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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 29,2003 - 7 j OAAA Tournament Luehre Results Midgets advance to round two JANUARY 18 Î --* ■ V • 5 Suzanne Bouman -131 Helen Frame - 129 Gwen Dooley -131 John Sawdon -128 Rod Caswell - (tie)MS Lawrence White - 126 Marion Sears -125 Lone Hands: Audrey Barker -11 John Gorman -10 50/50: Ron Charley Next Euchre Party on March 1 The Allin's Orchard Midget Leafs were quick to dispose of the Fenelon Falls Flyers as they took two games straight for the necessary 4 points to win. Game one was played at home on Friday January 24. Crashley, in net, led the team to a 7-0 romp over the Flyers. Orono's snipers were Moffat, unassisted, Heerschop from Richter, Richter from Heerschop, Millson from Heerschop, Richter from Millson, Dunham from Szymczak, and Millson unas sisted. Game 2 was played in the Flyers home arena on Sunday, January 26. The Flyers held the Leafs to only one goal in the first period but the floodgates floodgates opened in the second and third as the Leafs trounced them by a score of 8-1. Martin was sharp in net and was backed up with goals by Cox from Sutton, Heerschop from Cox, Szymczak unassisted, Moffat from Allin and Sutton, Millson from Dunham and Szymczak, Robinson from Heerschop, Szymczak from Millson and Pisani from Allin and Robinson. Round 2 begins late this week. The Leafs will face the Newcastle Stars who beat out Ops in their first round. It should be a great series, so come out and cheer on your hometown boys. -JP NEWCASTLE SENIORS EUCHRE Results for Jan. 14 TOP SCORES Marilyn Martin - 91 Minnie Taylor - 80 Alex Howie - 78 Eleanor Perrin - 76 EUCHRES Elizabeth Skelding Playing at Memorial Centre a thrill for Country Cafe Atoms The Orono Country Cafe Atom Rep team participated in the very popular Atom Liftlock Tourney in Peterbourugh over the past weekend. Orono had a very successful tourney but lost the championship championship game. The "Cafe Crew" were playing playing in a higher division, against stiff competition and played in five tough matches. Our boys managed three wins, one tie and the loss in the final. On Friday, the Country Cafe Atoms played an afternoon game against the Douro Dukes and both teams skated to a 3-3 draw. This game was very entertaining. entertaining. Scoring for Orono were Chris Lunn, Sean Bargent and Eddy Meester. On Saturday, they took a run at Wasaga Beach and dominated dominated the game from start to finish. finish. Spencer Cole led the way with the hat trick while Sean Bargent and Carson Quinn chipped in with singles. Game 3 was against a fellow league team from Millbrook. This was a crucial game because it determined whether the boys advanced to Sunday's semi-final. Again, the Leafs didn't didn't disappoint, cruising to a 5-1 win. Tyler Webster scored two goals, Greg St. James, Spencer Cole and Sean Bargent rounded rounded out the scoring. After the game, the Orono team was informed it would be in the semi-final at 8:00am the next morning. The Leafs played a team from Lucan and what a thrill it was! The game had plenty on the line of course, but the biggest thing was a chance to play at The Memorial Centre, home of the Peterborough Petes, in the championship game. This game was eventually declared in overtime. overtime. Sean Bargent was the hero as he scored his second goal of the game eight minutes into overtime. Spencer Cole had the other lone Orono goal. After a short break, the boys were off again to play another Novices lead Woodville in series Orono Major Plumbing Novices are up 2 games to 0 in a best of five playoff series against Woodville. These teams are very evenly matched and so far the difference has been the goaltending. Orono won the first game in Woodville - a 4-3 nailbiter that went into overtime. Woodville jumped out to a quick lead, which was shortlived shortlived as Orono scored the next two -the first from Evan Rosseau off a nice pass from Dylan Dennis from behind the net, the second goal was scored by Tyler Balson who intercepted intercepted a Woodville pass and let go a good shot to find the back of the net. Orono held the lead into the third period until Woodville scored two quick goals. With time winding down, Orono's Matt Verkuyl made a great shot on a breakaway to tic score and send the game into overtime. Michael Richards was the hero scoring the winning goal on a great pass from Stefan