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6 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, November 9, 2005 Orono bantam reps "A" finalists The bantam rep team saw their first tournament action on October 22 in Rice Lake. Despite the early morning hour, Orono managed to beat Port Hope 3-2. In their next game they played Belleville and pulled off a 4-1 victory. The "A" Finals game was against St.George. Our boys ran out of steam and they had put all their extra effort in, but that was not enough for the win. The final score was 3-1. Orono finished the tourna ment as "A" Finalists. The goals of the tournament went to Chris Lunn (2), Taylor Vanson, Brandon Cox, and Ty Simpson. The assists went to Lucas Martin, Brandon Cox, Matt Puddicombe, Taylor Vanson, and Tyler Middleton, In regular season play, the boys were at home facing off against OPS on October 30th, and Orono swept them off the ice with a 5-1 win. The goals went to Bryan Knapp, Nick Kuijpers, Lucas Martin, Eddy Meester, and Taylor Vanson. The assists went to Carson Quinn, and Ryan Somogyi (2). Orono travelled to Millbrook on November 3, and tried to pull off a win but Millbrook's physical strength was too much for the Orono squad. Despite excellent goaltending, goaltending, Orono lost the match 3-1. The lone goal went to Lucas Martin and Taylor Vanson with the assist. Orono, at home, faced off against Sunderland on November November 6. The team scored two quick goals.in the first period, but Sunderland countered with five unanswered goals, as Orono spent too much time in the penalty box. The goals went to Ryan Somogyi , and Tyler Webster. The assists .went to Tyler Middleton and Taylor Vanson. Orono's next game is in Beaverton, this Thursday ■ night C.L. - Why do the French like Escargots? by Sandra Salmins For many of us, one of life's pleasures is undoubtedly food. But in a world that seems to be increasing its pace steadily, we have grown accustomed, and sometimes dependent, on fast standardized food and oven- ready food services. But for some 20 years now, a unique international "eco-gastronom- ic" movement has been creeping creeping across the continents, quite possibly to a neighbourhood near you! Welcome to the Slow Food movement. Slow Food International is a movement based on celebrating celebrating food but it was born also in response to environmental, social and political issues, while providing, a delicious counter to our current cult of speed. You could say it is a philosophy or an organization devoted to a less hurried pace of life, to appreciating the true tastes, aromas, and diversity of good foods prepared with care. But it's more than that. The movement strives to link producers of excellent foods to consumers through events, to promote the use of fresh, seasonal and local products, products, to support specialized producers like bakers, cheese makers, wine makers, microbreweries, microbreweries, Slow Food friendly • restaurants and chefs, and to develop taste education. It supports sustainable farming and agricultural biodiversity in Want to eliminate debt & reach financial independence? Call Kathleen Richardson for free, individualized, Financial Needs Analysis. 905-983-9587 Representative of PRIMERICA, a member of Citigroup MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. SERVING DURHAM REGION SINCE 1841 ALL FUNERAL SERVICES PREARRANGED AND/OR PREPAID BURIAL - CREMATION - TRANSFERS "WHERE PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE IS IMPORTANT" FUNERAL DIRECTORS PAUL R. MORRIS GARY M. CONWAY DOUG R. RUTHERFORD DEBRA I). 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BOWLER Game One Game Two Game Three Anne Arsenault 185 204 D. Lancaster-Forget 187 189 Karen Geboers 184 Leah Wood 189 176 Marie Wood 213 Marilyn Major 202 183 50/50 Winner Anne Arsenault |i V i Send your hockey results to • ORONO WEEKLY TIMES • .| oronotimes@rogers.com 8