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Visitin’ ounce. Leyton joins big sis ter, Avoly. age 3. in the Pinkney Kathleen home. Grandparents are Martin Pinkney and Sherrill Pinkney and Smoke and Betty Gocken and the late Jimmy Griffin • •• Linda Christie is heading to Ripley. Tenn. this week for a visit where she grew up. Dudley and Whitney will join her in Memphis Sunday for Whitney to play golf next week in the Bubba Conley Memorial Tourna ment at Olive Branch. Miss. She will be playing in the Georgia USGA Tournament at Canterbury Country' Club in Atlanta the next week. Meanwhile Benjie Christie is holding down the fort at the home place. He graduated in December from University of Georgia with degrees in bio-chem istry and biology'. Since then he has divided his time between Athens helping a professor with a research paper and home or Stratford Academy’s learning lab where he tutors in biology, chemistry and physical science. He hopes to attend medical school at Mercer University in the fall Barrett graduates Emory Special to the Home Journal Britt barrett. son of Lyn ward and Debbie Barrett of Perry graduated from Emory University May 10 with a bachelor of science in biolo gy and a minor in French. While at Emory. Barrett was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa honorary' society, and for his thesis in molec ular genetics, he graduated surnnia cum laude (with highest honors). He will attend Emory University School of Medi cine next year on partial scholarship and is plan ning a career ire pediatric medicinl. rj c * I w j ■ . — w* Special Photo A GIFT Kellie Bowen (left) receives a checkfor Perry Players from Beltista Club member Kopie O'Neal. Beltista Club strongly supports the arts and Perry Play ers certainly falls into that category. The annual dona tion comes from proceeds from the annual Spring Home and Garden Show. Perry Players is very proud that the playhouse is now paid for and will use donations to improve the grounds and make the building front archi tecturally attractive in keeping with the beauty of down town Perry. SALE! . . r io% ofT! drycleaning Laundry Pants Ngp iNjyjq perry lqcrtipnsi *A£jiAM422 Sam Nunn Blud.,Perry Newt to Ulaffle House & Baskin Robbins 1109 Macon Street, Perry Continued from page IB Leave it to me to ask about Rad’s buddy Cole Christie. Cole is leaving July 2 for Austria for six weeks. This is UNO-lnns bruk International Summer School of University of New Orleans and UGA for which students receive college credit. Rosemary Mathias will also be a part of this group. • •• Pound Puppy Report ... Animal Control Officer Dan Bass at 988 2800 still has the year-old male Dalmat ian for adoption. Also avail able is a brown with white feet female 2 1/2-month old puppy and a black long haired female dog about two years old. Now until July 1 is the time to purchase city dog tags from Carol Fudge at the Tax and Licenses Office, 1209 Washington St. Cost is $5 plus rabies vaccina tion certification. The blue scalloped round tag replaces the gold fire hydrant tag. See at 1205 Third Street, brick house, corner of Geor gia Ave. Ext. and Third, free cat. gray and white like a Maltese, six-months-old, neutered male, too inde pendent for small children. JS - Britt Barfgtt ■panir— : -«r — H — "XTW BBR IgSrajL y '. T mXV Sir ml IHHh H mr S§yi wS n IB Wm Special Photo TEN LITTLE BOOTS These hot, dry days it's hard to remember the rainy days of spring. That's what wet the Lineberger boys' boots and had them drying out on their Shady Grove Lane backyard fence. Yep, quads plus Tully makes for ten boots. Flint Energies prepares for Y2K events By JOAN DORSETT Home Journal State Hayley Greene, spokesperson for Flint Energies, said the energy utility has been preparing for the anticipated prob lems of the year 2000 and computers. Speaking to members of the Perry Kiwanians club June 1. Greene said the company has utilized a 12- Introducing,,, nS # # # JM . 9HHHB Houston Healthcare Complex is pleased to m 1 K. ; announce the opening of Health Connections- JICCyC', Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Center. m -; - • ~ v \\m This new service is designed to help people who Connections Ccadtiic & utmona’nf *RehtUlUtAtloH A Service of Houston Healthcare Complex y, Located adfotent to ihe Houston Health Pillion in Houston Mali 923-1731 ■ "■" ■'■■— ' 1 u M Hies ■ " person team working with engineers to prepare for the roll over of the calendar. Greene was introduced by club member Tom Daniel. Guest of Judge George Nunn was Scott White, first year law student at Mercer who will be working with Nunn this summer. Fish fry for Lawson and Rooks capped with lemon squares By JOAN DORBBTT relatives of Bob Lawson and Kollyn Rooks gath ered on the terrace of the Forest Hill Drive home of Dudley and Linda Christie the evening of June 5 for a fish fry. Co-hosting the Anal of a round of pre-nuptial parties for the popular couple were Charles and Dianne Ayer. Tom and Jennie Baird. Chop and Brenda Evans, Hugh and Mary Ann Hill. Larry and Linda Johnson. Joe and Cleo Pearson, John and Debbie Pearson. Mike and Jennifer Ratliff and Leon and Linda Watson. Large round white clothed tables and white chairs showed off red and white checkered runners alike the red and white checkered furnish ings seen through the huge breakfast room window. Linda Christie used watermelons and can taloupes as containers for arrangements of gar den hydrangeas and summer flowers. Banks of impatiens and borders of yellow day lilies were Wed., june 9, 1999, Htuston Hime /mom/ breath takingly beautiful. Second only to beauty was the repast served The hosts had hired Gene’s Catery. 783-3164 or 892-9397. brother of Lamar and Tony DeLoach. to prepare a feast of fried catfish, fried chicken, fried hushpup pies and accompani ments that was heartily enjoyed by all. Brownies and lemon squares added Just the right sweet taste. Mary Ann shared her recipe. They were the best ever Lemon Squares Crust: 1 cup butter, melted 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 cup powdered sugar Mix together and press onto bottom and sides of 9 by 13 greased pan. Bake 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Filling: 3 eggs, beaten 11/2 cup sugar 3 T. lemon juice Pour over crust. Bake 20 minutes more. Sift powdered sugar over top and let cool. Cut into squares. Page 3B