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I I ~ -~ 1' Markhamf Label, winning 'D'Chumpi*onship for streak hilts e«ight Century 21 novices The Markham Label Peewees ran their winning streak to eight this week as they defeated Omemee, Mariposa, and Beaverton. The Orono squad went into Mariposa on a snowy Monday night and left with a 7-2 victory. Jess Gimblett had -a hat trick while Tanner Milison, Tyson Gimblett, Brian Pisani and Jesse Price had single markers. Kyle Allin, Curt Robinson, Tanner Milison and Kyle Searle con- tributed 2 assists each, while Malt Barnes, Tyson Gimblett, Paul Richter and Kienan Williams had single helpers. Jamie Whitehead and Kevin Martin split the goaltending duties for Orono. Orono completely dominated Omemee at home on Friday night as they defeated themn 13- 0. Jesse Gimblett scored 5 limes and added an assist to lead the offense for the Markham Label squad. Kyle Allin had a 5 point night as hie scored twice and added 3 assists. Paul Richter had 4 points with 2 goals and 2 Richter had single helpers. Apple Blossom edged, by T-Mac Sunday's gaine at IheOrono rink had the Apple Blossom Orono Leaf team working hard throughout the lst period against a persistent T-Mac Insulation team. Finally w'ith 1 6 seconds remaining, Paul Bridger stole the puck from a T- Mac player at the centre line and unassisted, took it in for a high shot to the top corner. Just 30 seconds laler Mark Spiers showed his style when lie took the puck from face-off and went in unassisted 10 put Apple Blossom ahead 2-0. The T-Mac team came back with two unanswIered goals to lie it Up. Apple Blossom's Joey Robertson showed lots of hustie and that made for exciling hockey. It was Josh Flynn's digging in the corner that freed the puck to Reid McDonald who slammed it home to put Apple Blossom ahead 3-2." Apple Blossom goalie Lucas Szemiol had another good gamne between the pipes stopping shot after shot but T-Mac sharp- shooter Mike McLauglin put in lis second of the niglit to lie it up and then just a minute later T-Mac went ahead, for the first lime with 28 seconds remraining in the second. Try as they did, Apple Blossom's Heather Maitland, Malt Smitl, the Howe brothers - Greg and Mike camne very close. Coach Frank Mailland pulled the goalie in tle remnaining minute but il wasn't 10 be as T- Mac wins il 4-3. Kevin Martin and Jamie helpers while Justin Szymczak lad 2 goals and.Kyle Searle and Jesse Price contributed single markers. Tyson Gimblett and Tanner Milîson lad 3 helpers on the nigîl with Searle notching a pair of assists and Cîris Moffat adding a single assist. Jamie Whitehead played tle entire game in net for Orono 10 earn the shutout. The Orono squad finisled the week on tle road- in Beaverlon and they skaled away with a 6-0 victory in a penalty filled contest as tle 2 teamis combined for 76 minutes in penalties. Jesse Gimblett led tle way with a hat trick while Kyle Aluin, Tanner Milîson and Tyson Gimbletlad 1 goal eadli. Kyle Searle and Brian Pisani conlribuled 2 assisîs each and Tyson Gimblett and Paul Whitehead split the goallending duties 10 earn tle shutout. The Markham Label team will play tle Fenelon Falls Flyers aI home on Friday and travel 10 Sunderland to take on the Wings on Saturday. Peewee 's Norwood dominate in The Orono Marklam Lable PeeWee's traveled 10 Norwood 10 participate in tleir firsi tour- niament of the season. They totally dominated in all tleir games 10 go on 10 win tle "A" Clampionshi p. Ileir firsl opponents were tle Brighiton Braves wlo went down to a 14-1 defeat. Martin in net took the win, and was nol 100 busy as the Orono boys kept the puck out of his end for most of tle game. Their second game was against St. John's Peterborough teams and Whitehead took the win wilh a 7-0 score. This win placed Orono in the "A" Championship game against Frankford. Il looked as tlough tley migît put up a bit of a fight but Orono was totally "Awesome," and won the game easily by a score of 7-1. Whitehead and Martin shared the net minding dulies for Ihis game and were very sharp. Congratulations 10 île "Dominators'. Building Place cornes out on top Building Place banlam1,s found lhemselves behind 1-0 early last night taking on Teamn 5 in Orono. That lead held until Chris Kirkbride found the mark aI 13:21 ofithe second from Mark Brennan and Philip Cudahy. This was a liard, fast, p hysical game which found the 'builders' Iaking the lead over the visiting Team 5 when Brennan slipped one in will Cudahy assisting midway through the second. Cudahy scored goal three from John Halik 10 figure in aIl three Orono goals. The 'builders' claimed a final 3-1 victory. Dvonut Gjallery split with, Kinsmen The Donut Gallery of