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| | | Bs FERRY Sak a ot 3 i >» i { Yo. ' i $s Fe Ihe THE ABERDEEN AAT Cee ~ The Port Perry Senior Citizens Club held a craft show at the Latcham Centre last week, and well over 100 items were exhibited. From left are, Marjorie Whipper, president of the Club, and exhibitor, Mrs. Leona Stanton, show co-convenor; Mrs. Alice Barthau, organizer of the show; and Mrs. May Whybrow, 4 co-convenor. Burketon and area news Get well wishes goes out to Mr. George Allison and Mike Weston who are patients in Bowmanville Hospital. Mrs. J. Abrams Tyrone Mrs. C. Cooper and Mrs. May Johns at Strathaven Nursing Home in Bowman- ville during the week. Mr. Alan Grant, Zion spent Thursday with Mrs. R. Davey. Several from this district attended the Bazaar and Tea held in Bowmanville at Sun- set Nursing Home on Wed. The community was sad- dened to report the passing of Rev. Milton Sanderson, - Toronto, our very best wishes go out to family and friends. Service was held on Tuesday, burial in Black- stock Cemetery. Mrs. J. Abbot and Susan, Oshawa called on Burketon relations and friends on Sun. Mr. Ralph Grace, Bow- manville, called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Grace and family on the weekend. tended to Mrs. A. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brown and family, Toronto, spent the weekend visiting with Mrs. E. Carnochan and families. Nursing Home News Our big day was Wednesday. We moved into our new buildings. It was very simi- lar to any family on moving' day we had mixed emotions but we are happy here but still unsettled. It will take a little while yet. Saturday was a very special day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myers celebrated their sixtieth wedding anni- versary. We had a reception in the lounge where they received their many friends. Mrs. Myers looked lovely with her special orchid corsage similar to the one deserved. OLONIAL/SUNNIBILT HOMES Make the Smart move... NOW! 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