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BndMayisoominglwme. VH1. almost to Stmtfl'ville and Markham. where he gtew up and playedhisminorhockey Dwfizyar-ofluaywasnaded to the 'Ibrontp Maple Leafs from theAnaheiledeednesdayfot aconditionalsinh-mmtddmfipick inZOlO. In the veteran for- ward. Brian Burke, Maple Leafs general manager, said they will haveaplayerwhopmithsaphysi- mlpresenmmmesameflmghe brings a winning attitude having May could play 1,000th NHL game with Leafs As part of our Waterand Wastewater Master Plan update study. The Regional Municipality of York will be hosting a third round of Public Consultation Centres (PCCs) to ask members of thepubfic for their input. The upcoming PCCs will give attendees an opportunity to review information received to date, including our problem statements, Ming alternatives and recommended‘servicing solutions. Those interested in providing input and commenting on the master plan updates may attend one of the following sessions: PM I “3‘ .h‘v “H'M nu‘ «Va/«c '34.“? WSW-W Imam As part of the process, York Region will also be consulting with local municipalities. conservation authorities and other stakeholders. Except for personal information, all received comments will be on public record. Should you have any questions or comments regarding the above-mentioned study. or if you wish to be added to our mailing list, please contact: Thursday, January 15. 2009 The Regional Municipality of York Great Hall 17250 Yonge Street. Newmarket Tuesday, January 20, 2009 Town of Richmond Hill South Services Centre 50 High Tech Road, Richmond Hill Wednesday, January 21, 2009 Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville Latcham Hall in the Park 8 Park Drive, Stouffville Wednesday. February 4, 2009 Town of Aurora Council Chamber 1 Municipal Drive, Aurora 3rd Round of Public Consultation Centres Datesalocaflons Information about the master plan update is available at www.york.ca WATER AND WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN UPDATE Paul May, P.Eng.. Director, Infrastructure Planning The Regional Municipality of York Tel: 1-877-464-9675, ext 5029 Fax: 905.895-0191 Email: mMrjuca beenwiththeDldswhenmey “Brad willâ€" provide character, 6:30 pm. to 9 pm. â€" Open House 7:30 pm. - 8:00 pm. - Presentation 8:00 pm. â€" 9:00 pm. - Facilitated Discussion innit-n! Waldheisapmmwin- m,”ukesakl.“Webokbrwud to the veteran leadership that he willgiveourteam.’ ThisseasonwimmeMMay played in 20 games and collected fiveassistswithzspenaltyminutes andaplusâ€"fiverating. ln963careeerflgameswith Bufialo, Vancouver, Phoenix. Colorado and Anaheim. May has recorded 285 points on 126 goals and 159 assists, along with 2,121 penalty minutes o o 5 blue no 09 ° enjoy 6 free singing lessons ° be confident to sing with others ' gain vocal techniques ' small group instruction Monday, Jan. 19, 2009 Uxbridge Music Hall 7: 15pm 905-852-6327 9Q5852â€"7286A K 6‘ Shine in ‘09fi Spam- Pink 3 905-852-6327 905-85(121-‘7I.2g3 3 For More information; call Membership Chairman: Joe Coté 905-640-2294 or Box 971 - Buckingham Manor 0 The Earl of Whitchurch 0 Stouffville Sun Tribune 0 Dr. A. Turner and Staff - Pace Credit Union 0 Strategic Information Technology Ltd. 0 TD. Canada Trust 0 Stouffville United Church Brownies 0 East Ridge Church - Mens Breakfast - Stoulfville High School - Students and Staff 0 Whitchurch Stouffville Chamber of Commerce staff 0 Whitchurch Stouffville - Town Staff, Fire Department, By-Law and Lebovic Centre Staff A special thanks to all those who supported the program with donations of toys, food, financial contributions and who purchased Christmas trees to help assist us in the community work we do. Buckingham Manor The Earl of Whitchurch Stouffville Sun Tribune Dr. A. Turner and Staff Pace Credit Union Strategic Information Technology Ltd. TD. Canada Trust Stouffville United Church Brownies East Ridge Church - Mens Breakfast Stoutfville High School - Students and Staff Whitchurch Stouffville Chamber of Commerce staff Whitchurch Stoufiville - Town Staff, Fire Department, By-Law and 0 Powell Contracting Limited 0 Schell Building Centre - Chas. Richards and Sons 0 Loblaws Limited (No Frills) 0 Stock Transportation 0 Cook Medical 0 Oscar Peterson Public School 0 St. Brigid Catholic School - Scotia Bank 0 Stouffville Creek Retirement Res. 0 Trillis Hair Studio ' Jim Thomas (West end sign board) 0 The Barry Family 0 The Harkness Family 0 The Taylor Family A BIG THANK YOU! Lions Club of Stoufl’ville Clare Palmer, John Relph, Don Richards, Joe Coté and George Reynolds atdlenewFiteStation 51 onWeldon Road,whichiseq)ectedtoopenlate dfisyeaLOneassistant deputy chief positionisalsobeingrequested “'lhi's is an interim position that allows for succession planning and management of the department over thenenyearandahalf.” MLPourvaâ€" hidiwmteinhisreporttocouncil The leisure serfices department alsowantstohirefivenewpeople to stafi and-support the new arena Budget to councillors Promwl. and parks. while the municipality’s information technology department wants one more employee. Building permit activity is anticiâ€" patedtoslowdownthisyear, soinan effort to keep the increased tax rate as low as possible, the planning and building services department wants to dip into the reserve fund “In recognition of the decrease in building permit activity, the draft operating budget for 2009 proposes to draw upon reserves that have been established through surplus revenue with the building division that has been generated over the past two- year period,” Mr. Pourvahidi wrote. Property taxes not only include a municipal portion. but also Region of Yorktaxesandthe EducationTaxRate. The region is currently contemplatâ€" ing an increase of about 2.9 per cent, while the province has indicated the education budget will remain status quo. property tax percentage of increase will be 2.9 per cent (5.9 + 2.9 + 0 divided by three = 2.9 per cent). “It is important to recognize that overall tax increases for the average household may vary from what is presented," Mr. Pourvahidi said. A meeting to consider grant requests will take place at 7 pm. on Feb. 3, while the final budget delib- erations will occur on Feb. 10 at 9 Both meetings take place in coun- cil chambers. Under this scenario, the average