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How does your garden grow?

Body It has been a long time since anyone has appeared at The Canadian Record office carrying a photo-worthy vegetable or fruit from their garden.
Joe Schaef

Precious Rotary Memories

Body Haley “Rotary Rader” Ward, at the mercy of a “no show” program, decided to host a Rotary chat session. Ward started off by noting the strong influence of her grandad, Don Rader, for being instrumental in her following his footsteps and becoming a Rotarian.
Rotary

River Valley Pioneer Museum

Body Ah, summer is coming to a close, and school is ready to start. It’s a time of year that parents rejoice and children dread. Back to school always reminds me of a Staples commercial from 1996.
RVPM

The Postscript: Taking No Chances

Body The renovations to our new home continue. We didn’t expect to be refinishing the floor. But when we tore up the flooring that was buckling and warping in the summer humidity, we discovered the original parquet, spattered with paint, underneath. A man named
The Postscript

New Arrival

Body Vanessa Rae Rhodes was born on June 22, 2021. She weighed 6 pounds and 12 ounces, and was 19 inches long. Proud parents are Sheri and Tyler Rhodes of Sand Springs, Oklahoma.
Vanessa Rae Rhodes

What's Cookin' in Canadian: Wild Plum Jelly

Body Spent a delightful day Friday with my friend, Remelle, picking two buckets of big, fat juicy plums. We then turned them into the most delicious jelly. I had not made any for more than 20 years and counted on my friend to make it right. And she did! KIM B. McKINNEY
Wild Plum Jelly

Area Briefs

Body The Old Mobeetie Museum will be hosting the Hidetown Labor Day Festival and Reunion on the weekend of Sept. 3-6.
Area Briefs

Delynne Dunn and David Strickland wed on July 24

Body Delynne Dunn and David Strickland exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, July 24, in a double-ring ceremony performed by Clay Wells of the Follett Baptist Church. The wedding ceremony and the reception were held in the Gallery Room of the River Valley Pioneer Museum.
Delynne Dunn and David Strickland

New Arrival

Body Maggie May Isaacs was born on July 14, 2021, to Tom and Anna Isaacs, weighing in at 7 pounds and 13 ounces, and 19-3/4 inches in length. Maggie May is welcomed by her siblings, Leona and Quentin; by her grandparents, Dr. Bill Isaacs and Dr.
Maggie May Isaacs
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