Checking out the Intertown tennis and dreaming of one day becoming a professional player were (l/r) Sterling Taylor, Fletcher Taylor, Abby Joyce, Kate Mitton, Hanna Joyce and Thomas Taylor.

FUTURE KANGAROOS: The Grenfell Under 7's charging towards the try line at Lawson Park against Cabonne United.

MOTHER’S DAY RAFFLE: Library committee member John Skelton (l), with Librarian Anne Gault, drawing the winning ticket for the Friends of the Grenfell Library (FOGL’s) Mother’s Day raffle at the Library.

RAIN, RAIN, RAIN BRINGS HOPE FOR A GOOD CROP: What a difference a couple of days with some rain can make. The large photo shows the Company's Dam empty for the first time in a lot of old local's memories. The Inset shows the dam on Tuesday afternoon after the downpour on the weekend.

GARDEN RAMBLE: A ‘Garden Ramble’ fundraiser for the Bible Society was held in the fantastic and mysterious gardens of Jan and Len Wallace who sponsored the afternoon. Seen here with Len and Jan are (l/r) Michael Walker, Morgan Dawes and Vanessa Knight.

GARDEN RAMBLE: Checking one of Len’s fabulous and creative mechanical sculptures “The old Woman who Lived in a Shoe’ were Valerie Knight and her granddaughter Elaine who was visiting her from Canberra.

GARDEN RAMBLE: Wrestling the mighty crocodile in the garden were adventurers Taleah and Jesse Manwaring.

Entertaining the large crowd of seniors at the Library for the "Magical May Morning for Seniors" was magician Bill Nesbitt (l) and his helper (victim) from the crowd for this particular piece of magic, Keith Bolton.

GRENFELL PAH&I SERVICE: Being presented with their PAH&I Life Memberships for many years of devoted service at the Bowling Club were (l/r) George Huckel, Maurice Simpson, Max Baker, Dennis Simpson and Doug Freudenstein. In front seated were (l/r) Elaine Needham and Tom Lavers.

GRENFELL PAH&I SERVICE: PAH&I Society President, Mark Leibich presenting Maurice Simpson with a medallion recognising his 50 years service to the Society.

GRENFELL PAH&I SERVICE: Mark Leibich presenting Elaine Needham with a medallion recognising her 27 years as Society Secretary.

CONCERT PLANS STEAM AHEAD: Grenfell's Local and International musician, Steve Forde with his newest bus fitted out in Grenfell for a three-year promotion for Jim Beam. Steve is the local organiser and liaison for the "Spirit of the Bush" concert to be held on June 30. This will be the only concert in NSW. INSET: shows Lee Kernaghan in concert.

NEW SPARKY HELPS LIGHT UP TOWN: New Grenfell electrician Grahame Edwards with wife Marie and children Courtney and Daniel.

TAFE PRACTICAL ON THE FARM: Seen here learning to drench sheep were (l/r) Jeremy Hall, Alan McCue, instructor Michael Butler, Brian O'Connor and Jason McCue.

TAFE PRACTICAL ON THE FARM: Learning something of the art of wool classing were Jason McCue and Alicia Wright.

TAFE PRACTICAL ON THE FARM: Shearing sheep in the time honoured tradition was Alicia Wright.

Seen here at the washed out Intertown Tennis Tournament at the Grenfell Country Club were Bob Worsley (front) with his three sons (l/r) Ben, Rob and Peter.

Grenfell Junior Rugby Union Under 8’s team. Back row: Left to Right, Sam Taylor, Lewis Keough, Charlie Mitton, Clare Hunt, Emily Fisher. Front row: Left to Right, Fletcher Taylor, Tom Maguire and Sterling Taylor.

A Grenfell Junior League U/10's player reaches the try line in the season opener against Condobolin at Lawson Park.

COLEMAN/HEATHCOTE WEDDING: Angela Coleman and Jeremy Heathcote in Angela’s parents' garden at “Yuline”.

THE WORLD GAME: Clayton Anthony taking the ball up to the Young at Top Lawson Oval.

