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Council open to viewsfrom the public K 'Major Novice 'A' Champs in Tweed tourney Mayor Harare and members of Municipal Building. relationship between the elected council were present on Sunday As usual it was an opportunity and the electors. to welcome the public to the to socialize with members of A bountiful buffet lunch was annual levee held in the counicil and to establish a, provided. Roughley Insurance Novice hosted Port Perry-Van Carnp's to an exhibition game on January 4, 1995. #2 Carl Tardiff had to be sharp right off the bat as Port had the first shot. Orono camne right back with #10 Steve Gregg laying a pass out front of the net to #14 Brian Pisani who put it away. The play was proceeded by #7 Mike Tiexiras digging in the corner and the defensive pair of #12 Colin Maitland and Tyler Gregg keeping it in Port's zone. The lime of #5 Derek Sellars, #3 Kyle MacDonald and #8 Paul Richter had several good rushes but the Port goalie was hot. Tyler Gregg took a sizzling point shot with Brian Pisani in front getting a rebound attempt but the goalie was the winner again. # 11 Andy Bangay and #9 Kevin Martin were a good match on defense and kept Port out of Carl's face. Well in the first period Port finally scored at 9:20. #17 Greg Dunham led a rush which nearly resulted in a goal. Late in the period was a flurry of sticks and pucks in front of goalie Carl. Kyle MacDonald finally got it out and Colin Maitland's sterling play on the blue line kept the score at 1-1 de. Goalie Carl had plenty of work in the second and the team seemed to lose their concentration as Port Perry scored 3 goals in this period. They woke up again in the third and went te work. #17 Greg Dunham had 3 breakaways and shots at the goalie before he fînally put it in at 8:08 from #7 Mike Tiexeira. #10 Steve Gregg made another nice lead pass to Brian Pisani who had trouble getting his shot away. The teamn pressed Port Perry hard and at 4:14 Paul Richter from Kyle MacDonald made the score 4-3. The crowd was in a state at this point cheering the boys on te the end. #7 Mike Tiexeira tied up the gaine on a pass froin #8 Paul Richter just before urne man out te end the game at 4 ahl. The boys worked very hard and proved to their coaches and fans that they neyer give up. Saturday, January 7, 1995 league play resumed in Bowmanville as they faced the ever tough Liberty-Mutual team. The teamn will be playing one member short as #4 Matt Barnes is on dhe injured list with a broken arm. We all wish you a speedy recovery Matt. #35 Freeman Hutchings returned to action wearing new hockey pants. Early in the game Liberty Mutual scored te make it 1-0. #3 Kyle MacDonald had a good period with several scoring chances and offering defensive help. In the second period, #6 Tyler Gregg took a hard slash to the chin which went undetected by the refs along with several other infractions. Liberty Mutual took a 2-0 lead on a breakaway. #9 Kevin Martin in net had several saves to make and looked good in net. Orono finally got on the board at 4:42 as #10 Brian Pisani scored unassisted as his breakaway shot lay in the crease he put in his own rebound. #17 Greg Dunham and #35 Freeman Hutchings combined right after and just missed the open side. The defensive pairs of #2 Carl Tardiff and #1 1 Andy Bangay, #30 Steve Webb and #12 Colin Maitland were outstanding throughout the gaine and the fans around me ail agreed. The second period had Liberty Mutual hopping and the line of Tyler and Steve Gregg and Kyle MacDonald had a great shift to end the period. Greg Dunham, Brian Pisani and Mike Tiexeira kept the pressure on early in the third and the goalie had to be sharp. Kevin Martin made a great save on a Liberty Mutual breakaway attempt. This reporter and al team fans agreed that this game saw the boys put forth their best Resident Hunter Train'ing Courses Anyone hunting in Ontario must hold a valid hunting licence from the Ministry of Natural Resources. First-time licence appicants and anyone that has not held an Ontario resident licence since January 1, 1968 must pass a hunting licence exainination, consisting of wnitten and practical tests. A pre-requisite for writing the exam is the successful completion of Ontario's Hunter Safety Training Course The list of exams is now available from the Lindsay Area office, 322 Kent Street West, Lindsay. 2th Anniversary wrap-up a success Thousands packed Whitby's Cullen Gardens and Miniature village on New Years Eve for the Celebrate Durham '94 closing ceremonies. From four p.m. until midnight it was standing room only with the crowds being treated to live entertainment by an astonishing array of talent from across Durham. Outdoor activities included wagon rides, a bonfire and the colourful festival of lights. A spectacular fireworks show was featured at ten and again at midnight. effort this season. Carl Tardiff saved a goal as he checked a Liberty Mutual forward ready to break te the goal. Extra effort was also shown by the other defencemen. Despite several chances to score, Orono was unable to get it in the net and unfortunately in the last 3 minute stop turne, Liberty Mutual scored 2 unanswered goals to end the game 4-1. The score does not reflect the bard work put out by the teain. They have come a long way since September and each gaine attended is exciting te those of us in the stands. Keep up the bard work. t will pay off. Orono Novices downed by Sunderland The Orono Novice Reps suffered their fifth defeat in league play at the hands of Sunderland on December 23 by a score of 4-3. The team seemed to have Christmas celebrations more than hockey, on their minds as they b umbled through the affair. Missed assignments and shakey goaltending kept the Majors behind in the play and the scoring throughout. Orono's netminder Ian Crashley would like to have had a second chance on at least two of the Sunderland markers. As Crashley struggled, the opposition's small in stature goaltender loomed taîl as the Majors pressed to gain the tie. Sunderland defence rebuffed Orono's attempts to carry the puck beyond their blueline on countless occasions. Tabbing goals were Bickle, Caruana and Adegeest with assists going to Adegeest, Caruana (2), Robinson, Szymczak and Bicide. The Majors will have to wait til the playoffs to redeem themselves against Sunderland as thîs was the last regular season meeting. Russ Major, of Major Plumbing and the teamn sponsor, played Santa and treated the boys with a sachet of sweets at gaines end. Majors capture Tweed titie Christmas was stili fresh in the ir minds as presents received were recited to enquiring teaxnmates. Weary parents laced skates that 27th of December when the Orono Novice Reps travelled the 1-1/2 hours to Tweed. The first match played was against a-familiar rival in the name of Manvers. Having split the two previous league meetings of the coaching staff of both were not in for any surprises. 'Eddie' Szymezak was given the responsibility of shadowing the (Continued page 8) FRANK LAURIA PONTIAC BUICK LTD-. is pleased to announce that RANDY REND has joined their Sales Staff. Randy, a long time resident of this area, would like to .invite ail of you to caîl or visit hlm for ail your vehicle needs. PUBLIC NOTICE TO AIL RESIDENTS 0F THE MUNICIPALITY 0F CLARINGTON Applications for the use of aIl bail fields, soccer fields and Orono Park pionlo areas are now being accepted by the Community Services Department. Deadline date for requests of bail field or soccer field use by both children and adult groups is: FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1995 If you have questions about the use of any Municipally operated facility, please caîl623-3379. MUNICIPALIT' OF Ularinq ton Dates of Publication: Wednesday, January 4, 11, 1995 P.O. 4877 Roughley Novice put heart and soul into games