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DP AE WH Le Ce SLA Lo eb : 1 En ob ERAT, LA OC Shia. fe A I EP A I A ob A Se na Sp nc vr i ca Cartwright seniors donate la A new microscope has been donated by Cartwright Senior Citizens Club 363 to the laboratory at Port Perry fom unity Memorial Hospital with' improved capabilities over the micro- scope previously used. According to Chief Lab- oratory Technologist, Zoe Allan, the $3,000 Nikon 'microscope has two more objectives or levels of magnification than the old one and is capable of adaption to a camera to take photo micrographs. The microscope will be used primarily for the exam- ination of white and red blood cells. It will aid tech- nicians in determining the cause of anaemia or other diseases in red blood cells and can show changes in the white blood cells number and proportion. Mrs. Allan told the Star that approximately 100 different test procedures are Seagrave and by Barb MacDonald Roy and Marilyn Puckrin hosted a family picnic at their farm last weekend. Fred's niece, Judy Padding- ton and her son, John from Calgary, and Craig Roger- son from Sudbury were guests of the family. Every- one enjoyed the day despite the bad weather. U.C.W. ladies are asked to submit their list of names for the Seagrave Memory Calendar to Shirley Barr by September 1. There are a few spaces left for local business advertising. Please contact Shirley Barr at 985- 7239 if interested. Don't forget this Thurs- day, August 26, when the "CHOO Country Railroaders come to Seagrave for a baseball game against the Mariposa Old-Timers at the Seagrave Ball Park. The game starts at 7:00 p.m. so be there for an enjoyable evening. All proceeds from the game will be donated to the Seagrave United Church. Some members of the Sea- grave Turkey Power and Greenbank ladies teamed up and entered the Sid Landry Lob Ball Tournament this past weekend in Uxbridge. Along with excellent coach- ing from Frank Hedges and Dan Harris, it was a very Prince Albert Visiting with Jim Mitchell last week was his friend, John Hitchens of Los Angeles, California. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Canning and family have returned home from a motor trip to Northern Ontario and Western Provinces. While in Alberta they visited with Vivian's mother and sisters. Recent weekend visitors with Merv and I was my brother, Gordon and Agnes Gosteek of Toronto. Grant and Eva Hunter have returned home from visiting friends in Bolton Connecticut. Enroute they visited their nephew Jamie Hunters and son Dougal in NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you. PORT PERRY STAR 235'Queen Street 985-7383 -- 1Year 'Annual Interest APPLY TO - 6Y2 MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. GREYMAC TRUST COMPANY GREYMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. _ 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Osgoode and McAdam relatives in Sterling and Belleville. There will be church Sunday morning, August 29th with Rev. Jackson in charge. The stewards would like to remind you that if you are planning on making a donation to the eavestrough fund the payment comes due on August 31st. It would be much appreciated if you could either send it to Mr. John Brough this week or bring it to church on Sunday. A reminder there will be no euchre in the hall until September 9th at 8 o'clock. Les and Grace Beacock have been busy with family supper guests. On Wed- nesday evening, the John Beacocks of Lindsay and Saturday evening Levern Devitts of Oshawa. Bryan and Judy Beacock and Philip spent the weekend camping at Emily Park with Judy's parents, the Allisons. Judy and Philip remained for a few days. Call Earline Armstrong 985-7873 for next weeks news. ANNUAL INTEREST performed at the hospital and only three per cent are referred to outside lab- oratories. The staff of seven consisting of four full-time, and two part-time registered technologists, as well as one part-time lab assistant, handle over 7,000 individual tests each month, The expansion of the hospital planned in 1983 will be greatly appreciated by lab staff who anticipate better working conditions. The laboratory is divided area enjoyable weekend. The first game played at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday was won by Sea- grave. Second game at 1:30 was lost and third game at 5:30 was won by Seagrave. Sunday morning game at 10:30 a.m. was also won by Seagrave and the fifth game in the Championship round at 1:30 was lost to Seagrave by Tyron. Therefore, ending our end of the tournament. The team had superb pitch- ing by Valli Harris and some super home runs by Ruby Dusty. All the girls played very well and most greatly appreciated all the fan ~ support. Also in the baseball news are the Seagrave Squirts so don't forget their tourna- ment this Saturday in Manilla. Sonya Whyte would like to thank Mr. G. Smith for informing her about the student exchange program. Sonya's exchange student . ! was Sue Bevis from Portland service at Prince Albert on' Connecticut. Sonya really enjoyed herself this year and will keep in contact with Sue. Both girls are' looking forward to doing this again next year. The community extends its deepest sympathy to Mrs. Paul Brant. Paul, a resident of Seagrave died suddenly last week in Sturgeon Falls and will be buried in Sea- forth on Tuesday. Lost reversible blue jacket to beige with rainbow strips left at the tennis court last Thursday night. If someone has picked it up, please call 985-2489. Needed on these cold summer nights. Please call Sharron Fisher at 985-8077 with your news items for next week. 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