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Blood Donors (Continued) should be understood that the blood donation does not stay in trip with the proceeds from the | Day cor- | The Guides would like to thank the mothers for all their help and give a very special thanks to all the lécal merch- ants who so generously donated toys and other articles for the fishpond. The Garden Party was very successful as $50 was raised with which to buy toys for the Children's Ward at Port Perry Community Hospital. Mrs. T. Harris Hosts I.0.D.E. The June meeting of Scugog Chapter I.0.D.E. was held at the delightful summer place of Mrs, W. T. Harris. Reports on the two recent Tag Days, for the Blind and the Hospital were excellent ,and made both pro- jects very worth while. A Home Baking Sale was planned for June 19th, with Mrs. Chapman convening. As is the custom each year, flowers will be placed on the grave of a soldier 'on Decoration Day. Mrs, Murray offered to make the arrange- ments. The committee for the Fall Marathon Bridge are Mrs. H. Carnegie and Mrs. A. Brock. It was decided to buy Lady Eaton's book, "Memories Wall", to put on the memory shelf in the library to honour Mrs. Weir. The Regent, Mrs. Rennie pre- sented Mrs, Linstead with a cup CAAT TATRA and saucer as a token of the member's thanks for her faith- ful work in the Chapter, and regret that she is leaving so soon. At the conclusion of the meeting, the members drove to the Bonfire at Lindsay for dinner. Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION of PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 985-7383 THE Best Buy! Save 8c! SON Se Best Buy! Save 9c! - . ON THESE MONEY-SAVING PRICES Pkg. of 60 5-LB. BAG 717: Granulated RED ROSE Tea Bags Packet Pack Cake Mixes SUGAR with 4 General Electric 29. TO™m ROBIN HOOD 69- the community in which it is given, It is processed in a central laboratory and made | available to any person any- where who may require it. The donation is made in the name of humanitarianism, not in the name of any particular branch. 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