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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 22, 1989-5 Local Sports News The Pines Senior Continued On Tuesday February 14th Orono plays Pickering in Orono. Coach John Lawrence now has a full team under his wing for the first time in months. The 'Muffins' are a rapidly improving team and fans are encouraged to come out and support the boys. Rocking Roughlies one up and one down orono racea uakwooa tor me first time, losing 9-5. The Orono boys had a hard time containing Oakwood's star player who scored six out of the nine goals. Coach Sawyer felt the defencemen were off on their game Friday night, but definitely turned it around on Saturday night. As a team we feel Oakwood can be beaten if we can contain their #10. Danny and Scott MacDonald and Brett Maartense put forth a good effort with Scott ending up with a hattrick for the night. Orono scored a sixth goal but referees disallowed it taking the drive out of the Orono boys. Goal scorers were Scott MacDonald MacDonald with 3, assists going to Brett Maartense with 2 and Danny MacDonald MacDonald with 1. Greg Bull with 1 goal, assists to Ryan Winning and Grant Esler. Grant Esler with 1 goal, assist to Ryan Winning. Orono travelled to Ops Saturday mgnt putting it together winning a squeaker 2-1. The Orono boys changed it around and played as a team compared to Friday night. The game saw good passing and excellent excellent skating from both teams. Ops scored their one and only goal in the first minute of play. Orono came back with a break-a-way goal scored by Chris Mumby while the team was shorthanded, assists going to Grant Esler and B.J. Hackett. Orono scored their second and winning winning goal by Danny MacDonald, assist going to Scott MacDonald. The Orono defence played a strong game in clearing the puck out of our own end. Scott Sawyer stopped numerous shots keeping the Orono boys at a win. Coach Sawyer felt Danny MacDonald played one of his strongest games. The boys have a tough task ahead of them where'they must win the remaining remaining games. Good Luck Boys! Danny MacDonald Scott MacDonald Orono Public School News Report Volleyball Boys - On Friday, February 3rd at 4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. the boy's volleyball team were playing a ravishing volleyball game at Bowmanville High School. The Orono boy's team played S.T. Worden at 4:30 and won the first game, but lost the second game. At 5:30 p.m. we played Ontario Street and won both games. At 6:30 p.m. we played Bowmanville Central and lost both games, At 7:00 p.m. we played Knox and won both games to get into the championship round. We played Lord Elgin first in the championship round, they beat us the first game but we poured on the pressure and beat them in the last two games to move on to the finals. We played Bowmanville Central for the gold medal. We beat them in the first game 15,4, but they pulled back and won the next two games to win the gold* medal. We took home the silver. We thank Mr. iLeith for coaching us. Girls - On Saturday, February 4th at 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. the girls had their tournament in Bowmanville also. The girls team played Enniskillen first and beat them in both games. At 9:00 right after the other game, they played Knox and also beat them in both games with good serving from Orono. At 10:00 a.m, the girls team played a hard Bowmanville Central team, but they played hard and neat them in two games. The girls were on their way to the championship School Report round. They just had to beat Kirby to go to the gold medal. The girls let go in the first g^me to lose 15-9, but they pulled up and won the next two to go against Lord Élgin for the gold medal. The girls did a lot of good serving to go and win the two games'against Lord Elgin to win the gold medal. The girl's thank Miss Baldree and Mrs. Rypstra. Houseleague - At the school we've been playing houseleague since we started school. We have played soccer, football, borden ball and beach ball and the next sport is. basketball. The winners of the beachy ball were the boys Cobra with 112 points with help from Jamie Shetler and the players. For the girls Dragon won with 145 points also with help from Joanna Van Dyke and the players. In second for the boys were Cougars with 94 points. Jason Lawrence came in the middle of the games because he had just recovered from a broken arm. ,FoV the girls it was also Cougars with 140 points. Caroline Fletcher showed a lot of energy to lead her team. Third for the boys were the Panthers with only one point behind the Cougars with 93 points. Ian Anderson and Shane McQue showed alot of power between both of them. For the girls it was Cobra with 115 points. Jill Rypstra showed alot of team spirit in leading the team. In fourth for the boys were the Dragons with 87 points. Jonathan Noble who also has a broken arm tried extra hard to play This week the reporters will be covering skating, b6Y s ' and girls' basketball, 8D's trip, semester change and many more events. Skating - Skating at the new Bowmanville Arena is an activity that the whole school is doing. February 9th is the next time the school will be going. To make more skating room, the grade sevens will skate for an hour then the grade eights skate. It costs $1.00 every time we go. All students should dress fairly warmly and be prepared for the time of their lives! Basketball - The boys' basketball team has played M.J. Hobbs and lost 20-16. The team is improving its skills. Mr. Smith is the coach. Their practices are Wednesday nights from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. They have a game, Thursday, February 9th against Bowmanville Senior Public School. The girls basketball team first played M.J. Hobbs and lost 40-16. They also played Bowmanville and lost 20-16. Thursday, February 9th, the girls' basketball team will play Bowmanville again. The team practices practices are at lunch time from 12:00 to 12:25. Some practices are at night. 