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toe tribune thursday no vember- 18 19ts cis gloria mintz and bryan hamilton both placed first in york county at a recent crosscountry meet but they dont seem to take it very seriously the two summitview students were busy making faces at each other a split second before the picture was takes police hunting suspect looks like this fastest boys in york county are the members of summitviews junior boys crosscountry squad the fleet of foot are back row peter bandula and j p herold front row bryan hamilton jeroen verhoog and robert boudreau thornhill detectives kenneth robb and john morrison 28 division york- regional police are following every lead in an effort to capture two armed men who entered a thornhill home two weeks ago bound mrs harry bur- stein and her maid and made off wiih an estimated 152000 of jewellery a man resembling the person in this com posite photo is one of two men wanted by police the pair represented themselves as policemen to gain entry to the house the man in the picture is described as between 29 and 31 five feet sue in ches tall medium build short brown neat looking hair pointed moustache clean shaven with very clear com plexion and a pleasant speaking voice teachers rebelling against poor planning aurora on- tarios secondary school teachers are ready to launch political action to halt the poor planning that has plagued them for more than a decade an ontario secondary school teachers federation study session was told here last week held at aurora high i school the tuesday night program was called to examine at what cost an osstf publication examining the role of ontarios secondary schools participants included teachers york- region public school board of ficials and provincial executive members of the osstf i margaret wilson a i member of the provincial executive made the vow 5f61itical in thelast 16 years teachers have been very much the victims of poor planning she said well do everything we can at the political level to stop that don nixon president of osstf district 11 covering york region plotted three major policy changes in secondary school education that have been introduced since the early 1960s the robarts plan was followed by the hall dennis report which was soon overshadowed by the credit system mr nixon a teacher at markham district high school noted by then parents teachers and students were a little bit dubious about where we were going in education he said at what cost is an attempt to curb that uncertainty provincial education minister tom wells recent announcement a return to core curriculum and his impending decision on re- introduction of stan dardized tests represent two major proposals in the osstf study others include establishment of work and community service study programs that could be available to all high school students a return to teaching duties on a regular basis for principals vice- principals and all other educators with teaching certificates a provincial guide line that school boards devote two to three per cent of their budgets on books and learning materials enabling all books to be provided at no cost to the student establishment of long term provincial education budgetary policy with a more equitable sj stem than property tax for provision of funds and provision of op portunities and incentives for continuing education on the part of teachers mrs wilson said the osstfs present time table calls for the recommendations num bering 40 in all to be consolidated into an in terim federation policy by christmas the federation will then meet with ministry officials to discuss the policy implementation of the osstf proposals will represent a minimal increase in cost york region school board one of three study groups examining the recommendations during the aurora high session agreed york region never did move as far away from a series of core curriculum subjects as some areas the group reported the group also focused on values education proposing that values training should be hand in hand with what is taught in school to the- rather than a separate public course its an area that teachers should approach with some caution warned mrs wilson were living in a society in which there is no norm as a result the teacher is sometimes forced to clarify stan dards that havent- been clearly defined by the community in which he is teaching added dwight daigneault assistant secretary of the osstf there is a real threat that the teacher- might be out of step with the community he works with he explained since there are no guidelines for teachers what teachers have to be aware of are very specific dangers to them said mrs wilson iyou have to be honest aboutitbut you have to be cautious while the problem is not as severe as in the united states where community pressure groups have forced schools to close- mrs wilson said instances- in- ontario where textbooks proposed for use in the classroom have been banned highlight the teachers delicate position i am convinced that canadian coaches parents and even kids have put so much importance on the glory of winning that the necessities of fundamental training have been shoved into the bleachers just watch many parents and coaches at minor league games and youll see what i mean mom and dad hollering for goals while their eight year old youngster tries desperately not to fall on his keester when carrying or shooting the puck the poor little tyke isnt ready for a shot on goal yet hes not near ready to take part in a passing play he should still be out in a mad scramble with kids of his own size