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(From left) Cuban doctor Jesus Reinoso,<br>who works at the Mandeville Regional<br>Hospital, and Manchester JCDC<br>committee member Cecelia Grant-Francis<br>at Cecil Charlton Park for the<br>Independence Day Flag-raising Ceremony. Cuban nurse Agne Mederos out for<br>Independence Day.<br>
Central, Regional
August 10, 2014

For your diary

* A Child’s Smile Dental Outreach

Presented by Projects Abroad Jamaica

Monday, August 11- Friday, August 22

Manchester

* Scholarship and Education Fund

Awards Ceremony

Presented by Projects Abroad Jamaica

Thursday, August 14 (3:00 pm)

Projects Abroad Office, Mandeville

* Manchester Chamber of Commerce

Monthly Meeting

1st Thursdays (6:00 pm)

Golf View Hotel

* Rotary Club of Mandeville

Weekly Meeting

Tuesdays (5:45 pm)

Golf View Hotel

* Kiwanis Club of Mandeville

Weekly Meeting

Thursdays (6:30 pm)

Mandeville Primary and Junior High

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