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l mum Natty- RUMORS or mm stir... Political surprises unlikely AURORA York Mt o! Durlct ll North provincial ol the (817. adnltted he was Com!) gtion (a to appear m. iintario labor ,, . Bard Subpu lll we to H hll l M "is three vice. , two trill QWIDqu. ulll appear the labor M . e e n l 0 d I y . i and Friday as ll "10 M s decision In . m ft) Clm- Ill! . r) schools lor two was l l Seplt the r, tht leTh of t :l Ontario .dari School , lederation . refused to m to rule Il lll mg VIII "9 m t iinlrld. hoard added mg 'l lf M m not safe lor the ,. and voted to kn titt d Ieit f . hector Iasaey King Township. Hall from ... and John from Markham- - llllll voted thi- board's in close the poenas were toDi Massey and Mr Stephens is m buldldlyt and gum one " -- as were also to the principals 0! l. schools Al Heights Secondary lf . New-market. ipsi Edward had been away - the work to- r in September the subponeas .iturd to the 3 three Vice- instead teachers argue board had no t in close the tr this action. castratt dispute thr board and Still cool (in 5 the board fator of ratifytr titr agreement - between their n- team and the - negotiating the two sides tilted back to w m 24 II P t i r . 'ho- feathers ! will mm. - 57 My 25X not to me agreement all momentary In dispute to .0 IlMK arttitration date set tor Nov l9 'l Hulson. on mentary Board of w by the vote bin have beet" nevertheless mm the taadiers , Progressive Conservatives and Liberals appear to "The repctionolthts tentative agreement indicates that York secondary Veteran live renominati average wage- increases in olOntarioresidentsof'H per cent." said Mr Bulsan Georgina trtntee Bill laud noted that only approumatelysopucent ol the more than Ln the PC rldinf associatitm s 'armual meeting tonight gone all to hell and I My think they need to look at their Wip became it's taking them ckiwn to ruin " Hefotmdtheteachers decision not to ratify a slap in the face to everyone" 4 I think tier-e are a lot of rellly good teachers." he added "I think. unfortunately. t h e y r e b e i It g manipulated. They're allow themaelvato Wellar said he will never again vote on a contract when it is not first ratified the same night by the teachers TORONTO - The late of Georgina "It s a lot of Tm'l " W'l'lllad foolishness twice." he " 0' .m. which stated "Especially this M provide In I! negotiated and WWHVY 0 . they've 3 mm m M u'm mm manna,me themonthsend. still going to go to York Kevan arbitration." a a I . He felt the Circuit I H F 0' t madethatannotaicemait '0 can. in an htcview Friday. "e" 3 " along with the mmmatt ""3"" ' '7 m u 9' that conditions seem an man '0 lavorabla" the ye." thcision by Dr. Harry Tl !l':. ' Parrott. Ontario s "rnmen ' 'c ' mytronment minider. teachers turned down Md hlVC IVCI M l m .ma" came following last six per cent increase in the tint year along with my. meeting hetweai the environment coualization of the grid "0" 'moum'd 0 minister. ministry of transportation and approximately 9 per cent communications ithCi The) wodd hIVQ Ill) miner. Jma WW, received a six per can! ",4 regional engineers me ? I" " 9 Md and representatives from Y"? WM I 00 0' V'W York. Durham and allowance (( Cull? Stmcoe coming in when the COLA exceeded seven per cent The COLA was to be a lump sun calculated on next year's consumer price index The meeting was called earlier this fall by t h e r e g i o n a l mimicipalities. following a redection at an NTC environmental assess- ment at the road by the environment ministry Although both are . ct goes pacifinder ll'soffto ment Act. the environment ministry My w that the ITC study 'was assessment programs M Ind lH on the m or a wodd h M Ila reported by the own m dthe M Education Relations M"- Commission for tile-7!. W. I i "y the report nid- "i9 Wm thelTCIand Onlano "6 89 9 ""1 in environmental teacher ratio it! . , amt explained elementary schools was r row." he 10.3.1he York Cotmty commented on the average was $.97. mm mwua It indicated that to