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April is Cancer month across Canada and recently the flag pole at the Town offices began to fly a new flag in honor of the massive campaign to raise money for the Canadian Cancer SocietyDoingthe Honors are Dr. Dennis.Stainer, The company, Surf Sailing Canada Limited of Toronto, would pay a rental fee to the Town of $750 with local residents using the facilities receiving a $3 discount off the registration fee. It might not be as exotic as surfboard sailing in Hawaii but it'll be a lot closer and a lot cheaper. That‘s surfbord sailing on Lake Wilcox this summer. Members of the Rich- mond Hill Parks and Recreation Committee approved last Thursday night a proposal to permit surf sailing instruction and rental of the‘ craft on Lake Wilcox at Sunset Beach Park The project would be held on a one-year trial basis with possibilities of extending it to five years if it proves to be suc- cessful. The firm also indicated a willingness to operate instructional classes for youth and special groups such as participants in local leadership training courses. It would co-operate on a non-profit basis with any profits compensated for by providing free lessons to worthy groups. Only foreseeable problem would be parking brought about by people converging on the park to take surfsailing lessons, sailing on the lake. picnicking or swimming. Parks and Recreation Director Dave Hamilton said "we’re aware of possible parking problems but there are 120 spaces in the area which should be adequate plus more on the grass at Sunset Beach." Surf sailing soon on Lake Wilcox, committee decides Almost in the same breath the committee noted a small group of people living in the region had discussed the possibility of a sailing club on the lake for 1980. Small craft sailing would be promoted'on the lake this summer to discover the amount of interest it draws. It was pointed out the lake was suitable for wind sailing. dinghy. mirror or other Striking workers at Reynolds Extrusion Company Limited on Edward Street in Rich- mond Hill are still solid on the picket line â€" but still no word from the com- pany. Dennis Smith, president of Local 8412 of the United Steelworkers of America, said all was quiet at the plant and there have been no at- tempts by trucks to cross the picket line since March 30 when a court order was obtained by the company to have a truck pass. All is quiet at Reynolds strike scene Provincial and federal authorities have already banned seaplanes on the lake and have restricted speed limits on power boats to six miles an hour. A 250-foot swimming area has also been marked off at Sunset Beach. small centreboard sailcrafl. It‘s all designed to frustrate owners of power boats from using the lake for water skiing and power racing and en- courage small size sailing craft and windsurfersi Regulation signs will be installed on the lake and in Sunset Beach Park and will be enforced by the York Regional Police. Parks and Recreation Chairman Mike Burnie said it for everyone: “It sounds like exciting proposals all way round and will provide a sailing mecca for people right in the town.“ OPEN SATURDAYS - 8:30 - 5P.M. 10651 KEELE ST. 832-2922 Jfair lam? flamerg IRON FENCE President of the Richmond Hlll Chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society; Llowyn Martin, President of the Thornhill Chapter and Rich- mond Hill firefighter David Sephton. (Liberal Photo by Bruce Hogg)., FENCE FACTORY 1 MILE NORTH OF MAPLE Final approval on the committee recommen- dations will have to be made by town council. the Vfiichmond Hill Axel Molema Is a lullvlrme provessronal or II vears’ experience, aresenlly Instructing a! Un-v 0! 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They do want to sit down with Mr. Stong and discuss the problems being faced by doctors in York Region and what they feel the constituents should be aware of, but some subjects in the legislature recently have made the doctors hold back. The Ontario Medical Association executive has mentioned the fact that opted out doctors must be required by law to tell their patients that they have opted out and the executive thinks this should apply to doctors working in emergency departments at hospitals. The OMA council, which includes representatives of doc-‘ tors from all areas of the province, will meet at'the end of April, and one topic under discussion will be this issue. Doctors are waiting to see if the council draws up guidelines for them, which will tell them how they are to handle telling different patients in different situations about Doctors cancel Stong meeting noag we: PRIVACY FENCE how much the bill will be and so on. 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