The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Apple Blossoms smoke Halenda's Orono's Apple Blossom atoms played Halenda's Meats this past Saturday night smoking them in a 7-2 victory. Scoring for Orono were Heather Maitland and Paul Bridger with two, and Greg Howe, Cory Veloce and Dustin Armstrong with one apiece. Assists went to Emma Lunn (2), Daniel Hodgson (2), Joel McDonald (2), Ben McKelvie, Brock McGill, Dustin Armstrong, Josh Flynn and Jonathan Picco all getting assists. Computer Doctor makes house call and defeat Stuffs Stutt's Pharmacy played host to Bowmanville's Computer Doctor on Sunday afternoon featuring a high scoring game which ended in the doctors giving the pharmacists pharmacists a strong dose of their own medicine in the way of a 7-3 loss. There were no goals in the first period but eight in the the second--six by Computer Doctor while Stutt's answered with two. Orono's Josh McGill and Harley McColl (first of the season) found the mark while Michelle Bridger, Kevin Griffin and Tyler Elson earned the assists. Zadhary Flood scored in the third on a pass from McColl. Computer Doctor scored once more before game's end. Orono netminder, Howie Sunderland made several great glove saves! TRT 'V finalists in Douro The 'Gravel Pit' gang travelled travelled to Douro February 26 for a bit of tournament action. The first team they faced was Otonabee. Daniel VanderWeer sparked Orono to a 4.-1 win with a hat-trick. Assists went to Kevin Jackson, Cary Konopka, Jon Devries, Brendan Miller, Brian Dillon- and Jordan McDonnell. Brian Knapp scored from the point with assists going to Tyler ' Armstrong and VandetWeer. tourney Game two saw Orono battle on with Peterborough. Garrett Klompmaker scored the only goal in a losing cause. Assists went to Armstrong and Konopka. In game three, the 'C' final, Orono was shut-out by Douro. the team received a nice medal. Congratulations also go to Alex Campney, Ryan Wood, Gardner Cole, Aaron West, Steve Donodel and Scott Duquette. The nicest pen "Out of Oshawa, ON - Things brightened up last week for Bradley Williams', a patient at Lakeridge Health Oshawa, when a surprise visitor , brought the Stanley cup to cheer him up. In hospital with a sports injury, 15 year old Bradley met The Hockey Hall of Fame escort to the cup, and representatives from Labatt Breweries Ontario, who dropped in on their way to an Oshawa- Generals game. Earlier in the week, they paid a surprise visit to patients at Lakeridge Health Whitby. "Everywhere we go with the Stanley Cup, people are completely thrilled to see it, touch it, and have their pictures pictures taken with a part of Canadian history. We are very pleased to be able to do some- things hap- the blue" thing to brighten the day of patients, staff and visitors to the hospitals," said Paul Walker, Area Manager of Labatt. Patients with newborns newborns and their dads lined up • for a Polaroid shot to put in the baby- book, staff gathered in groups around the cup for a snap and- visitors in the elevator elevator posed for their souvenir. Hockey fans and old timers on the cardiac unit were amazed to see and touch the real Stanley Cup from their beds, "It bring back a lot of great memories for me," said one patient through his oxygen mask. The excitement and pleasure pleasure were evident and hospital staff and patients said a big .thank you for such a wonderful wonderful surprise. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 1 2000 Dufferin Aggregates stone Durham TV Carrying on their winning ways, Orono's Dufferin Aggregate major tykes took on Durham TV in an early morning 7:30 start in Bowmanville last Saturday. Both teams were raring to go featuring end- to-end action. Durham finally solved Orono's netminder, Matt Vignale at the 7 minute mark of the second. But, Vignale slammed the door shut. Brandon Cox evened the score at one a few minutes later then Eddie Meester gave Orono the lead for good before the second period ended. Hie third remained scoreless until the final minute when Brandon Leblanc and Chris Lunn scored sealing the win. Final score of the game was Orono: 4, Durham TV 1. A strong effort by all! . Pictured above is Dufferin Aggregates' Brandon Cox. , Community care dinner by Isabelle Challice A good attendance at the monthly Community Care dinner held In Orono United Church, Main Hall. Dim Schoenmaker welcomed welcomed all and called on Rev. Russell for Grace. A delicious beef stew, cabbage salads, tea biscuits and a delicious assortment of desserts, were served to an appreciative audience. The ladies were thanked. Mrs. Schoenmaker introduced introduced our guest speaker, Mr. Charles Taws, Curator of the Bowmanville Museum. An excellent table display of teddy bears and dolls, some quite old, Wid all attractive. ' Charles was thanked and given a small gift of appreciation. appreciation. The presentation was much enjoyed by all present. ORONO AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Orono Summer Sports & 2000/01 Hockey Registration TUESDAY, MARCH 7th and MONDAY, MARCH 20th at ORONO ARENA from 7 to 9 p.m. • First time registrants in Orono bring copy of Birth Certificate & Health Card ■ • Hockey cheques may be post-dated to September 1 st • Registrations after March 20th are subject to a $25.00 late fee SPONSORS - Contact Ray Bester at 983-5584 or Art Reid at 983-9495 COACHES - Sign up at registration! (Rep coaches selected by end of March) BASEBALL Convenor: Art Reid 983-9495 Division: T-Ball 4-Pitch Tyke Mosquito Peewee Bantam Midget Fee: $40 $40. $70 $70 $80 $90 $90 Age: (Dec 31) 4,5,6 7 &.8 8 & 9 10&.11 12 & 13 14A15 16-18 GIRL'S SOFTBALL Convenor: Neil Allin 983-5791 Division: Novice Peewee Bantam/Midget Fee: $65 $65 $65 Age: (as of Dec. 31) 9, 10, 11 12, 13, 14 15 - 18 SOCCER Convenor: Gord Lowery 983-5840 Division: *Tyke * r Mi. Sqt. *Ma. Sqt. Atom Mosquito Peewee Bantam Junior Fee: $60 $60 , $60 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 Age (Dec 31) 5&6 , 7 8 / 9 & 10 11 & 12 13 & 14 15 & 16 17-19 * Mini Soccer HOCKEY Convenor: Ray Bester 983-5584 Division: **Mite House League Midget H.L. Representative Fee: $175 $275 $240 • $275+ Age: (Dec 51) 4&5 6 - 17 18 & 1*9 8-19 . **Final Mite Registration on August 1st I