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After what has become an annual debate, school board trustees wrangled with each other for an hour last week and then approved eight PA (professional activity) days for the 1979â€"80 school year. This year. the majority of trustees seemed less concerned with the concepts and value of PA days than with the number of days students would be out of the classrooms. C-6 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, April 25. 1979 In the end, that’s why a motion by Viceâ€"chairman Dorothy Zajac to increase the number to nine days, allowing for inter-action between elementary and secondary levels for curriculum development on a county-wide basis, failed. Eight PA days for teachers okayed by York We.» The board has spent valuable time over the past five months giving principals a workshop to help them improve the public relations aspect of promoting PA days. According to results shown in local school newsletters, its PA day action plan, appears to be working well. 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It‘s optional. easy. and fun! 883-1499 FREE EACH MONTH om ell-us receive Weugm Watcnon magume ab wlulfly FflEE Don‘t ae Mvtomlodlv Etch maan members *rfll Cameron was adamant in adding an extra day for such purposes: _ He claimed it would instantly cost the board $240,000 by keeping 2,400 teachers away from schools â€"â€" roughly at a salary cost of $100 per teacher per day. “Mr Chairman I must say this is a very strange board we have this year. It seems to give, give, give and not want to take anything in return. “One trustee recalled it’s the first time our budget has ever in- creased after the first draft and now this will Not many en tries for senior crown Senior Citizens in ’I‘homhill, Richmond Hill. Oak Ridges and Wood- bridge better get their act together. April 27 is the closing date for applications for the Senior Fair King and Queen Competition for Richmond Hill’s 130th Spring Fair May 11, 12, and 13. Ellen Clark of Thom- hill, in charge of the seniors contest, said there are only four applications in so far. two from the Mapleclub and two from "gm m ~r The Authority MARKHAM Guce Church 19 Parkway Ave Mon 730 pm AURORA AuwIa United Church Yonge St Yhurs 730 pm UXBRIDGE Salvation Army Auditorium 1” Brock St W Wed 730 pm First meexing Fee $10 all olher meetings 54‘ Special semor Cilllen 8 sxudent rate â€" first meeting $5. All other meetings 52 ‘ENROLL AT ANY CLASS cost taxpayers even more money," he said. “I’ve been in one type of business for 15 years and in our industry, employees are not given eight days every year to receive instruction on how to do their jobs. We have management set up a task force for this urpose and carry it on throughout the year. I can’t support the motion knowing the extra costs involved," he said. Richmond Hill Trustee June Armstrong men- tioned Remembrance Day falls on a Sunday this Trophies for the king and queen have been donated by Wes and Ellen Clark and this year Stop and Shop in Richmond Heights Plaza has donated two more trophies. These two trophies will be awarded to Mr. and Ms. Congeniality for 1979. Judging for the contest will be based on per- sonality and appearance. Any senior citizen 65 years of age or over may enter. Unionville THORNHILL THORNHILL thus! the King Lulhemn Chuvch Baylhom I. Royal Ovcham Wad 730 pm Salnl Paschell Baylon Church 92 Slealas Ave W Man 7 30 p m Tues 9 30 a m KING CITY King CIIV Communily Cenne Docmr's Lane. King Cit? Mon 7'30 pm year and felt an extra PA day would be “a trade-off for that holiday“ in response to Norm Weller‘s concern of teachers having too much time out of the classroom. “Mr. Chairman, I‘m appalled that we could have someone on this board equate NOVEmber 11 with a holiday. or something that could be traded off,” said Georgina Trustee Bill Laird. “It tells me where this board is at. . ." Mrs. Armstrong ad- mitted later what she said Sit backand watch your green WW am WE 9'35! 9'0“! Nowhere else will you find 0 Fireplaces (60’ lots only) fully detached homes on 50' and 60’ lots at these low ' BaCk'Sp'” 0' two Storey models prices. . 0 Three and four bedrooms Chance of: t 0 Carport, single or double ° Fam'ly rooms (60 '015 °"'Y) car garages 0 11/2 or 2 full bathrooms 0 Paved driveways o All brick front elevations (60’ lots only) FULLY DETACHED HOMES ON 50'&60' LOTS. about Remembrance Day came out wrong, saying it was a public relations blunder. 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