Judy Borovskis | Apr 27, 2022


It has been two and a half years “in the building stage” but finally the washroom is ready for its last inspection and then let the flush begin! Saturday April 23rd everyone was invited to come to the official ribbon cutting ceremony.

 

Approximately 100 people, young and old, braved the cold weather and gathered at Ken Garrett Memorial Park to see the ribbon cut. Shawn Pearce, President of the Inverary Youth Activities group welcomed all of the visitors and spoke about the project, the slow down due to COVID and the excitement that it is now finished, the park is in great shape and we are ready to play ball! He expressed thanks from the Inverary Youth Activities group to all of the businesses involved with the construction of the new washroom building, the donations of labour and materials and sincere thanks to everyone in the community and surrounding areas who have given support. He also thanked all of the businesses who advertise on the ball diamond fence line each year and provide the finances for the park to begin each new season.

 

Judy Borovskis, Treasurer of Inverary Youth Activities, introduced various people within the crowd and then called upon Scott Reid MP to say a few words and assist in handing out Certificates of Appreciation from the Federal Government for support given during COVID.

 

Mayor Ron Vandewal and Norm Roberts accepted the Certificate of Appreciation on behalf of the South Frontenac Township Council. Mayor Vandewal then spoke to the crowd recognizing the beauty of the park and the achievement of this goal by the Inverary Youth Activities Group.

 

At this point Mayor Vandewal was asked to lead the way to cut the ribbon. The huge Phase Two Sign Board was presented recognizing all who supported this campaign and will be on view permanently in the near future. With the presence of Scott Reid, Norm Roberts, Shawn Pearce and Judy Borovskis, the ribbon was cut!

 

Everyone enjoyed a complimentary barbecued lunch while mingling and socializing. It was a good time by all and a great achievement!

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