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4-Orono Wee1-ly 'fîmes,WeesaJnry1,96 Mvackie And Reid Midgets The Mackie and Reid Midgets finished off 1995 on a high, winnîng their last two ganies. The Midgets took on the first place team, Bowmanville IGA on December 12th. In a sioppy affair which featured, a lot of neutral zone play, Grant Esier (from Brett Maartense and BJ Hackett), Wade Peacock (from John Noble) and Devon Witheridge (from Dan Frew) scored for Orono, as they out- lasted the Bowmanville teamn 3-2. The last game of '95 found Orono at home to Woodview. Backstopped by a strong game from Scott Sawyer, Orono won 5-0. After a scoreless first, Orono exploded for a three goal sec- ond. After buzzing around the Woodview zone for most of the shift, Wade Peacock, opened the scoring, assisted by Grant Esler. Two minutes later Guy Tousignant scored from just outside the crease to make it 2-0, Tom Wakefield and Devon Witheridge draw- ing assists. BJ Hackett rounded out the second peri- od assault, assisted by Brett Maartense and Tom Wakefield. Orono proceeded to two more in the third as just 24 seconds into the period Guy Tousignant stole the puck and went down on a helpless Woodview goalie. Pulled down from behînd by a des- perate defenseman, Guy scored while sliding on his back.* Grant Esler scored the fifth and final Orono goal, sent in on a partial break by Brett Maartense and Tom Wakefield. This Week's Player's -of the Week for Geraldi's Is. Minor.Tykes #39 Daniel Maclsaac #93 Lucas Leech #66 Robert Kay Congratulations Robert on your second hat-trick. #88 Jesse Rice - e . .. ..... ee* 1es CLEAHUNG UP THE WORLD STARTS AT Beacock Assiste In FamiIy Auto Exhibition, Tour, Prepping for the playoffs, the Orono Family Auto Leafs won three straigbt exhibition matches in OMHA Pee Wee action this past week. Tuesday, January 2 the Leafs hosted Osbawa's LNHL Canadiens and coasted to a 5-2 victory. Greg Shetler scored a pair 'witb John Halik. Tyler Robinson, Jeif Thompson, and Bob Witheridge adding singles. Leafs outsbot the Canadiens 24-,15. Friday, January 5 Orono hosted the Bobcaygeon Cougars, beating them by a 5-2 score. Jeif Thompson, Tyler Robinson, Greg Bester, Brandon Caruana, and Paul Landers were the Leaf marks- men. Orono held a 26-15 edge in shots in this contest. Saturday, January 6 saw the Leafs travel to Oshawa and defeat the LNHL Bruins 5-3. Orono got an early jump on Oshawa leading 4-1 after one period. However the Bruins fought back and made a garne of it outshooting Orono 22-20. Bruins fougbt back and made a game of it out- shooting Orono 22-20. Leaf forward Andrew Beacock had a strong performance in the match contributing two assists. The speedy winger is having a fine rookie season averaging just under a point a game. He's among the top four on the club witb a shoot- ing accuracy of 19.23% and bas played in ail but one of bis team's 36 games thus far. Next game for Orono is a league encounter in Little Britain Monday, January 7 against the Mariposa Lightning. Sec you there! Leaflets. . . Local sources say injured Leaf Brandon Hilîs will be rejoining the club in practice this Wednesday!. .if all goes well with bis shoulder he should be game ready the following week ... utility player Jamie Parry filled in admirably as a defenceman this past week due to a noticeably depleted Leaf lineup ... blueliner Greg Bester let bis presence be known offensively this past week cuntributing a goal and five assists!. . - a rather noticeably boisterous and welcomed Leaf booster was netminder Matt Bourgeois' grandmother who was down from Timmins and took in both Friday and Saturday games ... D.S. January 10, 1996 Leafs 5 Bruins 3 (Exhibition) SUMMARY First Period. 