Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 7

Hood County NewiTlninday, May 9, 2002 7 A Ejebstylbs Acton residents involved with Habitat Club News Local club news of interest as the buildings fell, and she felt a need to "put things together." Being a quilter, her decision was to make a quilt, "Stars for the He- Ten area churches are building the All-Church Build Habitat home in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Hood County. Each church builds a cer of Liberty for various meetings and groups. Since Sept 11, she has averaged three to four hours a day standing motionless on New York streets in cos Acton deCordova News by Loa Vu Zaadt 1 (817)326-2555 i Iter si tume and has raised over 1 0,000 for the American Red Cross. DAs usual, May is a busy DCBE month for members. A few of the upcoming events include: Friday, May 10 Melody Belles dinner concert with cocktails at 6 p.m., concert at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30.

(The program will make you proud to be an American. loo tain portion of the house and funds the cost of materials involved. If you would like to see the work in progress, stop by 3203 Edgebrook Ct. any Wednesday or Saturday. The camaraderie among the volunteers and the homeowners-to-be while working side by side is very rewarding.

Kathleen Johnson, Dot Hughes, Pat Lee and Aurora Petersen decided to help each Habitat fam Day buffet. Chef Steve has an elaborate menu planned for this special day and reservations are required. Don't forget the membership meeting Saturday, May 18 at 10 a.m. A quorum of 152 property owners must be present for the voting to take place. Please plan to attend.

Save Saturday, May 25, from 8 to noon for spring clean-up day. This is a great time to dispose of unwanted items. Call the clubhouse for help with bulky items. Then, Monday, May 27, Chef Steve will offer a Memorial Day Granbury Good Sams RV Club The Frazlers and Jansens of Acton Reservations are required.) Charlie Carey will provide music for your dancing pleasure Saturday evening from 7 to 1 1 with dinner being served from roes. The cross on the quilt represented eternal life.

Comforting The April camp-out of the Granbury Good Sams RV Club was held in Corsicana. Fifteen rigs attended with two visiting rigs. The men won the sandbag baseball game by a small margin, according to a member of the women's team. The winners were (front row, left to right) Jack Hughes, H.C. Campbell, Arden Haltom and Bill Burton.

Second row (left to right) Harold Stace, Sonny Welborn, Ralph Throne and J.M. Brandy. Third row (left to right) Ken Johnson, Buck McCullough and Dave Hedglen. Fourth row (left to right) Audie Armontrout and Sam Murphy. After a spaghetti supper on Friday, the club spent Saturday taking several tours, including the Russell Stover Candies factory, the Collin Street Bakery and the Temple Beth-El, which was built in 1898 and was the first synagogue in Navarro County.

They also enjoyed a tour of the Navarro Pecan Company, the largest pecan-shelling plant in the world. fU tr-r- W3 VJCiz r-T "SGCZl VJU 8 breakfast buffet from 8 to 11, lunch buffet from 11:30 to 3 and a dinner buffet from 5 to 7:30. Come enjoy the club and let the chef do the cooking. DJ favorite Baron will entertain for the pool party 'from 2 to 6. You'll find there's something for everybody at the club on Memorial Day.

DI' 11 be out of town for the next two weeks. Please call it ily by providing special housewarming gifts as each house is finished and dedicated. They chose special gifts for each family giving attention to individual needs and colors. What a special Sunday afternoon it was for the two latest Habitat families and their new friends as they opened gifts and enjoyed cake and lemonade. DBob and Betty Jansen, along with Gary and Emily Frazier and their son Jordan, thoroughly enjoyed a week in Hawaii while attending a convention.

Before arriving in Hawaii, the Jansens spent a week in Australia and then sailed to New Zealand, Tahiti and Bora Bora. Sightseeing and shopping helped to make this a dream vacation. Shyrlee Stanley wants to share some of her feelings regarding Sept. 1 1 with us. It yas difficult for her to just sit and watch biblical quotations were written on the cross.

The flowers were in tribute to all who lost their lives. Shyrlee made this quilt with much love and compassion and she hopes the receiver will feel this warmth. Shyrlee's niece, Jennifer Stewart, who lives in New York and witnessed the 9-1 1 attack, presented the quilt to her local Brooklyn Fire Department, which lost seven men. Another note if 1 I si You can keep current on the news plug into eOCJ our newspapers 3i We are proud to have kept you 1 connected with your community by serving you through our products. Jennifer Stewart with Stanley's quilt and members of the Brooklyn Fire Department fff i and leave a message with your information.

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