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^ Orona Weekly Times, Wednesday October II, 2000 - 5 Life Time Membership Award Presented Gordon H. Lowery (left) accepts a lifetime membership award from the Darlington Soccer League at the club's annual general meeting last week. Presenting the award is president Mai Hamon. ' Gordon Lowery was presented with a lifetime membeiship award at the annual general meeting of the Darlington Soccer League on October 4th, by president Mai Hamon. The following is Gord's soccer history: 1946-49 - Played soccer in Orono. 1951-72 - Played and coached soccer in Tyrone ( He and his wife cut the grass with two regular power lawn mowers and also lined the fields at that time. 1974- 1984 - Started and played Old Timers Soccer in Orono. 1969-70 - President of Darlington Soccer League. 1974 - Started Minor Soccer in Orono (under the OAAA) with one team of 7 to 8 year olds playing on full field in Orono Park. There are now 350 players players under his direction through the OAAA as soccer soccer co-ordinator for Orono. 1975- Started young mens team in Darlington Be prepared for winter travel (NC)--The motto for Boy Scouts and Girl Guides couldn't be more appropriate for safe winter travel... be prepared! With a well maintained car, a good set of tires (preferably winter tires), and some flexible, common sense planning, winter can be a pleasant time to take a road trip. To plan ahead, here is a check list: Check list: • Take your vehicle in for a full mechanical inspection including the tires, cooling system, battery, hoses, belts and water pump. • Plan your route and ensure you have good maps. • Let someone know your planned route. • Make a list of items to have in your vehicle : -- extra blankets, cellular phone, water, food, a shovel sand or gravel, chemical heating packs, extra windshield washer fluid, flashlight, road flares, booster cables, matches, candles and a first aid kit. Tips: • Be flexible and take your time. If the weather turns for the worst, take a break and make a stop.. .for as long as it takes. • Check your tire pressure regularly. Proper inflation ensures that your tires have maximum contact with the road. • Dress in layers of loose, comfortablè clothing. • Listen to local radio stations for the latest rbad and weather conditions. • Completely clear your car of ice and snow before going out on the road. "Winter can be a great time to travel if you're well prepared," says Gus Liotta, Director, Brand Channel Marketing, Goodyear Canada. "The recent advances in winter tire technology provide drivers w,ith peace of mind during serious winter storm activity." Euchre Results Senior Citizens of Newcastle Sept. 21, Results 1 ) Eleanor Perrin, 2) Alec Martin 3) Don Hamm 4) Mark Marchant, 5) Esther Allin • 6) Lena Graham Draws Alec Martin, Bob All in, Lena Graham, Marg Wade, Ruby Brunt, Esther Allin ) , r fj www.paguide.com ORONO CHIROPRACTIC and EXERCISE CENTRE Ernest Schroeder, B.Sc. D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 5331 Main Street, Box 150, Orono LOB 1M0 , ' Telephone (905) 983-5510 - • • Music examinations The following students of Phyllis Dewell, Orono, were successful In Royal Conservatory of Music examinations examinations this year: Grade IX Piano - honours - Jenny Krabi Grade VIII Piano - honours - Tom Ken- Grade VI Piano - honours - Haiti O'Neill - Chris Cook; pass - Shawna Peddar Grade IV Piano - honours - Gillian Donnelly Grade III Piano - honours - Kaitlin Whelan Grade II Piano - first class honours - Miriam Koene; pass - Kristen Blaker And, with Conservatory Canada: ' Grade V Plano - honours - Will Lofgren Euchre Results Soccer League - still going. 1972-80 President of Orono Amateur Athletic Association. 1986-1995 President of Orono Amateur Athletic Association Member of OAAA since 1962. 1995 Joined Peterborough Old Timers Soccer and is still playing. Gord has looked after the maintenance of all the Orono soccer fields since 1974. Congratulations and Thanks from the Darlington Soccer League Executive Durham County Seniors ' Lodge Oct. 2 Results 1) Jean Allin 89, 2) Merriam Hawley 80, tie) George Dunlop 80, tie) Lome Hardy 80, 5th) Alf Piggott 79, Low) Marion Richards 48 Draws Marie Couroux, Annie Fisher, Bob Carter Monday Night Euchre Results Durham County Seniors ' Lodge 1) Gladys Greenwood 77, tie) Minnie Taylor 77, 3) Marie Couroux 75, 4) Lome Hardy 74, 5) Alf Piggott 73, Low) John Beattie 44 Draws Marion Tennant, Minnie Taylor, Alf Piggott Wednesday Night Card Party Results October 4, 2000 Highs. 1) Hazel Piggott 84, . 2) Jean Jilisen 83, 3) Lavina Downes 79, 4) Olive Little 77. . 5) Charlie Campbell 75, tie) Edgar Millson, tie) Charlie Stapleton, Low) Gladys Ogden Draws Rose Mann, Martha Clafk, Elva Bothwell, Clara Meuleman, Mary Henderson Wednesday Night Card Party Results September 27, 2000 Highs 1) Velma Jakeman 92, 2) Esther Allin 89, 3) Edgar Millson 80, tie) Helen Couroux 80, tie) Marion Sears 80, Low) Roy -Hay ward 48, Draws Ray Staples, Ann Julich- er, Liz Reynders, Hazel Piggott f Hi» ANNUAL MODEL RAILROAD SHOW Saturday, Oct. 14, 2000 - 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, 2000 - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. BOWMAHVIILi HIGH SCHOOL 49 Liberty Street North, Bowmanville, Ontario At Operating Layouts StatU Displays , Vendors Adults $3 • Seniors $2 Children $2 • Family $6 Sponsored by SOPER VALLEY MODEL RAILROAD CLUB Visual Arts Centre, King Street ■ Bowmanville High School to f i .. 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