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wefekndk june 6 1987 p3 cycle crushed this suzuki motorcycle lies in a mangled heap after an accident thursday morning involving two unionville high school students at the intersection of apple creek blvd and hollingham rd motorbike rider michael connolly 18 was taken to scarborough grace hospital with cuts to his legs and arms police said charges are pending against the driver of the other vehicle sjoerd witteveen enraged parents demand action by paul pivato staff reporter a group of angry raymerville parents told school board officials they dont want their children bused out of markham at an emo tionallycharged meeting tues day night local school superintendent terry gray told the crowd of ab out 60 people that there may be no room for raymerville students at the congested markham district high school mdhs the answer is not to jam more people in there said mr gray but he added that the board would be as flexible as possible in accommodating raymerville stu dents a recent board proposal says students now attending ramer wood public school may be bused to high school in milliken or stouffville in 1988 once attend ance at mdhs is capped tom johnston spokesman for a coalition of parents known as the ramer wood action group cal led upon parents to check the legality of the proposal why should our kids be discri minated against he said stand ing before the crowd its totally unfair and unjustifiable one parent her voiced tinged with anger said she had reached the point where she would pack up and get the hell out of here and go where they have room for our kids another parent obviously frus trated by the opening delay for the proposed quantztown high school urged parents to get together and dig the foundation hole now provincial liberal candidate gail newall also in attendance promised the crowd she would try to arrange a meeting with educa tion minister sean conway con cerning the building of a new high school steve langford a graham cres resident who has two sons at ramer wood said he would either move or defy the busing proposal ed claudette hizy 15000 damage markham firefighters drag charred debris from a burntout garage on gainesville ave in union ville deputy fire chief bob reid said the blaze started thursday afternoon after some fuel ignited when an overheated lawnmower was being refilled the fire caused an estimated 15000 damage to the tatem residence don tur ner below was playing with his son in a neigh boring yard when he saw the smoke and rushed over with a garden hose to battle flames on the garage roof bill lanning havoc at hydro last weekends storm wreaked havoc with the towns hydro sys tem throwing some businesses and residences into darkness until ear ly sunday morning natural disasters and storms continue to be our worst enemy says bob dyer markham hydros consumer services superinten dent lightning knocked out about 10 transformers in clusters around the town driving repair workers out into the downpour the worst interruption of service threw several hundred houses in the raymerville and water streets area into blackness also three transformers in the delmark roadashland crescent area were knocked out along with two residential transformers south of hwy 7 and east of mccowan road a primary cable feeding the apartment at 14 dublin place was hit late saturday afternoon cutting off lights and elevators markham hydro wasnt called until 817 and finished repairs after 3 am sunday in addition two transformers in the iga plaza on main st were zapped mr dyer also said the utility company recieved 30 to 40 calls from the rural areas on the out skirts of the town we had a worse summer last year than weve had so far this year he added don turner neighbor saw smoke mackay denies conflict in humane society work hes got exactly 10 minutes to take the garbage out by bruce etheridge unionville naturalist barry mackay unequivocally denied allegations of conflict of interest in his appointment as wildlife co ordinator by the toronto humane society as part of an investigation into the toronto humane societys use of funds stanley sokol counsel for the public trustees office cited mr mackay for conflict of interest in ontario supreme court on may 19 all public charities fall under the jurisdiction of the pub lic trustees office mr sokol said mr mackay continued to serve and attend toronto humane society board of director meetings after he had been hired as wildlife co ordinator the newly created post is a 30000 a year salaried posi tion mr makay said he was flab bergasted by the allegations the night he was offered the salaried position mr mackay said he turned in his resignation to the board it was accepted he said according to mr mackay a toronto humane society bylaw permits employees to serve as board members but he didnt want the appearance of a con flict he said so mr mackay resigned mr mackay also denied he was promised the position of wildlife coordinator if as a member of the societys board of directors he voted in support of vicki mil lers takeover bid ms miller president of the animal activist group arc ii and other arc ii members gained con trol of the toronto humane socie ty early last year but mr mackay maintains that while he may agree with the arc ips mandate he has never been a member of the controver sial group mr mackay served on the toronto humane societys board of directors for four years he has been a ths volunteer for over 20 years the wildlife department operates under a budget of 50000 as wildlife coordinator mr mackay deals primarily with the caring and rehabilitation of orphaned and injured wild anim als until mr mackays selection the position of wildlife co ordinator did not exist wc deliver vc can deliver your flyers for as little as each call advertising at 2942200 or tribution at 2944244 1987 flyers delivered economist suntribune 1736500 metroland distributing 44987900 flyers with weekender saturday carudun tire rascals marwrmo insurance ast toronto 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