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4 - Orono W..kly TImos~ Wednesday,, Ootobor21~ 1092 Orono 1 Dufferin Aggregates, Tykes start a new. season Well, this year our Orono Tykes are playing in the B.R.H.L. Friday night was their first game, being played against Shoppers Drug Mart. Orono having a good first game with Brian Pisani playing goal came up witb a 8-7 loss. Matt Caruana baving an excellent first game scored 6 goals overall, 5 being unassisted and 1 with assistance fromn Evan Moore. Biyan Bickell scoring bis first goal of the season marked 1 of the 7 goals on the board, this also an unassisted goal. Saturday afternoon the boys went to Bowmanville to play Durham T.V. Matthew Mitchell tending goal tbat aftemnoon getting a shut-out as Orono won 12-O. Matt Caruana baving another great gamne scored another 6 goals, 1 being assisted by Colin Maitland. Biyan Bîckell having an excellent game scored 5 goals with Jeff Mercier getting an assist on 1 of them. Jeff Mercier ending the gaine got his first career goal, witb no assistance. Great weekend boys, keep up the good work. Orono Roughley Insurance Novice boys on the move The Orono Rougbley lnsurance O.M.H.A. Novice hockey team travelled to Uxbridge on October 10, 1992 for their first game of the new season. The boysfaced a strong skating teamn with several gamnes under their beits already. With just over four minutes left in the first period Uxbridge slipped one past the Orono goaltender, Glencoe Hogle, to take the lead. Two minutes later, Jeff Thompson> scored, assisted by Justin Standeven to- tie the game at one each. Midway through the second period Uxbridge once again took the lead but'Orono battled back less than one minute later on Jef Thompson's second goal of the game assisted by Matt Reid. Uxbridge regained the lead early in the third period and despite some good chances around the net the Orono boys were unable to tie the game. The game ended with Uxbridge on top by the score of 3- 2. It was an excellent stant for the Orono A -ltoms ji Bouwmanville Rx Once again it's that time of the season again for -- dare 1 say it -- hockey!!! The new look Orono Atoms Division teami entry of the B.R.H.L. (Bowmanville Recreational Hockey League) hosted it's season opener against Ontario Hydro and skated away to an impressive 2-2 tie. Our guys, here on in known as Major Plumbing, saw the visitors open the scoring in tbe first period at 6:00. Not to be denied Andrew Beacock tied it up six minutes later on a pretty tbree way passing play with assists going to Mike Knox and Matt McGlynn. Orono put plenty of pressure on the visitors in the mniddle framne, but were thwarted Lime and lime again by good goaltending from Matt Bourgois. Ontrio Hlydro caughit a break on a def'ensive lapse ini Orono's end and scored the go ahecad mnarker at 4:-35 offthe second period. Orono really poured it on1 in thec third pcriod and were iay rewardled witb a solo ef'fort by Matt McG'lynnî at 7:59 bo tic it up at 2-2. Orono cklarIy outpflayed and (ushot the visitors. Good effort guys! It Shoul(l be notcd lat this tine tlîat our goaltender Mike GIib)son plIayeli bis first and uiortunlalcly Orono rep teami and certainly shows promise for an excellent season ahead. >On Friday, October 16, Uxbridge visited Orono for a return match. It took Uxbridge only forty-five seconds to jump into an early lead on a shot that was defeated at the last second past a startied Lee Allin the Orono goal.* Late in the first period Orono >tied the score on a short handed goal when Brandon Hills fired in a rebound of a shot by Collin Cureatz also assisted by Justin Standeven. Early in the second period Uxbridge regained the lead but Orono quickiy tied the game on a goal by Kyle Moore assisted by Justin Standeven. That was to be the fast goal for Orono titis day as the undefeated Uxbridge squad scored three more to, walk away with a 5-2 victory. Orono now opens their league play with a game against Sunderland in Orono this Friday at eight o'clock. oin with Jec. Leagueu last game for us this season. Mike and bis parents are mnoving to Cobourg. We wish the Gibson's well and in particular