The Town Crier - Annapolis RoyalThe Town Crier 1 The AWEC graduating class of 2013 is holding the 5th Annual “Grad Golf Gala” at the Annapolis Royal Golf & County Club, an annual

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Calendar of Events

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Police Department

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Marketing Information

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5 Year Tourism Strategy

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BizNews 6

What’s Happening

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Recreation 8

Canada Day Events

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Garbage Collection Dates

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T O W N O F A N N A P O L I S R O Y A L

Proclamation Mayor Michael Tompkins on behalf of the Town of Annapolis Royal Council hereby proclaims June 2nd, 2013 as Annapolis Royal Freemasons Day in the Town of Annapolis Royal and encourages all citizens to recognize Freemasons for the significant impact they have made and continue to make in healthcare, help to community projects designed to aid disadvantaged citizens and education.

EVENTS

275th Anniversary Masonic Lodge

Town of Annapolis Royal SUNDAY 2ND JUNE 2013

10:00 a.m. Parade Departs from Wharf area

Music - Gaels of Fundy Pipes and Drums

Route: Up St George St to Fort Anne lower entrance, over bridge mound and onto Fort Anne

grounds.

10:15 Outdoor Church Service on Fort Anne grounds

10:45 Procession to Town Hall for Dedication of 1606 Replica Stone

11:00 Proclamation by The Town Crier

11:05 Introduction of Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia Officers & Invited Civic Dignitaries

11:10 Welcome from Mayor, Town of Annapolis Royal

11:15 Dedication of Replica 1606 Stone

11:30 Greetings from Master, #33 Annapolis Royal Lodge

11:35 Greetings from The Grand Master of Nova Scotia And Benediction

11:40 Parade to Legion

Route: Down St George Street, right onto St James Street, right onto Victoria Street. Continue on

to Legion Branch #21 entrance road, left and down slope to stop in front of the Legion

12:00 noon 275th Anniversary Luncheon at Royal Canadian Legion Branch #21

Ticket holders only – available at door

275th Anniversary Cake cutting by Town Mayor and Worshipful Master of #33 Annapolis Royal

Lodge

Afternoon

Various festivities and stores in and about Annapolis Royal will be open for the 275th

Celebrations

**Inclement weather: Kings Theatre - Decision to be made on Saturday 1st June

Please note St. George Street from St. Anthony to Victoria Street

will be closed from 9:00 am to approximately 11:30 am for the

parade.

Intersection of St. George Street and St. Victoria Street

Intersection of St. George Street and St. James Street

Intersection of St. George Street and St. Anthony

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MEMBERS OF COUNCILMEMBERS OF COUNCILMEMBERS OF COUNCILMEMBERS OF COUNCIL

Mayor Michael Tompkins [email protected]

Deputy Mayor Pat Power

[email protected]

Councillor Sherman Hudson [email protected]

Councillor Byron Mersereau [email protected]

Councillor Paul Paquette

[email protected]

The public is welcome to attend all meetings.

Next MeetingsNext MeetingsNext MeetingsNext Meetings

Planning and Heritage Advisory Committee June 3 at 9:30 am

Committee of the Whole

June 5 at 6 pm

Special Council Meeting June 8 at 10 am

Marketing & Economic Development

Committee June 11 at 6 pm

Board of Police Commissioners June 12 at 9 am

Town Council

June 17 at 6 pm

If you witness any vandalism or unlawful behavior within

the Town of Annapolis Royal, please report the inci-dent to the Annapolis Royal Police Department. Thank

you for your help.

