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Wednesday, November 21, 2012 1937 - 2012 · Celebrating 75 Years Orono Weekly Times - 11 Bantam Leafs win again By: Keith Qualtrough and Bill Following a loss to Whitby CYO on Saturday night, the Leafs came back with a spirited game to beat K a w a r t h a Coyotes on Sunday night. Scoring in the first period was captain Kyle Cordes with a beautiful shot top shelf.The second period was owned by Orono with scoring by Caleb Herron, Nathan Dennis and Anthony Zupancic. Orono clenched the win with two more goals in the third period by M a t h i e u Phillippe and Sean O'Brien. Kevin Gough played fantastic in net allowing the Coyotes only 1 goal. Final score was 6 to 1. ORONO WEEKLY TIMES 905-983-5301 ~ editor@oronoweeklytimes.com Advertise in the McKenna climbs the rig supplied and installed by Jungle Sport, at Kirby Public School last week. The whole school had three days worth of fun on the equipment. From The House At The Centre Of The Universe RIP Tiger 1998-2012 by: Tracy Tonkinson The House is a little quieter this week. We are all contemplating our loss. The old feller was 72 and his hips had gone, I think his eye sight was failing and he definitely smelled bad. Even so he had managed to keep eating with the two teeth he had left and after ten years of hobbling around on three legs he could still catch and scoff down the odd mouse or two even if he left their bums and tails in tact on the carpet for us to find in the morning. That was Tiger; the cat that kept on giving. Like all family members who leave us too soon he left us with fond memories of happier times. The day we bought Tiger from the pet store in Pickering we stood outside the mall waiting for our ride, all the time getting weird looks from passers-by because we were talking to a cardboard box. Now and again a tiny ginger head would pop up from the folded box lid in an attempt at a jail break. Tiger was always in the thick of things. One afternoon I went to finish up a pile of washing, transferring it to the tumble dryer. Mid load I was called away by a ringing telephone. I despatched the telemarketer by faking a Spanish accent and claiming to be the cleaner, (not entirely a lie), then I returned to the tumble dryer. Cranking the dryer dial produced an expensive soundRIP TIGER see page 12 CARDS ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI EUCHRE OCT 27TH RESULTS HIGH SCORES 1st Vera Peters 2nd Valerie McKinley 3rd Bard Wickett 3rd Linda Spadaro 3rd Paul Kinney 4th Roger Downes 4th Doreen Carey 4th Jim Dunn Lone Hands 1st Doug Peters 1st Jack Gagnon 1st Roger Downes 127 122 121 121 121 120 120 120 7 7 7 Newcastle BOWLING NEWCASTLE YOUTH LADIES' LEAGUE Results for Nov. 5th MIXED LEAGUE Thursdays 7 - 9 pm SENIORS Bowling Results for Nov. 6th Top Scores 150+ GAME ONE BOWLER GAME TWO Results for Nov. 3rd BOWLER Game One Game Two Top Scores 150 + Top Scores 150+ BOWLER Game One Game Two Game Three Results for Nov 5th BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three Deven Cassidy 100 116 125 All ten bowlers beat their average and earned a free pop and treat Anne Arsenault Del Lancaster-Forget 150 Janet Brandt 164 Joan Moffat Lenore Beckmann 150 Lynda Willsher 196 Marilyn Major 154 Shirley Moffatt 150 Sue Carter 154 Val Witheridge 157 199 156 162 155 202 154 163 204 176 Bob Lewis Karen Wright Susan Armstrong Don Wright Jack Vanderstarre Joe Mendonca Kathryn Brown Arlene Watson Greg Forget Jack Watson Bob Kilgar Brenda de Laat Cheryl Mendonca Randy Flynn Adrian de Latt Bill Locke Fae Forget Ken Crichton 168 179 180 152 205 194 181 188 174 151 186 173 150 159 197 174 203 285 155 232 150 213 160 179 214 150 220 157 158 166 192 239 250 160 173 223 158 170 Alec Martin Alli Strutt Arlene Watson Jack Watson Jean Hall Marg Ward Mary Pierik Rita Roberts Roy Hopkins Tony Ton Vicky Deshcamps 151 154 151 153 174 167 150 167 170 60 162 157