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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 28, 19 J MCustom Tykes lose to Bowmanville On Friday, February 23 -the Orono J & M Custom Framing Tykes played host to Bowmanville I.D.A. Drugs and came out oin the short end of a 5-1 score. The game was much dloser thanthe score in- dicated, with both teams having good scoring chances in a scoreless first period. Again in the second, the action was end to end and final- ly Bowmanville hit the score sheet to end the second period with a 1-0 lead. The thi rd period proved to be a wîde open period, with Bowman- ville scoring the first three goals before Orono was able to beat the Bow manville goalie. Scoring for Orono w as Andrew Beacock who picked up a loose puck at centre and skated in on the left side and fired a shot into the far corner of the net. This was the last bright spot for Orono as Bowmnanville closed out the scoring on a late goal for a 5 to 1 win. Christopher Bouley played a strong game in goal holding Orono in a close game through the first two periods. AIl the players from Orono were '[kating and play- ing hard but B3owmanville managed to get the breaks when they needed them for the victory. Roughley Insurance Tykes activities Last Saturday, February 17 , Standeven and another Orono's Roughley Insuranq'e tyke tionable goal late in the per teamn played host to Bowmanville's was a good game for our Shoppers Drug Mart Club. boys against a large and mu Although Bowmanville got on the proved Blackstock squad. score board first withan early goal, job in goals Justin and to Orono went on to win the gamne by a other boys as well. 5-1 margin. the scoring for Orono In the Bowmanville gamn was ahl Bobby Witheridge. Two was a lot of scoring. 0f Or( goals were unassisted and the rest goals, Bobby Witheridge sc( came from Greg Bester and Kyle Two were unassisted and the Moore; fromt Brad Copping; and were assisted by Michael1 finally fromt Greg Rester and Kyle and Maftthew Reid; and froi Moore again. Moore and Brad Copping. A] This past Saturday the tykes ting a hat trick was Bi played two away games. The first Caruania. He had one un; was in Blackstock where Orono goal and one assisted by came away with a close 3-2 victory. Bester and Tyler Robinson. The second game was in Bowmian- don's third goal was assis ville against the Rotary Club and Christopher Bouley and again Orono came home victorious. Landers. Christopher1 This time by an 8-4 score. scored for Orono as well,o In the Blackstock game it was by Brandon and Paul Lande Orono's Bobby Witheridge scoring Congratulations boys on first. assisted by Greg Shetler and good gamei. Rotary had Michael Gibson. Orono's Michael strong players and made sevi Gibson scored the second goal late tempts to get back in the garr in the first assisted by Greg Shetler. last minute goalie, Greg Shet] Orono's lonte second period goal was scored by Bobby again this time assisted by Kyle Moore and Dave Lammers. Blackstock did the third period scoring- with one nice goal past Orono's- net minder Justin a very good job of keepingt position score as low as it-wý Keep up the good work hi, let's get set for the big Port tournament coming up weekend. .ques- criod. It -Oro no rch im- Gobd ail the e there rono 's 8 ored 4. ýothers Gibsonl m Kyle Iso get- 3randon iassisted oy Greg i. Bran- ted by ci Paul Bouley assisted, lrs. ia very 1some veral at- mie. Our 1er, did the op- ,as. - 1 oys and, t Hope ýp this Orono Novice hit a two g ame winning streak On February l9th the Orono Novice hosted a U.C.H.L. gamne against Baltimore #l. This was a game that had been rescheduled as a resuit of the followîng Friday's Storm. Durin g the first period there was a lot of end to end rushes by both teams. The result being only one goal scored at 2:43 by the opposi- tion. The Orono players decided to fight back and in doing so they con- trolled all the scorîng in the second and third periods. Baltimnore tried many times to score but was unsuc- cessful in getting any past Orono's net man Ryani Schoep. Scoring for Orono was Jamnie Richiter assisted by Andrew Reid, Andrew Reid unassisted, Bobby Witheridge unassisted, and the last goal by Steve Foster assisted by Amny-Jane McAllister, final score being 4-1 for Orono. On February 21lst the Orono Novice played a U.C.H.L. gamne at Newcastle against their Novice team. Newcastle started off strong as they scored the first goal within haîf a minute. Then within another three minutes of play Newcastle scored again. The Orono players didn't give up trying and as a result scored halfway through the first. 