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6 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, April 13, 2005 Ticknor competing at National Junior Ringette Championship Alarma Ticknor, 14 of Orono, is competing this week at the Canadian National Ringette Championship in Winnipeg. Ms. Ticknor, plays ringette for the Whitby AA Junior team, a team that consists consists of mainly 16 year olds. The Junior Whitby "AA" team won a thrilling 6-4 win over Nepean in March to represent represent Ontario at the Nationals. Whitby finished the round robin play at the provincials provincials with a record of 5-1, outscoring their opponents 42- 16. The Ontario team will now compete against the best ringette players from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Ringette was first developed developed in 1963 in North Bay. The game is an exciting, fast paced sport that combines speed and strategy. The game is played on any standard rink with five skaters and a goalie, with the object of the game, to score on the opponent's net. A straight stick of wood, fibreglass or aluminum is used to pass, control control or shoot an 8" hollow ring between teammates. Play is started by a free pass, similar to the start of a soccer game. The player taking the "free pass" has five seconds to pass the ring to a teammate, any stoppage in play will result in a free pass to re-start the game. Ontario ringette boasts a. membership of over 80 asso-. ciations with over 13,000 participants. participants. At press time team Ontario are tied for second in the standings with 2 wins, no losses. In their first game Ontario beat out Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, 3-2. In the second game Ontario beat the host team 6-4. Readers can send their well-wishes and view the scores at: Goalie, Alanna Ticknor of the Ontario Juniors "AA". h, 'www.manitobaringette.ca. r » n .,A»r cnnivrc Orono's Village Bakeshop Midget hockey "A" champs, Division 1. Village Bakeshop's sweet success! The Orono Village league "A" Championship. Bakeshop completed a sue- The team finished first over- cessful season, winning the all, in their red division. In the : GO'-!j,n«C ,eSS presented by Dr. Sean R. Brown, b.sc„ b.s., d.c„ acgfi _ • ' e • Board Certified Doctor of Chiropractic • Certified Golf Fitness Instructor • Certified Acupuncturist Personally trained by Dr. Greg Rose of The Golf Fitness Academy on The Golf Channel championship round, the Bakeshop defeated Detox two straight games. On April 3, Orono captured captured the title 1 in a 5-2 win over Detox. Garret MacDonald score the opener, assisted by Heather Maitland and Andrew Fudge. Detox shook things up by scoring two quick goals to take a 2-1 lead. Adam Wood tied the game, assisted by Kyle Whitehead and Howe. Andrew Fudge put the Orono team in the lead with an assist by Whitehead. Mike This exciting opportunity is open to golfers of any skill level who wish to better understand how the body works during the golf swing, and how golf specific exercise can help physically physically condition the body to optimize play and prevent injury. REGISTER TODAY for only $65 April 24 or May 1, 2005 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. Newcastle Community Hall (Northeast corner of King St. and Mill St., downtown Newcastle) Register by phone 905-987-1113 or by email: if_golf@sympatico.ca All ages and handicaps welcome ST. FRANCIS Of ASSISI PARISH EUCHRE April 2nd Tournament High Swigs Ada Ryerse 129 Joan Fowler 124 Brian Johnston 124 John Broome 117 Clifford Francis 117 Anita Kinney 117 Lone Hands; Joan Fowler 8 John Broome 7 Brian Johnston 7 Marilyn Whiteford 7 50/50 Winner Matt Julicher Next tournament April 30th Newcastle BOWLING NEWCASTLE SENIORS i ' " I Top Scores 150 + over results for Apr. 5th BOWLER GAME ONE GAME TWO John Guay 201 Jean Hall 157 206 Alec Martin 154 224 Maureen Powell 162 Bertha Powell 185 200 Russell Powell 208 151 John Tigwell 161 174 Alii Strutt 164 247 MIXEDLEAGUE :-wr. p; • ' v I scores 175 + over results for Apr. 7th BOWLER Game One Game Two Game Three I Adrian DeLaat 184 " 207 I Clayton Trolley 176 182 I Dorella Lanmster-Forgel 192 (jackVanderstarre 176 I Greg Forget 206 237 218 Don Wright 206 Susan Armstrong 200 I Mary Lou Trolley 240 Debbie Hannigan 187 189 Cheryl Mendonca 210 Brenda DeLaat *350* 212 Andy Dumouchel 236 I Jim Armstrong 205 251 Bob Kllgar 255 220 1 Mike Swan 218 187 50/50 Winner Greg Forget | Top Scores 175+ (3 games) results for April 11 th. BOWLER Game One Game Two Game Three [AnnMcGuey 177 214 Anne Arsenault 189 206 197 Betty Major 197 207 202 D. Lancaster-Forget Joan Moffat 176 Karen Geboers 178 Marie Wood 177 I Sue Sikma 189 1 Val Witheridge 206 227 50/50 Winner- Marie Wood Howe scored the fourth goal, again assisted by Whitehead. Devin Robinson scored the last goal of the season unassisted. unassisted. Special thanks to the coaching staff of Frank Maitland, Rick Howe, John Deboo, manager Joanne Flynn and team reporter Don Wood. Congratulations tp Kevin Burke, Doug Deboo, Josh Flynn, Andrew Fudge, Daniel Hodgson, Mike Howe, Andrew Kirkbride, Brien Konopka, Garrett MacDonald, MacDonald, Heather Maitland, Dan Reilly, Jesse Rice, Devin Robinson, Kyle Whitehead, Shane Winters, Adam Wood and Garrett Wood. D.W. I Top Scores 150+ (2 games) results for Apr. 6th. 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