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Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard have just returned from a two week holiday in Russia and Copenhagen. The tour was conducted under the Lumberman's Association. Week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cawker at the farm. Scugog Point Road, were Mrs. Keith Wilson, Pr e-- NAMES tion will meet again on Thursday, June 6 at 8 p.m. in the Anglican Church Hall. On the agenda this time is such an important item as recreation including a dis- cussion of a new arena complex. Members are requested to come out for . AREA NEWS this meeting, since it will be the last, before fall season starts in September. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertson attended the Rex Humbard World Out- reach Conference in Akron, Ohio, this past week end. Teacher power to stay Teacher power is here to stay, Education Minister Thomas Wells told the Ont- ario School Trustees Council last week. Speaking at a conference on Trustee Responsibility and Teacher Power, jointly sponsored by The Ontario Institute for Studies in Ed- ucation, and the OSTC, Mr. Wells said there are several facts that must be clearly understood by school trust- want ces. He told delegates that teacher power is not a pass- ing phenomenon; it is some- thing that must be faced positively and constructively and not with bitterness or anger, 'nor with the hope that it will disappear if we just ignore it long enough.... Teacher power stems from the genuine concerns of many teachers. Teachers a say in education policy-making. That doesn't mean that they should make all the decisions, but they want to feel that their views are at least heard and con- sidered. They want a wide open channel of influence and to my mind there is nothing wrong with that.' School trustees, he said, must improve communica- tions with their teachers, bring their teachers in on things and together discuss matters openly and candidly as a team. Duntroon, Mrs. Paul Carru- thers and son Glenn of Stayner, Mi. and Mrs. Alan Cawker, Lea and Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cawker, Chris, Curtis and Kathy of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cawker, Scarbo- rough, and Mr. and Mrs. James Cawker of Manches- ter. Smart Shoppers will love our The new but active group, Scugog Ratepayers Associa- Legion elects new executive The following members of Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion were elected to the 1974 - 75 executive at a LEAN - TENDER - "WILLTRIMMED © SWEETENED ! Squ YJUEE2 ni FLA meeting held recently. y ORAN Mike Hlozan, president; P. Roast li z=. GE Juice | T. Bishop. first vice; D. Hamil- OUND BONE CUT - BRANDED BEEF | ton, second vice; J. Lee, third vice. C. Hutchinson and F. Harris Sgt. at Arms. Executive Committee: E. 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