'Scoring for Orono was Steve Foster assisted by Bobby Witheridge. Within two more minutes Newcastle again marraged to put one past Orono's net minder Ryan Schoep, making the score 3-1 fôr Newcastle. Thisý time Orono came out strong in scoring the only two goals in the second period. Scoring was Orono's Andrew Reid assisted by Bobby Witheridge and Steve Poster, and Andrew Reid Lunassisted. Just George. This week I'd like to tackle a sub- right. ject, dear to many people, although visitorV few will admit it!! thoughtJ "Unexplained phenomenon" Asý I'N this, the more lurid magazines and duringr newsprint love to depict, but do habit of' they really know what they are talk- 'bedroonr ing about? ,sitting n Does anybody really understand? news on Does it even exist? Except in the pushedc mînds o f those that "want it to ex- golt Up,ist." These are the questions that whiat slt seldom rcceive a satifactory answer, hopefuli probably because such an answer flat onI wouldnot solve the problem, but hadn't ii only add to the confusion which opened - has, and always will, mystify The la mankind in bis search for the personal ultimate explanation. ip in b( I tend to reject the operation and door op dlaims of the clairvoyant and My shou mediums, but of course this is only My bed my opinion, and if they can induce *I coul peace of mnd to those that use their until I .ni services, that is of course a personal blanket, matter. But 1 am willing to admit that oc- casionally, and under certain cir- cutristances events occur that are difficult to dismiss, or understand. 1 don't ask, or even expect, you to believe what, 1 am about to describe, - that is your privilege. 1 have no cohierent explanation, however to get down to, facts. 1 was wide awake, I had not been drink- îng, when the following "incidents" occured on the follow- ing three occasions, to me personal- ly. At first it was reasonably simu- ple. It was summer time. (Not Dt Hollywood style, with dark Winters night, with shutters banging on the windows, and fickering candles on the table.) Lynne was at work, and the- house in which we were living at that time, was in a relatively quiet area. 1 was downstairs, whien 1 sud- denly heard "somebody," walking ar-ound upstairs. 1 thoughit one of mny nighbours had come in, and went up to see who it was, - strange- ly, my dog, wouldn't come with me. However 1 found nobody there, - 1 even looked in the closets, bathroom etc. in case someonie was p laying jokes with me - but everything was normal. Then I remnembered that both the front and TI back doors were locked!! This happened several times that summer, until 1 finally resigned myself to the fact that 1 was either crazy, or that 1 was sharing my homne with "somebody '-or Sontangl ti nyr apee smthng!!?" jneerhapee when Lynne was home!! But she always figures 1 have a vivid im- agination anyway - she could be r Going into the third period Newcastle again scored a goal within half a minute of play. But this proved to be their last goal of the night, as Orono dominated the rest of the third period scoring five goals. Lighting the scoreboard for Orono was Murphy Irvine unassisted, Bobby Witheridge unassisted, -Steve Poster assisted by Jamie Richter, Bobby Witheridge unassisted and Jamie Richter assisted by Jeremy Pare, the final score bing 8-4 for Orono. Playing a strong gamte in net was Orono's Ryan Schoep. A fine per- formance by Kyle Beacock, Jonas' Bonnetta, Alan Robb, Mike Mor- rison, Amy-Jane McAllister, Kevin Copping and Clint Hawkshaw, also thanks to ail the goal scorers and assisters. Keep up the good work. Next gamne is at Orono arena on March 2 at 8:15 prn. against Bowýmanville, this will be an exhibi- tion gaine. 9 a (Or maybe my Phantom ,vas female?!!) - That's a t? Ne always worked shiftwork myý career, I got into the tsleepinig atone, ini the spare in. But. one, evening, while up ini bed wýatching the late rit.v. my bedroom door was ipen,' then shiut. 1 naturally wecnt inito L ynne, and asked he wanted? (This was a iquestion that naturally feul its face!! She told me she moved, so "who or what" anid shut the door?) lst "event" was getting real t, onice againIi was sitting ed wýatching t.v. when the pened, "something" shook Lildier, theni sat on the foot of - theni vanished. ildni't believe this happened oticed the identation on the 1where "it" had sat. Tell- me friends and neighbours, what would you do? I've neyer had another visitation since those in- cidents so many years ago. 1 was neyer "visited" again, (to my knowledge) and I'm stili a. disbeliever", but 1 recali a "saying" 1 heard ages ago that starts - "There are stranger things in heaven, than on earth." Do YOU believe me? YES! Get the facts. Let's Talk Cei the OrltariýMinistry of HeaIthAIDS Hotline- i -8Ou-668-AIDS FOR DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE Phone Wakefield Insurance The door opens INTERIOR on somne very big LTXFA savings! From <Q> CILUX*- A home's best'friend. ROLHa rdware Downtown Orono Phone 983-5207