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2 Lakeshore Advance • Wednesday, July 6, 2011
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Doug's loss is
Blessing's gain
Doug Willed has been a member of the "
Grand Bend Fitness Club for over a year
and can now count a 171 -pound Toss.
When he finally found the courage to
go in that door- there was no looking
back. Last February the Club began a
challenge to help Doug lose weight and
In the three months he lost 35 pounds
and In sponsored dollars- that means
$2,000 for Blessings Food bank in
Zurich.
"We are so proud of him," says mom
Agnes, "He shoveled our driveway all
winter and is doing gardening this
summer- two things he could not even
think of doing before." Blessings store
manager Angie Demers said they would
use this money for nutritious fresh fruit
for the food bank. Shown here with
Doug (sitting) is Norma Grainger and
Angie Demers from the Food Bank,
Doug's mom Agnes, brother Damion
and nephew Ashton Willed and in back
Fitness Club manager Julia Campbell
and trainer Hubert Haccius.
Board uses reserves to balance
Lynda Hillman-Rapley
Lakeshore Advance
I.ambton Kent District school hoard
trustees took $2.3 million from reserves
to balance their $251 -million budget
for the next school year.
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The board received about $9.6 million more from the
province than last year for the budget that trustees approved
Tuesday in Sarnia.
"rhe board is using the money to cover more elementary
teachers to cope with caps on Grades 4 to 8 class sizes, to
give elementary teachers more pCep time, expand full-day
kindergarten and high school programs and cover salary
increases.
'Ihe budget is based on a projected enrolment of 22,197
for the 2011/2012 school year - 459 fewer students than
what the board saw this year.
The budget also includes about $17.7 million in ca,
building projects for the next school year, including al., .%
gyral at Nautili Ridge public school in 1lidgetown.
Sarnia Observer
New towing rules for RVs
Starting July 1 drivers can tow recreational vehicles (RVs) if
they have a full class G licence. The change saves RV owners
about $200 in licence costs. Until now, Ontario drivers have
needed a class A licence to tow RVs that weigh more than
4,600 kg. With the change, Ontarians can tow and operate
most RVs with a full class G licence.