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Orono Weekly 'Fmes, Wednesly Jnay8, 1997 -5 Kinsmen Minor Bantam Toros Lose in Semi-Final On December 28, 29 and 30, Claington hosted the annual Christmnas Classic Hockey Tournament. The Kinsmen Minor Bantai Toros completed their round robin action with- out a loss, 1 win and 2 ties. The first game for the Toros was against Pickering, a rival from league play and the game proved to be another hard fought close battle with the Kinsmen winning 4-3. Their second gaine was also against another familiar team, the Richmond H ill Stars. This game was an excellent hockey gaine wlth numer ous chances at both ends. The gaine was tied after 3 periods and a 3 minute overtime solved nothing as the game ended notched at 3-3. Due to the results of other divisional play, and the tie breaker rules, Richmond Hill would finish ahead of the Toros in the event of a tie so the Toro's last round robin gaine was more for prude than anything else. The opposition was< St. Catherines who have not eamned a win to this point of the tournament. The game was a hard hitting affair with good scoring chances. The Kinsmen had a 3-1 lead a one point but watched the 2 goal lead disap- pear as St. Catherines was determined not to go home without a point. The game ended in a 3-3 tie with each team having their chance to win it in overtime. The Minor Kinsmen Toros would now meet the Kanata Squad in a semni-final matchup. The Kanata team (the eventual tournament champions), proved to be too much for the Kinsmen to handie as they out- skated, outshot and outplayed the home squad on route to a 6- 2 vlctory and a birth in the final game. The Toros can enter 1997 with their heads held high as they were beaten by a better teain and hope they can con- tinue to play the kinci of hock- ey in the new year that they dis- played in the Christmnas Classic. Weekly Scores Mînor Novice January 4 Toros 3 Pickering 3 January 4 Toros 3 Ajax 2 Parry's play predominant in Family Auto Win The OMHA Orono Fam4ly Auto Bantam Leafs emerged with a 3-2 record over the Christmnas break. Inluded in that tenure were 2 leçague victo- ries and an exhibition win. The other 2 matches were home and away exhibition losses to a strong Millbrook club., ,Recapping in chronlogical order, the Leafs dropped an 8-3 decision in Millbrook on December 19. Shots favoured the host team. by a 33-22 mar- gin. Orono picked up their 8th league win in 15 starts defeat- lng Woodville 6-3 on December 27. The visiting Leafs led 2-1 affer one and 6-2 after two peri- ods. December 29 Oronio host- ed the Manvers Mustangs in exhibition play and hung on to a 4-3 win by virtue of a Greg Shetier penalty shot tally early in- the final frame. The Mustangs held a 29-21 edge in shots. January 4 saw the visit- ing Leaf club defeat the Newcastle Stars 3-1 in league action. Orono led 1-0 after one and 3-1 after two periods. ShHots favoured the Stars 19- 16. Jamie Parry opened the scoring with his 4th on the sea- son and helped set up Orono's other 2 talles (both by Greg Shetier) In the middle frame. The Leafs hosted an exhibition rematch encounter January 5 agamnst Millbrook. Millbrook led 3-0 after one and 5-1 after two frarnes before finishing with a convincing 7-2 win over Orono. Shots favoured Millbrook 27- 22. Monday January 6 they trav- el to Sunderland for their last league encounter this season against the Wings. See you there. Leaflets. . .with only 8 skaters in the lineup in Woodville, Kyle Beacock did his Sergi Federov imitation to help his club, scor- ing no less than 5 straight goals un the match!... .Ryan Tresise eot the other marker . .. nice to see defenceman Greg Bester was back in the lineup against Newcastle Saturday afler a 15 gaine absence ... he played well taking a couple of stiff body checks and contributed offen- sively with an assist on Orono's 3rd goal... the Leafs are 9-7-0 with 1 gaine remaining in league action this season. Leafs 3 Stars 1 January 4, 1997 GAME SCORING First Period 1. Leafs,. Parry 4 (Whitehead) 5:43 Second Period 2.- Leafs, Shetler 5 (Robinson, Parry) 13:33 - 3. Leafs, Shetier 6 (Parry, Bester) 10:42 - 4. Stars, Brennan 1 (Zawislak, Leddy) 3:34 Third Feriod No Sconing Shots On Goal Leafs 2 9 5 --- 16 Stars 4 il 4--19 Goal: Leafs, Wiltshire (W, 5- 3-0), Stars. Kay (L, 0-3-0) Leaf Scratches: K. Beacock (suspension), Caruana (sus- pension), Borutksie (suspen- sion), Aldread (flu). Recycle Let Us Give It A Try Two Wins for Geraldi Insurance Geraldi Insurance Minor Tykes snatched an easy win on Friday when Skylight Donuts defaulted at the Darlington Arena. The team returned to Darlington at 6:00 a.m. Saturday morning and rolled ims 5th Wheel 3- 1, extending their undefeated streak to 9. Play in the first was sluggish wlth only one