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the tribune thursday nov k ims 5 this weeks teen pic is somewhat dif ferent than the others in that it is a male doug fesby of stouffvule has been starring with the markham waxers in the tier junior a circuit this season and has also seen action with the toronto marlies in the major junior a he was a standout on the stouffvitle midget team two years ago ted wilcox guidelines for negotiations prof essionals rejected by board teen pick of the week will receive a 1500 gift certificate from murray wilson shoes give winter the boot york cty the york county board of education has turned down a motion that would commit trustees to hiring a professional negotiator or labor lawver for contract talks the move came here last week as trustees debated a report from a committee formed to establish guidelines for negotiating procedures while die committee recommended hiring of a lawyer if deemed necessary by the boards negotiating team vaughan trustee don cameron termed the teachers contract much too large to be negotiated by trustees who are amateurs in labor relations a motion introduced by the vaughan trustee called on the boards negotiating team to supervise any contract talks under the cameron motion the actual negotiating would be done by a professional the motion gained support from markham trustee ooreen quirk who stressed that the province uses professional negotiators in its contract talks but fellow markham trustee chris mcmonagle disagreed last year we had a group of trustees who negotiated a contract and we didnt have any trouble she said hiring a negotiator would be passing the trustees role off to a professional mrs mc monagle stressed mr camerons motion was lost when only he and mrs quirk supported the proposed amendment later in the meeting the vaughan trustee gained support for a motion limiting mem bership on the boards negotiations team to trustees who do not hold membership in a teachers federation the nonfederation members of the board must accept that responsibility he ex plained while newmarket representative and board vicechairman craig cribar agreed he said past experience has shown trustees are not accepting that respon sibility when the chairmans committee asked for volunteers to form the 1976 negotiating team only three out of the boards 20 trustees replied he reported the boards negotiating team will include five trustees plus two alternates the director of education or his delegate and at the discretion of the com mittee a labor lawyer staff members will be present as observers during the negotiations and meet in caucus with the negotiating team staff responsibility will include assessing financial and operational implications of any proposed settlement or concession all agreements reached by the negotiating team will be ratified by a recorded vote during a public board meeting new 18hole golf course built on kennedy road regions post offices open york regionf all post offices are now operating again normally in york region with limited interoffice service major offices in the area include newmarket aurora richmond hill stouffville markham sutton and oak ridges a number of offices on the borders of this area are also operating including uxbridge claremont and willowdale pickering is giving internal service but not scarboro there is also service in bramp ton oakville and burlington this position changes from day to day as more and more inside workers join the backtowork trend firms or persons with mailings large or small in any of these municipalities can be assured of delivery by dropping off their mail at any of these particular points in addition there is limited truck service between some of these offices the national survey at the beginning of this week showed that one third of the post offices from coast to coast were now reopened for business melville a new- ib hole golf course to be called the windmills will be open to the public here nex summer the ccurse is located on the 6th concession of markham on the op posite side of the road and just north of melville united church barney larkin proprietor of larkin equipment at gurmlcy kd and the 6th con cession built and owns he golf course mr uirkin describes it as an executive length course he said it falls in size between a par three and a regular size course a full size course would be about par 72 and this is a par 60 the 75 acre property was bought specifically to be used for this purpose it is on low lying land and was very swampy before youd be up to your knees in june according to mr larking the course will open sometime in june and for at least the first year it will be a pay as you play mr larkin said he is not sure what he will do after the first season he may make it a private or semi- private club selling memberships for the first season is not possible because he cant say for sure when the course will be ready for full use i some of the holes are usable now but some were not seeded until late in the year and will require some time in the spring to develop a good base mr larkin designed the course himself and he described this as the most enjoyable part of the work landscaping and shaping the property was relavively inexpensive as he deals in earthmoving machinery the majority of that type of work oiey managed to do them selves he foresees no problem getting customers as the existing pay as you play courses in the area already have a lineup at 7 oclock in the morning there are four ponds on the site and with the high water table there will be- no problem keeping them full the course will take its name from two old farm windmills to be placed in prominent positions on the property a building on the spot used for tool storage during construction will be converted for use as an office for collecting green fees and as a small snack bar mr larkin who describes himself as a duffer has previewed a few of the holes and seems satisfied youth convicted in breakin case york reg ion a 17 year old musselmans lake youth was convicted on charges of theft and break and entry in newmarket court last week after pleading guilty before judge ian munro mark a n t h o n y morrison was remanded for sentence until nov 28 for a presentence report his alleged accomplice joseph john gage elected trial in county court and waived evidence at a preliminary hearing police testimony revealed that morrison accompanied by another youth broke into several cottages in the rest nook beach area of musselmans lake last march the 17 year old youth also pleaded guilty to stealing a tape deck and tapes- from a car at 14 dublin place and to syphoning gas from vehicles parked in a freight line yard at stouffville counsel for the youth asked the court for a pre sentence report saying that the boys mother knew little of his whereabouts involving his education murray wilson shoes nrpcurfdmon tucs wod thurs fi 12j main st markham nfflfmrfr mo tuc wtd- utoliiidcn m p m 7941189 m o p m 12j main st markham 2941189 free parking 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