I SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27, 2003 Community Glendale to start Farmers Market Care & Share nov; hours Beginning in September 2003 the Care & Share will A Farmers Market is planned have hew hours. We will be for Glendale. The social event oii the thirdThurs-da- y will start on Saturday, August open only & third Friday ofthe month 30, 2003 and run from 9 a.m. from 1:00-5:0- 0 p.m and the until 2 p.m. The location is 320 third 10:00 sum, from Saturday South Main. This will be a !to2:00 ; piau event weekly every Saturday In case of an emergency of until further notice. For more food 4 needed, eall Tim at information, please call Roger or :: 0 or Francie Schuster at ;r I 644-$55- 044-525- 648-2837- .1 Coconino County Supervisor Paul Babbitt (r) was in Fredonia last week to help christen the brand new bus for senior citizens the town obtained with a grant Fredonia Seniors get new wheels with grant The senior citizensof Fredonia will now travel in style, thanks to a year and a half of hard work 2003 Northern Arizona Queen Royalty and a lot of paperwork to secure The royalty for the Northern Arizona Fair Pageant includes Siera Bundy, a grant for a brand new bus. 2nd attendant and Best Service Project; Queen Kynlee Iverson, Best Talent Town Manager Tom Corrigan said the brand new $53,000 ve- and Most Photogenic; and 1st attendant and Miss Congeniality Jamie ' hide was a joint effort by the (i-r- ): Town of Fredonia and Coconino County. Through a County De- velopmentBlockGrant(CDBG), the town was able to purchase the beautiful brand new rig. The bus, with a side wheelchairs, Field trips to St. George and Mesquite are in the planning stages for the seniors ofFredonia. Corrigan said he already has three volunteer drivers for the wheelchair lift, can seat 10 new van - himself, his wife Lpri, adults and accommodate three and Kent Douglass. j state-of-the-a- rt w Mew Store! tor GMilin)Fr5 S $ t i i n l i i n l m I i H t HH S i . i 86, Sat 84