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6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November K, 2001 J Major Plumbing Novices pumping out the wins On Friday, Orono's Major Plumbing Novice Rep team travelled to Bobcaygeon for an evening thriller. After two periods of play, Bobcaygeon was leading with the only goal of the game. In the third period, the Leafs sprung into action. Spencer Cole led thé way, scoring Orono's first goal with the assistance of Will Kirby and Edward Meester. Shortly thereafter, the Leafs' Brandon Leblanc scored, pulling Orono ahead of the Bobcaygeon team. Assisting on this goal was Chris Kuijpers. Bobcaygeon fought hard and was once again able to bring the game to a tie situation. situation. With only 36 seconds remaining, Spencer Cole made a beautiful pass to Jesse Desourdy, who fired in the game-winning goal. The goal tending duo of Patrick Rempel and Ryan Brandt were spectacular. Brandt came up with an awesome awesome glove save late in the third period to help save the game for the Leafs. On Sunday, tire Novice Rep team was not quite so fortunate. fortunate. They travelled to Omemee and suffered their second loss of the season. The team just couldn't seem to pull it together, losing by a score of 6-1. Orono's lone goal was scored by Eddy Meester. -KS Newcastle Bowling Alley High Scores GAME GAME GAME 1 2 3 Joe Forget 258 206 Roy Hopkins 175 202 234 Tim Vanstone 198 182 218 Brenda deLaat 195 Tim'Marshall 177 Debi Hannigan 217 Wes Forget 234 Ruth Forget 185 Jim Armstrong 177 Fae Forget 184 Mike Swan 204 Sharon Mendonca 210 Joe Mendonca 180 Bob Lewis 178 Dianne Vanstone 191 50/50 Winner-Andy Dumouchel 198 205 281 217 191 THE CHAPMAN EAST GALLERY welcomes submissions to its 1st annual a< 99 SSL Spirit of Winter art exhibition running Nov. 28 - Dec. 8 fjuest curfitor John MomJmchuk encourfipes firtific folks of fill fipfis to pet oat their sketchbooks, paintbrushes, photo equipment, nofepfids or typewriters to depict the moods pxd feeknps t-àât winter evokes. All fipes find fill mediums welcome. Entries should be dropped off at The Chapman East Gallery, Main street, orono, or The orono Weekly Times, before November 28 Tyrone News by Jacqueline Vaneyk LOW- PUBLIC INFORMATION ANNOUNCEMENT Huge flocks of crows have been lingering about the area for a couple of weeks now. It kind of reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock's movie. Harvest continues - both corn and beans. Beans need about three drying days after a shower before they thrash very well. Best wishes for better health go to Bill Yeo, who has been seriously ill in hospital. Sheldon Drysdale is home following surgery; we hope he continues to improve. Happy Birthday to Grace Smith who will be celebrating her well-over-eightieth this Wednesday. Tyrone UCW Penny Sale had a full house in attendance. There were lots Of penny sale items, ancj door prizes as well. The winner of the crocheted afghan was Velma Parker of Newcastle; the quilt was won by Rita Wilson of Bowmanville. A big thank you to all those who came out to support the event. UGW Presbyterial at Port Perry last week heard front Rev. Bessie Lane about the Townships Project in Africa. Supply convener Greta Down reminded the group to continue continue saving Campbell's soup labels (flat; please), stamps trimmed to 1/4 " around, A&P store tapes, eyeglasses, greeting greeting cards, and pop tabs. Just drop them in the bags at our church. Members of Devitt's Royal Black Preceptory attended the worship service in Tyrone on Sunday, Nov. 4. Following the service, the entire congregation congregation enjoyed lunch at the Orange Hall. The Royal Blacks are celebrating their 125th anniversary this year. On Sunday, Nov. 11, Tyrone church service began at the Cenotaph at the Community Centre with a large crowd attending. Following the Last Post and the Laying of Wreaths, the service continued in the church. Marion Hoar gave some recollections of her husband, Al, being in the service service and sent overseas. The choir sang "Come, Peace of God". Rev. Self presented some thoughts on Remembering. On Sunday, Nov. 25, at 2:00 p.m., there will be a special Worship Service and Tea in the Community Centre. People who find it difficult to get to church may find the Community Centre more accessible. Everyone is welcome. welcome. Transportation will be provided for those who. need it. Call the church at 263 4107. Central Ontario Tractor Pullers held their dinner and awards night in Blackstock on Saturday. John and Kris Vaneyk came third and fourth in the Prostock classes. Plans are underway for the third annual Farmers Parade of Lights on Wed. Dec. 5. The parade will start in Enniskillen about 6:30 p.m., Come through Haydon and into Tyrone at about 7:30 p.m. ■Durham Federation of Agriculture will meet on Nov. 27 in Port Perry, to hear about ,thc OFA Convention which takes place Nov. 19 ,and 20. This year's convention has several interesting workshops, as well as elections and a clhance to meet some members of Parliament. Delegates from this area are • John Wagenaar and Jacqueline Vaneyk. Everyone is welcome on Nov. 27 at the Scugog Info Centre. RECYCLE Low-Flying Helicopter Surveys Area A helicopter and vans will be crisscrossing our area over the next month to collect information for the i Port Hope Area Initiative, low-level radioactive waste cleanup activities: Residents and visitors in the vicinity of the area shown on the map should not be surprised to see a low-flying helicopter and roadway vans with visible detection equipment. This activity is a necessary part of the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Office's work as it begins to conduct studies to prepare for the environmental assessment for the cleanup and long-term management of low-level radioactive waste in the Port Hope/Clarington area. The helicopter and vans will be visible in the vicinity shown on this map For information call 905-885-0291 or 1-866-255-2755 Visit wwwJirwmo.org or the Project Information Exchange, 110 Walton Street, Port Hope. Open: Thursday, Friday or Saturday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment. Pour information en français, communiquez avec nous par téléphone au 613-998-9442. Port Hope Area Initiative Canada A AEGL EACL du Canada trotto ; | j. Natural Resources Canada