PAGE 2, WEDNÈSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1977, ,WHITBY FREE PRESS ~dYOhw About tbf: JIM MAITLAND Did you know that according to the E.P.A., there is, an average decrease in 1000 pounds of carý of only four miles per gallon? This means you wiIl use 125 gallons more fuel in 10,000 miles. Figured at 80 cents per gallon this would make a grand total extra of only $100. 1 think it's worth $100 to drive a full sized car with ail the comfort, convenience and safety. How about you? Yes! We have the big Marquis, Continentals & Mark V ... At affordable prices. Corne and see us or if you like, we'll brinq one to your door. We have a complete line of Mark V's, Marquis, Cougar Monarch, Bobcat, Caprice. (We have a good stock of light trucks) W/IN DNE WEEK IV TUE SUNV FOR 7MO - A T THE FA DUL111DUS FREEP OR T INN IN THEff SAiA A DRAW WI11 BE HELD ON MON DAY, FEBR(JARY 281 77 DROP IN TODAY TO F111 IN VOUR BALtOJ *No PURCHASE NECESSARYI BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE 77 COUGAR HDTP. 8 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, electric defroster, w/w radial tires, vinyl top, many more options. LMM 283. 7r ý Sale Price $5278. 77 MONAIRCH 4 DR» V-8, auto, p/s, p/b, w/w radial tires. Many more extras. LMM 282. -$5694. Sale Price $5295. 77 COUGAIR XR7 400 eng., 2 tone paint, fac. air,, AM/FM stereo, p/w, p/seats, auto, air, cruise control. Loaded with extras. LMM 551. $8844... Sale Price $7777. 76 BOBCAT auto., body side moldings, elect. defrost, w/w, radio. KHH 927. Sale Price $3499. 76 COMET 2 DR. Loaded with extras, bucket seats, vinyl top, p/s, brand new. Ser. 525277. Sale Price ??? 76 MONTEGO BROUGHAM 4 DR, fac. air, AM/FM stereo, p/w, Many more extras. LDT 557. Sale Price ??? PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL FEBRUARY 16/77 683-5541 683-5540 683-5841 i ISSCOD. , CERIIBY Dr. Tom Lickona, a professor, of developmnental psychology' in New York State, addresses a group of Whitby and Brooklin teachers at West Lynde Public School on the new concept of values education. Dr. Liekona was the guest speaker at a professional activity day, ian. 26. Photo by Dan Delong Values education is speaker's topic at West Lynde teachers,' aetivity day The new teaching concept of values education wvas featured at a professional activity day held at West Lynde Public School ian. 26. About 300 teachers fromn Whitby and Brooklin schools heard in address hy Dr. Tom Lickona, a professor of le vlopinental psychology tromn New York State. Dr. Liekona spoke on the subject of values developmient in chljdren, sta ting "we mnust design opportunities to bc mioral" for chldren. The six goals of moral education, according to Dr. Lickona, are: to develop in children a sense of fairness. a sense of comimunity, a caring for others, better comnmunica- tion skills, co-operation, and the ability to carry moral thinking in to action. The teachier's responsibility is to provide the opportunity and leadershiip to stimrulate deeper normal thought amnong children, said Dr. Lickona. Children who experience such a program should have an improved self-concept and tolerance for others, he said. Teachers being introduced to the methods of "values education" entered into a niock discussion about e thnical issues faced in the classroom such as what to do about students cheating on tests, and bullying of younger st udents - The professional activity day was arranged by the Durham Board of Education and Dr. Lickona's visit was sponsored by the board's values education committee. Busy Singers' sechedule for lOth anniversary A Ibusy schiedule of con- certs lias been arranged by the County Towvn Singers in honor of their lOth anniver- sary, which is beingcelebrated this year. On Feb. 1l at 7:30O p.m. the Singers are performing at the Whitby Senior Citizens Centre. Ail seniors are welcomne to attend. On Feb. 15 and 22, the Singers wvill perform at the Lake Ontario Steel Safety Awards night at Henry Street High School. On March 8 they will be performing at the Bowman- ville Lions Club Senior Citizens Centre. The Singers' lOth anniver- sary reunion dinner and social nîghit will be April 16 at the Ask us about you Cone and tell us wvhat you're looking for n r a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunîties and challenges to mratch your needs. No obligations on either side. WeIlI be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're looking for. But you'll neyer know until you ask. Visit our Mobile Recruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre mu Oshawa WEDNESDAY FEB. 23, i1977 Genosha Hotel in followed in May by 2½/--hour anniversary in Whitby. Oshawa, a special conce rt Trustee named Ralph Stratford, of the Whiitby Public Library Board, lias been appointed a trustee of the Central Lake Ontario Regional Lihrary Systemn, whiich co-ordinates rnany of the services offered by public libraries in tie regions of Peel, York and Durham. Craft corner is renamred for Flo The craft corner programi at the Whitby Senior Citizens Centre hias namned "Flo's Corner", in memnory of Mrs. Flo Lott, who died Jan. 18 in Florida. Mrs. Lott was head of the craft corner, and very active in the work of the senior citizens centre and the Whitby Lawii Bowling Club. YMCA offers guitar classes The Durham YMCA is presenting a new course on Beginners and Advanced Beginners Group Guitar Instruction starting Monday, Feb. 7th at Henry Street High School, roomn 103. A new instructor, Mary Roney, will be on hand to teach how to tune the guitar, the chords, and all the special know how that is required for personal enjoy- ment of the guitar. This is the tenth year of Durham Y guitar instruction. Phone the Y office at 668-6868 for details and further information, 10:00 am - 3:00 p.m. THIE CANANM e -.D K / 'l IN