and ability scrimmaging for the puck and having a ball unhindered by rules and whistles there is no better way to get the feel of those rigs on his feet and that piece of wood in his hands he will get pushed kicked punched and maybe cut and hell love every minute of it there is lots of time toteacha boy gam tactics when lie reaches his teens but our priorties are topsyturvy and its time we straightened them out to me hockey is still the greatest game in the world but it requires more skill coordination and dedicsetion than many young men are prepared to give its no wonder a boy gets discouraged when he finds himself in a game that demands something he doesnt have solid physical and mental prepartion v the whole country was on the brink of despair during the 1972 canadarussia series but we manged to pull that one out of the fire since then we have learned that the swedes and czechs on any given night can be as good as we are still i dont think we have learned that big lesson so far there has been little more than lip service paid to good basic training this series will take a boy only as far as skating using the stick properly and thinking knowing what to do with the body when he gets the puck while this to me is the most important part of his training it is still just the beginning theres a wonderful game ahead kitchen cabinets vanity doors custom made we also make kitchen cabinets and vanities to orde 6405821 after 6 pm town of markham notice s municipal elections regtildrpbllswflrbeopeh orf f monday december 6th 1976 between the hours of 1100 am and800 pm for the election of the following offices as required 1 mayor 2 two members to be elected at large for the combined office of regional and local council 3 one councillor for each of the wards one two three four five six and seven to serve the area municipality of the town of markham for the years 1977 and 1978 and also for the election of the following offices as required h 1 five members for the york county board of education area 1 wards 12 and 7 2 members area 2 wards 3 and 6 i member area 3 wards 4 and 5 2 members 2 one separate school supporter for the york county board of education 3 four members for the york roman catholic separate school board to serve for the years 1977 and 1978 advance poll for persons who expect to be unable to vote on polling day in the polling subdivisions for which their names appear on the polling lists advance polls will be openat 1 the municipal office 8911 woodbine avenueat buttonville 2 markham arena 12 wellington street markham 3 thornhill community centre 7755 bayview avenue thornhill on saturday november 27th 1976 from 1100 am to 800 pm proxyvote appointments may be obtained from the address below and must be certified by the returning officer up to 500 pm on tuesday november 30th 1974 diane ewhetter clerk ano returning officer 9i1 woodbine avenue markhamontario swfiftnniversary i v3tki j two heads are better than one there is still confusion among growers about the association of pride and king grain it is simple i were one and thesame for 25 years pride corn has been grown processed and distributed to canadian growers but last fall we dropped the name pridehybrid in favor of king grain it simplified things growers already know us for king brand seed which are available through your local seed dealer so it made sense to join everything together and this year its 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ctoverdolevialr egknton square bfomoleo city centrt square ooe towne a counrye 3uson1baimpah bylaw no 7639 v of l the corporation of the township of uxbridge a bylaw to require theoc- cupantsof buildings adjoining a street in the municipality of the township of jjxbridge to clear away and remove the snow and ice from the side- walks v adjoining their premises and for regulating the times when and the man- nerin which thesame shall be done and also for requiringthe clearing awayand removal of snow and ice from the sidewalks adjoiningthe vacant land in the municipality of the township of uxbridge atthe expense of the owner and for collecting or recovering the expenses in curred in so doing in the man ner provided by section 354 1 par 5557 of themunicipal act now therefore the municipal council of the cor poration of the township of uxbridge enacts as follows 1 that from and afler the passing of this bylaw it shall be unlawful for the oc cupants of a building adjoining a street or road within 1he limits of the township of uxbridge or for the owner of vacant land adjoining a street or road in the municipality to allow snow and ice to ac cumulate on the sidewalk in front of such building or vacant land 2 any time after 10 am oclock in the forenoon the township of uxbridge through its officers or servants may clear away from any sidewalk on which there remains snow and ice thereon and may recover the expenses incurred by doing it by action or the same may be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes in ac cordance with the provision of section 469 of the municipal act 3 any person who being the owner of vacant land or the owner or occupant of a house or other building adjoining a street in the corporation of the township of ux bridge who neglects or refuses to clear away the snow and ice from the sidewalk in front of such vacant land house or other building shall be liable to a fine of not more than s20000 exclusive of- costs to be recovered under the ontario summary convictions act read a frit and mccnd time this 7th day of october t7 read and a third limeand finally patted this 7th day of october 1976 7 orctrrbmmjiyor