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At a special ceremony on March 10th, in Blackstock United Church, seven Girl Guides from Cartwright were honored and presented with Gold Cords. They were front row, left to right, Michelle ® Susan Thompson, Mary Lou Malcolm, Kathy Gunter, be left to compound. Club A Saturday, well be called a hospital re- port. Word was received a few days ago that Mr. Bert Dow- son,. holidaying in far-off Australia had suffered a stroke and is in hospital there. We are told that Mr. and Mrs. Dowson hope to re- turn home as soon as poss- ible. Here at home Mr. Chas. Maschke had an accident while at work in the Motors. It was not thought to be seri- ous at first but now he has been hospitalized, probably for some time, with back in- juries. Last week Mr. Ken Stur- man entered Oshawa Hospi- tal for surgery to correct hi, back trouble of long stand- ing. The operation is sche- duled for today (Mon.) Back trouble is back again for ex-citizen Gary Sweetman who is in Cooksville Hospital. Still another ex, Jack Clarke of Manchester, has injuries too but he is in bed at home. Little Krista Carr spent a few days in hospital last week undergoing some tests. Now for something a bit nnrene April 3rd music by DEVON AIRS SIX, playing for the first time A young group playing adult music. Same as before. ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, and Estimates = PREE - : SEAGRAVE, ONT. Debbie Swain and Leslie Wright. Leaders in the second row are Capt. Turner, Capt. Robinson, Lt. Mariow* Lt. Paisley, Lt. Horton. The Ranger company members are at rear, in the choir loft. Photo courtesy Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville more cheeful. Wayne Wana- maker (Believe it or not) is home again after his opera- tion, has with his sister Mary Lee, paid a visit to the Sea- grave grandparents and is back at school. Our congratulations and best wishes go to Mrs. Mabel Reynolds of Port Perry who celebrated her 90th birthday on Sunday. That makes 4 old Seagravers who are over 90. On Thursday, March 25th our Guides and Brownies a- long with about 100 others from the district, attended "Disney on Parade" in. Tor- onto. This trip paid for by the Mothers' group was much enjoyed by the girls. There will be a Mothers' meeting on Tuesday, April 6th at 2 p.m. in the S. S. room when they hope to plan a telephone euchre, so mothers please be there. On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott were in Osh- awa attending the testimonial dinner for NDP. leader Tommy Douglas who is soon retiring as leader. Visitors at the Scott home on Thursday were Mr. Cliff- ord Holt and Mr. Al. Bailey of Toronto. Miss Elizabeth Nodwell of Sheridan College, Oakville spent her holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nodwell. Mrs. Pearl Thompson of Oshawa spent last Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Jean MacTaggart. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Abraham at -| coat and hat rack installed ~| in PORT PERRY STAR -- W. Greenba We welcome visitors to our euchre parties at the hal) Last week's winners were as follows: Ladies Ist Mrs. Frank Vernon; 2nd Miss Eva Luke, Consolation Mrs. An- nie Guy. Men's Ist Mr. Jos. Forsythe, 2nd Mr. Fred Phoe- nix, Consolation Mr. Ernie Lee.' The door prize was won by Mr. Norman Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Armour Mc Millan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey at Minden last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Clark, Brampton were Sunday visit ors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas. Miss Janet Truax is again spending a few weeks at the Ontario Crippled Children's Centre in Toronto. ? Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Tanson last week were their daughter, Mrs. Gordon Walker and grandchildren Susan, Kevin and Paul from Hepworth, Ont. Misses Laurie Foster and Debbie Lee were vacationing laSt*week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kubbinga of Toronto. There was a good attend ance at church on Sunday morning to hear an excellent sermon by our pastor, Rev. Barry Pogue. His theme: "The Cross". Service next Sunday at 11:15 am. You are cordially invited to come and worship with us. Belated congratulations & best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCartney who recent- ly celebrated their wedding anniversary. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Lawrence Best and fam- ily in the passing of Mr. Best's mother at Gaspe on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- ston and family of Welland | visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Johnston and bro- ther Wesley last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ro- berts left on Friday after- noon for a month's vacation in Florida. Quite a number of child ren accompanied by their mothers, enjoyed Disney on Parade in Toronto last week. The U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Alvin Bruce on Thursday afternoon April ist. Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Crosier Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crosier and boys, Ajax visited Mrs. M. Crosier on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Proc- tor, Toronto called on his sister Mrs. Roy Dobson and and Stephen of Scugog were Sunday dinner guests of the Belairs. During service on Sunday it was agreed to set forward the date for the church anniver- sary by one week. This is the fall aniversary. Imagine that! The men have another the church. Are they really that tidy at home? At SS. birthday offerings came from Laurie Harper, Carol Ann Sturman, Donna Bruce and Bob Bruce. Unit 1 ladies of the U.C.W. News.) Manchester News Mr. Dobson on Sunday. The Proctors leave shortly for a trip to Africa, The Holy Land and other European Count- ries. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart and Douglas, Uxbridge were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell. Mr. Robert Hirst, Midland, Eugene and Cathy Anness of Little Britain, spent the holli- days with Mr. and Mrs. Art AR PLUMBING Sports QUALITY WORKMANSHIP March 31, 1971-7 nk News A birthday celebration for Mrs. Campbell Stone was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. George Stone on Sun- day afternoon. Twenty-eight family members and friends were present to offer their best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. George Beat. on and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines have returned from a warm and sunny vacation at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Burfit' and girls visited with friends in Brampton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix spent the week-end with rela tives in London, Ont. The following children re ceived Church Attendance awards at Sunday morning service: Janice, Terry and Brian Till, Tom Hunter, Den- ise Dusty, Dawn & Kim Real, Debbie Critch and Kathy Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc- Millan, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Beare and Mrs. Haze] Robert- son attended the 50th wedd- ing anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton at Ash. burn last Saturday. Visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Innes during the past week were Mrs. Innes' sister Mrs. Herb Fuller and son Bill from Lion's Head, Ont. Anyone having news for next week please phone 985 7761. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson were dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Beamish, Osh- awa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Feeney and Mrs. Wright, Toronto, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach. | oe HEATING Sales SCORPION SNOWMOBILES ART PETROZZI with o complete cuto check-up, tune-up. Our experts do ao job you con rely on. Prompt service, too, so you con drive out confident ond coretree. Rates ore clwoys reasonable! Cy Wilson Ford Where 7A A 12 Hwys. Meet