Parkdale-Maplewood Community News
June 18, 2007
Submitted by Donna M Smith
Welcome to baby Rachael May Dagley
who arrived at SSRH on June 5th. She was warmly welcomed to her
home in Elmwood by parents Cindy and Scott, brother Justin, sister
Alyssa and grandparents George and Bev Hawkesworth.
On Sunday, June 10th, a bridal shower
was held for Trish DeMone at the
home of her parents, Joanne and Glenn, in Scarsdale. Bridesmaids
Julie DeMone, Sue Ellen Wagner and Shereen Conrad assisted Joanne
with the shower. Trish's wedding to Ryan Demone will take place
in July.
Ulrich Laarman has had a successful
spring fishing trip to Labrador again this year, returning home
on the 16th. He caught lots of salmon and trout on the lakes
and rivers near St Augustine. His nephew, Christoph, accompanied
him. Just after Ulrich left for Labrador, his wife Gabriella
saw the safe arrival of the last of this year's lambs. She was
kept quite busy tending the flock while he was away.
On Thursday, June 14th, 54 - Grade
One, Two and Three students from Lunenburg Academy along with
their teachers Judith Burdett and Krista Conrad, and parent chaperones
visited the Community Museum and took part in the Hand's On Education
Program. Thanks to volunteers Merna Cox, Glenys Foster, Cheryl
Kaizer, June Goulden and Barb Cullen for assisting Museum Staff
with the Program.
Matthias and Sylvia Lange have returned
home to "The Rock Farm" in Maplewood after a nice vacation
spent in eastern Switzerland. They visited friends and family
and had some time to go hiking in the mountains. Before going
they had lived through another lambing season with the arrival
of 57 lambs and 7 (goat) kids.
The Community Museum held an Invitational
Potluck supper and Chinese Auction at the Hall on Saturday June
16th. Just over 100 Museum members and their guests enjoyed an
amazing feast. Auctioneer Brenton Wagner, assistant Denise Penney
and Museum members conducted the Chinese Auction. A carrot cake
donated by Donna Smith was won by Chris Rafuse, Pearl Foster was
a lucky double winner of a fresh flower arrangement made and donated
by Donna Finck and a pair of handmade snowshoes made and donated
by Carl Banks, plus two pair of homemade mittens. Betty Hamilton
was the winner of the breakfast basket donated by Museum members,
and Frank Rafuse won Marion Banks' beautiful painting. A special
guest was Dirk Van Loon, publisher of Rural Delivery magazine
who travelled from his home in East Port L'Herbert to join us.
Congratulations to several local Motocross enthusiasts who participated
in two recent races. On June 10th in Kingston, Tristan Hamm of
New Germany placed first, Alex Wentzell of Watford placed fourth,
Timothy Mailman of Colpton placed 13th, while our own Daniel Looke
placed fifth in their respective categories. Three of the four
travelled to Burtt's Corner, just outside Fredericton, to compete
on Sunday, June 17th. Tristan Hamm placed second, Alex Wentzell
placed first and Daniel Looke placed fourth in their categories.
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