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He SALA T ed ATER Er A RS ET hs BOBS URS I ASSAY SIC VP Sry v x -- SE PY ERT Ca ET i a 8) RN ERR NE LR i ---------- a i ri -- ps PETE adi aA Ka ee bn de bd dda tae FE sP PI IRI ERT ER SE RE NL ET RE IEE SR : : THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1969--8 Agricultura gh Tues. F eb. 1 St. John's Presbyterian Church Chamber of Commerce Port Perry Guest Speaker, JOEL ALDRED, of Radio & TV M ' Th sd + Whiz 'Bangs - 7 d ; s' J ; ; , i RR iis gently to get their new production] This is the twelfth consecutive year "1 a" T h ' : en S ur ay Ares RET ge § Cub and Scout Ladies Monday under way. ths competition has been held and| ow eac ers {= ? . v arnegie .... 0 = . . ' Bonnie Foster. [this year the value of the award io or ou ug Night Bowling Juniors ern AR » | Mothers Auxiliary | Night Bowling ; , D Cv Pa | : : eg c : ; |} ; 'he competiton is open to writers p ' Standings-- ; ) High Tripl The Cub and Scout Mothers' Auxi- JaN, 26th, 1959-- We E. Announces citizens of Canada domiciled in Ont. Toronto. =A campaign designed to . : D. Freeman--1721 liary held their meeting: at' the home | . ario-and closes April 30th, 1959, offset publicity about salary inade- DeLuxe ........., Hiss os [I A. Menzies--619 of the President Mrs. Robt. Walker Pines--21 Chestnuts--18 Its Short Stor . . Wiltred Eel quacies in Ontario schools will be Sta s a Professor Wilfred Eggleston, M.B. : FB. snes trsississessigstisibiveoepens 14 H. Edenborough--607 on Monday evening, Jan. 19th, with ~~ Walnuts--19 Elms--13 a E., Director of the School of Journal. | 13unched shortly by the Ontario School SOOULRIS wivinsiiirmrmeivensiisvesessd 14 F. Hastings--600. 16 members present. : Poplars--18 Cedars--13 Competition ism, Carleton University, Ottawa, | Trustees Council. Howat] Motors wit High Singl The meeting opened with the re-! Maples--17 Spruces--11 Ontario will be the judge "for 1959. 3 . The counell, holding its annual meet. Meteors AL biG Nak 12 21, 0 glemr peating of the Scout Mothers' Pro.| Firs--15 Oaks--10 Mrs. R. C. Bennett, Education] See- Contestants are advised NOT tol, © in Toronto, said Saturday that in. * Legionaires ................. wenn 12 D. Freeman--287 mise after which Mrs. Walker wel-| Willows--14 Birches-- 4 | : ' 4 ill? ] ¢ 7 formation regarding low salaries paid 2 r 5 3g N - + 4 / Midtown ; A. Menzies--254 retary and Mrs, W. L. McFaul, Chair- [submit any manuscripts without first to teachers was not "realistic." p d y ' comed the ladies. High Single-- man of the Short Story Committee, [obtaining printed conditions. These BEE py Black Jacks ... M. Appleton--242 - After the minutes of the N har Le i" It said the adverse publicity reacts er the minutes of the November, "(vc 253 announce today that the Provincial may be secured by writing to: . . x : meeting had been read and approved : KD CEB ges + 3 Pal? \ y ' (against attempts to interest persons in ' High Triple-- Chapter of Ontarjo, 1.0.D.E. will this| Provincial Chapter of Ont., I.LO.D.E.. the teaching profession and " Mrs. Walker reported that a new flag Ali ig--=© year offer a scholarship award for a 168 Jackson Street West # ) Age! i : ice Craig--653 Pp 3 esl, vates the teacher recruitment pro- had been purchased for the Scout Hall, short story. Hamilton, Ontario, Most Spares-- . Janet Vernon--12 Elma Vernon--12 gram, Council Executive Director P. M. Muir was appointed to make certain facts made known to the public and to ask larger Ontario school boards to help compile teacher salary' statistics. A very encouraging financial report was given by our Treasurer Mrs. Howard Gibson. Mrs. Lane reported | on Cups & Saucers having been pur- Over 200-- chased for the Scout Hall and Mrs.! Alice Craig--253, 242; Wanda Dur- ~ " PROGRESSIVE FARMERS and SMALL LAND OWNERS _ ~~~ Now is the time to get your _ soil tested and if suitable we will show you how to make up to 1000." per Acre CLEAR PROFIT by growing our Specialized Items and have a market supplied (WW Ww. tet ett. a a a For Details Write to ~ Specialized Growers' Association Jack Cook gave a retport as Sick Con- venor. Dye to the Father & Son Banquet which will be held in February, our plans for a Social Evening were post poned to a further date. The meeting closed with the Scout Mizpah, A delicious lunch served by the Committee, Ivy Fines, Myrtle enjoyed. . The lunch committee for the. Feb- ruary meeting will be Mrs. C. Reesor, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Stevens. Congratulations Congratulations to Mr. and . Mrs Wright Crosier of Manchester, who celebrated their fifty-fifth Wedding Anniversary on January 20. In hon- our of this happy event they enter- tained their family and a few friends. As well, the many cards and good ham--247, 211; Joyce Emmerson-- 239, 220; Janet Vernon--239; Mary Baird--234, 207; Ethel Hutchinson--- 218; Vera Fawns--218; Grace Hast- ings--217, 204; Alice Thomas--214; Elma Vernon--209; Marg Sweetman --208; Joan Godley--208; Norene Blair--204; Jessie Goode--202; Reta Underhay--201, Prentice & Ruth Mark was very much | 'Hilltop Herald | The basketball teams ave certainly doing our school justice. Last Fri- | day, Jan, 23 the girls (Jrs. and Srs.) defeated the Brock girls. The junior boys defeated Brock but our seniors had to take a back seat, This Thursday our girls go to Brock. to- test their skills once more. On Friday the Brock boys come to Port Perry. The first schedule of the boy's curl- (ing league is coming to an end; the results will be published next week. A proposal by the Ontario Second- ary School Teachers Federation to re- place "pink listings," a pink-papered notice sent out to teachers advising them not to negotiate with a board, was objected to by the council. The OSSTF suggested a "board rat- ing" system by which high school teachers would submit details on work- ing conditions in their area, to be made into a list and made available to any job-hunting teacher. F. L. Bartlett of Kingston sald he didn't think the trustees could prohibit publication of the findings but added "I think it's very poor public rela- tions." He suggested the department of education be required to provide the same assessment of school boards it now is required to provide on teachers. Assessing would be done by school superintendents who now rate teach- ers. The council adopted a seven-point code of othies designed to eliminate Miss McCully and the students of the drama group are practising dili- difficulties and misunderstandings in the hiring of new teachers by mem- ber boards. March 1 was set as the earliest date on"which boards may advertise for or NN BROOKLIN, ONT. wishes which they received made this day a very happy occasion. on * Z ® } Chief of Police, Archie Mensios, Association and the hat badge is the Cnr teachers other than principals with his new hat badge. . Chief {emblem of that group wid vite Drinatpals Because of an . 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