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4-Oroho Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 1, 1989 SPO R TS Orono Atoms win, tie, then lose On Tuesday, February 14, Orono Atoms unpacked their jets and their hustle in tying Pickering 2-2. The score was 0-0 at the end of the first period. At 4:44 of the second period Pickering popped the first goal of the game. Shortly after that Jamie Shetler swept around the Pickering net and tucked the puck neatly in the corner of the goal. About 2 minutes later Steve Bonneau came blazing up the ice and whacked home a hard shot in the upper corner corner of the net. Orono maintained their lead until, with 4:00 minutes left in the game,-an untimely penalty penalty allowed Pickering a power play goal. The following Saturday Orono played against the top-ranked Millbrook team, and lost 6-0. Overall Orono worked and skated hard but were just no match for the Millbrook horses. Jeff Parry played an exceptional game in net. He seemed to stop shots while standing on his head. After this game Orono heads into the consolation playoffs. Good luck to all of them! On Friday, February 24th after a long drought, Orono Atoms won a game! Orono dubbed Stouffville 6-2 in a most impressive win. Orono jumped out to quick lead at 5:50 of the first period. Jamie Shetler scored that goal on a very pretty unassisted play. Next Jonathan Burnham scored at 6:50 of the second second period assisted by Steve Bonneau Bonneau and Jason Lawrence. Orono's third goal came on a slick pass from Jonathan Noble to Steve Bonneau. A very pretty play indeed. At this point the flood gates were opened and Orono their scorers have found the mark zoomed to victory. Jamie Shetler got two more goals giving him a 'hattrick* for t.he night, while Steve bonneau counted the other goal. Jason Lawrence, Jeff Good- murphy and Scott Ransberry got assists on these goals. Wade Peacock, Simon Weagant and Jeff Gates played well on defence. Simon Weagant in particular particular 'stopped several 'near' breakaways showing outstanding speed. Dan Rowe played his usual solid game on defence as well. Another very positive aspect of this game was the team passing which was excellent. The boys have suddenly developed the ability to find the open man with a pass. This unselfish style of play was rewarded tonight and will again be rewarded on future nights. All in all this was an outstanding effort for the Atom team. Mike's Midget now even in series Newcastle 11 - Beaverton 7 Monday, February 20, 1989 the "Mike's Place" Midgets travelled to Beaverton for game 1 in the best 2 out of 3 series. This turned out to be the shoot-out at the O.K. corral with total offence, no defence and referees out to lunch. The only bright spot on the night was a win for the local lads, but a costly one at that, losing two players with- injuries injuries due to hitting from behind with no penalties being called. Scoring for Newcastle were: Daryl Burke (5), Marty Robinson (2), Brian Rodd (2), Jan Vanderheyden and Dwayne Foster, with assists going to Daryl Burke (2), Tim Bailey (2), Jan Vanderheyden (2), Brian Rodd (2), Rick Black, Jason Carroll, Mike Pearce, Mark Millson, Todd Thertell and Trevor Rogers. Come on guys give the coach a break!!! Newcastle 2 - Beaverton 3 Thursday, February 23, 1989 saw the "Mike's Place" come away on the short end of a 3-2 score with a return match with Beaverton. This was a game the local lads should and could have won if not for being too exhausted as many members of the team had already played four games with the High School hockey club that day. So now the season comes down to just one game on Thursday, February 28th at the Newcastle Arena. Come on guys, think positive - you can do it! Scoring for Newcastle were: David Sheridan (on loan from the Bantams) and Daryl Burke with assists going to t Jason Carroll, Jan Vanderheyden and Mark Millson. Sawyer saves tie MacDonald On Friday night the Rocking ■ Roughlies met Millbrook for the first time in playoffs. The Orono boys' seemed to come up stale against Millbrook. If they played Millbrook like they have played the other teams, Orono would beat Millbrook hands down. Orono was lax in many areas and were lucky to come up with a tie. Scott Sawyer's performance in net kept the game at a tie with stopping numerous shots. Ryan Winning put Orono on the scoreboard first with assists going to Greg Bull and Chris Mumby. Second Second goal was scored unassisted by Scott MacDonald, third goal was scored