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j s a tiffitbjbijne thursday january 3l im ivai st marks catholic church stouffville announces understanding catholicism durham the regional municipality of durham public notice take notice that the regional municipaify of durham is considering an amendment to the durham regional official plan in order to assist in the evaluation of the proposed amendment the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the regions planning department the purpose of the proposed amendment is to prevent the undue concentration of group homes in residential areas and therefore to add a new section 81 21 part c which reads as follows c it is the intention of this plan to prevent undue con- centrations of group homes within residential areas the council of the respective area municipality may incorporate standards requiring a minimum distance separation between these facilities in the respective restricted area zoning bycaw information related to the proposed amendment is available in the offices of the planning department 1 05 consumers drive whit by ontario un 6a3 or by calling mr l kotseff mcip planning department 4166687731 submissjonsconcerning the amendment application must be for warded to the commissioner of planning at the abovenoted ad- dress and must be received no laterthan friday march 211 980 rrose dr m michael mcip chairman planning committee commissioner of planning stouffville house league results for the week ending january 27 are as follows novnovice v- commercial sand gravel c mcneil laboratories 2 commercial goals kevin stem 2 robert paglirio 2 tony sf erruzzi 2 assists peter fin- telman 2 brian kenney 1 tony sferruzzi 1 mcneil goals phillip wesolowsky 2 assists robbie mountjoy 2 newtonbrookz beckers 2 newtoobrook goals robert parham 1 robert blundon l assists jason stover 1 mike grove 1 beckers goals chris burkholder2 hathaway paint 8 schell lumber 5 hathaway goals steve oldham 2 keith piette 2 jamie campbell 1 jeffrey oldham 1 scott wagg 1 danny mcneil 1 assists jamie campbell 2 steve oldham 2 schell goals cable baker 2 elio dilorio 2 dancel hum phries l assists steve hutchinson 2 dale mc- connell 2 dancel humphries 1 elio dilorio 1 kinsmen 9 con solidated sand gravel kinsmen goals lee scaife 4 marty vanden thillart 3 drae glover 1 jason falavo assists lee scaife 2 marty vanden thillart 2 jason underwood 1 con solidated goals brad mcdonald 2 jeremy hall 1 giles francis 1 assists brett yoshida l atoms giulios 4 cards hardware 0 giulios goals chris tymon 3 derek brown 1 assists kevin atkinson 1 ted stonehouse 1 shutout for jimmy todd delicatessen 4 firemen 1 deli goals karsien henzze 1 scott evans 1 allan mclean 1 darren stevens 1 assists allan mclean 2 firemen goals stephen ki5 1 assists 0 success square pl aza6406600 tgkand opening saturdayfeb 2nd80 hours mon 96 tues 96 wed 96 thurs 96 fri96 sat 10 2 pm evening by appointment all types repairs any prescription filled same day service sunglasses eye examination arranged free draw free coffee donuts balloons for kids contact lenses specialist in cataract fittings glasses same day sjoulfville optical in success square at 220 main st e 6406600 mnvwim contact lenses raa ivvvarvvwvwvvvvwvvvwvvwvwvvvvvtaanm farmer jack i conlin motors 3 farmer goals paul sinclair 2 chris winn 1 kevin booth 1 assists kurt ianuzzo 2 paul sinclair 1 andrew corcoran 1 conlin goals craig mucei 3 assists john stringier l brock creet 1 giles chev olds 4 sargeant dyment 2 giles goals kevin francis 1 darren gornall 1 jim baggs 1 kirk arrends 1 assists jay edwards 2 kirk arrends 1 sargeant goals guy murfitt 1 todd harrison 1 assists 0 peewee legion 6 master feeds i legion goals kevin piker 2 jeff conway 2 robert richardson l tim hoey 1 assists dan salisbury 1 tim hoey 1 neilson wilson l kevin piker 1 jess conway 1 master goals eddy harper l assists 0 apache 6 cedar beach l apache goals robert reid 3 jon petrie 1 kevin hutchinson 1 steve lewis 1 assists derek stem 1 stewart hazel 1 steve lewis 1 rob reid 1 cedar goals dave collins 1 assists 0 custom s coop z- custom goals ben willis 2 bobbie kerfoot 1 kent dunkeld 1 keith grose 1 assists keith grose irobbie kerfoot 1 greg taylor 1 ben willis 1 coop goals russ thompson 1 todd rexgraham 1 assists simon murfitt 1 todd rexgraham 1 bantam stoulfville fish chips 6 richards equipment 6 stouffville goals mike glenn 3 randy lyon 1 kevin dunkeld 1 ken jones 1 assists mike glenn 1 randy lyon 1 ken jones 1 doug smirthwaite 1 kelly carrick 1 joe donelly 2 richards goals doug rex- graham 4 colin wid- difield 1 dan ohoe 1 assists david marshall 3 craig pullen 1 dan ohoe eddy roberts 1 barry welding 4 betz pools 4 barry goals ed sturge 2 dan lacour- siere 1 bill ross 1 assists sheldon rae 1 kent davidge 2 bill ross l steve altilia 1 betz goals paid goldring 1 dave wright 1 kevin brown 1 chris baggs 1 glen pyke 1 danny green 1 dave wright 1 vince jennings 1 paul goldring l canadian tirt 2 meharg real estate canadian goals shawn weber 1 derek duggan 1 assists dane conway bunnies tie gormley ball schedule claremont the claremont sports association held a meeting on sunday january 27 to decide their softball schedule for the coming season members of this years committee are as follows past chairman david macdonald chairman willard peddie vice- chairman gary yoshida secretary treasurer mary borland allstar and parks convenor sandra rcdshaw