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c- if attend the church of your choice jj v laefe on easter sunday j- i ssl s islstztzsli call of the wild in second week at towne cinema voli mno 49 phone 6402101 toronto 361u80 whitchurchstouffvillemarkhamixbridge thursdayfapril 111974 ssssaija v v fr okm- v ifl 28 pages says thaiikyou kiftiw imhfi 59 yorkcty -r- alls well that ends well this undoubtedly was the conclusion drawn by york county board of education members monday on receipt of a letter from premier- wm davis it read in part for a good many years trustees eachers and other educators as well as successive administrations in government have worked closely together to develop an enviable educational system in this province i hope that in this l same spirit of mutual co operation and goodwill we will continue to build and maintain an educational system of which we can be proud the premier concludes i extend very warm regards to you and all members of the york county board as you carry out your very important respon- ri sibilities public hearing i markham plans to construct a collector sewer to ij serve the towns of markham s h richmond hill- aurora- and vaughan in york region as well s as tedarwood- pickering and ajax will be discussed at an cfsg environmental hearing april is in the markham councikji chambers timejof the meeting rg v 10am v the route of lv line has been designedly an engineer with the consulting firm of james f maclafen limited plans are available in advance uovesfflti brings us together j wssssbsswsssbwwsb ijiiitfy i sire1ttgiii efrpumi5f000 35 i markham the beautiful sanctuary of st patricks roman catholic church accommodated a congregation of close to 400 for a palm sunday ecumenical service sponsored by the markham ministerial association w 4 the worship was convened by rev paul martin wideman mennonite assisted by rev terry dunlop markham baptist revtdonald parr st andrews united and father patrick doranst patricks j l the 50voice ecumenical choir was under the direction of mrs peggy clark a drama entitled the demonstrator was enacted by members of the markham little theatre the offering will go to inter- church development and relief vm unionville a 405 acre residential development has been proposed for an area east of kennedy road- and north of hwy 7near uniohville that if approved could accommodate up to 5000 people g e winship vice- president of r monarch con- struction willowdale met with sidered to be low density with 129 acres per person and no highrise apartments ac cording to the current prospectus 1245 units are en- visionedof these 770 will be singlefamily dwellings and the remainder semidetached link housing and town houses the plan also calls for two com- markham planning committee mercial developments on 21 i iiii acres j april 4 to request approval or suggested changes in the draft plan already submitted the site owned r by the monarch firm extends from kennedy road on the west to the 1 7th concession mccowan road on the east and from the c n r j line on the south to 16th avenue on the north the town mr winship was told cannot consider the- ap- the monarch plan provides for a kennedy j road bypass easing traffic -congestion- along uriidnvilles main street unionville is depicted as being closed off to traffic with a pedestrian mall in that area mr power described the mall as- a longterm consideration before any construction can begin adequate j sewage plication uhtil the markhanv m be a along unionville studyis complefed pann a well hkve to see how it fits in c details welevenmarkhamiareaministers participated in an im- pressive palm sunday ecumenical service april 7 incst patricks roman catholic church the pastorsstanding under a wall plaque that reads christs love brings us together are left toright rev david peasgoodgrace anglican markham rev e l mcdowell hagerman mennonite rev j a shantz markham missionary rev robt t central united unionville rev chuck beaton st andfewunited markham rev terry dunlopriviarkham baptist father patrick dofanst patricks markham father jackculnanst patricks markham rev fred cromeyst andrews presbyterian markham revtdonald parr st andrews unitedmarkhamvand revpaul martin wideman mennonite said bih power director of planning the development is con- there are many things to take into taccount observed mr power impossible to predict a starting date markham jim thomas where theres life wi sceneof ah accident in jahiiary attention of york regional sinhwy least of bayviewpolice commission bysuptjjs- avenue f gravof the ontario provincial i umonville tragicjtand tofd how- bankment were in mrs hhaf particular area onthe night husband f of jan27 -and- saw anaiito water in search of r vehicles they drivenbygary powell markham theres still t tojpursue ifcouncilwishes to possibility ihat ratepayers s- assume the local improvement with properties fronting on hwy r charges- members weretold 48 betweenlmhand 17th v c dirannac milt liiijjii vt lht t and buggy- bridge refiii repairsm t markham