Danny MacDonald assisted by Scott MacDonald. Orono Has to scores four make up one game to Millbrook cancelled due to sickness, where they must win, a-tie is no good. Orono travelled to Oakwood on Saturday looking for a win. The Orono boys played a much stronger game than against Millbrook, with playing as a team, beating Oakwood 7-5. Orono's Danny MacDonald scored the first goal assisted by brother Scott. Oakwood came back and scored their first goal in a delayed off side shot tying the game. Orono's next three,goals were scored by Scott MacDonald, one being unassisted to Grant Esler, and B.J. Hackett. Ryan Winning scored the next Orono goal, assists going to Greg Bull and Grant Esler . Orono Club News Report by Lynné Lemieux The last few weeks have been busy with skaters attending Pineridge in Newcastle and the Unicorn Fair in Oshawa. Orono It'S M-M-M- Maple Syrup time Spring is just around the corner and just to make it official on Thursday, March 2 at 2:00 p.'m., the Central Lake Ontario Cçnserva- tion Authority is kicking off its 13th annual maple syrup season with special opening ceremonies at the Purple Woods Conservation Area. Taking part in the activities will be members of the Durham A.M. Kiwanis Club and the Simcoe Hall Settlement House Foodbank. The Authority is pleased to celebrate the 12th consecutive year in which the Kiwanis Club will hold its annual pancake breakfast for the public at the Conservation Area. This continues the club's tradition of assisting community groups in their task of making life a little better better for others. All proceeds from the breakfast will go to the Simcoe Hall Settlement House Foodbank. This event takes place on Saturday, Saturday, March 18 and Sunday, March 19. Besides good food, the public can also enjoy tours illustrating the maple syrup production methods of our native Indians, pioneers, and modern people. Horse drawn sleigh rides will be available as well. The public is also welcome to visit the sugarbush oh the weekends of March 11 and 12, March 24 to 27 and April 1 and 2. Tours will be given at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. For those wondering what to do for March break, tours will be provided provided at 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.rp. and 2:30 p.m. on March 13 to 17. So come out and enjoy the sweet sensation of spring. Purple Woods Conservation Area is located north of Oshawa at the intersection of Simcoe Street North and the 10th Concession Road. Watch for signs. For further information, please contact the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority at (416) 579-0411. Scott MacDonald scored once again with assist going to Grant Esler. Seventh and final goal went to Ryan Winning, assist to Greg Bull. Orono's defense played a much stronger game than against Millbrook. The coaching staff knows the boys are capable of beating Millbrook. Along with the make-up game in Millbrook a game against Lindsay and Manvers have to be played as well. skaters made a good showing at both events. Pineridge results are as follows: Melonie Allin - 3rd place overall - Beginner level; Ailan McKenzie - 2nd in flight and 1st overal at the Preliminary level; Melissa Colville - 1st in flight and 1st overall at the Pre-Juvenile level; Michele Rutherford Rutherford - 1st in flight and 2nd overall at the Pre-Juvenile level; Melissa Allin - 2nd in flight at Pre-Juvenile level; Tracy Eames - 2nd overall at Pre- Novice level. Ailan McKenzie and Melissa Colville will go on to compete compete at the EOSIC competition in Petawawa on March 4 and 5. We wish them well. Mary Murphy was the lucky winner winner in the draw for the Newcastle Figure Skating Club panda bear. The Unicorn Fair results are: Brenda Burt - 1st place in Pre- Juvenile A; Mark Lemieux - 2nd place in Pre-Juvenile A boys; Michael Murphy - 3rd place in Pre- Juvenile A boys; Amanda Barchard - 3rd place in Juvenile A; Rebecca Hisson - 2nd place in Juvenile A; Christine Dobson - 2nd place in Pre-Novice C; Alecia Staples - 2nd place in Novice A; Christa Robinson Robinson -»2nd place in Novice B; Sacha Thompson - 2nd place in Novice B; Heather Geboers - 3rd place in Novice B; Anthea Peacock - 2nd place in Novice C; Angela Tomkins - 2nd place in Novice C. All the competitors skated well and for many this was their first time competing. competing. Keep up the good work. INTERIOR PAINT SALE SHERUJin i 1 I l! 1 i §"«■»' -= Z1 2099 CEILING WHITE B.J. Hackett ROLPH Hardware Downtown Orono - Phone, 983-5207