Gardendale Alabama Farmers Market

The Gardendale Kiwanis Club will be doing children’s story telling at
9:30 AM near the command center. We’ll have a variety of seasonal
produce, vegetables and fruit; corn, squash, okra, tomatoes, string
beans, peaches, watermelon, and more. There’ll be vendors selling
muscadine juice and jelly, olive oil and balsamic vinegar, coffee
beans and grounds, frozen ground beef, a variety of fried pies, honey,
eggs, and plants. Unfortunately, we’ve lost our food vendor due to
poor sales. As stated in previous messages, this market is a Christian
outreach to the community; likewise, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
operates the North Jefferson Food Bank as another outreach. There’ve
been many people seeking help and the shelves are almost bare, so the
farmers market is asking for assistance from the customers to donate
the following needed items: saltine crackers, instant grits & oatmeal,
canned meat, peanut butter & jelly, ketchup, mustard, mayo, complete
pancake mix, pasta, noodles & sauce, boxed powder milk, deluxe
mac-n-cheese, mashed potato packets, toilet paper (4 pk), instant
white rice, soups (chicken noodle, tomato, vegetable), applesauce (in
jar), fruit cups, chunky soups with meat, laundry & dish detergents,
PB/cheese crackers, spaghetti O’s/ravioli, toothpaste/deodorant, and
single roll paper towels. We’d appreciate all the help we can get. We
thank those of you that have been kind enough to donate needed food.
Please remember to let our sponsors, America’s First Federal Credit
Unit; Scott Cantrell State Farm Insurance; and John Deer Dealer
TriGreen Equipment, know you’ve seen this. America’s First Federal
Credit Union will have their mobile ATM unit on the grounds; also,
there’s an ATM unit inside the civic center. Please come out and
support our vendors and growers; see you tomorrow.

We’ll be set up on the green today. Come out early and bet the heat.
Please support our growers and vendors; make them want to come back.

As stated in the headline, the market will not be open this coming
Thursday, July 4th. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday.

The Gardendale Kiwanis Club will be doing children’s story telling at
9:30 near the command center. We’ll have the annual Veteran’s
Recognition program starting at 12 noon. The event is scheduled to be
held outdoors. The Marine Corps League will serve as the color guard
and do the Iwo-Jima reenactment. We’ll have a guest speaker from the
Birmingham VAMC. A free meal will be offered to all veterans, city
employees, and those members of the market. This market is a Christian
outreach to the community; likewise, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
operates the North Jefferson Food Bank as another outreach. There’ve
been many people seeking help and the shelves are almost bare, so the
farmers market is asking for assistance from the customers to donate
the following needed items: saltine crackers, instant grits & oatmeal,
canned meat, peanut butter & jelly, ketchup, mustard, mayo, complete
pancake mix, pasta, noodles & sauce, boxed powder milk, deluxe
mac-n-cheese, mashed potato packets, toilet paper (4 pk), instant
white rice, soups (chicken noodle, tomato, vegetable), applesauce (in
jar), fruit cups, chunky soups with meat, laundry & dish detergents,
PB/cheese crackers, spaghetti O’s/ravioli, toothpaste/deodorant, and
single roll paper towels. We’d appreciate all the help we can get.
Please remember to let our sponsors, America’s First Federal Credit
Unit; Scott Cantrell State Farm Insurance; and John Dealer TriGreen
Equipment, know you’ve seen this. Please come out and support our
vendors and growers; see you tomorrow.

Due to the possible inclement weather, The Gardendale Kiwanis Club
members will not be reading children’s stories tomorrow.

Tomorrow, the weather is predicted eventually be stormy, so we’ll be
setting up in the parking lot. As a reminder, on June 27th, we’ll have
the annual Veteran’s Recognition program starting at 12 noon. The
event is scheduled to be held outdoors. The Marine Corps League will
serve as the color guard and do the Iwo-Jima reenactment. We’ll have a
guest speaker from the Birmingham VAMC. A free meal will be offered to
all veterans, city employees, and those members of the market. This
market is a Christian outreach to the community; likewise, Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church operates the North Jefferson Food Bank as
another outreach. There’ve been many people seeking help and the
shelves are almost bare, so the farmers market is asking for
assistance from the customers to donate the following needed items:
saltine crackers, instant grits & oatmeal, canned meat, peanut butter
& jelly, ketchup, mustard, mayo, complete pancake mix, pasta, noodles
& sauce, boxed powder milk, deluxe mac-n-cheese, mashed potato
packets, toilet paper (4 pk), instant white rice, soups (chicken
noodle, tomato, vegetable), applesauce (in jar), fruit cups, chunky
soups with meat, laundry & dish detergents, PB/cheese crackers,
spaghetti O’s/ravioli, toothpaste/deodorant, and single roll paper
towels. We’d appreciate all the help we can get. Please remember to
let our sponsors, America’s First Federal Credit Unit; Scott Cantrell
State Farm Insurance; and John Dealer TriGreen Equipment, know you’ve
seen this. Please come out and support our vendors and growers; see
you tomorrow.

