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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 13, 1984 Public meeting to discuss formation of Block Parents Seagrave and Area News by Patty Williams Block Parents Needed In The Area This could be the most important meeting of the year! The Green- bank - Epsom School Advisory Committee would like to invite you to help form a "Block Parent Association" in this area. The public meeting will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 7:30 at the Greenbank Town Hall. Mrs. Heather Bray who is affiliated with the Brooklin Block Parent Association will be there to answer questions. SPECIAL (With This Coupon) a A le cil AQUAGINE WATER REFINERS Interest and commit- ment demonstrated at this meeting will deter- mine whether there will be a Block Parent Association in this area or not. The area con- sidered includes Utica, Epsom, Greenbank, Seagrave, Mariposa, Robinglade and Saint- field. Show you care - come out and support this effort on Tuesday November 27 at 7:30, you can make a diff- erence. 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Due to the school holiday this Wednesday, Nov. 14, Playgroup will be held on Thursday, Nov. 15 from 1-3 at the Seagrave United Church. Hopefully this will be more convenient for all concerned. Please give Marilyn Beacock a call at 985- 3595 with your news for next week. K. Davidson heads Sheep Association On October 14, Dis- trict Ontario Sheep association held their Annual Meeting in con- junction with the Field Day at the Blackstock Fairgrounds. In the morning, Lynne Westaway gave a dem- onstration on the valu- able use of sheep dogs in confined spaces. A pot- luck dinner was served with an incredible variety of dishes, many of which were lamb. After dinner, Dr. John Churchill was available for personal advice on spangeing ewes and flock health. Dan Stevenson was present to answer questions on ROP and the Red Meat Plan. Throughout the day an active buy-sale swap was in progress which also led to many conversations among new and old sheep breeders. Shortly after dinner, the annual meeting was conducted whereby the 1985 Board of Directors were elected and the 1984 Financial report was discussed. Keith Davidson of Uxbridge was elected chairman and Sandy Churchill of Blackstock was re- " appointed - Secretary- Treasurer. ' ran RUSTY CHECK SAVE YOUR BODY Rocker paaey Deer pias a. best lerse Ane betas sasen * VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. 90 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry (416) 985-8469 LY Doo posh whew mine WOW ¥ (vere adr Low Milgage Vehicles, -- A Mustang LX Mustang L Med Crayon Red Melallic Glow. 3 &¢ VE Auto, PS P Disc Brakes AM-FM Stereo Cassette, Wire Whee! Covers 8857.° ..wv aM) $88 $240. ih 42 mth. $9. 294.° 1800 km per mth. Lease -- $202. 1500 km per mth. Cobra & 72 Silver Metallic, 5.00 H.0. V8, Auto 0/D, Tinted Glass, AM-FM Stereo Cassette, Interval Wipers, Flip-Up/Open Air Roof, Colour-Keyed Floor Mats, Cast Alum. Wheels, P.S., P. Disc Brakes, Console, Full Instrumentation $12,548." 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The councils bring together teachers from the var- ious disciplines - math, English, history etc. ... in on-going professional - association. . The November 14 act- ivities are part of a board-wide professional development day invol- ving approximately 2,400 teachers in Dur- ham. Among the secondary : school teachers' activ- ities: Business teachers JEFF FLIELER 'We are all very proud of you! Mom, Aunt & Uncle Marge & Stewart Wiles Restaurant Queen Street Port Perry visit the Oshawa Rev- enue Building: English teachers dis- cuss "Independent Study and the Contract System"; Pickering Trustee Lorna Murphy tells tea- chers about an inno- vative new project - the Schoolhouse Playcare Centre - a daycare facility for the children of Durham Board of Education staff and students; a panel discusses French Immersion; Geography teachers tour the Ontario Agri- cultural Museum; Mathematics tea- chers look at Math Anxiety and Women in Mathematics; Science teachers assess the needs of basic and general level stu- dents. For teachers who wish to keep up with devel- opments in other areas, OSSTF has organized two general speakers. Bob Almack, the be- havior assessment tea-. cher from Harwood Secondary School in Ajax, will speak on "Winning with Kids Through Discipline." This involves organizing a "discipline plan" for "the classroom. 'District 17 has also invited Prof. Ben Schlesinger from the University of Toronto's faculty of social work to discuss "the Changing Canadian Family in the 80's and the Implication for Education." Because the Durham Board of Education - like other Ontario public boards - offers the widest possible range of programs for its stu- dents, the OSSTF events' are designed to serve the diverse needs of a wide range of teaching specialties. The theme of this year's board-wide PD day is "We Make Us Better" - the teachers' way of saying they know the importance of pro- fessional growth through the exchange of ideas among educators. THERE IS STILL TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR HOLIDAY SPECIAL! TURKEY* DINNERS Wh bl THE TRIMMINGS ail bookings 5632 person made before Dec. 10/84 ... 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