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Orono Figure Skating Club news report by Lynne Lemieux On March 12th, the Orono Skating Club hosted a successful test day. Thank you to test chairman, chairman, Gail McKenzie, for all the time spent organizing the day and to those who provided food, and helped out with music and dressing rooms. Orono skaters did very well with the following tests passed: 1st Figure - Ailan McKenzie; Melanie Lemieux; Jr. Bronze Freeskate -Allison Cochrane, Charlene Lewis, Melissa Allin, Melissa Colville; Preliminary Dances, Dutch Waltz and Canasta - Anthea Peacock, Sacha Thompson; Jr. Bronze Dance, Ten Fox - Melanie Lemieux, Mary Murphy. On March 13th at the High Test Day held in Whitby, Ailan McKenzie McKenzie passed the Senior Bronze dances - 14 Step and Foxtrot. Congratulations Congratulations to all. The Orono Figure Skating Club will host their spring dance on April 1st. It will be held at the Orono Community Centre from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Come out and bring your friends for an evening of fun. Tickets are available from executive members. Skaters take gold medal at Oakville Melissa Allin of Orono and partner partner Mark Bradshaw of Unionville skated at the Central Ontario Section Section Interclub competiton and wowed wowed the judges to earn a gold medal. The pair competed in the Junior Bronze Mixed Dance event at the championships, held in Oakvillè. The skaters went on to compete in the All-Ontario championships in Grimsby on Saturday. They won the silver medal. Melissa is 10 years old while her partner Mark is 11. The pair are coached by Sue Bradshaw, Mark's mother. They will be skating at the 40th Anniversary Anniversary Celebration of the Orono Figure Skating Carnival on April 8th. Sports continued (Gortmad from page 4) went to Brandon Ovended (3), Scott Hentig (2), Jason Mercer (2), Cameron Tomkins (2), John But- tigieg (2), with Steve Shetler, Dave Crazier, Mike Schoep and Paul Woods getting. 1 each, March 12th saw game 4 of the playoff series with Orono visiting a stubborn Man vers bunch! Our guys finally put it all together and 'demolished' them 7 to 1 to take the series and advance to the championship championship (best of seven) 1 round against Beaverton. Scoring for Orono .was Steve Shetler (3), Brandon Ovenden (3) and Cameron Tomkins ,(1). Assists were tallied by Jason Mercer (3), Brandon Ovenden (1), Adam Wallace (1) and Scott Hentig (1). March 17th saw Orono host an exhibition game with Bowmanville (O.M.H.A. House League) and skate to a 4 to 1 win. Orono only went With 7 skaters, but, put in a fine skating effort. Orono's markers were Jason Mercer (3) apd Steve Shetler. Assists went to Paul Woods, Cameron Tomkins and John Buttigieg. March 18th sqw Orono visit Beaverton for game 1 of the championship championship playoff series. Our guys came through big as they waltzed to an 8 to 0 victory as Chad Puk got his first playoff shut out of the year! Tallying for Orono were: Steve Shetler (4), Cameron Tomkins (2), Scott Hentig (1) and "Brandon Ovenden (1). Assists went to Jason Mercef (3),' Scott Hentig "'(1), Cameron Tomkins (1),'John Buttigieg (1), Paul Woods (1), Brandon Ovenden (1) and Dave Crozier (1). Beaverton will no doubt be better prepared for game 2 in Ororto, March 20 (Monday 7:00 p.m.). Game 3 is scheduled in Beaverton March 21 (Tuesday 8:15 p.m.) and game 4 back in Orono March 2*1 (Wednesday 7:00 p.m.). Good Luck Boys! Orono Tykes close out 88/89 season The hockey season drew to a dose this past weekend for our Orono Tykes. On Thursday evening, evening, the boys were in Millbrook to take one last shot at their undefeated rivals. Although Orono had several empty sweaters with players away due to holidays and sickness, the spirits were high. We were all confident it Was within our capability to beat Millbrook. The first period action was end to end but close checking kept shots on goal down and both teams off the scoreboard. Things opened up in the second period as Millbrook scored ' two quick'goals. Orono came right back though, with two; goals of their own. Scoring were Alan Robb and Murphy Irvine both unassisted. At , this point in the game, the double Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 22, 1989-5 Guest Skaters Who will