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Summer ‘Rod Run’ slated
Special to The Monitor
SEVEN POINTS–The countdown to the Summer Rod Run is
underway.
Car enthusiasts can register their vehicles for $15 before Tuesday, June
12. Afterwards, registration is $20.
Registration forms are available at the Seven Points Volulnteer Fire
Department, or Bear’s Auto Glass, at 310 north Seven Points Blvd. (SH
274). That’s also where the forms should be turned in.
Thirty-five classes of cars, plus specialties, will vie for plaques in
first and second place.
Classes include custom or original, best of show, best interior, motor,
paint, longest distance and under construction.
Vehicles must run and drive under their own power to be entered.
So, bring them out, finished or not.
Festivities begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 16, at Seven Points City
Park, behind the library and Post Office. Awards will be presented at 3
p.m.
The summer event is a fund-raiser for the Seven Points Volunteer Fire
Department and sponsored by several lake area businesses.
Barbecue, live music and games are also planned.
The Carter Blood Center will also participate with a mobile unit as part
of its annual Cedar Creek Lake blood drive.
Anyone who donates blood that day will receive either a free T-shirt or
duffle bag.
Carter buses will also be at the Brookshire’s in Mabank and the Wal-Mart
parking lot that day.
For information, call (903) 432-3505, (903) 432-3593 or e-mail
Bears@mycvc.net.
“Shop ’Til You Drop” spring dance
recital is big hit at Trinity Valley Community College
By Pearl Cantrell
Monitor Staff Writer
ATHENS–The dancers from the Dance Connection in Mabank presented a
whimsical spring dance recital at Trinity Valley Community College
auditorium Sunday.
Dancers, ranging in age from 2 years old to 60-plus, presented a variety
of dance numbers, as dance director Leslie Dare cruised the stores and
shops of Cedar Creek Lake in a red convertible.
Renditions such as “She Wore an Itsy-Bitsy, Teeny-Weeny, Yellow Polka
Dot Bikini,” purchased from Bealls, and a visit to Power Sports Plus
because we were “Born To Be Wild,” were both cute and entertaining.
The youngest dancers seem to get most the applause as their elaborate
expressions and adorable costumes drew all eyes to their performance.
However, the adult tap class also won admiration with their rendition of
“Putting On The Ritz” with bargain costumes from The Family Resource
Center.
The recital closed with the giving of attendance awards and trophies for
years of participation with the dance school.
The Dance Connection begins its summer semester of tap, jazz, hip-hop,
ballet and belly dancing classes starting June 11, and has scheduled
week-long daily dance camps for youngsters home from school.
The Dance Connection begins its summer semester of tap, jazz, hip-hop,
ballet and belly dancing classes starting June 11, and has scheduled
week-long daily dance camps for youngsters home from school for the
summer.
Monitor Photo/Pearl Cantrell
Dance Connection dancers Kylie Smith (left) Madison Baugh
and Sara Byrd surprise their mothers with “You Dyed Your Hair
Charitreuse” after visiting Angie & Co. Hair Salon. The musical number
was part of the school’s “Shop ’Til You Drop” spring recital held Sunday
at the Trinity Valley Community College auditorium.
Monitor Photo/Pearl Cantrell
Little shoppers Lilliana Forrest (left), Nadia Amos (center) and Naomi
Jeter are finally persuaded to leave the dressing room at Bealls and
play in the surf in their “Itsy-Bitsy, Teeny-Weeny Yellow Polka Dot
Bikinis.”
Monitor Photo/Pearl Cantrell
The entire cast.
Come Adopt
Us At
The Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake |
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ABOVE–My name is Bear. I am a beautiful male Rott
mix. I was brought to the shelter by my owner who was scared the
neighbor was going to hurt me. I am fixed and current on my
shots. I am a good kid looking for my forever home. |
ABOVE–My name is Buttons. I am a beautiful female
Dachshund mix. I was brought to the shelter by animal control so
I have no history. I have been started on my shots. I am a
little shy until I get to know you. I am a sweet thing looking
for my new forever home. |
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ABOVE–My name is Molly. I am a beautiful full-blood female
Aussie. I was brought to the shelter by my owner who was not
able to keep me anymore. I have been fixed and had my shots. I
am a shy girl until I get to know you, then I am very sweet. I
am a beautiful girl looking for my new forever home.
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ABOVE–My name is Tinkerbell. I was brought to the shelter by
animal control so I have no history. My owner did not want to
reclaim me. I am such a sweet, friendly, loving little girl. I
am somewhere from 4-6 years old. I have been started on my
shots. I am a beautiful little girl looking for my new forever
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Pictured are just a few
animals at the Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake in Seven
Points in dire need of a good home. Please call or stop by the
Humane Society today and rescue one of these forgotten animals.
The Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake is located on 10220
County Road 2403 in
Seven Points. For more information, please call (903) 432-3422
after 11 a.m.
We are closed on Wednesday and Sunday.
For further information
visit our website at
petfinder.com |
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