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Arena support is needed (From page 17) are busy preparing for the Irish Stew Supper this Saturday even: ing, April 21 at the Church. Tickets are available from Dorothy Venning 986-4288. Congratulations to Mrs. Irene Hoffman, House No. 12, County Road 57 on her recent marriage to Karl Hoestermann of Seagrave. This area lost another Senior Citizen with the passing of Mrs. Alfred Grace. She lived near the Anglican Church here as a girl. After their marriage the Graces farmed in both Cartwright and Darlington Townships. Most peo- ple will know her son Harry and his wife Jean who delivered mail for nearly forty years. The funeral was conducted by Mrs. Grace's grand-son-in-law, Rev. Ed McKague. U.C.W. On Tuesday, April 10, twelve ladies gathered at the Church for their meeting. After a delicious dessert luncheon, Jean Ferguson acting for Marion Larmer open- ed the meeting with a poem "Dark Days.' The message was What do we do with the Easter bunny and the egg? Instead of treating them as pagan symbols which they originally were, let's think of them as teaching the Easter message representing fer- tility, new life and immortality. The roll call was answered with our favourite T.V. programme. Jean Churchill ably conducted the worship using the Easter Message as her theme finishing with the singing of "When I survey the Wondrous Cross." Mention was made of the Stew Supper at the Church on Satur- day, April 21st and also Women's Conference at Waterloo on June 8 and 9. Marion Larmer gave the theme, using a video presentation on the topic of "What are We Call- ed to Do Individually and Collec- tively? How do we equip ourselves to be the Church?" Our discussion brought out the follow- ing points - regular attendance, helping with groups e.g. U.C.W. or choir, helping to make life bet- ter for all people by counselling services and world relief pro- grammes, realizing that of- fenders are people, and working toward justice and reconciliation for victims and offenders. Kathleen Watts Congratulations to Percy Van- Camp who celebrated his 92nd , birthday last week with a family dinner party at his home. Happy Birthday. Gerald and Joyce Kelky were Easter Sunday evening guests of David and Joan Ongley of Williams Point. You Can STOP Livestock Breakouts STOP Electric Fence Chargers have a "brain" that automatically adjusts output under adverse condi- tions -- to maintain an ef- fective charge and prevent animal breakouts. Call or visit your Alfa-Laval dealer today, and discover the STOP performance difference. GORDON L. CORNER LIMITED | (416) 655-3177 lo 1H. QI W.\/.18 EPI Ee nr I SET SE TE IE SLE IR AE RE Citizens of Cartwright are reminded of the meeting with the Township Council at Port Perry on Monday, April 23 at 7 p.m.. For further information phone either Anna McLaughlin at 986-5105 or Anne Ingram at 986-4617. Valerie and Merrill VanCamp hosted a family Easter dinner on Sunday with the following family members attending, Percy Van- Camp, Aileen VanCamp, Keith and Wilma VanCamp, Dale and Janet VanCamp, Mary and Michael, Marie and Bob Attfield, Jamie, Mark and Scott, Picker- ing, Dennis and Cindy Werry, Robert and John Kedron, Debbie VanCamp and Bill Showler of Oshawa, Jay VanCamp and Kel- ly Hart of Markham. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 17, 1990 -- 23 LOOSE RUGS A SPECIALTY We also clean Broadloom & Upholstery | 985-8552 We Pick up & Deliver Cleaning A BACK: Ken Fraser (24 Yrs.), Gloria Judd (20 Yrs.), Hugh Young (25 Yrs.), A Lifetime Commitment tO our Customers Harold Grant (26 Yrs.), Lorne Metcalfe (37 Yrs.), Frank Heath (26 Yrs.), Ron Lindsay (30 Yrs.), Jim Leaman (26 Yrs.), Bev Nichols (24 Yrs.), Murray Silver (23 Yrs.) FRONT: Pete Pearse (38 Yrs.), Jim Neal (48 Yrs.), L.M. Souch (66 Yrs.), John Horky (53 Yrs.), Art Griffith (45 Yrs.) The above employees have a combined commitment of 511 years to ONTARIO MOTOR SALES and to their many valued customers. Now that's commitment! pr a LIMITED