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It cost the York Regional Police (‘om- mission $2,500 to have lawyer Arthur Maloney settle a case involving a policeman who was wrongfully fired from the regional force. Wrongful dismissil bonsidering The case was one of several that resulted in a new policy for the firing of probationary police officers in Canada. Traditionally. police forces had been able to dismiss police officers without a hearing during their 18 months‘ probation. In the case of former York constable AND SAVE...DUR|NG DODGE DEAL DAYS DN LDW MILEAGE 79 MODELS Four door finished in teal frost with matching interior Six cyli engine, automatic, PIS, PIB, AM radio‘ defroster. W/W radials, 17,000 km. Lic. No. OOP156 2.0.0.000000000000000005 Two door finished in ensign blue with matching blue interim. Six cyi. engine. Auto, PIS, P/B, AM radio. Defroster, W/W radials. 181000 km. 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The precedent for that ruling was set in a Supreme Court of Canada decision involving the Haldimand-Norfolk Police Commission shortly before Mr. Brown Mr. Brown was dismissed late in his probation term. He did no! personally request a hearing. but asked the regional police association to appear before the commission on his behalf, The police association‘s letter asking for the chance to appear and (‘hief (‘rawford‘s recommendation that Mr. Brown be fired arrived at the same commission meeting, Aware that a further delay could take the matter past the end of the 18-month probation. the commission rejected the association's bid and approved Mr. Brown‘s dismissali ‘as When the divisional fired court ruled that the York police board was wrong to deny the hearing. the commission hired Mr. Maloney, the former ()ntario ombudsman. to investigate the possibility of an appeal. keep‘ilfl‘wirh Libéralods In View of the Supreme (‘ourt ruling. Mr. Maloney advised against an appeal‘. whereupon the commission directed him In negotiate a settlement with Mr. Brown and his lawyer. Under that settlement. Mr. Brown formally ended his employment with the York force through resignation. The commission 21150 paid him about $3.200 to cover his “lost pay" from the time he was dismissed to the time the case was settled. That figure represents the difference between his policeman‘s salary and his new salary as a private investigator during that period. Whén ME. Maloney's bill arrived at last week‘s BONUS ASK FOR YOUR FREE ROLPH MCNALLY ROAD ATLAS OFFEREXPIRESNUV.3DI73. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 5.000.... O O O 0 s1195 VALUE AT TIME OF PAYMENT. : O O Clip this coupon and ptesent it lo our service depart ment after the work you have requested has been completed and we will deduct 10% olf the parts and labor chalges. 10% discount Service Special meeting. the chairman. Judge Donald Couture. said: “It's not any more than I expected." Added Vice-chairman Gladys Rolling: “It‘s not bad. for Maloney.“ In an interview Thursday, Chief ('rawford said the Supreme (‘ourt ruling had changed “the law of the land“ governing dismissal of police of- ficers, In York. as elsewhere. an officer facing a firing recomâ€" mendation now is given an opportunity for a hearing. he said. He noted that former Waterloo (‘hief Syd Brown also benefited from that precedent after his controversial firing. Former chief Brown also was judged to have been wrongfully dismissed‘ but the ruling did not formally restore him to his job. The ruling on Douglas Brown had the same effect. the chief said. off parts and labor The Core school and how it works York Region may soon have not one. but two‘ new schools built unlike anything ever built before. B'oth boards of education. the Separate School Board and York County Board of Education. have received approval and funding from the Ministry of Education to build new schools in the Markham area, but have been asked to carefully consider the ‘core concept' for the new structures. A core concept school is a permanent structure housing gymnasium. administration. washr- ooms. library, some specialized areas and two or three‘classroom. To that section, ‘core' modules are added in such a manner that it is difficult to tell where the core ends and the modules begin. These modules or “demoumable” classr- ooms are not the normal portables seen at almost YOUNG CHILDREN'S A CONCERTS with SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1' 1:00 8 3:00 p.m. BAYVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL, RICHMOND HILL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5‘ 7:00 P.M. W.A. PORTER COLLEGIATE, SCARBOROUQH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7-7100 PM. 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The two schools that could lead the way for future construction are Risebrough Public School and a Separate School slated for Milliken Mills. After much discussion by both boards on which type of schools would be built and after meetings with the Ministry of Education. all sides agreed to seriously consider the Cores. Architects from both boards have been asked by the Ministry to work closely in designing the schools, so that the modules could be used on either core if necessary. What sweetens the pie is the Ministry‘s offer to increase the grants for the cores to the same percentage as a per- manent structure. Closed vusy way to lose bulky fat nnd help regain slender mun-graceful curves; rt'dueihlt' pounds and inches of excess fat shuuld disappear from nt't'k. chin. arms. hips. abdomen. calves and an- kles. If you are not com- pletely satisfied with your first purchase just return the empty carton for ynur money back. 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