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6 Orono Weekly Turnes, Wednesday, October 30, 1996 Mural On- Orono Arena Wall Courtesy 0f Mosport Orono Arena looks a littie bnigbter with the new mural that now adomns the south wall of the ice pad. A gift of Mosport Park, the mural depiets scenes from the various sports that the Orono Athietie Association is involved in (it is even politically correct; there are exactly four maies and four females shown in the mural). The mural was painted by Glenn Johnson, who does ail of Mosport's signs at the park. Here in the picture is Myles Brandt, track manager at Mosport, and the contact person which made the mural a reality. The St. Marys cernent Juveniles have a tie and a loss in two recent gaines against Markham and Orillia. The Toro Juveniles hosted Markham on Oct.. 14 and only a late goal by the Markham teain with just 33 seconds left on the dlock stopped them froin coin- ing away with the win. The Toros scored the only goalof the first period when Greg McMuirter scored an unas- sisted goal 61 seconds before the end of the period. In the second peiiod howev- er, Markham struck tw;ce to take a 2 - 1 lead into the final period. The gaine seemed to be winding down for a Markham win when Paul Lavallee struck for two goals in 3 minutes to take the lead before the visitors tied if up. McMurter also drew Armstrong IGA Pee Wee's pulled off a lopsided win against Roîpli Novice Hardware in a home gaine October 26. They played a strong gaine offensive- ly and a smart gaine defensive- ly and came out 7- 1 winners. They were up 2 - 0 at the end of the first on goals by # 14 Dan Tresise, assisted by #75 Mike Knapp, and #4 Rick Howe assisted by #15 Scott Wood. On the blue line, Robinson and Rypstra and Wood with Moore and Lofgren kept Novico down in shots and off the scoreboard. Kennedy in net, made some, great saves with lis glove and kept Novico frusfrated. In the second pehiod Howe scored again with a wrap around goal a t 8:00, and his bat trick goal at 7:21, bot.hassisted by #15 Scott Wood and #2 Kyle Moore. Ben Currie had several chances either just missing the net or putting if off the post. Nathan Gylytiuk worked the boards well and kepf the Novico wingers in check. The scoring continued for Orono in the third with Howe scoring bis forth at 13:30 an assist. The gaine played against Orillia was a wide open affair with the visitors finally winning 8 -7. The Toros, playing with- out some of their regular play- ers could not get ahead in this gaine finding themsQlves down 2 - 0, 6 - 2 and 8- 4 before putting together a lasf period rally scoring 3 times to make it close at the end. Scoring for the teain this night were: Nick Hand 2, Alan Lacey 2, Matt Staley, Cory Scott and McMurter. Assists to Hand 2, Staley 2, McMurter, Kris Kruminenacher, Darryl Wrigbt and J.C. Kerwin. The Toros now go on the road for four gaines before host- ing Bradford at Darlingtonon Nov. 16. assisted by #44 Adamn Rypst.ra. Orono racked up a few penalties in the third with #91i Sbawn Dejong going off for 4 minutes for roughing Orono continued f0, put points on the board with goal #6 scored top shelf by #88 J.P. Pisani froin Tresise at 13:00 minutes. Tresise would score Orono's 7th and final goal froin #9 Robinson and #11 Cumre with 1:51 remaining. t was beginning to look like a shut out for Kennedy but Novico put on some press ure at the end of the period and scored their only goal with 41 seconds remnaining. The final score was \7-. See and Be Seen -Best Trick on Halloween t ta kes more than letting the skeleton ouf of the closet and onto the front door to get ready for Halloween. Whether you have cbildren of your own or plan to stay home and shell out freats to the neigbbourhood. inake sure you're ready for this ghoulish event., Clear the area around your house of anything that might be broken, stolen or cause injury to a parent or cbild. Switch on sonie lights outside so that trick-or-treaters can easily make their way to your door. Designate specific treating hours before your children leave the bouse. Supervision may be necessary depending upon the age and inaturity of the child. Sinaîl cbildren should be accompanied by a respo nsible adult while older cbildren are advised to travel in groups and stay together. Costumes are safest when they are flame-proof or fire resistant, light coloured, and equipped witb reflective tape on both the front and back. Make- up is the most preferable mask as other kinds tend to obscure vision. If your cbild insists on wearing mask, enlarge the eye holes so that (she can see in ahl directions. Make sure your cbild isn't going to trip over the costume and enco urage huma or her to walk in a pair of sturdy shoes. Riding a bike is neyer a good idea, costumes have a way of getting caught in the spokes. Make--believe props such as knives ai-d swords are not rec- ommended either, they can injure your child in a fail or