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darcy mckeough says a l tome pickering- the north pickering project will be built but it will not cost the region of durham ontario treasurer darcy mckeough told regional council last week councillor jack anderson pickering however was not reassured he mckeough had his head in the sand helod the tribune mr anderson said that until the provincial government has come up with a large single factory or other industrial in centives that pickering should oppose the project while no guarantees of incentives were given mr mckeough did say that north pickering would pay for its own servicing he also added that the north pickering development cor poration has a great deal of tools at its disposal to attract in- dustry mr anderson feels that the project should probably be built in stages with industry guaranteed for each part before building other- province worth pay for durham services wise he fearsa rise in the tax rate for the municipality mr mckeough also told regional council the province has no im mediate intention of reviving the pickering airport and that to make north pickering self- sustaining other industry would have to be at- traded in the area regarding a plebiscite on the airport being introduced by oshawa councillor john dellart mr mckeough said the province wasnt prepared to govern on the basis of plebiscites mayor heads regional study uxbridge mayor carl puterbough will head up a regional committee that will investigate bill 162 which established the regional municipality of durham the ad hoc committee is to look at all aspects of bill 162 the mayor told the tribune water and sewer rates remain the biggest problem he added and under bill 162 it cant be solved another problem is the provision under the bill which says that council acts as a recreation committee for the municipality it isnt physically possible said the mayor weve organized another way and its illegal the committee will bring re commendations to council following separate investigations by the members durham region uxbridge represen tatives to regional council were pleased with wliat ontario treasurer darcy mckeough had to say uxbridge seniors apply for housing steam locomotive at pickering museum this steam locomotive may some day carrv passengers in thfrnpwlnratinn fnr the group toronto was formerly used as a uxbridge applications are being received for the senior citizens residence being constructed here with over 50 applying to date the building to be operated by the ontario housing corporation is to have 51 units to spply lincimg museum ii current plans work out museum board chairman donald mclean atop the engine told the tribune they hope to acquire some of the narrowrail tracks the 75- year old locomotive uses the locomotive 4donated by dufferin concrete products exact use of the engine is not yet known by the museum i think were very fortunate in getting it mr mclean said the pickering museum is new set up in brougham with plans afoot to make it into a living museum at a new location in greenwood ted wilcox years of age and an uxbridge resident ohc housing manager mrs msevcik said that 43 applications received so far are from the village of uxbridge with the remaining 12 coming from surrounding areas the basis for selecting residents for the building will be need mrs sevcik said a waiting list will be kept for those not chosen the jrs im amine applications may be obtained from the township of uxbridge office the building is located behind uxbridge cottage hospital about regional water and sewer rate levies in a visit to the region last week mr mckeough said the province was not prepared to pay 100 per cent for instituting regional levies even though they favor them instead of the 8 million figure requested by the region mr mckeough said the province would put up no more than 11 million uxbridge councillors carl puterbough and bill ballingcr especially liked mr mckcoughs view on the regional criteria for spi vie ki his opinion the criteria is higher than necessary he pretty well said it like it is mayor puterbough told the tribune there has to be some belttightening seven spots chosen for possible pen site uxbridge a penitentiary reception centre if built here will not be located on prime agricultural land thats all uxbridge planning and develop ment chairman bill ballingcr would say about seven possible sites within the townhip selected for the centre final choice of a site resides with the federal penitentiary services branch they will choose among the uxbridge clippers win tie close games heads may overspend pickering town resolution passed by department heads will be executive committee last allowed to overspend wcek the resolution says however that the their budgets on specific final bud allotments items according to a may not be exceeded locations as well as several sites in scugog township the seven potential locations in uxbridge were selected jointly by the township and a penitentiary services representative mr ballingcr said when asked if any worked out gravel pits were being considered for the centre mr ballingcr replied no comment he said thetownship now cautiously awaits the response from the federal branch stouffville strong performances by chris clarridge and bill mcakcs highlighted an otherwise mediocre performance- by the stouffville clippersrlack- of finish around the op- itponentsnels resulted in stouffville gaining only one instead of four points over the weekend by virtue of saturdays m tie with leagueleading cobourg in sundays 65 loss to port perry the may real estate crew duplicated their performance of the previous night by dominating play in periods two and three onlylo see their efforts jfwasled by