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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1995
Page
3
McGinn credits current finances to a successful season and vows trophies for all children. He notes improved concession operations under Maralice Anders, strong volunteer and coaching aid, and fewer disputes. Upcoming board meeting will plan for next year and park project, seeking cooperative city relations.
Jillian Bell announces the birth of her brother Jared William Bell born July 25 at Lewisville Medical. He weighed eight pounds, 13 ounces and was 20 3/4 inches long. Parents are David and Claudia Bell of Highland Village. Local grandparents are Billy and Claudine Koonce and great grandmother Jonsie Clower.
The Arbor Tea Room began serving Monday at Salt City Craft Mall Grand Plaza Shopping Center East Hwy 80 Grand Saline. Owned by John Burnett and Kerry Kindle, the tea room features an arbor themed decor and a kitchen with a wraparound dining area. Chefs Rhonda Woodall Shirley Byford Pam Newell created a menu of soups salads and lunches named after flowers. Servers include Tara Davis and Debbie Bryant. Open Monday through Saturday 11 am to 2 pm. Booking for special occasions at 962-5608.
Edd and Evelyn Teague dedicate time to Cooperstown Bible Camp in North Dakota. They built 200 feet of wainscotting and framed a craft and leather building while contributing plumbing, electrical cutouts, and stained woodwork. The couple plans further winter work southward and relies on a monthly newsletter for projects.
Saline residents can reserve last season tickets by Friday August 4 at 4 pm. On August 7 tickets go on sale first come, first served. Booster clubs meet August 8 and 7 with new director. Athletic physicals August 7 cost five dollars. Historical Association meets August 3. City Council rescheduled to August 15.
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