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- » nia Tom Ted SE A EVE Trl re Lx no son Ad 3 St Dh ET - - RAR 203 oR TUTE Nea TERR Rae a nd ". yr Sm RT SEPERATE SRE le fe SA Na ean AND Sas on -- MD > « iy 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 7, 1979 No further progress in Board- teacher contract offer talks Contract talks between the Board of Education and negotiators for 1300 elemen- tary school teachers across - Durham remained stalled on Monday, almost two weeks after the Board made public its contract offer. broken off since January 18 when the Board offered the teachers a one year contract with a salary increase of 5.5 per cent for the period . September-December, and 5.6 per cent for January to June. Under those terms the The contract talks, which went to November, maximum _ salary mediation in have been $28,332. FEBRUARY Stock Reduction SALE PHILP * PONTIAC - BUICK 150 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-7309 LIMITED rates would range from $10,512 to 1979 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED SEDAN Demo., 11,000 km., fully equipped. reduced to clear. NMW656.. 1978 PONTIAC PARISIENNE COUPE _ Light blue metallic finish, matching cloth interior, fully equipped. one owner. MRX260. 1978 CHRYSLER LEBARON SEDAN 16000 km., one owner, silver, vinyl roof, fully equipped. MNL582. 1978 PONTIAC PHOENIX COUPE Low km., one owner, economical V6, automatic, p.s. MVW111. 1978 PONTIAC LEMANS COUPE 2 door, brand new, factory fresh, full factory warranty: Reduced to clear. Stock 8888. - 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LJ COUPE Demonstrator, loaded with options including air conditioning, landau . roof. MVW240. 1978 BUICK SKYLARK COUPE Brand new, factory fresh, real savings at Pre-1979 prices. Stock 8877. 1977 VENTURA COUPE Economical V6 Motor, automatic. vinyl interior. A family asset, dark turquoise exterior. LPN298. 1977 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC SEDAN One owner, loaded with extras including air conditioning, AM-FM radio. KTR899. 1977 CAMERO Z28 COUPE. Automatic, AM/FM tape. all Z28 appointments, MRP Warranty available. MKE064. 1977 BUICK CENTURY COUPE Sold original as new by us. Reflects excellent care it has received. KTR881. 1977 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM SEDAN Designer green two-tone. V8 motor, many extras including divided front seat. MPN981. 1977 CHEVROLET BELAIR SEDAN An ideal family car, well equipped. Real savings. LPN078. New 1979 Licence Stickers are included on all 1977 and 1978 Used Cars & Demonstrators. 1976 CORDOBA COUPE 2 door, 400 V8 motor, air conditioner. landau roof. real nice condi- tion. KHX861. 1975 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE Loaded with extras. 38,000 miles. JMS970. 1975 CHEV IMPALA 4 door hardtop. air conditioning. one owner, light green with mat- ching interior. KEC 877. : 1975 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN HARDTOP 2 door, V8, automatic, gold with vinyl roof. JSO 499. 1975 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN Only 34.000 original miles, flawless finish. many extras. JYY152. 1975 CHEV IMPALA 4 door, hardtop, air conditioning. fully equipped. KEC877. 1973 BUICK ESTATE WAGON Low mileage for a 1973. Needs a little body work. "As is" Special. USED TRUCKS 1978 JEEP LEVIS 4x 4 6 cylinder, 3 speed, power steering. low mileage. MYB 272. 1977 CHEV BLAZER 4 x 4 V8. 3 speed. many extras. 33.000 miles. LMH 870. 1976 G.M.C. '/2 TON PICKUP TRUCK V8. automatic, p.s., p.b., radio. low mileage. C93226. 1976 FORD ECONOLINE VAN 6 cylinder. 3 speed transmission, aux. seat, good condition. V87402. 1976 CHEVROLET ¥/: TON WITH FULL CAP V8 automatic, power steering, radio. red & white two-tone. €90216. 1974 DODGE %: TON PICKUP 318V8, automatic, power steering, radio, 51000 miles. D55127. 1973 CHEV '/: TON PICKUP TRUCK INCLUDING CAP V8. automatic, many extras. F29407. CALL JOHN CAMMACK, MORLEY PARISH CEDRIC RUSSELL AT 985-7300 Principals would be paid a minimum of $29,050 and a maximum of $33, 550 by the end of June this year. Durham Board of Educa- tion chairman Yvonne Christie said Monday there has been no word from the teachers negotiating com- mittee since the Board's latest offer, and she had no idea when the two sides would get together for another bargaining session. The issues of surplus teachers and redundancy, up-grading certification and pupil-teacher ratios are also outstanding, and are be- lieved to be among the main roadblocks in the way of a new contract. Elementary teachers in Durham have been without a contract since the end of August, 1978, and bargaining . sessions have been going on for almost a year. A provin- cial mediator was called in at the end of November, last year. In releasing the Board's contract offer on January 23, trustee: David Sims of the Board bargaining committee stated "we feel this is a good basis for settlement, and we hope the teachers member- ship agrees and so directs its bargaining committee." Police caution motorists Hazardous driving con- ditions in and around Port Perry resulted in several minor car accidents in the past week or so, according to _the Durham Police. Two of these accidents occurred at intersections in Port Perry. No charges were laid by police because of icy road conditions and there was no serious in- juries. Police warn motorists