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Historic building gets prompt maintenance attention

A LITTLE TLC: Worker Alven Peart paints the top trim of the Waterdown Library last week as part of a wider maintenance program that continued this week.

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Banking on the local harvest to feed the hungry

WITH THE GRAIN: Soybeans, a crop commonly found in Flamborough fields, will help feed hungry people around the world, through the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. At left, Case Verway (left) and Doug Derby serve up the goods at the recent Kirkwall corn roast.

295010 Community building Westover Park pavilion coordinator Doug Reynolds and recreation sub committee member Linda McDonough show off the new structure.

295000 Junior golfer drives home three titles this season SWING: Alexandra Gallagher, 13, hits the ball at the Flamborough Hills Golf and Country Club. The junior golfer plays the game competitively.

295005 Ninety-year-old pals share lifetime of memories Florence Zimmerman, left, and Merna Bowen look over a photo album that contains some precious memories of their lifelong friendship.

294997 Banking on the local harvest to feed the hungry DIG IN: Kate (left) & Ruthie Jamieson of Kirkwall enjoy cobs of corn at the Canadian Foodgrains Bank corn roast fundraiser at Kirkwall Presbyterian Church.

295008 Community boosts Legion Volunteer John Kaspar serves up a cob of corn to Sarah Llewellyn of Waterdown at the Legion's 6th Annual Corn Roast & BBQ.

295006 Friends indeed CARING: Neighbourhood friends Chloe Bottos, Jamie Allen, Kaeley Allen, Brooke Bottos, Taylor Moore and Paige Faith (absent) went door to door along several Waterdown streets this summer to collect non-perishable food items to boost the Flamborough Food Bank. As of last week, the girls had collected 245 items.

294998 Banking on the local harvest to feed the hungry WITH THE GRAIN: Case Verway (left) and Doug Derby serve up the goods at the recent Kirkwall corn roast fundraiser for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

295003 Grace cemetery final resting place for columbarium IN THE MAKING: Rev. Mark Tiller admires the columbarium that was installed this week at Grace Anglican Church in Waterdown.

295004 Grace cemetery final resting place for columbarium IN THE MAKING: Grace Church Cemetery Board members Rob Bastedo, Ann Watson, Margaret Vance, Jim Bridle and Phil Watson stand beside the aluminum niches that will hold cremated remains in the Mill Street church’s new columbarium.

295011 Different Drummer KEEPING THE BEAT: Blue skies, great entertainment by Dave Wells & The Outlaws (above) and great food were on the menu for the recent community corn roast at the Waterdown Legion.

295001 Fun at VBS CRAFTY: Heidi Verveda works to complete her craft at the recent Calvin Christian Reformed Church Vacation Bible School.

295009 Many thanks COOL DONATION: Thanks to the community’s support on August 12, Waterdown’s Dairy Queen raised $7,061.50 for the Children’s Miracle Network benefitting McMaster Children’s Hospital. The medical facility provided care for Amelia Scala (left), the daughter of DQ manager, Jayne Scala (right). Amelia was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia at the age of five. Today, she is in remission and the bubbly young girl and her family, including brother A.J. and grandma Helen DiLuca, the restaurant’s owner, are thinking of ways to reach their $10,000 fundraising goal for 2011.

295002 Fun at VBS BIG SMILE: Nay Tay shows off his happy face during Calvin Christian Reformed Church’s Vacation Bible School recently. The event saw more than 50 children register for the week-long program, which included games, snacks, stories, crafts and singing.