Contact the Annapolis Royal Police

Department 532-2427

Any time, 24 hours a day

Town of Annapolis Royal

Motions from the Unapproved Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting

May 22, 2013, 6:00 pm

MOTION a

It was moved by Councillor Paquette, seconded by Councillor Hudson, to grant an extension of time for noise emission on July 13, 2013 from 11pm to 12 am for the operation of a disc jockey at the Hillsdale House Inn under the provisions of the Orderly and Peaceful Conduct By-law Section 6(1). CARRIED. MOTION b It was moved by Councillor Paquette, seconded by Councillor Hudson to waive the application fee of $50 for an exemption under Section 6(1) of the Orderly and Peaceful Conduct By-law; and that the owners of Hillsdale House Inn be notified that future requests for exemptions under the by-law will require an application fee. CARRIED. MOTION c

It was moved by Councillor Paquette, seconded by Councillor Hudson to accept the Inter-municipal Emergency Services Agreement and to authorize Mayor Tompkins and CAO St-Amour to sign the agreement. CARRIED. MOTION d

It was moved by Councillor Hudson, seconded by Councillor Paquette to offer a letter of support for the proposal of the Annapolis Heritage Society’s Proposed Ownership of 2 Local Lighthouses located at Shaffner Point (Port Royal) and Victoria Beach. CARRIED. MOTION e

It was moved by Councillor Paquette, seconded by Councillor Hudson that the Town of Annapolis Royal not join Regional Enterprise Network 3 at this time, that the decision be reconsidered in 2014 and that municipal units identified within the Regional Enterprise Network 3 be advised of this decision. CARRIED. MOTION f It was moved by Councillor Hudson, seconded by Councillor Mersereau that the Town of Annapolis Royal not approve a reduction of the water utility bill dated March 31, 2013 in the amount of $732.70 for customer number CALDJ001 and that the owner of 162 164 St. George Street be given the option to have the meter removed and tested and if the meter is found to be faulty that the Town will pay for the test and a new meter and that Council would re-consider the utility bill; and if the meter is accurate, the owner would be responsible to pay for costs of removal, testing and reinstallation. CARRIED. MOTION g

It was moved by Councillor Mersereau, seconded by Deputy Mayor Power that the Town of Annapolis Royal Human Resources policy be amended to reflect the mileage rate be set at the current provincial rate on an annual basis. CARRIED. MOTION h

It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Paquette that the owner of 178 St. George Street be allowed to plant perennials, only around the sign in the Town right-of-way between the sidewalk and Lower St. George Street, that she not be allowed to make claims of ownership of the public right-of-way; that the Town requires the property to be reinstated, at the property owner’s expense if the landscape is in disrepair and/or not maintained; and that the Town will not be responsible for reinstating the “landscaping” if for whatever reason it has to be removed for public purposes. CARRIED. MOTION i

It was moved by Councillor Paquette, seconded by Councillor Hudson that the taxes be written off (forgiven) for the following Town owned properties roll numbers and accounts: Roll number 04997409 in the amount of $2,959.43; and Roll number 00092398 in the amount of $680.85. CARRIED. MOTION j

It was moved by Councillor Hudson, seconded by Councillor Mersereau that Council give heritage approval to the applicant at 393 St. George Street to replace the current steps to wooden steps at the side of the building, providing the requirements of the land use by-law are met. CARRIED. MOTION k

It was moved by Councillor Mersereau, seconded by Deputy Mayor Power to write a letter to King’s Theatre Society to request that the front doors be maintained with an annual coat of varnish. Further, as the Planning and Heritage Advisory Committee understands that a window replacement project is being considered and if the King’s Theatre Board is considering replacing the windows on the main floor ,that Council recommends that the integrity of the front facade be preserved and that wood windows be retained. Council further requests financial details to be submitted to Council regarding planned expenditures up to $4,000 allocated in the Town of Annapolis Royal 2013/14 budget and that the Society also provide a priority list of capital items being considered over the next few years. CARRIED.

Town Office Hours of Operation

Commencing June 21st, 2013 the Town Office will be open Fridays from 9am to 3pm for

the summer months.

J u n e C a l e n d a r o f E v e n t s

8 Kings Theatre/ARCAC Treasure Sale!! 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM It's Old, It's New, It's Coming to YOU! This joint fundraiser between King's Theatre and ARCAC will be held on the grounds of North Hills Museum at 5065 Granville Road, Granville Ferry on Saturday, June 8th from 9am to 2pm. Donations of suitable treasures for this sale would be gratefully accepted. If you have something to donate, please call Janice at 526-2254, Val at 532-2345, or Heather at 665-2013 to arrange pick up or drop off. Tell your friends and neighbors! See you there!

