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u i classifieds 2942200 6402100 6492292 if its speed youre after the classified reallv move it second section uxbridge pickering 1384 tempo nowhere from 7765 have you driven a ford lately mcarthurs sales hyw 7 kennedy rd 4741350 service 20 heritage rd 294s40o a metroland community newspaper wednesday june 13 1984 cadet corps future is uncertain uxbridge thefuture of uxbridges longrunning cadet corps remains uncer tain with former sponsor ray newton leaving uxbridge secondary school this year 76 uxbridge army cadet corps is seeking a new group to oversee the groups operation to hold protest vigil uxbridge over a period of three years 19811983 there have been 51 abortions per formed at the 49bed ux bridge cottage hospital this figure consi dered a high percentage for the size of the facil ity has raised concerns amont prolife advo cates including st marks catholic parish in stouffville a onehour vigil is planned for sun day june 17 fathers day at 1 pm on the hospital grounds while the contact per son is father james adams of st marks the protest is non- denominational he ex plained the newsletter asks do you realize your rights to protect your un born child are being slowly eroded by the abortionists it con cludes what better day than this fathers day for all prolifers and especially fathers to protest the number of unborn children being killed in our hospitals other prolife groups will also be holding simi lar vigils outside hospit als at newmarket york county richmond hill york central and scar- borough centenary father adams said persons wishing addi tional information are asked to call 6406665 commanding officer ch diltz stressed that financial support isnt a priority because the corps receives sponsorship from the canadian armed forces a local community effort is whats really needed he said instructors are also re quired to take part in a vari ety of outdoor activities these civilian volunteers do not require a military back ground in order to take part he stressed theres also no age limit and female participants would be wel comed local service groups have been approached over past weeks but the response hasnt been too positive meetings with uxbridge lions club and royal cana dian legion branch 170 have been arranged for the near future cpt diltz hopes to have a better grasp of the situation in the next couple of weeks he feels four or five in structors would be needed to work with the group of approxmately 30 cadets next year a representative from each service club or com munity organization could be represented in a sponsor group he suggested over the years particpa- tion from the high school staff has decreased mainly due to lack of interest the captain noted worshippers remember the past edna hall right and alie marquis left both attended original sunday school ser vices at the friends meeting house quaker hill around the turn of the century the two ladies returned to the site sunday to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the house they were joined after the special afternoon service by guest speaker donald james a resident near peterborough an annual union remembrance service has been held at the meeting house since the end of sunday school in the 1920s chris shanahan flea market criticisms misdirected mayor says stouffville mayor eldred king is becoming weary with what he feels is undue pressure being placed on town council with regard to the sunday operation- of the stouffville flea market he also feels it unjust that coowner norm faulkner should be forced to absorb so much criticism theres nothing the town can do mayor king told the tribune during an interview friday as far as hes concerned no municip al bylaws are being broken king explained that the ontario holidays retail sales act is provincial leg islation he noted that if in fact the flea market or any other town business is oper ating outside the law york regional police have the legal right to move in and lay charges he pointed out however that its grossly unfair to enforce the law on one and not another mayor king said that should the flea market owners file applications for individual exemptions under the law then the town would become in volved he said this had occurred with respect to cullen barns at milliken and some businesses on the main street of unionville these issues he said are still before the region plan major cleanup campaign stouffville a giant community cleanup campaign is planned for this saturday june 16 from 9 am until noon the project sponsored by the stouffville bia busi ness improvement area is being supported by the fol lowing organizations the chamber of commerce home support services spademan disposal ser vices town works depart ment unionville jr farmers stouffville 4h clubs church organiza tions cubs scouts girl guides and beavers high school students council the lions lioness and leo clubs the united church couples club music mani- a students of orchard park summitview st marks and christian schools the whitchurch- stouffville youth club the stouffville kinsmen club the stouffville lawn bowl ing club the concerned citizens of whitchurch- stouffville the whitchurch- stouffville recycling group the stouffville hor ticultural society the sil ver jubilee club the whitchurchstouffville block parent group and more the cleanup co ordinators arefran salis bury diane pezzini and bob lewis noonday lunch will be served in the stouffville park pressure put on builder uxbridge decisive answers were demanded by members of the planning and development commit tee during discussion of a proposed condominium