shot on net. But a hustling Jeffery Mulder (2) made a great effort to chase down a Bowmanville break- away. The second started with Jeif Feldcamp (17) just missing on a breakaway while Tom Meester (l11) and Mitchell Harding (7) both chased down hreakaways the other way. Goalie Bobby Pfanzelt (10) stopped his first shot at 10: 21 making a big save off a scramble in front. At 9:55 Bowmanville took a penalty and Noel Snow (5) had the best chance on the powerplay blast- ing a shot close in, left side. At 7:19 Brett Carms (9) scored for Orono ta king a hard shot from a sharp angle at the right circle - assist Rob Blaker (88). Alex Dentis (99) followed up the goal with a quick wraparound and Tanner Johnston (4) smoked a shot on the rebound. Kyle Geraldi (93) made two defensive clears stopping Bowmanville cold to end the second. At 11:04 of the third Alex Camipney (33) scored on a slap- shot finding the corner on a centering pass by Brett Cairns (9) (assist). Orono made it 3 at 5:12 when Nathan Smith (66) scored on a breakaway taking a forwarding pass from Jev Staples (22). Bowmanville notched their lone goal at 3:12. Great defense teai! Final Score Geraldi Ins. 3 ins 1 Shots on Goal Geraldi Ins. 9 STims 3 NOEL SNOW (5) A speedy winger with a hard shot for Geraldi Insurance. ' Dennis Pizzeria participated in-Christmas CIassi7c The Dennis Pizzeria Minor Novice Toros partlcipated in our Clarington Christmnas Classic Tournament on December 28- 30, 1996. The Toros were per- fect through the Round Robin defeating Whitby 9-2. Port Credit 3-1 and the Oshawa LNHL Bruins 4-0. There first place finish in the Round Robin matched the Toros against Belleville in one of the, se mi- final gaines. Against Belleville, Kyle Goodchild opened the scoring by tucking in a backhand shot; Chad Deighton and Brian Allore plcked up assets on the goal. Danny Morrison scored agaun before the end of the, period, assisted by Cory Prince. Stephen Bathe made t 3-0 halfway through the second, set up by Mitch McMichael. The Toros added two more goals in the third: Bian Allore from Chad Deighton and Kyle Goodchild and Danny Morison added his second froin Stephen Bathe. The 5-0 victory earned Dennis Pizzeria a berth in the final. Port Credit eamned a rematch by defeating Pickering 5-1 in the other semi-final match. The Toros gave up a breakaway and a two-on-one rush that resulted in a 2-0 deficit at the halfway point of the first period. Dennis Pizzeria came within one with two minutes remalning in the first. Adain Derks scored on a shot froin the point, assisted by Cory Prince and David Ross. Two minutes into the second perlod, Port Credit went ahead 3-1 when a centering attempt went off a Toro skate and into the net. Toros pulled within one with 18 seconds left in the sec- ond period. Danny Morrison one-timed a pass from Chad Deighton to score; Andrew Aibertini also assisted on the goal. Dennis Pizzeria tied the gaine about the halfway point of the third -period; Kyle Goodchild Orono U.c.w. Unit i Unit 1, U.C.W. enjoyed their Christinas potluck luncheon on Wednesday, December l8th. Following the bountiful meal, a brief meeting was held. "Banner Mania" was announced. ThHis workshop conducted by liturgical fabric artist, Audrey Gi Grantham takes place on Saturday, January 11lth, 1997 froin 10 a.m., to 4 p.m. at Northminster Church, Oshawa. Dorothy Barnett and Marie West led the dlevotional of Christmnas readings and carols. During the candle-lighting cer- emony, seven candies were lit representing puirity, peace, wis- dom, love, faith, hope and joy. Following the meeting, poin- settias were delivered to sever- ai members. centered a pass to Stephen Bathe who made no mistake finding the back of the net. The game remained tied 3-3 at the end of regulation time. Unfortunately for the Toros, Port Credit capitalized on a good scoring chance early in overtime, winning the game and the champlonship. Both teams should be congratulated for a great toumnament and a super final match. PUBLIC NOTICE BY-LAW NO. 93-144 FORMAL NOTICE TO CLEAN SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS Occupants and property owners are required to remove snow and ce from the public sidewalks in front of, and beside their properties within 12 hours after a fail of snow, f reezing rain, or hall and to keep them clear. These requirements apply whether or not 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 wiIl remove the snow and ce and charge the cost of such removal to the property owner's 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 will be appreciated. /V1f MUNICALITY 05 ONTARIO Dates of Publication: Wednesday, November 6 and 20, P.O. # 6010Q December 4, 1996 and January 8, February 5, and March 5, 19, 1997. Tihis Ad co»St crîiy SG-OO 007 .7 . ............. )Mý