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Orono Donut Gallery lost our on 'D' finals The Orono House League PeeWee team roared to finish on home ice Sunday night to take the "B" Championsbîp. Coming in to this garine witb a loss and a tie the boys knew tbey had to, pull out all the stops to win this champi- onship. Not only did they take the frst goal plus the three goals they needed to win they shut down Rýeynolds with a 5- 0 score. Rick Howe tore onto the ice and made certain Orono had the first goal in the first peri- od.. Subsequent first period goals by J. P. Pisani and Adam Rypstra cinched two in On April 1 th at the Orono Arena, Apple Blossomn Shop met Carter's Bakery. This was a great game by both teamis resulting in a 4-4 tie. The Apple Blossom playoff record stands at 2-3-1-- not quite enough to advance to the UD finals. 1 think all the parents of the Apple Blossomn Club are very proud of the effort made by these young players. The scoring lu the gaine was dominated by the Kendal snipers: MacDonald, Spiers and Wood. Thé first Orono goal was scored by Garrett MacDonald froin Daniel Reilly and Heather Maitland. The second was scored by Garrett MacDonald fromn Brien Konopka and Jonathen Koerssen. The third was scored by by Mark Spiers from Greg Howe and Adami Wood. The fourth was scored Geraldi Minor tie up series IV Geràldi Insurance made it through the playoffs tied for second place and were mnatchied Up against the Computer Doctors for the fmnals. On Moniday, nighit in Grono, thec teami dropped the opener 4-1 in a toughi check- ing gaine. Defensemnan Jeffery Mulder (2) scored Orono's onily goal at 4: 10 of the tirid-- a smlokin' shiot fromn 20 feet out that fouind the corner! Great defense by- Jeffery mhe first but were kept on the edge of thelr seats. Ben Currie and Kyle Moore took assists on Howes goal and Shawn DeJong and Aaron Robnson assisted on Pisani's goal. Goalie Darreli Kennedy, wimh the ultimate shut out took the assist on Rypstra'!ý goal. Pisani, playlng to win scored a hat trick wimh a goal in bom mte second and third periods to close the Reynolds team down. This team was excellent competition, made the Orono boys work hard to prove how great tbey can play. DeJong took two more assists and Jake Bonetta by Adami Wood from Mark Spiers and Greg Howe. Coachi Maitland assigned Chris Buttonshaw, Emmira Lunn and Johnathon Picco the tough job of checking Carter's- No. 1 offence uine. After a couple of bad breaks on the first shift they r'ose to the challenge and took control. The defence played a very strong guame for their team.' The defence partners were Paul Bridger, Mike Howe and Jonathon Koerssen, Brien Konopka. Lucas Szemniot was the goalie and played spectac- ular! Congratulations Apple Blossomn Novice! This will be the last Apple Blossomi 96-97 report. On behiaif of the play- ers and parents, "THANK YOU" to the coaching staff. Also special thanks to the Apple Blossomn Shop for sponsoring our teamn! Tykes Aonday Mulder, Jevon Staples (22), Nathan Sm-ith (66), Tanner Johnston (4), Mitchell Harding (7) and Noel Snow (5) limited Bowmi-aniville to 8 shots. The teamn travelled to Ricks Complex on Sunday, afternioon for a remnatch and ,,on 3-2. Orono's offense was fired up launching 22 shiots on goal. Wingers Rob Blaker (88) and Brett Cairns (9) comn- bined for- 14 of those shots, plus lots of paIssing' --hey, assisted in the third period. Every single player on the teamn played hardJ, played well and played to wip. The coach- ing staff deserve congratula- tions because th-py believed in these boys. Thatik you. The winners include: Darreli Kennedy, Aaron Robinson, Mike Knapp, Rick Howe, Scott Wood, Will Lofgren, Nathan Dobratz, Kyle Moore, Dan Tresise, Adam Rypstra, Brad Wood, J. P. Pisani, Sbawn Dedong, Jake Bonetta, Ben Currie an-d Kevin Pritchard. Coaches: John Tresise and Glen Wood - Traiier: Rick Howe. Gretz would be proud! Goal scorers for Orono: Rob Blaker, 14:43, (lst), 0:18 (3rd); Brett Cairns 12:28 (2nd). Centers Sain Baxter (14) Bobby Pfanzelt (10 and Kevin Griffin (39) played a strong gaine up the mniddle. Wingers kyle Geraldi (93 and