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i ee a 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 7, 1987 ST AN and KAREN DURWARD On Friday evening, March 27, 1987, the marriage of Stan and Karen Durward was solemnized by Reverend Ansley Tucker with immediate family and close friends attending. The attendants were Faye Phinney, sister of the bride, and Dale St. John, close friend of the groom. All six daughters of Karen and Stan were part of the bridal party The Church of the Ascension Choir, under the direction of Nancy Fairburn, sang beautifully. Featured were Gretel Cameron, soloist, and Paul Reid, trumpeter. Reverend Stuart McEntyre also contributed a lovely solo. The very capable organist was Jeanne Bryan of Sunderland: A reception dinner was held in the Church Hall, follow- ing which the guests #eturned to Mr. and Mrs. Durward's home near Sunderland to conclude a meaningful and memorable evening, STORE CLOSING HURRY! 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Birthday wishes for this week are also extended to Joanne Olivero, Jan Banting, Linda Harris, Elaine Campbell, Jan Robinson, Lila Clarkson, Simone Clarkson, Dana Hooker, Michael Green and to "everyone else that we've missed. The Greenbank Hall Committee wishes to thank Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy for such a super job at our Spring Fling Dance. Also thanks to Larry Doble and Hugh for another fantastic dance. Hope to, see everyone again at our next dance. Don't forget to show up on Thurs- day or Friday to choese your photo for the church's directory. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Poupori of Thornlow spent a few days with Fred and Iva Phoenix. Visitors recently with Jack and Margaret Couperthwaite include Jack's sister Marjie Ham of Lind- say and Innis Couperthwaite of Toronto, Margaret's sister Ruth Miller and Russ, Franklin Phoenix and friend Sam and Ronald Jarvis. Mrs. Hank Vanderploeg and Marcela of St. Eugene de Gurges, Quebec called on Jim and Cathy Phoenix last Thursday, then on to have lundh with Fred and Iva. Dinner held Saturday night at the Gate Restaurant in Port Perry was a surprise for Eugene and Mildren Dearborn tg celebrate their 50th wedding, anniversary. Over thirty SAVE UP TO by Margaret Couperthiwais attended from Kingston, Belleville, Carrying Place, Toronto and Oshawa area. Congratulations from your Greenbank friends and neighbours Star Zimmerman and children have arrived home from a lovely visit with her mother and famify in Arizona Our sympathy at this time is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan in the loss of her brother Lloyd Ashenhurst in B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves the first of our snow birds have arrived home from Florida. Hope all W.1. members have their reports ready for our annual meeting which will be held at Mrs. Mona Mero's home at two o'clock on April 15th, Hope all the ladies of the community will turn out. Mrs. Marilyn Wallace is speaking on scarf painting. All U.C.W. members are remind- ed that articles for our sale may be left at Helen McKean's home until May 6th, in large plastic bags will be just fine. The U.C.W. Rally will be May 16th in Sunderland Church -- more details later. The Greenbank Children's Theatre Workshop is very busy preparing for our second production "The Treasure Makers," by Patricia Sternberg. This is a musical play for your family enter- Spring has Sprung! REDMAN'S < FISH & CHIPS will be opening under new management this Thursday, April 9th. Hope you like our new longer hours! Stop by and give us a try! MONDAY to FRIDAY ... SATURDAY & SUNDAY ... Armour was a TV star! tainment. The final preparations are underway as we eagerly await our presentation. Performances will be held on Friday, April 24th and Saturday, April 25th at 7 p.m. in Greenbank Hall. Tickets will be available at the Chicken Coop, the Greenbank General Store, the Per- sonal Touch and from any member of fur ¢ast at $2.00 for under 16 year olds and $4.00 for adults. Please keep these dates open and do come out and support our young theatre group. See you there! Registration for Minor Ball will be Friday, April 10 from 7-9 p.m. at Greenbank Hall. This is the final registration for those parents who have not signed the forms but have registered by phone. Please come to sign and pay the required fees. Any questions call Barb Ward. 985-3903. Wanted: experienced female ball players over twenty-five to try out for the Saintfield Greenbank Lob Ball. Phone 985-2210 or 985-3903 as soon as possible please. The 4H Achievement Day for Sur- viving with Style is being held Satur- day April 11 in Burns Presbyterian Church in Ashburn at 9:30 a.m. All are welcome -- this project has been very different covering many various subjects, from safety in the home, cooking, washing laundry, mending, even the boys made a good job at this cleaning, and main- taining a car or bicycle. Everyone seemed to have a good time. Hope to see a few out on Saturday. &. \ A AA AA AAA AAL AAALALAd 4 to 8 PM 11 AM to 9 PM Bo 0B ADDL DLL LLLHLHLLHHLHHISDIDIIIISI IN O99 LAA AA AAAAAALALALALALAALAL AAAS 0% OFF BAYCREST TOWEL Sale le -Rig Iul-R Al CRZ1 CIA) eel [o]V][ Hurry down for best selection! LINENS DEPT. / LOWER LEVEL the Say OSHAWA CENTRE