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(4 - Orono Weekly Timon, Wednesday, September 21,1994) Orono Twins Four Pitch Players of the Week JenniIee Hodgsoni Jennilee received a Water Bottle, courtesy of her coach Steve Campney. Dana MeQuâlan Dana received a Fanri courtesy of the team. Clarke sweep six. in volleyball. The Clarke High School senior boys volicybail team travelled to Madoc last Satnrday for their first major tournament of the year. They had only six players and a coach "borrowed from retirement - Lyn Lowery, enjoylag his third week of retirement from Clarke High School,' came back to coach when the regular coach was unable to attend. There were 12 teams in the tournament from the Cobourg, Bellevile, Brockvile and Ottawa areas. Clarke went undeféated la One killed in Oshawa gun store hold-up Roger Pardy, 43, owner of the Gagnon Sports, la south Oshawa was shot to death lat Wednesday in a hold-up attempt. A joint owner, Gerry Gagnon was also scriously woundcd as were two customners who were in the store at the time. It has been said two armed robbers with guns burst into the store and began to shoot when their dcmands were not mer. The getaway car thought to bc used by the robbers was later found in an apartment parking lot on Bloor Street. The car owner of the particular car Kenneth Thomas, 55 of Pickering has not been seen since before the shooting. Police officers scoured wooded arcas along the creek, bchind the south Oshawa gun store in hopes of finding Kenneth Thomas. He was last scen alive lcaving a bank in a plaza at Liverpool Road at Highway 2 on the mornlag of September 14. Wble police won't publicly speculate whether Thomas is alive or deatu, nhey privately fear the carpenter may have become thc men's other victim. On Saturday, police used officers on Uic ground and from a 14 games during the tournar winning the gold medal oi strong team froan Cînyne.1 members were Ian Ander Daryl Reid, Tom Tamblyn,' Sokoljuk, Aaron Staples Nathan Siebenga. Congratulations on aE start to the volleyball sea Hopefully this is an indicý that they will be able to i their fine showing of a yea when they won the Ahl-Qi championsbip. Tbis season's wil be held late in Novembe helicopter, to check the bc woodcd and bush areas aloi Oshawa Creek from Ga, Sports south to Lakevievw Health Departmer will hold Hepatitis B Forum Parents and guardiai cbildren la Grade 7 are la'i attend a community forum the Durham Region Il Department's new Hepat immunization prograin. The will be held at the Can Automobile Workers (C Union Hall at 7 p.m. on M( October 3, 1994. lhe h located at 1425 Phillip Y Avenue, Oshawa. Dr. Michael Silverme infectious disease consult the Ajax-Pickering Ge Hospital,, wiil discuss the r aspects of Hepatitis B. Dr. Panaro, the Region's Assi Medical Office of Heaith explain the details aboi Health Dcpartment's vacci prog ram. Resources wil av. for those who wish inforr about obtaining the vacci other family members. For more information Hepatitis B, please cal Hepatitis B hotline (905' 851or (905) 686- extension 2166. Car ire ini garage damages house More than $ 100,000 of S damage was done to a Courtice home when a Pinedale Crescent oe woman's car had caught fire. The woman had discovered the fire shortly after arriving home, she called 911,Emergency and escaped safely with hier child. The fire had been contained in the garage, though there was damage done to the house as a result of extensive smoke and heat. The vehicle is to have started the fire. ~. Local United Way S office finds ~'new home For over twenty years the iy Pack, United Way of Oshawa-Whitby- Clarington bas remained on Simcoe Street South, Oshawa. But now they will move to the office Galleria on the second floor of the Oshawa Shopping Centre. The United Way are moving because tbey were liable to pay repairs on the very old building in iment, which they are now located. The ver a new location hias a lot of people Team walking by, a lot more parking -rson, than it's previous location. Tyler Video seminars' sand look at workplace great quality ,ason. The Bureau for Excellence are ation conducting video seminars for epeat increasing knowledge and r ago awareness of total quality in the atario WOrk place. sfinal The seminars will be, beld at rr. Durhamn College starting October fromn 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. The seminars will be on the first - Tbursday of each month. For more information cal 721- 2000, ext. 4004. September is Big Brother Month September is Big Brother heavily Awareness Month and 32 Big >ng the Brothers are needed. For more ýgnons inf ormation cail 623-6646. v Park. Welfare Roils it continue to drop Northumberland's Welfare Rolîs descended a great deal in iAugust, about 83, though in the ns of faîl, tbey are expected to rise ri about The social services Hcalth administrator said she was titis B surprised that the caseload dedline le event had lasted this long. nadian Though she did, note that ýCAW) requests for applications for [onday, welfare were on the rise in hall 1Sý August. When this month's stats Mlurray are compiled, it should show a higher caseload. ian, an If the caseload remains witbin tant at 1,500 - 1,600 tbrougbout the fail, 'encrai the county should remain in good nedical shape. -Lin<la Accidents sociate h, will at Cameco ut the . Cameco's Port Hope -ination Conversion Facility has displayed vailable a good working environmient for .mation one year as of Labor Day, 1994. men for For the great effort the president of Cameco is presenting ail Port iabout Hope employees with a safety ali th e ) 723- aad -21174AA The glue Jay is stili working The chaplain of the Toronto Blue Jays appeared as a guest speaker at Grace Missionary Church on Sunday. Rev. David Fisher is a member of Basebal Chapel Inc. H1e arranges chapel services for the Blue Jays and Montreal Expos when they are on the road and at home. Liberals to hold tribute dinner for Russell Honey The Federal Northumberland County have organized a Russel Honey Tribute Dinner to be held on Friday, October l4th. The Tribute Dinner is being held in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Port Hope on Toronto Road. Russell Honey served the Federal Durham/Northumberland Riding during a period fromn 1962 until 1972. During this period hie served in a number of officiai capacities including Deputy Speaker and Parliamentary Secretary to Mr. Jean Chretian, then Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. After 1972 Mr. Honey was appointed a judge acting out of Belleville. He held this position until just recently when hie retired. Upon his rmtrement ftom the federal position the Northumberland Liberal Association were able to organize the Tribute Dinner in recognition of his service as a popular M.P. for the ten year period in the riding of Durham/Northumberland. Smuggler's wife gets van back The wife of a Port Hope man, convicted of smuggling liquor into Canada has been able to get hier van back that was used in shipping the illegal booze. The wife submitted an affidavit that she was unaware of the van being used to smuggle the liquor. The liquor was worth about $3,000 plus unpaid duty of $535.00. The van is valued at $20,000. A niece of the man bas been fined $1,500 for having more than $10,000 worth of unlawful spirits in storage for her uncle. Spot marijuana from helicopter The R.C.M.P. working a routine check for marijuana plants growing in tie countryside spotted the name "Bifl" cut in the long grass by a mower. On checking closer they observed, 100 marijuana plants near Castieton. A further twenty- five plants were found a few miles away from the one hundred. Charges are not likely to be laid. The R.C.M.P. make such routine checks this time of year. Banquet and Meeting Room Fcilities Complete Marina Services Play Pool in the Lounge Nightly On Site 24 Room Modem Motel Reservations Appreciated (905) 623-4925 ........... . . . . . . . . . .