9 King’s Theatre presents “Star Trek Into Darkness” 2:00 to 4:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

14-15 King's Shorts-Festival of Ten Minute Plays. On June 14th and 15th at 8pm the Seventh Annual Festival will take place at King’s Theatre, with eight first run plays 8:00 to 10:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

16 King's Shorts-Festival of Ten Minute Plays. The Seventh Annual Festival will take place at King’s Theatre, with eight first run plays. 2 to 4 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

17 Soirée française à Annapolis Royal, Olde Towne Pub à 18h. Venez regarder un film en français! Une rencontre sociale et informelle pour les gens qui aiment parler le français! An informal social eve-ning for people who enjoy speaking French. Paul 778-1049

19 ACHC Auxiliary Coffee Party, 10 am, St Luke's Hall, Annapolis Royal, tickets $5 available at the door. Garden auction items to bid on.

20 Dancing at the Market, Annapolis Royal Farmers' and Traders' Market (across from the wharf) 7:00 to 8:00 PM. EVERYONE WELCOME

20 Maritime Concert Opera-Donizetti's The Elixir of Love 8:00 to 10:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

21 Fifties on Parade-An Encore Presentation! The Annapolis Dis-trict Drama Group(ADDG) presents “Fifties on Parade”, a fun and exciting look at Annapolis Royal in the 1950s. 8:00 to 10:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

23 Fifties on Parade-An Encore Presentation! The Annapolis Dis-trict Drama Group(ADDG) presents “Fifties on Parade”, a fun and exciting look at Annapolis Royal in the 1950s. 2:00 to 4:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

27 Dancing at the Market, Annapolis Royal Farmers' and Traders' Market (across from the wharf) 7:00 to 8:00 PM. EVERYONE WELCOME

29 'The Fretless' in Concert! This unique band is taking string music to fascinating places as it transforms fiddle tunes and folk melodies into intricate, beautiful, high-energy arrangements. 8:00 to 10:00 PM .For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

16 Happy Father’s Day

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1 The AWEC graduating class of 2013 is holding the 5th Annual “Grad Golf Gala” at the Annapolis Royal Golf & County Club, an annual fundraising event to assist costs associated with grad events. Your support is appreciated.

1-2 Anti-Depression Chamber - 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Art Exhibi-tion, ARTsPLACE Gallery, 396 St. George Street (at the lights) For more info call (902) 532-7069 or [email protected]

1-2 Inspired by Magnolias, Group Artist exhibition on the theme of Magnolias. ARTsPLACE Gallery, 396 St. George Street (at the lights). For more info call (902) 532-7069 or [email protected]

1 King’s Theatre presents “Gilbert & Sullivan - The

Mikado” .8:00 to 10:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

1-2 Groundworks - Earth Art Exhibition of Past Works, 1:00 to 4:00 PM, ARTsPLACE Gallery, 396 St. George Street (at the lights) Come and see past creations from Groundworks Environmental Art installations. Documented by Geoff Butler in 2012 and previous years. For more info call (902) 532-7069 or [email protected]

2 Candlelight Graveyard Tour, Fort Anne National Historic Site 9:30 to 10:45 PM. For more info 902-532-3035 or www.TourAnnapolisRoyal.com

3 Soirée française à Annapolis Royal, Bistro East à 18h. Une rencontre sociale et informelle pour les gens qui aiment parler le français! An informal social evening for people who enjoy speaking French. For more info call Paul 778-1049

4 Represent your community or workplace at this year's Anna-polis & District Natal Days Princess Leadership Competi-

tion. Contact Ann Marie Monk at 532-0379 for information. DEADLINE TO APPLY IS TUESDAY, 4 JUNE 2013

7 Baintons Tannery Outlet/Mad Hatter Bookstore Book Signing: Mike Parker: Into the Deep Unknown

6:00 - 8:00 pm. Please come out and support our talented authors!!! ***Refreshments will be served*** 213 St: George Street Annapolis Royal For more info please contact Holly @ 902 532-2070 [email protected]

7 King’s Theatre presents “Star Trek Into Darkness” 7:00 to 9:00 PM. For more details visit www.kingstheatre.ca

8 Annapolis Voices present "This Shining Night", their salute to spring. Directed by Deirdre Morrell-Ormerod with Elizabeth Harwood at the piano, the concert takes place at King's Theatre on Saturday 8 June at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $12 advance, $15 at the door. Contact Gordon at 532-0263.

