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6 - Oronlo Wely imes, Wednesday, February 12, 19-97Dý Geraldi Insurance wins two, ON Geraldi Insurance Minor Tykes bumped Tlms 5th Wheel 6-1 on Frlday nlght. A sluggisb start found the team down 1-0 at the end of the first. Goalie Tomnmy Meester (].1) made 3 outstandlng saves to keep Orono close. At 14:24 of the second, Tanner Johnston (4) jammed in Orono's first goal. back- handlng in a rebound. Kyle Geraldi (93) scored at 6:39 picking up a rebound and snapping in a shot. Brett Cairns (9) opened the third scoring at 12:41 on a breakaway,- be scored his second at 3:37 on a long shot from the blueline that fooled the goalie. Taneer Johnston. (4) flnlshed the scoring witb bis second of the game at 0:52 when he fired in a shot from 10 feet out. Assists: Brett Cairns (9) and Rob Blaker (88). Final Score: Geraldi Insurance 6 - 5th Wheel 1 Final Shots: Geraldi Insurance 9 - 5th Wheel 6 Game two, Sunday after- noon in Bowmanvllle, saw Geraldi Insurance win a cliffhanger 2-0 over C.I.B.C. Oronio scored their two goals on the last shift of the third to pull out the win. Tommy Meester (11) scored the game wlnner at 2:31 after. blowing by two defensemen, sliding the puck into the corner. Kyle Geraldi scoredthe insurance goal with only 2 seconds left. Both goals unassisted. As of January lst Orono Macle & Red Mîdgets stood with a record of 3-3-3. In January in 5 games we have gone wth 2 losses and 3 wlns, wlth the last win com- lng Monday, February 3rd agalnst Raminor. Orono opened the game wlth a fast goal from Devon Wtherldge on'a solo effort and bythe end of the period Orono was ahead by 2, on a goal by B. J. Hackett. Ramnor replied with a goal in the second to end the scor- tng and the game ended 2-1 as time ran out. A strong outing by Scott Sawyer in the Orono net sal- vaged the win. On January 15 Orono trav- elled to Burford, nortb of' Brantford wth a goalie and 10 skaters. This was an O.M.H. A. tournament. In the first game we were defeated 4- 1 by Durham. In a tough physîcal game our lone goal scored by Jamie Richter. In game two we played a pret- ty cocky teamr out of Thornhill, who took a quick lead 1-0, but in the second we scored two - Devon Wltheridge from Shawn Hentig and Jamie Ricbter from Scott Logan and Dan F rew. In the third period tied at 2-2 - Withenidge score from B. J. Hackett and 2 minutes Kevin Griffin (39) worked hard ahl game, breaking up C.I.B.C. plays. Nathan Smith (66),powered bis way to a breakaway but was denied by the buzzer; Rob Blaker (88) forced two good saves on two breakaways. The defensemen Mitchell Harding (7), Jeffery Mulder, (2). Jev Staples, (22) and Jeff Feldcamp (17) played great, letting only one break slip by ýand goalie Alex Campney came up big wlth the shutout. Final Score: Geraldi Insurance 2 - C.I.B. C. 0 Final Shots: Geraldi Insurance il - C.I.B.C. 5 KEVIN GRIFFIN (39) Our big, strong, bardwork- Ing center for Geraldi Insurance. later Grant Esler from Hentig for a 4-2 win and great goal- tending by Scott Sawyer.' Game 3 Consolation Championsbip against Paris,, the boys caugbt fire early with two qulck goal s. Esler from Brett Maartense and Jeremy Stolosa and Maartense from Esler and Hackett. Final score 7-1. Orono other goals Esier finlsbed wltb 4, 1 asslst; Maartense 2 goals, 2 assists; Dale Frew 1 goal; assists to Stoklosa witb 4. Winning the "B" Championship. I would lîke to personaîly thank Joe Hentig who bas been on the bench witb me for 3 years as tramner for Mackle & Reid and also wisb hlm and bis family ail the best as be slides into retire- ment on the shores at Bobcaygeon. Thanks Joe. FUTURE GAMES: Monday, February 10 Orono vs Wallace Tuesday, February 18 [GA vs Orono Monday, Marcb 3 Orono vs Horner's Monday, Marcb 10 Orono vs IGA. Recycle R It Always Come§ in Threes The start of this expedi- tion1 goes bâck to last Wednesday or 'ibursday with our mornîng r@ading of the Toronto Star. 0f course the front page, the editorial and feature items and a browse through the entertalnment section. Since