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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 4, 1989 SPORTS Successful year for Orono Angels There is yet one more ball team from Orono that had an outstanding outstanding season. They were our Junior T-Ball team made up of 5 and 6 year 'olds and a few 7 year old imports. imports. The playing ability of our T-Ballers was surpassed by none. Scores were not kept in the games so we can't prove it on paper but any one who saw our boys and girls play could see that they were a talented group. Now let me introduce you to our all-star lineup. Starting from the front row (1-r) we have Adam Cox, Scott Courgault, Laura Cartier, Brenda Burt, Eryn McGlynn, Christopher Wilhelm and David Gibbons; (middle row) Glencoe Hogle, Lee Allin, Jonathan Blacky Jeremy Davies, Michael Garlick, Bradley Copping and Matthew Reid; (back row) assistant coach Jim Wilhelm, manager Richard Orono Figure Skating Club news report by Lynne Lemieux Skater registration has increased this year at all of the skating levels. There is a large group of -new skaters once again in the Canskate program. Groups have been set up according to the badge level passed at the end of last season. New skaters were tested by club pro's at the first skating session and placed at the appropriate level. The Junior program is run with the assistance of Junior coaches and assistant Junior coaches. There are unpaid volunteer skaters who teach the badge level Canskate groups. They are qualified through their own level of skating, attendance at a Junior coaches clinic, and writing Babes In Bookland • by Dorothy Robinson Don't limit your gift giving of books' to Christmas t an<J birthdays. What fun to find the perfect story for other holidays and special occasions. occasions. Look over our suggestions for Thanksgiving and Halloween at the Apple Blossom Shop. Mousekin's Thanksgiving: A mysterious creature has stolen Mousekin's store of winter food. As he travels throughout the Woodland, this white-footed mouse angrily accuses woodpecker, squirrel squirrel and rabbit of the dastardly deed. Each forest dweller denies that he is the culprit, and each give Mousekin a clue to the thief's identity. The villain is a wild turkey, but in the end, he becomes a hero. By featuring featuring a turkey, this book is a most suitable thanksgiving story. an exam. Once again we are fortunate fortunate to have parent helpers with our Beginner groups. Please give full support to all those helping on the ice as it makes the program more successful. This year, as in the past, the club will be fundraising to cover costs which are not covered by the registration fees? This is done through our draw ticket sales, cheese drives, banquet caterings and dances, the first to be held in November. We ask each family to help with these projects. It will keep our skater fees down and if everyone participates, much more can be accomplished. Picture books by noted illustrators illustrators are pricey, but now that Edna Miller's "Mousekin series" is in paperback, the titles are more affordable. affordable. The Mystery of the Flying Orange Pumpkin: The unique illustrations in this Steven Kellogg book give it a true Halloween atmosphere. The drab gray and white drawings are dabbed with orange highlights. The pictures enhance a super little story. Three children plant a pumpkin seed in a neighbour's garden. The pumpkin reaches proportions perfect for a jack-o-iantern, but the neighbour moves away. The humpurless new owner claims' the pumpkin as his own. The children .resort to an ingenious scheme to ; reclaim the pumpkin and to sweeten up the reprobate's sour disposition. Copping and coach Art Reid (absent (absent were) Daniel Corvers, Sarah Dewsbury, Ashley Dwyer, John Patrick Pisani, Jeffrey Slemon and Jeff Slimmon. Congratulations to you all on a very fine performance. On behalf of the coaching staff I would like to thank parents and players alike for a most enjoyable season. Have a good winter and I hope we see you all back out again next year. NDP leadership hopefuls to speak in Oshawa Candidates for the leadership of the New Democratic Party of Canada will address Durham Region and the area New Democrats at a public forum on Monday, October 16. The forum will take place in the Bobby Orr Lounge of the Oshawa Civic Auditorium beginning at 8 p.m. Following opening remarks from the candidates, there will be a question and answer session. The Oshawa forum is part of a cross-country tour by the six declared candidates seeking to replace Oshawa MP Ed Broadbent as leader of the federal party. Broadbent announced earlier this year that he would step down as leader. A convention to choose his successor will be held in Winnipeg, November 30 - December 3. Five MPs are running to replace Broadbent. They are Ian Waddell 1 of. British Columbia, Simon de Jong of Saskatchewan, Audrey McLaughlin of the Yukon, and' Windsor area MPs Steven Langdon and Howard McCurdy. A sixth candidate candidate is Roger Lagasse, a teacher from Sechelt, B.C. The Oshawa meeting is open to the public. The Civic Auditorium is located on Thornton Road, south of Highway 2. For addit'ional information information please call Don Warne (416) 668-5372. LIMOUSINE SERVICE GETTING MARRIED? ANNIVERSARY? GOING TO THE BIG GAME? Chauffeur Driven Air Cond. Limousine Executive Service Graduations, Special Occasions including Night On The Town. Ç^Â05ÜRGSsslï^n245^^ ctuux; tenssi ^OCHAW/y/7£ flat <s® eaux; SUPER LATEX saw- GLOSS INT $? with a delicate hint of tan*- 25.99 27.99 cmfl. ElluariyAiB „ _ --RENTED „ in 11 àj32g A tasteful washable white -xSZ. «ended with the subtlety of (***" cilux 'A trade mark of C l L Inc used unde r licence by BAPCO 2^ 99 A home's best friend ROLPH Hardware Downtown Orono Phone 983-5207