HORSING AROUND NEIGHSAYER: Judges Jim Cairns, Christine Miller and Marjorie McKenzie of Alexander Place congratulate Kaylie Newell's pet, "Charlie," for winning a best dressed pet award last Saturday as Shannon Newell looks on. The First Annual Elizabeth Otter Memorial Pet Parade featured dozens of local pets (and owners) who walked the Wetlands Trail to raise money for Animal Adoptions Flamborough.
WORLD REVIEW - TEXAS BIG FUN IN TEXAS:Ken and Fay Hanes, Beth and Paul Aicken, Adele and Guy Lacey and Greig and Shirley Conway (all residents of Flamborough) had a wonderful time on South Padre Island, Texas in February.
RED AND WHITE: A young Canada Day reveler models appropriate patriotic attire at last year's local festivities.
GOODBYE: Retiring principal Jack Zondag thanks colleagues at Calvin Christian School.
UNDER FIRE: Former Health Minister George Smitherman fields questions from reporters on the C. difficile controversy following the press conference.
CROWD CONTROL: Former Health Minister George Smitherman (second from right) and MPP Ted McMeekin (right) join the audience at last Thursday's announcement at RBG.
CAMP DAY FUN DRIVE-THRU SERVICE: At the Tim Hortons on Hamilton Street , Brena Witthoeft pours a cup of coffee, while Stephanie Rullo and Vineet Sood look on.
CAMP DAY FUN SWEET SMILES: Brenda Sweet, Brittany Griffin, Brodie Lube, Callie Dunphy and Matt Piano sport their Tim Hortons Camp Day t-shirts at the Clappison's Corners eatery.
CAMP DAY FUN DRIVE-THRU SERVICE: At the Tim Hortons on Hamilton Street Darlene Mitenko and her three children McKenzie, Jayme and Kryslen were proud supporters of Camp Day.
TRUE STORY: Freelton musician Ainsley McNeaney has released her first CD, True Story Orchestra - and looks forward to future recording projects.
POWER PLAY: Grade 8 student Megan McCrory poses on the steps in front of Queen's Park during her stint as a page in the provincial government.
BOOK 'EM: Summer Reading Club co-ordinator Heather Olaveson (left) and HPL Librarian Assistant Joan Fletcher are looking forward to two months of fun and reading.
SUPER VOLUNTEERS KUDOS: Waterdown residents Len and Carol Snell are congratulated by Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Michael Chan, at the recent Volunteer Awards ceremony at LIUNA Station in Hamilton. The Snells were recognized for 20 years of service with the Hamilton branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society.
