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|ED PUNKRIS Sales Representative BIG ON THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ELEKC * _ CCNA Beffer Newspapers Competition 1993 A Metroland Community Newspaper F Vol. 32 No. 141 \Cenadat Best Conmuntiy : SERVICE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1994 o s 32 Pages 75 Cents (GST OMB judge throws out Genstar appeal By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff he first in a series of proâ€" _ _ _posed highrises on Old Mill Road is back on track after an Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) judge threw out a Trafalgar Road resident‘s appeal against the plan. On Friday morning Judge Ermnie Aquinas Senior Girls Basketball y\ squad enjoys underdoog > status CLASSIFTED.....cssssss220...... 27â€"31 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS The Bay, Food City, Canadian Tire, A P, Biway, M M Meats,Home Depot, Valdi Foods, No Frills, Ultra Downey, Sears Partial Delivery: IGA, Loeb, Keen‘s Guardian Drugs, Government Guaranteed Strip Coupons Maturing in 2004 *Rates Subject to Change MARK SLIPP 416â€"359â€"4633 Canadian Publications Mail Product Agreement #435â€"201 CANADIAN TiRE Crossland dismissed the appeal filed just last week by Robert Livesey. Given the years of negotiâ€" ation and compromise between the Genstar Development Company and the Trafalgar Chartwell Residents Association (TCRA), Crossland had no patience for this lastâ€"minute fly in the ointment. "As far as I‘m concerned we can‘t spoonâ€"feed the ratepayers any longer," said Crossland, adding that it was incumbent: upon Livesey to show up at Friday‘s hearing or at least send a represenâ€" tative. A teacher at Sheridan College, Livesey said he had classes Friday and did not have enough time to prepare a submission. "I don‘t know if Mr. Livesey understands the burden of responâ€" sibility that is on him," said Genstar council Robert Warren. Town solicitor Doug Gates â€" who agreed with Warren that Livesey doesn‘t comprehend the obligations inherent in his appealâ€" said he supports the Board‘s deciâ€" sion. "Dismissing the appeal is the completely appropriate thing to do," he said. Genstar spokesman Colin McGregor said the evidence before Crossland â€" particularly that regarding the consensus reached between the two parties â€" was "compelling." "The OMB‘s position ... is the only logical conclusion and at this point there are no further appeals," said McGregor, explaining that (See ‘Resident‘ page 12) Oalmlle United Way staff, loaned reps, board members and volunteers had 1,890,985 reasons to celebrate Thursday’s Campalgn _ Touch Down when it was announced the agency had exceeded this year‘s fundraising goal. Oakville United Way goes 0 (Photo by Riziero Vertoll)) _ _ For the first time in three years, the | Oakville United Way has not only met its goal, but has gone over the top with . $1,890,985 in donations and pledges. "That represents a 9.75% increase over last year, or $167,985 new dollars," said campaign chair Gordon Stewart at Thursday | night‘s Campaign Touch Down at the Oakville United Way. _ Last year, $1.723 mllhon was collected to More .Hiolidays for a Iot less _help 34 local social service agencies with . ongoing and special projects funding. "I had suggested a $1.9 million goal for this year," said United Way president Ed _ ‘t s ) contrzbuuon yet we‘ll keep calhn Crighton, "and our campaign planning peoâ€" ple decided $1.887 would be a realistic . goal," a 9.5% increase over last year. "We‘ve gone $3,985 over goal," Cnghton sald "And, I think that‘s just fabulous." Executwe d:rector Mack Goald expiamed Bm 12 price Tool Storage!Heavyâ€"duty 16: flatâ€"top toolbox resists rust and dents, includes removable tray. Recessed latches. Padlock eye. 58â€"0863â€"0 Gould said a lastâ€"minute letter of appeal"- | sent to aII of the Chief Executive Officers at local He attributed much of the Umted Way s | - (See ‘United‘ page 2) ' ‘ OAKTOWN SHOPPING PLAZA 550 Kerr Street Open Sunday oo UPPER DAKVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE Uppn Middle at 8th Ling Open Sunday 5B :6 849â€"TIRE