the CRHL atomn house league played 10 a 2-al ltie against the visiting Bowmanville Kinsmen Saturday, November I 411. Playmakers Brandon West and Doug Deboo worked together and conspired 10 pass the puck up 10 a flying Mat Bester who put Orono on the board first. But, jusî before period's end, the Kinsmen lied il up will a goal aI 1:59. Bolh clubs played hard in the second period vying for that next go ahead goal but there were nol points t0 be had until halfway through the Ihird wlen defensemnan Jonathan Koersson gave tle Gallery gang a 2-1 lead from Andy Kidikalo and Doug Deboo. However, the lead was short- lived as the Kinsmen lied il up wilh about tîrce minutes lefi in the game. 1The Donut Gallery had some open ice lime and used il for exhibition play against Newcastle's Malhew and Associates this past Saturday night.' Newcastle came out on top defeat the locals 5-3. The, teams were well malcled pulling on a terrific show. Donut Gallery's Josh Moffat slarled off by scoring unassisted in the first period but not before Newcastle lied il up less than a minute later. Deboo, nol likîng the way things looked decided bo give his a 2-1 lead on a fast-pass fromn Kyle Dexter. But, Newcastle kicked mbt ge'ar with three quick goals early in the second. Donut Gallery managed to gel the puck mbt the Newcastle net one more lime when Sarah Donnelly' passed the puck up 10 Cam Delorme then 10 Malt Bester who then slid the puck home 10 make il 4-3 aI the end of the second. Newcastle upped their end of the score finishing the game with, a 5-3 victory over Orono. Orono's Century 21 novices look Iheir show on the road 10 Havelock for a day tournament November 141h and brought home the 'D' championship. The youngsîers played llree games in lotal--going down the first two before meeting up with the St. Aiphonsus 'E' team in the final and shutting them out 4-0 10 win the big tro- phy. Game one saw the local lads go down 4-1 10 Barrie 's Black Alley Crossiers. Barrie had a shulout intact weill mb the third period before Orono's Ben McKelvie played the spoiler scoring Century's only gyoal of the game wit h Kenny Jackson and Mitchell Harding earning tle assists. 0f note, goalie-Jason Hoyne made a number of big 'saves through- out tle game. Game two saw the realtor gang go down 5-4 10 'St. Aiphonsus' 'B' teamn in an end- to-end see-saw batie. The score was tied a aI one after one thanks 10 Tyler Lawrence who put Oronio on the board first from McKelvie. Afier two periods,' the score was lied at three. Jackson gave Orono a short lead from Nikolas Richards, then St. Alphonsus lied il. Kenny Jackson found the mark yet again this period but i_)ot befoie St. Alphonsus li ed il things up again before entering the third. Ben McKelvie with help from Mitchell Harding, gave Orono the lead one last lime 4-3 at 9:316 in the third before St. Aiphonsus scored two in a row 10 take the game 5-4. Orono couldn't overcome the deficit. Game three, for the 'D' championship, one minute and nine seconds mbt the opening period, Century's Luke Green scored whaî would be the win- ning goal unassisted. Then, Bradley Martin fired one home midway through the first giv- ing Orono a two goal lead. Nuinber three came at 7:45 of tle second from Noel Snow off tle stick of Ben McKelvie putling the boys ahead com- fortably ahead by three. They put the game away when Aaron Zolderdo found tle mark late in the second period 10 win the 'D' final. Kenny Jackson and Noel Snow both picked up assists on the goal while Orono goaltender, Jason Hoyne got credit for the shutout. Publie Works Department P 'UBLIC NOTICE, Regulations for 1998-99 Wînter Season November 30, 1998 to Aprîl 4, 1999 Area residents are hereby advised of the Provincial and Municipal Regulations applicable to the 1998-99 Winter Season, November 30, 1998 to april 4, 1999, as follows: The Hicihway Traffic Act (R.S.O. 1990): Section 170 (12) prohibits the parking of vehicles on' any highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 170 (15) provides the authority for the removal of any vehicles, at the owners expense, found to be causing an obstruction on a highway. Section 181 prohibits the depositing of snow or ice on a pub- lic roadway. Municipalîty of clarington By-Iaw 91-58: Section 4-6 (i) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any high- way for a period of longer than three (3) hours, and is also applicable to overnight parking on any road under the juris- diction of the Municipality of Clarington. Don Patter Manager oc /~)1UNICPALIY CF Municipalit ITJalnaIon40 Temper ONTARIO Date of Publication: Wed. November 25. December 2, 1998 rson. C.E.T. of Operations ty of Claringlon Drance Street ile, ON LiC 3A6 RO. #6241