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Retires after 44 years with Royal Bank NEW MANAGER FOR ROYAL BANK William i English (left) took over the chair of retiring manager George Proctor Monday. o Enjoy a 2 Night Special in TORONTO The Lord Simcoe has something extra for you. It's a 2 night special for two at a cost of only $59.90. Itdincludes deluxe accommodation for two nights, dinner in the famous Captain's Table complete with a champagne cocktail, breakfast each morning and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many exciting attractions -- all for only $59.90, subject to advance registration. The Lord Simcoe is in the heart of downtown Toronto, close to i shopping, theatres and entertainment. You get something else that's special at the Lord Simcoe -- it's friendly hospitality you will enjoy through- out your stay with us. Colour TV in every room, fully air conditioned. Lord Simcoe Hotel ! See your travel agent or contact us at: { 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. Frye El. On behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Shultz of Caesarea, 1 wish to express their hearfelt thanks to the Caesarea fire department for being prompt in answering the call on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Shultz is ill in bed and Mr. Shultz has been caring for her. A fire broke out in the house, which may have proven disastrous but for the prompt action of these men. As this is a volunteer service and these members are quite often barely home from work or about to go, among other things I feel that a huge vote of thanks is due them, not only for this Sunday but for the many calls they have responded to in the past. Last summer the Bolan's were sure happy to see them when they decided to burn grass and the wind shifted. Thanks again fellows, from all of us in the area. Leaders of the Cartwright and district Scout movement also deserve a vote of thanks. These men and women dedicate countless hours to the training of our future citizens. Some of the activities are liste here. On April 24 a leaders meeting was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Gould of Caesarea. On April 25 at seven p.m. five of the leaders accompanied seventeen boys to Oshawa for a tour of the Police station. They were . . Mr. W. Welts, Mr. R. Gould, Miss Barbara Welts, Mr. Doug Hudson and Mr. D. Adams. Constable Woods of the police department con- ducted the tour, which was completed in two hours. The children enjoyed a treat of hamburgs and soft drinks at McDonald's. They were quite pleased when Con. Wood stopped to say goodbye to them. The tired group arrived home at ten p.m. April 28, at the annual Leader's appreciation ban- quet, in Orono. The Welts family were pesented with a token of appreciation for the many, many services they render to the Scout move- ment. Mr. Welts is the chairman of the Wells organized Pine Ridge Scouter's Club. The Pine- wood derby is one of the projects of this group. The master of ceremonies of this SASASASNSASN SN SNS ENE Ne) 20) Se) SN 2 SA SEA SABA SN SN BN S\N Bo \ BeBe * % ® § Spring Ball © { &) | O 3 SATURDAY, 0 MAY 5th- | at CLUB ANNRENE | v Music by the 9 Rising Suns Admission *4.00 per couple 8) Tickets available at Dowsons Red & White or call 985-2487 q Sponsored by the Oddfellows SE EO : OOK VOODOO O 'prepared by was W. were Mrs. Irma Welts, Barbara Wells and Rayner Welts. This family performed their duties well in the finals, as they do in everything they undertake for the youth of this and surrounding areas. Keep up the good work neighbours When the youth of the area have completed Scouts, there was nothing they could do to further this much needed training and nothing to fulfill the vacancy that leaving Scouts left. So once again a few people in the Scout movement reorgan- ized the Venture club. The new title is the 1st Cart- wright Venture Company. Mr. fom Wotten is presi- dent. Treasurer, Paul Kris- ly Sec retary, Murray Archibald. Members are Dennis Malcolm, Rayner Welts, and Hal McMahon. The next meeting is on May Ist at 7 p.m. in the municipal hall in Blackstock. This meeting is to arrange the activities of the Ventures. Boys from 14 to 17 years are invited to join. Good luck to this group. Quoting a word or two from Victor Hugo "there event judges PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday. May 3rd, 1973 - 19 is nothing as powe riul np an idea whose time has come. So boys, if you are interested in the Ventures club, please contact your scoutmaster, he will give you the information you desire. The