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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Decoration service at cemetery Aug. 19 Rev. Shepherd is on a vacation for the month of August. Emergency Coverage for Aug. 1-11 is Rev. Jeanette Millar 852-6213 and from Aug. 12-24 is Rev. Bob LePage 985-2801. The annual decoration service for the Greenbank Cemeteries is on August 19th at 2:30 p.m.. The speaker is Rev. McKay, Port Perry. On July 23rd George and Gladys Van De Walker celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary. We wish them many more happy years. During that week they visited two days with cousins John and Ruth Ladd at Balsam Lake. - Kari Fitzgerald, Markham spent Sunday with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. Adam Hunter, son of Bob and Linda Hunter have returned home from a holiday with a former school chum on Van- couver Island. Adam travelled by air and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howell and family who liv- ed at Greenbank a few years ago. Mel and Betty McGee spent the weekend with friends at Canning Lake Minden. This is Barbecue week and the weather man has promised good weather, we hope he is correct this year. The potato bee is on Thursday at Raymond Kerry's. For other work bees call Suzanne Lee or Marie Foster. Sincere sympathy to the Golden and Jarvis families on the death of Mrs. Herb Jarvis last week. News next week 852-6693 or 985-7886. Cullen Gardens theatre free with paid admission From Page 18 two seasons as a stage manager for a touring dance troune, as well as stage manag:a the Blackroom Theatre Co..1pany's production of The Roaring Twenties. While the puppet show only requires a couple ci actors, Ro- meus and Guillietta, and That's Entertainment has a cast ¢f six. The actors ofic=1 rotate roles for the daily performances. Not only does this allow the actors to have time off, it also adds a Siiierenk dimension to the thea- re. "The way Kristi (Breen) lays Guillietta is different rom how Lou (Burgess) dipicts the character and it works real- ly well," Mr. Corbett said. Cullen Gardens is open seven days a week. The Valley Thea- tre productions are free with admission to the gardens. \ 1 Ir. Action® feeder. complete the story. experts. * 1 . The best just got better Ford New Holland introduces an improved line of 14 x 18-inch New Holland square balers with more capacity, improved reliability and better bale-shape capabilities. ¢ Added Capacity. Wider, Super-Sweep pickups get the short fine hay ordinary pickups miss. Improved Feeding Systems. A revolutionary new rotary system on the two larger balers adds capacity and improves bale shape. The **565" has a beefed-up Flow- « Increased Reliability. 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Congratulations to the Neil Sutherland family on the arrival of a baby girl Ashley who was born at home before her mother Patty could get to Hospital. I have a square blue cookie tin that had been filled with goodies for the Jones anniversary. If it belongs to you, give me a call. Lorne & Eileen Slute visited * with son Brian and family at Cookstown on Sunday. Region appoints Lawyer The council of the Regional Municipality of Durham is pleas- ed to advise that they appointed Brian J. Roy to the position of Regional Solicitor. Mr. Roy has been employed as Assistant Regional Solicitor with the Region since December, 1985. Mr. Roy obtained his B.A. degree from the University of Toronto and the LL.B degree from Queen's University. He was called to the Bar of Ontario in 1978. Mr. Roy practised with legal firms in both Ontario and Alber- ta, and joined the Region from the Federal Department of Justice in Toronto. 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