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st weekmtfeftj marfcrf 22f99fr pl3 region service board would swamp york king from page 1 mate the municipalities of toronto north york etobi- coke scarborough york and east york into one unified city called toronto once thafs done its expected that the next phase including this area will be on the agen da if a gta service board is established the mayor of whitchurchstouffville would sit across the table from a mayor who represents 100 times as many citizens said king there isnt a mayor from the 905 area who could sit as an equal with the mayor of the new city of toronto what chance would any under ser viced or under populated area have in this context said king education eleventh hour negotiations last stand to avoid strike from page 1 offer proposes several other significant changes that severely restrict the boards ability to improve system effi ciencies theyre trying to make the teachers appear greedy responded women teachers association president joan heeler provincial mediator kevin burkett imposed a news black out which prevents either side from discussing any costs asso ciated with the offer the board has said it wants the new contract to cost 7 mil lion less heeler said burkett shuttled in a thornhill hotel between board and union nego tiators some of whom at one point met face to face longer talks were expected yesterday she added saturday i dont think were going home prin cipals at local schools contin ued to make arrangements with volunteers to care for chil dren on monday but were told to direct reporters calls to the board teachers will not stop parents from crossing picket lines at schools pledged harold vigoda a union field secretary the board has a hotline for parents at 18005460709 towns future subject of meeting tuesday of new local group council to grant 330000 for roads a total of 330000 will be spent on local money on roads includes 135000 for roads this year if whitchurchstouffville edward street between main and second council gives a plan the final nod streets the rest of the money will be spent last week local council included the on part of bethesda road and market road work in the 97 budget expected to be street ratified on tuesday joan ransberry from page 1 mayor wayne emmerson pointed out a thursday evening meeting attracted local residents rep resentatives of the local his torical society two members of whitchurchstouffville council and the former presi dent of the york durham her itage railway association the general consensus is people do not feel informed about whats in store for the future of whitchurchstouf fville from a planning per spective said major major said she expects a full house at a public meet ing on tuesday beginning at 7 pm major will outline the associations concerns emmerson said the welcome mat will be in place for the new group its great theyre taking an interest in their community he said residents are also being asked to join the group by signing a membership form attached to the flyer were getting a positive response so far said major we just feel we have not been listened to by council group concerns include hav ing the towns population dou ble traffic congestion and industrial development sur rounding the town any growth has to be peo plefriendly said major the new group wants a pri ority on walking and not on driving in the downtown area said major the business core is important but proper planning must be in place she added emmerson is encouraging public participation at the meeting we always have said the mayor however the obrien avenue resident disagrees people have attended the secondary plan meetings but we feel frustrated we dont feel that our voice has been heard she said when it comes to planning major is not impressed with the process so far whitchurchstouffville suf fers from bad planning or no planning she said the new groups goal is to preserve and improve the her itage of the town and to ensure that the soontobe struck secondary plan recog nizes and protects the exist ing character of our town and builds on its heritage for future development the flyer states emmerson said town plan ners and the new group seem to have the same objectives this is great we feel the same he said the flyer states that local council has a plan that could double the population of stouffville put residential and industrial development all around the town including 700 acres south of town and add traffic to an already con gested traffic flow propane incident two men including a goodwood resident received first and second degree burns to their faces on thursday morning after a propane torch ignited a gasoline tank on durham 21 they were driven to hos pital by a third man here a witness is interviewed shortly after the incident photosteve somerville towns budget delibera- 4087 trips in 96 worried that p tion whitehurch-stouf- the service which is used funding for such fville council gave the nod by seniors and the physi- will dr up in 98 watch for these 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