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____________________________________________________________________ Orono Wee1~1yTimes. Wednesday. March 26, 1997 - 5 Geraldi Ins. play-off bound Geraldi Insurance Minar Tykes played an exhibition gaine against Skyllte - -their ast game before the playoffs. Orono came out flylng build- Ing a 3-0 lead but let the gaine get away loslng 7-5. Goal scorers: Nael Snow (5) at 12:07 (lst), 2:10 (2nd); Alexander Derlis (99) at 11: 12 (lst; Brett Cairns(«0 at 5:01 (lst); Jeif Feldcamp (17) at 1:26 (3rd). 1Assists: Rab Blaker (88). Tanner Jolinston (4). Brett Cairnis (9), Bobby Pfanzelt (10). Orano took a penalty at 11:49 (2nd). Final score: Geraldi 5 Skylite 7 - Shots: Geraldi 15 Skylite 10. Awesome season team! It looks like the Orono Tykes, flnflshed second in the stand- ings, one point out of first place - not bad, eh? Some of the Bowmanville teains rely on one or two players for their wlns - Orono showed that a team effort can get the job done: scaring, defense, goal- tending was spread riglit across the team and every player contributed. Congratulations ta coachi Gord Blaker, assistant Rab Harding and Steve Campney lots of leadership, liard work and yes, patience! JEVON STAPL ES (22) Our hardworking, puck- clearing, toothless defense- man for Geraldi Insurance. by Phyllis Lowery It lias certainly not been very springllke this past week, it remains cold but at least the days have been briglit. It certainly lias been ideal conditions, most evenings ta observe the comet Hale-Bott. We liaven't even had ta go out of the house ta watcli it. It lias shone brlglitly in the north-western sky. On Sunday niglit I watclied the eclipse of the moon fram aur living roam wlndow, it took 2 liaurs ta almost caver the moon with sliadow, at mid- niglit the sliadow started ta shink. Sunday was a clear cool day, there was a good tumnout at Churcli. The service started witli Rev. Black welcoming alI and teling us that there were 18 out ta the new Bible Study on Wednesday evenng and that the children that won the memory contest had been treated ta lunch on Saturday. There was an excellent turnout ta the Puppet and Black iglit show on Saturday evening. Al but 1 ticket lias been sold for the Seder sup- per on Thursday, Mardi 27th. The Christ Candie was lit and prayers were offred for the famnilles of James Hay and Iris Fowler. Iris spent lier ear- lier years living on the 6th lune, and was well known in this area. The Gatherlng liymns were -I Came To The Garden Alane", "Blgger Than Ail My Problems" and "'Wlen I Survey The Wandraus Cross". The chair did a wonderful rendition of the liymn, "He Could Have Called Ten TIhousand Angels". The chtîdren were called ta the front, David asked them, have you ever liad something s0 exciting happen that you wanted ta mun riglti n and tel yaur mother or father al about It, or you just liad ta tell sameone? You rush into the house but, there Is no one there ta tell it ta, no one is around. You feel frustrated but, you carp always tell it ta God. David sald that lie had been feeling' very frustrated this week, lie just couldn't flnd the riglit lymn ta pull the Sermon lie was planning, together. Then lits eyes feU on the book tellng tlie story about haw Isaac Watts as a child said lie wasn't going ta go to Churcli any more because the music and hymns were so dull. His father told him that if lie could write anything better lie would see that it was played in the Churcli. Isaac Watts as a boy wrote a liymn a week for 2 years and they were played in -tue Churcli and are stili played. David decided that lie would write a liymn for tuis service and lie wrote a liymn called Gethsemane ta be sung ta the tune of an aIder hymn in aur hymn book. ThÉe children's liymn was, "He Paid A Debt". The Prayer of Self-Examination and Words af Assurance were given. The Scripture was from Luke 22; 39-46. The sermon ,was titled, "The Choice". Moments after eating sup- per with His Disciples, Jesus went out into the garden ta pray, Jesus could have fled and avolded being taken away but He chose nat ta do so. His best friend liad left the table and gone ta lead tie soldiers to Hm. Jesus knew what His fate was, Jesus was- Devine but He also was human and He was afrald. Jesus did not want to die but He prayed to God, His father. God did not diminish Jesus facilities but He did give Hm the strength ta face what was coming. 