Nestleton U.C.W. were hosted by Mrs. Neta Holland in her home. The theme was sung, followed by the Lord's prayer. The president Mrs Holland, did a reading entitled "Who shall roll away the stone? The devotional was done by Mrs. Norma Frew, who chose as her subject "a crucified Christ" adopted from the book Mystery of the Rock. The minutes were then read Plans were finalized for the wedding on Saturday. Cards were acknowledged, cor- respondence was read, inc- luding a letter concerning the Presbyterial Bay of Quinte Conference. Dele- gates to this event were Mrs. L. Malcolm and Mrs. N. Mair Mrs. Holland was in charge of the Topic, she opened with the hymn the Old Rugged Cross. This beautiful old hymn was composed by Dr. George Bernard, who received many Nestleton, Caesarea area news Welts, the awards and sold qver a million copies. Mrs. Holland selected as the theme for the message, Mary, the Mother of Jesus. The Mizpah Bene diction then followed calling the meeting to a close Mrs Frew, Mrs. B. Heaslip and Mrs. A. Williams assisted the hostess with lunch. Mrs R. Haines expressed appre ciation. The May meeting shall be held int he home of Mrs. Gwen Malcolm On behalf of the friends and neighbours of Mrs Gilson, I wish to convey our most sincere condolences upon the loss of Mr. Gilson May our God help Mrs. Dora Gilson in this, her hour of SOrrow : We of the community are sorry to hear that Mrs. Ivan Rohrer 1s in Port Perry Hospital undergoing tests Our wishes for the return of good health are extended to Millie. On Sunday morning Mrs. N. Bobel of Nestleton left for a trip to sunny Florida. We trust that Marilyn will have a much deserved holiday, (continued on page 20) Utica News Service will be held in Utica United Church on Sunday, May 6 at 11:30 a.m. Mr. Bob Thompson will take over the Sunday services in the Goodwood - Epsom Utica area for the month of May while Rev. Arnold Foster will be in charge in the Ballantrae and Lemon- ville area. There will be a Baptismal Service in Epsom United Church on May 13. Sunday School meets at 10:15 a..m. A very enjoyable and informative afternoon was spent in Goodwood United Church on Sunday when the B.U.G.L.EE. held its first Mission Festival. The pro- gramme consisted of inter- esting displays of India, a sing song, C.G.I.T. choruses and an illustrated address by Dr., Mehender Sarin of Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. An Indian style lunch was the U.C.W. members and served by the C.G.I. I. girls of Lemonville. Mr." and Mrs. Ambrose Watson of Port Perry were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and Charlie called on Mrs. Wilbur Brown in Sunderland on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parkin of Whitby were recent visitors with Mrs. Cecil Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Philip spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Sooley of Rich- mond. Master Brian Sooley returned home after spend- ing three weeks with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Ashenhurst called on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan of Mount Albert were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Dennis Thompson. The Thompsons were sup- s of Mr. and Mrs. of Mount Albert on y. appy Birthday to .Mrs. Naomi Rusnell of Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, who will celebrate her ninety ninth birthday on Saturday, May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mac Cannell and children of Peterborough were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn MacCannell. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford of Mosport visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sutcliffe on Sunday. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Rev. I.L. Saunders Peter Roy sal Bank Appointment and family in the recent bereavement of Mrs. Saunder's brother Mr. Orval Young of Brockville and Mr. Saunder's mother, Mrs. Melvin Saunders of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. David Saunders and children were Sunday visitors with his parents. Hasti-notes with pictures of the Epsom or Utica United Churches are available from the U.C.W. W.C.A. (Bill) ENGLISH The Royal Bank of Canada announces the appointment of Mr. Bill English as Manager of Port .Perry, Ontario Ridgetown, Ontario. replaces Mr. G. H. Proctor who is retiring after having served the bank for the past 44 years. Mr. English, a native of Orillia, Ontario joined the bank in Trenton, Ontario in 1958 and has since held positions in Bath, Hamilton and branch. Mr. English