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4 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February i 2~ 1997 m Orono Pineridge Insurance Novices On January 26, Orono' Pineridge Insurance Novice t eam played Bowmanville's CMX Motor T7ransport f eam. Orono's Doug Deboo began the scoring 30 seconds int o fie game with an, expedient breakaway. scoring unassisf- ed with a seemningly impossi- ble shot from the corner. Unfortunately Orono did not score again and Bowmanville gained fie upper hand, wrap- pmng up a 4- 1 win despite the great effort put forth by Orono Pineridge Insurance. Orono met up with Bowmanville's Steel, Centre team on February 1 in Bowmanville. Bowmanville scored the firsf, goal but Orono Pineridge Insurance was -on their toes and matched the point. Scoring unassisted in a manner rem- iniscent of Bobby Hu'Ili was Andy Kadykalo. evening up the score. Despite Orono's ferocity, Bowmanville gained and expanded a lead in fie score, wrapping up fie game 5- 1. Great effort Orono! Sarah Donnelly. Josh McRob, Michael Hisson, Ryan Knox, Cam Delorme, Scott Henderson, Robyn Henderson, Brandon West, Doug Deboo, Andy Kadykalo, John Gregg, Matt Smit, Bryce Bourgeois. Reid McDonald and especially Andrew Perun, nefminder for Orono Pineridge Insurance who as always, successfu]ly fended off a flurryof shots wifi great skill and poise! Blossoms Burn Union i February 8, the Apple Blossom Novice met the Bowmanville Sport Shop club. The Orono squad held thema scoreless for haîf the game, but Bowmanville broke loose for a well played win. Lucas Szemoit played a sfrong game to keep fie score close. February 9 the Apple Blossom Novice met Union 011. The team had their strongesf offensive showing of the year! Lucas Szemiot played strong in the nef -get- tlng fie shutout for bis team. The defense squad was Daniel Reilly, Brien Konopka and Chris Buttonshaw, Garrett MacDonald. Chris played, two sfrong games for his f eam this weekend. The defense. squad continued Union Oil very convincingly! The scoring was led off by Paul Bridger who dominated fie opposition. His first goal was assisted by Johnathen Picco and Emma Lunn. Paul scored no. 2 assisted by Mark Spiers and Bilan Konopka.. Garrett MacDonald burst through Bowmanville defence scoring no. 3 assisted by Chris' Buttonshaw. Greg Howe scored no. 4 from Paul Bridger and Daniel Reilly. Heafier Maitland dug in front of fie net to score no. 5 from Adam Wood andMark Spiers. Adam Wood scored no. 6 from Mark Spiers. Mike Howe sc.ored no. 7 from Johnafien Pico an d AdamWood. Adamn Wood scored no. 8 unassisted with a nice wrap around. Adam Wood scored no. 9 from Mark Spiers and Heather Maitland. Mike Howe scored no. 10 from Johnafien-Picco and Paul Bridger. Jonafien Koerssen was absent from fhis game but played a great game Sat. Congratulations to coach- ing staff Frank Maiitland, Gary Bridger, Hamr, Koerssen and Rick Howe. Dennis Pizzeria Beat Ajax 3 Dennis Pizzeria Minor Novice Toros finishied flie sea- son w ft a 2-15 record in league play, wifi 144 goals - for and 45 goals-aigainst. The Minor Novice Team opened fie firsf round of fie playoffs against Ajax. Wifi a perfect 5-0 record against Ajax dur- lng fie regular-seasoni, expec- tations were high hecading into their firsf playoff series. In fie firsf game, flie Toros sîmply overpowered flie Ajax squad. Scoiing four goals in less flan fhree minutes twice during the game, the Toros skated f0 a decisive 13-0 home victory. The series moved to Ajax for fie nex two gami es. In the second game nithefi(r team could get goin g ot fenisively. in fact. fie Tforos sco e filrst goal wif1i just threeý( minutes remaiinig ini thegamne. Dennis fizzeria tenadded straight an insurance marker wifi two m-iinutes remauining. Ajax could ný) ot mont a solid comie-back and flie Toros hcd on f'or a 2-0 ývictory. Senising an iminient serles win, the Toros cm ouf much stroniger in) the( third gamne, Dennis Pizzeria opened up a four goal minifi in fie first perlod. They con11 finued to assauît the Ajaxnet] scoring t feachofie urein1 ing periods to Post a 6 0 win) and series victory. Every memiber of the Leam contributed to the success of fie series. Solid two-way play, strong defence and outstand- ing goal tending proved to be foo much for jax. A special mention to fie goal tending tandem of Michael Harris and Cody Woodcock, who biek- stopped fieToros bshlot 11. 12 and 13 on the esioxi i great job! Kinsmen'Bantam Toros E-liminiate Whitby The KinsrPefl Minor shot fie Clarington team but Bantam Toros opened the. the solid goaltending of Rob 1997 playoffs on Monday, Weir held the opposition to 2 Feb. 3 against Whitby, at fie goals. The Toros added one of Darlington ardrna. The two their own and fie period end teams had met several times with the score 5-2 in favour of during fie regular season and the home team. The third bofi had fleir §hare of wins. period action seemed to be Wvhithy opened the scoring slower flan the previous two buit the Toros replied with but hoth teams kept scoring firee goals of thÊir own before as Whitby oufscored the Whitby found the mark for Kinsmen 3-2, but if wasn't their second goal. The firsf enough as fie strong play of period ended ini a 3-2 score fie Toros in fie early going with [lhe Kinsrnen squad in payed off in a 7-5 final score. fie lead. The second period Doing the damage for the got chippy and the teams Toros were Chris Lafon (3g), were given 22 minutes in Daryl Stockman [3a), Ian penalties. Whitby scored at Gleeson (2a), Nick Smith (2a), the 12:34 marïik to fie the Brandon Baker, Sean Pudîis, game at 3-3, but the Toros' Mike Cyr and Jon Black with came right back wif h two a goal each. The Toros now more in a one minute and advance to the nexf round four second span fo fake a 5- agains t another divisions! 