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< Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 13,2002 - 7 SENIORS' LEAGUE Scores of 150 ^ ^ and over for November 5 ckJf* BOWLER GAME ONE GAME TWO Ron Burley 191 Jean Hall 166 Roy Hayward 173 Alec Martin 176 Russell Powell 170 153 John Tigwell 154 Frank Tufford 154 Marg Wade 155 Seniors' High Scores for November 12 Ron Burley 166 Hilda Call 160 Hilda Cochrane 158 Elaine Doty 201 Alec Martin 191 195 Marilyn Martin 185 Maureen Powell 173 176 Russell Powell 160 154 Joyce Stacey 171 John Tigwell 208 Frank Tufford 154 Marg Wade 231 167 Sheila Stiles 163 186 Country Cafe unbeaten in 13 straight The Orono Country Cafe rep team stomped all over their opponents this past week and remain unbeaten in 13 straight games. Last Tuesday, Orono travelled travelled to Sunderland and crushed the hosts by a score of 12-2. Goal scorers for the Leafs were Sean Bargent with four, Spencer Cole with three, Jesse Desourdy with two, while Ryan Somogyi, Greg St. James and Chris Lunn each had singles. Thursday, the Leafs were once again on the road travelling travelling to Mariposa. Another fine exhibition of hockey for the Orono Cafe as they outplayed their opponents, 5-2. In the first period, Jesse Desourdy potted one with help from Chris Lunn. Spencer Cole had two in the second - assisting assisting were Greg St. James, Tyler Webster and Chris Lunn. Adam Duke shone in the third and added two more for the Leafs. Assisting on Duke's goals were Stosh Fabricus, Jesse Desourdy and Chris Kuijpers. The Leafs were back on home ice Friday and did not disappoint their fans. They recorded yet another victory with a 7-1 win over the Omemee visiting club. Specer Cole, Carson Quinn and Tyler Webster each had one in the first period. In the second, Carson Quinn blasted another by the Omemee net keeper while Chris Lunn and Greg St. James had singles. Tyler Webster scored the lone goal of the third period. Solid defense by Eddy Meester, Ty Middleton and Ty Simpson kept the Omemee team out of the Leafs zone. Ryan Brandt and Patrick Rempel stepped up to the challenge challenge of a busy week of hockey and had three awesome games of goaltending. The Leafs will attempt to keep their winning streak alive when they travel to Woodville on Friday. ■KS Busy Newcastle Funeral Home Peewees The Peewees hosted ting on the edge of their seats, Caruana, Meester potted the Highland Storm on Friday a Cayuga player and an Orono second unassisted. Nick night, but lost the game 5-0. player both left center ice at the Kuijpers scored the third goal Shawn Lowe was Orono's star same time to take their shots on goalie making many spectacu- net. Orono goalie, Brock lar saves! Dunham made some beautiful On Saturday, the Leafs trav- saves as Cayuga took their 4 eled to Cannington for a tour- shots in a row. Orono sent nament and came away as 'B' Dobson and Meester from cen- Finalists. terrific pass to Nick Kuijpers who neatly placed the puck in the top corner. Chad Moore assisted by McGill. The and Tyler Armstrong did a great Peewees ended up losing 4-3. job of passing and digging in This put them in the 'B' cham- the corners. Jevon Staples, and pionship game. Tyler Johansen assisted Josh The Leafs played their third McGill to tie up the game 2-2. Stuff's takes loss in stride The Stutt's Pharmacy Novice house league team lost on Friday," November '8 to Newcastle, 5-0. It was a valiant effort by Orono's goalie, Theren Cruchshank. This local team has welcomed welcomed a lot of new players and they are all working hard to become competitive. -TF The first game was very exciting exciting as it ended in a shoot out. In the first period, Garrett Klompmaker put Orono on the scoreboard assisted by Matt Dobson and Tyler Johansen. Cayuga also netted one in the first and again in the second period, to give Orono a 2-1 lead. Lucas Martin and Gardner Cole did a great job keeping, the puck inside the blue Une and clearing the puck out. With only 38 seconds left on the clock in the third period, Josh McGill saved the game, making a beautiful shot, assisted assisted by Klompmaker and Tommy Meester. With all the fans sit- game against the giants of ter ice but they were unable to Peterborough. Dobson and score. Then Jevon Staples and McGiU scored one each unas- Josh McGill each potted one in sisted, but it wasn't enough as to make the score 4-2. they lost 5-2. The team came The Peewees almost had a tie home with 'B' Finalist trophies, for the second game, but Sunday night the team trav- Stirling was able to put one in eled to Manvers for a very excit- late in the third period. Jeff ing game. Jeff Mulder stick-han- Mulder scored Orono's first died his way from one end of goal, assisted by Jeremy the ice to the other making a This Friday the Leafs battle Bobcaygeon. -JM FOR MORE EUCHRE RESULTS SEE THE CLASSIFIED PAGES Plumbers prove their pluck Orono's Novice Rep hockey Matthew Verkuyl and Jacob team played their first tourna- DoUey. Matthew came in first ment at the Oakwood Centre on the weekend. The team suffered an overwhelming overwhelming loss of 4-2 on Saturday with goals being for the skating and puck handling handling competition. Jacob came in second for the goalie competition. competition. On Sunday, Orono showed made by Zachary Gibson and that it was a new day, becoming Evan Rosseau assisted by the B Champions. The score Tyson Robinson, Dylan Dennis ended up 5-3 for Orono. Goals and Jon Austin. were provided by Mitchell Game two didn't get any bet- Marchbank (2), Michael ter. The Major Plumbers lost 8- Richards, Evan Rosseau and 1 with the only goal being Matthew Verkuyl. The assists made by Zachary Gibson were made by Matthew Verkuyl assisted by Tyson Robinson. (2), Jon Austin (2), Tyson It was during the skills com- Robinson, Mitchell Jackson, petition that Orono pulled and Zachary Gibson, through. Congratulations to -VS4 : : 11 w lilgiei _ Newcastle Community Hall Friday, November 29th at 6:00 pm sharp Participating Stores Open 'til 11:00 p.m. Ml 1 BÉ " 1 È Clarke Museum & Archives CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Sunday, December 1, 2002 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Entertainment by "The Country Four" Barbershop Quartet Free Admission ~ Refreshments Please call 905-983-9243 for more information HHH111515? ft The evening starts in the Gazebo with Christmas Carols by Crossroads Christmas Choir, Tree Lighting and Santa Claus... FREE Picture with Santa! Visit participating businesses and enter our free draw for Mr. & Mrs. Claus Sponsored by The Newcastle BIA and The Newcastle and District Chamber of Commerce .1 Wi % / ■ilGil. Ipijj tight Refreshments served in the hall FREE balloons 9e more carol singing with Crossroads Christmas Choir m The Newcastle BIA and The Newcastle and District Chamber of Commerce are very appreciative to The Village Bake Shop in Orono for their generous donation of the most scrumptious Zl cookies in town \/ for this event! CONE AND ENJOY THE FUN!! • IN-STORE SPECIALS • REFRESHMENTS • FREE DRAWS iliiiïSilîïiïîîîlilSlilliililliililliliililIllIlilIlilîHlIllillîlllHliliiiillIillillllliH^