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{ Xv, 1, ed 2 RPL RNY wv . I . 0 i 25S 1 Bert i FIA AT BIO RATA RISO ' id PE ST IN RS A Ach & vs -g- > LJ Cartwright students raise $1,123 MISS HEART, 1974, Cheryl Wright, presented a cheque in the amount of $275.00, proceeds from the Miss Heart Dance, to Mrs. Ruby Caswell, Field Co- } Ordinator, Ontario Heart Foundation. The total % amount turned over from the students' campaign reached an impressive figure of $1,123.50, more than twice the amount gathered last year. CARTWRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL principal, Gordon Paisley presented a diploma and trophy to Chere Crowells, 3rd year student, whose Remembrance Day & poem won first place at local and zone levels ih the contest sponsored by Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion. Her poem has been submitted to the next level for regional competition. : SUMMER SESSION AT TRENT UNIVERSITY OFFERS YOU ..an attractive combination of small group teachingin a vacationland setting. Small.group teaching is a feature of summer session at Trent that you. may wish to explore furthur. It is geared carefully to the needs of the individual and offered on a 1,500 acre campus complete with a river and incorporating a 250 acre wildlife sanctuary. Some 50 courses in 17 disciplines are offered in the 1974 summer session at Trent University, including five evening courses. Evening courses begin May 20, day session begins July 2: BOTH CONCLUDE August 9, with an examination week to follow. For 1974, summer courses are offered in: Anthropology (5), Biology (6), Chemistry (1), Classical Studies (1), Economics (2), English Literature (6), French Studies (2), Geography (3), German (2), History (3), Mathematics (3), Native Studies (3), Philosophy (2), Politics (2), Psychology (4), Environmental Problems (1), Sociology (6), Spanish (1). Seminars and tutorials are used in most courses to complement lectures and provide for individual participa: tion One field course in Anthropology will be offered at Midland during the summer, on archaeological field methods and techniques. The deadline for applications for daytime or evening summer courses is May 1, 1974. Your inquiries will be welcomed by Paul Scott, Part-time Studies Office, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario. K9J) 7B8. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 13th, 1974 -- 9 ' Weekly news from the Utica area Service will be held in Epsom United Church on Sunday, March 17 at 11:30 a.m. Rev. Archie Scott, the minister will be in charge of the service. Congratulations to Master Scott Wilbur who stood first in the class of boys 12 and over in a solo. section, and Master Gordon Simmons and Scott who were winners in a duet class at the Music Festival at Sunderland last week. Mrs. Mel Hodgson of Oshawa spent a few days with Mrs. Chet Geer prior to leaving for a holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell, Diane and Brad were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. James Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack John- ston of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Cecil Har- per. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Scott of London, and Mr. Bruce Beare and Dean spent Satur- day wth Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker of Mount Albert are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thomp- son. Mr. Baker returned from Sunnybrook Hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack John- ston of Pine Grove called on the Crosiers on [Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Philip spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Sooley and family of Richmond. Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe is spending two weeks with the Earl Bray family of Raglan while Mrs. Bray and two daughters are on the Tour to Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Craw- ford of Cavan were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutcliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirton and Jennifer and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton and Bruce all of Mount Albert were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding and Miss Judy [Foreman visited Miss Katherine Foreman at Hills- dale Manor on her birthday on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Mac Cannell visited Mr. and Mrs Doug MacCannell and family of Peterborough on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saunders and children angi Mr. and Mrs. Ted Colbouns and children were recent dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. I. L.. Saundéts. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heayn visited her parents on Wed nesday = Rev. and Mrs. I. LL Saunders were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ronald Saunders. Mrs. Tom Sutherland visi- ted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Connor at Whitby on Thursday. We're not just a Lumber Yard... 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