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12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1967 Ont. South Secondary School Teachers Will Hold Annual On February 23, District 20 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation will hold its annual Professional Develop- ment Day. All Secondary Schools in Oshawa, Whitby, = Uxbridge, Port Perry, Cannington, Black: stock, Ajax, Pickering and Dun barton will be closed so that the teachers may attend the sessions. The morning session will be held in Pickering High ~*'School where the-following pro-. Development Day minent educators and business men will speak: Dr. T. B. Greenfield and Dr. V. D'Oyley, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Judge Wm. Little, Select Committee on Youth S. G. B. Robinson, University of Waterloo i A. M. Fotheringham, A. R. MacGregor, R. Bowles, Depart: ment of Education J. R. Marshall, Hill Park Secondary School, Hamilton and Mental Illness. EUSA A. Christ, Bache & Company, Toronto J. Finlay, Executive of 0.S.S.T.F. Dr. J. Tuck, Scarborough, College H. S. Vallery, Education Centre, Toronto. Afterwards there will be a discussion period. Dinner will be served at An- nandale Country Club where Sidney Katz will be guest ae Mr. Katz was associ: ate 'editor for MacLean's Maga- zine, and has written many ar: ticles on topics such as Alcohol and Traffic Safety, New Drugs Many Cana- dians have benefited by his Na- tional Film Board document- aries on mental health and hu- man relations. Mr. Katz can now be heard on CHFI Monday through Friday at 10:25 a.m. He is in great demand as a public lecturer and District 20 is fortunate to have secured his dervices for February 23. Katz appears by arrangement with the Canadian Speakers' & Writers' Service, Toronto. | All arrangements for the Professional Development Day have been made by F. J. Finlay, Vice - Principal at Pickering High School. TO KEEP PACE... CY WILSON FORD SALES WHERE MANCHESTER, ONT. with the growth and increasing needs of this area, Ford Motor "Company of Canada Linvited is pleased to--announce- the appointment ATA of Cy Wilson, as dealer for this area. Cy is a resident of Seagrave, Ontario, and with his wide experience in the automotive business, his sales and service facilities will reflect fois knowledge and experience. Surrounding residents will find at Cy Wilson Ford Sales, one of the most efficient and convenient operations in the Manchester area, as well as a warm welcome from a highly trained and courteous staff. You are invited to- come in and get to know the men and facilities of this new dealership. : nenFRL, FEB. 17-SAT., FEB. 18-9 AM. -9 PM. "Li average. FORD - FALCON - TRUCKS - Our policy is simple. v A Friendly Welcome : Door Prizes - Gifts QR For Kiddies - Coffee - Sandwiches - Donuts "AFTER SALES" VIF WE ARE TO GROW .... and prosper, we must be prepared to give service above and beyond We will treat our customers the way we like to be treated ourselves, fairly, courteously, and efficiently. This is our aim, so we hope to grow and build our reputation and in- tegrity, and earn the patronage of. the © people of the Manchester and sur- rounding area. CY WILSON Don't Forget The Date To Come And View Our Small But Efficient Operation At CY WILSON FORD SALES FAIRLANE THUNDERBIRD - PARTS - USED CARS - SERVICE "BEFORE YOU BUY -- COME SEE cy" MANCHESTER, ONTARIO SERVICE PHONE 885.7341 Mr. Secretary Sells First 50-50 Ticket Pictured above on the left is Howard Hall, Secretary of the Port Perry Centennial Committee, selling the first 50-50 Draw Ticket to Chairman Bill Taylor who is also in charge of selling the tickets. The 50-50 tickets are being sold to aid the Centenn- ial Committee to finance the big Sports Day which is being planned for July 1st to help 100th birthday. Port Perry celebrate Canada's "Staff Photo Danny Reesor Guest Speaker At Father & Son Banquet 'BOY SCOUTS The first of the annual Father and Son Banquets was held at the Scout Hall on Saturday evening. : This Banquet was for the A & B Cub Packs and both packs were in almost 100% attend- ance. The * festivities opend with Cub Larry Reesor performing 'Flag Break. "After the singing of the National Anthem, Chair- man Walter E. Mulholland pro posed a toast to the Queen. The Grace was asked by Rev. R. C. Rose of the Church of the Ascension, and dinner was ser- ved. Chairman Mulholland welcom- ed all present and thanked the 'Scout Mothers for preparing & serving the delicious "dinner|- under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Michie, President of the Scout Mothers. - The evening ended with some skits and entertainment up- stairs, put on by the Cubs un- der the supervision of the lead- ers. : Ge The next Banquet is on Feb- ruary-18th and is for "C" Pack, to be headed by Ellsworth Ken- nedy and on the following Sat- urday, February 25th, the Ban- .quet for Scouts and Rovers will be held, under the chairman: =~ ship. of Mr. Ir Qahy Nal Nelson, | Manchester U.C.W. The February meeting of the: U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Theo. Stevens, with twenty members present. A new mem- - MUSTANG The Chairman also thanked his Committee for helping in the sale of tickets, setting up tables, etc. The Committee consisted of Hans Kraupa, Sec- retary of the Committee; Bud Sonley and Ralph Taylor, mem: bers of the Group Committee. Fred Fraser, Assistant Cub Master of "A" Pack and Char- les Reesor, Cub Master of "B" Pack. Introduction of the head table by Group Committee Chairman Mulholland included Rev. R. 'C. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. George Fellows, Cubmaster of "A" Pack; Mr. and Mrs. Danny Reesor, Guest Speaker; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reesor, Cub Mas- ter "B" Pack and Larry Reesor sitting with his father. Both Cub Masters made brief remarks and introduced their assistants and leaders. Cub Ted Willis gave the Toast to the Fathers, and his toast was responded to by his father, Bruce Willis. The Cubs, led by Charlie Reesor, sang the "Peaiiut" song for the entertainment of the fathers. The Guest Speaker, Dannv Reesor was introduced by his father, and gave a thought vro- voking address about the duties and responsibilities of adults & youths. The Chairman thanked Dannv for all present, and asked Rev. Rose for a few remarks prior to leading in the closing hene- diction. 'ber was welcomed, Mrs. J. Kingstone who has moved to our village recently. Mrs. Ruby Peyton had charge: of the meeting, opening with the hymn "What a friend we have in Jesus", followed by a reading.' It was decided to have a val: entine tea and bake sale on Friday, Feb. 17 at 2.30 o'clock. The Secretary Mrs. Herbert Toombs read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs, Fred Lamb gave the treasurer's report. We will help again this year with the Spring Fair sponsored by the Women's Hospital Auxiliary. Also have tickets to sell on the travelogue presente dby Mit. chell -& Waite Travel Agency. The meeting closed with the: mizpah benediction. A delicious lunch was served by the host: ess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Dobson. give... so more will live