hurt someone else. Every child should carry a flashlight to belp drivers see thein as they walk along the street. Trick-or-treaters should walk on sidewalks whenever possible. Avoid walking betweeni parked cars, running across yards or throuigh emiipty parking lots. Trick-or-treat on onie side of the street and then cross safely fth le other side. Make sure your kids eat din- ner before they go out gala- vanting. T'his waythey won't be seduced into eating any sweets before you've had an opportunity to sort through the candy. You'll find sorting the candy works to everyone's best interest, namely yours! Remind cbildren not to enter the home of anyone they dot know. Atom Reps Clip F.F. Flyers Wings The Accessible Design Atomns 7:2 i 2>-,ymnczk scored from travelled to Fenelon Falls M(-rcie-r [kenelon went up one Sunday, Oct. 27 to play the ever agairi 'il 6:40 which caused tough Flyers. Orono came out some pushing around the net flying and were ail around the and roughing penalties handed Fenelon net. Fenelon scored out to both teams. Szymczak first though at 6:37 but Orono got bis HAT TRICK goal at 3:31 rebounded and got it back with putting if top sheif off a pass #10 Jeff Mercier scoring from fromn Allun. With the score 5 #8 Kyle Allin and #3 Justin 5 it was beginning to look like Szymczak. Fenelon then put last goal before the buzzer on the pressure and scored 2 would be the winner. Jamie in a row on Martin who played Whitehead in net fo r the sec- the first haîf of the game. The ond haif had to'make some big boys continued to work h'ir.,d saves like bis counterpart Kevin and it paid off with 8 seconds Martin had. The excitement left Szymczak from Mercier continued with Fenelon going brought them one goal dloser. up 6- 5 witb 4 seconds remain- (3-2). ing in-the second period. t was not the goalies night. The third period belonged to, as the scnre continued to rise in Orono with #l11 Greg Dunham the second period. This despite scoring froin #93 Nathan good defensive play by Gregg Caruana and #2 Kyle Cox at and Price, Williams and Martin 9:29. This tîed the gamne once and Pisani and Moffat on the again. Orono went ahead to blue line. #88 Chris Robinson stay with the game winner tied the gaine at 9:38 as he kept scored at 2:53 by Kyle Alun- poking at a shot by Richter and assisted by Justin Szymczak. Beacock. Fenelon broke the tie Whitehead had to, make a big once agamn with a goal at 8:13. big save late in the period and Hard work, good skating and Orono hung on to beat the shooting kept Orono in the Flyers by a score of 7- 6. gaine and once again tied it. At PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS AMENDMENTS TO THE FORMER TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE BY LAW 86-112 being a By-law to establish a street name map and a streef name inventory for roads -n the former Town of Newcastle, now the Municipality of Clarington. Pursuant f0 Chapter 210 (111) of the Municipal Acf, notice is hereby gîven of a meeting f0 be held on November 18, 1996 f0 consider a proposed amendment to By-law 86-112. The proposed amendment would have the following eff ect: 1) change the streef name of that portion of "Regional Road No. 14" northerly from Taunton Road f0 Concession Road 7 f0 "Liberty Street North"; 2) change the streef name of that portion of "Regional Road No. 14" easterly and wifhin Lots 9 and 10, former Township of Darlingfon f0 "Concession Road 7"; 3) change the streef name of that portion of "Regional Road No. 14" northerly from Concession Road 7 to Concession Road 8 f0 "Clemens Road"; 4) change the street name of that portion of "Regional Road No. 14" easferly and wifhin Lots 7 and 8, former Township of Darlington fo "Concession Road 8"; and 5) change the street name of that portion of "Regional Road No. 14" northerly from Concession Road 8 f0 Regional Road No. 20 f0 "Bethesda Road". Explanafions and details of the properties affecfed may be obtained, during normal office hours, from the office of the Planning and Development Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, or by calling Bob Russell of fhe Planning and Developmenf Departmenf af 623-3379. The meeting required pursuant to Chapter 210 (Section 111) of the Municipal Acf will be held as follows: DATE: TIME: PLACE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1996 9:30 a.m. Council Chambers, Municipal Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville Council shahl hear any person who dlaims that he/she will be adversely affected by the proposedi by-law and who applies f0 be heard by contatn h Clerk's Department prior f0 Nov. 13, 1996 at 12 Noon.1 M1,MNrNICALIrY OF ONTARIO Date 0f Publication: WJednpe'dav October 9, Octo ber 16, OctobCr 2,'5 October 30, 1996 Patti Barrie, A.M.C.T., Cierk Municipalify of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 3A6 P.O.#5457 St. Marys Cernent Toros Juveniles have a tie and a loss Armstrong IGA Pee Wee Hockey News