GRADUATION 
Faren and Joanne Trotter of Apsley, would like to congratulate their daughter Melissa on graduating Law & Justice from Sir Sandford Fleming College this past May, 2003. We are proud of you and love you, "I hope you dance" 
Bob Hitchcox We are sadden to hear of his sudden passing of on July 23rd Bob was a member of the Cottage Country Computer Club. He was an ardent bird watcher. His wife June is a regular contributor of Apsley Voice. 1'st Apsley Co-ed Scouting Groups Brian Barnes Tues. Sept.9th 03 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.@ Apsley Community Chapel on McFadden Rd. Any school aged youth interested in joining our Scouting Family is welcome. Girls are welcome too! Beavers: Kindergarten to 7 yrs old. Cubs: 8 yrs to 10 yrs. Scouts: 11 yrs. to 14 yrs. old Venturers: 14 yrs & up We are looking for any used uniform that you may wish to sell or donated. More information please contact Brian Barnes 656-4901 Marvel Rapid Golf Tournament , Sun. Sept. 21st 03 @ 1 p.m. Cost: $24.00 per person All profits will be donated to 1st Apsley Scouting Groups . 1st Apsley Scouting wishes to thank Marvel Rapids for their continuous support in our programs. |
Thanks to: Sunshine Walk for Children’s
Dreams
Picture of Alanna provided by F. Roxborough
My granddaughter Alanna Robitaille dreamt of swimming with dolphins, after watching the Free Willy movie. She learned everything she could about killer whales and dolphins and the 11 year old can recite many facts about them both. It is remarkable because she can’t even tell you how old she is, as my granddaughter was born with Cerebral Palsy. Thanks to the ‘Sunshine Walk for Children’s Dreams’, Alanna’s dream came true in early May. The S.W.C.D. paid for the Robitaille familes three children, to go to the southern Florida Keys, so Alanna could frolic in the waves with her buddies (the dolphins) at the Hawk’s Key Beach Resort. This S.W.C.D paid for everything, the hotel, the rental car, the airfare, and even the spending money. It made for a really relaxing time for the whole family. The S.W.C.D makes dreams come true for children challenged by severe physical disabilities or life threatening illnesses. S.W.C.D began its work in London, Ont. In 1987, the dream of a police officer who had lost his son to muscular dystrophy and who wanted to help other kids like his. The S.W.C.D is also endorsed by the R.C.M.P., Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and the Canadian Armed Forces, also Radio Shack. What they do is just awesome. Florence Roxborough
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