Grafton Fire Department Spaghetti Dinner

Grafton Fire Department
Spaghetti Dinner

Sunday March 22, 2009
11 AM to 4 PM

Dinner is at the Grafton Social Center
Adults $7.00
Children 12 and under $4.00

Dinner includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, dessert and drink
Local delivery available for 4 or more dinners

All proceeds benefit Sam Bord, son of Rich and Amy Bord

Call 1-304-265-1866 for more information

Carnation Ball

The Second Annual Carnation Ball will be sponsored by the International Mother's Day Shrine Foundation.
The Ball will take place on Saturday, April 4th from 8 Pm until Midnight at the historic B&O Railroad Heritage Center (the old railroad station!) in downtown Grafton.
The J.R. Farley Swing Ensemble will provide the music.
J&P Catering will provide refreshments.
Tickets are $100/couple and $60/single.
Everyone is invited, but there are only a limited number of tickets available.
Tickets can be purchased at the City Buildling on Main Street beginning March 10th.
If you need further information please call 265-5029 and your call will be returned within 24 hours.

Cinderella Project Fashion Show

Saturday, April 4, 2009 at 1 PM at the Middletown Mall.
The Boutique will be open to the public after the show for purchase of the donated merchandise.

Donations Needed for Cinderella Project

Cinderella Project collects donations of formal wear, prom dresses, shoes, costume jewelry, wraps, etc. that young ladies in the area can buy at thirft store prices.
Anyone interested in donating items can drop them off at the Grafton office for Hospice Care located over BB& T in Blueville or donations will also be accepted at the Hospice Care Thrift Store out at Vintage Lanes off Route 50.

Spring is the PURRfect Time of Year!

It is coming soon Taylor County! Signs of SPRING are everywhere, Robins, daffodil greens shooting up through the ground, a few more weeks and we'll be there! This Winter has seemed long and a bit harsh to me, but its all worthwhile when our beautiful state bursts into bloom. I look forward to Spring with all the joy of a little kid at Christmas. Its also a very busy and trying time for me and other area cat rescues. Spring is 'gulp' Kitten Season! Beginning this month, many hundreds of kittens will be born in our area. Pet overpopulation is a problem we can all do something about. For more information, you can visit http://www.lornacats.com/, http://www.hsus.org/, http://www.spayusa.org/, http://www.fohowv.org/ . Want to make a difference? Help others alter their animals. Talk to people about adoption and the importance of spay/neuter too. Now let me introduce you to Miss March at PURR West Virginia, Inc.! She is a real sweet heart and is SO ready for her furrever home! Contact me: cats@lornacats.com for information on adopting Marigold or one of our many PURR Babies!

PURR Baby of the Month Marigold is named for that bright yellow summer flower that always makes me think of a warm summer day and a garden filled with scents and sweetness. She is like that. She was almost destroyed because of pet overpopulation in our area, but she was saved and is so grateful to be loved and safe. Marigold is approximately one year old, a soft little girl, with gentle manners and kind loving eyes. She is a listener. She sits and waits for me to finish my work, laying her head on my arm and looking up sweetly and patiently for my cue to get in my lap. She will love love love a furrever home. And will bring a lot of joy anywhere she lives. She still likes to play, likes naps in laps and just adores being hugged, YES HUGGED! She has been altered, tested and has had her shots and routine treatements too. She is PURR West Virginia’s Miss March, very excited to meet you so please write us, fill out an application and come see this purrfect lady. "Thanks for loving ME!"Marigold