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ïV v Ièy T!m~,wvÇ5y ýmvr --l Fine Ridge ins. Novice good effort in season opener Orono Pine Ridge Insurance Novice for the first game of the season al the players on the team gave a good effort, especially the team's goalie Kevin Martin who had over 25 shots at net and only let in 4. Final score of the game against the Thurs. Town League was Town League 4 and Orono Novice 0. Sonbon Home Flyers with slow season start The Newcastle Sonbon Home Flyers started the sea- son off slowly with one win in three games . The D&B Hawks from Orono came to, town on October lSth and knocked off the Flyers 8-1. Craig McLeod scored the only goal. On October 22nd, the Flyers travelled to Orono to take on the Shoppers and prevailed by a 11-2 score. Dave Harriswas the big shooter with 5 goals. Craig McLeod, Dave Wright and- Larry Pearce scored two each. October 27th the Flyers were in Oshawa for a game against Macîntosh Chrysler and were beaten 5-2. Craig McLeod scored both goals for the Flyers. Apple Blossom Novice drop a close one The fans in the, Orono arena barely opened up their coffees before #7 of Hobb Bakker Bergin scored on a sleepy Orono team (13.26). This wake-up cal was answered by an impres- sive* forecheckinig effort by Josh Moffat (# 14). At 8:03, with Orono shorthanded, Greg Dunham (# 17) sent a speeding Garrett Wood (# 12) in alone, just missing. But Bowmanville answered with #7Ts second goal of the game in a high shot at 7:20 while Orono was stili short. A fesyChris Buttonshaw (#35) set the tone for period 2 with tenacious back- checking 'and breaking up numerous Bowmanville plays at the blue line. The second started with strong defense by Mike Fuller (# 12) while Orono was shorthanded again. Josh Moffat {# 14) and Chris Buttonshaw (#35) both con- tinued to hait the opposition offense at the blueline. Ryan Campney (#9) burst up the Ieft wing feeding Joseph Staples (#4) in th slot, but they found the crease.clogged with three defenders. Orono brought in goalie Carl Tordiff (# 10) mid-period who was tested early with four tougli shots in a two minute span, one a dlean break from the blue- line, but Bowmanville left empty. Period 3 was again score- less, but good hustle and speed by Derek Sellars (#5) almost ended Orono's scor- ing drought. Ben Bell (# 15) sprinted in from a break at the blue line snapping a shot on goal, providing Orono with if's best chance of the third. Orono killed ifs third penalty to end the game. Good defense, team! Final Score Apple Blossom Shop O Hobb Bakker Bergin 2 Shots on Goal Apple Blossom Shop 8 Hobb Bakker Bergin 12 Next game Wednesday, November 15 at 6 p.m. against James Ins urance. Come out and support our Novice kids. Skylight Donutsdunk, Geraldi Insurance Tykes 3-1 On Friday, O 'ct ober 20 t he Geraldi Insurance Orono M irior Tykes pIayed lt heir firsi gamne (oftheics cason aga i ist Hownianville Skylighf 1)ontuts. I l(¼d 'oai( his JcI Mit chll, sslatcoce fir IaL Ic'(cl and ( CGreg Maclsaiic. Als(> I ill)iIn.9 oti are Via uagerslÙS"ck a 11( VI1S dI< iu iibi*.Is,93 LII(Xis Lxchî 35 (Colinî Klly: 10 Mark Fi a nko; 7 liraIu1(oI Ernst; 9 Troy Webster: 17 Darcy Mitchell; 39 Daniel Maclsaac; 66 Robert Kay; 5 Matt Moll ,at; 2 Matthew Fuller; 88 Jesse Rice; 22 Nick Williamns; 1 i Kyle lialson; 99,Jake Stoekwell,: 4 Michael Wlielan and 14 De)nis Beenien. Goalie wears #29). (il uic SCc 13-i i3ow'nîaîvillc over OZroiio. (icialdi lfIn(e irst goal (>1 thicseaoasOlWs ini l)t'i 10 2 by #39 Dahiniel Bester 's~ best boosts Malsaac. Some fine stick and puck handling by num- bers 17 Darcy Mitchell, 5 Matt Moffat, 66 -Robert Kay and 9 Troy Webster. Great, defensive plays by numbers 1 1 Kyle Balson, 2 Matthew Fuller, 17 Darcy Mitchell and 99 Jake Stoekwell. I lard wýork and determina- tion by numbers 93 Lueas Leeeh., 33 Colin Kelly, 10 Mark Franko, 88 Jesse ice, 22 Nick Willianiîs and 4 Michael Whelan. Great saves by goalie Denis Beeneni. Overal ,great gaine and lots of fun. Keep up the good work weekend split SUMMARY Flrst Period no scoring Penalties: Mustangs - McCartney RO 0: 10 Second Period 1. Leafs, Landers 3 (Witheridge. Reid) 12:06 2. Mustangs, Povey 1 (Moran, Flynn) 5:51 Third Period 3. Leafs, Thompson 5 (Witheridge, Robinson) 11:06 4. Leafs, Bester 2 sh 4:38 Penalties: Leafs - Robinson RO 5:25, Halik RO 2:.22, Thompson SLIPPED 0:53, Halik RO 0:03 Mustangs - Monroe HKG 7:22, Flynn RO/USC 0:03 Shots On Goal Leafs 7 19 11 -- 37 Mustangs 2 5 4 -- Il Goal: Leafs - Bourgeois (W, Mustangs - Cammron (0-0- 0), McCarthy (0- 1-0) Scratches: Leafs - Shetier (elbow), Caruana (suspension) Att. at Manvers: approx. 