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wht wt thursday may 29 isis spdrisljsews district news classified section wins rugger stouffville in their first year of inter- school competition the stouffville dist secon dary intermediate rugger team became champions in the georgian bay tournament last satur day the senior team meanwhile lost their chance in a hardplayed match the first in- termediate game was a stouffville victory over the barrie eastview b team by 100 jeff williams and gibby glen gibson each scored one try and jeff con verted one of the two barrie eastview a team were the opponents in the championship the stouffville figure skating club recently elected their new executive from left to right in row one are sandra betz june hopper and dorothy roberts in back barb lintner agnes faggiani marlene simpson and jean watson floor hockey stars to vie by dave connell stouffville friday evening beginning at 7 pm there will be an evening of allstar hockey floor hockey that is in the high school gym nasium at7 pm the grade 8 allstars will make a vain attempt to defeat jhe teachers allstar team j on this team powerful piettc slick sutherland eagle eldridge roller rehill crusher connell happy hamilton and jolting johnston to ensure victory the teachers are also importing two ringers riotous robbins from orchard park and flash fletcher ofsummitview the teacher team has yet to be defeated in five previous allstar games the second game will feature the high school all team playing against a group of graduate allstars the graduates will include such former players as rick and randy barber the gamble brothers marv reesor bill hassard and mike jones along with several others admission for the entire evening is 50 cents club may manage courts uxbridge with councillor eleanor todd noting that there is considerable vandalism at the uxbridge tennis courts town council m voted to consider giving r the local tennis club authority for maintaining the courts the club will also have the priviledge of using the courts three evenings and two mor nings a week the only dissenter bill ballinger thought that was too much time for the club to be allowed in a week mayor carl puter- bough however felt that it may be the only way the courts will be kept up game and provided tougher opposition several spectators after the game commented that this was the roughest game they had seen played this year once again gibson and williams led the in termediates with one try each rob lawson scored the clinching try by grabbing the ball from the midst of a crowd and outracing several defenders to the goalline jeff williams was good on two of three converts to give stouff ville an 180 victory and the championship the intermediate spartans were the only nonbarrie team to win a championship in one of the four divisions con tested in the senior section of the tournament the spartans came up against barrie central high school in the first game and ended up on the short end of a 126 score this was a tough wellplayed game throughout with the spartan scoring by scott connor with a try and alex bianchi with the convert good tackling and hard play by bruce barry doner brian moffat tony bianchi and rick otter kept the game close until the final whistle summitview school defeated orchard park and dixon hill recently to become the cosom hockeychamps for the second straight year in front from left to right are mark leslie scott brown dave persaud and robert wright second row bob fretz randy cornelisse dan leblonc rick ryck- man third row don paisley kent forsythe paulbarry tonyheroid brian bowes back row richard bartley daveraymer mark dale russ conklin keith davidson at back is coach jim fletcher ted wilcox car rally held for some time clyde gray who owns a residence two miles north of claremont has been trying to get a shot at the world welterweight boxing title now it appears he will get it on june 28 he will face angel espada of puerto rico for a wba title bout ted wilcox claremont man could box to world title claremont this hamlet may soon have a world boxing champion as one of its residents clyde gray who owns a home north of claremont on brock road will be taking an angel espada of puerto rico on june 28 to determine the world welterweight championship actually that would give him the title in the world boxing assosication but not in the world boxing council which holds sway in mexico and england the wba recently stripped jose napoles of mexico of his title because he had not signed with a recognized contender within a specified time period originally a fight between gray and expada had been set up for april- 5 with each fighter guaranteed 30000 that fight had been cancelled and for the new fight the two willreceive up to 50000 also gray will receive 20 percent of ali us tv revenue after expenses both nbc and cbs are interested in the televised rights in canada the fight will be either broadcast on closed circuit or on home television but the decision has not yet been made gray 28 has never met espads 25 grays record stands at 4731 while espadas is 355 but the puerto rican hasntbeen beaten in last five years stouffville number 13 proved to be an unlucky one for the only stouffville driver in the 9th annual team rally last saturday and sunday the car of lionel strangs of rr 2 iwas timebanned halfway throughthe rally i winners of the rally which was cosponsored by the maple leafrrally club and the town of whitchurch stouffville were marrian and john vranch of- london who drove a mazda to their first championship win twentyfive cars began- the route which proved to be a difficult one- playground program to be held in v andorf vandorf vandorf will have a summer playground program this coming summer located in the park on don mills rd thanks tofeler s whitchurch stouffville recreation department along with the ministry of culture and recreation is funding the program called vandorf summer 75 