3 lead. Whitby replied again rival not determined at this scoring wifi 9:55 remaining time. in fie second period and fiat SCOREBOARD: proved to be fie end of the MINOR BANTAM sconing, as the remainder of Feb. 3 Toros 5 Whitby 3 the second period and the Feb. 5 Toros 5 Whitby 2- Feb. entire flird period was score- 8 Toros 7 Whitby 5. less. Brian Harris played a MINOR NOVICE steady game between the, Feb. 4 Toros 13 Ajax 0 pipes for the home squad. Feb. 7 Toros 2 Ajax 0O Feb. 8 The Toro point getters were Toros 6 Ajax 0. Ian Gleeson (1g, 2a), dan Turcotte (2a), Brandon Baker, Chris Laton and Derek Broley with a goal each and Sean Pudlis added an assist. The Toros draw first blood in the best of live affair and take a 1 l game t0 none lead in theP E series. The second game of the Orono series mioved f0 Whitby on Wed. Feb. 5 and the home Main Sti team scored first f0 take what would befiheir only lead offiLe tSun., iebruc game. The Toros replied wifi a goal, of their own just over 11:00 a.r a-minute later to tie fie score and added anofier before the - Sparky the mascot wîil end of the first period. Whitby - Also find out what your evened the Lally at 2-2 mid- way through the second stan- promote and suppor t t za but the Kinsmen found the -Lnh$.0(o o mark with 1:30 remaining in *Lnh$.0(o o the period to take a 3-2 lead. The Toros added another early in fie flird and wifi fie Whitby cage vacated, day Do you want a Christian. Henderson pot ted the final goal with a ririk long shot fiat found the empty net. The -conç~ftact KNOX CHI Whitby team had very few chances in the final peiiod as A Christian Educ the Toros limited fhemi to a Knox Christian Schoo i n Bowmanvi handful of shots. Final score accepting registration s for the 1 9979 T'oros 5, Wlhîfby 2. The iowing in this exciting, growing schoc marksen fr'th Kinmenfully certified and quaiified, committ markmen or te Kismen . Bbicaly-based Christian teaching squad were day Henderson ... .high degree of parental invoivemer (1g, la), Nick Srnith, Chris ...sound, thorough academic instructi Laton, Sean Pudhs'and Dan -.large piayground spaoe in a park- il Turcttewitha gal ech, computer iab, instrumental band, si Mike Cyr. Derek Broley. IDRAT Jason Greenham and IanKNER RE Gleeson each adding a helper. for the 1997 The Toros take a 2 games to Wednesda' none lead in fie series. 9.00 am. The third.game of fie play- Knox Chri off round returned to Toro 410 Scug cou ntry on Saturday, 623 5871ll February 8 at the DarlingtonJu 62r3-5871rte arena where the Toros hoped Chidren must be 4 yearsc to close out the opening Senior Kindergarten round of the playoffs. The Chidren must be 5 yearsc i oros wasted no time in buligtheir lead as they Picase bring written proof of heaith builingProot et age (e.g, birth certitîcate) i scored 4 times in fie opening * Please cali the schooi for an appoir J)eriod while shutting ouf the Registration for ail other grade level Wliitby team. In fie second LETTER TO EDITOR (continued fromn page 2) stonewalled at every turn, we would have gone the petition route earlier. On Feb. 8th we collected over 300 signatures on a Saturday aftemnoon without knocking on a door. I arn enclosing a copy of this petition for your records. 1 would like f0 inform Mr. Willsher the citizens and faxpayers are very upset and feel they have been betrayed by hlmr and by the other ward'three member Beverly Wakefield. It is too bad that Bob and his fellow board members wlll he remembered not for the fine new school, but for their callous handling of fie old sehools demolition and demise. Yours fruly, Pauline Storks Dick Lovekin Members Newcastle Ad Hoc Committee. Recycle HO0 U S E Firehali teet, Orono ary 23rd, 1997 n.- 3:00 p.m. 1be vi siti ng. ýfirefighters are doing to he Town of Orono. and Refreshment) Education for your chldren ? RISTIAN SCHOOL icational Alternative ville (JK - 8, established in 1957) is now 98 sehool year. Expect ta find ail of the tol- o1of around 300 students: ited Christian teachers tion lke setting ports program, and much more N REGISTRATION ' 98 schoo year iy, February 19 (February 20 ita 3:00 p.m. istian Schooi, igg St. North lON Li C 3K2 Fax -623-8877, ithree mornings per week )id on or before Dec. 31, 1997 n:three fuli days per week oid on or before Dec. 31, 1997 -records indicati- - rnmunization dates. is required. itment trne. es (1-8) wiii be acccpted as weIl Ir. W. M. Heimus