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Placement service for Durham Region Blaine Bruton and Mark league championship which recent playdown series. Mr. Bellows, Tri-County Sargent of the Orono Tri- the Orono club earned in the The trophy is presented by League president. County Midget receive the On Sunday, March 24th the Matthews and Hill boys travelled to Millbrook and skated away with a 4-3 vic- tory. This win gave the Orono boys the league champion- ship. Last week Orono defeated Millbrook to win the cup with 2 straight victories in this best 2 out of 3 series. The victory didn't comne easy as Millbrook took an early lead at the 2:37 mark of the 2nd perîod. Orono fought back to tie it early in the. 3rd stanza when Blaine Souch combined with Jeff Hartwig to make it a 1-1 tie. Millbrook fought back and scored 2 unanswered goals to up the count to 3-$. At this point it looked ike the Matthews and Hills boys were beat and a 3rd game would be necessary back at Orono. However, Orono dug down deep and fought back with a vengeance. Todd Gray made it a 3-2 game with a hard wrist shot after being set up by Blaine Souch-- and Jason Major. With five minutes remaining in the contest, David Sheridan tied it up when he slapped in Todd Gray's re- Thre Durham Region District Health Council h is endorsed and requested funt- din1g for twocomnt mental hecalthi programis pro- posed by local agencies. At its meceting of March 28th, Council reviewed pro- posals fromn the ,'lzheiiier- Society of Durham Region. and thie Canadian Mental Health Association /Durham Branch. The Alzheimer Society bound after Jason Burnham dug the puck out of the cor- ner. Brian Rodd put the, icing on the cake 'when he fired the puck from the corner off the goalie and into the net. This was a tremendous comeback by the Matthews and Hill boys and they are worthy league consulation champs. -Special praise-must go to Billy Todd and Shawýn Hardy who shared the goaltending and came up with big saves to keep their teami in the game. A large trophy which was, donated by the local O.P.P. detachment was presented to the rono squad. AJAX 5 - ORONO 3 After last weeks thriller Orono came up a little fiat against a good passing team from Ajax. The local lads just didn't have their minds on hockey and allowed the fast skating team too much space. David "Shifty" Sheridan was up to his old tricks when he opened the scoring at the 5:16 mark of the lst period. Jason Burnham set David up with a beautiful pass to earn the assist. proposal would establish a comprehensive Eduicatio)n and Family Support Program for friends and relatives of those afflicted by Alzheimer's Disease, in- cludinig commlunlity Courses aimied at laypeople and health professionals and the estabjilihment of self-hielp groups to mieet on an ongoîng basis. C .M . H .A./ Du rh ami (Continued page 6) Ajax tied it up to close out the period. 'Early in the 3rd period Orono picked up the pace with Todd Gray scoring one of the prettiest goals of the year when he received a nice pass from David Sheridan and Mike Good- murphy. Orono then quit skating and allowed Ajax to score three times to make it a 5-2 game. With minutes remaining the local boys woke up and started playing aggressive hockey. Todd Gray notched his 2nd goal of the match after Blaine Souch and Mike Goodmur- phy combined some slick passing to set up Todd. Jason Adey, Brian Rodd and Brent Osmond played strongly in the loss. No RC funding plan yet approved SAlthoughi the deadline has passed for submissions of plans to extend provincial government funding to Roman Catholic high schools this September, no plan has yet been approved. A provincial commission was to have submitted recom- mendations to the province last Wednesday as to those Roman Catholic schools who were ready to implement the controversial policy this year. Most RC plans have been turned back for further infor- mation, Swing your partner in a* square They're turning the dlock back a bit at Eastdale Col- legiate in Oshawa where the squ are dance is somewhat of a revival. As a matter of fact twice as many boys comtpared to girls are taking part in the dance. SAM CUREATZ Tom Cowan Chairman of, the Durham Region District Health Council announced last night approval by Coun- cil for a Region wide Place- ment Coordination Service for Long Termi Care. Following four years of in- tense discussion amongst the Region's seven hospitals, thirteen nuring homes and three homes for the aged, a proposaI has been developed to provide assistance to these institutions, physîcians and the general public in finding appropriate long terni place- ment for the elderly and in- firm. The $100,000 proposai recommended to the Ministry of Health for funding ap- proval will be developed on a staged basis for a trial period of two years. An advisory committee with representa- tion from the institutions, community services and the District Health Council will develop policies for the ser- vice and report to the District Health Council through its Standing Committee on Long Terni Care. Administrative support and managemient will be provided by the Oshawa General Hospital. -We are delighted by the 'comniunity's acceptance of the proposai" said Mr. Cowan 'especiatly the sup- port from the Regional Government,' the hospital boards and nursing homes. in the Region" he continued. "Over the years, Council has seen a lot of evidence of pa- tients waiting for placement in nursing homes occupying much more expansive hospital beds" said Mr- Cowan. "We hope that this new service will provide us with an opportunity to coor- dînate more appropriate placement of patients. and at the same time generate a much improved information service to our seniors especially and their faiies in their search for suitable ac- commodation."- "In addition," he con- tinued, "lwe expect the ser- vice will generate much need- ed statistical data to, enable the Council to recommend more accurately on the need for additional long term serv- ices in the Region. RE-ELECT "Eight years of Experience - providing the leadership for Durham East with Coricerned Orono Matthews & Hili Pee" Wees win League Consolation Orono Figure Skating Club p rese nts "Dreams On Ice" APRIL 13, 1985 SHOW TIMES 1:30 P.M. & 7:00 P.M. Guest Skaters: Lisa Maddock and Robert Mullane and Scott QONeill Featuring: STEPHANIE HOOD ANDREA BURNHAM. CHRISTY FLINTOFF TICKETS AVAILABLE BY ADVANCE SALE OR AT THE DOOR ADULTS $300 SENIORS & STU DENTS $2.00 CHILDREN 12 & UNDER $1.00 Council endorses health programs Commnit ment" Cureatz Action Centre Main St., Orono lr p e 983-9102 BUILDING ON THE STRENGTH 0F0NTARIO