3 Come greet Queen Annapolisa and her Entourage at the Historic Gardens at 4 pm. Everyone welcome.

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The Annapolis Royal Police Department dealt with the following issues during the month of April

∗ Complaint of Failing to Comply with Recognizance ∗ Complaint of Failing to Comply with Undertaking ∗ Complaint of disturbing the peace ∗ Mental Health Complaint ∗ 2 - 911 Complaints ∗ 3 – Theft Complaints ∗ Damage to Property Complaint ∗ Suspicious Person Complaint ∗ False Alarm Complaint ∗ 3 – Assistance Complaints ∗ 2 – Property Checks ∗ 2 – Traffic Accidents ∗ 4 – Summary Offence Tickets Issued ∗ 3 – Warnings Issued ∗ Town Parking Ticket Issued ∗ 2 – Road Check Stops ∗ 5 – Criminal Record Checks

Check out our facebook page at annapolisroyalpolicedepartment

When driving through Fortier Mills, please be considerate of the residents who live there by driving slowly. Much appreciated.

5 Year Tourism Strategy Released The Nova Scotia Tourism Agency released a five-year tourism strategy on Friday, May 24th, that aims to increase the number of overnight visitors by one per cent annually through a more co-ordinated approach to industry development and promotion. The plan, the result of more than a year of consultations involving government, industry and other stakeholders, was created to help end a decade of gradual decline in the province’s tourism sector. Besides hiking visitor numbers, the goal is also to grow tourism revenues by four per cent a year, as well as maintain the number of room nights sold outside Halifax at 2012 levels. TIANS president Darlene Grant Fiander said another focus is putting policy in place to address some of the challenges facing the industry, including a need for better transportation links and updated infrastructure. A copy of the plan can be viewed or downloaded at: http://www.gov.ns.ca/econ/tourism/docs/Tourism-Strategy-Final-2013.pdf Submitted by Paul Stackhouse

The Annapolis Royal Police Department is requesting tenders

to purchase a new Police Vehicle. The tender is closing on Thurs-day June 27 this tender can be directed to: Chief of Police, P.J. Burt McNeil 285 St George Street PO Box 310 Annapolis Royal, NS B0S 1A0 902-526-0933 [email protected] Proposal packages are available at Annapolis Royal Town Hall, 285 St George St, Annapolis Royal, Monday to Thursday 9-3pm.

Away on vacation?

The Police Department will check your property while you are

away, call 532-2427.

DO YOU REPRESENT? . . . AN EVENT A DINING ESTABLISHMENT ACCOMODATIONS A BUSINESS AN ATTRACTION A FACILITY

THE TOWN WANTS YOU . TO LET US KNOW AT [email protected] TO ADVERTISE ON OUR TOWN WEBSITE TO ADVERTISE IN THE TOWN CRIER

The Marketing and Economic Development Committee of the Town of Annapolis Royal would like to facilitate communication with respect to events that increase the population of the Town with opportunities for all the various outlets that would benefit. If you know of an event that may be considered valued information to a business, attraction, facility, dining establishment please let us know and we will send out the information. If you would like to have your name added to the mail-out list, please also contact us [email protected].

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CELEBRATE CANADA’S BIRTHDAY

JULY 1, 2013

11:30 – OPENING CEREMONIES – TOWN HALL

PROCLAMATION BY THE TOWN CRIER

JOIN MAYOR TOMPKINS AS WE RAISE OUR FLAG AND LIFT OUR VOICES FOR

“O CANADA”

12:00 – FLAG RAISING AND CUTTING OF THE CAKE – FORT ANNE

Free Hotdogs – Fort Anne – Noon until gone

12:00 – 1:15 – ANNAPOLIS BASIN COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT

1:15 – 2:15 – OPEN AIR CONCERT – FORT ANNE

Featuring CHARLIE LANGMEAD

1:00 – 4:00 – FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY – FORT ANNE

PLAY CROQUET, BRING YOUR OWN KITE, AND JOIN IN FLYING YOUR KITE!

SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY PARKA THE BEAVER!

PLUS

10:00 am – 6:00 pm FREE SWIM AT THE POOL

FREE ADMISSION TO O’DELL HOUSE AND SINCLAIR MUSEUM.

TRADITIONAL CRAFT LESSONS AT O’DELL HOUSE

VISIT WWW.ANNAPOLISHERITAGESOCIETY.COM FOR DETAILS

CELEBRATE CANADA DAY – HISTORIC GARDENS STYLE

FREE ADMISSION FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGES OF 18

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BIZNEWS: Annapolis Royal Business PAGE

Summer Student: Assistant to Gallery Director

at Arts Place in Annapolis Royal Qualifications: Outgoing, friendly, responsible, energetic, posi-tive, self motivated with excellent communication skills. Must be physically active, have an interest and appreciation of the arts, be able to meet the public, greet visitors at the galleries. 30 hours weekly/ $10.50 per hour. July 2nd to August 30th. Must be a Grade 12 student / college or university student, regis-tered for study for fall 2013. Forward resume with contacts for 2 references to [email protected] by June 5th, 2013.

Celebrating 5 YearsCelebrating 5 YearsCelebrating 5 YearsCelebrating 5 Years

At Annapolis Royal Wellness Center & Spa

532-1372

Bistro East Bistro East Bistro East Bistro East

is now offering breakfast as of June 1st. Summer hours are 8am-10pm 7 days a

week. Please come in to join us. Live music continues, every Friday & Saturday night, now 7pm-9pm *We now have Customer Loyalty Cards for free pizza & coffee*

Mrs. Nicholson Home opens for the 2013 season on Saturday, June 1st, at 10 am. Jane Nicholson and her sister Christine Igot have shopped all win-ter for fresh "new" vintage home decor! Expect to find furniture, lighting, art, pillows and other accessories from the 1930s to the 1980s. "It's the ultimate in recycling," says Jane, "with a mixture of one-of-a-kind items in original condition to things we've repurposed or renovated." The store is located downtown at 212 St. George Street, next door to Far Fetched and across the street from Bainton's. Hours are 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday to Sat-urday and noon to 5 pm on Sunday. Mrs. Nicholson Home is closed on Mondays.

Summer is on the waySummer is on the waySummer is on the waySummer is on the way Come out

and enjoy our patio experience

Now carrying Propeller Brewing Company beer on tap and bottle

Hansi Gerold-Murphy CH, RHN, DOMP Osteopathic Manual Practitioner

Combining osteopathic treatment with herbals, homeopathics and life-

style changes to enhance your health and wellness.

Benefiting: Arthritis,TMJ, headaches and migraines, back, neck, and shoulder pain, sports or motor vehicle injuries, scars and adhe-sions,fibromyalgia, tinnitus, digestive and respiratory issues, etc.

Gentle and effective for all ages.

Covered by most private insurance plans.

Located in the Kerr House, at the Historic Gardens. 467 St George Street Annapolis Royal, NS

526-0899

UPTOWN BEAUTY

We are your one stop Beauty Salon and Barber. Rhonda (Wiles) Hebb, Master Hairdresser &

Liz George, Licensed Esthetician. Call Rhonda and Liz today to book your appointment

532-5558 Walk-ins are always welcome.

259 St. Anthony Street Annapolis Royal

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ANNAPOLIS ROYAL

SENIORS’ AFTERNOON OUT For seniors

- A safe, supervised, and enriching afternoon ∗ An opportunity to keep active and maintain

independence - A chance to socialize and exercise - A respite opportunity for caregivers Come and enjoy and afternoon of fun!

Monday and Thursday afternoons 1 to 4 pm at the Annapolis Royal Nursing Home

Cost $5.00 (A nutritious snack will be served)

For more information call Jane MacKay, Coordinator 532-8389

Fort Anne National Historic Site season opening June 1

Hours of operation 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Days of operation: Sunday - Thursday to June 24. June 25 to Labour Day: 7 days a week.

