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n -- Wednesday, May 25, 1994 --§5 - This group of Brownies from 1st Greenbank had their "Fly-up" to Guides ceremony recently and with thelr knee puppets (as you can see quite clearly In this photo) the girls entertained thelr friends and parents. They called themselves the Hi Leeanne Barfoot, Elizabeth Stairs, Madeline Potler, Anna Fletcher, Ashley Sneyd and Bridget Petric. Seniors bring a bit of to Port Perry Hawaii All those attending the May 11 meeting of the Port Perry Senior Citizens Club were welcoriéd by Eileen Hern and Muriel Rickard. The Hawaiian theme selected for this meeting was evident in the attire worn by the Greeters and many of the Members. Following the singing of our Nati , ar of the Island song "Blue Hawaii" was performed with all present joining in. Mary read the minutes of pervious meetings and correspondence was presented by Stan. Executives reported on the activities relating to our club. The History of the club for the period 1966-67 was presented by Roy Grierson. Eight of our deceased members will be entered into The Book of Remembrance at our parent organization (The United Senior Citizens of Ontario). The Hawaiian Performers (our seniors) in full I8land regalia 4 985 Fr rr Ed i ------ --------- (some quite hilarious) sang three songs with that south seas rhythm. Everyone joined in the singing of two more numbers to complete the entertainment. Each member holding a winning draw ticket received a pineapple as a prize. The decorations on the walls, the tablecloths and the delightful cakes and squares were 80 rep ive of Hawaii Rickard for all their efforts in preparing this enjoyable afternoon. Please note that we will have a roast beef dinner at 5:00 p.m. on May 25 and a short meeting will be held after we eat. This means no meeting at 2:00 p.m. This will be a pot luck dinner so please have your contribution of food at the 80 our thanks to Muriel and Stan Latcham before 5:00 p.m. Do come and join us. Come and enjoy 25 Different Local Artists' Studios and Works. th Tour maps lable at Native Persp > or call 986-4583 or 263-4393, 4 Photo Stop Framing JOE'S PIZZERIA CORNER of HWY. 7A & WATER STREET We Deliver to Port Perry, Blackstock, Nestleton, Caesarea, Seagrave, Greenbank, Utica, Epsom, and Scugog Island. COUPON VALID at PORT PERRY STORE ONLY IRSA SE fn Sn = 3 1 is S35 One Rem ta) PIZZA Ona It 1b. of Wi J tt How Crk) a mas 13,991 Joe's Pizzeria 1 SSE A OSHAWA 308 Stevenson Rd. N. 434-7700 3 Locations to Serve You! 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"Support of our farmers and their farms is vital to our rural communities," he said. The loan guarantee program was originally developed in co- operation with the "Ontario Cattlemen's Association (OCA) and the Canadian Bankers' Association and was blished during a two-year trial basis that began in November 1990. The program became permenant in 1992. "I am pleased the ministry has demonstrated confidence in this program," said OCA President Ken Summers. "We have had success with the producers, banks, and government. The credit increase allows more farmers to participate and strengthen the cattlefeeding industry in Ontario." Under the Co-operative Corporation Act the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the OCA assist beef producers to establish feeder finance co-operatives, for the purpose of negotiating cattle loans. The Board of Directors of each co-operative reviews farmers' applications to purchase cattle. 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