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Wednesday, February 9, 2005 Orono Weekly Times - 7 Allin's midget reps thrilling win The second round of playoffs playoffs started for Allin's on Sunday January 30 against Newcastlé. Newcastle started the scoring off with three minutes minutes " remaining in the first period. Allin's bounced back though, with a minute left on the clock in the first period. Devon Sutton scored the teanVs first goal unassisted. Allin's seemed to loose sight of the game as Newcastle went on to score four more goals before the team could find the back of the net again. This time, the goal went to Josh Moffat, assisted by Matt Moffat up from Sutton. . Newcastle managed to slip one more goal in with a minute left in the game, concluding concluding with a 5-2 win. Troy Webster who was in net, should be commended as he deflected puck after puck. The second game of the series was played in Newcastle on Wednesday Feb 2nd. The game was close from start to finish. Orono slammed two points home in the first period much, to the delight of the Orono fans. The first goal went to .Kyle Balson, assisted by Sutton up from Josh Moffat The second goal was scored by Evan Moore who had an amazing shot from the blue line. Assisting on the goal was Devon Sutton. . In the second period neither neither team seemed to be able to find the back of the nets. In the third Newcastle came out with new found energy and slipped two goals in with five minutes left in the period. The game went into sudden sudden death overtime. Orono walked away with the win though, when Mark Spiers scored assisted by Moore. Alex Hart played a strong game in net. The third game of the series was played in Orono this past Sunday night, February 6. Newcastle started the scoring off in the first period period but Orono came back with three quick goals within three minutes. Points went to Doug Garlick unassisted, and to Evan Moore assisted by Greg Howe. The third goal was scored by Josh Moffat, assisted assisted by Moore. Newcastle tied the game up in the second period and then slipped another one by the Orono net minder in the third. Orono wasn't to be beat and with 2:39 left in the game Steve Hicks popped one in, assisted by Mark Spiers. The game went into overtime but no goals were earned by either team. The game concluded with a tie, each team earning a point for the game. Allin's next game is in Newcastle on Wednesday night at 9 pm Special Olympian bowling champ by John Witheridge When bowlers from Lindsay, Peterborough, Ajax Oshawa and Haliburton gathered gathered at North End Bowl for the Region 12 Special Olympics Bowling Tourr nament, the alleys are filled with enthusiastic, young bowlers. There were 122 competitors competitors all together in the tournament that took place on Saturday January 29. Kelly O'Neill from Orono received the Gold medal in the pins over average tournament. Most tournaments are pins over average as it is the most fair and allows bowlers of all levels to compete against one another on an even footing. Her average is 137 and she bowled games of 134,168 and 224 for a total of 115 pins over her average. She competed against ,62 other females .This was enough to give her first place in the female category. This was a remarkable feat becausé, although Kelly has bowled in the tournament several several times time she has never placed in the top three before. Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Family Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funeral Services Pre-arranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - Oùt of Town Shipping CORY KUIPERS- PRESIDENT 53 Division Street 905-623-5668 Bowmanville, Ontario LIC 2Z8 OFF STREET.PARKING J.W Kelly O'Neilladorned with her gold medal Kelly regularly bowls on Friday nights from October to April in a Special Olympics League. They bowl at the North End Bowl in Oshawa. She carries an average of 134. Kelly's dad is an accomplished accomplished bowler as well and bowls on Tuésday nights. HEARING SERVICE Complete hearing test now available at Anicara Wellness Services 5331 Main St.,Orono Y • Includes testing outer, middle & inner ear function ' j • Hearing aid recommendation Hearing aid service (all makes) Registered provider for most major insurances For your appointment call: 905»983'6121 Stutts shutdown Bowmanville Once again the Stutt's Pharmacy sponsored Orono Novice Leafs rose to the occasion on Saturday afternoon. afternoon. Led by the stand-up goaltending of Danny Benedict, and the incredible defensive play of Ryan Armstrong, Daniel Owens, Lucas Crosby, and Kale Stephens, Orono was able to keep Bowmanville #6 off the scoreboard for two periods. Orono came out fast in the first period and scored 3 unanswered goals by: Cameron Reilly, Glenn Acorn, and Tyler Trimble. Bowmanville scored two goals early in the third before Mitchell Trachsler added one more for Orono. After that Danny and the defense held strong and shut them down. Also playing a strong game were Jacob Diamond, Jimmy Chaplow and Austin Cole. Next game is Saturday February 12 in Orono at 4 p.m. D.B. Major Plumbing win series The Major Plumbing Leafs advanced through the first round of the playoffs this week. In an exciting series against the Fenelon Falls Falcons the Leafs took two of three games. The first game was on Wednesday night in Fenelon Falls where the Leafs played a close checking game and in the last two minutes of the game got three goals to win 5 -2. The second game was played here in Orono on Sunday afternoon. Again it was a very close game coming coming down to the last two minutes minutes when Fenelon Falls scored to take a 2 - 1 win and tie the series. It was back to Fenelon Falls on Monday night in yet another nail biter. It was a 1-1 tie through the first period and a back and forth game. The Leafs went up 2-1 in the. second second and held on. Fenelon Falls put the pressure on and in the last two minutes had a power play and pulled their goalie, for a 6 on 4. The Leafs held tight to the end, with excellent goaltending by Cooper Phillips and strong defence all around. The Leafs will meet the Newcastle Stars in the next round. Goals and assists lu, the series to, Ben deBoer 3G/3A, Dustin Boyd 1C./1A, Dylan Armstrong IG/1A, Connor Megan 1G/IA, Jarret Lane 2G, Mitch VanSehyndel 1 A, Tate Simpson 2A, Tory Man ion I A. Newcastle BOWLING NEWCASTLE SENIORS ' Top Scores 150 + over results for Feb. 1 St BOWLER GAME ONE GAME TWO Hilda Call 155 Jean Hall 152 172 Alec Martin 225 173 Maureen Powell 176 Joyce Stacey 152 Sheila Stiles 151 John Tigwell 182 164 Bill Wade 198 MargWagar 182 157 Mark Wagar 178 AIM Strutt 214 MIXED LEAGUE scores 175 + over results for Feb. 3rd BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three I Adrian DeLaat 207 I Clayton Trolley 212 Jim Dyson 251 I Claudine Richard 215 Don Wright 211 I MaryLou Trolley 187 I Joe Mendonca 19§ I Greg Forget 231 Brenda DeLaat 195 I Andy Dumouchel 175 Rod Morton 203 187 Fae Forget 216 304 241 Mike Swan 224 207 | Bob Kllgar .207 50/50 Winner - Jim Dyson GIRLS' NIGHT OUT | Top Scores 150+ (2 games) results for Feb. 2nd. BOWLER GAME GAME ONE TWO Cheryl Svarich 173 Cindy Auglers 186 Debbie Funchlon '215 Gina Gallacher 162 Jessica Ferguson 169 Jo-Anne Bennett 206 163 Mary Goulah 152 Top Scores 175+ (3 games) results for Feb. 7th. BOWLER Game Game Game Three Three Three Ann Arsenault 218 Betty Major 188 184 Karen Geboers 201 Leah Wood 238 211 Terri McLaughlin 190 Val Witheridge 184 176 50/50 Winner. Maureen Milne Euchre at the Rebekah Hall FEBRUARY 2ND RESULTS 1st K. Tomlinson 81 2nd Marian Staples 79 3rd (tie) Edgar Millson, Liz Reynders 78 5th Gladys Ogden 77 DRAWS Norma Moffat, Jane Tomlinson Marian Staples Kendal Community Centre Euchre FEB 3RD RESULTS TOP SCORES (tie) Jim Souch, Lavina Downes, 87 Maria Couroux, 81 LOW SCORE Carol Robinson, 52 5GZ5Q Jean O'Neil