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the tribune thursday december is 1977 13 sales barns rout credit union 71 karen coles lifts up a wooden holder as the rearranges some of the items on sale at the cedars of mussleman shop on the 9th concession the group is holding a gift and craft show and sale from now to december 23rd karen has made the pottery exhibits in girls hockey action last week the sales barns routed the credit union girls 71 sandy hardy opened the sales barns scoring with cheryl singleton and kathleen kamps picking up the assists sandy also picked up the sixth sales goal with lynda roberts assisting karen brown also had a two goal effort in the game with lori mason and kathleen kamps assisting on the first and kim morley and dawn schell on the second other sales goals went to lori mason from sandy hardy and lynda roberts and two unassisted goals off the sticks of cheryl singleton and lynda roberts the lone tally for the credit union club came from sharon watts cathy mcarthur and kelly rexgraham had the assists in the other senior game the iga and l m gardens squared off and came up with an exciting 22 tie the game was played in very cold coodiiicas but the girls put on a fine show iga goals were scxed by joylnn ayotte and brenda steel brenda lehman and terri pilkey assisted for jolynns tally and cathy kealey and maureen kamps picked up the assists on brenda steels goal heather dunkeld scored both of the l m garden goals with laura gullikson with two and janet dunkeld getting the assists is junior play it was jackie armet who led her gormley greenhouses team to a 42 victory over the lions jackies first was assisted by gloria mintz her second goal came unassisted and ber final one that gave ber the hat trick was put in an empty net as the lions had pulled their goalie in an unsuccessful effort to tie up the game gormleys other goal was put in by cathy thomas with debbie heard getting the assist the lions two goals were netted by janette cooper and dorothy beintiema colleen mcconnell and jackie seman assisted on both goals the fourth girls game was a shutout effort by the kinsmen as they blanked laurelea flowers 40 the kinsmen were led by donna bangay who had two goals and one assist julie thomp son picked up assists on both of donnas goals other kinsmen goals were scored by erin shephard assisted by heidey todd and julie thompson pocketed the fourth goal with donna assisting tammy petterson picked up the well deserved shutout in other girls all star news the senior juveniles will be playing stoney creek this sunday- morning at 10 am in stoney creek and then they travel to newton- brook for a return match on tuesday dec 20 at 8 pm newtonbrook beat stouffville 75 last week so it should be an in teresting match reader feels sport coverage incomplete this weeks bowling scores fred vlleks 762 triple wa the top score in last weeks tuesday night mixed bowling league fred got it by rolling a 250 208 and 304 other scores were rick burrows 698 217 214 267 george dulton 692 268 260 bud feaver 607 235 zm grlete gray 633 276 june vllek 613 237 wayne emmerson 608 221 220 darlene johnston 601 228 209 dianne dufton 264 garth good 224 audrey good 231 heather mark 206 anie stlner 205 randy lee 210 210 dave stapleton 224 norm dunn 225 jack abraham 213 deb burrows 201 robert gleave239 rick hollln 213 durken hollin 257 legion ladles georgina sleeth 722 298 250 anna fretz 637 219 247 jean dart 631 285 barb thomas 619 201 252 gaye lehman 619 236 215 mitzi alda 601 238 208 sue kennedy 617 201 228 bev madill 265 bev marshman 256 marion grove 237 mae budd 227 joyce shadlock 222 betty turner 216 sue jones 212 ruth winterstein 205 210 pat appleton 208 sadie greenshields 200 wed afternoon ladies dorothy redshaw 285 lois myers 266 marilynn lee 256 ruth speiran 236 bunny munro 235 bernice goff 234 joan doble 229 marg schell 224 may king 220 anne marie mucci 219 202 dorothy dibben 617 215211 corina whitehead 206 shirley rae 212 louise roney 212 juniors charles minaker 523 154 155 214 liz crit- tenden 164 161 murray pattenden 166 lisa eriksen 485 159 171 155 karen sleeth 567 194 202 171 wally blacklock 159 craig corner 158 153 kim sleeth 163 178 kevin vliek 194 cathy knabb 206 norman doble 206 kim tuck 594 180 218 196 bill preston 179 182 robert brooks 185 leslie eriksen 165 shelia ward 191 douglas oldham 188 alan peak 157 169 mandy vaughan 236 158 julie ireland 157 163 jimmy vaughan 150 tina beauchamp 183 dec 10 charles minaker 560 168 249 lisa eriksen 501 170 209 karen sleeth 489 164 164 161 wally blacklock 172 163 craig corner 172 159 156 kim sleeth 186 kevin vliek 154 163 cathy knabb 198 norman doble jb team dominates complete domination was the story in last weeks bantam b game as stouffville whitewashed port perry 70 stouffville controlled the entire game allowing port perry just five shots on goal scott lippett played a super game in nets to get the shutout kevin smith and scott dukeshire counted for two goals each while dave pearce glenn lewis and jack postma added singles on the seasons series with port perry stouff ville has won two lost one and had one game tied exchange program planned for area nursing homes uxbridge an exchanged program is being planned for an uxbridge and stouffville nursing home it was recently announced by norm cafik ontario riding mp and minister of state for multi cultural ism the program was made possible by a new horizons grant and will involve the uxbridge green gables of sceptre manor and stouffville nursing home the uxbridge residents will participate in singsongs outdoor excursions film