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i s3 p 2 tribune january 15 1997 st stouffville may share a trustee board chairman from page 1 asked or less and how it will be divided among boards snobelen he said couldnt provide such details the news today is neither welcome nor unwelcome crothers concluded york region boards will escape any merger under snobelens plan but both will lose trustees and trustees remaining would earn much less the public board which has 19 trustees would be left with between five and 12 the separate currently with 18 would have only five to nine the exact numbers arent yet known what little authority theyve got now is going to become even less crothers said trustee salaries which vary wildly across the province would be capped at 5000 in york region public trustees earn 19000 a year their catholic counterparts get 12000 crothers also said its likely stouffville will have to share its next trustee with a larger neighbor the separate boards entire frenchlanguage section which now has three cfcircfi e recigion 9guces wideman mennonite church 10530 hwy 48 north of major mackenzie phone 6406219 pastor lawrence burkholder 2940649 sunday jan 19 1997 945 am sunday school 1100 am- morning service speaker tim reimer 700 pm evening service prayer and praise world issues everyone welcome 254suomx bm the anglican parish of christ church 254 sunset blvd stouffville the rev robert a shields 6401461 sunday january 19 1997 second sunday after epiphany 800 am holy communion 1000 am choral eucharist with church school nursery provided everyone welcome st marks catholic church 345 glad park ave stouffville 6406665 mass schedule saturday 500 pm sunday 900 am and 1100 weekdays mon wed fri 730 pm vivian baptist church 4733543 on hwy 48 at vivian rd pastor robert okum holding forth the doctrines of grace 945 am- sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service everyone is welcome stouffville united church 34 church st n 6401163 rev robert nightingale sunday jan 19 1997 1030 am morning worship rev robert nightingale sunday school from baby fold to the grade 8 level everyone welcome i agc bloomington gospel church 13660 ninth line south of bloomington rd sunday jan 19 1997 945 am sunday school 1100 am worship service speaker rev david knight 630 pm evening service everyone welcome parkview village 12184 ninth line south stouffville sunday jan 19th 1997 700 pm- rev robert nightingale stouffville united church stouffville baptist church a fellowship church 6273 main street pastor rev gordon bickle sunday jan 19 1997 bible class for all ages 10 am 1100 am worship service message do we love our bibles music d b wright wednesday 730 pm prayer bible study children may not inherit their parents talents but they will absorb their values join us for worship a bl 52 springvale mb v baptist church stouffville rd at kennedy rd 8875651 senior pastor associate pastor associate pastor youth pastor visitation pastor bob flemming byron stewart bill thornton brian simcoe bill smith sunday jan 19th 1997 945 am family bible school 1 1 00 am morning service pastor bob flemming 600 pm sunday night alive growth groups wed jan 15th 700 pm kids club program adult prayer and bible study to advertise your church call 6402100 trustees would be split off as part of a greater toronto frenchlanguage board in addition new conflictofinterest rules will keep several trustees six in the separate board from running for a new term because they are board employees or spouses of employees said a separate board spokesman snobelen promised or restated several other moves the province will make on education including a standard curriculum for all boards legal entrenchment and an expanded role for school councils and annual reports to demys tify education funding ontarios new educa tion system he said would be known for high standards and accountability crothers said boards may no longer decide the total amount they can spend but will still make decisions on how to spend it the ontario public school boards associa tion said it is investigating whether the plan to remove its taxing authority is constitutional once queens park has absolute control over education funding it will chop student programs and services as it cuts total provin cial spending said lynn peterson its presi dent munro out of harris office durham- york mpp julia munro has a new job munro is taking over the vice chairmanship of the standing committee on general govern ment and giving up her job as par liamentary assistant to premier mike harris the parliamentary assistants position concluded with the com pletion of the volunteer initiative program which munro headed up for more than a year in the role as leading the volun teer program munro recognized volunteers for the efforts to devel op the qualities of community life we value in this province as well as identifying barriers which hinder the work of volunteers in her new role munro will examine legislation coming from such government ministries as management board municipal affairs and housing finance native affairs and intergovern mental affairs as well as the pre- ballanf rae district lions club the ballantrae lions extend warm wishes to all residents for a healthy and prosperous 1997 congratulations to paul lippett of hwy 48 of ballantrae for winning our 2nd annual christmas light contest with an outstanding display this is the second consecutive year that the lippett family have received this award to all other competitors thank you for your enthusiastic response lastly a special thank you to helga of markham first choice limousine and elvis for making the stouffville santa claus parade a prize winner for the ballantrae lions see you all next year the print we have been waiting for has arrived trisha romance presents candlelight stroll 350 cdn 1712 x 26 image book your print before its sold out james lumbers nursing available robert bateman edge of night timber wolves hours monthurs 10 am 600 pm 10 am 730 pm mon thurs fri golden eagle art galleries inc 18 ringwood drive stouffville 905 6422279 s miers office and cabinet munro said in addition to my new duties i look forward to spending even more time dealing with the the concerns of my durham- york constituents restaurant denies lawsuit allegations from page 1 on to become an internationally known businessman and horseman with farms in both canada and the united states at the time of his death the ages of sikuras five children ranged from three to 38 years following a oneyear investigation which wrapped up in november 1995 the office of the chief coroner of ontario concluded that sikura died as a result of an accidental fire in his car and that an inquest would not needed the sikura family agreed glen sikura told the tri bune in an interview last year that he always believed his fathers death was accidental soon after the ruling the sikura family filed a 120million law suit against the giant automaker claiming manufacturing problems with the cadillac seville contributed to the death the law suit against gm was filed in kentucky where the sikuras have a large horse farm by a law firm based in baltimore maryland this suit alleges that a fire started in the engine compartment of the car trapping sikura it states that sikura braced himself against the passenger side and attempted to kick out the drivers window having struggled to escape overcome by the toxic fumes and fire sikura collapsed on the front seat and died the countersuit filed by gm however claims siku ras blood alcohol level was highly elevated and was well above the legal driving limit this suit alleges that the cause of sikuras death was the impairment of his ability to exit the vehicle for which the octagon restaurant its agents ser vants or employees are responsible the latest claim further alleges that sikura was served with sufficient alcohol such that they knew or ought to have known his ability to operate a motor vehicle or take care of his own safety was impaired the claim then alleges that the octagon allowed sikura to leave in an intoxicated condition when they knew or ought to have known that there was a risk and that he would harm himself or others stathakis has owned the octagon for 24 years the owner said he takes appropriate responsibility when his customers drink alcohol i arrange transportation ive taken them home he said gm filed the suit in accordance with the ontario liquor licence act clarification in last wednesdays tribune a photograph caption may have led people to the wrong idea the bridon motors donation to the hospital was their monthly donation in total the car dealer has given more than 2700 over the course of the year the cheque passed was for the month of december we regret any confu sion 10 am 500 pm stpuffyulerd