8D's Trip - Yesterday, February 8, 1989, 8D took a ride downtown Toronto to the Young Peoples Theatre. They saw 'Kidnapped', a very entertaining show. It lasted from one o'clock to three o'clock. Just George Yesterday I was cold and miserable (as usual). When I picked up my mail in the village, after driving driving through the snow flurries, when suddenly a ray of sunshine lit up, not only my day, but Lynnes as well. A letter from a school chum that we haven't seen for over fifty years. It is said that "old soldiers never die," and by the same token, friends from our youth remain forever young, in our memories. . 1 suddenly saw myself in short pants, with a school cap on the back of my head, in company with the usual half dozen kids, who were always together, learning how to grow up in a London suburb, little knowing that in a few short years their world was going to crumble in- ■ to a madness they couldn't imagine. Reading that letter was like a breath of fresh air, as memories flooded back, even the nick names 1 hadn't heard in half a century, places places I had forgotten even existed, a lifestyle that was so wonderful (to us), but has now gone forever, but the memories linger on. She (her name is Sheila) apparently apparently met Lynne's sister, quite by accident in England and having learned that Irene (Lynne's sister) had been over here several times got our address and wrote the letter, that made Lynne and I feel like kids again. Both of us are so thankful that one of the very few links with the past, that still exist, have taken us back briefly to our childhood days, (that are so very necessary) and the lesson here is one of great importance, importance, never forget those days for they are the happiest time of your life. Herewith the voice of experience?!! experience?!! Just George and did. For the girls it was the Panthers with 108 points. Tamara Kent played hard lor her team but didn't pull up and win. After the show they stopped off at Nathan Phillips Square to skate for an hour or so. They left The Pines at 9:00 a.m. and returned around 6:00 p.m. Semester Change - Another event which just happened is the semester change. The only subjects the students will be changing are shop, family studies, history and geography. Bridges - Yesterday, at Clarke High School, there was an outstanding outstanding slide show. This terrific show is called, 'Bridges'. It was trying to tell us to not build a wall around us, but to make bridges to other people. people. It was a serious slide show, but it was funny enough to make the 'cool' kids interested. Mme. Brunt , said it was educational and great. This slide show is something The Pines will never forget. Bake Sale - On February 8th, 8A had a bake sale. The sellers were Jeremy Blackburn, Danny Winters, Donna Rodgers & Angela Coe. The . money they raised will go towards their trip ■ to the Planetarium in Toronto. They will be going on March 7th. Chocolate Bar Campaign - The chocolate bar campaign started Thursday, February 9th. Mr. Massie is the organizer for this event. All the students will be involved involved with this event. Students involved involved with the sale of chocolate bars will receive prizes. The money raised from this event is for special school trips, equipment and special events. So, as usual, The Pines Senior Public School is in to an exciting exciting couple of weeks! by Roxanne Dezan, Amy Dewulf and Karen Vanderveen DURHAM The Regional Municipality of Durham "Weight Restriction Regulations will be in force on roads undèr the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality Municipality of Durham effective February 27 to approximately April 28, 1989. Vehicle loads are restrictëd to FIVE TONNES per axle in accordance with Durham Region By-law Number 99-84. Signs will be erected on all Regional Roads to which these Weight Restrictions apply." W.A. Twelvetrees, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham COMMERCIAL PUBUC AND PERSONAL-OTIER AUTO INSURANCE PUBUC HEARING The Auto Board will commence a Public Hearing beginning February 27, 1989 to consider Auto Insurance Rates for Commercial, Public and Personal-Other Vehicles to be.effective in 1989. Independent consultants will release their proposal for these rates on February 20, 1989. Copies will be available. The Board is not bound by this proposal. Public participation in the hearings is essential. You have the; right to be heard. For further information call: Toronto: 222-AUTO Toll free: 1-800-668-0128 Ontario Commission de 5 Park Home Avenue Automobile l'assurance- 4th Floor Insurance automobile North York, Ontario Board ' de l'Ontario M2N 6L4 ' Cet avis est disponible en version française Ontario