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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), April 27, 1977, A05

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RECREATION COMMITTEE i Era Aprtt2t Liquor out f ey s NEWMARKET Councils parks and recreation committee turned down Newmarket Theatre Centres request to serve liquor at the groups last play of the Softball Associations request for two dozen was vetoed Friday by councils parks and recreation com mittee Commissioner Dan season Charleys Aunt Shannon said the town May and has not been supplying Committee chairman equipment to any Ray said the associations Ontario Liquor Control Board wouldnt allow it anyway FOR LOUNGE NEWMARKET Newmarket Chubb Fastball Club will be charged per night to use a room at the com munity centre for a lounge following Thurs day night home games this season The fastball team will operate the lounge providing approval is granted by the Ontario Liquor Control Board commissioner Dan Shannon told councils parks and recreation committee Friday Mr Shannon said the have also been granted permission to use a dressing room this summer at the com munity arena Visiting teams will dress at the Fairgrounds NO SOFTBALLS NEWMARKET Newmarket TENNIS SUPERVISOR NEWMARKET Alex will begin supervising the Newmarket Community Tennis Courts May 8 or 9 commissioner Dan Shannon announced at Fridays parks and recreation committee meeting Mr will supervise the courts evenings and weekends There will be no super vision weekdays SOCCER WORKOUTS NEWMARKET Newmarket Minor Soccer Club is holding workouts r five days a week at the Community Arena in preparation for the coming seasdn Newmarket rec reation commissioner Dan Shannon said the club has granted permission to hold the indoor practice sessions Mondays Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays and Sundays until fields are in playing condition ATTENTION NEW TRUCK BUYERS COMPARE THESE NEW 77 PRICES ANYWHERE k i i pay rolled back CUPE contract a RICHMOND HILL The AntiInflation Board has approved a contract between the York Region separate school board and members of the Canadian Union of Public employees but rolled back an agreement with separate school teachers to eight per cent While the rollback represents a salary loss on the salary grid according to board business superintendent Ed Joyce teachers have been paid according to the grid pending ap proval and will therefore be eligible for the retroactive pay Representatives for the teachers and the board met earlier this month to renegotiate fine points of the agreement to meet with the AIB decision According to an earlier agreement the teachers wont receive their retroactive pay until June The amount of retroactive pay for the people represented by the separate school teachers federation wont be known for several weeks Mr Joyce told The Era Its going to take about three weeks to work out what the retroactive pay is for each person he ex plained In the case of the CUPE agreement two per cent was held back after the contract was signed last November We settled last November but weve been waiting since then note Mr Joyce The 60 CUPE members will receive retroactive pay in about a week he added SCHOOL OPENS Auxiliary Bishop of Toronto right blesses classrooms at St Roberts Roman Catholic Junior High School in Markham the first separate high school to be built in York Region The ceremony took place Sunday but the school is already in use Neil left a student at the school was one of the bishops aides on the school tour About attended the official opening Education centre plan to boost morale RICHMOND HILL Low morale and high staff turnover resulting from inadequate facilities is one of the reasons behind York Region separate school boards decision here last week to launch planning on a new education centre During the past year new staff has been hired to fill 12 out Of secretarial positions in the boards ad ministrative office business superintendent Ed Joyce noted following the decision He stressed that the approval doesnt necessarily represent a goahead for construction of a new building and said staff must consider all possible accommodation arrangements including rental and leaseback agreements Theres a lot of areas we have to look at before we do anything he told The Era You wont see an education centre this year In approving an education committee report recommending a start to planning on the new education centre trustees avoided any reference to actual construction of the building While construction was included in the proposal first presented by the committee the clause was deleted on a motion by East Georgina trustee Frank Kelly Board chairman John accepted the change noting that the committee had been asked to consider need for the centre and the possibility of con struction Its an excellent motion he said of the original proposal from the education committee It just went a little too far Richmond Hill trustee Con Thompson opposed deletion of the construction proposal We determined the need and therefore dropped the possible he argued Mr Kelly agreed there is a need for a new facility but said no building plans have been prepared or financial studies completed All possible alter natives should be researched before the board commits itself to construction he said The boards present administrative facilities are currently divided between the former Our Lady of Fat ima separate school on St and Our Lady of Help of Christians separate school The 3888 sq ft Dufferin St operation expanded by a total of sq ft through the addition of two portable c la ssrooms ac commodates people while the 2400 sq ft consultant services operation at the second school houses resource staff A staff report on projected a c commodation needs says the board will require a to sq ft building to serve present needs and meet an ticipated growth during the next five years HJ PFAFF MOTORS SALES SERVICE LEASING 315 YONGE ST NEWMARKET GAS BARBECUE CLEARANCE SALE OF Double Burners with Cedar Shelves Bug 30 DAY CARS SAVE 300 700 Bros obtain most of their cars from New Car Dealers in small centres Almost everyone is a New Car or Late Model Car trade in Many have low mileage Sometimes we have an excellent car In top shape that doesnt sell within days Is our policy to reduce these cars to cost If necessary to keep a fresh stock a MO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED it Take the Car of your Choice to Mechanic of your choice well pay the inspection Fee Up to Door hardtop loaded factory air St Regis package new over Bruce Lawlons personal car since new Low Lie Door automatic power equipped Lie BUICKLE SABRE Door Hardtop only 34000 original mile fully equipped but no air condlllonlng Lie 00 COMPUTE my lumber VALIANT DUSTER Slant Standard miles a lovely compact in excellent condition Lie CUTLASS SUPREME I Door Hardlop absolutely mint condition nearly new steel belted radlals Low mileage Lie LZV616 29fS FIREBIRD This car Is In excellent and has a hi- performance engine speed transmission power steering wide and more Lie am 2488 1 FORD Door automatic power steering and brakes radio miles Top shape throughout Lie AVOID III Door Hardtop Automatic power steering runs tops certified Lie DXZltf 17fl BARRACUDA A truly line car driven careful miles VI automatic power steering radio excellent condition Lie r Davit Drive Newmarket Toronto line Lawton Bros Ltd 1 1 35 DAVIS DRIVE NEWMARKET 8964444 1 CHE V VAN 00 engine rear door glass mirrors heavy Freight Lie Not Inc duly rear spring passenger seat tires- not exactly AS illustrated PLUS MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AT SIMILAR SAVINGS ltd St Aurora Toronto Aurora LET US DRIVE YOU HAPPY mi L I JACK FRASER offers Rugby shirts at Know you plan is but he a few combinatens to nop you find the action Theyre bar sloped short shits with 3Lutton fashion Knit cotlvs cool cotton potyoslor jersey Sport rugby tops worn w wh jeans casual slicks and snorts In broad stripes narrow stripes varied stripes In two colours and sized S-M- LXL Its an Wroductory otter good tin Saturday Monday May remaning stock wfl or S 1 each VERY SPECIAL say we cWnt warn you Upper Canada Mall 9 f

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