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| | | ] | | es v £. y LJ aE A cat°c NF PLEA S APIA NNR FESS On May 10th the Sixers and Seconds and four leaders of B Cub Pack visited Queens Park in Toronto, guests of Dr. M.B. Dymond M.P.P. . They are left to right, back row: Darcy Wallace, Bob Couperthwaite, Randy Haugen, Kurt + Roane., Debbie Cordner, Lyn Couperthwaite. Front row: Mike Taylor, Bobby Hall, Paul Stone, Brian Stevenson, Mark Penny and Matthew Price. om Manchester News fr Church Sunday, June 23, 11:15 a.m. Communion -- Rev. B.R. Pogue in charge. Sunday school will be discon- tinued for July and August months. The beautiful flowers in church are in memory of the late Mrs. Murray McLaren. "Our U.C.W. are catering at Mrs. Harley's sale, Saturday on No. 12 highway. Sale starts at 11 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Carter, Oshawa recent supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson. Best wishes go with Mr. fa Mrs. Russel Leach and family who have moved to Pleasant Point Estates. © Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Best visited his sister Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayes, Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Mec- Tavish and boys, Brechin, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Best. Deepest sympathy is ex- tended to the Os Croxall family in the passing of Os - mother, Mrs. Annie Croxall, Uxbridge. Miss Anna Croxall, Toron- to home for weekend. Mr. George Watson, Tor- (wound & pink-eye spray A pressurized disinfectant for use in wounds, pink- eye, castration, navel stumps and disinfecting skin before injection. May be used for marking. Shur- Gain Protection animal health service available at your Shur-Gain Dealer Wallace Marlow Co. Ltd. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 Spencer's Feed Service GREENBANK - ONTARIO 985-7483 onto, spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Innes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cawker at Kleinburg. and visited McMichael Canadian Collection, Antiques and Arts and Crafts Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Vander- voort entertained friends Saturday evening. Belated Happy Birthday Art. Sunday dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach were Mr. and Mrs. John Richard- son. Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Martin and son Adam. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 19th, 1974-21 Busy summer for Senior Citizens The regular Wednesday meetings are now over for the summer. On Sept. 11th we shall begin another year. We ask all members to make a special effort to attend this meeting and help elect a new slate of Officers. The final meeting June 26th will take the form of a dessert lunch and social afternoon. The Saturday night eu- chres will continue through- out the summer and we trust they will be well attended. Although the Wednesday meetings are over for the time being, we have many activities to attend during the summer. On June 20th we shall enjoy a bus trip to the Woodbine Race Track where it is Sr. Citizens day and we are all invited guests. On July 3rd the area picnic is being held at Oshawa Park. On July 17th we are plann- ing to entertain the Uxbridge Sr. Citizens. who previously entertained us. On August 20th and 21st Mr. Stan Ploughman and the President. Mr. P. Willis will represent the club at the Sr. Citizens Convention - this Tax increases for Whitby Tax increases for the av- erage Whitby taxpayer will range from $45 to $70 this year, council decided at its final budget meeting Wed- nesday. This is based on an assess- ment of $5,000. Council decided not to wait for the region to bring in its tax rate, but proceeded to set its budget immediately be- cause of design problems which make it extremely difficult to delay, said Town Treasurer F. N. McEwen. year beg held at McMaster University in Hamilton On August 26th we are taking a bus trip and boat ride through the Thousand Islands. The bowling is finished until September when we have been fortunate enough to again get the lanes for Thursday afternoon at the Bowling Alley. The last draw given by Ballard Lumber was won by Mrs. Doris Healey. Many of our hospitalized members have returned and we were glad to see them back with us again. We feel we have had a very successful year. We are lo- cated in the Latcham Centre and through the New Hor sons grant, we have furnish ed the Club Room beyond our wildest hopes We now have a member- ship of 141 and welcome new members. Anyone wishing to join with us, we'll see you at the Latcham Centre on Sep tember 11th at 2 p.m. The meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of cach month. May we thank our Officers for the past year and congra- tulate them for a job 'Well Done'. Trusting you all have a healthy and happy two months and that we will all be together again in Septem- ber. Don't forget the euchre. 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