie Rowe was the only Leaf to dent the twine as he scored his first goal of the season froin bis defense position. The six 10 one score in favour of Millbrook was flot indicative of tbe -play as Orono did play a sound gaine but have to develop the ability 10 finish their plays in order to improve ther offence.> Saturday inoring the Leafs bit the ice against Keswvick in the annual Woodville tournainent. These two teains were well matcbed as the play moved from end to end throughout the gaine with both teains scoring twice in the first two periods te go ib te third tied. Jeff Thompson scored both Orono goals witb Mark McAlister assisting on the first and Mark Brennan on the second. Unfortunately Keswick notched one goal in the third to take the 3 te 2 victory and send Orono mbto the "side of the tourney. The home teain of Woodville wasnext up for Orono and after being defeated twice by this teain in earlier tournents, the Leafs were out to prove something to both theinselves and to Woodville. Orono took the play to Woodville in the first period with lots of bustie and determination but were unable to score. The scoring machine came alive on the first sbift of the second period-as Mark Brennan slapped in a Jeff Thompson rebound after Lee Allin bad sent hum in on the net. Twenty-four seconds later the same lime scored again wîtb Jamie Rowe getting the rebound from Mark Brennan and Brandon Hilîs. The all out effort by the Leafs took its tol however as they ran out of gas late in the gaine allowing Woodville five unanswered goals in the last twelve minutes of the gaine to give the win and send Orono home. The Leafs cari be proud of the effort that they put forth in this tournament and hopefUlly Ihis will mark a turnaround in tbeir season as with ibis style of play and'a couple of good bounces, Orono could have won boi gaines. Geraldi Financial sweep up A & R Flooring Geraldi Financial Leafs secured their eighth win in a row this season, when they defeated A & R Flooring 10-2, Saturday. This was the second meeting of the year between the teains, and Geraldi Financial proved themselves once more, as they captured a solid win. Only 28 seconds into the gaine and Taylor Doyle came out strongly, flipping one in unassisted, and starting us off at 1-0, Orono Leafs. Soon afterwards Jason Geraldi took the score upwards when hie give Dufferin a 2-1 lead. In the closing minutes of the period, Dufferin had a flurry as Chris Boyce (#4) rang the puck off the goalie's mask. Evan Moore (#9) claimed the rebound, his shot stopped by a pad. Again, on the rebound, Garret Wood (#12) shot, just missing the corner, the sound of the puck hitting the post, echoing the teains' frustration tbroughout the arena. Early in the second, Rotary managed to get one past rookie netininder Kyle Johnston (#14) on a screened shot to tie the game up once more. At the 9:50 mark, Doug Garlick (#11) put one between the Rotary goalie's legs. Assist to: Mark Kelly (#8) and Justin Caruana (#15). Garlick's goal posted Dufferin to a 3-2 lead,,and surfaced as the turming point in the gaine. Dufferin kept up the offensive pressure for the remainder of the second, and on into the third. This pressure paid dividends. as Joseph Staples (#19) scored bis first goal of the season off Chris Boyce (#4) and David Landinan (#17). Staples' goal was the result of a night's effort in excellent hustie and drive. At the 4:00 mark, Ryan Campney (#5) scored his second of the night froin Evan Moore (#9). In an amazing show of offensive drive, Dufferin closed the game with a goal scored at the 10 second mark by Doug Garlick (#1 1) with assist to Joseph Staples (#19). Final score: Dufferin 6; Rotary 2. Slow at the post, Dufferin storms Rotary 6-2 On Saturday, Decesuber 10, Dufferin Aggregate Sr. Tyke played against Rotary in a 6-2 victory. 