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Wednesday, March 17, 2004 Newcastle BOWLING Orono Weekly Times, Acoustics win first two playoff games FXCITEMENT RIJNS HIGH FOR GAME THREE ON SUNDAY IN BOWMANVILLE scores 175 + over results for Mar. 11 BOWLER Game Game Game Three Three Three iDebi Hannigan iWes Forget 194 I Andy Dumouchel 262 I Karen Wright I Norma Dumouchel 181 |Tim Howe 185 I Adrian deLaat 277 iGlen Wagar 235 Icreg Forget ■Susan Armstrong 188 I Cheryl Mendonca 182 ■Jim Armstrong IFae Forget 214 I Mike Swan 230 I Roy Hopkins 181 Ijoe Mendonca iDon Wright I Bob Lewis 17E I Kathryn Brown 18( ■Sandy Morton 240 216 204 186 194 173 201 245 237 202 196 50/50 winner: Karen Wright Top Scores 150 + over results for March 9 BOWLER GAME GAME ONE TWO 150 187 231 160 286 204 247 Hilda Call Hilda Cochrane Jean Hall Alec Martin Marilyn Martin Eleanor Perrin Maureen Powell Bertha Powell Russell Powell Joyce Stacey Sheila Stiles Marg Wade 174 | Top Scores 150+ (2 games) results for March 10 | Tracey Werheld 190 Debbie Dunk 164 Diane Tresslder. 174 152 Janis Darlington 171 | Jessica Ferguson 188 Karen Wright 182 200 Kim Robinson 167 Naomi Carey 150 I Sonia Wygodansky 178 Easton's Tykes get shut-out The Orono Easton Truck Caps Major Tykes continued their playoffs with a win and loss. In the first game -- led by goaltender Cooper Phillips and defense Chris Third, Chris Austin, Daniel Owens, Jack Kingston and Elizabeth Jackson -- Orono earned another shutout, 5-0 against Hepcoc. In the second game against Noble Trade both goalies played excellent games with Orono coming out on the losing losing end of a 3-2 decision. Goals scored by Connor Whitley. Strong play by Tyler Hutchison, Jarrell Lane and Trevor Butt-Middlcton helped keep the game close. The next playoff game for the Orono team is Sunday, March 21 at 9:00 am in Courtice. -byJ.I)' Orono's Peewee Acoustics have started their playoff season season by winning their first two games. The first game against Hanc's was a closely matched exciting game that ended 3-2 for Orono. Ryan Skillen opened the scoring in the first period, assisted by Stosh Fabricus. A few minutes later, Fabricus zoomed up the side boards with the puck. When the defense pounced on him, he slapped a pass to Derek Snow in front of the net. Snow took the shot, falling on the ice with the effort. The puck bounced off the goalie. Snow swung at it again and buried it behind the goalie. Bowmanville applied pressure and with nine Atoms clash in playoffs In local hockey league playoff action, Orono's Wooden Carousel lost the first game in a heartbreaker to Newcastle #3 team. After battling back to tie the game at 2-2 on goals by Corey Peelers and Jonathan Austin, the Stars scored with only eleven seconds to go in the game for a 3-2 win. Robert Brosseau was in net for the game, with Robert Herr, Jacob Dolley and Tyler Rich each getting an assist on the goals. In Game Two, Wooden Carousel was up against King Ritson Dental Clinic and was shut out in a 4-0 loss. While the team had plenty of scoring scoring chances they were unable to put the puck over the red line. Game three was a clash of the two Orono Atom teams, The Wooden Carousel and The Apple Blossom team. Benjamin Hinchey filled in between the pipes for the game and was superb in his first playoff start. Wooden Carousel built a 3-0 lead by the end of the first period on goals by Jacob Dolley and a pair by Matthew Howe. The Apple Blossom team got back into the game in the second second period with two quick goals by Cody Earners and Ryan Pratt. That was as close as they got as Carousel put the game out ol rcaeh with a pair of goals in the third period period by Dolley and Jonathan Austin to make it 5-2. Assisting on the goals were Austin, Dolley, lylcr Rich, Tyler Baison, Brianna Robinson and Joshua Canfield. -byU.M. seconds left in the first period, scored on the Orono net. In the second, goalie Andrew Gilbank was determined determined not to let another shot in, and he had to work hard, even saving what looked like a sure shot to the top left corner. Orono's offense was also trying trying hard to bury the puck in the Bowmanville end with a number of great shots, but there were no scores to be had by either team during the second. second. The third started with the score still at 2-1 for Orono. But half way through, Bowmanville evened it up, 2- 2. The action was fast for the last six minutes of play. Brian Knapp stole the puck in the Orono end and skillfully took it up the ice, depositing it in the Bowmanville net. It was 3- 2 with three minutes left. Gilbank made another great save when Bowmanville pulled their goalie. But the game ended with Orono victorious. victorious. The second playoff game, played Saturday was just as invigorating for the team. They were pitted against their friends on the other Orono team--Problast. Problast opened the scoring in the first, but Derek Snow got it back in the second. Then Orono took the lead with a fancy goal by Stosh Fabricus that spun off the skate of Chad Moore. Problast evened up the score again. In the third with six minutes left and the score tied Brian Knapp flicked the puck in the net. A few minutes later Chad Moore took the puck up after receiving a pass from Breanne Collier, and deposited it in the net. The score ended 4-2 for the Acoustics. Next game is noon on Sunday in Bowmanville. ORONO EUCHRE High Scores Mon. March 8 I st Mae Tabb - 92 2nd Merrlam Hawley - 80 3rd Elaine Doty - 75 4th Joyce Cowan - 74 5th Theresa Langstaff - 71 Clean, safe drinking water is up to you. If you serve your community, you have a responsibility to serve your community clean drinking water. Everyone has a stake in clean drinking water. Our families and friends; our clients and customers. Under Ontario's new Drinking Water Systems Regulation, owners of drinking water systems now must comply with strict water quality and operating standards. 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