Labour Day to September 30: Sunday through Thursday. Admission charged to visit Officers' Quarters

National Historic Sites, Southwest Nova Scotia Lieux historiques nationaux, Région du sud-ouest de la Nouvelle-Écosse PO Box / CP 9 295 St. George St. / rue St. George Annapolis Royal NS / N.-É. B0S 1A0 ph: / tél: (902) 286-3605 Fax / télé: (902) 532-2232 Government of Canada / Gouvernement du Canada Louisbourg300 - Come Celebrate! / Le 300e de Louisbourg - soyez de la Fête !

Legion Events Sunday 2 June - Freemason Lodge Gathering Saturday 8 June - Seniors Games Dinner Thursday 13 June - Executive Meeting Thursday 27 June - General Meeting Bridge - Every Monday afternoon 1:15 pm Senior Pool - Every Tuesday Afternoon 1:30 pm Bingo -Every Wednesday evening 7:00 p.m. Karaoke Contest Qualifying Nights - Friday 21st & Friday 28th - 9:30p.m -12:00 midnight

Candlelight Graveyard Tour

Fort Anne National Historic Site If you are ready for a unique and memorable experience, don't miss The Historical Associa-tion of Annapolis Royal's Candlelight Graveyard Tour of the Garrison Graveyard at Fort Anne National Historic Site of Canada. Trip Adviser's #1 ranked area tour and highly recommended by the New York Times, these popular tours are led by 10th generation Acadian and renowned heritage interpreter Alan Melanson. Tour departs from the Fort Anne parking lot at 9:30 sharp, rain or shine. The cost is $7.00 for adults, $3.00 for youth 13-18, and $1.00 for children 12 and under. No reservations, just show up with your sense of adventure and wear comfortable walking shoes. Come see what everyone has been talking about for the last 21 years! Tours for June are available every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday , Thursday and the First Friday. For more information call 902-532-3035 or www.TourAnnapolisRoyal.com

Farmers’ and Traders’

Market

Every Saturday at Market Square from 8:00am to noon.

For more information

contact Corinne at 245-4824.

St. Luke’s Annual

Lobster Take-Out

Saturday, June 15th

Pick-up between 4 – 5:30 pm

1 1/2 lb boiled lobster, cole slaw and potato salad, roll

and home made pie is on the menu …

. . . all for the low price of $20.00 a serving.

This is always a sellout so don't be disappointed.

Get your tickets soon from Members of the

Projects Committee or by calling Sue Hawkins at 532-0342.

Garbage and Recycling Collection Days

2013

Picked up bi-weekly on Tuesdays; please note garbage must be at the curb by 8:00am.

AUG 2013

Tues, Aug 13 Tues, Aug 27

JULY 2013 Tues, July 2 Tues, July 16 Tues, July 30

JUNE 2013

Tues, June 4 Tues, June 18

For more information on garbage and recycling collection please visit

www.annapolisroyal.com/collection.php

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285 St. George Street

PO Box 310

Phone: 902-532-2043

Fax: 902-532-7443

Toll Free: 1-877-522-1110

E-mail: [email protected]

www.annapolisroyal.com

The Annapolis Royal Tennis Club

is up and running for another year

President: John Rodie 532-0503 Treasurer/Membership: Mike Scott 5321-5107 Secretary: Jennifer Batiot 532-2282 Membership fees for 2013: Single $25, Family $35 Please pay membership fees to Mike Scott Reserved for Tennis Club Members: Tuesdays 5:30-9:00 pm starting June 4 Steve Rhymer Memorial singles matches. Come out and play, no matter your abilities. Sundays 2:00-7:00 pm Natal Day weekend, Sunday, August 4 - Rain date Monday August 5 Grant Potter Memorial doubles tournament. Round Robin Great summer exercise! Hope to see you join us.

JUNE is Recreation Month

The AWEC Graduating Class of 2013 is holding the 5th Annual “Grad Golf Gala” at the Annapolis Royal Golf & County Club on June 1st 2013. The annual fundraising event assists with costs associated with grad events. We are hoping to receive some support from local businesses that will be used as prizes and or auction items. Your support is appreciated. For more information call 532-3150