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c Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 7,2004 - S S ii'i i i Ullll! . H ORONO EUCHRE HIGH SCORES Wed. Dec. 22 Murray Falls - 93 Clara Meuleman - 79 Marie Couroux - 74 (tie) Joyce Cowan - 74 Dora MacDonald - 71 Most Lone Hands: Murray Falls (7) Special Cards: Lavina Downes Minnie Taylor DRAWS: MaeTabb, Mary Henderson, Joyce Cowan, Marie Couroux, Helen Couroux Wed. Dec. 29 Reg McCool - 79 Dora MacDonald - 76 (tie) Murray Falls - 76 Andrew Wenzel -74 Mae Tabb - 70 DRAWS: Reg McCool Ruth Grady Jean O'Neill Juveniles covet first place in provincial series The highly talented Dufferin Aggregate Juveniles finished the regular season in first place suffering only one loss out of 15 games. You can cheer on your local team when the All-Ontario Championship playoffs begin in the weeks ahead. The players are (in no particular order) Aaron Robinson, Derek Heerschop (A), Mark Lemiux, Tanner Millson, Lee Allen, Ricky Howe (C), J.R Pisani, John Stafford (A), Curt Robinson, Zack Ibbotson, Adam Tollett (A), Chris Field, Colin Organ, Scott Wood, Mark McAllister, Pete Heerschop, Ryan Sutton, Fabian Rozario, Darryl Kennedy (G), and Chris Wood (G). Behind the bench are Henry Heerschop, Dale Millson, Mark Sutton, Rick Howe and Neil Allin. Focus pays off for ProblaSt Peewees . Early Sunday morning, the boys of Orono Problast Pee wees met up with team Justin Barry of Bowmanville. The first goal for Orono came up early in the first period with Brandon Cox setting up Matt Puddicombe to put Orono in an early lead. Chris Hermansen, Anthony Botolazzo and Glen Murray had chances to score but could not cash in. Matt Puddicombe continued his scoring spree with a terrific back hand shot off a rebound by Jordan McDonnell. This gave Orono a two goal lead still in the first period. Bowmanville came on hard early in the second period and scored two quick goals to tie the game up. Fierce battles in the corners by Daniel Stavrakos and Adam Duke kept Bowmànville's scorers silent. Tyler Johansen was robbed by the Bowmanville goalie after receiving a breakout breakout pass from Alex Shkuratoff. Orono's goaltender Patrick Rempel just about stood on his head to keep Orono in the game. Late in the second period period on a pass back to the point from Kevin Schoenmaker, Neale Aziz fired a bullet right into Bowmanville's net; Orono was ahead again. The third period was filled with non-stop action. Bowmanville was able to score again to tie the game. The boys from Problast were able to shut down Bowmanville's scorers for the. rest of the game and came out with a tie. Good work team. byK.S. FRI. DECEMBER 20 Top Scores: Percy Jakeman - 95 Mary Henderson - 92 Marion Sears - 89 Elva Bothwell - 87 Lone Hands: Mary Henderson Early lead evaporates for Wooden Carousel Atoms during hectic week In a week that saw the team •play three games in six nights, Matthew Howe continues on a scoring spree. Following his hat trick in the last game, Howe netted a pair of unassisted unassisted goals against Top Vinyl. Carousel opened the scoring in the second minute of the first period, only to see the lead disappear quickly. Vinyl scored five unanswered goals in the first. Howe scored Carousel's second in the second second period and that is as close as they got on the scoreboard. On their second road game of the week, Wooden Carousel lost by shut-out to the Kinsmen Club. At home on Saturday, the Wooden Carousel took on Halenda's M&D Meats team. Halenda's opened the scoring in the first period with a pair of even strength goals and a power play goal, before Wooden Carousel got back into the game in the second period on an unassisted goal by Joshua Canfield. Matthew Howe scored a goal midway through the third period that was assisted by Brianna Robinson to bring the score to 6-2 as M&D went on for the win. Benjamin Hinchey and Robert Brosseau shared the goaltending duties for the week, by HM. 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Cavan Willsie, Ryan Burden and Curtis Stainton were our goal scorers. Bill Qualtrough, Storm Wolla and Ryan earned assists. The nail biting finale was against the Lindsay Wild ending ending in a 2-3 defeat after two overtime periods. Connor MacVarish and Ryan scored for Orono. Billy earned another another assist, -by B,S, Brigitte Brown Pcdicurcs/Manicurcs v w y *** Waxing X/ XX Grift Nail Extensions ^ Air Brushing ESTHETIC STUDIO Certificates Eyelash Tinting Electronic Muscle Stimulate (EMS) Paraffin Wax Available \ 15% DISCOUNT with coupon \ 171 Mill Street, Orono, ON LOB 1M0 • 905-983-8169 ^ » • i •, » 1 r* • * y i ' ' J ! I • I » ' ' I »« t,*» * I • V.t • I >' . iS t •>, j I 1 .1 ' I I t , ) I J I I . I'll i > r 1 • /-'I 1 'fi* ?