1We are given the choice of right or wrong and often we choose wrongly and terrible things happen. Hitler made the choice ta start a war and millions of peoples lives were changed. Dr. MeLure made the choice ta niinister ta -the people in China often putting his ownlife in danger until lie was finally banned from China. Jesus did not want ta die, there was no Joy in death for Jesus. He was wrestling with God, Moses also wrestled with God when lie faced the burn- lng bush, lie didn't want ta carry God's words back ta the people, God said that He would send Moses' brother Aaron, finally they reached 'a compromise. Mary, a young girl also wrestled with God when she was told that she would be the mather of Jesus, but ended wIth saying, -Thy will be done". 1Jesus was human, and He wrestled with God and God gave Hlm the strength ta face His death on the Cross. Jesus had placed His life in God's hands at the age of 12 when after being missing for 3 days, lits parents found Him and He told tliem that He had been in His Fathers house. -Jesus placed His fate in the hands of God, we must also face aur fate. We may also be wrestling with i11 health, an abusive relationship, trying ta give up smoking or drugs but, whatever we are facing we have the choice of placmng aur fate in the hands of God and He will give us the strength ta face whatever confronts us. The Hymn "Getsemane" was sung. The Prayer' of Thankfulness given, the Offring received followed by the Prayer of Concern and Commitment. The clasing hymn was I Cannot Tell". The Clarinigton Food Bank needs your support, please give generously. Once again the Newtonville Pastoral Charge wlll be holding aT'ime and Talent Auction, to take place in Newtonville C.E. room on Saturday, April l2th at 7 p.m. Make your contri- butions known early -sa tley can be advertised ahead of time. Quote.. .'Te persan whose troubles are ahl behind him/her is probably a school bus driver". IGA Peewees holding their own in play-offs Armstrong IGA PeeWees played their last two regular season games Mardi 18 and 22 ta firm up their standing in the top four. Tlieir Mardi l8tli game against Remax ended in a tie. A nice goal by Nathan Dobratz In the third period followed up by a goal by Brad Wood lield off the Remax team. Able assists by Dan Tresise and Rick Howe showed the usual teamwork. Saturday night's game in Orona got off ta a late start tnd was called wlth 8 min- utes left In the third period. Althougli the score was not in Orono's favour, itfsliard ta say who would have won the game had it been played tili the end. The team would like ta thank the substitute ref. We are certain that these boys gave him a nice work- out. Great work. Playoffs begin Monday, Mardi 24tli at 8 p.m. playing ta a full arena the Peewees played liard, fast excellent hockey. With only 13 se conds on the dlock Remax took away the game fram Orono who had dominated play up to this point. 'A strong defensive game kept this teamn, aive. Lofgren and Rypstra each scored and assisted an each others goals with further assists by Tresise and Moore. Every player on the team took a defensive raie ta keep Remax on their toes. Team members include: Darreli Kennedy, Aaron Robinson, Ben Currie, Rick Howe, Scott Wood, Brad Wood, Kevin Pritchard, Mike Knapp, J.P. Pisani, Jake Bonnetta, Shawn DeJong, Kyle Moore, 'Dan Tresise, Adam Rypstra, Wi1I Lofgren and Nathan Dobratz. Next game is Monday, Mardi 3Oth. Good luck team. SCRATCH PMM S' 50ea . or 3for $ What a deal! May 5-11 A national progrm of PITCH-IN CAN ADA and this newspaper www.pteh-In.ca "Ihave to let you in1 on this. A friend, photographer Norman S. Track, has just self-published smply the most beautiful horticultural book ever produced in Canada. It's called Dayli lies, and the pho- tographs, many evocative of Georgia O'Keefe's paintings, were taken at the We're In The Hayfield Now Daylily farta near Peterborough." From the Frank Jones coIumn in the Toronto Star, Match 17,1997 Available at DAYLLY GARDFNS The Apple Blossom Shop, Main Street Orono PUBLIC NOTICE Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington GAPRBAGE COLLECTION GOOD FRIDAY GARBAGEIRECYCLING PICK UP RESCHEDULING There wiIl be no garbage or recycling collection on Good Friday, March 28th. Garbage and recycling will be picked up onl Saturday, March 29th. Please have your refuse at ihe curb no later than 7:00 a.m. ta ensure pick-up. Contact Numbers: Laidlaw Waste Systems Public Works Uepartment WASTE SYSTEMS Dates Published: March 26, 1997 623-3379 la MUNICIPALITY OF ONTARIO P.O.016287 TrhisAdcs mI