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Wednesday, November 3, 2004 Orono Weekly Times I ARM STRONG I.G.A. PEE-WEES OPEN SEASON This year the Orono Armstrong I.G.A. Peewee team looks very well balanced. balanced. The coaching staff, players, and parents are looking looking forward to a very fun and challenging season. On October 22, 2004 the pee- wees travelled to Newcastle. As usual, it is was a very spirited spirited affair against Newcastle. The team put up a very exceptional exceptional effort, but had trouble finding the mesh and the game ended 1-0 for Newcastle. Robert Brosseau played amazing in net and the whole team put forth a great effort. ' On October 24, 2004 the Armstrong I.G.A. team travelled travelled to Courtice to face Checkers Variety. The team showed à lot of heart in this game and we came away with a victory, winning 3-2. Goal scorers weré Brandon Lane (1), Brandon Mathwich(l) | and Dean Engelbert (1). I Assists were earned by Daniel Stavrakos(l) and. Kyle Mathwich(l). The team is working very hard in practices practices and we look forward to a very rewarding year. Allin's Orchard Midget Rep capture two The Allin's Orchard squad had two away games this week, the first in Ops on Wednesday October 27. In the first game, Orono walked away with a solid 3-0 win, with the shutout going to goalie Troy Webster. This season season a trend has started with no goals being scored in the first period. In the second period, the first goal was scored by Steve Hicks, assisted by Cam Richardson up from Simon Kingston. The next goal, one minute into the third went to Kingston, assisted by Hicks, from Richardson. The third goal for Orono went up on the board at the 10 minute mark, this time the point going to Scott Henderson assisted by Hicks and Kingston. Game six was played in Woodville Saturday October 30. The game was tight from start to finish, Woodville putting putting the first point on the board, in the second period. Orono was the first to score in the third, with a beauty beauty goal by Brent Vanstone, assisted by Devan Sutton up from Josh Moffat. The next Orono goal, less then a minute later, was slammed home by Greg Howe assisted by Steve Hicks. Woodville managed one more goal to tie the game ifear $?ear WÎ TRYOUTS FOR DARLINGTON U18 Eighteen is as high as the CSL will run a competitive league and therefore the last year that YOU, as an above average player, has a chance to play soccer in a highly competitive, fun filled, hard working environment. This way you can stay in shape and be ready to join your University Team after our season is over. We want to see you for outdoor tryouts starting Sunday November 7 2:00-4:00 PM ALL AT THE BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL After these outdoor tryouts, we will resume in January in the new indoor facility on Baseline road. All positions " ,0, " n DARUNGTSN ^•OCCER CLUB INC. Call: Herman Zwart 905-623-8831 or 905-404-3831 John Wesselius - 905-623-2010 up. Alex Hart, in net, shut the Woodville team down at that point and Orono took the lead with 7 minutes left in the game. The goal going to Moffat assisted by Sutton. Next game for Allin'.s in Newcastle on Wednesday November 3rd @ 9pm and Thursday in Manvers @ 8:30 B. Henderson Polymer Extrusions 3 and 0 record n s urbane Corn* enters Euclu ty re NOV. 1st RESULTS 1st (tie) Lome Hardy Mary Henderson 89 3rd Helen Couroux 81 4th Joyce Cowan 79 5th Murray Falls mm Lome Hardy Jean O'Neill (2) 75 Orono Atom Team #1, with a 4-3 win, keeps their season record unblemished after taking out Clarington's James Insurance. After enjoying enjoying a two goal advantage going into the third period 4- 2, the lead was down to one as James Insurance scored with five minutes remaining. For the final two minutes of the game with a man in the penalty penalty box, the Orono team with Evan Rosseau in net was able to hold off the visitors for the victory. James Insurance started the game off quickly by scoring scoring off the opening face-off, J.J. LARACY Landscape Services & Contracting 905-983-9012 • Brush Clearing, Firewood Interlocking Walkways, Patios, Repairs • Natural Stone Steps, Retaining Walls • Trees Trimmed, Planted, Removed • Water Proofing, Concrete Work • Barn Foundation Repairs much to the dislike of the Polymer Extrusion players who, for the first time this season season had let the opposition score first. Mitchell Jackson got the offense going by scoring scoring a pair of goals in the first period to put Orono ahead, only to have James Insurance tie the score 2-2 before the period was over. Both of Jackson's goals were set-up by Jacob Dolley who has been doing work in the comers and putting the perfect passes to the front of the net. In the second second period Polymer Extrusions took the lead and got the game winner on a pair of goals by Tyler Balson with Corey Peeters and Cavan Willsie picking up assists. HM 1 l| 1 Public Notice Your Rights Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act The privacy of your health information is important On November 1,2004, the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (PHIPA) came into effect. The act • Creates rules for the collection, use and sharing of personal health , information by doctors, hospitals, pharmacists and other healthcare providers; • Gives you the right to request, access to your own health records from your healthcare provider, • Gives you the right to determine how your personal health information can be used; • Gives you the right to request corrections to your health records if the information is inaccurate. If you believe that any individual or organization that provides you with healthcare is not following the rules of PHIPA, you may complain to the Information and Privacy Commissioner. For more information: Call our INFOline at 1-800^401-2036 TTY: 1-800-387-8589 Visit: www.health.gov.on.ca ® Ontario