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Vl. 58, No. 1l3 Opens store downtown Orono ORONO, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6,1994 Orono down but not out facing Thedford k Thfunders in Ontarlo Atom flinalsertes Claudett and Ted Iloin of Uic Kirby area have opened their store in Orono Downtown, Gabrielle Antiques and Collectables. The store was opened on Saturday of last week According to Uic couple mucb bas yet to be doue iiirconipleting- Uic decorating and adding to Uic collection of antiques and collectables. 1The couple will ho featuring quality antique furniture as Uic 1930 diningroom set now on SOjlaSJ Dculuen Jfl3Sit W*l also bc display. According to Claudette Thoin Uicy will ho featuring ruby, glass, and greenwear -glass as well as kitchen utensils, lamps. Thc-y expcct to have some re- ---PGduction ites -avalable for sale. Drop ini and meet Claudette and Ted now wiUi Uic store being open. Thcy are rcady to talk antiques and collectables. 1There was plenty of hockey action this past Easter weekend for parents and fans alike as Orono's Family Auto Sales and Thedford's Thunder completed three gaines in the Provincial Finals Stries.e The Thunder lead the best-of- five six point series four points to Orono's one as the series swings back to Thedford next weekend for gaine four. Orono travelled to Thcdford on Good Friday for gaine one. Family Auto seemed affected by the long -dm and ahalf hour trip as they trailed 5-0 after two periods of hockey. They got on track in the third frame bowever outscoring the Thunder 2-1 but dropping the gaine by a 6-2 score. Gaine 1: Thunder 6 - Family Auto 2 (April 1) SUMMARY 1. Tbedord, Janorinski 1 13: 10 2. Thedford, Quinn 1 (Johnson) 6:49 (pp) 3I Tbedford, Zavitz 1 (Quinn) 10:34 (pp) 4. Thedford, Johnson 1(Quinn) 5. Thedford, Rombouts 1 (Johnson) 2:39 (sh) 6. Orono, Tresise 1 (Witheridge) 13:12 (pp) 7. Thedford, Quinn 2 (Rombouts, Wilcox) 8:28 8.0 rono, Witheridge 1 4:14 (sh) Shots on Goal Orono 3 5 7 --- 15 Thedford 7 16 10 --- 33 Goal - Orono: Leddy, (L, 0- 1)/Poole (9-0); Thedford: Ryan (W, 1-0) Au. at Thcdford - 279 1The series swung back to Orono for game two in a matince encounter on Easter Sunday. The Thunder struck early holding a commanding,5-2 lead i nto Uic final period. However Orono fought back scoring thr= straigbt before a capacity home crowd forcing a ten minute overtime period. Both teans, provided an exciting scoreless fourUi pcriod of hockey for Uic fans resulting in a 5-5 draw. Gaine 2: Family Auto 5- T'hunder 5 (April 3) SUMMARY EFLr2d 1. Thedford, Johnson 2 (Faulds) 12:20 (pp) 2. Thedford, Johnson 3 5:23 3. Orono, Kettela 1 (Shetler, Landers) 4:45 4. Tbedford, Jobnson 4 4:08 (pp) Secod~fr2 5. Orono, Robinson 1 (Witheridge, Caruna) 4:03 (pp) (Continued page 13) Places 6th in Ontario Gold division 1993 flot the best of years for Co-op The Durbain Farmers' County Co-operative held their 46th annual meeting and banquet March 29th in Uic basement of Uic Orono United Church. There was a good attenclance of members froin both Orono and Girafton area which is now served by the Co-operatve. The financial statement recorded an increase in sales froin $4.369 million in 1992 to $6.235 million in 1993. The cost of sales increased in 1993 rcprcsenting 86.6 percent of sale compared to 84.8 percent in 1992. With incrcased opcrating expenses in 1993, due to a transitional period in Uic purchase of Grafton Co-op, a significant change in senior management, consultant fées and other non- recurring costs associatcd with computerization sbowed a loss on operation of $150,756. This compared wiUi a loss of $7,585 in 1992. However with income- from intercst ont accounts receivable, bank interest and a gain on asset Ken Hooper, Bowmanville Regional councilor dies Kmn Hooper, one of the more politics in 1988 being elected as colourful political figures of Bowmanville's representative on recent years, died on Tbursday ai local and regional counicil. He Memcirial Hospital at thc age of was re-clected ini 1991. In recent months Councillor He -will be remembered as Houper attended counicil meetings being outspoken in bis views and with thc aid of-an oxygen supply lcft no stone unturned in as a result of his empbysema. endeavouring to get bis point Mr. Hooper was an employce across. of Goodyear Rubber until bis The councillor entered politics retirement. He was president of in Uic mid 1960s in the Town of th United Rubber Workers' local Bowmanville quitting whcn Uic 189. Regional system of government He was married to Florence did away wiUi local municipal and had four childrcn, Sandra, counécils. Barry, Pauline and Carol. He had The deceased returned t.o seven grandchildren. disposables, Uic net loss, hofore taxes, for the ycar was rcduccd to ($ 17,M9) compa ri g witi alprofit of $43,881 in 1992. Steven Bark, accounitant for the Co-op told thc meeting that sales wcrc up for thc year and that Uic purchase of Uic Grafton Co-op, was a goodmove. "The Co-op bad no trouble to pay their bills even with Uic loss", be said. He also spoke of $982,000 in memhor equities ait said Uis was stabiity. He said the cost of the computer system, wiil not bappen again. The meeting was told that there had been a change in Uic agreement wiUi United Pctroleum Inc. and that as of the first of Fcbruary the local Co-op was acting as an agent for oil and gas supplies. The local Co-op takes orders for delivcry but biling and collecting is being handlcd by U.P.I. rather than at thc local Co- op as bas been the case in the paSt. The annual meeting approvdS 2% member discount for cash purchases on store goods at point of sale and as well a 1%member (Continued page 2) Itfs ail in the family as far as figure skating is conccrned for Melissa Colville, (lcft) her brother-Adani and sister Katie. Home la Orono north wiUi Brian and RuUie Colville and broUicr, Kyle. But home is also Uic Orono Arena and Uic competition ciruit in, the district and as far as dUirughout Uic province. <Mdlissa, 18, bas beenskating witb the Orono Figure Skating Club for Uic past 13 years an d bas many bighlights of tbat period of time to recaîl. She wilI quickly tel you "it was a lot of fun and rin going lu miss W'. She bas been a constant competitor and most recently took part in Uie Ontario Champion- sbips beld in Sudbury. Entered in the Gold Ladies division, Melissa placed sixth, a great achievement for this local skater. Melissa bas been a popular skater with Uic Orono Club and and bas taken ber part in ail local skating events. She also acted as a Jumnior Coach at the club for six years. This young- skatcr leaves Uic Skating Club Uiis ycar with some, mixed feelings at Uis time. She will leave Clarke H-igh Scbool to attend University and hopefufly, she says "Trent University". Adamn and Katie Colvillc, 14 and 1 1 are also making their mark with their competitive spirit and as well members of the Orono Figure Skating Club. Like their sister Uic two take part in ail competitions in Uic area and at Uic Provincial lcvel. Last ycar Uiis skating pair placed second in Uic AIl Ontario compétition and recently earned silver in sectional competitions at Trenton. They expect to compete in the Ontario Cbampionships in 1995 wben Uicy become of age lu do so. The threesome are to be congratulated in their achieve- ments on ice. and to the contribution Uicy have made and will continue to make for the Orono Figure Slating Club. in & 7 0*.~ .'I