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L 6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 23, 1994 ) M &--R Paving Bantam's Downed The Orono Bantam's under new sponsorshîp from local paving company Mackie and Reid took a heartbreaking loss to Kool Enterprises last Thursday in Orono with 60 screaming fans looking on. Dawning the new jersey's the new Orono Leafs looked determined and ready to explode. The first period was mostly played in the neutral zone with Orono getting many chances but not being able to capitalize. The second period was ail end to end action. Captain Hentig joined the rush brilliantly following Grant Esler down the ice as Grants pass eluded the defender and roled on to the Hlentigs stick. Hentigs blistering shot bounced off the post and sat on the goal line, only to be brushed away by a Kool defenseman. Kool then struck first at 6:23 of the second on a rebound in front of the net, then scored again one minute later. Guy Tousignant made it close at the end of tie period on a breakaway goal from Esler and Brett Maartense that struck hope deep in the hearts of Orono players and fans. Orono had a barrage of chances in dhe third, a shot off the post of Maartense, a missed breakaway by Tousignant and a missed breakaway by Maartense. The game ended on a tragic note as Tousignant reacted to a late bit from a Kool player. Emotions were flared by the bad non-eall on the interference. Tousignant a game misconduct. The final score was 2-1 Kool Enterprises. SCORING SUMMARY ISI PERIOD No Scoring Penalties (Orono) Grant Esler 3:09 (Orono) Guy Tousignant 1:03 2ND PERIOD Scoring (Kool) Darren Crawford 6:23 (Brad MacMaster, David Leppert) (Kool) Jeremy Sanders 5:26 (Orono) Guy Tousignant 3:40 (Grant Esler, Brett Maartense) Penalties Letter to the Editor An open letter to the Clarke Museum and Archives - dated November 14, 1994. We, the lst Orono Guides, are writing to express our thanks for your hospitality at the 'Harvest Halloween Party", held at the Clarke Museum on October 30. Thc activities that we espec ially enjoyed were the cooking.of popcorn over an open firc, watching pumpkins and turnips b cing carved, learning about the beginnings of Hailowc'en, and listening to the stories. The gamnes and face painting were lots of [un too. We recommcnd that everyone, take die npportunity to attend die lestivities next year. We would also like to extend our aJ)preciation to [lie MIu ni cipal ity of Clariîîgton l'or lielpiîîg to l'uund his anid siilar eveliLs. lst Orono Guides (Orono) Guy Tousignant 2:22 (Kool) Darren Crawford 2:22' 3RD PERIOD No Scoring Penalties (Orono) Guy Tousignaht 14 mins. 8:44 roughing and game mîsconduct (Kool) Scott Lambert 8:44 Rink Ramblings - Guy Tousignant now leads the team in penalty minutes with 20 and goals with 3. Way togo Guy! - Come back soon Josh. AECB and DNA fight for council support (Continued from page 1) He said a license was issued every two years for the operations of the generating station and that one was now due for the Pickering plant. He said the' AECB could withdraw a license if they saw that the public health was being affected. TMe speaker refuted the twelve safety concerns that have been written by DNA. On the other hand DNA bas said they are only, in most cases, taking information from qualified established sources. Mr. Domaratzki said the AECB meetings are open to the public and they are willing to listen to all concernis. He said ail concemns expressed by DNA will be deait with individually in a report and that such a report wil be presented to council. He said there are four inspectors on duty at the Darlington plant and a further nine inspectors of the Pickering plant. He also said he was well aware as was th e AECB that the Pickering plant is aging but that this is being addressed in the p rogram of inspections and renewal. He scoffed at the DNA statement that the chance of a Chernobyl in Ontario was One in 17. "We deserve better than that", he said. Domaratzkj said the AECB wants the discussion to be open and public. "Clarington will receive a copy of our reply to DNA", said the speaker. In receiving both the verbal report by Mr. Domaratzki and that of Mr. Martin along with DNA report council has taken no action in support of either body at the present Urne. BOARD %AND COUMMITTEE APPO"hINTMmENqTS THE COUNCIL 0F THE CORPORATION 0F THE MUNICIPALITY 0F CLARINGTON WILL BE CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMITTEES. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST 0F THE BOARDS AND COMMITTEES AND PERTINENT INFORMATION RELATIVE TO FORTHC0MING VACANCIES. APPOINTMENTS WILL BE FOR THE TERM 0F COUNCIL AND WILL EXPIRE ON NOVEMBER 30, 1997, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. COMMI1TEEI BOARD Property Standards Committee Livestock Valuers Fence VieWqers Pound Keepers Game Commission Orono Arena Community and Centre Board Abandoned Cemeteries Board Bowmanvile Memorial Hospital Board Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Bowmanville Museum Board Clarke Museum Board Commitee of Adjustment DESCRIPTION TERM To review matters relative to the prescribed standards for maintenance and occupancy of property within the Municipality of Clarington. To evaluate ivestock damage caused by dogs and wolves. To arbitrate and settle fence disputes. To provide a f acility on appropriately zoned land to house livestock until cîaimed by the owner. To buy and release pheasants and sel hunting licences for designated areas. To operate a community centre in Orono on behaif of the Municipality of Clarington. To care for abandoned cemeteries in the Municipality of Clarington. Board of Directors (Appointments to be made in June, 1995). To make recommendations on the preservation of structures of historical significance. To operate a Museum in the former Town of Bowmanvîlle on behaif of the Municipality of Clarington. To operate a Museum in the former Township of Clarke on behalf of the Municipality of Clarington. To review requests for Minor Variances in respect of the land, building or structure or the use thereof. FREQU ENCY 0F MEETINGS R EMIJN F R ATION 5 positions 2 positions 4 positions 4 positions 6 positions 2 positions Applicants flrom the former Township of Clarke 5 positions 2 positions 1 yeartermn June - June 10 positions 7 positions 7 positions 6 positions As required As required As required As required As required Minimum 4 times per year As required Monthly Third Tuesday evening of each month As required As required Twice monthly $28.26 per meeting $1 4.13 per inspection $29.51 per evaluation $26.96 per viewing None None None None None None None None $28.26 per meeting $14.13 per inspection If you wish to be considered for appointment Io one of the above Boards or Committees, application forms for appointment are available at the Municipal Administrative Centre, Clerk's Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. If you are interested in serving on more than one Board or Committee, please list these in your order of priority. Completed application forms must be received by the undersigned by 4:30 p.m., Friday, December 2, 1994. ONTARIO Marie P. Knight, A.M.C.T., CMM Deputy Cîerk Telephone: 623-3379 Dates of Publication: Wednu-sday, November 16, 23, 30, 1994 POC. 5055 15 REMUNERATION 1