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Orono Skater to compete, in. Ontario event Orono Weekly Týnim , -Wa .d nesd ayMa reh 16, 1994 - 5 Quality of Umnpire 's set to improve again, this year The above group of Orono Skaters bave entered competitions in the past couple of weeks witb some good resuits. Melissa Colvile, (back left) did exceptionaily weil in an event i Kingston on March 5th placing first. This placement allows Melissa to compete in EOSIC, competed in a Mini-Blades event an Ail Ontario event, being held At Manvers Arena, (back row) in Sudbury- on March l9th. Melissa Colvile, Parisse Morrett, Everyone.congratulates Melissa a lst placement; and Dawn and wishes ber well in this next. Cumby placing third; (front row) round of competition. Katie O'Neil a second placement, The remaining, skaters Tina Cumby and Rena Malda. Orono FamiIy Auto Atoms (Continued frora page 4) rhompson MiQIL Family Auto 25, Sabres 25 Game 4: Famuly Auto 4 - Sabres 2 Opls Ryan Tresise/Greg' Shetler/Matt MéGlynn AssisLi, Tyler Robinson 2/Bob Witberidge 2/Matt McGlynn/Ryan Tresise SfrIL. Family Auto 27 - Sabres 18 Game 5: Family Auto 4, Sabres 3 GQgalii. Bob Witberidge 3/Brandon Caruana Assists: Tyler Robinson/Jeff Thompson/Matt McGlynnlMike Knox/Bob Witberidge/Brandon Kettela S.bQts: Family Auto 21 - Sabres 20 Iý,S.hayjng&:Coacb John WiUieridge commented that Uic turning point in the series in Orono's favour was gaine 4s win in Taxnworth .. . In-particular Uic solid two-way effort put in by wingers Grcg Shetler, Jeff Tbompson, Brandon Kettela, Ryan Tresise, Brandon Caruana and Matt McGIynn . .. Missing from the lineupfor games tbree, four, and five, vacationing winger Pat 0'Halloran will be a most wélcomed addition in Uic semi- finai series . .. Although held te just 2 points in Uic first 3 games, Orono's top scorer Bob 'F'«eridgc was in on 7 of 8 goals ý-iîis tearn in gaines 4 and 5 of the Tam wortb series... Recognition goes eut to an unsung bero as Orono centre Tyler Robinson did a superb job cbccking Tamworth's top scorer, BIG # 9 Pat Dwycr into Uic ice at every opportunity. ... Once again Oronos blueiners Mike Knox, Paul Landers, Jamie Parry and Greg Bester can take pride in tbemselves for a job well don!.. . In playoffs goaltending is the key to ail successful team's and the netminding tandem of Scott, Poole and Ryan Leddy exemplified that quite admirably - - well done boys! ... Orono now awaits the next best-of-five six point series . . . As yet no dates or locations bave been confimed. . . However team manager Ray Bester bas given assurance that the club will be playing game 1 of the semi-finals somewhere on Saturday, March l9th ... Stay tuned! Gaines one and two of the semi- finals ... Orono wiil be playing in MacTier (20 miles south of Owen Sound), Saturday, March 19 at 4:00Op.m.... Game two wili be played at Orono arena Sunday, Marcb 20 at 5:00 p.m. Tales August 1982 There was a lot of interest in the north end of Orono just south of the Co-op building in the hay field on Sunday, August lst. Kathleen Dixon of Toronto visiting Eric and Jacquie Burton in the Orono Estates was demonstrating her bot air balloon to bier friends as well as ah Uthe kids in the neighbourbood.. The planned Beef Barbecue, being held at the Orono Park on Wednesday, August 14th is part of a fundraising prograin by the Orono Arena'Improvement and Projects Commitice to raise funds for improvements at the Orono Arena and Community Centre. Tbe committee is anticipating the paving of a portion of the parking lot at Uic Orono Arena, a project wbicb could get underway this faîl if ail goes well witb their fundraising events. The organizers, of the demolition derby te bc beld at Uic Orono Fair on Tbursday, evening, September 9th' at 8:00 p.m. is looking for drivers te take part in the event. 0f course you must be equipped with a, mobile vehicle for wbicb a few more dents are not gomng te be upsetting. Those wisbing to take part in the event are now asked to contact George Carson, Fair Manager, Orono. The past weekend was one of great delight for Uic art enthusiast througb the promotion of an art show and saie at the Art Loft at R.D. Mortons on Uic 6Ui uine of Clarke and a second similar sbow (Continued page 13) Even tbough the snow bas not melted yet, work bas already been going on to improve the quality of the umpires in Clarington. Working undertbe proposed new format for recreational and rep bail in the area, umpires in tbe area wil be given a voice on the new executive of basebail. Groups representing Bowmanville, Courtice, Orono, Newcastle and Tyrone have agreed to work together in dealing with ail issues surrounding the tbird teain on the field. In preparation, tbey have formed their own association and elected Wayne Lowry as their representative. Mr. Lowry and several senior umpires have been developmng a constitution, planning for the registration and training of umpîres and are setting up a program to provide a better communications between their members and tbe other basebal interest groups. At their first meeting, they established several goals for the association. Uniformity of qualifications, pay and rules was one of the first items accepted. A better recruitment and training program was also suggested. As mentioned above, it was also decided that they had to speak as one voice to tbe other basebal interest groups. Providing better equipment through bulk buying and better protection from abuse were also mentioned at the meeting. Mr. Lowry and Ken Key have been in contact with neighbouring associations and the O.B.A. seeking belp witb the training and supervision of umfpires. Ihis and the'decision to have ail umpires witb O.B.A. certification is the first step in upgrading the umpires. Junior and senior umpires w'il also be expected to attend suppleme ntary sessions in preparation for the new season. ,Registration forms for umpires will be available at the registration sites for players in al areas. lnterested parties may also contact Wayne Lowry at 623- 6631, Ken Key at 623-6383 or Jobn Witberidge at 983-9202, Information on the dates, times and locations for clinics and training sessions will be finalized in tbe next two or tbree weeks. 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