AMVETS Ladies Auxiliaries May Meeting Recap
All officers and 13 members attended the May 13 AMVETS and AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Post 281 meeting. President Fran Nelson led the pledge as a silent prayer honored deceased members. Activities for coming months were planned including August candy sales and a Shenango Valley Mall trip with dinner at Golden Corral.
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AMVET Auxiliary installation and June plans noted
Newly installed Commander Vern L Eppinger received an AMVET lapel pin as auxiliary members were welcomed. Officers installed include Mary P Hogue and Vickie Galbreath with others named. June meetings canceled. Aug 1 picnic in Edinburg. V A Bingo Aug 26. next formal meeting Sept 23 at American Legion.
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Lori Anne E. Hamilton
Lavonne Lyles
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Mary P. Hogue
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Cruisin’ emporium blends antiques with retro finds in bustling market
Bob and family revived a former grocery space into an 8,000 square foot emporium filled with antiques and collectibles after clearing seven years of stock. Vendors note rapid turnover, with 60 days to fill, while Nature’s Wonder Greenhouse sells heirloom vegetables behind the shop and milk paint classes draw a crowd. The auction moves forward to the front and expansion plans loom as demand grows.
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Pool safety tips for dogs and required supervision
Veterinarian warns salt water and pool intake can cause electrolyte issues in dogs. Advise limits by age and medical condition and consulting a vet before swimming. Most drownings occur when dogs are dementia or blind or both and cannot exit. Supervision and teaching dogs to swim and exit reduce risk. use pool area as a safe space.
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