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WA Waters Edge 18 BL IY WH | Wa Nil )-1888 or 1-8 jareathlueheroncasing RC RON Gy We Hr rag HRA STN eR Lu for Ministry El hon PE LG mans pd bin BY a wg RRR, TE ~ inquiry into jg meeting ~The Star A Durham District School Board trustee' is + asking for an inquiry by the Ministry of Education into the ongoing conflicts and ~ charges of wrong-doing by fellow trustees in relation to an unpublicized board meeting ~ held on May 14. 'Whitby trustee (and former board chair) | Doug Ross told The Star after Monday night's standing committee meeting he will ask for an appointment with Education Minister and | Durham area MPP Janet Ecker. "We are talking about procedure wrangling © around a meeting that happened that should :- not have happened," he said. a a 3 Mr. Ross said the May. 14 meeting at J without board staff 4 or-public * notification has been at the root of on-going 4 problems between trustees. "The public has asked about this and it needs to be aired as it seems that none of the trustees at that meeting feel anything wrong was done," Mr. Ross said. Four of the trustees present at the meeting - have gone on record as saying they did noth- ing incorrectly. Sources close to the board say that before last Monday night's standing committee meeting some trustees tried to bring forth a motion that would have overturned letters of censure given to them by board chair Liz Roy as a result of the secret meeting. Mrs. Roy declined to comment on whether letters of censure had been sent to trustees Martin Demmers (Scugog), Paul Crawford (Pickering), Susan Shetler (Oshawa), Cynthia Stefan (Oshawa), Marilyn Crawford (Ajax) or Melinda Crawford (Ajax). Cynthia Stefan told The Star that "if such a letter were received, or has been received, | would certainly appeal that letter, yes." Ms Stefan also said she would welcome an "inquiry by the education ministry. Please turn to Page 4 CHRIS HALL / THE STAR SAWING LOGS: Threatening weather didn't stop large crowds from attending the Brooklin Spring Fair last weekend when the 90th annual festival was held at the local fairgrounds. There was plenty to choose from at the fair, including mid- way rides, games, agricultural displays and the always popular demolition derby. Visitors were also treated to a number of fun competitions, including the log-sawing contest. Here, Chuck Treacy, of Mitchell Bros. Castle Bi 3) Supplies in Brooklin, who sponsored the event, prepares for the comp Sunday. OR ] | CRE wi nl FTE --- SE be RR Nog SU TRUCK LETTERING OUTDOOR SIGNS BANNERS WINDOW TINTING AND MORE! EE ESHER RN