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4 Ono efkly.Tlmes, Wednesday, Aýpril 16, 199'ý llth Annual Larry Bews Hockey Tournament Apple Blossom Novice Hockey are back The Newcastle Arena was once again the venue last weekend for the Annual Lanry Bews Hockey Tournament. This was the 1 l th annual toumainent held in the naine of Larry Bews - an electrician fatally lnured in an industri- al accident. This two-day event Is fthe largest annual gathering of skilled trades persons and, their familles from GM-Oshawa. The above picture was taken at the offi- ciai puck drop Saturday Morning. In the picture are: Don Whalan - Chairman, CAW, Carl Vajda from Molsans who sponsored the tournament. AI McPhee - organi zer, Candy Bews, Dave Broadbent - Financial Secretary CAW, Larry Carrol - organizer. Craig Kent's team "The Body Shop" won the tournan-ent. After a nine day break from hockey the Apple Blossom MovIce hockey clut played their best gaine of the year. The victIms were National Trust. The Apple Blossom won their second game of the play- offs 6-2. The crowd was entertained by some great goaltendîng, tough defence, and some aggressive ofi'ence. The hot goalie glove was held by Lucas Szemiotwho was verv confident between the pipes. The -defence part- ners were Paul Bridger, Mike Howe, and Brien Konopka, Jonathen Koerssen. They played their positions very well! The flrst Orono goal was scored by Mark Spiers assist- ed by Greg Howe, The second was scored by Garrett MacDonald from Daniel Reilly. The third was scored by Adain Wood from Emma Lunn who played very tough for her team on the left wing. The fourth was scored by Johnathen Picco from Adain Wood. The fifth goal was scored by Mark Spiers from Adamn Wood. The sixth goal was scored by Greg Howe from Mark Spiers and Adam~ Wood. Nice job Adam for your three assists. April 12, Orono Arena, Apple Blossom vs. T.N.T. League. The Apple Blossom club canried their momentum into this gaine. The Apple Blossom struck first with a beauty goal from Garrett MacDonald. The assist went to Daniel Reilly who was a real work horse on this goal. T.N.T. rallied scorlng a goal per period to wînthe gane 3- 1. This was a close game that could have gone either way. Chris Buttonshaw made his debut on center and per- formed well. Heather Maitland played a taugh gaine on Right Wing. Congratulations go to Coach Mattland and Co. RECYCLE Dufferin Aggregates in playoff mode On April 6, 1997 the Bantains defeated the host St. George teain by a score of 2- 1 ta capture the tournarnents "A7 Division. Teanu members are: Matt Aldread, Andrew Beacock, Kyle Beacock, Greg Bester, Neil Borutskie, Brandon Caruana, Mike Knox, Paul Landers, Jamie Parry, Tyler Robinson, Greg Shetier, Dustin Stapleton, Ryan, T'resise, Jonathan Whtehead, Bryan Wiltshire and Bob Witheridge. On behaîf of the parents 1 would like ta thank coach Boyd Knox, assistant coaches Chris Robinson and Scott Sawyer, Manager Ray Bester and Sponsor Stan Gylytuik. for a very enjoyable 96/97 hockey season. Congratulations O.M.H.A Bantarn hockey team, On Saturday,> March 29, 1997 Dufferin Aggregates played their first playoff gaine winning 5-3 over D.J., Soundmaster. Goal scarers were: 1. #9 T. Webster, unassisted. 2. #7 D. Robinson, assist #12 D. Hodgson. 3. #4 C. Kelly, assist #9 T. Webster, 4. #4 C. Kelly, assist #9 T. Webster. 5. #7 D. Robinson, assist #4 C. Kelly. On Thursday, April 13, 1997 Dufferin Aggregates won their second playoff gaine beatmng A & R Floaring 7 -2. Goal scorers were: L # 17 D. Mitchell, unass isted. 2. #PI T. Webster, assists #18 A. KiUrkbride, #19 D. MacIssac. 3. #4 C. Kelly, unassisted. 5. #9 T. Webster, (hat trick!), asslst #4 C. Kelly. 6. #7 D., Robinson, unassisted. 7. #5 M. Moffat, assîst #17 D. Mitchell, #6 J. MacDonald. Great games Dufferin look- ing forward to the finals. !GO DUFFERIN GO! COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK REPAIRS DIESEL ENGINES - CUMMINS, DETROIT & CAT RADIO DISPATCHED TOW TRUCKS MOBILE MECHANICAL SERVICE TRUCK ItLR. #1 ORONO 4 MILES NORTH ONTARIO 0F HWY. 401 ON LOB l'MO' (905) 983-9151 HWY. 35/115 Playoffs for, the Leafs On April 8th' National Power' Skating played Durhanm TV -- losing 2-1. A very close game as both teams needed the points ta advance to the 'A' finals. Goaltender Nick Williams played a solid game for us while making many great saves. Good game Nick! Orono's only goal was scored by Brandon Ernst, unassisted at 8:00 into the 3rd period. Nice goal Bran! Orono's defence played a great garne on the blue lime and offence played a great gaine fore checklng and back checking. Good gaine guys! This loss puts us inta the 'B' finals against Blessing, Travel on April l2th at 2:30 in Orono. Jerrod Coe is stili away due ta illness. Jerrod Coe back ini llneup! Wei orne back Jerrod! The first garne of the 'B' finals ended up in a 5-2 loss for the Leafs. Nick Williams had his work cut out fo" him. Nick's hard wark kept this 'game from being a total blowout. The Leaf s two goals were scored by Robert Kay with an assist ta Matthew Carter. The boys played a hard gaine but were always one step behind Blessing Travel. This is the best 2-out-of-3 series sa don't count the Leaf s out yet! "Go Leafs go!" Game twa of the sertes Is Saturday, April l9th. Gaod luck guys! NEWCASTLE GOLF COURSE Opening for 1997 - GOLF SEASON on FRIDAY, APRIL l8th Season Passes Pay as you play rates. WLcisenLL 18 holes - $25.00 9 holes - $ 18.00 frlidL=k 18 hales - $22.00 9 hales - $15.00 Twilight 4:30 p.m. - 9 Hole Rates Weekend Tee Times ~ j (905) 987-4851 'i-The Rick St. Croix. IIi~~IIhI School of Goaltending £J~1Jfj~IUf~flil(presents A Four-Day/14-Hour Instructional Goaltending Camp For ages 7 and Up. Head Instructor - Rick St. Croix formnerly with Phîladeiphia Flyers and Toronto Maple Leats Cobourg Pad Il Arena - August 15 - 18 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. Cost $1 90.00 TO REGISTER CALI: COBOURG - ROSEY - (905) 372-8920