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nothing to do at 2 still bored at 4 come where theres fresh coffee and a whole lot more dainty donuts mli 18 ririgwopd drive stoufjviue signy lawson i it money concepts 6424540 tourist train derailment investigated by mike ruta correspondent the new heritage railway train derailed saturday afternoon as it made its last trip of the day from uxbridge to stouffville no one was injured as one of the last three cars jumped the tracks south of obeirn rd around 315 pm taking two more cars with it there were roughly 120 people on board train number 7 the engine and the first pas senger car remained on the track passengers from the derailed cars walked through the train to the remaining pas- ijg the track bears witness to sat urdays derailment senger car and it continued to stouffville railway officials then arranged a shuttle bus to take passengers back to uxbridge yorkdurham heritage rail way president rob pare said a track crew repaired the railway ties on sunday the cause of the derailment is under investiga tion what were thinking right now is because of all the rain weve had we think a couple ties shifted and the rails slipped said pare we think the rails spread because of the soft road bed he said transport canada inspected the line about two weeks ago and found everything in order a heritage railway crew had checked the line before sat urdays runs and everything looked and seemed fine said pare transport canada was con tacted on the weekend the railway was making limit ed runs on sunday carrying pas sengers from stouffville to good wood and back the partial ser vice will be offered again this weekend full service is expect ed to resume in two or three weeks pare was aboard the train rid ing in the engine when it left the tracks i heard a little thud and then i heard the rear tailman saying we have a problem here he said since the train was travelling at roughly 15 mph pare said there was little likelihood of injury he said the incident was embarrassing more than any thing else adding that the pas sengers were very cooperative and complimented railway workers on their handling of the incident the train itself was undam aged pare could not say when the derailed cars would be set on the tracks again st mark smiles dan crawford shows off the prizes he won at various events at the annual st marks fall fair on the weekend photosjoerd witteveen secondary plan to shape our future by joan ransberry staff reporter was a special moment t car when everyone clapped as we id with the arrived in stouffville professional hlbe back for another trip t manner gayle sankey the volunteers quickly wstouffyiue a 300000 blueprint designed to take whitchurchstouffville well into the next century was launched wednesday tagged shaping our future its a process to iron out the towns growth management and the secondary plan sp its hoped that longterm and new residents alike will take part shaping our future also involves a 10member committee hosting a series of weekend and evening public meetings mayor wayne emmerson has laid out the wel come mat for both residents groups and the busi ness community to come together to help shape the future of the town together with the help of a consultant and of course a great deal of public input the commit tee will set the ground work for what goes where in stouffville the mayor stressed people will have the opportunity to express their ideas on what they would like to see happen in stouffville over the next 20 years he said shaping our futures kickoffworkshop will be held on oct 5 from 10 am to 4 pm in the latcham hall over the next eight months the committee will concentrate on the part of the town known as the old stouffville also the existing area will be examined to deter- please see page 2 auto jfc vtnnnoinrk vtire yy centre retail cnnnomn -thie- store hours monday friday 800 am 800 pm saturday 800 am 500 pm sunday closed service manager bruce mackenzie 6405050 srfs vv hhp hours monday friday 830 am 900 pm saturday 830 am 600 pm sunday 1 1 00 am 400 pm store manager robert van bemmel 5945 main street stouffville 6405800