Tomorrow, the weather is predicted to be a beautiful day. Outside of
the produce, honey, muscadine juice, fried pies, baked goods, top
quality olive oil and balsamic vinegar, inexpensive home made jewelry,
home made soaps, lotions, deodorant, and chap stick, and a food vendor
selling delicious Italian meals will be sold. We, also, have a Vietnam
Veterans of America booth with information regarding the VA and other
veteran issues. On June 27th, we’ll have the annual Veteran’s
Recognition program starting at 12 noon. The event is scheduled to be
held outdoors. The Marine Corps League will serve as the color guard
and do the Iwo-Jima reenactment. We’ll have a guest speaker from the
Birmingham VAMC. A free meal will be offered to all veterans, city
employees, and those members of the market. This market is a Christian
outreach to the community; likewise, the church operates the North
Jefferson Food Bank as another outreach. There’ve been many people
seeking help and the shelves are almost bare, so the farmers market is
asking for assistance from the customers to donate the following
needed items: saltine crackers, instant grits & oatmeal, canned meat,
peanut butter & jelly, ketchup, mustard, mayo, complete pancake mix,
pasta, noodles & sauce, boxed powder milk, deluxe mac-n-cheese, mashed
potato packets, toilet paper (4 pk), instant white rice, soups
(chicken noodle, tomato, vegetable), applesauce (in jar), fruit cups,
chunky soups with meat, laundry & dish detergents, PB/cheese crackers,
spaghetti O’s/ravioli, toothpaste/deodorant, and single roll paper
towels. We’d appreciate all the help we can get. Please remember to
let our sponsors, America’s First Federal Credit Unit; Scott Cantrell
State Farm Insurance; and John Dealer TriGreen Equipment, know you’ve
seen this. Please come out and support our vendors and growers; see
you tomorrow.

Tomorrow, we’ll be setting up on the parking lot at the civic center
due to the possible inclement weather. Most of the vendors will be
attending depending if we’re getting a heavy downpour. There will be
all of the growers selling produce. This market is sponsored by Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church as an outreach to the community; likewise,
the church operates the North Jefferson Food Bank as another outreach.
There’ve been many people seeking help and the shelves are almost
bare, so the farmers market is asking for assistance from the
customers to donate the following needed items: saltine crackers,
instant grits & oatmeal, canned meat, peanut butter & jelly, ketchup,
mustard, mayo, complete pancake mix, pasta noodles & sauce, boxed
powder milk, deluxe mac-n-cheese, mashed potato packets, toilet paper
(4 pk), instant white rice, soups (chicken noodle, tomato, vegetable),
applesauce (in jar), fruit cups, chunky soups with meat, laundry &
dish detergents, PB/cheese crackers, spaghetti O’s/ravioli,
toothpaste/deodorant, and single roll paper towels. We’d appreciate
all the help we can get. Please remember to let our sponsors,
America’s First Federal Credit Unit; Scott Cantrell State Farm
Insurance; and John Dealer TriGreen Equipment, know you’ve seen this.
Please come out and support our vendors and growers; see you tomorrow.

This will be the starting of the children’s reading for the summer
with activities at the civic center. Members of the Gardendale Kiwanis
Club will be doing children’s story reading at 9:30 AM. Outside of the
activities the library staff will be doing, we’ll have the inflatable
bouncy for the remainder of the summer school break. Peaches, chard,
turnip greens, collards, squash, broccoli, hot house tomatoes, and
potatoes are being sold. Along with the produce, there’ll be muscadine
juice, coffee beans and grounds, baked goods, fried pies, beef hamburg
and other beef orders, honey, and chemical free soaps, lotions,
deodorants, and chap sticks. Two Fat Men Catering will be serving
delicious Italian meals. Please let our three sponsors know you’ve
seen this message; John Deere distributor TriGreen Equipment,
America’s First Federal Credit Union, and Scott Cantrell State Farm
Insurance. Please come and support our growers and vendors. See you
tomorrow.

I forgot to mention that we have Thom and Luann Duran, Two Fat Men
Catering, selling delicious Italian food. I misspelled the word
Vietnam (Viet Nam); my bad. I should know better being a member of the
Vietnam Veterans of America. See you tomorrow.