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> Michelle Robinson (centre) daughter Mitel ubbimdainciald of Mr. and Mrs. Cam Robinson, was crowned the 1974 Queen at the Cartwright High School At Home Friday, May 3 at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock. First Princess was Marylou Malcolm (left) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm and Second Princess was Cheryl Wright (right) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright. The theme of the At Home was 'Under the Sea'. Students had worked hard to decorate the hall to suit the theme. Music was played by 'Anthem'. continued all your many Cartwright friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Thompson and family visi- ted Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dietrich and family at Shakespeare on Sunday. 'Mr. Roy Corden and Julie. Mrs. Velva Bailey, Howard Bailey visited Mrs. Arthur Pritchard, Toronto to celebrate her birthday on Sunday. Mrs. Rick Thompson enjoyed a reunion with her past fellow worker at" Ontario Hospital, Mrs. Dave Wallace and family of Thompson, Manitoba when she was visiting relatives in Whitby recently. On Friday evening the students of Cart- wright High School held their - sixteenth annual At Home. In the receiving line were Mr. Gordon Paisley, Principal, David Larmer, President of Students' Council and Wendy Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Goode, Mr. and Mrs. Christie all of the Board of Education, 1973 Queen, Janis Dorrell and Ken Crawford, Cheryl Wright and Brian DeJong, Denise Edgerton and Bill Tripp. Cheryl Crowelle and Bill Woods. The music provided by Anthem was enjoyed by * Blackstock News everyone. As usual the dec- orations by the students of the school, this year on the theme. Under the Sea. were worthy of the many favour- able comments they re- ceived. In the choosing of the Queen of the School six finalists were announced as follows - Denise Edgerton, Kathy Gunter, Wendy Lee, Mary Lou Malcolm, Mich- elle Robinson and Cheryl Wright. The new Queen was chosen as Michelle Robin- son, first princess Mary Lou Malcolm and second prin- cess Cheryl Wright. A lovely lunch was served. Everyone enjoyed the evening very much. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms and Mrs. Courtney Graham were Sunday after- .noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor, Ennis- killen. "Mr. and Mrs. John Maslen and family of Peter- borough were mid-week callers of Mr. and Mrs. * Gerald Kelly and family. On Thursday evening the teachers and students of Cartwright Central Public School held Open House to a large number of parents. A programme consisting of several rhythm band num- bers by the Morning Kinder- garten and several vocal numbers by the afternoon . Croft's - DRIVING SCHOOL 852-6747 + Call after 5 p.m. weekdays . Anytime week-ends 'Free home pick-up- kindergarten pupils. Leanne VanCamp. Junior winner in the Public Speaking gave her speach "In the Good Old Days" after which Miss Morton's grade 2 pupils sang the song In the Moonlit forest which they had won first place at the Peterbo- rough Music Festival. They also played their recorder numbers which they bad also taken to both Peterbo- rough and Oshawa Festi- vals. Craig Larmer, senior winner of Public Speaking gave his speach, He Shoots, He Scores. Mrs. brink's three-part recorder group gave an excellent demonstration of their talents. They had also taken part in both Festivals and had placed first in Oshawa. Suzanne Catty read her winning essay on What Education Means to me. The parents visited the many rooms of our school. Congratulations, staff on a fine evening which only goes to show what good work 'is being done there throughout the year. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swain among guests at Sanderson Day. All during the past week Packs of the Pine Ridge area have been holding competitions in the Pine Ridge Cub Car Derby in Port Perry. On Saturday morning Cart wright A held their competion in Black- stock and at 1 p.m. Can- nington Pack held their competion. After this all winners from the previous competitions held a contest. 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