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thursday mar 61969 the tribune page 13 secondary school teachers reach tentative salary agreement york cty at a february marathon meet ing of the york county board of education it has been announced that the board and secondary school teachers had reach ed tentative agreement on salary schedules the new schedule yet to be ratified by teachers at large puts york coun ty teachers in all cases at par with metro salary scales and in many in stances slightly o u t in front beginning teachers in category 1 will start at 6800 in both metro and york maximum for a teacher in this category is 11300 in metro and 11200 in york and will be reached in 13 years instead of 16 previously category 2 teachers will start at 7200 in york county compared to 7- 100 in metro and will rise to a maximum of 12000 in 14 years instead of 18 metros maximum for this category is 11900 similarly in category 3 york countys mini mum and maximum tods metros scale by 100 starting at s8000 and ris ing to 13500 in is years instead of in 20 years as formerly for teachers in cate gory 4 york countys minimum has been set at s8600 bettering metro by 200 maximum for this category in the county is 14400 topping metro bv 300 maximum here will be reached after 16 years instead of the former 22 years of service the new salary sched ule represents an increase for secondary school tea chers of approximately seven and onehalf per cent negotiations with ele mentary school teachers viceprincipals and prin cipals are continuing re ported trustee ross jol- liffe chairman of the boards salary negotia tions committee on the basis of last years salary schedules plus normal increments total bill for teachers sal aries this year will reach the 17 million mark to this will be added in creases under the new salary schedule master teachers to be engaged york cty mem bers of york county bd of educ accepted a staff recommendation at the feb 24 board meeting that 14 master teachers 27 associate master tea chers and 12 teaching consultants be engaged for service in york coun- fire destroys uxbridge store billows of black smoke pour out of moores hardware store main street uxbridge in a blaze tuesday that caused an estimated 75000 damage bri gades from stouffville port perry and uxbridge were on the scene over three hours staff photo ty schools next fall master teachers and associate master teach ers will teach some part of the time to provide op portunities for teachers dont miss this edition its alu hew for you mr farmer watch for this special farm section with pages of news on products equipment and services available in this district date to appear with the tribune thursday march 13th mr farm supplier make sure your message to mr farmer ap pears in this special farm feature section to appear with the tribune edition of thursday march 13th deadline for advertisements frio a y march 7th for assistance and information call 6402100 ask for mr edey or mr vernon wht hbune stouffville 6402100 horse team most popular pickering twp even in todays mechanical age theres still a place for the horse team and sleigh william sakeris owner and operator of swiss cha let park near greenwood told a meeting of picker ing township planning board that private parties show a wide preference for his pair of black perch- erons over snowmobiles on receipt of a com plaint from adjacent pro perty owners harry and thomas newman concern ing a requested zone change mr sakeris said that night snowmobiling would be curtailed in ad dition snowmobile opera tions will be discontinued entirely in an area 650 feet long and 1300 feet wide where the park bord ers the newman land the application to am end the zoning of the whole park from agricul tural to open space has been withdrawn by the owner he requested that a partial area zoning be amended as a specific site to allow the leasing sell ing and repairing of rec reation vehicles planning auction sale fabm implements 550 oliver tractor s pth near new s furrow oliver plow 3 pth lhc mower s pth mcdeerine baler full line farm implements and furniture wed march 12 at lot 85 conc 5 mabkham township the property of dennis white implements 550 oliver tractor 3 pth near new oliver 3fur plow 3 pth ihc mower 3 pth mcdeering hay baler oliver tractor manure spreader mh drill 13 hoe with fer tilizer attachment side delivery rake ihc stiff tooth cultivator ihc spring tooth cultivator i h c 2 heavy duty tractor trail ers small trailer board has approved the specific amendment workman electrocuted severed power line with wire cutters to observe lessons their main concerns will be in- service teacher training both individual and group and improvement in class room organization teaching consultants will fill a somewhat simi lar role and will assist teachers to improve their methods and standards through observation and discussion of lessons taught by the teacher con sultant the consultants as well as teaching as required by the superintendent will also organize pro