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Orono Weekly Minies, Wednesday, Novexnber 22, 1995 - 5 Geraldi Ins. 'Snaps' up goals Regional Chair Gary Herrema Loses Fight Against Cancer against Newcastle P-hoto Geraldi Insurance played some awesome hockey this weekend. The first game, on November 17 'against Newcastle Photo was a blow out zone!! Robert Kay #66 was at bis fînest scoring 4 goals. Robert's hard-work and deter- mination rewarded him with his first career "bat trick"~. You deserved if Robert. Keep up the good work! Michael Whelan #4 was again close to his first "bat trick" scoring 2 goals. His sharp shooting and playmak- ing proves to be bis strongest assets. Good job Michael! #14 Denis Beene, #17 Darcy Mitchell, #5 Matt Moffat and # il Kyle Balson all scored a goal to give Geraldi Insuiranceý( anotber victory. Exceýllent work guys!!! Our goaltendinig this week was by #29 Colin Kelly. Colin's quick reflexes and goaltending abilities kept us number one on the score- board. Good going Colinf!! Orono Minor Tyjke Leafs "eat up" SkyIlght Donuts 5-2 On Saturday, November l8th Geraldi Insurance went bead to head against the undefeated Bowmanville Skyligbt Donuts. ln tbe first period #4 Michael Wbelan's long shot managed to sneak past the goalie, assisted by # il Kyle Balson and #2 Matthew Fuller. Team work certainly pays off!! Goal number two was by # 17 Darcy Mitchell on a clear breakaway. Darcy's stick- harodling and pin point accu- racy made for a great goal. Darcy's second goal, just minutes later, was like an instant replay. Assisted by. #88 Jessie Rice, Darcy picked the puck up at our blue line, jumped over an opponents stick, flew down the ice, shot on net, missed, b ut was able f0 pick up the rebound and score!! Good work Darcy!!! Goal number four by #9 Troy Webster whistled past Bowmanville's goalie in the second period, assisted by #66 Robert kay. Good shot Troy! SGoal number five came from a blistering slap shot by #4 Michael Whelan. A great pass by #93 Lucas Leech gives bim the assist. Good going!! Our Orono Leafs play bet- ter and better every week! Great coaching staff and fan tumnout make this hockey so much fun! We will be returning on December 1. 1995 after a short break in our game schedule. FamiIy Auto douses- Flames with Bourgeois' 2nd shutout The Orono Family Auto lineup next week . .. bluelin- Leafs blanked the Ops ers Brandon Hilîs and John Flames 3-0 in OMH-A PeeWee Wb7itebead put in solid efforts action Friday, Novemnber 17.' in Friday's win . .. justa In two meetings tliis seasont reminder to parents about Leafs' netminder Matt the OAAA's non-perishable Bourgeois bas yet to allow a food donations drive com- goal against Ops. His cluib's mencing Friday nigbts 7-9 first encounter resuilted in a p.m. until December 15 at the 7-0 shiellacking of the host- Orono arena . .. the dona- ing Flames. Both teams tions will be passed on to thE played scoreless hockey for Clarington Food Bank thé first two periods in D.S. Friday's matchup. Orono November 17, 1995 Marksmen in thie final frame Leafs 3 Flames 0 were Bob Withieridge with his SUMMARWY ninth of the campaign. First Peniod Brandon Caruana with bis no scoring eighth and Andrew Beacock Penalties: Leafs- LanderE with bis third. Final shots INT 4:35 favoured the Leafs by a 24-12 Second Period margin. Thursday, November no scoringo 16 Orono travelled t0 Penalties: Leafs - Halik INI Millbrook and dropped an 8- 3 decision to a very toughi club., In fcour imeetings this season the Leaýfs have only managed a tie while losing three. Orono bas a very busy schedule commencing Monday, November 20 as they play in Maniposa against FUNER.U the Lightning. Friday, SERVING OUFI November 24 they host a league game and Saturday, FUNEF November 25 theyre in a PRE-ARRA Manvers tournament. See 'Wfere Profession, you tere!Furi you tere!Paul R. Morr Leallets ... Tyler Robinson Gar y M. Convi was missing lrom Friday's ANSWI;IING' action with a rib injury sul 6 Iered earlier in the day play 6 ing a littie "pick tip" hockey 4D with Pat, and thé boys! . .. BOM Tyler sbould bc bdIk in the Regional Chair Gary Herrema passed away at his home Monday night after a long battie with cancer. 1Mr. Herrema, 57, had held the Regîonal Chair's position since December 1980. He was widely acclaimed and respected in government circles for his visionary leadership, and forthrigbtness on issues. He had previously held a suc- cession of public offices, among them Mayor of the Township of Uxbridge, and prior to Regional Government, as Deputy Reeve of Scott Township and a member -of the Council of the County of Ontario. In addition to his numerous regional responsibilities, he was active in many other organizations, having served on the Board of GO Transit, and on the Board of the Association of Municipalites of Ontario. He was a serving member- of the Durham Region Police Services Board and was Past President of the Association of Counties and Regions of Ontario. Deepest Sympathies go out to his wife Helen, son Ron and wife Mary Anne, daughter Beth and husband Robin, son Howie and wife Liz, and his five grandchil- dren. Mr. Herrema is resting at Low and Low Funeral Home, 1763 Reach,%Street, Port Perry. Visitation -wîll be 6:48 Flames- Richards SI 7:45 Third Period 1. Leafs, Witheridge 9 (Caruana) 12:53 2. Leafs, Caruana 8 (Bester) 12:04 3. Leafs, Beacock 3 (Reid) 3:30 Penalties - Leafs- Landers CC 8:07, Shetler CHG 2:29 Shots On Goal Leafs 3 13 8 -- 24 Flames 3 4 F3- - 12 Goal: Lecafs - Bourgeois (W, 8-2-1) Flames -Boukeboom (0-0-0) Lynch (L, 0-2-0) Scratches: Leafts - Robinson (nib injury) Att. at Orono: approx. 68 in ts a it le ie s JT IHAM REGION SINCE 1841 ERAL SERVICES INGED & PREPAID nafLtiquette is Important" neral Directors ris Robert E. WriiIams vay Doug R. Rutherford YOUR CA\[L 24 H{)URS i23-5480 DIVISION ST. MMAINIVILLE Wednesday, November 22 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The funeral service will be held at Trinity United Churcb, 20 First Street, Uxbridge on Thursday, November 23 at 2:00 p.m., followed by a private intem- ment and private reception. The family appreciates that well-wishers may wish to express their condolences in person, but would be grate- fui if their need for a period of complete privacy -follow- ing the service is respected. In lieu of flowers, expres- i!II sions of sympathy may be made by contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society, or the Cottage Hospital (Uxbridge), 4 Campbell Dr., Uxbridge, Ontario, L9P 1S4. Gary Herrema was tire- less in his lifelong efforts to serve his community, often at great personal cost. 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