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Buckland from Port Perry will show slides of various countries at Man- chester Church on October 19th, Thursday. A good att- endance is requested to show our appreciation to Mr. Buckland. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. Mitchell. "Miss Cathy Best was enter- tained at Prince Albert re- creation centre by a number of school chums on Saturday evening. The occasion, her birthday. Week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding were | Mr.--and Mrs. Bert Mahue, Gary, Tommy and David, Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stainton, Johnny and Randy, Midland and Mr. and Mrs. Art Anness, Gene and Cathy, Saintfield: Mrs. Crosier with Mrs. Rose Phillip and Mrs. L. Mitchell of Utica attended a birthday party in Ajax in honor of Mrs. Margaret Steer. The guests were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Steer. Our U.C.W. cordially in- vites you to come to the church tonight, Thursday at 8 o'clock, Oct. 19th, when Mr. Buckland of Port Perry will show pictures of Eng- land, a trip through Norway and some slides of local in- terest. Lunch will be served and there will be a silver collection. Mr. Hugh Strong has sold his farm and the auction sale will be on Nov. 4th. We hope Mr. and Mrs. Strong will re- main in this locality. § 4 Ne A+ A 4 f'T » ve THT, Fra' Sidi hiadairabinhat ideation sien PARTLY + ! FRI ARTESE SPIE METER TORIES WREATH RERIGES Soi | SERPS AH HEHE eH Sl PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, October 19.1967 - 3 ee + p------------------ Manchester News vx Asi) Mrs. Arnold Roacn ana daughters, Eunice and Susan . oe entertained a number of re- latives and friends on Sun- | day afternoon in honor of ga Arnold's birthday. Guests 4 were present from Aurora, Brampton, Toronto, Oshawa, Carnarvon Minden and Ajax. Ricky Best enjoyed an ev- ening in Peterborough on A Saturday with Mr. Meredith LR McKee and Danny. | A 3 h Service next Sunday will Gob be withdrawn due to anni oc versary services at Scugog. IR See you there. 3 Y Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mit | chell spent Thanksgiving ys week-end at Maple Lake. Mr. ISU and Mrs. Ben Hitchins and hI 7 Wendy of Oshawa were ars guests at the Mitchell home 7 on Sunday. 4 Ng SUGAR 33 £550 Wn CIE & SPICE (Continued) Spe night, giggling, singing and talking. My own daughter was right in the thick of it, and looked like a ghost at breakfast. Dr ed "But it was a good trip, all : in all. A kink here and there, to be ironed out. We learned 'a lot. One thing: keep them starved. Stop: for food, and it doesn't matter whether they're on their last legs. You'd swear Gobriel had just blown the trumpet. They come to life with a vengeance and yack, sing and horse about as though they'd been given speed pills. About Expo. It's losing its gloss. 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