Alexander Derlis (99) forced a lot of BowmanvilIle turnovers with non-stop checking. Wingers Jeff Feldcamp (1 7 ) and Tommiy Meester (1l) both had great scoring chances, hustling all gamne. Goalie Alex Camnpney (33) faced 9 shots and camie up with the big saves. Incredible hockey in this series (and they're only six). There were no end-to-end rushes on either side, both teamns were playing as teamiis! Good luck in gamne 3 dudes and dudette. C larington Fire Dept. Report The Clarington Pire Departmenit emnergency response summrary for the period April l3th to April 2th is as follows: 2 structure fires (one with damnage esti- mnated at $30,000), 1 vehicle fire damiage estimiated at $200; 2 chiminey fires; 4 grass fires; 5 fires othler than listed above; 4 mnotor vehicle accli- dents; 10 mnedikal assistance calis; 1-911 unikniownt; 1 assist other agency; I alarmi activa- tion; 5 check out calis. *Donut Gallery lost out on the 'D' finals but not without a fight. The kids worked hard this year an-d put out a gre-at effort. Now on to the 'C' finals. Corne on Donut Gallery you can do it. To our players # il Andrew Bangay, #66 Wes Barichak, # 14 Matbew Bamnes, # 88 Jeff Dickinson, #8 Stevie Gregg, GcOUNCII Defibrillators coming. Council gave full endorse- nment to, the Defibrilla7tion Program proposed by the Clarington Fire Departinent. A defibnillator is used in a-r emergency situation to restore the pulse of a person who has suddenly collapsed due to heart attack. The Pire Department would like to equip ail five fire stations in Clarington with a defibrilla- tor! Captain Gord Weir and Marty Epp, coordinators of the Base Hospital - Oshawa Genleral, gave council a demonstration of the type of defibrillators the fire depart- ment is hoping to buy. Now that council has given the go- ahead the fire department can start raising the $70,500 needed to buy the equipment and implement the defibrilla- tion program. Mr Huber of Solina is applying ýo have his property rezonied from agricultural (A- 1) to a zone appropriate to permit the establishment of a commercial dog kennel and to recognize the size of an existing accessory structure whicb exceed the maximum allowable floor area. Helen Konzelmanin voiced her objection to the plan say- ing she was concemned about three types of pollution: noise, smell and water. Konzelmann stated there was a dog pennied up two doors dowvn from their house whicb barks continuously. Also Konzelmann's well is sballow and she was conicerned that waste from the kennel wouild contaminate her well waten Mr. and Mrs. Konzelmann #*9 Joey Hill, #93 Jeremy Hodgson, #36 Joey Konopka, #44 Josh Lambert, #2 Kyle MacDonald, #17 Michael Puddicombe, #là Derek Sellers, #33 Mike Tiexeira, #29 Carl (the cat) Tordiff, #99 Steve Webb. And thanks to Barney Fronk & Robin & Nick at Donut Gallery. It has been a great year, lets have a great finish. L NOTES tnoved to tmis quiet commu- nity a few years ago and now they fecar the peace and quiet they now enjoy will disappear. Huber addressed the neighbours concemns saying that the waste would be con- tained in a sealed holding tank that would be pumped out yearly. The neighbour- hood dog barks conttiuously because it is bored, their dogs would have larger pens and large runs. Trees would also be planted to create a sound barrier. Huber stressed that his operation would be a proper kennel, not a puppy Mill. Mayor Hamre announced she would not bc supporting the application because when she brings her dog to a kennel on weekends the noise can be heard fronm afar. Hamre feels that kennels should be build far away from neighbours. Apartments in houses are now legal as long as home owners. follow guidelines set out by Clarington couincil and get the proper registration. The owner of an existing apartment-in-house bas up to one year from now to apply for registration. The applil- cation fee for registration is $50 which wlll contribute toward the cost of processlng the application. An addition- ai $50 will be will be required to cover part ofithe adminis- trative and inspection cost. r .3-i B . rothsr- App le Blossom finish seasonwith style