We aren’t out of the woods yet, even though we are seeing the emergence of relaxed restrictions that include our pool being open, ball and soccer games being played and just a little more freedom and return to the some of the normal we experienced pre-pandemic. It is hoped with continued success in vaccine strategies we can soon live our lives in a much more normal fashion.
Canada Day activities will take place, but it is important safety protocols are adhered to. Fireworks will be happening, so that is exciting news.
The Junior Cardinals are keeping fans entertained. They’ve had some wins and they’ve experienced some losses but they continue to play good baseball and watching a live game after our long pandemic prescribed drought is a welcome option. The team features an all-local roster.
Unity Golf Club hosts a Tuesday fun night in addition to the regular men’s event. Golfers you need to pre-register, so call the clubhouse. Congratulations to Ray DeBelser on his hole in one.
Schools are winding up their last week of classes and exams. Elementary schools are preparing to bid farewell to their Grade 6 students, who will head to the high school next year. Graduation plans are being fine tuned for June 20. Although there was one blip on the radar with a positive case at the high school last week, our schools, staff, students and school families have done a remarkable job of keeping everyone healthy and safe.
This weekend you can check with the Unity Motocross Club on how many spectators are allowed at their Mid Am Series motocross race being hosted at the track. The motocross club has revamped their track in the past couple of months and are excited to host riders.
June 14 was an exciting day for residents at Parkview Place, as they made bright signs warmly welcoming back visitors in-suite indoors as well as enjoying their patio area.
Here’s hoping this finds you all safe, healthy and socially distanced. Until next week ...
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