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Salvation Army overwhelmed
by local generosity
Lynda Hillman-Rapley
Lakeshore Advance
Overwhelming is a word Captain Bram
Pearce uses a lot when he talks about the
Canada -wide support since the August
21 tornado that devastated Godt'rich.
Pearce is the officer for I luron County
and says there are so many donations; it
Is difficult to manage the influx. "It has
been a blessing," he said as he sat with
Pat and LeeAnn Powers at Aunt Gussies
last week.
Soon after the tornado, LeeAnn said
she wanted to do something for those
people who were disfranchised. She
wanted to raise money that would go
right to the people who needed it and
knew the right tit was the Salvation Army.
After speaking with Pearce she knew that
was the direction she would go.
l'he Powers, with the Aunt (ussies
staff and close friends organized three
music nights that brought together
the community, and more than
$20,000 for Goderich.
"'this was really important to us," said
l,eeAntt saying the community jumped
on board to help out. Pearce said th1 ' •
lags that Cottle to them goes dire('
the people who need it. "I was fantasti-
cally surprised with the of financial help -
more than $69,000 as of last week. I le
said although they appreciate the food,
clothing and furniture, financial does
"not take up space" and allows them to
purchase specific items.
Before the tornado the Salvation Army
supplied Bl) food hampers per month for
those in nerd. Since the disaster those
numbers raised to 320. They fed 1,500
people per day for the first two weeks.
The Powers said they are thrilled to he
able to help the Salvation Army because
this agency will still be there after all the
help leaves and a sense of normally
returns. "'they were there for the recov-
ery and they will continue to be there for
the community' said LeeAnn.
Pat and LeeAnn Powers with Captain Bram Pearce
letters to the editor
Epilepsy Huron Perth Bruce
Grey says thanks!
Epilepsy's 2011 (glad Campaign was
a success in (rand Bend creating pub-
lic awareness and funds to improve the
quality of lives with those afflicted with
Epilepsy. The campaigns' great success
is highly attributed to volunteer coodi-
nator Lia Vandenberg, 1.ia gives 100%
to the cause and works with an amaz-
ing team of volunteers, Ladies we truly
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appreciate you! We wish to give spacial
thanks to Sobey's, No Frills, 1,0140, Post
Office and the Bank of Montreal all of
whom provided space to sell the glads.
'Thanks and stay calm.
Debra Poulton and staff
from Epilepsy HPBG
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