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c Peewee Reps "A" champs in tourney The Orono Peewee rep team sponsored by Newcastle Funeral Home competed in their second tournament of the year in Bobcaygeon over the weekend and came away with "A" Champs. In the first game against Baltimore the Leafs skated to a 4-1 win. Behind the solid goaltending goaltending of Sean Lowe and Patrick Rempel the game was never in doubt as the Leafs took control of the game early and never looked back. Lucas Martin, Jeremy Caruana, Matt Field and Spencer Cole scored for Orono. In game two the Orono crew faced off against the host team and once again led form start to finish earning a 3-2. Spencer Cole, Matt Field and Tyler Middleton each potted goals and Sean Lowe once again made key stops down the stretch to preserve the win. The final game was against Prince Edward County and the Leafs darted out with quick goals and played very good hockey the rest of the way to capture the Championship. Matt Field, Greg St. James, Spencer Cole and Carson Quinn scored for Orono while Lucas Martin picked up MVP honors in the final game. This was a very impressive win as the team had contribution from everyone starting with great goaltending, solid defense and forwards chipping in with big goals and crucial times. by IS. Village Bake Shop Comes Up 1 & 1 Orono Village Bake Shop met Newcastle in an exhibition game on Saturday, November 22. This game was the final in a semi-full Orono bench, with the arrival of n&w players Tyler and Blair McKenzie. For the first time this year Orono outnumbered outnumbered the opposing bench. Orono opened the scoring in the first period with a pass from defensive player Colin Maitland to offensive player Mark Spiers. In the second period Mark Spiers popped a second goal in the Newcastle net unassisted. Garrett McDonald followed up in the third period with another unassisted unassisted goal. A sizzling Shane Winters chalked up a shut out. On Tuesday November 23, Orono crossed hockey sticks with Bowmanville"s Hobb, Baker, Bergin and Hill. The opposition opened the scoring on a penalty to Orono, with a quick goal arced over JOIN THE ORONO PATHFINDERS ON Friday, December 5, 2003 for a P.fl. Day Fan Skate at Orono Arena from 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Cost: $2 per person Bring your family & friends - Everyone is welcome! Any profit from this event will be donated to the 2004 England Pathfinder 7Yip The new threshold of $225 for a regular week of work (up from $150) reflects increases in Canadian wages. This change makes El more responsive to the needs of Canadian workers. Some things remain the same: • All insurable hours will still be used for eligibility purposes, even if they are not used to calculate your benefit rate. • You must continue to report all earnings in the weeks you earn them. • Earnings allowed while on claim are $50 per week or 25 percent of your weekly benefit rate, whichever is higher. • Employers must continue to remit El premiums on every dollar paid and complete Records of Employment. For information on Small Weeks: Q x 800 O-Canada (1800 622-6232) TTY: 1800 465-7735 O www.hrdc-drhc.gc. ca/el ■ JuB Humitn Rosouicos DAvoloppomont (tos /n-| w*l <1/4 «3 ■ t ■ Development Cnnailn ressourcée humaines Canada v_VCll I clvlcL the left shoulder of Shane Winters. Offensive player Matt Bester set up the first Orono goal as he drew the full defensive defensive line into his corner and executed the perfect pass to Steve Rozario in front of Bowmanville's net. Rozario tipped it in. The first period ended with a tied score. Brothers Joe and Brien Konopka played almost flawless flawless defence enjoying taking Bowmanville's offense out at the blue line. Feisty Heather Maitland, showed she would not take any nonsense from Bowmanville. Doug Deboo and Josh Flynn played the corners corners expertly as they challenged challenged Bowmanville on every play. As usual, Shane Winters was outstanding. In the third period Oronô' was bested with two quick goals from the Bowmanville team to end the game 3-1 Bowmanville. Orono Major Tykes Game Report The Orono Easton Truck Caps Major Tykes started the week with a loss but came back strong with 2 wins. Orono lost the first game 3-2 with the goals scored by Connor Whitley and an assist to Elizabeth Jackson. Strong goaltending by Dylan Armstrong also helped- to keep the score close. In the second game with a rash of sickness running through the team they still managed a 6-4 win. Goals with scored by Ben deBoer, Dylan Armstrong and Connor Whitley. Assists went to Christopher Third, Cooper Phillips and Tyler Trimble. Jarret Lane played a strong game between the pipes. In the final game the offence and defense both shone. Led by goaltender Ryan Armstrong and strong defense from Chris Austin and Jack Kingston Orono won 7-2. Tyler Hutchison led the way with 2 goals and 2 assists, Cooper Philips had 1 goal and 1 assist, Ben deBoer and Connor Whitley had 2 goals each. The other assists went to Chris Third, Tyler Trimble and Trevor Butt-Middlcton. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 26, 2003 - 9 NEWCASTLE BOWLING JÀDIES' LEAGUE Scores of 175+ Mon. Dec. 1 BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three Anne Arsenault Charlene Perrin Karen Collier Karen Geboers Leah Wood Marie Wood Sharon Bester 207 219 182 185 196 187 205 175 170 50/50 winner: Joanne Flynn OAAA Huchre Results RESULTS FOR NOV. 29, 2003 BEST SCORES: Rod Caswell - 142 Lavina Downes -140 Truman Morris -134 Don Waterson - 128 Ted Colvin - 127 Ann Julicher -126 50/50: Don Adams Great Canadian Town Band Festival June 18 - 20, 2004 in the Village of Orono CHRISTMAS STOCKING STUFFER ^ Weekend passes: $40.00 Military Tattoo: $20.00 Three Days of Band Music co RCMP Musical Ride will highlight the Military Tattoo on Friday Night Alain Trudel and Kiosque a Musique on Saturday ° Rob McConnell for the first time at the festival Available Now at Medessa on Main Call 905-983-9494 for passes or information. 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