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4- Orono Weekly Timon, Wednesday, July 13, 19~4 ORONO TWINS Four Pitch Player of the Week Joshua Moffatt Josh received tickets to the Hockey Hall of Fame courtesy of the teain. Council Briefs On motion by Counc. Hannah and Counc. O'Toole the reconstruction project to be undertaken on Church Street, Bowmanville, will be reduced to a width of 28 feet rallier than the 31.2 feet which had been proposed. The project has now been appmoved at coundil to proceed. Counce. Scott congratulated the guiding association following the receipt of a letter from Margaret Crashley, Orono, Pineridge District Commissioner of Girl Guides of Canada Mrs. Crashley has asked permission and assistance from the public works department to paint the Yellow Fish Road designation and logo on the curbs at storm sewer openings in Orono, Kirby and Kendal. The Yellow Fish symbol is to create an awareness that what goes into the stormn drains affects the fish population. Receiving permission the guides would undertake the project in Orono on September 24th. A letter fromn the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority points out that the Authority has been informed by the Waterfront Trust that a sumn of up to $20,000 has been approved by the Trust for a proposed $40,000 picnic shelter at the Bowmanville Harbour Conservation area. The Conservation Authority do not have the funding available amounting to $20,000. The Municipality is being given the opportunity to consider funding of $20,000 for the project. The Clarington Youth Committee has written the Mayor and councillor in search of information as to the joint use of the proposed Seniors' Centre in the old Bowmanville fire station when it is vacated by the fire department. An excing Uime Clarington Girls' hockey ready to take off, 194/95 The time was right to make the big move and volunteers banned together on June 21, 1994 to formn the Clarington Girl's Hockey Association. Oniginally the brainchild of a few select parents, the organization has taken it's first tentative steps and has IIow completed the groundwork to become an entity in it's own right. Because of previous committments, Gary Thompson stepped aside as President and the position was filled by an energetic and knowledgable Nan Spencer. The core executive is now in place and plans are, underway to prepare the Clarington Girl's Hockey Association program for September registration. The C.G.H.A. will have membership in the Ontario Womens Hockey Association and will offer both a house league and a competitiveteam program. Competitive team players are Pedal power intriques Orono girl (Cýntinue d from page 1) Vancouver and another from St. John to Montreal. Erin said the final push to come home was her desire to sece ber nephew who had been born, in January. After a warm-up trip from Nanaimo to Victoria on May 7 to 1Oth Erin feit she was ready to shove off for home. Shove off she did on May l5th and for thirty-nine days averaged close to 95 kilometers of bike pedaliing placing her in Thunder Bay on June 23rd. Erin was met by ber parents in Thunder Bay and although she did complete a further section of the route from Sud bury to Sturgeon Falls the trip was over. The young lady biked for the most part alone staying in pivate and public parks. Only twice did she stay in a hotel overnight. She states titat she did meet a number of bikers on the trip and spent some time with a group of bikers from Germany. "Everyone was interested in what 1 was doing," she said and she aiso said that she did not have one bad experience with people on the venture. t was the placing of two turtles off lte road that did do her some discomfort. She said she bad met another biker who told ber he had placed seven turtles off the road fearing The group bas sought attendance at their meetings of personnel from the Community Services departînent but such bas not happ ened. They have asked coundil for a cost analysis of operating expenses at the proposed centre and have suggested that it be a multi-purpose centre wîth input from the Youth Committee. chosen through a 'lry-out' system. it is interesting to note that even at the competitive level, though there is body contact, the no checking rule applies. In 1994 the Ontario Women's Hockey Association grew by a whopping 36% in team registrations. Not surprisingly it was sighted as the fastest growing sport in Canada. At the upcoming 1998 Olympies in Japan, women's