appear at the Orono Figuré Skating Carnival on April 8, 1989 are 18 year old, Jacqueline Petf Winnipeg, Manitoba and 1? y ear Mark Janoschak front Bramalea, Ontario. Ontario. They were the 1988 Jr. Canadian Canadian Dance Champions; 1988 Grand Prix international de Patinage Artistiqul, St. Gervais, France - Gold Medalists; 1988 Nebehhorn Trophy, Oberstdorf, West Germany - Bronze Medalists; 1988 Moscow News Prize, Lenn- ingrad, U.S.S.R. - 6th Place; 1989 Senior Canadian Dance Championship, Championship, Chicoutime, Quebec - 6th Place. shifting began to take effect on the Orono squad. Despite some excellent excellent goaltending by Jamie Parry, Millbrook scored twice more to end the second period with a 4-2 lead. Some bad breaks for Orono' in the third period put Millbrook up 6-2. As the period drew to a close Andrew Reid scored for Orono unassisted. Final score 6-3 Millbrook. It just wasn't meant to be for Orono to defeat Millbrook this season but there is always next year. Orono may have lost but the boys played an excellent game especially considering they had only 8 skaters. Friday evening was a family fun night as the Tykes challenged their mothers in the annual Mother-Son Game. We watched in awe as the Tykes demonstrated the skills they Had picked up over the season, skating circles around their defenseless mothers. The mothers did touch the puck on a few occasions occasions and even had some pretty good shots on the goal but net minder Jamie Parry was more than a match for them. His mother in goal at the other end of the rink showed signs of fear and near panic as time and time again the tykes would break in and fire at her. What was the final score? Let's just say the Tykes won and in fact, I believe the mothers would have to concede that they had provided Jamie with yet one more shut out. A special thanks to the Moms for being such good sports and to Mini Mouse, the Clown and the Leprechaun who dropped in and helped to make this one of the most entertaining games of the year. The Father/Grandfather-Son game Saturday afternoon also was a huge success. Everyone had a great time and' although the Fathers thought they might show the Tykes a thing or two about the game of hockey, the Tykes put on a good show too. Despite the distractions of the Fathers clown (who was spraying water on the players and spectators and dancing down the ice with the referee) the Tykes were still able to score a few goals and if you were to ask them, they would probably probably tell you they won the game. This ended a fun filled season for the Orono Tykes. All in all they had a very successful year. Out of 33 games their record was 14 wins, 15 losses, and 4 ties. An excellent accomplishment accomplishment considering the caliber of some of the teams they played. Out of four tournaments they entered, they came away with a 'B' Championship; an 'A' Runners Up; and an 'A' Championship. Congratulations to the teams top' scorers; Alan Robb, Murphy Irvine, Irvine, Andrew Reid and rookie of the year Bobby Witheridge. Good Luck to the veterans moving moving on to novice next year: Kyle Beacock, Kevin Copping, Clint Hawkshaw, Murphy Irvine, Alan Robb and Andrew Reid. To this year's rookies Andrew Beacock, Jonathan Black, Michael Gibson, Paul Landers, Jamie Parry, Tyler Robinson, Greg Shetler and Bobby Witheridge, have a good summer and hope we see you all back again next season. See y'all at the team banquet at the Orono Arena on April 9th at 2:00 p.m. Ontario Commission de Automobile I'assurance- Insurance automobile Board de l'Ontario Ontario IN THE MATTER OF the Ontario Automobile Insurance Board Act, 1988, S.0.1988, c,18. AND IN THE MATTER OF a reference made by the Lieutentant Governor in Council pursuant to section 28 of the said Act. NOTICE OF HEARING THE ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE BOARD (the "Board"), at the request of the Lieutenant Governor in Council, will hold a Hearing pursuant to section 28 of the Ontario Automobile Automobile Insurance Board Act, 1988, SO. 1988, c.18. Purpose of the Hearing The Lieutenant Governor in Council has ordered the Board to conduct public hearings to examine the threshold no fault system system of privately delivered automobile insurance (with two specified specified thresholds), and the choice