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-Oýrono _Wekly Tlmps, Wýenesýay Maýrch 5. 1997 Apple Blossom bring March in like a, lion! Saturday, March 1, Apple Blossoin Shop met the Millbrook Novice. The game was well played by both teains with great end to end action. Lucas Szemiot made some great saves lncluding two big glove saves on two separate breakaways. Adami Wood came out flying in the first, scoring the first Orono goal assisted by Chris Buttonshaw. Chris Buttonshaw got on the score- board again wlth the assists going to Adam Wood and Daniel Reilly. Greg Howe scored the third assisted by Paul Bridger and Chris Buttonshaw. Paul gave about 100% effort in this game. Garrett MacDonald rounded out the Orono scoring with a dlving play to make it 4-1. The defence partners were Brien Konopka, Jonathon Koerssen and Mike Howe, Garrett MacDonald. The Toronto Maple Leafs could really use this talented foursome. The other contributing members were Heather Maitland, Mark Spiers, Emnma Lunn. They worked very well as a team. The coaching staff Frank Maitland, Harry Koerssen, and Henry Szemoit did a great job behind thie bench. On Friday, February 21, 1997 Dufferin Aggregates played Sports Exchange in a 6-2 loss. Goals were scored by # 17 Darcy Mitchell unassisted and #9 Troy Webster unas- sisted. Penalties were # 19 Darniel Macîssac tripping and #5 Matt Moffat body checking. Nice try guys, we'1l get them next time! Friday, February 28, 1997 exhibition game. The team for Dufferin Aggregates include the forwards #7 Devin Robinson, # 15 Josh Dobson, #6 Joel McDonald, #9 Troy Webster, #10 Mark Franko, #12 Daniel Hodgson, #16 Darcy Mitchell, #4 Colin Kelly, #8 Chantelle Graham. The defense #18 Andrew Kirkbrldge, #5 Matt Moffat, #14 Kenny Jackson, # 11 Kyle Balson, # 19 Daniel Maclssac. #30 Nik Richards and net minder #1 Matt Dobson. The opponents were Durham TV. Even though they were defeated 4-3 Dufferin dldn't go down without a flght. Durham TV came out strong i the first peniod get- ting 2 qulck goals to make the score 2-0 end of first. Second perlod proved tough as our forwards were shut down by Durhams defense but as Durham went Up 4-0 #9 Troy Webster broke out fmnding a corner to make it 4-1 end of second. Never glving up Dufferin came out strong finally find- ing a way to shut down Durhams sharp shooters. After many scoring chances by Dufferins forwards #9 Troy Webster found the puck at center ice deeked the defense, found the five hole to make it 4-2. #1 Matt Dobson played excellent in net maklng many great saves and stopping numerous breakaways to keep Dufferin in the game. StilI fightlng Dufferin now wanted more goals. In the dwindling moments of' the game # 15 Darcy Mitchell car- rled the puck Up the boards, flnds #9 Troy Webster open at the blue line, makes a beautiful pass for Webster to break in on goalie, shot bits goalie and sits in front where Mitchell plcks up reboupd and scores over a sprawled goalie. Excellent play guys! As the seconds ticked away Dufferin tried everything to put the puck in the net to tie it up, but the buzzer beat thein. Well played game Dufferin. National Power Skating Defeated six to two On March Ist. Orono played an exhibition game against Newcastle. We played a good game but not goodý enough f'or these guys! .Orono came out strong in the first perlod scoring the first two goals. Denis Beenen #10 scored on a hard wrist shot to the bottom corner, Robert Kay #66 and Matt Carter #4 assisted. Robert Kay scored in the top corner for the second goal with #93 Lucas Leech assist- ing. Defensemen, Mike Whelan #44 and Lucas Leech 493 made some nice rushes up the boards! No goals but a good effort! Kyle Feldcamp #36 anid Ben McKelvie #9 also did a great job on the blue lines. Jerred Coe #33, Luke Green #3, Jake Stockwell #99, Ryan Thomnas #14 and Jess Rice #88 played some great hockey! Goalie, #29 Nick Williams played a great game making tons of saves. Good game Nick! Until next time guys! Goliger's Taavel Armstong lGIA "A" Champion Coach Tresise and team trekked to Grafton on Saturday, March lst to par- ticipate in the Grafton Legion Pee Wee Tournament. Their first opponents were Baltimore #2. Orono won handily by a score of 4-1. Highlighting the game was a hat trick by #99 Rlck Howe. Asslsting on the goals were Arron Robinson, Brad Wood and Dan Tresise. Orono's other mark came from #88 Brad Weed, assisted by Adamn Rypstra and Dan Tresise. Game 2 was at 2 p.m. and the Port Hope teama did not give them much trouble as they were able to move on to the championsblp with a 5-2 victoi.y. Scoring for Orono was #4 JP Pisan! from Howe and Cur-rie, #44 Adam Rypstra from Howe, #9 Arron Robinson from DeJobri, #88 Brad Wood from Howe and #17 Will Lofgren fromn S. Wood and Pritchard. By