apartment complex known as uxbridge mews after jeremy graham of seaton development ltd had dealt with the townships engineering con cerns at last thursdays meeting he mentioned a planned promotion cam paign designed to test the uxbridge market councillor don jackson asked mr grant if his com pany would still proceed with uxbridge mews if there was a poor response when mr grant failed to give a yes or no answer mayor bill ballinger inter jected saying he asked you a business question now give him a business answer we are proceeding with this project mr grant re plied adding that seaton made it clear a couple of months ago that they were anxious to get started the proposed 2million 36unit development would be located on brock street w across from uxbridge arena its a joint effort be- tween seaton development- ltd and ramira builders residents concerns such as water quality density and garbage will all have to be worked out before approval is granted it was- agreed committee members de- cided to grant draft approv- al subject to three condi- tions that the applicant provide the necessary right- of way or road allowance on adjoining property to give alternate access to the prop- erty a time limit of one year from ontario municip- al board approval project must be started otherwise the applicants will not ob- ject to rezoning back to a holding zone and they must agree to enter into the townships standard site- plan agreement upon the applicant agreeing to these terms in- structions to prepare the stopping up and conveying of louise street will be given oppose changes durham region a proposal that would alter the present method of fund ing the public school system is being actively opposed by members of the the durham board of education the proposal known as the martin model shifts revenues from taxes col lected locally to the pro vince its now under con- sidration by the ontario government through the ministry of education board members feel it will have a serious impact on their jurisdiction and they are attempting to gar ner support to block its im plementation the martin model is an attempt by the province to achieve a greater equity among public and separate school boards through the mechanism of pooling com mercial and industrial assessment on a province- wide basis according to a durham board of educa tion press release school boards spending above the maximum ordinary ex penditure ceilings provided by the ministry of educa tion in 1984 2297 for each elementary school pupil and 3140 for each secondary school student would raise the above- ceiling portion by levying taxes on residential and farm properties these taxes would be at the boards disposal to cov er education costs howev er boards would also be re quired to raise an equiva lent levy on commercial and industrial properties the revenue of which would be sent to the ontario govern ment to be included in a pool of such assessment the funds contained in that pool would then be re distributed by the ministry of education according to a formula not yet revealed to school boards across the province durham region repre sentatives are concerned because the level of provin cial grants has decreased significantly in recent years from the 60 per cent funding commitment made back in 1975 as a result few boards in the province can operate within the imposed ceilings letter praised r aji mmvm driverpassenger injured in singlevehicle accident a markham area driver and a lady passenger were injured late saturday night when their northbound camaro went through the intersection at sideline 28 pickering and the pickeringuxbridge townline and struck the ditch admitted to hospital were raymonu yule rr 2 markham and tracy honsberger of belle ville damage was estimated at 3500 jim thomas stouffville a let ter published in the june 6 issue of the tribune over the signature of barbara sibbick has been praised by ken sandiford vice- chairman of the whitch urchstouffville chamber of commerce sandiford said the corres pondence related to the sunday operation of the stouffville flea market in troduced several points with which he agreed he said traffic on main street was now less of a problem saturdays be cause the flow was spread over two days instead of one with reference to a sug- gested bypass around stouffville he said one need only look at business in claremont and on woodbine avenue to discover what a detrimental effect this has been in those communities sandiford made his re marks at the conclusion of a chamber breakfast meet ing june 7 present mystery uxbridge the ux bridge players are anti cipating three sellout per formances when their pro duction of towards zero takes to the stage next week dates arc june 21 22 and 23 this intriguing agatha christie mystery will have everyone spellbound says liz lartner production manager prices are geared to theatre only dinner- theatre and luncheon matinee for ticket information call 8525786 or 2923800 water amain concern claremont the hamlets water and sew age problems will top the agenda at the next meeting of the claremont and district community associa tion set for wednesday june 20 residents will gather at the claremont com munity centre begin ning at 8 pm representatives from the town of pickering ministry of environ ment simcoe engineer ing and geo environ ment will participate in what association presi dent peter gillespie terms a general fact finding meeting a member of durham regional police force is expected to be on band to provide information on claremonts proposed neighborhood watch program mr gillespie noted an update on the beautlflcation commit tees plans is also sche duled