showings crafts and indoor games with stouffville the jovernment has provided a 6200 grant for the program another uxbridge group the gogetters have been given 2250 to encourage more par ticipation in five pin bowling score keeping instructions and an annual banquet is planned fraud charge a waiver of jurisdiction has been obtained and all necessary information has been forwarded to napanee provincial court regarding an of- uxbridge man dies of exposure a 74yearold ux bridge man who was missing from a nursing home died of exposure last saturday frank bateman was reported missing last saturday and a search was started immediately after christmas and new years then what give a gift that will last give a 10 week course to a friend or relation new horizons green white crafts weaving pottery picture framing crocheting oil painting tapestry eflaalna in january ft mere information call 4654435 brooklln 631449 greenwood 2944590 whitevale by police and local citizens band radio group his body was found 150 yards from the home in a snowbank he was wearing only pyjamas and slippers tem peratures were below 15 celsius fense in the stouffville area october 21 when a saddle was purchased and paid for by a false cheque police said on oc tober 21 theaccused man bought an arabian show saddle from allan humphrey rr4 stouffville and paid 93460 by cheque which was returned marked no such account on dec 3 graydon donald irish 28 of rr 2 napanee was ap prehended by napanee opp on similar charges and this one was also listed the accused man will appear at napanee court dec 19 ministry of housing ontario the planning act notice of application for amendment to ministers restricted area order10172 town of whitchurchstouffville take notice that application to amend the restricted area order tiled as ontario regulation 101 72 has been received by the minister ot housing tne application is t apoicit harry o payne me no i9z 552 77 proposal to sever t t6 acres for a resieenta lot part otlot tt con 9 all submissions in support of or in opposition to tne application described aoove and received oy the ministry of housing 7th floor 56 weliesley st west toronto ontario on or before the 28m day of de cember 1977 will be fully considered before a final decision is made thereon please reter to tne file number indicated above in addition under section 329 of the planning act any interested person may request a hearing by tne ontario municipal board on in application for amendment to a restricted area order john r rhodes vw of movarflo 166 181 bill preston 151 189- robert brooks 187 sheila ward 561 159 200 202 mandy vaughan 182 bantam sherri agnew 126 mike burrows 279 132 147 donna yeomans 136 chris walters 149 chris irwin 341 165 176 troy wintzes 281 149 132 tina hie 361 216 145 lewis cottage 251 137 john mccracken 126 karen fowler 258 145 robbie sleeth 143 don brooks 313 121 192 craig vaughan 291 170 wed 7 pm mixed gord duck 640 286 grant drewery 210 floyd forsyth 215 doreen duck 245 mary drewery 241 howie lockhart 623 211 219 jean dart 215 terry mcvicar 226 bill menar 233 john wilson 623 230 207 ron mccallum 201 georgina sleeth 204 al mcvicar 607 224 227 bill petri 654 218 283 bob sleeth 654 258 216 jean foley 689 215 277 bill dart 813 276 254 283 leona petri 224 tim dart 634 232 258 tom wood 602 206 244 stan crust 202 pat gardiner 667 218 250 jim hindle 699 207 296 opal lehman 653 249 235 monday night mens kevin dacey 763 323 keith barton 700 268 len greenwood 660 259 roger todd 801 318 bill white 720 271 byron tuck 706 268 254 al gleave 703 bob sleeth 713 264 265 bill dart 773 286 259 bob morley 676 276 glen jackson 860 323 313 wayne jackson 670 256 joe paynter 656 258 earl rowe 844 400 bill grove 696 gord hardie 693 wayne mcmann 699 grant drewery 666 thurs night ladies doris redquest 665 244 207 214 sheila nutt 216 205 marlene grove 201 209 andrea corner 220 joyce shadlocke 200 216 muriel lllingworth 239 marg mclean 207 262 barb melhuish 200 229 221 joyce shehan 294 shirley caterer 200 mildred oneil 217 cathy graves 222 effie mcbeigh 213 gail hunter 205 dec 1 audrey gibson 686 280 226 mae daly 216 cathy graves 206 marg mclean 200 227 barb melhuish 209 209 joane harper 217 joyce shehan 210 gail hunter 214 274 joyce shadlock 213 215 marg wagg 251 cathy eriksen 231 shirley assinck 231 susan hum phreys 218 doris redquest 247 heather agnew 212 210 lydia mcphee 263 sheila nutt 209 marlene grove 234 sandy drury 204 senior youth a family twosome tour nament was held last week in the senior youth league the winners are mike holder andrew graham and shelley nesbitt runners up are don paisley greg paisley and cathy lacourslere thurs aft ladies joyce shadlock 708 202 237 269 nancy lehman 232 marion barton 229 251 208 june ropper 233 sandy fifield 208 mary st john 214 irene eidt 320 linda peever 236 terry mcvicar 218 lois bartley 233 sandie greenshields 221 joan parcells 204 helen zafero- poulos 218 maureen stephenson 211 linda blacktop 254 dear sir i have just finished reading the sports paee of this weeks edition of the paper and find it to be most imcomplete i would like to think that the following request is on behalf of several hundred hockey players coaches and managers who contribute their time and energy at the local arena many many parents have been heard to say that young johnny whose parents pay taxes which contribute to the functioning of the arena monies to draws and registration fees to the wsmha should expect that when he performs well on the ice could see his name in the local paper as a reward for the effort put forth by himself and his parents knowing