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I Letters to the editor Council must planned gokart track Citizens in the community of Belhaven are shocked The reason the untimely proposed professional track for the fifth con cession north of This proposed development includes a large professional track designed to cater to races even on an international scale Presently before council this project could result in the areas total environmental degradation socially morally aesthetically I wish to comment as a citizen as a farmer and as a geographer en vironmental scientist The area is a highly respectable working community with a strong agricultural base The first settlers brought the work ethic it has been reinforced and still remains Sunday is the only day of rest and relaxation for many of these citizens the day on which this project would create the greatest mayhem Developments of this nature attract among others the undesirable human element resulting in severe local problems The track and surroun ding areas could form a nucleus for alcohol drugs and promiscuity Parents attempting to provide a proper upbringing for their sons and daughters have every right to be gravely concerned Noise the most dangerous and insidious form of pollution will be over present It is medically proven that noise produces higher blood pressure restricted stomach muscles ner vous breakdowns hearing disabilities and less efficient work habits to name only a few More noise and greater danger for citizens will emanate from the large traffic flow to and from the races I have complete confidence that no land owner fully realizing he potential disastrous effects of this proposal would knowingly place pecuniary gain before social consciousness and community wellbeing It is for such proposals that intelligent council representatives are elected to protect sencere hardworking citizens from obnoxious developments and greedy On the other hand it is councils responsibility to promote developments which will be compatible with the customs and social mores which in this township have endured for more than a century The area already possesses a well- managed and respectable track operated by William Dickey It is here that the areas young people can go if they wish to have some enjoyment What this Community Bowl for a Boy great success I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the Bow for a Boy Committee of Big Brothers of York to thank the public for the support that we received during our recent which we fee was a great success I would like to extend a special vote of thanks to have bowled for us I would like to ask these people to please submit their money along with their bowling sheets to Big Brothers of York Box 34 Aurora If you are sending the money through the mail please send us a cheque for the full amount rather than sending currency Do not Ted and his l0 l l diligently to make this a lo success to Billy for the draw or Watson for our sponsor and bowler Honorary Chairman and J M n lending us his support to Sine Stevens Ron Ellis Frank Proctor Mayors and and all the celebrities who came to bowl and lend us their support would like to thank all those who have taken pledge sheets and Reader JACK HURST Chairman Big Brothers Council questions question Mr Stevens got a highly parochial answer to a very parochial When we were in Europe last year the Olympics were clearly identified by this country We travelled from to behind the Iron Curtain and back and there has never been any question that the games were organized and held by Canadians in Canada Would Mr Stevens have asked that question if there had been a medal winner in his con stituency JOHN KUDELKA Newmarket spills tun is to to so t en to ire family to if soon Bat remember to its sot to we test So use premium ire beans ihjt PartyTime pin J MfffM Too good tospill Income Tax Service 21 Yonge St South Aurora to Vooo Garden why ONE LOCATION ESTABLISHED IN AURORA SINCE 100 CANADIAN REASONABLE RATES RESPONSIBLE PERSONAL SERVICE INCOME TAX SERVICE NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 800 AM TO 530 PM requires is more industry to provide greater em ployment opportunities and hence more customers for our local merchants The rapid tech nological revolution of the twentieth century has created sociological changes more quickly than it is possible for people to adapt In creased mental illness degenerative disease and the latest trend a lowering life expectancy for mature adults have resulted Consequently a community requites stability slow change change beneficial for individuals In reality when a development is proposed the onus must be on the developer to prove that no ill effects will result for the life style of a community As our representative it is councils duty to see that our lives are protected and that our foot is not amputated to decide whether it will hurt This proposal must be derailed The Era Newmarket Aurora Keswick Wed March 9 No RC school in sight board BIG MAC AIDS CADETS Paul Photo Newmarkets Navy League Cadet Corps has received a boost from McDonalds In a fundraising campaign the corps is selling tickets for a meal at McDonalds Mike Cassidy inspects the corps as they prepare the fundraising venture RICHMOND HILL There will be no separate school established In in the near future York Region separate school boards management committee was told here last week Plans for the school arent Included in the boards latest fiveyear forecast according to planning and assessment officer Ken Bourne While a developer owns about acres in the village its taken two years to complete the first phase of the project which is expected to yield only five separate school students he reported On that timetable said Mr a separate school Isnt expected to be needed for at least five years Discussion of the school arose after the committee was told of negotiations between the board and King Township on the possible swapping of a school site in the subdivision Located north of the King Sideroad the original 10acre school site is in the centre of the subdivision The townships concern said Mr was that buses transporting students to the school will have to travel along residential streets King proposed an alternative site adjacent to commercial property The second site has a poorer contour than the first site noted the planning and assessment officer adding Were not that keen on having a school site adjacent to a commercial site Since the original discussion the township has agreed to keep the school site in its original location but has asked the board tocooperate in any future routing of buses Mr told committee Time to holt he soys on the council what is We depend wisdom of our members to do right JOHN HORNER Sutton West With reference to your news item school taxes to increase 43 I wish to register my complaint about high school taxes We have all wit nessed the unbridled spending by school boards headed up by overpaid and un derworked chairmen and or deputies As a with receipted tax bills dating back over years I feel it is time to call a halt Property owners like myself are the captive victims of the school tax octopus and increasing numbers of us will be pauperized unless some relief is secured Otherwise increasing numbers of the elderly will be seeking ac commodation in sub sidized housing and or onto the welfare rolis which is an unsuitable reward for a lifetime of work and taxpaying J MITCHELL Millard Ave Newmarket CUSTOM SEED CLEANING BULK VITAFLO TREATMENT SEEDOATS BARLEYMIXEDGRAINS ALSO GRASS SEEDS SCHOMBERG SUPPLIES LTD MAIN ST HIGHWAY SCHOMBERG TELEPHONE BINGO Every Monday in Newmarket Community Centre Information 8955193 Early Birds pm Regular games pm INSULATE NOW with cellulose fibre high R factor Keep cooler in summer and warm in winter CALL INSULATION COLLECT PUBLIC NOTICE The regular meetings of the Council of the Town of Newmarket for the months of March April and May will be held at 730 pm in the Region of York Council Chambers Avenue Newmarket on the 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