Fabricius. On Friday, the two teams hooked up for the second game of the series which Orono won, 3-2. Orono's Tyson Robinson opened the scoring, making some nice moves to get in alone on the goalie. The assists were by Zach Gibson and Stefan Fabricius. With the score tied 1-1, Orono's Matt Verkuyl scored, unassisted. Then John Austin got the game winner when he went to the net and banged in a Tyson Robinson rebound. Woodville then made it 3-2. In the last minute of play, Orono's goalie, Jacob Dolley, made a great save on a breakaway breakaway to secure the win. Orono can wrap up the scries with a win in Woodville Wednesday night. game. The busy weekend had taken its toll on the team. They fought hard to the end only to be beaten 8-3 by Schomberg. This Country Cafe Atoms won the "CC" All-Ontario Championship last year and it showed. Everyone . was very proud of the effort these kids gave. They also gained valuable experience before the playoffs which start shortly. The entire team should hold their heads high for showing great behaviour behaviour on and off the ice and the thrill of playing at The Memorial Centre will last a long while. Orono IGA shattered by Akers Auto Glass Orono IGA Peewee home ice spectators saw the team meet Akers Auto Glass of Bowmanville on Sunday, January 19. Orono made a mark on the scoreboard first, with a spectacular spectacular one man rush by Matt Mercer. Bowmanville quickly answered with two goals. Early in the second, Bowmanville scored again, putting them up by two. Orono were able to stay in the game with tremendous forechecking forechecking by Breanne Collier, Alex Shkuratoff and Zak Flood. In his first game back since breaking his arm, Andrew McClatchey put his team within within one, on a pass from Brian Knapp and Brian Hampson. The third period saw Bowmanville getting more physical. In the end, a goal from Brian Hampson (with the assists going to Brian Dillon and Ryan Wood) was not enough to repair the damage damage already done by Bowmanville. Final score was 7-3 for Akers Auto Glass. Tanner Johnston and Brice Cochrane had to play in a tough spot and were excellent in goal. Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board JUNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER 2003 Parents/guardians with children who will he attending Kindergarten in September 200.1 are requested to register now at your local Catholic District School. • Junior Kindergarten students nuisl he lour years ol age by December .11. 200.1. • Senior Kindergarten students must he five years of age by December-.11, 200.1. To simplify the procedure please bring your child's Baptismal Ccrti'icale, Birth Certificate. Immunization Record, your Lot and Concession number (lor rural students) and proof of Separate School Property Tax Support. Please contact the appropriate school secretary/ol'llce prior to the registration date to set up an appointment: SCHOOL DATES/TIMES PHONE St. Elizabeth, Elem., Bowmanville Principal: Cathy McGuire February a - 7 9:.10 a.m. - 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. - .1:30 p.m. 905-697-9155 St. Joseph's, Bowmanville Principal: Liz Ferguson February .1 - 7 9:00 a.in. - .1:00 p.m. 905-623-5151 St. Stephen's, Elem., Bowmanville Principal: Joan Brake February .1 - 7 10:00 a.m. - .1:00 p.m. 905-62.1-3202 Good Shepherd, Courtieu Principal: Sue Vanderkwaak February -i - 0 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. - .1:00 p.m. 905-404-9868 Monsignor Leo Cleary, Courlieu Principal: Debbie Ford February .1 - 7 9:.10a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. - .1:30 pan. 905-433-03.11 Mother Teresa, Courtieu Principal: Jonathan Bibby February 5, 11 9:.10 a.m. - .1:00 pan By Appointment Only 905-4.13-5512 St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle February -i, (>, 7 9:.10 a.m. - 2:00 pan. 905-987-4797 Principal: Violet Nelteli The Bomxl offers a French Immersion Program beginning at the Senior Kindeigarten level. Joe Wliibbs Board Chairperson Mike Langlois Director of Education 'll •f i I11:^*' 1 r.-rS NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated by Carl Good, Funeral Director, and Joyce Kufta 386 Mill St. S., Newcastle 987-3964 www.newcastlcfuncralhome.com "Caring for our Community" ÿ, Main Struct, Orono Proprietors: Gary & Carol Vruuker • Wedd'mg Cakes • Cakes for a\\ Occasions • Pastries - Donuts - Pies • Bread & Bums 905-983-9779 Closed Sunday and Monday