Huron Expositor, 2005-04-06, Page 9Sports
Dozens support fundraiser for Huron
County for Children of Chernobyl
By Cheryl Heath
News -Record Editor
Dozens of area residents
came out to Central Huron
Secondary School Saturday
morning to take a stroll for a
good cause.
Participants were on hand
for the eighth annual fund-
raising walk for Huron
County for Children of
Chernobyl respite program.
Organizer Shelley Bender
says the event's $3,000 goal
helps cover the costs
associated with 17 children
who will be visiting the
county from Belarus this
June.
She notes the children's
six-week stay includes
numerous trips to tourism
hotspots as well as visits with
area health-care
professionals.
Most importantly, it gives
their immune systems a
chance to take a break from
the environmental hazards
present in their home
community as a result of the
Chernobyl nuclear disaster of
April 25-26, 1986.
Families from Bayfield,
Dashwood, Hensall and
Exeter, as well as other
communities, are set to open
their doors to children from
Belarus.
Elliott and Carla Fisher, of
Clinton, represent one area
family that is new to the fold
this year.
Elliott says the family,
which includes sons Isaac,
19, and Reuben, 9, chose to
welcome children into their
home via the program after
seeing an advertisement
seeking host families.
He says the family is
looking forward to the
experience and they will also
enjoy the opportunity of
having a daughter for the
summer.
"Hopefully, we'll have
some fun," he says, noting
the family expects that their
visitor will be about the same
age as their youngest son,
who is a Clinton Public
School student.
For more information on
the program, area residents
can call Jack or Shelley
Bender at 565-2243.
Donations can be made care
of PO Box 512, Goderich,
N7A-4C7. Charitable receipts
are issued.
Vehicle flees scene of crash
A garage door and a
parked car were damaged
when another car smashed
into them before fleeing the
scene behind the Molesworth
Bowling Alley on March 29
at 10 p.m.
Huron OPP were told that
people inside the bowling
alley heard a vehicle causing
a racket outside and they left
the building to see a dark-
coloured older model
Oldsmobile Delta 88 or 98
collide with a garage door of
Huron OPP
• a residence behind the
bowling alley.
Next, the vehicle was seen
going into reverse and hitting
a parked silver 2004 Nissan
S25 and fleeing the scene
going southbound.
A concerned citizen gave
chase but lost the Oldsmobile
on Cardiff Road in Huron
East.
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Cheryl Heath photo
Twenty area families took
part in a fund-raising walk
for the Huron County for
Children of Chernobyl
program Saturday at
Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton,
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