poor play- around the port perry net saturdays seesaw affair was a real crowd pleaser as cobourg quickly tied the score 11 wlthakevin barrtckgoat oh passes from mike splonnick and wayne norton port perry soon jumped to 31 however on bill whitelaw goals the clippers came roaring back to tie it 33 on goals by barrick and peter fitzpatrick but cobourg started period three like there was no tomorrow jumping ahead 63 barrick got the clippers rolling again firing the hattrick counter an a fitzpatrick pass two doug taylor tallies secured the tie for the clippers assisting were splonnick on one and dave mumford and craig waite on the -rsccondr- each team shot on goal 32 times in the contest but stouffville led penalties with 22 minutes to cobourgs 18 bill meakes led forcchecking and chris clarridge headed attacks and blocked shots in sensational games for stouffville against port perry the flamingoes look a 20 lead on two doug christie goals but mike splonnick closed the gap early in the second on a bill meakes- geoff roy combinations port perry then went- up by two before successive counters by bill meakes ted assinck and doug taylor gave the clippers a 43 advantage- in the third stouff ville dominated the play but the flamingoes went up 64 on tallies by bill thorton carlo camazola and dean morgan kevin barrick gotj stouffville back info it with three minutes remaining on a powerplay goal set up by splonnick and clarridge but the clippers could not score another stouffville outshol port perry 4440 and did not get a penalty in the final period tending the net was jack holder who settled down to play a solid goal after a shaky start defensively clarridge was out standing blocking five shots in one shift next home game is saturday 8 pm with bowmanvillc in omha action bowling report strong games at y b c juvs drub pickering midgetp undefeated take two exhibitions stouffville the beckers milk midget as continued their winning ways last week defeating thornhill 94 land unionvillc 42 in exhibition only 10 penalty minutes were called between both teams in the thornhill encounter coach guy daddario said he was pleased with the play of the team and that no matter who we put on the ice they can put the puck in the net glen gibson notched a hat trick and two assists bob gibson netted two goals and an assist and jeff williams two goals in the win al sprague soloed on one as did brian murphy steve schell led assists with three while singles went to kevin jamieson dan s harold wideman and jeff burton t the milkmen squeezed out their seventh win in as many games sunday in the unionville triumph they bantam as net first loss stouffville the bantam as h lost to port perry then tied port hope in p an important encounter last week the loss was the hockey teams first of the season stouffville outplayed and outshot their rivals the first two periods jumping ahead 10 before port perry came back with four unanswered markers moving into the final period the stouffville boys managed to tie the score before the halfway mark of the frame but with some defensive lapses port perry added three more goals to win 74 on friday stouffville faced port perry in a fourpointer which each team desperately wanted after two and a half periods of wellplayed hockey stouffville looked to be a shooin with the four points on goal byjjruce rugelis and steve spang but port perry wasnt to be counted out as stouffville manager john newman put it stouffville was soon running around instead of playing a disciplined game asa result porthope netted two quick goals forcing the tie have outscored the op position 56 times while allowing 13 in a game with slow ice bob hughes fired two and brian murphy and steve schell one each harold wideman- and glen gibson assisted unionvillc tallies came from s george and s cunningham with j dailleboust and d hewson assisting outstanding in goal for stouffville was bill elson outclassing his unionvillc counterpart the midget as play tonight in newcastle but return nov 27 to play newcastle here at 915 pm sdss girls take two from newmarket stouffville girls basketball teams from sdss swept two games from newmarket nov 13 as the seniors won 3028 and the juniors 3019 big scorer for the juniors was judy sack- field who sunk 28 points the rest of the team set her up well said coach jan mcbridc and she used her height to ad vantage topping the scoring for the seniors were colleen kamps with seven and kathy sum- mcrfcldl with six the seniors came back to lake the contest after being down 15iiaufcc half filial game in the girls schedule was to be played yesterday in sutton stouffville stouffville juveniles drubbed pickering village 92 last week but lost 51 to port perry and tied markham 33 in earlier encounters against pickering geoff roy hit for four markers while dave flook and greg roy each had a pair bill meakes netted one stouffville rammed home four in- the first frame then pickering replied with two as period two started stouffville triggered five more tallies to round- out the scoringin the game assists for stouffville were added by blair emmerson and dave middleton each with three while one apiece went to geoff boy- bill meakes and ken gilory the juvs play whitby tonight in exhibition in the arena and take on port perry tuesday night midget bs the midget b hockey team dropped two games over the weekend losing 42 to markham and 51 to newcastle stouffville has yet to win a game this season manager bob dart said they cant quite get over thehump although they outplay opponents most of the game they lose on a lapse near the end he said the team plays here next tomorrow night at 915 pm pcewec as only newcastle goalie jeff woodbeck kept last thursdays game against the stouffville peewee as