position. He also stated - thatthem kigwas well staff schools tn York by PF. m rqional tativa thea ected provincial electiai at nomination when a nomination mectiq is ' called. r W l. givingit It ll candor. hut that s . .. He said. been about it. I've approached and several operation between the two ministries. Ir Dales said. and called for the I'm confident ow economy won't be limited or our tot-"ism hampered very long now. Ibey're coming along te fast now. the eorgina Township mayor stated. He termed the meeting a wran le between two el er statesmen oil a "I think it very well ..11'iere seemed to be agreement in the room about the need for the road and its feasibility " Mr Dales said the decision on the Hwy. D utension has been 1) years in the makim. and blamed the delay on bureaucratic red tape and badly-timed imple- mentation 0! new environmental impact requirements wider the Ennronmental Assess- ment Act The meeting was attended by Bill Hodgson, York North MPP.BillNewman. York Dtrham MPP. George Taylor. Simcoe Caitre PP. Bill Mvetrees. Dtrhamcommiasionerof engineering. Gary llarrema. mayor of W. . grants go to Aurora TORONTO The ministry of ct ture and recreationannotmcedlast week culture and recreation grants totalling 254,105 for York Region A total of t! projects will benefit from the Wintario funding. announced culture and recreation minister Ruben Baets last week. The ministry has allotted 815.6 million to more than 3.650 groups and propcts in Ontario. during ms. ln Aurora. the grant 0! 3191.57t will go towara the cost of this year s library expansion. while moon is being med to pay for the preparation of a recreational master plan of town activate and recreational facilities received app-oval for a grant of $1.7 to h purchase a trail groomer ('1 ill RH "mm A report in week '5 Era which indicated that Antoni Kluczyski ol Gorham St alters-Iyearsaervicewaa in error Ilr ltlucsyti had worked for JIM wagon people have asked me about it. and I've talked to some people about at the thinkti' about it stage. you mutt say " At the York North tsheral Association nomination meetiq Nov 15 atAuorallidi School. Jim Nikon of Newmarket. who was defeated by Hr Home in the lm election.isexpected to he acclaimed for the norntnation expected .within month Ushrttke and Durham chairman of the engineering and public works committee. and senior staff from the m l n l s t r i e s o l transportation and communications and the environment. against Ir Hodgson and lost before entering mimicipal politics some time As long as the people here in Aurora want me I'll eight years is the ideal (to York representatives included chairman Forhan, commissioner 0! engineering Bob W and regional comcillors Joe Dales. George Timpson. lichael McDonald and Gordon Rowe -- k, Dsiittirs israpy Cliilc 34 an 8!. llswsiarkst assist: a sis-n 0.1'. GEORGE "WM stay I was M w c o n s id e r t h e nomination. but I declined." the Aurora mayor said last week llewenton. "As to my political future, let s put it this way I in municipal One or two years is too diort. iota years is okay and 'm an years. I think. you ve really had a good chance If you're "indoml thisiyou'vereallyhad estra little Maegan." lf Ir Forhaa. hob Porhasi. were to do something elae. l m'lit attuipt to try the regional chairman's pod I'm certainly not going to run against Bob For-hast l think Bob's doingagreatiob.aadl w Bob say musty "batman intothiaaortofcrystal hall gating. and that s what we'redou here. thereare put so many variables Really. I m nu site " Jim Wilson is a pharmaceutical salesman Newmarket artist 3.... u m d g. shows and with the recent m m g m Willowdale Group at watercolor at the limit. Artists. the Ontartd Galleryonlaialhce lu-itllrdPasIunthr m M '1 East Central Diane M ' V and the "Mm ( entral Ontario Art oi Newmarkamswdl as "In" seeassfrom W. "n" Haliburten Special Christmas Offer ENROLL NOW BEFORE CHRISTMAS ON OUR 6 MONTH OR 1 YEAR MEMBERSHIP AND RECEIVE 1 MONTH FREE MEMBERSHIP (stir CERTIFICATE N) am A LA "/ Thiswoudbe