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4-Orono Weekly Timies, Wednesday, March 21, 1990 SPOR TS Orono Tyke Hockey news report On Saturday, March 10,' the Orono Custom Framing Tykes played host to Bowmanville I.D.A. Drugs and were defeated by a 4-1 score. Bowmanville got the lead early in the first period, and then scored again late in the first for a 2-0 lead. The scoring chances in the second period were numerous by both teams, but once again Bowmanville scored the only goal to end the second period with a 3-0 lead. In the third period Bowman- ville scored early to make the score 4-0. But Orono didn't quit and kept pressing the Bowmanville team, which finally paid off with a late goal scored by JamnieParry assisted by Brandon His and Christopher Bouley. The final score ended up 4-1 for Bowmanville. Dave, Lam- mers palyed a strong gamne in goal for Orono making some key stops to keep the game close. Orono Custom Framing Tykes defeat Bewdley On Sunday, March 18, 1990 Orono, J & M Custom Framing Tykes travelled to Bewdley and sou ndly defeated their hosts 15 to 0. Orono came out flying and con- tinued to skate hard right tilI the end of the game. The score sheet read as follows: Jonathan Black 5 goals and 1 assist; Andrew Beacock 3 goals and 2 assists; Jeffrey Thompson 3 goals. and 3, assists; Brandon Huis 1 goal and 1 assist; Brandon Caruana 1 goal and 1 assist; Kyle Moore 1 goal and 1 assist; Jamnie Parry 1 goal and 1 assýt; Tyler Robinson 2 assists and Christopher Bouley 1 assist. Playing goals and earning the shut-out was Brodie Hutton. Next gameMarch 21 ai 6:00 p.m at Orono's Arena agamnst Orono Roughley Insurance Tykes. On Saturday, March 10, 1990 the Orono second year players from both teams travelled Io Newcastle to play the Bowmanville Select Tykes. After a slow start Orono charged back in the last 2 periods to make the game close. But it was a case of to, little to late and Orono lost 5-4. Scoring for Orono were Andrew Beacock with 2 goals and 1 assist, Jonathan Black 1 goal, I assist and Brandon Caruana 1 goal. On Saturday, March 17, 1990 Orono second year players had a return game in Orono with the Bowmanville Select Tykes. Once again the game was extremely close with Bowmanville once again com- ing out on top by a 3 to 1 score. Orono players put up a strong ef- fort, but were unable to get any breaks. Scoring Orono's only goal was Jonathan Black from Bobby Witheridge. Special mention to Jamie Parry who played a strong game in goal. On Saturday, March 17, 1990 the Orono first year players played a team from Blackstock. The Orono players came out fired up and con- tinued their strong play right through the entire game. Final score was Orono 1, Blackstock 0. Scoring for Orono were Jeffrey Thompson with 5 goals and 3 assists, Brandon Hilîs with 2 goals, Brandon Caruana with 1 goal and 2 assists, Christopher Bouley with 1 goal and 1 assist, Jacob Bonnetta with 1 assist, Kyle Moore with 2 assists, Brodie, Hutton with 2 assists, Bradley Copping with 1 assist and Greg Bester with 1 assist. Playing a strong game in goal was Matthew Reid who earned the shut-out. Orono Figure Skating Club members do well Orono skaters have been successful at recent test days held in the arena. On March 9 at Low Test day in Newcastle, the following tests were passed Dutch Waltz - Kaitlin Colville, Rebecca Hissin Canasta - Kaitlin Colville, Tanya Staples Swing - Angela Tompkins, Heather Geboers Fiesta - Anthea Peacock Pieliminary Freeskate - Angela Tompkins, Tanya Staples. At High Test Melissa Colville passed the Senior Bronze Freeskate; the "European" dance - coin- pleting the Senior Bronze dance -ategory; and àlso the Junior Silver lance "Rocker". Alison Cochrane passed the Senior Bronze dance "Fourteenstep" and Ailan McKen- die passed the Junior Silver dance Council Briefs Counc. Hooper asked that the Public Works have painted on the Public Works building in south Bowmanville, "Bowmanville Depot. The suggestion met with agrce- ment but in a brief discussion it was rfoted that a report is to corne in as o thie future of the depot in (Éhat "Rocker". Well done girls! The Orono Club congratulates Tracy Eames who has passed the Novice Competitive Test on March 14. This test consists of doing figures, individual elements and skating a solo program. Tracy is coached by Elaine McAuliffe. Upcoming on March 24th will be the "Fenelon Follies" skating