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Orono Weely Tvinies, Wednesday, Novemiber 20, 1996 - 5 Geraldi Insurance Smokin' after WinITie Geraldi Insurance Minor ... or while onh Tykes hosted a rematdh exhibi- time scoring - sh, tion game, Friday, against a hot lis knees to put Bowmanville team the Orono At 3:29 Buille1 guys (and girl) cooled them off Orono answered leading most of the game, but, pressure for the ended up with a 4-4 ite. utes, firing five Buille scored first at 14:09 goals. after goalie Alex Campney (#33) Great game turned in a big Save. Coachi score Orono 4 E Blaker gently reminded the Shots guys (and girl). that the game Orono 1 had started and they respond- ed! At 7: 10 Jeff Feldcamp (# 17), The Geraldi '] a liustler ail game, was sprung easy win early Si on a breakaway, firing in with a Bowman Orono's first goal ... a smoker. Coachi Blaker1 Bad news for Buille - the scrimmage- fina Geraldi pressure was swtched 4, Blues 1. 0k. on. Only seconds later Kyle of the game was Geraldi (#93) worked lis way to stick save by a breakaway, just missiflg. Pfanzelt (#10) foi orono took the lead at 5:21 when Nathan Smith (#66) scored blasting a shot from 20 feet out picking the corner. Tlie second started with Jef Feldcamp (#17) making two good clears out of the zone, set- ting up a chance by Sam Baxter (#14), on a scramble in front. Oronos chances continued witli Mitchell Harding (#7) on a breakaway and a liardshot from the slot by Brett Cairns (#9). Buille tied the score at 7:28 (breakaway). At 4:28 Orono jumped ahead when a liard sliot by Tom Meester (#11) found the mark after a defen- sive lapse by Buille. Early in tlie third (14:40), the red -shirts tied the score again (breakaway). But at 13:25 Bobby Pfanzelt (#10) wlio's Alex Ce proved he can score standing 'a red hc his back... this tooting while on .t Orono ahead. tied it up and ,d with constant elast three min- eshots, but no eteam! Final Buille 4 .on Net 10 Buille 9 ?ykes posted an, Sunday morning wnille no-show. had the team El score, Wvhîtes ..the higliliglit sa lightning fast ,goalie Bobby r the Whites! ampney ot goalie' TOROSm, HOCKEzà'âY HOLIDAY INN LOSES A CLOSE ONE November 2 Ai Daringion Bantam Toros Wh itby 3 Toros 2 The niglit of Novemiber 2nd saw the Holiday Inn Toros tan- gle with the Whitby Wildcats for the second lime this season. In the previous game the Toros prevailed by a 5-2 score how- ever, this time the Whitby team came out on top. The Toros came out like gangbusters and took a 1 -0 lead 33 seconds into the game on a nice goal by Ian Sinclair, who beat the Whitby goalie with a quick wristshot to the glove side! Blake Aylsworth put another one between the pipes later in the first period at 13:22. This was however, the only scoring the Toros would do this niglit as Whitby came back in the second with two goals at 1:31 and 4:46 to tie the game. Whitby clinched the game at 5:09 of the third on a power play goal as once again penal- ties hurt the Toros. NO SILVER STICK FOR HOLIDAY INN November 8 ai Darlingion Oshawa 3 Toros 1 1The Silver Stick qualifier tourniament began on the niglit of November 8th for the Holiday Inn Major Bantam Toros. The Toros took on a fast skating Oshawa squad and the teams were pretty well evenly matched until the thîrd peniod. Oshawa scored at 2:22 and then Adam Barrabal lied it up for the Toros at 4:34 on a nice move that completely fooled the Oshawa goalie. Ten seconds later however, Oshiawa pulled ahead again to stay. The Toros pulled their goalie in the last minute but, Oshawa potted an empty netter witli 48 seconds left on the dlock to prevail 3-1. November 9 ai Garnet Riokard ai 1:00 p.m. Ajax 4 Toros 4 Saturday afternoon saw the Toros take on Ajax but, this time the Toros were able to sal- vage a 4-4 tie to remain in con- tention. The Ajax teamwere leading 4-1 until 8:09 of the third when Adam Barrabal notched bis second of the after- noon. Andrew Garrard made it 4-3 at 10: 50 on a nice shot from just inside the blue hune. Then, Blake Aylsworth tied it up at 12:51 to force a 3 minutes over- time but no furtlier scoring Look place. November,9 ai Garnet Rickard ai 11:00 p.m. Milon 5 Toros 4 Saturday niglit the Toros went mnto a mougt wifl situation against the Milton Winterhawks however, despite solid goal- tending by jeff Croke, it just wasn't meant to be. Ricli Kearns and Mait Stout scored at 00:19 and 8:14 of the first, respectively, followed by Blake Aylsworth at 9:48 of the third and Adamn Barraball at 14:27 of the same frame, This forced overtime once again but, needing to win forced the Toros to pull their goalie. Milton found the net with 18 seconds left in overtime to force the Toros out of the Silver Stick tournamtent. SCOREBOARD Novice Additional N ov, il - Au ro ra2 To ros 2 Nov. 16 - Newmarket 3 Toros 5 Nov. 17 - Barrie 4 Toros 1 Minor Novice Nov. 16 - Richmond Hill 1 Toros 2 Nov. 17 - Vaughan 3 Toros 5 Atom Additional Nov. 14 - Newmarket 1 'Toros 2 Nov. 16 - Richmond Hilli0OToros 2 Minor Bantam Nov. 13 - Whitby 3 Toros 2 Nov. 16 - Ajax 6 Toros 5 Nov. 17 - Richmond Hi 6 Toros 2 Bowmanville Business And Professional Club News The October meeting of the Bowmanville Business and Professional Club was held on October l7th, 1996 at Silk's Cafe. Due to a death in the family the President Judy Hagerman was absent so Irene Konzelmann took charge of the meeting. After a delicous din- ner enjoyed by 13 members and five guests, Barbara Hicks introduced the speaker Phillippa Schiegelow. Pillippa Schiegelow spoke about Annie E.C. Highbee who lived in the house Phllippa Schîegelow ha s lived in for 20 years. This old house is across the street from the Anglican Church in Newcastle. Annie E.C. Highbee became one of the first female doctors in Ontario, practiced in Peace River to travelers and natives, returned to Ontario, practiced in Newcastle, went to Burlington to live with her son after lier husband died and died in a rest home in Milton wlien she was nearly 101 years old. Years ago women were not accepted on Colleges or medical schools. It was not until 1880 that Victoria College in Cobourg admitted women. In 1852 Emily Stowe became first female principal of a school and in 1864 graduated from a med- ical scliool in New York and practiced medicine illegally in Toronto. Barbara Hicks thanked the speaker and pre- sented lier witli a gift. The Bowmanville Business and Professional Club will miss one of our members. Leslie Pon Tel- is leaving Bowmanville in November to live in London, England. Good luck on your new venture. .The November meeting of the Bowmanville Business and Professional Club will be on November 21, 1996 at Silk's Cafe, 73 King Street West. 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