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May 19, 2013

For your diary – May 20

* Office of Utilities Regulation/National Water Commission Public Forum

St Elizabeth Technical High School Auditorium

Wednesday, May 22 (5:00pm)

* Manchester Horticultural Society Flower Show

Ward Avenue Show Grounds, Mandeville

Thursday, May 23 (8:00am)

* Painting of the Mandeville Regional Hospital

Manchester Labour Day parish project

Thursday, May 23.

* Painting and partitioning of a classroom block

St Mary’s All-Age School, St Elizabeth

Labour Day parish project

Thursday, May 23

* Junior Mayor of Black River Labour Day Project

Facelift to Manning’s Boys’ Home, St Elizabeth

Thursday, May 23

* Reliance Centre, in association with RADA

Farmers’ Market

Super Plus Centre/Bank House Mall courtyard, Mandeville

Wednesday, May 22 (7:00am)

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