no fault system of privately delivered automobile insurance. The Order in Council dated March 2,1989 (the "Reference"), containing the details of the systems under consideration, is available upon request. The Lieutenant Governor in Council has specifically ordered the Board to report on the following: 1. An estimation of the average prices that would be charged for automobile insurance policies within the referred systems, based on the mandatory classification system, the determinations determinations of fact and rates established by the Ontario Automobile Automobile Insurance Board under its decision of February 13,1989; 2. The feasibility of extending the systems to public and commercial commercial vehicles; 3. The cost impact, if any, of the implementation of an alternative alternative dispute resolution involving mediation and, if necessary, binding arbitration, for the settlement of no-fault compensation; 4. The administrative barriers that exist in relation to the systems thàt.-could result in significant additional costs either in im- ' plementation or in the continuing operation of the systems; 5. Whether there would be greater stability in the average prices charged for automobile insurance policies after implementation implementation of the systems; and 6. Ah estimation of the level of recovery to injured persons that would be achieved under the systems. The Board is to commence public hearings and report back to the Lieutenant Governor in Council as soon as is practicable. The Hearing THE HEARING will be held under File No. R-89-1 and will commence commence on Wednesday, April 12, 1989 at 9 o'clock a.m. in the ■ Board's Hearing Room, 2nd Floor, 5 Park Home Avenue, North York. A PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE will be held on Tuesday, March 21,1989 at 2:30 p.m. in the Board's Hearing Room to deal with preliminary matters, including, but not limited to the following: • written evidence to be pre-filed • the interrogatory process • the hearing process » issues The Board has engaged a consultant to assist the Board. The consultant will price the two systems'of privately delivered automobile insurance as set out in the Reference. This evidence will be pre-filed on or before Monday, April 3, 1989. A SECOND PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE will be held on Friday, April 7,1989 at 9:00 a.m. in the Board's Hearing Room to settle the issues and to deal with any other procedural matters. IF YOU WISH TO PARTICIPATE AS A PARTY IN THE HEARING HEARING , you (or your lawyer or agent) must file with the Board a written written notice of your intention to participate as a party on or before Tuesday, March 21, 1989. A person who files such a hotice intends intends to participate fully in the hearing. INSTEAD OF PARTICIPATING AS A PARTY IN THE HEARING, HEARING, you may comment on any of the issues as a LIMITED IN- TERVENOR by filing a letter of comment with the Board. A letter of comment should clearly state your views, set out the grounds and the factual basis for your position, and indicate whether you intend to make an oral presentation to the Board. Letters of comment comment must be filed at the Board's office on or before Thursday, April 20, 1989, ALL DOCUMENTS FILED IN THIS PROCEEDING are available available for viewing at the Board's office during office hours Monday Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. , PROCEDURAL ORDERS as to how the matter will proceed maybe issued from timetotime. Copies of any procedural orders orders will be sent to all parties. IF YOU DO NOT BECOME A PARTY TO THE HEARING OR INDICATE THAT YOU WISH TO MAKE AN ORAL PRESENTATION PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD, THE BOARD MAY'PROCEED IN YÔUR ABSENCE AND YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANY FURTHER FURTHER NOTICE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS. DATED AT NORTH YORK this 9th day of March, 1989, ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE BOARD 4th Floor, 5 Park Home Avenue • . - North York, Ontario M2N6L4 Phone No. (416) 222-2886 Fax No. (416) 730-7761 Toll Free: 1-(800)-668-0128 ' (English) 1-(800)-668-0249 (French) Attn:'Sophia Coroyannakis Board Secretary Ces avis est d'isponible en version française. ' , i. . Ontario '(H