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MARKHAM â€" Funeral services for Frank Hayward, 35, of 85 Laverock Ave., Rich- mond Hill, who was killed in an automobile accident Jan. 19, were held Jan. 21 at 10 am. at St. Mary Immaculate Church, Yonge St. Among those attending were children from John 23rd School in Unionville, where Mr. Hayward was principal. Presiding over the service was Father John Mott, assisted by Fathers Dari McCarthy, Patrick Doran, Kenneth Pearce and Carl Kelly. The accident occurred on 17th Ave. in Markham when Hayward’s east- bound vehicle was in collision with a car driven by Violet Dalton, 48, of Kilpatrick PL, Scarboro. H a y w a r d w a s pronounced dead on arrival at York Central Hospital. Mrs. Halton was first taken to York and then to Toronto General. where her condition at last report was described as “stable”. Hayward is survived by his wife, the former Phyllis Di Franco, and their two children, Steven, 7, and Mark, 13 months. 17,000 new homes before York Region Principal is killed NEWMARKET - Development applicat- ions submitted to York Region council by December of last year, if approved, would bring an approximate population of 66,154 people to the region. WWWâ€"W V * SHOP w swam- ~ ~ FACIAL TISSUE KLEEIgg ' AVAILABLE ONLY'A'T" ALLENCOURT. \Bayyiew & Markham Rd., Richmond Hill WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP‘i?Z49¢j 74; PEANUT BUTTER IGA 24 DZ. JAR Winter Carnival Dances! TEA s10°° PER COUPLE - CALL, IGA ORANGE PEKOE SAT., FEB. 5th, 1977 AT 8:30 P.M. RICHMOND HILL GOLF CLUB s150° PER COUPLE - MUSIC BY PETER RANDALL "COLD BUFFET” 2% MILK FRESH, PARTLY SKIMMED CARNIVAL OUEEN DINNER & DANCE" THURS, FEB. 3rd, 1977 AT 7 P.M. RICHMOND HILL LEGION, OHIO RD. SLEIGH RIDE AND DANCE CALL, GAIL SKINNER 884-5694 Traffic group no t impressed THORNHILL â€" If one technical committee working on the Thornhill- Vaughan plan had their way they would scrap the whole thing and start over, a Markham planner says. The committee of ex- perts from York Region, Markham, Metropolitan Toronto, North York, the Toronto Transit Com- mission and the Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority are concerned with traffic generated by the plan to build a new city of 73,000 people within Vaughan‘s boundaries. Markham’s represenâ€" tative Pat Murphy reported to the town planning committee last week that original studies on Thornhill-Vaughan did not take into account traffic from outside the area‘ Rapid transit Several of the tran- sportation planners want Figures were released last week in a report by the region’s chief ad- ministrative officer, Jack Rettie. The report claims that if all applications before council were approved, these would result in a total of 17,409 residential units and 898 acres of industrial land. The greatest number of applications are within the town of Vaughan, 3OT JOHN COOK POLY BAG 60 BAGS BOX OF 200 This is being opposed by Vaughan which wants it in their Bathurst- Dufferin area, close to the centre of population in the new city. Its outer boundaries are roughly Yonge, Steeles, Dufferin and proposed Highway 407. a rapid transit system on Yonge Street. ‘ Mayor Tony Roman said this might be stopped by making it a one-way street west. Councillor Stan Daurio was concerned that if Clark Avenue was ex- tended to become the main exit from the new city it would become a through route to Bayview. Murphy felt that widening Yonge Street to seven lanes below Clark would relieve the urge of many drivers to go straightthrough on Clark. 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