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Donut Gallery Atoms' close out season The Donut Gallery Atom 1 victory. Leafs closed out their season on Ibis game was the finale to a Friday night in Orono against season which saw the Leafs their local rivais from Newcastle. struggle for wins but also saw Newcastle took a one goal lead i them corne together as a tcam in the first pcriod and added two thc last month when they played more goals in thc second before by far their best hockey. Thanks Orono could respond. Matt Reid to team manager Anna-Marie once again led thec Leas with is Hogle, coaches Jim McAlister, bard work and was rewarded with Art Reid and Rob Brandt and a short handed goal late in Uthe traier Dave HilIs for their hours second assis ted by Dan Tresise of work and continuous support and Chris Kirkbridc. This was and assistance throughout the the only scoring tbat Orono could seas on. We look forward to muster as Newcastle outskated' seeing you all back next season the Leafs through much of Uic but for now its "Play BaIl". game on thc way to a strong 7 Io Mackle and Reid .500 in playoffs Tbe Orono Bantams are off to a slow playoff start witb a record of 2-2 with 3 games to go. A strong sbowing against arcb- rivais Re/Max Real Estate followed by a heartfclt loss to Newcastle is what we will look at in thc weck ireview. Orono dominated from the opening minutes against the always tough Re/Max thanks to some booming body checks by Josb Bonnetta who was back with the tearn because of a suspension to Devon Withcridge. Bonnettas' early physical play ignited the teamn and thcy rode to a 6-2 victory. The only score of the game came when Orono was up 4-0 in the third and Re/Max scored back to back markers 45 seconds apart to make it 4-2 witb, 4 minutes to go. ReMax had itfs hopes dashed by two quick goals from Scott Logan and Guy Tousignant. Other Orono goals were scored by Maartense on a nice single banded effort, Tousignant on a breakaway, Esler after receiving a nice pass from Tousignant and Brent Logan from the side of the net. Late morning on Saturday, March 25, Orono arrived at Darlington arena to play the boys from Newcastle. Hentig scored early on a nice sbot from just inside the left circle but that was all Orono could muster. If it wasn't for spectacular goaltending from Scott Sawyer the score would not have been just 2-1. A beautiful stackcd- pads breakaway save by Sawyer and a last minute barrage of shots given were some of the few tirnes Orono showed any life. Rink Ramblings - Many of the Orono fans in-attendance at Saturday's game remarked on the strong play of rookie Dan Frew. - The Saturday loss was Orono's first to Newcastle this year. - Quote from the dressing room Captain Hentig, 'mr getting kind of sick of hockey." - Beacock and Landers best efforts not enough Friday, Marcb 31 the Orono Famnily auto Pcc Wee Leafs went down to a 3-2 defeat in their exhibition finale in OMHA action. The Leafs played bost to a physically larger Bowmanville BRHL- Select club, as bas been Uic case with most of this season's opposition. Orono didn't easily succumb to a size differential bowever as they out-hit their opponents in thc first two periods. The Selects did manage to outshoot Orono'5-2 and outscore their hosts 2-0 afier one period of play bowever. The Selects were up 3-0 wben winger Brandon Caruana banged in is 33rd of the season for Orono with just over 4 minutes remaining. Centre Tyler Robinson and left Winger Bob Witheridge picked up helpers on the play. Bowmanvillc held a commanding,16-8 edge in shots after two periods. The Leafs actually won Uic third pcriod by virtue of a,1-0 score combined with excellent goaltcnding. Orono's. second goal and a club leading 45th markcr was scored by Bob -Witheridge. The big guy was setup by Tyler Robinson and Brandon Caruana. Lcaf s Ryan Leddy kicked out no lcss than 13, shots in Uic game's final period. Final shots favoured the Selects by an overwhelming 29-12 margin. The Leafs finish out their season in tournament play next weekend. The first game of Uic BRHL Pee Wee Select tournament for Orono is Friday, April 7 at 6:00 p.m. in Newcastle arena. Sec you there! Leaflets . .. Altbough their club lost 3-2 agaist Bowmanville Friday, Leafs Kyle Beacock and Paul Landers cxhibited their best efforts in the -matcb! . .. rigbt winger Kyle Beacock excclled in thc bittig dcpartmcnt as bis large focs will attest!... in addition Kyle led several mid-ice rushes ai a mats Sundin only to be Uiwarted by Bowmanville goalteng ... along with is 6 goals and il points this season, Kyle is 3rd ,%«et in hittig on the club. .. i fact the Leafs have a 60% win percentage when Kyle bas registered -3 or more hits this year! . . . blueiner Paul Landers was bis rugged best as weil as he made bis adversaries tread softly in Leaf territory ... Paul bas been a steady performer in most matches tIis season as a stay-at- home type defecemn... he is also a scoring threat with bis booming point-shot blast . .. Paul lcads the Leaf defensive corps with 36 shots on goal and 2nd with,5 goals and 15 points .. . although producing a bclow .500 league record of 8-9-1,' dhe Leafs boasted a respectable 16-11-2 in exhibition play this scason ... D.S. The Orono Figure Skating Club would like to tbank those wbo belpcd with our annual Carnival, it was a great succcs, a special tbanks goes to the Carnival Committee for their orgamization. The winner of thc Elvis Stojko print gencroùsly donated by Jim and Debbic McAllister of Main Event Marketing was E. DeJong of Pontypool. Congratulations. We hope to sec you ail at our Carnival next year. Thank you again for your support. Congratulations Durbam Resiodents!1 It's cimazing what your recyclables can make! 0 The Plastiîc Pop Botties collected iast year for recycling could be made into 448,800 new T-shirts - one for every resident living in Durham Region. * Newspaper recycled Iast year would fi11 the Hockey Rink in the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Complex 35 times from the ice to the top of the sideboards. * Corrugated Cordboard recycled last year would make 15,885,000 new large pizza boxes. * Point collected and distributed through the Paint Exchange could paint 260new 1500 square foot homes. * Drywall recycled could be used to build 86 new 1500 square foot homes. *Motor 011 recycled cou Id provide 37,756 cars with an ohl change. Composting Sets New Records! More thon 6,700 cmotr were distributed in 1994, this brings the total to over 33,500 since 1990. For more information on Waste Reduction programs, please contact the Durham Region Works Depariment at (905) 668-7721 or (416) 869-3751. Ontario Fundod in part by the Ministry 0of Environment ond Energy .DURHAM'! Orono Skating Club pleased with annual skating carnival .............. .. . ........ a