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10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 9, 1977 Active week at Cartwright High by Anne Kristensen Fifty-seven school days left (out of a total 178)!!!. Belive it or not the year is just about over. It seems if we make it through the March break and the mid- - April snow storm it will be down hill all the way. Friday night a crowd of students went- out to Oshawa Little Theatre to see the drama "A Man For __All Seasons". To follow it, "it needed your full concen.' ~ public speaking contest on tration. So for these who were either napping or gig- gling you were definitely confused for at least a couple of scenes with the exception of the last (Thomas More got his head severed from his shoulders. Who could miss it!) That same day the boy's curling team went to the L.0.S.S.A. curling bonspiel. They lost the first game and won the next two, placing third overall. Unfortunately only the first place winners go on the C.0.S.S.A. All in all they played well. The skip was Paul Larmer, vice- skip was Colin Asselstine, second was Doug Larmer and Jack Gunter lead. The girls had their meet two weeks ago. They won the first two games and then played off against Port Perry in the finals to de- termine who would go to C.0.S.S.A. The Port Perry team came out on top. Paul Godfrey is booked for March 11 at the Rec. Centre. 'He will be the disc jockey for our Graffitti Dance. The attire, for those who planned to dress up and get slicked back, is the look of the late 50's. Prizes will be awarded to the best costumes and also on the agenda is a bubble blowing contest. So if you have such a hidden talent, a smooth maneuvering tongue and lots of hot air, here is your big chance! The Legion held their Sunday. In the junior Division Angela Reeder placed second with Caroline Carnaghan coming a close third. © Louise VanCamp took first place in the senior division and Barry Van- Camp came in third. Congratulations. Four out of six places is not bad!! At least it shows one things - Cartwright CAN talk!!! As the weeks roll on, opening night for our 3-one act plays moves closer. The actors and actresses "are trying out their newly aquired Clarke Gable or Elizabeth Taylor styles in hopes of adding to their stage talent. Everyone is working hard and it should prove to be a night of good _ quality entertainment. The performances will be runn- ing too straight evenings - March 17th and 18th. Everyone is invited. All considering it was a diversified week and look- ing into the future big plans will still be arising. nd sh iN Sp Ee RY VION Hid News of interest from Utica and area by Mrs. Jack Crosier Service will be held in: Epsom United Church on Sunday, March 13 at 11:30 a.m. in charge of Mr. Mike Ward. Utica . .Sunday- - School meets at 10:15 am, - There will be a special evening service in Utica United Church on Sunday, March 20 at 7:30 when Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ward will conduct an informal musical service. We hope you will come, Tickets for the Dafasco Male Chorus concert to be held in Uxbridge Secondary" - School on April 11 at 8:15 p.m. are available from Mrs. Bill Brown and Mrs. Jack Crosier. This concert is sponsored by the United Churches of Uxbridge and Epsom-Utica. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Luke on the birth of a daughter on February 23. Mrs. W. Scott and Mrs. Jack Crosier recently called on Mrs. Allan Wheler at Agincourt and Miss Minnie Lang at Extendicare Nurs- ing Home in Scarborough. (The two items above are in correction of errors last week) We hope that Mrs. Earl Fielding who is a patient in hospital in Port Perry will soon be home again. Mrs. Dennis Thompson called on friends -in-- Port Perry hospital on Sunday and Dennis called on friends in Uxbridge hospital on Thursday. "Happy Birthday" to Master. George Luke who celebrated his second birth- day when Mr. and Mrs. PORT CLEANERS 255 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7105 10°" OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 2, 1977. ® Dry cleaning done on premises oe Suede, fur & leather service ® Repairs and alterations 10*° mis coupon 1s wort )} The price of your dry cleaning order when presented with incoming garments. 10% baby and Mrs, _Bray, Frank Luke and family and Grandpa and Grandma Luke were dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Luke on Sunday. Mrs, Jack Crosier attend: ed the funeral of her' nephew, Mr. Jack Somer- ville Stewart, in Toronto, on Tuesday, and spent the evening with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Ewing and boys of Brooklin, Mrs. Bruce Bailey and Allan called on Mrs. Ola Forsythe at Markhaven Nursing Home in Markham on Saturday. Mrs. Mike Schofield and Malcolm Schofield and Amy were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Cecil Harper. Mrs. Jack Diamond is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Diamond and family in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Slack and family were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Geer visited his parents last weekend. Birthday greetings to Mr. Dennis Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goslin, Mrs. Phyllis Clark, Mrs. and Mrs. J. Crosier spent an enjoyable Saturday even- ing with the Thompsons and Mr. Baker to help Dennis celebrate his birthday. -Mrs.-Ed- Prentice of Port Perry was a recent visitor - with Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn MacCannell, Miss Connie Sutherland is enjoying a winter break with a week's holiday at- home. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gordon and Jerry were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Harr- G. Bell - ington of Cambray and Mr. Hilliard Beare of Oakwood called on Mrs. Jack Crosier on Monday. Mrs. Dennis Thompson and Mr. Bill Baker had supper with her mother, Mrs. .Jim Miller of Mount Albert, on Sunday. Mr. Wilmot Young of Brockville spent a few days recently with his sister, Mrs. Saunders, and Rev. LL. Saunders. If you wish to take 'ad- vantage of a bus from Ux- bridge to Oshawa Shopping Centre on March 15 stopp- ing at Epsom and 'Utica and leaving Uxbridge at 9:00 a.m. would you please contact Mrs. Viola Camp- sall at 852-7179. Prize winners at the euchre in the hall on Firday evening were Bea Harrison, Elva Kydd and Lena Ogden; Ross Thonipson, Ross Alsop and Dennis Thompson. Winners in the Freeze-Out were: Grace Thompson and Mary Horne first and Bea Harrison and Elsie Taylor, second. I has seventeen reasons why \ you should let them prepare your income tax return." Reason Number Seven: H & R Block has offices open all year long. Preparing income tax returns is their business and that requires being available to help, whatever time of year that help is needed. 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