Mike. Filling in the rest of the way this year in, between the pipes will be Dusty Stapleton who I'm sure will do an admirable job. On Saturday, October 17 Orono's Major Plumbing visited Bowmanville to play Hutton Transport in their first away game of the season. Led by a premier coaching staff of Jim-f Garlîcks, Dave Shelter, and Ray Bester the boys came away with a solid 7-2 victory! Passing was the order of the day and plenty of it usually resulting in some picture perfect scoring. Leading off the scoring in the first period was Brandon Caruana assisted by Matt McGjlynni at 13:30 and Jonas Bonetta assisted by Matt McGlynn at 4:00. In the second frame Andrew Beacock stole a loose puck in front of tie net and scored Orono's f'irst powcr play of the scason unassisted. Mark Fletcher got bis 1first of ic scason on a nioe pass froin Andrew Beacock at, 8:40. Less, than a minute later at 7:44 Grcg Shectier was sent in die cicar by Mark Fletcher f'or his first tally of the ycar. Mark Fletcher got Carol's Bit Since the beginning of the year we. have been inundated with visions of Canada, of people explaining to us why Canada is the hest, of young children singing of a 'love for this country', anytime, we turn on the TV. One of the latest advertisements promoting our country features the Canadian Armed Forces. It chronicles the peace-keeping missions that cover the four corners of the world. The Canadian soldier as freedom fighter. It is enough to make the heart swell with pride because you are a Canadian and you belong to a peace loving nation. But as this commercial ends, another inevitably begins. This. one telling us that a YES vote is the only thing that is going to keep this country together. Thiat without the utter support of each and every Canadian answering with a loud resounding YES, the country will crumble and fragment into several different pieces. Or maybe, it is the commercial that pushes the NO vote. The ones that tell us that the Charlottetown accord just doesn't have what it takes to be seriously accepted by Canadians. That the core of the agreement does not hold in its best interest the needs of every Canadian. It really does make you stop to think. Canada is a peaceful nation. A nation that many others look up to for its involvement in peace keeping missions, and for its foreign aid. We are a nation that others can turn to when in need. Canadians are heroes abroad. But, here at home, things are different. Here, we have problems keeping things together. The country has been balancing o shaky foundation for years now. Everyone seems to bie opposed to everyone else. Nothing can be agreed on. These days in Canada there is little peace. It hasn't been so long since the Canadian governiment called i the troops on its own people in, Oka. The government bas been forever chasing its tail trying to agree on a constitution. TheEnglish and.the French have been pitted against eacb other. Quebec and th'le rest of the country arm-wrestling over language barriers. And now, The bis third poinit of the game on another fine pass to set up Andrew Beacock for bis second goal at 9:34 of the tbird period. Witb under two minutes remaining Matt McGlynn got bis third point of the match on a fine shiot to the bottom corner set up beautifully by Brandon Caruana at 1:49. Dusty Stapleton had a fine gamne in net for Oroniolfor his first 'Big League Win' in his first appearance betweeni the pipes! Good solid effort guys ail the way around. Next gamnelfor the boys is an exhibition contest at Orono Mrena Thursday, Oc-tobe-r 22 at 7:30 p.mi. Sec you there!i country is caught in a Yes-No tug- of-war. Canadians have a shining image even in the farthest reaches of the world, but here at home We are growing tarnished. If we could only fight our batties as We do outside of the country, in a peaceful way, maybe Canada would truly be the greatest nation. CRYSTAL PAGES lst and 2nd time oround bookcs CARDS, CRYSTALS, STONES, JEWELLERY. COFFEE FILTERS, CRYSTAL SUN CATCHERS, DEODORANT STONES NW... Envlromunentaily safe SIMPLY CLEAN laundry and ail purpose cleaners. 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