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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 22,2003 Juveniles open playoffs with a win The Dufferin Aggregate Juveniles began the first stages in this year's quest to bring home an All-Ontario Championship to Orono. After finishing the regular season undefeated in league play, the boys were looking to build on that, facing the Stirling Blues in the first round. Game One was played Sunday night in Orono. The Leafs jumped out to an early lead in this game as Jamie Rowe potted a beautiful backhand backhand from the slot for the first Orono goal. Jamie Parry made it 2-0 later in the first as he finished off a great passing play from Derek Heerschop and Phil Fracz. Mike Trotman finished out the opening period by scoring with one second left, on assists by Paul Landers and Adam Tollett. Orono kept the pressure on, scoring their fourth straight goal early in the second period as Derek Heerschop blasted a Howitzer past the Stirling goal- tender, assisted by Jamie Parry. Stirling were finally able to beat Scott Poole in goal for Orono midway through the second. second. Orono made it 5-1 in the third period as Mike Trotman potted his second marker of the game, unassisted. Stirling made it 5-2 just 8 seconds later. That was how it ended; Orono took Game One and a 1-0 series lead. Game Two is scheduled for January 27 in Stirling and Game Three will be back home in Orono on February 2. . -SW Having tun is Problast goat We may not be winning a lot of games but we're having fun. Most of our games we have lost by only one or two goals, which is not much, and we have won a few. Problast Losses Nov. 17 (4-2), Nov. 20 (4- 3), Dec. 8, Jan. 8 (6-1), Jan. 11. Problast Wins Dec. 1 (7-2), Dec. 4 Tie games Dec. 18(2-2) Our players all work together together as a team. We have amazing goal tending by Alanna Ticknor and Andrew Gilbank. ' Our centres and wingers are as: entertaining to watch as an NHL team. Kevin Jackson, Steve Donadel, Matt Field, Chris Lupel, Jesse Lambert, Noel Snow, Scott Sikma, Frances Duquette, Mike Barnes and last but not least are our stone wall defence players Derek Snow, Matt Puddicombe, Cary Konopka, Jordan McDonnell, Scott Duquette and Scott Devries. We had great success in our tournaments: A Finals in #1 and B Champions in #2. Keep up the great work, Problast! -JJ SI» sov*® m DUCA Mortgages Great rates & Bonus Shares 4.40% 6 month closed 3 years closed 5 J f . ./? • \ » • . s . • - . ; 5 years closed 5«55^W Variable Rate ' mil's subject in clnmttc without notice 4.00% DUCA Financial Services Whitby Branch: 1818 Dundas St. E. Tel. (905)728-4658 Manager: Mr. Paul Muller Bowmanville Branch: 200 King St. E. Tel. (905)623-6343 Manager: Mr. Tom Broadfoot E-mail: duca.info@duca.com Website: www.duca.com Orono Minor The Orono Minor Tykes keep winning. Both games this weekend weekend were very exciting and Orono Tri-Arch Education pulled out a victory in the last period of each match. Orono Won the first game 4- 3. Goals were scored by Conner Whitley, Ben deBoer, Tate Simpson and Mitchell Trachsler. The lone assist went to Mitchell VanSchyndel. Second game was a defensive battle. The Bowmanville goalie stopped many shots before Tate Simpson beat him for the only goal of the game. The defense was again led by goal- tender Brett Otterbein who recorded his 4th shutout of the x V year. The rest of the team played well and includechJacob Diamond, Kale Stephens, Christopher Austin, Lucas Crosby, Owen King, Trevor Greenwood, Ryan Armstrong, Christopher Third and Alex Bortolazzo. The next game for the Orono team is Saturday, January 26 at 8:00 am in Orono. Moms played against sons in a game just after the new year. The mom's won, 2-1 and are looking forward to a re-match sometime later in the season to prove the win was not a fluke and to allow injured Daniel Benedict to take on his mom. Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAM PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION MEETING Pamiis/Guardians from the following school areas who are considering enrolling their child in French Immersion Senior Kindergarten in September 2003 are invited to attend an information meeting at the following location: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AREA MEETING LOCATION MEETING DATE St. Joseph's Elementary School 90 Parkway Crescent Bowmanville, Ontario 905-023-5151 • ■ Thursday, January 23, 2003 7:00 pan. St. Joseph's, Bowmanville- St. Stephen's, Bowmanville' St. Elizabeth, Bowmanville Good Shepherd, Courtice Mother Teresa, Courtice : ;MonsignorJ.eo Cleary, Courtice St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle If your child is currently registered in Junior Kindergarten and von plan to enroll him/her in the French Immersion Senior Kindergarten Program, please inform the secretary/office at St. Joseph's Elementary School. If your child is NOT currently registered in Junior Kindergarten and you plan to enroll him/her in the French Immersion Senior Kindergarten Program, please contact St. Joseph's Elementary School prior to the registration date to. set up an appointment. To simplify the registration procedure please bring your child's Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, your Lot and Concession number (for rural students) and proof of Separate School Property Tax Support. Please contact the school secretary/office prior to the registration date to set up an appointment: FRENCH IMMERSION REGISTRATION DATES/ PHONE SCHOOL TIMES St. Joseph's, Bowmanville Principal: Liz Ferguson Joe Wliibhs Hoard Chairperson February 3 - 7 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 ii.m. 905-623-5151 Mike l^nglois Director of Education H NEW WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE The method of sorting and storing wastes within your home and setting them out for curbside collection will be changing. Watch for your "Waste Information Guide and Collection Schedule" inside the "Green Bin" to be delivered to your door before February 1, 2003. Read your new Waste Guide and get ready for this new service. It starts the week of February 11, 2003. I mi mm t III Ini III .1 Mull i nlll.it t I >111 11.1 III l< t (g lull \\ til k s I | i.l ! I III » Il I .Il I l )|| A | -N h 1 ui I Mill (ill" Mi" I v\ , i \ 11 w r i yin il till) It.till iill.i.i p-- =HH MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. 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