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wr § 4 boy oy ! 4 ho 1 A 8 --~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 22,1972 Topic, women's affairs Durham College will be holding the third of its monthly lectures on Novem- ber 24 at 8 p.m. in the College lecture hall. Television commentator and educator Miss Kay Sigurjonsson will speak on Women's Affairs. The topic will be "*Concerns for Cand dian Women". Kay Sigurjonsson grew up in Manitoba and in Sudbury, Ontario. She holds a Bache- lor of Arts degree and a Rachelor of Paedagogy de- gree from the University of Manitoba. and did graduate work in English at the University of Toronto. She taught secondary school in Quebec, Vancouver and Winnipeg and worked in public relations for the University of Toronto Press before joining the staff of the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario. She is responsible for Federation publications and public relations, inclu- "executive "Association in at Durham College ding press liaison. Miss Sigurjonsson has worked extensively in tele- vision, including three sea- sons as co-host of the CBC's flagship public affairs pro- gramme 'Weekend'. She has recently been appointed to a task force 'studying post-secondary education in Manitoba. Miss Sigurjonsson is also active in the National Action Committee on the Status of Women and is on the national and Board of the Canadian Support of Directors of Native Peoples. NEED MUSIC? \ DANCE gy PARTY © efc. Call 985-3089 P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m: ITS: (9).4:1:|ne] 2 Thurs, Fri., 852-6033 Sat., Nov. 23, 24, 25 'WHAT'S UP DOC?' " Nightly at 8 p.m., starring Barbara Streisand and Ryan O'Neal. "THE GODFATHER". Coming next Wednesday to Saturday Adult Entertainment. + dnaries, "intendent Begins sewing class At Honeydale W.I. by Mabel Cawker Local Leaders Train- ing School -- "The Knack of Sewing with Knits," under the capable supervision of Mrs. Sam Naples and Mrs. James Carnochan and spon- sored by the Honeydale Branch is now progressing. The first meeting was held at the homé of Mrs. Earl Brvant, Rosa Street. After the opening prelim- introductions etc. the leaders gave instruction outlining important points re - the many different fabrics available, and choosing of same, -- construction of knitted fabrics, -- choosing patterns and alterations if necessary, -- measurements etc. This promises to be an ideal course for the home- sewer -a 'boon' for the busy The woman who is always on the - go. The new knits are wrinkle resistant, make excellent travellers -- re- quire a minimum of care, very comfortable to wear and fabrics are availabl¢ in a wide variety of weights, patterns, colours etc. suit- able for many types of clothing. This course is given free of charge to the women of the community through the Home Economics- Branch, Ontario Ministry of Agr. and Food. A small charge will be made by the local Branch to help defray expenses of: renting the hall. ~The second and third meetings will be held Tues- day, November 28th, and Thursday, November 30th, 10a.m.to4 p.m. at St. John's Presbyterian Church Hall. A "Pot Luck Luncheon" is scheduled for the noon hour, so bring along a "'tempting"' dish, plus your dishes and cutlery. Official suggests project SOLE should be retained SOLE (Summer of -Learn-- ing Experiences *should be continued, says an Ontario County Board of Education Official, but the Ontario cabinet "will. not make a decision on its ffiture until after the new year. : J. G. McClelland, super- of development and academic services for i FOR A SINCERELY INTERESTED | person with varied Municipal and Business experience | H - FOR STRONG CONCERNED : i leadership locally and aggressive | representation at other | : government levels : : For the office of REEVE : 1 Village of Port Perry rrr rrr ET Tw a the board of education, said he had two reservations about this year's SOLE project. He said there should. . be more time to plan it and it should be supervised by "responsible" community agencies such as the board of education or the YMCA. He said there was prac- tically no time to plan its activities last year because the board wasn't notified the - project would go ahead until near the end of -the school year. 'w Two SOLE. units were operated in Ontario County this year--one at Uxbridge High School and the other the former Dunbarton Public School. Each were supplied with a $3,000 grant from the®, ministry of community and social services. z The Uxbridge project spent for weeks research- ing the Uxbridge area from an historical and geographi- cal viewpoint. The documentation of the project's findings will go to teachers to use in classes. The Dunbarton unit de- voted energies to arts and crafts, a study of science kits used by the schools and visiting points of interest like the Science Centre and Ontario Place in Toronto. THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Edward Thomas were re- cently joined in marriage by the Rev. W. Mark Reeves in Prince Albert United Church, Prince Albert, Ont. on Friday, November 3, 1972. The bride, the former Patricia Diane Nott is the daughter of Mrs. Lillian Nott, Prince Albert, Ontario. The bridegroom's parents are 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomas, R.R. No. 4, Port Perry, Ontario. The bride was given In marriage by her brother Mr. Ken Nott. Miss Diane Fane, friend of the bride, was maid of honour. The best man was Mr. Thomas Leal Adderley, Yellow Knife, NW.T. Following a reception at Prince Albert Community Hall catered by the P.A. 4H Club, the couple left for their honeymoon. The floral ar- rangement was provided by Port Perry Florist. The couple will reside in - Greenbank, Ontario. A MESSAGE to the residents of Port Perry .On Monday, December 4th, YOU the voter of the village will elect the persons who YOU feel will conduct the . affairs of Port Perry best on your behalf. CONSIDER VIN WALKER Vin is a 36 yr. old Electrician, resides at 173 - Bigelow St. with wife Jean and two children; 4 - years Chairman of Arena Board; 4 years on Recreation Committee (last 2 as chairman); 2nd vice president of. Ontario Amateur Softball Association. For SOUND --- SENSIBLE -- SINCERE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Vote VIN WALKER FOR COUNCILLOR (2 a i te - ===> > 4 >a . >a \ toe ELECT ~ BOB BRINKMAN Councillor PORT PERRY { Mon., Dec. 4th, 1972 PV VVVVN IVS SSS SSS SS SS. 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