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Cartwright Central School Hold Successful Field Day Thursday, June 24 Midget Girls-- 1. Willha Wolters, Candie "Forept (tie)--10 pts. 2. Janjce McLaughlin, Terry inson (tie)--8 pts. nne Marlow, Sheila MacLeod (tie)--6 pts.; Cindy McColl, Anne Tennyson (tie). Midget Boys-- 1. Andrew Visser--14 pts. « Allan Addison--9 pts. . Michael Van Gestal, Jackie Gunter--8 pts, Junior Girls-- 1. Leslie Wright--16 pts. 2. Denice Edgerton--10 pts. 8. Carolyn Webster--7 pts. Junior Boys-- 1. Stanley Kroekenstoel-- 18 pts. 2. Ricky Campbell--18 pts, 8. George Keuning--11 pts, Intermediate Girls-- 1. Judy Felstead--18 pts. 2. Suzie Fallis--16 pts. 3. Martha Lawrence--10 pts. Intermediate Boys-- 1. Wayne Kirpatrick--15 pts. 2. Grant McLaughlin--13 pts, 3. David Gray, Jimmy MacLeod--6 pts. Senior Girls-- "1. Rose Ann MacDonald 24 pts. 2. Nancy Stinson--11 pts. 8. Betty Lou Stinson--7 pts. 'Senior Boys-- 1. Dennis Romeril--30 pts, 2. Bryan Wolfe--15 pts. 3. Donald Wright--8 pts. RELAYS Intermediate Girls-- Team 1--Martha Lawrence, Judy Felstead, Lorraine Turner, Wendy Forest. Team 2--Suzie Fallis, Elaine Metcalf, Rosie Frey, Linda "McLaughlin. Team 3--Beth Dunsmon, Susan Bolan, Lori Gobkes, Dianne Vanderheul Intermediate Boys-- Team 1--Bruce Wilkins, Mauri Kinnunen, David Gray, Ricky Mappin. Team 2--Larry Jackson, Jimmy MacLeod, Neil McLaughlin, Wayne Scott, Team 3--Wayne Forest, Glenn Malcolm, Leonard MacLeod, Graham Duff. Senior Girls-- 1st--Carol Wotten, Linda Mountjoy, Gail Hart, Martha Lawrence. 2nd--Betty Stinson, Beverley Brown, Judy Hart, Linda Rohrer. 3rd--Rose Ann MacDonald, Denise Forest, Bonnie Felstead, Donna Swain. Senior Boys-- 1st--Bryan Wolfe, Garry Rohrer, Bill Thompson, Donald Wright. 2nd--Barry Rohrer, David Fallis, Allen Argue, Joey Williamson 3rd--Dennis R., Robert 3. Rick Bolan POLE VAULTING Seniors-- 1. Dennis Romeril 2. Bryan Wolfe 3. Allen Argue Intermediatees-- 1. Wayne Kirkpatrick 2. Bob Swain 3. Jom MacLeod CHAMPION GIRL-- Rose Ann MacDonald--24 pts. CHAMPION BOY-- Dennis Romeril--30 pts. Utica U.C.W.A. The July meeting of the Wo- men's Auxiliary was held in the church basement Thursday af- ternoon July 8th with 10 pre- sent. Mrs. McKinley graciously ac- companied us on the piano for the singing of Hymn 582 which was followed" by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Crosier read the scripture Psalm 103. Creed card read in unison followed by Hymn 500 and the Theme Hymn. Mrs. Crosier gave a reading entitled "Sermon in Trees" by, Rev. R. Anglin John- son. The business was conducted by the President Mrs. Handel. Thank-you's were received for plants sent to people on our sick list. Some of the ladies reported on their visit to Fair- view Lodge, along with Epsom U.C.W. A pleasant visit was reported by those who went. A request to cater to wedding of Donna Sutcliffe was accepted. The ladies also agreed to have floor covering installed in Manse kitchen if acceptable to Manse Board. Reports of Sec- retary and Treasurer read, Mr McKinley, our new Minister closed the meeting with prayer. Collection taken. A delightful lunch served by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Crosier. Little LOTTA LOVELINESS COMPLIMENTS WE LIKE CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM TOO-HELPSUSTO r=] CONTINUE TO PLEASE you GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 > Archer, Robert Wilkins, p$008900080000000000000000000000000000000000., Summer Hours of Business TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAYS -- 12.00 Noon -- CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY -- CONWAY GARDENS _PORT PERRY 11.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m, to 8.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. Greenbank U.C.W. The July meeting of the Af- ternoon group of the Greenbank U.C.W. was held in the church basement on July 7th at 2 p.m. The meeting opened with Mrs. Phair playing "How Great Thou Art". Mrs. Couves, as convener of the group in charge, read the call to worship. Mrs. Harris led in reading Psalm 729 responsively, Mrs. A. Mec- Millan read the scripture, Luke 156 vs. 11-32. Hymn 3877 was INVEST NOW 902% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments. Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-2421 sung. The collection was taken and dedicated. Mrs. Smith read the meditation. Mrs. Couves led in prayer followed by Lord's Pray- er in unison. Hymn 239 was sung, Mrs. Ianson gave an inter- esting review o fthe last chap. of the study book on Brazil which all have enjoyed study- ing. Mrs. H. Phoenix then presid- ed for the business portion of the meeting. A welcome was extended to all and thanks to the group in charge. The min- utes were read and adopted. 18 members, 1 visitor. The treas- urer's report was given. Thank- you notes were read. Mrs. F. Beare gave an article on citizenship. Details of busi- ness were cared for. Hymn 316 was sung. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Harris. 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