80TH BIRTHDAY: Helping Tom Rolls (seated front) celebrate his 80th birthday at the Grenfell Bowling Club were (l/r back) Kenneth Rolls, Christine Rolls, Betty Johnson, Simon Rolls and Lawrie Rolls.

The mighty Grenfell U/10’s who played in front of the Brumbies in Canberra - Back row: Phil Peterson (coach), Will Peterson, Finlay Johnson, Henry Hunt, Angus Wickham, David Parsons, Matt Taylor (manager). Front row: Brock Taylor, Becky Eastaway, Dominic Fowler.

CAMEL MAN RETURNS: Seen here outside the Exchange Hotel before departing on his Cancer Fundraising Quest is Ken Tucky (kneeling) with (l/r) Belinda Leibick (Exchange Hotel staff), Trudi O'Byrne (proprietor Caltex Service station and Sponsor), Ken Lowther (Proprietor - Exchange Hotel and Sponsor), Kye Smith (Exchange Hotel staff) and co-driver Jason Mullard and the star of the quest, the "Quadi".

FIRIES OPEN DAY: The Grenfell NSW Fire Brigade Town Unit conducted its annual Open Day. It is a great opportunity for the Brigade members to show the public through the Fire Station so that they (the public) can gain a greater appreciation of the rigorous training and knowledge of fire fighting equipment that is required by Brigade members. Seen here at the Fire Station were (l/r) Peter Keppie, Unit Captain Keith White, visitor Ashley Hewen and Alan Hewen.

GOANNAS CRUSH CARGO: Grenfell Goanna player puts the ball down in no uncertain terms while Matt Wallace lends support to score a great against Cargo at Henry Lawson Park.

STEPHANIE MOFFITT GRADUATES: On April 20, 2007 local girl, Stephanie Moffitt graduated from Sydney University with a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce degrees. The impressive ceremony at the Great Hall, Sydney University was attended by Stephanie’s father, Hugh, brother Alex and cousin Margaret Sanders. Stephanie has gained employment as Human Resources Assistant with KCI, a global medical technology company with Head Office in Amsterdam. Stephanie will be working in Lane Cove, Sydney.

AN “EARLY IRON HOT ROD”: This fabulous 1948 Chrysler Ute that has been modified as a hot rod show car was part of a rally of some 20 vehicles that visited Grenfell with the Early Iron Hot Rod Club. The club has been touring for about 40 years and each year they visit a different country town. This year it was Grenfell's turn after club members discovered it on the internet. Most members are from Sydney with a few from Bathurst and the Hunter Valley. Club spokespersons Barry and Jane Fogwell thanked everyone in town for their friendship and the good time had by the club over the weekend.

“EARLY IRON HOT ROD CLUB MEMBERS”: Members of the Early Iron Hot Rod Club lined up in Main Street.

KARATE: Joseph Schneider (went to the next level Brown belt), Richard Gardner (went to yellow belt), Sensei Warwick Schneider, Kyoshi Ian Pollet, Ashley Durham (went to blue belt), Tahlia Durham (went to yellow belt), Matthew Cuppit (went to green belt), David Neil (went to yellow belt).

LIONS CONTINUE TO MAKE RAIN: The Lions trip to Bundanoon saw the magical ability of the club to attract the rain wherever they go, emerge once again.

KEEP THOSE MO’S GROWING: The Editors choice - retired long-serving Grenfell Record editor, Billy Rudd, (l) and the encumbent, Peter Soley, are showing by example how to grow a Henry "tache". So lads - don't let the old boys take all the accolades, get that "mo" growing and get down to the Record office to have your pic taken for posterity.

PANTHERS CRUSH COOTAMUNDRA: Underneath this group of players Stuart Hughes is flat out on the deck with the ball firmly in his grasp after scoring a great try against last year's premiership side, who didn't lose a game all season, Cootamundra, at Grenfell's Bembrick Field.

The Grenfell Panthers First Grade side about to contest a scrum at RM Bembrick Field in Saturday's big win against last years SIRU premiers Cootamundra.