j playground program sharon collins of preston lake the daily activities will go from 930 am to 330pm five days a week crafts quiet games athletic programs nature hikes a200pgrant wasvarepartrofthei outdoor received from the activities the group will dear sir on behalf of the girls hockey league we would like to thank the following in helping to make our first season so suc cessful the stouffville tribune for their ex cellent coverage of the games joe lewis and his staff of the stouffville arena the sponsors stacey tractor parts music 4 dancing stouffville sales barn the credit union and the lions and kinsmen clubs robert hassard the referees who donated theirtime john brunke dave bourne blair em merson the managers arid coaches of the teams helen hassard- clara harman bev wilson lois bartley norma ryckman marg schell al stacey john downey dave mac- donald craig schell bill grove bob busato barry zeller- john fockler kevin morley bob morley 4 wayne mcmann and all the parents who helped us v a special thanks to j- septal from 730 to 930 the girls who played foiypm a registration fee of their good conductand20 will be charged arid sportsmanship r- is pew girls are welcome registration for the qnce again thanks to 197576 season will be held ivall who helped at latcham hall sept 6 joanne steel pres from 10 am to 3 pm and cliff dunkeldsecty ministry for the program four students will be employed from july 7 until aug 22- student leader is marion shur- man of aurora she will be assisted by trudy stunden and trish ed wards also of aurora and have the use of vandorf hall for rainy days- four local women devised the program and worked to have it ap proved they are sheila richardson betty glave susan peardand sharon hay helping to keep the house league hockey running smoothly over the past season were these referees in front from left to right are john brunke ramsay millor earl crowder ken goode dave bourne in back don mclntee rick greenwood barry zellers- mike conklin and bob morley missing from the picture were daryl wright blair em merson and norton conklin 7 chapmans resignation demanded continued from page 1 said as trustees plowed through the weighty document im sorry i called on mr sim retorted you the second draft of the 1975 budget was prepared reflecting a reduction of about 18 million under the first draft in the elementary section and about 250000 over the first draft in the secondary expenditures as accepted the elementary estimate is still about 1 million under the expenditure ceiling the budget meeting r was j preceded by a 15- minute speech by joyce painter president of the york county elementary teachers association of federations asking that trustees approve the elementary budget- to reflect the expenditure ceilings approved by the ministry of education and secondary panels she said the disparity seems clearly to say that elementary children have fewer needs and are in deed less important than secondary pupils she said 1 mrs painter said the board is being penny wise and pound foolish in economizing in education costs at the elementary level as the board con sidered spending to the grant ceilings in the elementary panel mrs painter slipped a note to mr chapman reminding trustees the elementary teachers wanted spen ding to the expenditure ceilings the audience ap plauded and cheered as mr chapman read the note to the group vi hope it is un derstood teachers are not helping their cause by the applause mr sim snapped he said trustees understood the motion on the floor trustees initially approved by a vote of 14 to five spending to the expenditure ceilings in the secondary panel but decided to do a line by- line evaluation of the elementary expenditures however as the meeting progressed and recommendations for increasing or decreasing functions by 75 to 100 amounts became numerous trustees gave blanket approval to budgeting to the grant ceilings in the elementary panel the vote for ac cepting grant ceilings was tied eight to eight and mr sim broke the tie in favor of the motion staff was directed to recommend areas- where the increase could be most wisely effected several motions by aurora trustee norm weller for cutting planning and develop ment functions from the budget were not heard since trustees approved the budget totals rather than challenging in dividual items mr weller rejected giving total approval to the budget ill go for money in the classroom he said if you tell me where theyre going to spend the money ill vote for it but he said trustees shouldnt vote blind and trustees decided not to cut their salaries since the classroorii would not suffer in the second revised budget zoning changes to control clubs stouffville planning board has initiated action to gain- control over the locating of golf courses driving ranges private clubs and public and- private 7l cherry hih farms owned by mrs betty madsen is one ofrthe picturesque markhamaridunlonville area homes included in the markham and district family life centre i v our- provincial -p- c v federations i have jforkti iji annualro houses andtickets are m it e fsvafi art starr wssea to -i- on -an- v j- 7 concludes at 5 pirn amendment to the zoning bylaw restricting these uses to land designated as open space j the current bylaw now automatically allows these land uses on any the municipality which is zoned rural the town has no control whatsoever over any of these enter prises proposed- for rurally zoned land -resolution- calls for the commencement of any technical orjegal workrequired to amend the zoning bylaw i- the only lands in the municipality now designated- open space are the york regional forest and flood plain land- the board was of the opinion flood plain land would be suitable for golf courses it is hoped the- amendment will give council effective control over these uses i lv amendment will make currentoperations oxiithisj nature inon conforming uses and they would requirea rezoning