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Because of tl Markham Transit and the problem: overlapping sen Bayview Avenu Madden said GC like to get sta information. 51 where riders boa where they get off One of the problems with a survey of this type. said the GO represen- A survey to find out commuters‘ preferences for the GO rail service out of Richmond Hill has been postponed. ‘Spokesman for G0 Transit. Ernie Madden, said officials have decided to do a joint survey of the whole corridor through the Richmond Hill and Thornhill area, com- bining bus riders with rail riders. GO Train survey to be postponed Arriving February 10 at 5.57 a.m. Allison Beth Leyton-Brown is a big hit with her mother Anne. Allison is a sister for Kevin. 3, who is waiting at his Kitsilano Crescent home in Richmond Hill. with dad, David. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) It was almost, but not quite a tie bet- ween the number of baby girls and boys born last week at York Central Hospital. The girls won out by a majority of two. Monday, February 5 Douglas and Linda Cook, Richmond Hill, a son at 10:27 am. Tuesday, February 6 Stuart and Margaret Taylor, Willowdale, a son at 2:02 pm. George and Laura Griffin, Richmond Hill, a son at 9:27 am. Jim and Christine Bellamy, Richmond Hill, a daughter at 4:10 pm. Wednesday, February 7 David and Fern Main, Thornhill, a daughter at 10:29 pm. Robert and Janet Hick, Downsview, a daughter at 10:20 pm. . Ron and Denise Ricketts, Oshawa, a daughter at 12:06 pm. ' Thursday, February 8 Timothy and Marina Biggs, Keswick, a daughter at 7.43 am. James and Shirley Lapish, Richmond Hill, a daughter at 11:28 pm. Friday, February 9 Daniel and Alison MacKenzie-Pigeon, Don Mills, a da_ughte_r at_1:§3 .p.r_ri. Serturday, Februafy 10 David and Anne Leyton-Brown, Rich- mond Hill, a daughter at 5.57 am. Douglas and Patricia Sauve, Aurora, 3 son at 8.19 am. Gordon and Audrey Deremo, Keswick, a son at 7535 pm. Sunday. February 11 Arno and Ursula Janes, King City, a son at 3:12 pm. Look who ’3 arrived At the moment the three trains carry a total of approximately 1,000 riders each way which the transit authority does not conSIder “a heavy ser- vice" and say it would not be “financially feasible" to put on a fourth train. The survey will be postponed for about two months according to Mr. Madden. “to let the Markham service settle down“. tative. is to find out the preferences of those who do not use the service. He said GO would look at arrival and departure times comparing them with business starting at an times with times “For ex stockbroker Street might the service, t early,“ said I the service, but we‘re too early,“ said Mr. Madden. Mt'Madden said there was no hope of increasing the rail service in or out of the Hill. This naughty mynah bird may need its beak washed out with soap if it doesn’t clean up its language act. And owner Colin Kerr may have to get in line. too. Entertaining students at Colin Kerr and his two talking mynah birds caused quite a stir last weekâ€" not because they can talk. but rather what they said. Mr. Kerr tobk his birds to Langstaff Public School to initiate a fund raising program for the Ontario Humane Society. Naughty mynah birds upset this teacherw Bow/athon is set for Saturday He planned to entertain the students with an act and then teach them how to do his famous “Mynah Bird Hop". Sales of a record teaching the dance were to have been sold with all proceeds going to the Ontario Humane Society. Eric Garland. head teacher at Langstaff. opposed the sale of the record as well as Mr. Kerr‘s presentation because of the use of the phrase “Oh‘ Christ“, by the bird as well as the owner. The teacher said he appreciated the fact that perhaps the birds could not be controlled‘ but said he felt the man played on the phrase too much “in a “_I felt it was not ap- propriate to use the phrase with primary school children said Mr. Garland. Big Brothers of York will hold their Third Annual Bowlathon called “Bowl for a Boy", February 17 at the Newmarket Bowlarama, 81 Davis Drive. Celebrities, politicians and sports personalities such as Whipper Watson, Sinc Stevens, Bill Hodgson, Dave Devall, Jim Elder and George Timpson will join Big Brothers Honorary Chairman Ron Ellis of the Toronto Maple Leafs to bowl one game in this organization‘s main fund raising event. But all that is incidental beside the Liberal’s powerhouse bowling squad who plan to invade the lanes. Pledge forms are available at all local bowling alleys or by calling Big Brothers in Aurora at 727-12519 sacrilegious and blasphemous way". Mr. Garland said he had called the Ontario Humane Society to ex- press his concern that a record with this phrase would be unsatisfactory in the hands of children and that Langstaff Public School had in fact with-' drawn the record for sale. LA GDNDDLA BANQUET HALL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th LIVE BAND ' PLAN TO ATTEND THE VALENTINE DINNER & DANCE The Public Hearing will be held by the Planning Committee of the Council of the Town of Markham to consider an Official Plan Amendment for part of Lots 8 and 9, Concession 2 and a Secondary Plan for the Thornlea Planning District. The subject lands of the proposed Official Plan Amendment and of the Secondary Plan are as shown on the map below. At the time of preparation of the Official Plan, the subject lands of the proposed Official Plan Amendment were within the Parkway Belt Planning Area as established by The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, and were subject to the provisions of the Minister's Order. Ontario Regulation 475/73 as amended. That nart of the Official Plan which designated the subiect lands as Parkway Belt West Planning Area was approved by the Minister of Housing on July 7, 1978. On July 26, 1978, the final Parkway Belt West Plan was approved by the Ontario Government. The subject lands of the proposed Official Plan Amendment do not form part of the Parkway Belt West as finally approved, and are therefore proposed to be redesignated from Parkway Belt West Planning Area to an appropriate land use category. The pupose of the Official Plan Amendment is to redesignate the subject lands from PARKWAY BELT WEST PLANNING AREA to URBAN RESIDENTIAL and OPEN SPACE, to extend the boundary of the Thornlea Planning District (Planning District No. 9) northerly to encompass the designated area of the Amendment and to provide appropriate policies for the development of the lands. The Secondary Plan has been prepared in accordance with the provisions of Section 8.2 of the Official Plan. The purpose of this Secondary Plan is to establish a detailed_land use plan with a basic framework of internal roads, and to establish more detailed polrcres for the development of the area. - You are invited to attend the Hearing and to state your support of or objection to the proposed Official Plan amendment and Secondarv Plan. Shnuld vnu be uname to attend, written submissions will be received up to the time of the Hearing; The proposed Official Plan Amendment, Secondary Plan and the Official Plan and exisiting land use maps may be examined at the office of the Planning Department. DATED February 6, 1979 T.Gove, Chairman, TM. Januszewski, Planning Committee RESERVE NOW COCKTAILS 6:30 P.M. DINNER 8:00 P.M. $12.50 PER PERSON \sg km LA GONDOLA 4 COURSE MEAL 227 BOWES RD. KEELE & HIGHWAY 7 l2 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1979. b ,3 8:00 PM. .49 THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE BAYVIEW AVENUE AND JOHN STREET 669-2436 PUBLIC HEARING Langstaff Public School, Colin, left, and the bird were criticized for overusing the phrase “0h, Christ”. BOUNDARY OF AREA COVERED BY PROPOSED SECONPAIBY PLAN. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) JI uooi T.M. Januszewski, Planning Director JL GRAND VIN-IMPORTED FROM FRANCE SET OF 8 â€" 12% OZ. 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