publicity convenor frank hendy registration of players will take place on saturday march 22 and 29 from 1000 am to 100 pm fees are squirt allstar and house league 10 all others 15 late registration penalty- 5 oasa allstar teams will consisfof midget baiuamipeewee and- squirt for the boys and bantam- and in- tcrmediate for the girls it is possible that should sufficient support- be forthcoming a junior girls team will be formed t ball teams will consist of mighty mites mixed 5 6 and 7 years of agerand squirt mixed 8 to 12 years of age tournament dates for the 1980 season are as follows midget boys june 7 bantam boys june 14 peewee boys june 21 squirt boys june 28 juvenile boys provisional july 12 tournament dates for he girls teams will be decided after reg istration due to a shortage of umpires last season the association has decided to hold a clinic for the younger umpires this year in the hope that they can irain sufficient numberstooffsel future shortages j 11 stouffville after very rewarding results from last years seminar the ontario amateur softball association in co operation with softball ontario are holding another open convention the date is february 151617 at the conestoga inn king st east kit chener ontario 519 7434171 this year rep resentatives are expected from all over the province to discuss the five ontario cham pionship series now of fered and also provincial tournaments for 1980 with the enthusiasm and inquiries the softball ontario office is receiving it is estimated that over 1000 slowpitch teams will be active in ontario this year special speakers and the business in hand will take- place following the 5 registration on saturday morning friday and saturday evenings will include informal discussions and socializing and films showing comparison on fast vs slow pilch and umpiring positions door prizes and a constructive weekend lie ahead stouffville in the junior division of the girls hockey league bunnys flowers continue to bold first place after their sunday night game against second place gormley greenhouses both goals came in the final period the first from bunnys michelle coppins on an assist by cathy dunkeld and the reply from gormley by allison lowery on heather halls pass it was one of the best junior games this season with some spectacular saves by terry piette and bunnys lisa harper the kinsmen team have suddenly got their act together and won their second game in a row when they dumped the lions 82 kinsmen goals came from lori hogg gail jackson leslie roberts and liztosney an outstanding effort was made by cathy can- with 4 goals the lions left it late to get on the scoreboard their first goal came at 951 in the final period when brenda pederson tipped in a pass from autumn goslin sandy mitchell netted donna ryckmans rebound for their two goal tally senior despite a fast start by l m gardens julie thompson two swered goals in the first periods mcneil laboratories took over first place in the senior standings when they came back strong in the final period with an outstanding effort by cheryl singleton who- tallied a hattrick and a single by heather ross unassisted in the second senior game of the evening the credit union ladies steamrollered over iga in a rather lopsided game that must have made karen brodie the iga netminder feel she was in a shooting gallery the final 82 score reflected igas inability to cope with the fast skating credit union girls jolynn ayotte led the scoring for the credit union with 3 goals other goals came from teresa ewing 2 with singles from sara williamson cathy mcbeth and lori bartley iga goals came from jackie armet and jackie st john lillian cordell and kim vance teamed up to give kinsmen club seniors a 21 lead in their game against staceys tractor parts however staceys goalie diane hawksworth was lifted for an extra forward and thora moir tied the game 22 on a pass from mary williamson new courts vandorf the vandorf conynunity centre board is holding an open meeting at the vandorf hall to discuss the use and operation of their new tennis courts the courts are expected to be completed early in the spring with two new tennis courts available it is expected that the sport will become even more popular in the vandorf area your input is needed as to how you would like to see your tennis courts scheduled come and discuss it at 730 pm on wednesday evening february 6 bears blow lead stouffville on friday evening the neil patrick polar bears played host to the unionville allstars the outcome was a 33 tie the bears were first on the board with a craig stronach goal set up by sven hennze stronach was too fast for the diving unionville goalie and beat him with a drive into the far side of the net darron baston made it 20 in the last minute of the game whehhc picked up the puck deep inside the visitors zone the visitors scored the only goal of the second period midway through the final frame brad may scored on a solo stickhandling effort from the blue linc mmhwe lloyii robertson cnvnilionil nius crohns and ulcerative colitis are serious painful diseases they strikeat any age chances are someone you know is a sufferer these diseases can be beaten all we heed is money please help us fund our essential research programs jcr please send your tax deductible contribution to the research rind d canadian foundation for ileitis colitis national office 294 spadina avenue toronto ontario m5t2e7 telephone 4163662776 x