1. Leafs, Witheridge 9 (Caruana, Landers) 5:13 2. Leafs, Reid 3 (Shelter, Beacock) 4:53 3. Leafs, Shelter 7 (Beacock, Bester) 4:19 4. Leafs, Robinson 8 (Witbeidgcie, B3ester) 3:17 5. Bruinis, Harding 1 (Twinning) 1: 13 Second Period 6. Leafs, Witheridge 10 (Caruana) 7:02 7. Bruins, Bonner 1 pp 0:31 Penalties: Leafs - Witheridge HDG 5:30, Witheridge ELB 2:11,.Caruana RO 0:08, TBM 0:00 Bruins - Thrasher USC 9:19, Curran RO 0:08 Third Period 8. Bruins, Twinning 1 (Thrasher, Bennett) 11:19 Penalties: Leafs- Bester RO/RO/INT 14:08, Shetier RO/RO 14:08, Caruana RO 2:36 Bruins - Harding RO/RO/INT 14:08, Bonner RO/RO 14:08, Walker INT 10:28, Walker ELB 3:50, Burroughs RO 2:36, Bennett CC/M 1:20. Shots On Goal Leafs 94 7 -20 Bruins 10 5 7 - 22 Goal: Leafs - Bourgeois (W, 9-0-1) Bruins - Bodner [0-0-0) Mercer (L, 0- 1-0) Att. at Oshawa Childrens' Arena: approx. 47 80 King St. W. Bowmanville I 697-2546 Orono Arena Happenings PUBLIC SKATING EVERY SUNDAYS -- 2:30 - 4:00 PARENTS, TOTS AND SENIORS -- WEDNESDAYS 2:00- 3:30 UPCOMING GAMES Monday, January 8 9:30 p.m. Horners @ Orono Mackie & Reid Midgets Wednesday, January 10 6:00 p.m. Orono Pine Ridge Ins.Novices @ Orono - Apple Blossom Novices 7:00 p.m. CRHL T-Mac, @ Orono - Donut Gallery Atoms Thursday, January il 8:30 p.m. CRHL McGregors @ Orono - Armstrong IGA Peewees Friday, January 12 5:00 p.m. Newcastle Photo @ Orono - Geraldi Ins. Minor Tykes 6:00 p.m.-Sports Exchange @ Orono - Dufferin Agg. Major Tykes 7:00 p.m. Ops @ Orono - Major Plumbing Novices 8:00 p.m. Millbrook @ Orono - Accessible Designs Atoms 9:00 p.m. Omemee @ Orono - Family Auto Peewees Saturday, January 13 7.00 pan. CRHL Braggs @ Orono - Pine Ridge'Ins. Novices LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Orono Geraldi Ins. Minor Tykes 8 - Beaver 1 Orono Dufferin Agg. Major Tykes 1 - A & R 1 Orono Major Plumbing Novices 5 - Bobcaygeon 1 MR. SUB 3 - Orono IGA Peewees 1 Braggs 7 - Orono Pine Ridge Ins. Novices 3 Orono Major Plumbing Novices 2 - Port Hope 1 Orono Family Auto Peewees 5 - Oshawa Canadians 1 Orono Mackie & Reid Midgets 2 - Wallace Auto 0 BY-LAW NO. 93-144 FORMAL NOTICE TO CLEAN SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS Occupants and property owners are required to remove snow and ice from the public sidewalks in front of, and beside their properties within 12 hours after a fail of snow, freezing ramn, or hail and to keep them clear. These requpirements apply whether or flot a house or any other building is erected on the property. If you fail to clear and keep clear the entire surface of sidewalks abutting your property, the Municipality wiII remove the snow and ice and charge the cost of such removal to the property owners realty taxes. Clearing snow and ice makes the Municipalitys sidewalks safer for ALL pedestrians. Your co-operation in keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice AT ALL TIMES wilI be appreciated. MUI NCIPALITY OF ONTARIO IDate of P ublication: Wednesday ,January 10, 1996 PO0. 5749 Stephen's Sporting Goods