88 Family Auto in OMHA's Orono Family Auto Pee Wee Leafs saw action twice in league action over the weekend. The Leafs dropped a 5-3 decision to a tough Millbrook club- in Orono Friday, October 27. It was Family Auto's first loss after five starts in the early season. Millbrook jumped into a 3-0 lead after one period of play on a 12-3 shot differential. The visi- tors led 4-2 afrer two frames. Millbrook outshot Orono 23- 18 in the match. Leafs' Bob Witheridge scored bis fifth of the season on a power play. Centre Tyler Robinson notched his third of the campaign in a losing cause. Defenceman Greg Bester scored bis first of the year and also added an assist. Bester factored offensive- ly as well in the Leafs second tough weekend matchup as they edged the hosting Manvers Mustangs 3-1 Sunday, October 28. With Orono up 2-1 the'Leaf blue- limer netted a shorthanded marker late in the game on a skiîlfully orchestrated end- to-end rush. Both clubs played scoreless hockey in the first period. The game was tied 1-1 after two frames. Orono held a com- mandîng 37-il edge in the shot total. The Leafs travel to Millbrook Thursday, November 3 for a league rematch encounter. See you there! Leaflets: .. . Considering the Leafs were missing 2 regulars from their lineup over the weekend they faired pretty well gairiing the "split" in points . .. hopefully both Greg Shetier and Brandon Caruana xiii be inserted for 1Thursday's Millbrook encounter . . . coach Witheridge had high praise for defe nceman John Whitehead's diligent work ethie in both weekend ,games ... Leafs are now 5- 1 -0 in league play and 11 -2- O on the season. . . D.S. October 29, 1995 Leafs 3 Mustangs i CLOSING TIME & DATE: (Revised) 2:00 p.m. (Local Time) Wednesday, November 15, 1995 The decision of Council to seil the surplus property wili be considered at a public meeting of Council scheduled for November 27, 1995. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.1 Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Clerk Munîcipality of Clarîngton 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett, A.M.C.T.(A) Purchasing Manager Tel: (905) 623-3379 ext. 268 Date of Publication: Wednesday, November 1. 1995 P.O. 5744 Orono Arena Happenings Parents, Tots and Seniors - Every Wednesday 2 - 3:30 Except Nov. 15, 22 and 29. This program-wiII take place on Tuesdays 2 - 3:30 in these weeksonly. UPCOMING GAMES Wednesday, November 1 6:00 p.m. BRHL Sports Shop @ Orono Apple Blossom Novices 7:00 p.m. BRHL Non Contact @ Orono Donut Gallery Atoms Thursday, November 2 8:30 p.m. BRHL Hoopers @ Orono Armstrong IGA Peewees Friday, November 3 5:00 p.m. BRHL Beaver Lumber @ Orono Geraldi Minor Tykes 6:00 p.m. BRHL Deighton @ Orono Dufferin Agg. Major Tykes 7:00 p.m. OMHA Woodville @ Orono Major Pl umbing Novices 8:00 p.m. OMHA Osh. Bruins @ Orono Accessible Designs Atoms 9:00 p.m. OMHA Port Perry @ Orono Family Auto Peewees LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Orono Mackie & Reid Midgets 3 - Woodview 1 (Exh) Newcastle 3 - Orono Armstrong IGA Peewees 1 (Exh) Orono Major Plumbing Novices 2 - Mariposa 2 Orono Accessible Design Atoms 4 - Omemee 2 Millbrook 5 - Orono Family Auto Peewees 3 Newcastle 3 - Orono Donut Gallery Atoms 1 Thurs. Town League 4 - Orono Pine Ridge Ins. Novices 0 Orono Armstrong IGA 5 - Novico 3 Orono Family Auto 3 - Manvers 1 SALE- BY TENDER SD95-3 Pursuant to By-iaw 95-22, the Council of the Municipality of Ciarington, at a mheeting-fheld on October 30, 1995, declared the property known as Orono Armouries, Part Lot 7 and 8. Block 0, Hanning Plan CG, Northwest Corner of Park and Church Streets, Orono, Ontario, to be surplus property. This property is to be sold by public tender. Alil interested individuais can obtain an information package containing the terms and conditions of the tender, f rom Lou, Ann Birkett, Purchasing Manager, at the address beiow. Sealed tenders, for offers to purchase the property, wiil be received by the undersigned in the envelope provrded. Alil off ers by tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque, money order or cash in the amount equai to 10% of the total bid. Deposits wiii be returned immediateiy after the award.