hockey will make its debut as an Olympic Medal sport. This is an exciting time for our young female athietes in the Town of Clarington and ail of the volunteers involved hope that the future young hockey stars wiil get in on this wonderful opportunity and try their hand (and'their stickhandling) at this truly great Canadian sport. Anyone interested in getting information about the C.G.H. A. is invited to call Nan Spencer at 623-6757 or Pat Forsey at 623-2865. they would be run over. Erin the Good Samaritan then placed two such reptiles off the road but not long after became sick with sarnanella. "I was down for a few days'", she said. But here again it was two men that had found her sick aiongside the road and came to ber assistance taking her into Atilcokan. She said it was the only time she had accepted a ride. The bike and ber supplies, part being two saddle bags of food, a tarp for a tent, a bag in which she grew bean and alfalfa sprouts, and other necessities weighed in at 100 pounds. Her log book speaks of hily, mountainous terrain in British Columbia where she averaged TYKE DIVISION IEAM W L T Hunts Photo 1 1 Tyrone 8 0 0 Newcasle H-H 5 3 0 Allinbrook Feelis 5 3 0 Henry Buidaîl 5 4 0 Courtice Cougars 5 4 0 Burger king 4 3 0 Courtice 1 3 4 1 Greenaway Petro Can. 2 3 1 Regional Office Sup. 2 5 1 Shoppers Drug Mart 2 5 0 Courtice Il 0 7 0 Checkers Variety 0 8 0 TEAM Armstrong's IGA Reedtronics Bleacher Creature Heritage Farms Permanent Pools M & M Meats Tyrone Sugars Bakery Homers Petro Serv. Lawman Steeves Auto C.O.A.W. Discount Auto Parts IEM Courtice Raxx's Optimist Kennys Catering 2SQUITO DIVISION W L iE 7 1 1 6 2 0 6 2 0 5 5 1 5 3 0 4 3 0 4 4 0 44 0- 4 40 2 5 0 1 5 0 - 1 7 0 0 7 0 'EE WEE DIVISION JWL 1E 8 1 0 7 1 1 7 2 1 6 2 1 Orono student designs new public school logo A logo design submitted by a striving for your highest goals 17 year old student at Clarke and doing the best you can". High School was approved as the officiai prototype for the new Board Logo at the most recent meeting of the board. Brett Graves, a grade il student and a resident of Orono used a computer to develop the new logo which incorporates elements of the Board's old logo and introduces a cleaner, more modemn design. Brent said he decided to keep the torch in the design because "it represents leadership in learning, some 80 kilometers a day. The top daily distance was on the flat prairies with a tail wind in the Winnipeg area where she clocked 200 kilometers in the day. Fighting a wind could reduce that down to 50 to 60 kilometers. - Erin said on the trip she had discovered the best kept secret of aIl, the smell, the sounds and the views of nature. "I could stop and, enjoy these features that are ahl around us. Sylvia Parker said she certainly had reservations of her daughters plans but that Erin had planned the trip for a long time."I trusted herjudgement"', said Sylvia. The board recently changed its name as a resuit of the name change to the Municipality of Clarington. To develop a new logo trustees decided on a contest open to ahl in 'the school community. Communications committee chairperson Beth Bellaire told trustees that the committee received about fifty suhmissions from staff, students and parents. Trent University at Durham College Fali 1994 Complete a degree, part-time or fultime, n any of the following subjects: Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, Hîstory, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology For information or a brochure cal): (905) 723-9747 or (705) 748-1229 E à 1PEE WEE DIVISION (conrd) IEAM W31 I E Beaver Lumber 6 2 0 - Mynad 5 4 O - Newcastle H-H 4 4 1 - Sliders 4 4 O - Vandergaast Roofing 3 4 1 - TyroneIli 3 6 1 - Tyronel1 3 4 0 - Rivetts Hardware 2 5 1 - Pisani Construction 2 7 1 - Unique Awards 2 7 0 - Memorial Park O 9 0 - - 12 12 i1 - 10 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 4 2 0 A EI - 16 - 15 - 15 - 13 BANTAM 0DIISON IEAM w L I Bowmanville Glass 7 2 0 C & CMotors 5 4 0 National Home Video 3 1 3 Son Bon Homes 4 3 1 Maguire Water Sup. 4 3 0 Greenaway Petro Can. 4 4 0 Shoppers Drug Mart 3 6 1 Champion Team Wear 3 4 0 Dempsters 1 7 1 MIDGET/JUVEN LE IEAM MW L I Victoria Ford 9 0 O Courice 4 2 1 Heslins Legal Beagles 4 2 0 Port Hope 3 5 1 Cobourg Sharks 3 3 0 Donut Gallery 3 4 0 Hoopers Trophy 2 4 0 Garden Hill 1 4 1 Gofor Sports 0 5 1 - 12 - 10 - 8 - 7 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 0 E à M.C.B.A. STANDINGS week ending JuIy 8, 1994