1I a gane that started slowly, Rotary notcbed the first goal of the gaine at 10:16 before Ryan Cainpney (#5) replied less than 30 seconds lter on passes froin Chris Boyce (#4) and Garrett MacDonald (#10). Justin Caruana (# 15) was foiled on a breakaway after be had stelen the puck at bis own blue lie te bead in alone on Rotary's alert netininder. Less than a minute later, Mark Kelly (#8) found Uhc mark after takcing a pass-froin Joseph Staples (#19) te Joseph Staples (#19) Joseph scored bis first goal of tbe season Saturday, December 10 ini a gaine which characterized excellent effort in busîle and drive. scored an unassisted goal making it 2-0 Orono. Witb one minute left in the first, Doug DeBoo took a pass froim Taylor Doyle and flicked one in, 3-0 Orono. We are midway tbrougb the second when Taylor Doyle went down on net and shot unassisted now making the score 4-0. Doug DeBoo gets bis second goal of the afternoon assisted by Matt Baxter and Jason Geraldi. Still in the second when Josh Flynn accepts froin Jason Geraldi and shoots one in making it 6-0 Orono. At ibis point A & R Flooring scores their first point of the gaine to make it6-1. Then getting his first goal of the season was Mattbew Bester, wben he took a backhand shot assisted by teammate, Jason Geraldi. With five minutes left in the third, Jason Geraldi scores and makes it 8-1. Doug DeBoo gets the assist. Matt Baxter gels bis second point of the game scoring late in the ibird to make il 9-1, assisting was Jason Geraldi. A & R gels their 2nd goal 10 Inake il 9-2, and witb 58 seconds left in the gaine, Taylor Doyle makes il an even 10 goals wben he breaks away and scores unassisted, completing_ the battick. Between the posts this time out was Brien Konopka. Helping to seal the win were, defensemen Jonathan Koerssen, Ian Knox, Shane Winters and our newest member of our teain Rikki Palmateer. Helping out their teammates w ere: Zak Snowden and Jonathan Gregg. Notewortby: On the previous Friday, Geraldi Financial acclairned a strong win during an exhibition gaine against a Newcastle tearn. This was a great accomplishinent considering the Newcastle team consisted of older players. Very strong performances by all members of the team especially Matt Baxter in net, Taylor Doyle, with 2 goals, and Jason Geraldi with 1 goal to Letter to the Editor (This letter from SSuas is with regard to the cutting of trees to make a new road to Orono park. This letter was dictated by Silas with no changes or editing.) To the person who is in charge of all the trees getting cut down: 1 amn furious that you did that to our forest. And I like the forest. In that forest then there was animals and now they can't live there. And there was blackberries. And there was chipmunks there, and they lived rigbt inside the trees, and now they can't find their home. So wby did you do that? Froin Silas Higgmns (And my naine means "fromn the woods".) Age 6 yrs. old win the gaine 3-2. A & F Flooring gel another crack at the Orono Leafs when they ineet up with tbein again on Friday, Deceînber 16 at 5:00 p.m. CHRISTMAS DAY SUNDAY Elaborate Holiday Buffet 16.95/pp 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Childrens Pdces MONDAY, DECEMBER 26TH CLOSED SATURDAY , DECEMBER 31ST New Years Eve Dlnlng Room - Gala Champagne Buffet 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $27.5OIpp + tax BRIDGE PARTY 9 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. $60.00 per couple - D.J. Music 10:30 p.m. - Chef's Cocktail Buffet 12 Midnight Champagne Tickets Available SHOOTERS LOUNGE New Years Bash i10.00 IN ADVANCE - $1250 AT THE DOOR Buffet and Midnight Shooters Limited Tickets Reservations Appreciated (905) 623-4925 Exi 43-H 40 Take Lake Rd. of Libert St.i Sui. t Orono Figure Skating Club ADULT SKATING PRO GRAM REGISTRATION December 13, 1994 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. December 18, 1994 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at Orono Arena 13 weeks - 10:00 a.m. - 11 :20 a.m. Sundays Jan. 8 - Apr. 2/95 $100.00 including CFSA & EOS Fee This is a skating prograin for those over 18 yrs. old wbo wish to Learn-to-Skate or to refresh their skating skills. For more information cail Joan Moffat 983-9561 -i Ir Il il