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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" Residents out in droves for hosptial opening From Page 24 Lorrinda Bryans and Mark of Courtice, Val and Ron Linton and baby Emi- ly of Raglan and Rob and Louise Martin and Robbie Hayden. The Morning Unit of the UCW met at the home of Alma Duff on Tuesday, May 9 with 17 members and two visitors present. After a delicious brunch, the meeting began with a poem "As We Sow". The worship segment PARADISE BEDDING mattress outlet FACTORY DIRECT 188 Mary St., Port Perry 985-3900 was taken by Jessie Gunt- er. Her theme was "Moth- ers". Helen Dorrell had the program which she be- gan with an exercise in prayer visualization in which we put ourselves in a Bible story. This was fol- lowed by readings con- cerning prayer from the book "All Things Are Pos- sible Through Prayer" by Charles L. Allen. We then did a contest about sur- names in Cartwright in the mid-1900s. 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Many enjoyed tours of the hospi- tal where the many reno- vations were shown by the guides. Many dignitaries, including Premier Bob Rae, were present for this very special occasion. The ONO (Our Night Out) Club met at the home of Kathleen Dorrell on Wednesday evening. Pres- ident Berta Avery remind- ed us that we need old pic- tures for our 45th anniver- sary on Oct. 14 at the Rec Centre. Secretary Aileen VanCamp read the min- utes and treasurer Sandra Hoskin gave her report. Nancy Bryans volun- teered to look after the Ux- pool Swim Program for the end of August with regis- tration in June. (Watch for details later.) Half the movie "Shad- owland" biography of C.S. Lewis, author, was en- Joyed with the remainder to be seen at the { ne 14 meeting at the Hort of Barb Byers. A delidious lunch of muffins and re- freshments was the close of an enjoyable get- together. Several events are planned for the communi- ty by the Cartwright High School. On Thursday, May 25 from 7 to 9 p.m., the spring music concert will be held at the Cartwright Central Public School. This concert will feature all of the various music groups and ensembles and 1s presented in honor of longtime Durham Board of Education Trustee Joyce Kelly. On Saturday, May 27, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., the annual Yard Sale will be held to raise funds for school ac- tivities. A Spring Tea on Tues- day, May 30, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. will be held for senior citizens. Please register at the school by May 26. On Thursday, the regu- lar Fair Board meeting was held when plans for the Tractor and Truck Pull on July 7 and 8 were worked on. Many aspects of the fair were discussed. The Beach Party this year will be Saturday, July 29. Members were added to thisbusy committee. The highlight of the meeting was the report of the Secretary Search Committee. 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