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Wm. Dyck & Sons Hosts Customer Appreciation Day

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Ethan Maroni & Jordan Sinclair at the ball hockey tournament Lynnette Delaronde

Wm. Dyck & Sons in Niverville threw their Customer Appreciation Day on Sunday, June 3. The parking lot filled up quickly on this sunny afternoon.

Customers took in a boisterous three-on-three ball hockey tournament, a petting zoo, and bouncy castles. The day also included face-painting and bingo, with free popcorn, cotton candy. The store also gave away seedlings.

Niverville’s Fire and Emergency Services Department was on hand to cook up a barbecue lunch from 12:30–2:00 p.m., raising funds for the purchase of extraction hand tools.

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