this time the ice was getting pret- ty soft and you could see that this was affecting their play. The boys went into the final agalnst Baltimore #l1. They were pretty big but ths did not deter our Orono boys. They got off to a good start wlth # 10 Mike Knapp scoring a wrap-around goal at 4: 10 of the first. Assisting on the goal were Tresiseý and Howe. Baltimore turned up the heat and with Pisani and Lofgren sick on the bench and B. Wood i Toronto they went up 3-1 with only 4 minutes left in the game. Orono wanted to wln this tourniament and so, they put the heat right back on Baltimore and scored 3 goals to take the lead with 54 seconds remaining. Thl ey were able to hold them off and take the trophy back to Orono. Goal scorers were #9 Robinson, unassisted at 3:36, #12 Kyle Moore, assisted by Howe at 1:45 and the winner by #66 Tresise, assisted by Robinson and Howe at 54 seconds. The trophy can be seen in the showcase at Orono arena. Congratulations to ail mem- bers of the teami. Orono Novice Rep Happenings Orono Novice Rep. Major Plumbing travelled to Marmora on Sat. Feb. 22 for a tournament--totally away from 1ail the teams that they had played before. The first game was a venj spirited game against a teani from North Fr-ontenac sched- uled at .10:30 in the morning. Our boys had a chance to at least wake up and smell the orange juice. The game consisted of quick end-to-end play by both teams. Numerous shots were levelled at Orono goalie Shane Winters. Frontenac's goalie was the player that kept them in the game. At 7:36 of the flrst period, Captain Doug Garlick levelled a bullet shot that flew by the Frontenac goalle to give Orono its first marker of the first period. In the second period the play was mostly in the Frontenac zone which netted captain Doug bis second goal of the gaie. A final goal in the third period by Evan Moore solidi- fied a 3-1 win for Orono. An interesting note to this tournament was a shoot-out that was held after lunch. A shooter and a goalie was cho- sen from each team. Orono's shooter was its captain Doug and goalie Shane Winters. Our boys faired well in the flrst shoot-out with Shane not allowing a shot to get by. Doug and Shane did well to get into the semi-final round, but were beaten out by other luckier players. Th-e second game of the tournament wasn't as much of a success as the first one. Orono played well but was beaten by a quicker, faster Port Hope team. Final score was Port Hope 3, Orono 0. Orono made it through to the 'B' Final--being matched up against a team from Havel ock. Orono set the pace by establlshlng a 2-0 goal lead well into the second peri- od. Havelock finally decided to get aggressive halfway through the second perlod by obtaining a goal that was of questionable origin. Orono had mamntained an aggressive approach toward this team, when nature called upon our goalie Shane Winters--who apparently had consumed a large .quantity of liquid before the garne. The ref s compassion was put to the test when our coaches requested a stoppage in play, so as to allow our goalie a rest-room break. When the game resumed, a refreshed Havelock team made a strong mun at Orono's lead by tieîng it up at 2. Many penalties were assessed to Havelock because of unnecessary roughness. Orono was blessed with a 5 on 3 towards the end of the gaine, but could flot capitalize on it. Great game boys. Orono was awarded the 'B' Flnallst trophy. Final score Havelock 3 Orono 2. Be sure to mark March il on your calendar--so as to see our Novice Rep Teamr in action. at our own tourna- ment. Dufferin Aggregates Major Tyke News GOING ON A TRIP??? GEMfNG MARlFEI>»l Planning a Special Evening on the Town for Dinner, the Theatre or the Big Game??? TAL Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville invites applications from individuals ,ho may be interested in becoming a member of the Board of Directors or a community representative on a Board Comm ittee. B oard candidates should have knowledge, skills and experience with some of the following: government relations, business management, health issues and/or community and social services. The successful applicants will be expected to assume leadership roles, participate as team players and contribute to the deve'lopment of a regional hospital system. The Board attempts to be representative of the population of the Municipality of Clarington and surrounding areas. Please obtain an information package and application requirements, available from the switchboard receptionist at the Hospital's main entrance, between the following times: Monday to Friday: 7:00 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. 5:45 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Completed applications must be received by March 17, 1997.