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1 ■. 2000 - 5 The libergrate Canada Atoms tangled with Preston the Mover on February 12. This rematch was once again a very close game. Orono was on the losing end of the 2-1 game. Mike Hisson played his best game of the year providing some strong goal tending. Sarah Donnelly, Robyn Henderson, Justin Westerink, Brien Konopka and Kenny Jackson were steady at the blue line. Orono has adapted Toronto's game plan; they start off slow, but come on strong in the third period. Orono swarmed Preston in the third but could only put one puck by them. Andrew Fudge scored the lone goal assisted by Doug Deboo and Matt Srnitt. Mad Dog Beenen, Kevin Bourke and Matt Fu ller did a great job forechecking and had some good scoring chances. Adam Wood, Blain Cox and Josh Dobson also put in a good effort. player of the week Matt Fuller; shoots left skating winger. more SPORTS TRT Sand & Gravel play Penalty-Free The TRT Sand and Gravel Novice played a penalty-free game against Bowmanville #1 on February 12. Alex Campney played a strong game in the net for the gravel pit gang. Daniel VanderWeer netted a beauty to open the scoring. scoring. Assists went to Brian Dillon, and Brian Knapp. Tyler Armstrong scored two minutes later assisted by Aaron West and Garrett Klompmaker. Tyler Armstrong poked home a rebound on a nice play by Garrett Klompmaker. Jordon McDonnell, Gardiner Cole, Steve Donadel, Scott Duquette, Brandon Miller, Ryan Wood, Kevin Jackson- and Cary Konopka, all added to the excitement. Russ Major plumbers dominate 'C' championship With playoffs ending for again in the third to make it The final saw the Leafs the Novice Rep team, they 2-1. Dobson tied it up again against Bolton. It proved no can now focus on the fun ■ with help from McLatchey. match for Orono as they stuff like exhibition games Saturday, Feb. 12, dominated from the drop of and tournaments. the Leafs travelled to the puck, blasting them 4-1. On Feb. 3, the Leafs visit- Baltimore for a tournament. Dobson picked up two more ed Newcastle for the third The first game saw Orono, goals and one assist. Barnes and final game of the series. facing St. Annes where they and Meester each picked up a The Stars proved too tough were blanked 3-0. Orono goal. Assists went to for Orono, but gave up one then faced Port Hope. Goals Johnston, McLatchey (2), goal as they were downed ?- ' were matched one for one, Caruana and Filed. This got 1. Scoring Orono's lone goal keeping the game tied. them the 'C' Championship, was Jeremy Caruana, assisted Dobson and Meester were the Great plays by Nancy by Tom Meester. goal scorers, each getting Burt. Jevon Staples, Jeffery On Feb. 11. Orono hosted two. Assists went to Meester, Mulder, Katie Definney, West Hill in exhibition play. Barnes, McLatchey and Matt Shelby MacDonell, Joey Both teams proved to be Field. At the end of régula- VanDusen and Lucas Martin evenly matched as they fin- tion play, the score was 4-4, were all noted, ished in a draw. Matt Dobson forcing a shoot-out. Dobson Unfortunately Matt found the mark early in the scored for Orono, while Puddicome was ill for the first with help from Mike Tanner Johnston was a brick tournament. Barnes and Andrew wall between the pipes mak- Special thanks to Gord McLatchey. West .Hill ing it 5-0. Orono was on to Lowery and Doug Barnes for answered in the second and the 'C' championship. helping out on the bench. Naturalists needed to monitor wetland Would it surprise you to know throughout Ontario and the that for hundreds of people in Great Lakes states, the Great Lakes region, the The MMP offers everyone arrival of spring means head- -- from amateur naturalists to ing for the local marsh? professional biologists a Three hundred people have unique and rewarding oppor- already done this as volun- tunity to help learn about and teers for the Marsh conserve Great Lakes Monitoring Program (MMP), amphibians and marsh birds, and the data they have collect- and their threatened habitats, ed provides important infer- If you are interested in partic- mation on marsh birds and ipating in the MMP, contact amphibians in the Great Kathy Jones at 888-448-2473 Lakes basin. This year, the or a4survey@bsc-eoc.org or MMP is looking fgr more vol- visit the web site at www.bsc- unteers to help with surveys eoc.org. The MMP provides training materials that will guide you and help you polish your identification skills. However, you should be able to identify, by sight and song, most of the common marsh bird species. There is no fee to participate. participate. The MMP is managed by Bird Studies Canada in partnership partnership with Environment Canada and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. TARTE TATIN This .famous French recipe classic bears the name of its inventor, Caroline Tatin. Preparation Time: 35 minutes Cooking Time: Top of stove: 30 minutes Oven: 25 minutes • Serves 8 1 cup (250 mL) all-purpose flour 3/4 cup (175 mL) granulated sugar Pinch salt 2/3 cup (150 mL) butter 1 tbsp (15 mL) shortening 8'to 10 Ontario McIntosh, Cortland or 'Empire Apples In large bowl, stir together flour, 1 tbsp (15 mL) sugar an,d salt. With pastry blender or two knives, cut in 1/3 cup (75 mL) of the butter and shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Pour 2 to 3 tbsp (25 to 45 mL) cold water over dry ingredients. Toss mixture together with fork until well mixed and mixture can be formed into a ball. Wrap ball of dough tightly in plastic wrap; refrigerate for 30 minutes. • " • Meanwhile, peel and core apples; cut each apple into eighths. Spread remaining butter over bottom of heavy 9-inch (23 cm) oven-proof skillet that is at least 2-1/2 inches inches (6 cm) deep. Sprinkle evenly with remaining sugar. Place apple pieces in butter-sugar mixturé, wedging tightly together, filling bottom of skillet. Cook, uncovered, without stirring, over medium heat for about 30 minutes or until syrup (which foams around apples) has thickened and turned golden brown. Occasionally baste apple tips not covered by syrup. Remove skillet from heat and let cool for 10 minutes. . Meanwhile, roll pastry to form circle slightly larger larger than top of skillet. Place pastry over apples, tucking edge in between apples and skillet. Cut 4 steam vents in pastry. Bake in 425"F (220°C) oven for 10 minutes. Aeduce heat to 375°R (190°C); bake for 15 minutes or until crust is golden. Let cool for 5 minutes. Place serving plate over tart and using oven mitts, quickly invert. Place any apple pieces that stick in skillet on tart. !