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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 25, 1989 SPOR Orono Mosquito Baseball Team Pictured above the members of the Mosquito Baseball Team. Front row (1-r): Bradon Carvana, Gregory Bester, Chris Traylor, Kyle BeacocK, Matt McGlynn, Mike Gibson, Bobby Bourgault, Kurtis Szymczak, Tyler Robinson and Cameron Kent. Second row (1-r) Jonas Bonnetta, Anthony Dibar- tolomeo, Russell Hunt, Tim Hegar- ty, Jeremy Weeks, Alan Robb, Kevin Copping, Andy Reid, Gerrit Van Dyke. Third row: coach Ray Bester (left) and assistant coach Dave McGlynn. I would like to thank the players on the Orono Mosquito. Baseball Team for an enjoyable year of coaching. This has been the first year the O.A.A.A. has participated in the Bowmanville T.O.N.B.A. league. It was a very challenging year for us all and I was very proud of my players as they developed good baseball skills and showed good sportmanship. I'd also like to thank the parents for their help throughout the year. Ray Bester with 1988 the number of permits, issued for single family homes dropped dropped considerably for September 1989 compared to the same period in 1988, 53 to 136. However there was an increase in semi-units to 92 in 1989 comparing with 42 in 1988. Future considerations The Town is to consider taking over the pruning of trees in the downtown areas of Orono, Newcastle Newcastle and Bowmanville. As well the Town is to consider a major parking study to meet long term needs in downtown Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Skate board still a problem It was stated at the meeting on Monday that skate boards, especially especially in Bowmanville is still a problem due to damage of property especially especially around the new Town Hall. The Town is proceeding on a skate board facility at a cost of $50,000. Frank Wu, planning director, stated that it was a matter of education education and that parents must become involved. MOM'S KITCHEN DOWNTOWN ORONO 9 83-53 1 0 EAT IN or TAKE OUT Double Burgers Just $1.00 Extra Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fri. 6:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturday 6:30 a.m. Sunday 5:00 p.m. Closed Orono Figure Skating news report by Lynne Lemieux Cheese forms for our first cheese drive should have all been handed in by October 24th. Delivery of the cheese will be on Sunday, November 12th for large orders, which will be brought to yoitr home. The remaining orders can be picked up at the Arena on Tuesday, November 14th. Cheese money should be turned in by Thursday, November 23rd. In recognition of everyone's effort in the cheese drive, the club will hold a random draw on Tuesday, November 28th. There will be 36 cash prizes ranging from one to ten dollars. One draw ticket will be issued for each $25 worth of cheese sold. The Orono Athletic Association, which includes the Figure Skating Club, have cookbooks available for sale for $5,00. Please contact members of the executive if you are interested in purchasing the cookbooks. This year'with Hallowe'en falling on a Tuesday evening, the regular Canskate program for that night will be changed to a Family Skate from, 6:20 to 7:20 for those who wish to attend. Board of Education meeting highlights New Time For Board Meetings: Trustees voted last night to return to the original Board starting time of 7:30 p.m. rather than the earlier 7:00 p.m. time in practice since July. July. Some trustees commented that, with long distances to travel to the Board Office, they found the earlier time involved a real rush.'The 7:30 p.m. time will come into effect at the next .Board meeting on 26 October. October. Storage Sheds: Chairperson of the Operations and Finance Committee, David Gray, said his committee was bringing bringing the item "forward tonight because of concerns about storage at some of our schools." Contracts were approved for sheds at C.R. Gummow Public School, in Cobourg, Howard Jordan Public School, in Port Hope, and ( ' I. West , in;Cobourg, „ Tim Wong Award: Trustees approved establishing The Tim Wong Memorial Award at C.D.C.I. West, in Cobourg, to be presented to a graduating student student who has made an outstanding contribution in one or all of the following areas: the School Reach, the Yearbook, The Westerly, while . maintaining academic excellence. Tim Wong was a. student at the school from 1985 to September 1989 until his untimely death from leukemia. He was actively involved in the school newspaper, the yearbook, yearbook, the Photography Club, and the School Reach team. He was also involved in athletics at the managerial level. Kent County Request: A request from the Kent County Board,asking the Board to support their move to request, that the Provincial Provincial Government ask the Federal Council briefs New Noise By-Law The existing Noise By-law for the Town of Newcastle has been found to be deficient and the courts have dismissed a case placed before because of the deficiency. As a result a new Noise By-law was presented to the General Purpose. Purpose. committee on Monday and was given approval to be passed Onto Onto the council this coming Monday. It was pointed out to the committee committee that a number of investigations as to noise are under consideration but that effort may be futile if corrections corrections were not made. The by-law is expected to be passed passed by council and come into effect on the passing. Residential permits drop Although the issuance of residential residential permits have almost kept, pace Government to change the Ontario Regulations, to enable Boards of Education to make local decisions, about the use of the Lord's Prayer in opening exercises at schools was referred to administration in order to obtain a detailed, factual copy of the Kent Board's report on the use of non-denOminational opening exercises. exercises. Concerns About The Proposed Federal Tax: Trùstee Wilf Day expressed con-, cerns about the proposed federal général level sales tax arguing that it might have an impact on Boards of Education, and pointing out that there are a number of unanswered questions about it. Superintendent of Business, Ron Sudds, informed the Board that provincial associations associations are monitoring the proposal but it is "too early to get a handle" on the impact, if any, on Boards.' The matter was referred to administration administration for study. 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