many of the gentlemen on the executive of the wsmha and the knowledge and effort that they put out i am sure that with the aid of your personnel at the tribune a much improved coverage of young johnny can be obtained on behalf of all the players and coaches involved in minor hockey i would thank you for your efforts and your improved efforts of the future maurice hamilton parent and coach editors note we dont entirely agree with mr hamilton and feel that we try our best to get in as many young johnnys as we can it is impossible to cover every hockey game so we have to rely on the coaches to get in the game results we also feel that so far the coaches and managers have been doing a good job getting in the reports and as long as they do we will be putting in the young johnnys more power skating underwood broadloom pre christmas gs inventor clearance at our markham store- style loop supplier size price due to the success of stouffvilles first power skating course another session is being planned for the new year the new session starts sunday jan 8 and registration is this saturday dec 17 bet ween 9 am and 12 noon at the arena the final date of the first session is this sunday dec 18 and will also include the final timing for those involved the session is open to both boys and girls and the organizers hope to see a few girls take ad vantage of the course r i announcing martin shaw bv- ti mm- specializing in rca and westinghouse b w and colour t v service parts and service guaranteed for fast efficient service rr 4 stouffville call 8881 109 patterned rust area rug green golofereen don river 12 x 16 jiao brown armstrong 9 x 12 79 blue olymia 12 x 11 56 off white richmond 12 x 6 69 olympia 9 x 12 69 dalton 12 x 12 99 dan river 12 x 17 89 olympia 9 x 15 99 harding 12 x 9 79 olympia 12 x 10 69 cornet 11 x 10 29 cornet 12x6 19 celanese 12 x 12139 celanese 12 x 8j89 dan river 12 x 7 39 these are only a fewof the many many more inventory carpets underwood can supply carpet and install for only your recroom 169- based on an area of 180 sq it additional carpet if needed only 89c sq ft 24 hour installation your livingroom diningroom s29900 based on 35 sq yds each addt square yard si 175 markham 2144440 5 mc cowan j n hwyr newmarket barrie 898 1800 728 0899 main st 8 davis dr north barrie la 5 isittrue id now have to work longer to collect unemployment insurance yes parliament has decided that the qualification time should be fonger everywhere and that people who live in areas of high unemployment should be given certain advantages over those who live in areas where jobs are more plentiful which means that you now need more insurable work weeks to qualify for unemployment insurance benefits i can see why but just how long would i have to work to be eligible from 10 to 14 weeks depending on where you live in regions of low unemployment claimants need up to 14 weeks of insurable employment to get ui benefits this will only happen in places where its easier to get and keep a job in regions of high unemployment claimants now need as little as 10 weeks to qualify does this mean id get less or that the payments wouldnt last as long no change in payment amounts the ui benefit rate stays at twothirds of your average weekly insurable earnings the maximum is s147 less tax the maximum time for which anyone may receive benefits has changed slighdy however the old maximum was ol weeks now its 50 weeks but since september 11 the total number of weeks for which a claimant qualifies has more closely reflected the unemployment rate in his or her region right now we measure unemployment by dividing canada into 16 economic regions later in 1978 we will finetune the program to 54 regions so that ui will be even more closely related to local labour market conditions what else is changing about in not much the basic two week waiting period remains the same everywhere and so do the rules on the waiting period when a claimant has left his or her job for no good reason or been fired for misconduct in such cases a claimant may have to wait up to eight weeks from when employment ends until benefits start then theres maternity sickness and age 65 benefits previously sickness benefits were only payable during the first 39 weeks of the claim now theyre payable at any time during the entire benefit period maternity benefits of 15 weeks and the special onetime benefit equal to three weeks benefits at age 65 remain the same the same people still pay for the program in the same proportions and the types of employ ment insurable for ui remain the same too would i still go to the same ui office to claim as explained in the box below you still go to the familiar locations for both ui offices and canada manpower centres watch for changes in your area unemployment insurance has changed for everyones benefit including yours all we ask is that you remember your obligations as well as your rights if the need should ever arise for you to come to us well make sure you get all the ui benefits to which you are entided by law but you must keep up the search for a new job all the time youre getting those benefits the unemployment insurance cononission and tlie department of manpower and imnngration have become the canada ibnploymenl and immigration commission for a time youll still see our local offices identified as unemployment insurance offices or canada manpower centres when theyre together in one location theyll he colled canada employment centres working with people who want to work employment and immigration canada budculten minister emploiet immigration canada budcullen mimstre