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Don't fence me out, says North York Controller Joe Markin, who is complaining he wasn't allowed to play tennis at a municipally owned court Monday bec(...)
Don't fence me out, says North York Controller Joe Markin, who is complaining he wasn't allowed to play tennis at a municipally owned court Monday bec(...)

Don't fence me out, says North York Controller Joe Markin, who is complaining he wasn't allowed to play tennis at a municipally owned court Monday bec(...)

Date7/28/1976
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  • Don't fence me out, says North York Controller Joe Markin, who is complaining he wasn't allowed to play tennis at a municipally owned court Monday bec(...)
  • Don't fence me out, says North York Controller Joe Markin, who is complaining he wasn't allowed to play tennis at a municipally owned court Monday because he wasn't wearing tennis whites. He was wearing North York T-shirt with his name on it. He calls ruling crazy and wants it reviewed.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Don't fence me out, says North York Controller Joe Markin, who is complaining he wasn't allowed to play tennis at a municipally owned court Monday because he wasn't wearing tennis whites. He was wearing North York T-shirt with his name on it. He calls ruling crazy and wants it reviewed.
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    Joseph Markin, above, is a North York controller, a member of Metro Council and chairman of Metro's planning committee
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