grams in particular areas and assist principals in budget preparation and ordering equipment and supplies both master teachers and teacher consultants will also stimulate curric- u i u m development by working closely with reg ular classroom teachers the board approved the hiring of 749 secondary school teachers for next year approximately 50 more than at present figures for elementary school teachers required for next year have not yet been arrived at there are at present 1128 elemen tary school teachers in the county parent conference york cty in an attempt to help make board members and the york county education system generally less an onymous to the public it is planned to hold a series of public parent confer ences or seminars the communications committee reported at the february 24 meeting of the york county board of education that the first of these conferences would be held early in may general theme is to be what does york county expect from its schools experience gained at the first meeting will be used to plan future meet ings next fall or winter it is hoped that such con ferences will provide feedback to board mem bers from the community and help in the formula tion of board policy uxbridge a cor oners jury has ruled that the- jan 24 death of ru dolph roberts 38 of ux bridge an electrician at lasco steel was caused by circumstances appar ently due to accidental electrocution the jury decided that mr roberts had not been negligent but rather un familiar with the peculi arities of the electrical circuit he cut into with wire cutters in addition to incorpor ating technical safety rec ommendations from a safety engineer with the ontario dept of labor the jury suggested that mats made of insulating material be placed in front of electrical panels lloyd graham the safe ty engineer estimated that 3500 volts passed through mr roberts when he cut a wire to re move a meter mr graham said that 110 volts have been known to kill people crown attorney bruce affleck who conducted the inquest suggested that as a layman he found mr roberts actions not those of a reasonably prudent man mr graham of the dept of labor said he found it very strange that mr roberts would not deenergize the sys tem perhaps he didnt realize the voltage with which he was dealing he commented adding i that the meters were just mounted in an instrument cabinet he said the lighc wiring he cut into with nippers might have mis led him mr graham after a vis it to the scene of the elec trocution issued a set of directives to lasco steel they include the require ment that employees be properly instructed when required to work on elec trical control equipment the company must in form employees of the hazards of working on ex tremely high voltage cir cuits the company is al so required to ensure that no worker remove re place or install electrical equipment without either locking the circuit or using proper hot line tools control cabinets must be locked in future household budget books and expense books at tribune office supplies ph 6402100 stouffville f farm wagon on rubber horse rake hay loader otaco double disc 1way disc mh set chain harrows double section 4section diamond harrows hammer mul john deere hammer mill belt hay elevator case about 24 ft grain auger about 25 ft galvanized water trough near new delaval separator quantitv of fertilizer 21210 quantity of lumber 2x4s set of sloop sleighs quantity of scrap iron iron fireman furnace oil pig shelter 2 buildings on skids many other articles furniture quaker space heater pipes extension table 6 chairs small stand antique pine table acme kitchen stove settee arm chair rock ing chair kitchen glass cupboard pine kitchen cabinet sewing machine new will- lams monarch coal wood heater oval box stove antique with flues quantity of fruit jars large couch several other articles 392 no reserve farm sold terms cash sale at 1 so pm alvin a farmer auctioneer phone 887as1l 24 hour approvals 2nd 3rd mtgii ontario wide loans low cost up to 20 yrs you can call to 10 pm today for helpful court eous service prompt in vestment corp ltd 62 richmond st w toronto 3669586 evgs 2394913 icljebjp bert fat itlaii uomito appointment bruce taylor of j j lambert real estate ltd is pleased to announce the appointment of mr eugene maxwell as local representative in cedar valley if you have a farm home lot or acreage that you wish to sell call mr maxwell at 4732726 cedar valley we advertise in toronto as well as locally real estate career join one of metros most aggressive real estate firms selling new homes in established subdivi sions and resales through the mls system highest commissions and incentives experience preferable but not necessary we will train you all enquiries treated confidentially call me per sonally mr spiegel 2971299 or 2667991 mauricehayman ltd realtor seclusion wanted client will pay up to 80000 toronto lawyer will pay cash for a unique property within 40 miles of toronto must be the ultimate in 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