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THURSDAY MIXED score results 175 + for March 20, 2003 BOWLER Game One Game Game Two Three Debi Hannigan 176 194 Mike Swan 204 Susan Armstrong Jim Armstrong 261 176 189 Wes Forget 269 215 264 Joe Mendonca 189 229 Ruth Forget 186 tim Howe 190 Adrian deLaat 199 190 Fae Forget 188 183 . Roy Hopkins 255 Andy Dumouchel 239 Laurie Swan 236 176 Joe Forget 236 198 247 Donna Adams 232 Brenda deLaat 191 211 Tracy Howe 178 Norma Dumouchel 202 50/50 winner: Joe Forget Wooden Carousel misses players For the 6 am game on Sunday March 9, the team was short quite a few players and ended up losing 4-2. Brandon Cox scored Orono's first goal. Jeremy Moore carried the puck up the ice to behind the net and made a beautiful pass but front to Daniel Stavrakos. Daniel was able to score the second goal. On Sunday, March 16, the Leafs took on Bowmanville's Flomation team and lost a close game, 2-1. Brandon Cox scored assisted by Chris Hermansen and Trevor Heming. Minor Tykes "B" finalists On March 10th, Easton Truck Caps Major Tykes played a tournament in Newcastle and came away "B" finalists. The team met teams from Barrie and Haliburton. Goaltenders for Easton were Curtis Stainton and Josh Kelly. Goalscorers were Chris Haas (10) Cavan Willsie and Lauren Macdonell. Assists went to Taylor Tyce, Chris Haass, Lauren Macdonall (3), Josh Gallina, and Warren Ball. Billy Qualtrough was named Easton's M.V.P. On Saturday, Easton's met OPG in their third round robin game. Josh Kelly was once again in net. Jennifer Mercer was the lone goal scorer for Easton's, who lost 4-1. H ' « ! ~j- %' fStîîî * ( - ' i ( Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 26,2003 - 7 ORONO EUCHRE RESULTS Wed, March 21 HIGH SCORES Reg McCool - 80 Olive Little - 77 Cecil Dey - 75 Jean O'Neill - 75 Eileen Stapleton - 75 Eileen O'Hara - 72 Helen Rose - 72 Monday, March 19 HIGH SCORES Jean O'Neill - 88 Ray Staples - 87 Mae Tabb - 86 Walt Mitchell - 82 Reg McCool - 81 Hilda Caswell - 78 Wed., March 17 HIGH SCORES Minnie Taylor - 87 Grace Coatham - 85 Mae Tabb - 76 Doris Falls - 75 Andrew Wenzel - 73 Merriam Hawley - 71 Hilda Caswell - 71 Jean Allin - 71 Newcastle Funeral Home Peewees off to season's final tournament The Newcastle Funeral Home Peewees hosted Beaverton on Tuesday, March 18, 2003. The Leafs took the lead in the first period and stayed on top the entire game. Jeremy Caruana opened up the scoring with Gardner Cole assisting. Matt Dobson scored the second goal unassisted. Shawn Lowe had a shut out in the first period. The Beaverton Blades scored their first goal in the second period, but didn't catch up to the Leafs. In the third period Josh McGill potted one in, assisted by Tommy Meester, to win the game 3-1. On Thursday, March 20, the boys traveled to Manvers to win their second game of the week, 5-3. Brock Dunham was between the pipes, and had a shut out in the first period. In the second period, the Manvers Mustangs scored their first goal short-handed. Orono quickly answered back with Josh McGill scoring the first goal, assisted by Jeremy Caruana. Tyler Johansen scored the second goal, assisted by Jevon Staples, to take the lead 2-1 at the end of the second second period. Early in the third period, Tommy Meester blasted one in from the blue line. Tyler Armstrong potted one in assisted assisted by Matt Dobson. Then it was Dobson's turn to score, assisted by Tyler Armstrong and Tyler Johansen. Chad Moore, Nick Kuijpers and Garrett Klompmaker were very aggressive in the offence. The strong defense team consisted of Tommy Meester, Jevon Staples, Jeff Mulder and Lucas Martin. The boys travel to Port Hope Thursday night, then St. Catharines for the final tournament tournament of