ret1rifig it has been our intention to take in some of the jazz clubs in the city s0 we do scan the comlng events column pertaining to jazz. We are now somewbat famîliar wltb the names of the clubs, and some of the entertainers. Itjust s0 happens that we neyer got around to maklng the move until last week when we-were able to rol three features Into one trip to the city. Paradise Inn, Queen/Parliament area, was offering Sunday brunch along wlth Charnie and her jazz singîng. The location was of great interest as it was no more than ten minutes-to the Leslie Street Spit and bird watching. This was a natural - Itjust had to be a 'go' and a *go' it was. Paradis e nn we found to be most comfortable as to decor, service and most impo rtant a extensive menu for S undlay Brunch. Our cholce was Eggs Benedict and most enjoyed along -with Charnies keyboard and singing. Her program opened witb "The Way You Smile" and continued with selections from the thirties. t is sur- prising how some of those son gs have beld up over the periodof time. The program indeed was ligbt j azz and for me enjoyable. Comlng back to the car my heart skipped a beat wben I saw a card tucked under the wlper. "What a ticket for park- ing on Sunday?" It read "You Could Have Been A Victim". You can real- ize this encouraged me to read on! t was from the Community Response, Unit, 51 Division, of the Toronto Police Department in part- nership witb the Office of AI Leach, M.P.P. St. George - St. David. We have read about Si Division and Ai Leach is that well-known Captain of the proposed Toronto Mega City sbip. It was about helping figbt tbeft from vehicles outlining points to belp offset such thefts of which some I had not followed. Breathing a sigh of relief t was off to the Leslie Street Spit to join other birdwatch- ers, walkers, runners, bikers and bladers. SThe Spit is an interesting piece of property some five to six kîlometers in lengtb. t has been developed over a number of years with the deposit of dlean rubble, old cement, pavement, earth etc. into the lake. Man bas no more than Ievel led the rubble and left nature then to do its own tbing. As a result it bas become home to wildlife. Birdwatchers have been out in force of late due to the variety and number of owls wintering on the Spit. Our first sighting was a Snowy Owl sitting on the ice in a cove. It is not unusual for owls to sit on, the ice under certain conditions. Moles and mice venture out on the ice and thus become easy prey. t happened with this Snowy for ft flew off with its catch to perch, on a- post for lunch. Comling back along the Spit we enjoyed a Kest rel hov- ering above and streaking into the high weeds on a number of occasions for its prey. No success. Our last slgbting of the day was another Snowy attract- ing spectator attention as It sat on the roof of a haif-ton pick-up near the entrance to the Spit. More than- enougb for this week. U. C.WIN# 3 N E W S The ladies of Unit #3 beld their February meeting Tuesday, February 4 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Gunter, Division Street, Orono. There were 10 mem- bers and 3 visitors present. Their leader' Isabelle wel- comed everyone and read some bumorous readings. Joyce Gray read previous minutes and took todays minutes, in absence of Rutb Allin. We welcomed a new mem- ber Mrs. Kilpatrick, and two members from The United Churcb Archives. Margaret gave the treasur- ers report and Isabelle con- ducted a lengtby busines's period. Dorothy Barnett and Thelma Vagg brougbt a very înteresting talk and display of history and pictures. Ladies were tbanked. Isabelle closed the meeting witb prayer and everyone tbanked Margaret and Muriel for their delicious lunch. Ail ladies answered roll cal with each one sendlng sick and shut-in former members a pretty valentine. ?cfl 7/4 S1kCCW %le4ùee ~4ttZ~45~ee Jewellers Ltd. Your Family Jeweller for Over .50 Yeors 39 King St. West Bowmariville 623-5747 HOURS:- Mon. -Thnrs. 9 C Fri.9 -9 Sat. 9 -5 Goldsmith and Watchmaker on Premîises Mackie & Reid Midgets in 1997