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SENIORS' LEAGUE Scores of 150 and over for January 14 BOWLER GAME GAME ONE TWO Hilda Call 151 Hilda Cochrane 154 Elaine Doty 162 Alec Martin 186 Marilyn Martin 177 Maureen Powell 173 Bertha Powell 168 Russell Powell 170 Joyce Stacey 178 John Tigwell 159 157 Bill Wade 160 Marg Wade 161 180 THURSDAY MIXED score results 175 + for Thurs., January 16 BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three Debi Hannigan 175 Mike Swan 185 203 Susan Armstrong 182 194 189 Rod Morton 199 188 Jim Armstrong 185 Wes Forget 187 250 Joe Mendonca 199 Ruth Forget 189 Annette Campney 175 Adrian delaat 238 185 313 Fae Forget 218 253 Roy Hopkins 187 187 Laurie Swan 204 Joe Forget 214 218 230 Donna Adams 313 Brenda deLaat 199 50/50 winner: Jack Vanderstarre f&tfX Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 22, 2003 - 7 UPI Bantams win first round of playoffs UPI won its first playoff round versus the Ops team. Alex Hart, who had his second second consecutive shut out, helped to close the Ops team down. UPI's second goalie Shane Winters is on the injured list and Jason Hoyne has been coming out to the games as a back up goalie.r . The first game was in Ops on Thursday, January 16 at 6pm. The UPI team came ready to play a strong game. UPI couldn't couldn't find the net in the first period period of play. Andrew Kirkbride put the first point on the board at the 10 minute mark assisted by Justin Westerink and Cam Delorme. Nick Fallis slammed the next one in at the start of the third assisted by Devon Robinson and Brock Mcgill. UPI walk away a happy team with a.2-0-victoryr - - --" Ops came out to Orono the next night for the second game in a best 2 out of 3 round. UPI slipped 2 quick goals in at the end of the first period - the first by Justin Westerink assisted by Brien Konopka . and Josh Flynn, and. the second by Scott Henderson assisted by Mick Hicks. The next goal in the game was also scored by Orono. This time the point went to Devon Robinson unassisted. The Orono squad never slowed down and at the 4 minute mark Doug Deboo put another point on the board with a great top corner shot assisted by Matt Bester. Within 30 seconds, Nick Fallis scored on the unsuspecting unsuspecting Ops netminder, this goal assisted by Kyle Balson. Ops managed a point in the second and one in the third leaving the final score .at 5-2 for Orono. Coaching staff George Gauthier, John Deboo and Rae Bester were seen walking away with winning smiles on their faces too. Orono Euchre Nights Results for Mon. January 20 HIGH SCORES Marie Couroux - 121 Murray Falls - 92 Dora MacDonald - 90 Merriam Hawley - 88 Lavina Downes - 87 Gladys Greenwood - 86 DRAWS: Grace Coatham (2) Helen Couroux j Next Card Party Monday, January 27 at 7:30 pm Results for Wed. January 15 HIGH SCORES Bernice Partner - 94 Rose Mann - 85 Grant Greenwood - 82 Norma Moffat (tie) Elva Bothwell - 78 Bill Mann (tie) DRAWS: •Jane Greenwood,! 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PI aygroup Entranci Church St. V ■ CO s $ Main St Park St Fred's Autobody versus Mario's The Fred's Autobody Bantams hosted East Side Mario's on January 18th in Orono. It was a close game but Orono came up short, losing 3-1. Paul Brownell played an outstanding outstanding game in net. Orono's lone marker was notched by Adam Wood, assisted by Matt Moffat. Orono had numerous chances but were stopped by a sharp net-minder. Brent Burpee, Blain Cox, Josh Dobson, Daniel Hodgson, Greg Howe, William Huebert, Joshua Longhurst, Heather Maitland, Matt Thompson, Matt Smit, and Cory Veloce are working very hard. NEWCASTLE BOWLING MONDAY LADIES high scores 175 + for Monday, January 20 BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three Ann McGuey 215 188 Anne Arsenault 207 182 Betty Major 178 247 Joan Moffat 182 Lori Sinclair 178 Marie Wood 216 Marilyn Major 208 ValWitheridge 207 lliilii Gir s' Night Out Newcastle Bowl High Scores'! 50+ Wed., January 15 Charmaine Wilson 151 Diane Tressider 160 Joane Bennett 188 179 Karen Wright 151 Tammy Allen 159 Bridget McMenamin 181 Congratulations, girls! Thirteen out of 22 earned a free pop for beating their average lEiiiffi lyaisii NEWCASTLE SENIORS' EUCHRE RESULTS FOR JAN. 14 Euchre High Scores: Frank Tufford - 67 Elizabeth Skelding - 63 Betty Blaker - 60 Alex Martin - 59 Lil Bolderstone - 59 Hidden Numbers: Jean Rickard - 53 Patricia Ball - 40 Low: Rita Guay Draws: Pat Ball Maureen Powell Ross Allin Bertha Powell Olive Little Ruby Brunt John Guay Jean Rickard Elizabeth Skelding Bill Wade Helen Nesbitt Mary Gill Marg Wade HEALTH DEPARTMENT Quitting Isn't Easy Over 15,000 people rewarded with the prize of tetter health through the Quit Smoking 2002 Contest Over 15,000 Ontario smokers participated in the Quit Smoking 2002 Contest and eight of them were the lucky prizewinners in this provincewide provincewide initiative. Grand prize winner- Julie Walker, Lindsay Winner of a 2002 Honda Civic DX-G, donated by Blue Mountain Honda Winners of the seven Samsung digital cameras were: Natalie Lafreniere, Sudbury Rosemary Brown, Newmarket Mario Boisvert, Cornwall Rebecca Ford, London Janet Villano, Toronto Hilary Jamnik, New Hamburg Annette Billau, Ridgeway The Quit Smoking 2002 Contest was open to all\ Ontario residents 19 and older who were daily smokers. Entrants must have stayed smoke- free from October 15 to November 15, 2002 to be a potential winner. Winners were determined by a random draw held on November 15. With January 19 to 25, 2003 being National Non-Smoking Week, Durham Region Health Department congratulates the over 15,000 contest participants who have all won the best prize of better health. Thu Quit Smoking '2002 Contest is lundud in part by tlw Govommont ol Ontario, Hoallh Canada, and is supportod by over GO local councils on smoking and Iwallh and public health units throughout Ontario Council lor n Tobncco-Pruo Durham Roglon COMMUNI1Y rAHINCIIl IN lift 50/50 Winner: Karen Gcboers