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AMusical Note fr the Mayor" Levee The Clarington Concert band Municipality of Clarington. early afternoon event held in the which compieted a busy year in The brass ensemble played a counci chambers of the 1994 was back at it on Sunday at number of selection during the Municipal Building. the Mayor's Levee for the Major Novice- "A" Champs (Coninued from page 6) top gun of Manvers, which he did to perfection. He was on his man continually not ailowing him a mùoment's rest. And, as is the case when one is given a défensive task, Szymnczak found himiself contribuing offensivelY. He set- up Curtis Robinson for the Majors first and in the middle frame netted the game winner. Assisting on that gaine winner were Robinson and Jeff Mercier. Brian Bickle with help fromt Nathan Adegeest and Mercier Put the Majors ini control with a 3-0 tally. Manvers broke the shutout bid with a late second period screen shot from the point. Matt Caruana scored late i the game to again extend their lead to three, assisting this time were Adegeest and Bickle. Orono advanced to the 'A' semi-final and met the Prince Edward County Kings., The Majors had littie trouble in, disposing the teamn fromt the County as they drubbed themn 10- 1. The match was penalty filled with Orono guilty of 5 minor infractions and the Kings had 3 minors, a major and a Game Misconduct. Matt Mitchell opened and closed the Orono scoring with two unassisted goals, the pair are hîs first marker of the season. Point taliers were: Qâýl&Assists Nathan Adegeest - 3 Matt Caruana 3 3 Jeff Mercier 1 1 Brian Bickle 2 1 Justin Szymczak - 1 Curtis Robinson 1 - Jordan Beacock 1 - Matt Mitchell 2- Kyle Cox - 1 The Novices now went on to meet the host Tweed tearn in the A' Championship gameé. Orono had but an hour to regroup before the final, whereas the hometown teamn had three. But the lack of rest was not to be a factor te the Majors play as they beat Tweed 4-1. Justin Szymczak lead the attack with the opener in the first with the assistance fromn Jesse Price and Jordan Beacock. Tweed tied the match with a point shot that had Orono's netminder thankfuily out of position. For if he had gotten in the way of that cannon shot we'd be searching for a new goalie. Orono and Tweed continued for a period and a haif in this knotted state. With just under 4 minutes remaining Brian Bickie from a pass of Matt Caruana got the majors game winner. Curtis Robinson got the insurance goal with 2:25 remaining;, assists went to Szymczak and Bickle. Salting the game and championship away was Szymczak when he scored before the final minute from Beacock and Bickle. Objeets to bottled water use A member of Northumberland County council has objected to the purchase of bottled water for staff and visitors at the county offices when water is available from the, Town of Cobourg municipal system. The member said it made no economic sense. A report is to be prepared. Sheppard is finance chief Reeve Howard Sheppard of Alnwick Township has been appointed finance chief for Northumberland County. Mr, Sheppard was at one âime a member of the Northumberland and Newcastle; Board of Education and MPP for, Northumberland County in the Ontario Legisiature. Mental Health program offered The COPE Mental health program is offering an eight week course in Basic Helping and Communication Skills beginning Monday, January 3th. It is available fr= of charge te anyone interested in heiping others cope with changes in their lives. To receive more information please contact Janice Kroft, COPE Program Manager at 623- 4123. Register early to avoid disappointment. Newcastle Parent Association A full set of dates for dhe rest of the school terni has been set for the Newcastle PArent Association. The group meets once a month with ail meetings on a Thursday evening commencing at 7 p.m. Dates selected include January 12, February 2, March 2, April 6, May 4and June 1. 987-1210 We Specialize in Halibut, Cod, Haddock & Home Fries, Souvlaki & Homemade Hamburgers Captain George Fish & Chips 282 King St. E. Newcastle Mon.-Sat. 11-8 Sun. 12-7 Garbage pick-up savings Northiumberland County as of January lst has taken over the pick-up of garbage and disposai for ail residents in the municipality. It will bring saving to residents of the various centres who now are paying more in such charges than being charged back by the county. Each municipaiity is being charged $115 a tonne for the pick-up and disposai. Playing simulated golf at Port Hope Every week there is a number travelling to Port, Hope's Pinecrests Sport Centre to play a high-tech electr>nic gaine of golf with their own clubs. There arc five simulators and there is no way to loose bails. A computer print out ailow players to know if they are on course or not, bow long the bail travelled whether driven or putted. Steps up effort to save hospital The Port Hope council is seeking a meeting with the Ministers of Health and Municipal Affairs prior to any de cision being made relating to the hospitals in Port Hope and Cobourg. - No decision has yet.come down from the local comittee nor from the province. New staff member Karen Wood a JK/K teacher wiil be starting a maternity leave in January. Her replacement wil be Barb Henderson. The school expresses thanks and appreciation to the students, the teachers and parent volunteers for ail their efforts and hard work Glreat things like Rain Forests, hot lunches, playground fundraising, math-o-ramas, skating parties and general classroom assistance could not happen without the co-operation that has been displayed over the past months. Newcastle Chamber annual meeting The Newcastle and District Chamber of Commerce are holding their annual generai meeting on February 7th starting with a social at six, dinner at seven and entertainment at 8:30 p.m. Music is being provided by Paul Greco at 6 p.m. and Bustles and Beaus at 8:30 p.m. Northumberland Cable Rates up slightly For the 9000 subscribers of Northumberland Cable TV a smail rate increase was effective as of January lst. 1A mix of Canadian and American commercial channels costs have been increased from $ 16.85 to $ 17.77 amonth. The former $4.80 charge for specialty stations and now including two new ones, Discovery and New Country Network, brings about an increase of $ 1.20 to $6.00. Thie package contains an equal number of Canadian and American specialty stations. Seconded by Waterfront Trust Mrs. Gayle Wood, CAO of the Ganaraska River Conservation Authority, has been seconded by the Toronto-based Waterfront Regeneration Trust for two days a week thîs year. Mrs. Wood was chosen by the chairperson, David Crombie, to assist with a $21 million expressway in the Hamilton Aiea. The expressway goes through an environmentaily sensitive area. The Trust and the Authority wiil share in paying Mis. Wood7s salary for the five days of the week Fish & Chips GRAND OPENING SPEC TAL Cod Fish & Chips $425 plus tx <J) ~ I Rhâ&Chips Kng St. E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . COUPO'N valid Jan. 9,10, Il / 95 Jait. 16, 17., 18 /95 BUY 1 Cod Fish -&'Chips GET 2nd., ORDER "For, $1,00