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-- : 4-Oronô Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 26, 1988 Harriers from Kirby Public School . The Kirby School placed well in a recent Harrier event held at the Enniskillen Enniskillen Conservation Area with competition from grade six classes in the western are. Pictured above (Back row) Katie McKelvie, Erin Sandford, Christina ta, Debbie Barber, Sacha Thomp- Gifford, Laura Bridgett, Andrew son, Kyle Colville, Curtis Dafoe Hansen, Steven Bonneau, Dave Greg Hammond, Katrina Hart- Thomson, Melanie Puk and Tim mann, Karen Bridgett and Krista Green, (front row) Joshua Bonnet- Robinson. Top runners at Kirby Laura Bridgett of the Kirby School placed third overall in the girl's division of-the recent Harrier run while Andrew Hansen was the first ovçrall for boys. Millbrook in opener The Orono OMHA Peewee's opened the season with a win in Millbrook in Wednesday, October 19th. Bolstered with two Tri County County Peewees and two Atoms. The game started with Millbrook putting putting great pressure on Orono keeping keeping the puck in their offensive zone and peppering Orono with shots, two of them on - clear breakaways but could not score until the 6:59 mark on a long shot. Orono came right back 15 seconds later to tie the score at one when Darryl Reid fired- a long drive from just inside the blue line, assisted by Steven Shetler. Henry Kaldeway put Orono ahead when he shot Steven Shetler's rebound rebound into the net. Millbrook scored the only goal of the second period to tie the game again. Orono turned on the burners in the third period with three unanswered goals. The first two were scored by Steven Shetler with an assist from Darryl Reid and the third scored by Jason Mercer assisted by Henry Kaldeway and Steven Shetler. Millbrook United Church to hear Oshawa presbyerty , The United Church judicial committee committee is to hear appeals from the Oshawa presbytery of which Orono United Church is a member in Orono Figure Skating News by Lynne Lemieux The skating club is asking families and friends to save ' and turn in their labels from Campbells Soup. Campbells is again donating 5 cents to the C.F.S.A. for every label collected. Clubs participating ' in the program will receive the five new Canskate ribbons designed for those in the Canskate program. Some of our beginners received their first ribbon recently which said, "I CAN STOP." The children are very proud of their accomplishment accomplishment and this provides incentive for them. As well we are collecting Miracle Mart tapes. Please ask those you know who shop there to save their tapes for us. This season our badge coordinator coordinator is Ann Hogle. When your child has passed the required elements in their category they will receive a slip of paper signed by the pro who is testing that group. Present Present that paper to Mrs. Hogle and you may purchase the badge that your child had passed. On October 16 in Baltimore, Melissa Colville attended and successfully successfully completed the one day junior coaches clinic. Our Can- figureskate cq-ordinator, Barb Thompson, attended the seminars, on the same day, at Baltimore for those parents involved with the Canskate and Canfigureskate programme. programme. Everyone is reminded to have their cheese order forms turned in by October 25th. scored with less than 'two minutes, remaining to 'Close out the score at 5 to 3 for Orono. Both Oroflo goalies and the defense played strong games with constant pressure and difficult shots from Millbrook forwards. forwards. The excellent effort and three goals from .the reinforcements was instrumental in this opening game win for Orono. November on the ordination of gay ministers.. The Oshawa presbytery is to argue against a ban on sexual orientation orientation being used as a criterion for membership in the United Church and as well the local presbytery is appealing a ruling that says questions questions about a minister's sexual orientation are no longer permitted. The Oshawa presbytery passed the appeals at a September meeting, 80 to 20. Rev. E. Hughes, secretary of the Oshawa presbytery said he was pleased the committee decided to hear the Oshawa presbytery's appeal. appeal. He said he expects the seven- person panel is expected to hand down a decision on the day of the hearing, November 12th. It has been reported that although other presbyterys had submitted submitted appeals, only Oshawa's was ruled admisable. (416) 963-9658 CERTIFIED REFLEXOLOGIST Mrs. Marie Weller 5135 MAIN STREET ORONO, ONT. LOB 1MO A MEMBER OF THE REFLEXOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF CANADA INTERIOR PAINT SALE 18 99 4L CEILING WHITE 23." ^F r ■ 4L** LATEX FLAT SHERUJiD immams 24. 99 I 4L** LATEX SEMI-GLOSS also on Sale * KEM GLO VELVET FLAT • LATEX 8 ALKYD LOW LUSTRE ■ A LKYD SEMI-GLOSS » LATEX & ALKYDjUNDERCOATS 'Q» Mr. KEM*. your guarantee ^ ^ t of service, quality 6 value. 'A . ' • RÔLPH Hardware Downtown Orono - Phone 983-5207 V