to be especially cautious when they are driving this time of year as accidents can occur even at very slow speeds. so Feely, Fa NE ROPES REA On the pupil-teacher ratio . issue, the Board is offering 25:1 tin. this contract, an increase over the 1977-78 staff ratio of 23.85:1, which includes a minimum of 3.5 special education teachers per thousand pupils. In the event that a position is declared redundant to the Board; a teacher would be entitled to 30 per cent of the annual salary at the date of severance, according to the Board's contract offer. Mrs. Christie said Monday that trustees had been opto- mistic that the Board's offer would be accepted, and added they are at a loss to understand what the out- standing differences are. She said that contract issues that were accepted by secondary teachers in Durham apparently are not acceptable for elementary teachers. TSE A NC ETSY A LA A SEEN 0 a Wd ETAL AT 3 A BAREIS WT RENT RE RE NT FERRI Ce Gh | Utica area news | by Mrs. Vera Brown On Sunday, February 11th, Epsom-Utica congregation will worship at Epsom Church at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School at Utica will be at 10:00 a.m. The Epsom-Utica U.C.W. will meet on Tuesday even- ing, February 13th at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church with Group 2 in charge. The Scugog Soccer Assoc. will be holding a general meeting on Feb. 15th at 7 p.m. at the Latcham Centre. All interested persons are urged to attend. Congratulations to the local 1st Scugog Scouts for successfully completing a winter camp in the Seagrave Nonquon area. The boys endured -18 degrees celsius temperatures along with falling snow and winds. They were also awarded the trophy for the best troop. Boys attending were Steven Langille, Mark and Glenn Kerry, Richard Ginn, Mike Connolly, Rob Page, Dean and Dale Lown with leader Barry Page. There were 14 tables of euchre at the Hall on Friday evening. Lucky winners were: Mrs. Elva Kydd, Mrs. Vera Fawns and Mrs. Fran Gibson for the ladies. Mr. Tom Seeley, Mr. Herman Kerry tied, Mr. Morley Sellers. Freeze-out winners were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. Les Meyers. There will another euchre in two weeks, weather permitting. Mrs. Mildred Thompson recently accompanied Mrs. Phyllis Clarke to Kempville for a weekend visit with Phyllis' sister, Miss Helen Searle, and her mother Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sloan. While Mildred was away Mr. Baker stayed at Mount Albert with Mrs. Jim Miller. Mildred visited her mother, Mrs. Miller on Monday, bringing Mr. Baker home with her. : On Saturday evening Mrs. Thompson invited friends in for supper and cards to cele- brate Mr. Baker's 96th birth- day. Those in attendance (Turn to page 10) Subdivision proposals (From Page 1) Ward 4 councillor John Wolters did express some concern that this kind of development would put pressure on the municipality to approve similar sub- divisions on farmland. The land is now designated agricultural, but apparently has not been actively farmed for many years. The second development proposal also calls for 88 lots on a parcel of land on the west -side of the Oshawa - Road opposite the Coulter Manufacturing plant. While approving this proposal in principle, council attached a couple of riders, namely that the developer Yelodim and Aucuzz Realty of Toronto, also develop industrial land the company owns on the east side of the road, north of the Coulter plant. The subdivision property can be serviced with munici- pal water, but council wants a study carried out to deter- ee a BAR a PLAN 24 % 3 H EFFECTIVE FEB. 1, 1979 calculated on the Daily Balance paid monthly At your Credit Union mine if there is an adequate supply for 88 new homes. If there are allocation pro- blems, council may stipulate that the development take place on private well and septic systems. Also, council adamently insists that there be no commercial development in that area on either side of the Oshawa Road. The de- veloper has proposed a three-acre commercial lot for convenience stores. Council feels there is enough commercial development in Port Perry at present. Both development pro- posals require amendments to the Durham Official Plan g from agricultural desig- nation to residential and both will also need re-zoning by the local municipality. = A public meeting on the official plan amendments was held in January and there were no objections registered against the proposals at that time. Did You Know....that in the first three months Community Care assisted 42 Senior Citizens on 76 oc- casions? Would you like to use the service? 8461. ' Conway Gardens RESTAURANT Hwy. 7A - Port Perry : 0 -- a -- -- -- -- -- ------ -- o-- _-- Salad Bar Dessert - Coffee THIS FRIDAY -5t0 9 P.M. CHICKEN CACCIATORA $3.50 _ o-- EVERY SUNDAY - SPECIAL DINNER SERVED FROM 4to 8 P.M. Call 985- molasses - 15% OFF. u Hep Orgone Ol Cotintry Mouse This Valentine's Day buy your sweetheart a stained glass heart, a butterfly, a hummingbird, or some other special Mill Hollow gift. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS: All our honeys and Suzanne & Danielle Open 7 Days\a Week - Weekdays 11 to 5:30 Saturdays :30t0 5:30 Sundays 2to5 MILL HOLLOW R.R.4 - Port Perry (Between Manchester & Utica) 985-8321 ICHARGEX | JT -- _-- * J } f I [ 3 H ® | ¢ | 1 | 5 * L i i e J | i 1 * hh coe