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Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ball and Mrs. Doris Wannan of Orono. Bob and June Petch and family of Aurora were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy on the arrival of a new grandson. Proud parents are Ray and Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Solina, were.-Sunday evenng guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin. The 3rd Cartwright Pack Brownies are having Carol service at the Anglican Church on Thurs. 23rd, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Rose or Rev. Wilcox will be there to officiate. The ngular Carol service will be eld Dec. 24th. Monday the 2Oth Dec. will be the nght for shut-ins. Anyone interested please contact Mrs. Jordan 986-4477. The Cartwright and Caesar- ea Cubs invite you to come to, their Christmas concert, Dec. 18th, 7:30 at Blackstock Rec- reational Centre. Winners at the Senior Citi- zen Card Party 'ith 14 tables were: lst. Ruth Wilson-89, 2nd-Ralph Day-80, 3rd-Susie Harris 78, 4th-Mrs. Reid Cook'- 77, 5th-Russel Larmer-77, 6th-l Bruce Bright-77, Low-Ella Bowers. The Christmas meeting of the O.N.O. was held at the home of Judy Crawford with 22 members present. The president welcomed everyone to the meeting. November minutes and correspondence was read. Following the treasurer's report a discus- sion took place as to how we might be of more help to those in our communinty in need. A motion was carried that we purchase a turkey for each family and a toy for each child as suggested to us by Family Services. All good used cloth- ing and bedding is to be gathered at the home of Catherine Corden by Tuesday to be distributed by Family Services. It was further de- cided that January roll cail include an article of good used clothing or bedding and the possibilities of such a depot being set up for the commun- ity by O.N.O. is to be discussed. It was agreed that for weddings and banquets the CHRISTMAS SPECIALS AT e ART'S, CAR MARKET 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 dr. hardtop, equipped with a 350 V-8 engine, power steering, power brakes, radio, brown and beige with off white interior. Lic. HHT548 SALE PRICE . $2850.O0 1973 FORD CUSTOM 2 dr. hardtop. Equipped with a 351 V-8 engine, power steering, power brakes, radio. m Light green with matching green interior. Lic. BWA669 SALE PRICE $1850.00 CASH-TRADE and TERMS 194 Church Street Bowmanville Phone 623-5064 bar is to be set up in the committee room to prevent further congestion in the kitchen during clean up. A successful motion was passed that the person selling bar tickets be paid the same as the bar tender. Roll call provided a "Christmas Concert" of poems, readings, recitations, letters from Santa and carols and was enjoyed by all. Judy and her group served a delicious lunch bringing an- other meeting and another year to a close. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fletcher Diana and Scott attended the annual Fletcher Christmas Party at Woodville on Satur- day evening. Parent Action, We as parents, are concern- ed about our children's edu- cational system. It seems to be the opinion of our princi- pals and teachers today that "how" the children put their thoughtsnon paper is no longer important. We are a league of parents who do not support this attitude. We want basic education for our chi"dren. If you are having problems at the moment, don't think you are the only one. You can help solve these problems as a concerned parent. Be a part of our newly formed branch of Parent Action League. Meetings have been arrang- ed to be held each second Wednesday of the month. Time is 8 p.m., at the Bowmanville Public Library. The next meeting will be December 8th. Come and hear what is happening. Membership in the Parent Action League is One ($1.00) Dollar per year. This is a non-profit organization. Interested parents please, come out to our meeting or call one of the listed represent- atives below: St. Joseph's-Mrs. V. King- 623-6467. Lord Elgin-Mrs. E. Simpson-623-4793. Vincent Massey-Mrs. J. Traill-623-5381 or Mrs. D. Adams-623-5279. Bowmanville Sr. Public-Mrs. M. Townsley-623-5215. Ontario St.,-Mrs. H. Bickle-623-2022. Lockhart Public-Mrs. L. Beard-987-4035 or Mrs. B. Smith-987-4661. Central School, Bowmanville High School. Ontario Street Public School Opens New Library Centre New library facilities for Ontario Street Public School were officially opened in a ribbon cutting ceremony at the school last week. A classroom and office were combined for the project to make room for the school's audio visual equipment and over 4000 books. One of the most enthusiastic workers on the project was Mrs. Helen Brown, the school's secretary who was given the honor of cutting the ribbon as a group of students watched. BLACKSTOCK The overall lack of equip- ment, resources and ma- terials to teach high school driver education is deplor- able..so is the lack of teacher preparation facilities. Such are the opinions re- ceived by the Canada Safety Council from a major survey of 159 school superintendents and 792 high school principals from across Canada this fall. The Safety Council was seeking data and opinions that would go towards the planning of a National Driver Educa- tion Symposium to be held in Toronto June 22-24th, 1977, and considered the 66 per cent survey returns exceptionally strong. Quebec opinions were ex- cluded from the survey anal- ysis because, by provincial law, driver education is a function only of commercial schools. 92 per cent of the principals and 91 per cent of the superintendents agreed that public high school driver education could help solve Canada's traffic accident problems. 4 of every 5 agreed that driver education should be available to all students, but opinion was more divided as to whether it should be an extra-curricular subject, and whether a credit should be given. There was overwhelming support for provincial finan- cial aid, and while most respondents (36 per cent principals, 46 per cent super- intendents) felt money should come from general funds, some supported innovative ideas like nominal additional charges on traffic fines, vehicle registrations or licence fees to be ploughed back into education of young drivers. More than three-quarters felt licences should not be given to beginning drivers under 18 without such high school training. S HY BOY Base Conmunications 650 KING STREET EAST - OSHAWA 579-5242 XM 42 36000 Q PRESENT THIS AD FOR 10% OFF ALL RADOS CITIZEN'S BAND RADIOS Cutesy aM-2 s and M-3's "Cou rtesy and Service Second to None" The Canàdian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 15, 1976 19 Find Resources Inadequate For Driving Courses r=ýý