from becoming a one sided contest as the birketthassard squad bounded the newcastle club 41 newcastle opened the scoring on a david araujo lead was shortlived kevin bartley tied the score on passes from tony herold and david mehaffey one minute later paul barry shot the stouffville club into the lead on passes from robert gierkink and daryl norton barry grcenshiclds gave the bhers a 31 lead from gierkink and andy redshaw rounded out the scoring on a pretty passing play with lincmalcs tony lcger and jack post ma mike rchill played solidly in the nets for stouffville as the bh squad is now 70 next stouffville home game is tonight al 700 pm when markham is the visitor novice the iga noyice all- stars should face the toughest game of ihe season here saturday according to coach ron boake when they play- bay ridges after stouffville came away with a win and a tie following two away games last weekend coach boake says he is pleased with the teams formance per- saturday night in pickering behind some great goallpnding stouffville downed the opposition 51 darren hardy scored two in the win while singles went to goal by fmike feasby kenny but their burrows and jeff stover craig vaughan led assists with three with burrows two and feasbv and george prcskurkas one apiece in a real thriller sunday- afternoon the iga squad repealed a past performance with whitby tattling to a 44 tie captain mike feasby was the big stouffville shooter firing three two unassisted brad evans playing a strong game added the tying goal and assisted on one stouffville last saturday proved an exceptionally good morning in the youth bowling council with several over200 single games best for the day among the juniors was paul hillerup who rolled 232 168 232 singles for a 632 triple olher scores were karen brodie 621 192 185 244 scott long 522 152 190 180 liz brodie 481 210 136 135 darlcne cogar 478 165 145 168 shelly nesbitt 438 151 151 136 david gould 436 128 147 161 terry bishop 410 128 149 133 gwen shadlock 130 debbie budd 127 teresa ewing 130 sharon oykstra 135 148 gloria mmtz 194 157 debbie pallenden 136 suzanne connor 133 138 sandra hincks 131 pam lewis 133 155 scott conklin 137 172 kelly long 151 154 jed schachcrl 140 sieve ireland 164 125 mark doble 177 eric nesbitt 127- 128 sheila ward 127 178 kim sleeth 156 billy budd 130 david erikson 217 gary mclhuish 142 steve rigby 129 julie chambers 146 159 john hcikens 127 145 seniors pat tuck 222 keith brodie 209 byron tuck 232 216 donna summerfeldl 204 mike rigby 201 credit union vs staceys girls game ends at 00 tie stouffville in the girls hockey league credit union and stacey tractor parts played a wide open hardchecking game to end in a 00 tie debbie cooper and diane houston in the nets had some heartstopping moments but both girls played an excellent game in another encounter stouffville kinsmen nosed out he stouffville lions 10 with only five minutes 31 seconds remaining lynn rae combined with julie parish and maurecq kamps for the kinsmen lizette lacoursiere recorded a shutout tammy peterson was also superb in goal stouffville sales barn and music 4 dancing played to a 22 stalemate in another hardchecking game cathy mcbcth and julie nigh both soloed for music 4 the com binations of nancy dart from jolynn ayotte and dawn shell and judy sackficld from kelly rex- graham scored the two barn markers shots on goal were sales barn seven music 4 dancing four in the nov 9 games it was nancy scott who scored the two markers for music 4 and not nancy dart and for the sales barn kim morlcy scored an assist our apologies for the errors bantams i top bowler lisa erikson 336 double 143 193 kevin wink 323 18 134 donna chambers 314 159 155 craig vaughan 125 130 kim tuck 131 gcrald heatherdale 132 gord leatherdale 132 cheryl connor 134 murray pattenden 160 mandy vaughan 169 bronda nesbitt 143 legion ladies bowling- top bowter lois hartley 750 212 231 307 gaye lehman 726 241 213 272 barb thomasls 225 211 opal lehman 247 anne jackson 239 tiny stewart 232 ruth sheppard 229 linda bonchelf 228 hazel wilson 219 anna fretz214 linda pilolte 211 ruth wintcrstein 213 norma tranmcr 203 bcv marshman 203 adele willis 206 thursday afternoon ladies gaye lehman 717 262 221 214 lois bartley 254 206 tiny stewart 221 212- mae spencc 271 ev mckay 247 terry mcvlcar 240 barbara rose 225 maureen stevenson 226 toots taylor 220 mary si john 227 mary drewcry 205 audrey holden 204 mary molfat 205 gail crust 206 maxino i lewis 202 hotai judo club girls win tournament honors ballantrae two hotai judo club members picked up honors- at the ottawa ladies open tournament nov 9 in their first major senior tourney debbie bates of rr 3 stouff- ville placed third in the under132 lbs division and cathy sheffield took third in under118 lbs f both girls are 16 years old competitors from all over ontario quebec and the us attended open tourney the hotai club competed in the toronto east open tournament at richmond hill on oct 26 winners were david kaczynski first under 60 lbs mary griffiths first w i under 65 steven sheffield first under 130 kathy gordon second under 115 pat becker second under 130 vincent harris third under 100 keith bates third under 115 claudia wuttke third under 75 consolation awards went- to mark davey vincent harris and claudia wuttkc summitview became the stouffville elementary school soccer champs recently with a 20 win over dickson hill to cinch the title leftto right in front are brad hogg john carrick tony herold perry dale kevin bartley paul barry row two adam elliott i rob mcvicar mark boadway scottybrovvns kevin savoia barry grcenshiclds garyiv legault row- three coach jim fletcher craig bourne mark leslie miki pcterscnj mike hehill andrrcn- vikfslfiw ivpqfsh t it