the year. -JM Newtonville luichre Results MARCH 15 Euchre Scores: Reg McCool -106 Thelma Vagg - 95 Wayne Lowery - 88 Joan Sutcliffe - 87 Lone Hands: Helen Couroux IGA Peewees defense Bantams turfed from keeps Bowmanville at bay hockey tournament Orono's Bantam Rep team was ejected from a tournament in Baltimore, Ontario over the weekend for inappropriate conduct conduct following a loss to an American opponent. At least three Orono players swore and made rude gestures in a flare up with exhuburant New York state fans while exiting exiting the rink which, according to Neil Allin, president of the Orono Amateur Athletic Association, has cost them game suspensions. They will also be writing letters of apology apology to tournament organizers and the OAAA. Anne Quigley is convenor for the annual Cross Border Clash "This is an invitational tournament tournament and all Canadian teams are supposed to act as hosts," she said. The tournament is designed to give young players a taste of international experience and "somewhere they missed the point." Æ total of 48 teams participated, participated, half of them from the . United States. Mr. Allin says that such unfortunate incidents in minor hockey stem in part from a tolerance tolerance of poor sportsmanship in the big leagues, where mouthing off to referees and taunting players is frequently seen. Nevertheless, he says, "there was fault to be laid at the feet" of the Bantam team. In a pre-practice chat with subdued players on Tuesday he reminded them that they are expected to respect their opponents, opponents, their teammates, and their coaches. Orono is expected to be invited invited back to the Baltimore tournament tournament next season. • ■LM The Orono IGA Peewees ended their five-game playoff round robin with a solid victory. victory. Game five was held on Saturday night against the Rotary Club of Bowmanville. The first players who deserve credit are the goaltending duo of Tanner Johnston and Brice Cockrane. These two players provided the team with professional professional calibre goaltending and the whole team appreciates it. Orono's first goal was a shot from a bad angle from Alex Shkuratoff that found its way into the net. The second goal of the first period was scored by Brian Hampson which would be his first of two in the game, with assists going to Breanne Collier and Zak Flood. A third goal in the first period was scored by Mitch Harding to end a terrific passing play with Matt Mercer and Brian Dillon. Wingers Nick Hutchinson and Neil Aziz were forces to be reckoned reckoned With in front of the Bowmanville net. This game was not without its various challenges by Bowmanville. The defensive squad of Ryan Wood, Matt Mercer, Harley McColl and Brian Knapp had to be at their best on every shift to keep Bowmanville aty bay. A late second period goal by Andrew McClatchey helped Orono to a 5-1 decision. This win gave Orono 3 wins out of 5 and now they will move on to a best two out of three final. Good Luck team. RECENT GAME RESULTS FOR MARCH BOWLER GAME GAME GAME ONE TWO THREE High Scores 175+ in McGuey 190 208 nne Arsenault 236 ernice Westerink 206 etty Major 194 192 lyne Thiele 245 aren Geboers 195 on Sinclair 222 larilyn Major 198 210 al Witherldge 233 3an Pollard 205 196 228 50/50 Winner Lenore Beckman BOWLER GAME GAME GAME ONE TWO THREE High Scores 175+ Ann McGuey 207 Betty Major 200 D. Lancaster-Forget 213 208 JoAnne Flynn 177 Leah Wood 216 Lenore Beckman 188 Lori Sinclair 222 184 Marie Wood 193 247 Marilyn Major 191 Val Witherldge 187 Jean Pollard 181 50/50 Winner: Leah Wood i 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 DOUG R. RUTHERFORD GARY M. CONWAY DEBRA D. KELLEIIER 623-5480 4 DIVISION ST.. BOWMANVILLE - AT QUEEN ST. m