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Traffic regulations were for the Canadian Tire Corp. trophy and Smits Cycle ba The winners this year were: '""A' Senior Cubs - 1st - Ray Meisner, Green- bank, 2nd - Craig' Paisley, 3rd - Chris Saulnier, P.P. B.. "B" Junior Cubs: 1st - Andrew Coulter, 2nd - Mike Dickson, Dean Churchill, 3rd - Sean Fisher. Scouter Frank Rott was chairman. CE. 69 CHANNEL JOHNSON Mac's Electronics Sales & Service _ MANCHESTER - ONTARIO 985-8043 Hy At Hwy. 7A & 3: South east Corner. 6 CHANNEL ROYCE 640 on $149, 352 SIDEBANDER pu] re 499, Reg. $399.00 $e : tS -- a ony 249. "| "JOHNSON 190 23 CHANNEL ROYCE 600 WITH ANTENNA rrrry i ANTENNA on $119, | Sheer 3100. ROYCE 612 WITH ANTENNA Come in & see New 40 Channels. AM BASE Keg. $289. Only COBRA 85 23 CHANNEL 219. Mac's Electronics Sales & Service MANCHESTER - 985-8043 All Above Limited Quantities - While They Last. WE HANDLE EVERYTHING IN THE CB LINE. IF WE HAVEN'T GOT IT - WE CAN GET IT. WE ALSO SELL T.V. ANTENNAS & TOWERS. INSTALLATION AT REASONABLE RATES. I TIN Cartwright At Home a success by Anne Kristensen No jeans? Can you be-" lieve it? No Jeans! Every- one was smartly attired "either in a dashing, flashing suit or in an elegant flowing long dress, which was accented with a perfect touch - a corsage. What else? It was Cartwright High School's annual 'At Home!' formal and was quite succesful at that. A lot of work had been put into the decorations and the results were spectacular. Greenbank U-CW 'The Evening Unit of Greenbank U.C.W. met on Wednesday, May 4th at the home of Marie Cookman. The Devotional was taken by Norrine Cook, Marie Cookman and Barbara Phair. The theme was memories of the past. Jean Kerry read an interesting article about Greenbank's first High School bus which was a former hearse. Bar- ducted by Helen McKean in the absence of the President and Vice President. The minutes and treasurer's land on Thursday, May 12 at 9:15 a.m. Anyone wishing a ride, call Helen McKean or Helen Thomson. Each _ member is to hand in a homemade article for the Craft Show and Sale at the --- June meeting. It was agreed that the Craft Show and Sale will be held in Greenbank Hall on Satur- day, October 8th at 10 a.m. The theme was 'Never, 'Never Land" and halfway through the night our former "Queen", Wilma Wolters, escorted the new Queen and Princesses to the thrones. =. The second princess being Wendy Till- ing and runner up to the Queen was Anita DeJong. And now what you have all been waiting for,/ Cart- wright High School's School Queen for 1977 is Deb Mc- Laughlin. Last Saturday evening was definitely exciting and enjoyed by all who attended. For the Outer's Club members, May 24th week- end means only one things - the annual trip to Terrance Bay!! To ease the burden on the pocketbooks paying for food and gas, the club decided to raise some quick money. Their schemes included selling hotdogs, washing windows, spading gardens and also they put in 66'2 man-hours picking stones for local farmers. Profits reached closed to $200. Not bad for quick money (for 8 people) and it only took a week!!! Also into the future, fiay 17 the years 4 and 5 stu- dents will be attending the Shakespearean play 'All's Well, That Ends Well" at the Stratford Theatre. Meanwhile years 1, 2 and 3 plan to take a short excur- sion to Toronto to see a few of the sites - Casa Loma and a boat tour of Toronto Har- bour. At the beginning of May, five top table tennis players represented C.H.S. in a regional Ping Pong tourna- ment. The high for Cart- wright was Jason Warner, placing 3rd in the consol- ation. Remember, only 15 school days left! 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