com- petition being held at Fenelon Falls. Orono skaters taking part. in this competition are Jullian Lemieux, Kaiti Colville, Lee Allin, Michelle Moffat and Brenda Burt. We wish them aIl good luck. Orono Figure Skating Clubs' Spring Dance will be on Saturday, March 3l1st at the Orono Arena and Community Centre. Come out and bring your friends for an evening of fun. Tickets are available from ex- ecutive membets. particular area. The Town issued 400' parking tickets during February with the police issuing a further 118. Four occurences.of tree cutting were reported to the By-law En- forcemnent office. The building department for the Town noted 110 residential units starts in Fcbrtiary, up f'romn on in January. 0f the siaris, 90 were for Bowmanv*ll.e Museum holding Opt The Bowmanville Museum's Grand Open House for the 1990 t season is on A pril lst, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. ADMISSION S15 FREE. Refreshments will be serv- > ed, and Mr. 'tom Little will provide the entertainment on cour own "Jury-Dominion" piano. Our main exhibit this year is "Doils, Doils, Dols". We have over 300 doils 'of ail kinds on display. Most ofthe dolis are from the recently acquired doli collection of Mrs. E. J. Roantree, of Kingston. This is probably the only time that this wonderful collection will be shown in its entirety, and we expect Mr. and Mrs. Roantree to at- tend. Our display galIleries have been refurbished. This years display deals with the many businesses that have become part of Bowmanville's history: firms such as the Dominion Organ and Piano Company, the Bowmanvîlle Foundry, Goodyear Rubber, Upper Canada Furniture Company and the Vanstone Mill are included. There will also be a School Board ratifies tea chers-' agreement Trustees with The Nor- thumberland and Newcastle Board of Education last night ratified a two year contract with their elemen- tary teachers. The contract is retroactive to i September 1989 of 5.5 percent, and a second increase. retroactive to 1 February 1990 of 1.9 percent. In the second year of the contract, the- teachers will receive of 5.25 percent increase in September 1990, followed by a 1.25 percent increase in February 1991. Under the old contract, the salary range for teachers was $21,870 to 55,520. As of 1 February 1990, the salary range for the approximate became 22,180 to 56,300. Salary and working conditions, especially preparation time, were the issues that proved to be stumbi- ing blocks in the talks which started last April. Preparation time wilI increase in the 1990-91 school year to two, hours a week from the current 90 minutes,-and in the 1991-92 school year to 28 minutes a day. The board also agreed to new average class sizes for the 1990-91 school year. The average class size for Grasdes 1 and 2 will become. 20 students compared to the curreni 22. Aftei five months of talks, the Education Relations Committe ap- pointed a fact finder--Helen Finley of Kingston, Ontario--who met with the parties in October and released her report in late November. Later, an impase in negotiations led to the appointment of Gene Swimmer of Carleton University as mediator. -te met with the parties on 14 and 15 February when a ten- tative settiement was ironed out. The local Board, as of January lst and the other boards across the province, will pay OHIP costs, bas- ed on total salaries paid. hi the past with Northumberland and Newcas- tle Board teachers paid their own OHIP costs and it was not an ex- pense to the board. single farnily units, 96 were in the Courtice area, with five in Bowmanville and two in Newcastle Village. en House1 display on the IOth Anniversary of the Bowmanville High School. Please plan to attend our Open House on April lst, at Silver Street, Bowmianville, or visit during our regular hours, starting. April 3, 9:30-4:30 pm, Monday to Saturday, and 1:30-4:30 pm on S undays. If you have any questio ns please cal (416) 623-2734 between 9-5 pm. Officiai proclamation presented On Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital Mayor Marie Hubbard presented the Official Proclamation in recognition of Na- tional Physiotherapy Week. The presentation was made to John Cook, director of Rehabilita- tion Services at the hospital. Memorial is celebrating the week and on Tuesday a tour of the old and the new physiotherapy wings was held. 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