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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Kause for Kids rolls along in Grand Bend
Seventh annual parade It was another successful Kause for Kids parade in Grand Bend Saturday, which saw hundreds of motorcyclists dress their bikes up
and raise money, toys and teddy bears for children with special needs in Huron, Middlesex and Lambton counties.While final numbers weren t available as the Times -
Advocate was going to press, last years efforts raised $40,315 and about 1,200 toys.Above left, Nelson Desjardine, one of the parades organizers, led the parade
Saturday morning, while at right, George Couckuyt and organizer John Relouw stand with toys collected along the route. Desjardine called Saturday a great day, and
said he was pleased with the turnout. He also points out Kause for Kids donated $5,000 last year to South Huron Hospital and to the Children s Hospital in London.
Contest winners in the bike competition were Carol Blake of Seaforth, first; Gord Studerus of Grand Bend, second; and Peter Hagemann of Port Franks, third.Also, Si-
mon Desjardine, owner of Desjardine Wealth Management raised $5,150 for Kause for Kids and donated the prizes in the Spin Two Win contest.Winners were Steve
Reid of Grand Bend (a vacation package); Patti Gray of Grand Bend (a 42 -inch PlasmaTV); and Mike 0 Rourke of Zurich (a Tom -Tom GPS). (left photo/Scott Nixon; right
photo/submitted)
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EXETER The Huron -Perth Unit of the Canadian Can-
cer Society needs volunteer drivers in the Exeter area to
take clients to cancer related appointments.
If you have a reliable, smoke-free vehicle, a good driving
record and are sensitive to people living with cancer, the
REGIONAL
WRAP
E.coli
findings
SEAFORTH Egmondville
water samples have shown
E.coli contamination through-
out the town, says the Huron
Expositor.
The report from B.M. Ross
was released at an Oct. 21 coun-
cil meeting and it was decided
a public meeting will be held
Nov. 13 to share the findings
with residents.
Kelly Vader from B.M. Ross
said she conducted interviews
with 125 of 285 homes in Eg-
mondville and that the E.coli
was found in both Silver Creek
and the Bayfield River.
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