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Gordon Wragg, president of llmb:. College of Canadian Community College‘s Annual Conference in Toronto, with a challenge to the delegates ‘""to recognize that the reputation of a college is made primarily by the quality of its instructional programs." Speaking at the Hyatt Regency Hotel Mr. Wragg salary negotiations for teaching faculty at the twenty community colleges student choosing a career is the content of the courses offered ‘and the public‘s opinion of the college‘s graduates." Mr. Wragg also publicly supported the controversial a provincial salary schedule for Ontario community college teachers is perhaps one of the most important decisions made by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities this season. moneooeeeeeereseecsrene x ooo ooo e ererep e re ie oo oo ronenomecemmrints :.i::1:::::::‘:;:;:Wfi:;:::3:?:3_:%fe3‘.::Z'tf::E::::::::::::Z::':7::::'::'::‘-1'2:2::53?2::E:E:E:Bi}:é::!-}::%mmfi': "The decision to establish Top Canadian Maker. Samples and Irregulars. 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OUTERWEAR ©25.00 Merchandise Voucher BOOTS LADIES®‘ LEATHER (NO PURCHASE NECESSARy BOYS‘ & GIRLS‘ Regular to $24 Up, down or in the middle Where to put a fence on the slope running from the rear properties on Haney Avenue down to Smythe Park became a _ perplexing problem for York council on Monday. A recommendation by the parks _ and _ recreation committee to erect the fence along the toe of the bank at the rear of the properties on Haney Avenue was referred back to the committee for further study. Members of the Weston Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society to receive service certificates for a minimum of ten years service included Mrs. Billingham, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Cameron, Mr. Ashbourne, Mrs. Fisher and "I question the value of the fence," said Controller James Trimbee. "Putting The Weston Senior Citizens held a successful bazaar Friday, October 20. Officially opened by York Mayor Philip White the baz: featured home bmgâ€"&aflsf‘uged clothing, books and a tea room. Controller James Trimâ€" bee, _ Aldermen _ Lloyd Sainsbury â€" and â€" Fergus Brown and Mrs. Nel Meadows of the parks and The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System will receive $43,697 from the borough to pay the York council have apâ€" proved a pension plan for themselves. Effective imâ€" mediately, the plan covers members for the past three years. Pensions .10 37 ARROW RD. Ets Senior citizens bazaar Council debates position of fence Lined recreation department _ joined with residents of Weston in attending the _ bazaar. f President Mrs. Edna . siBarratt ghd her executive _ extend a‘since thank you‘ to _ everyone who supported the ‘‘The fence won‘t control anything," _ said _ Mr. DeShane. "The slope is a playground now and will always be a playground." Mr. DeShane explained that if a gate was put in, the lock could easily be broken and fences can always be cut with wire cutters. Problem of where to install the fence at the bottom of the hill solves no problem." Mr. Trimbee questioned Mr. DeShane, parks _ and recreation coâ€"ordinator on what effect the fence would have. On December 6 the club is having an annual Christmas Party to be held at St. John‘s Anglican Church Hall, 2125 Weston Road. HAS THEM RIGHT IN WESTON 4A John St. Weston BEADED DOORWAYS ‘ READY STRUNG OR POP THE BEADS YOURSELF TO YOUR CHOICE OF SHAPE OR COLOR CRAFTY THOUGHTS Creative Crafts ‘‘More responsibility should _ be â€" put _ on homeowners," said Mr. DeShane. "The fence is not necessary and won‘t acâ€" complish anything." Mr. DeShane said the fence would only act as a catchâ€"all for debris and eventually cause even more problems. Alderman Jack Gallichan <also objected to the fence. NngtsyGt\ the‘ answer." ‘he ME WO IMORE O MUR ENWTW . OS said. "I can‘t see why we should spend $6,500. We are denying people two and a half acres of parkland by erecting the fence. People on the north side of the park could make the same request." An erosion expert was hired by the borough and his report maintained the major threat to the stability of the slope was the treatment of private owners fronting Haney Avenue who have undertaken projects to exâ€" tend the rear of their lots by means of timber and masonry cribs that support fill and other materials. the fence resulted from residents on Haney Avenue requesting council to erect a fence along the lot line abutting Smythe Park to act as a retaining structure and prevent erosion. Mrs. Fox Warren Saker, far right, viceâ€"president of the unit, makes the presentations. Others to receive certificate but unable to attend the meeting, were Mrs. Bezzo, Mrs. Carlyle, Mrs. Fossett, Mrs. Moffat and Mrs. Young. 249â€"0732 Unable to reach a decision _ or at the bottom of the hill, on whether to put the fence council passed the problem along the borough property back to the parks and line, half way down the hill recreation committee. We‘ve never had it so good. 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