the bldfone-i- operators refuse to drive across way bvidgxon 16th avenue easv i it and his children must walk iwell of occupants hewas able to locate vrecommendation t ocarman stiver also of uniori- mendationv r ville a passenger in ithe scr mr regional chief bruce methods can be tthisufiinganylongefitwontbe adopted 1 the projectcan be f handled in thecurrehtsession paidfor through local -im- hesaid o jc drovemeht as dreviouslv in- 4 t 1 tij ilr of conctlois obviouly a throw- half amile to get a ride he says back tbhorseand buggy days fire trucks and snqwplows cant mnd jthatvexactlyir where it useit and it represents a hazard belohgsjtsayfesidents to the even fpfjighter vehicles u nffisswl v the structure tllit spans a braced beyond the present 3lon thrrac rop jc load limit and until something is branchpfthe rouge river s the school busses or fire trucks across it and the ministry of transport wont come up with the money for a new one mrbaggio said he had paid half his taxes because the town fhadpromisedto do something im notpaying one cent more hesaid six other residents felt stiver was clinging to some logs his cpmpanion was still in the front seatdobson released him brought him to the surface and commenced mouthtqmouth resuscitation i powell responded tothe first aid administered by his rescuer but s ten f days later in hospital i c on s t a b 1 e a d a m s despatched tovthe scene also fl traeirl i intn fit a tirsfai o waded the water iand crawford recalled how con- stable adams hadreturned to hisdiyisiohlater and reported the result of his investigation he waswetvthe chief saidand merely requested permissioritb gohomeandchangeitwasnot until lreceived the letter from superintendent gray s eorce was made aware of sthe extentbf his actions and ttidse of dobson chief- crawford said he requested- com- mayor tony roman said he- had received no word back from the people themselves asfo both for pfovement as previously in- tended orcouncilcan applyfor a private bill to be passed by the spsa gi whethenthey arecontent with i this is the only avenue left th6 revised ratercourtvdf i revisionpreviquslyputthe assessment by about 22 percent s v j j rnoj9 instructing the solicitor to srawtipa priyate 4 billihdicatingvthetownwould the charges ahdtkat a s canine ratepayers would pay a frontage claimed assessment t if andwhenthey by their owners f n jv were connected wasdeferrea- thisfact was contained iif a instead astaff reportfwill beipreparedfor discussion- by v the public jworks committee v s unclaimed f markham only a small animals picked up by markham s canine control officer are ever l ahalf to have safety rails roman in discussing the might j even run ihthenext installed- hesays school bus problem we still cbuldncgef election- l x v a- portion of the pets in the municipality 668 dogs and 794 cats- highway j aevery right to be justly proud including f resents- road liilb com vj town consider certain road and ivftwsf t vmarkham a private i citizen has come forward- with b following receipt of a letter from the fairs secretarymanager gerald mann suggesting the 4eorestr5kexpert edwanir vwinnitroyfi2 purchased fair site- t i j- itwould benice if any bridge wideningand otherrpadtf work- was done7asrsooif as possible the letter readin part in this way all would be surecto by the big opening in 1976 thetactfulrequestj wasnt considered in that lightby ward l councillor gary kayvi dont like uie tenor of the letter he fumed y we dont have to build j thing- ihave never seeh any i request for roadbuilding or road widening its about time they took the town into their t confidence iri t t mayor tony roman in at- tempting to pour oil on troubled x waters- admittedthe needsfor immediate communication v between jthetown and the boardi never contacted us when they purchased the land i dont know at this point in jtonqiiil cfescentvlsa forestry time what the fair board is journeynifanifrqm smarkham planning to dot we should have a areaspresentlyoriloari ooh- the typeibf tafio hydro centifai region facilitiesto pass on tooiir forestry department forthe engineeringand balahcefi974h is assisting departments they thejfair in a tfeeplanting program that may need other services wasstartedtwo w the original i realignment called ifor the i extension of robinson street east across main through an area north of the new- bank iof novascotiaf georgeandwashington streets would beconriected aridin- tersectlwith therobinsonexv tension church street would run one way west arid josephslreetoneway east mrthoriiasycalledhthis proposal rjdiculbusvjit inconceivablejhe sajra to bring hwtfway trafficoff main street f split itint6oneway roaclsand then bringvit back together again it i hesuggests robinson street bc of mainland- then moopinta northeasterly directionjtoformra fourcwayr intersection atathe- present- cornerof church and george streets fpt rf f lifyu thisproposaiisim pi ementedther gospel jchapel ctufchwould loratmlttsfeettqtheveastc the nofufsicte of church street would have to 4v j 45slfv