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Volume 12, Issue 5 SEPTEMBER 2014

Kawartha Lakes Food Source

YARD SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, 2014

9:00 AM TO 2 PM (rain or shine)

41 George Street, West, Lindsay Come out to find a treasure and help support

the cause of feeding the hungry in the CKL.

All proceeds will benefit the

Food Source

GOT EXTRAS?? Kawartha Lakes

Food Source would

be pleased to take

your produce!

In turn, this will be

distributed to all our

member agencies.

Ava & Ashton Venzon brought in fresh beans

picked from Grandma Doreen Sinclair’s garden.

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Sherri Munro, Branch Manager TD (l) and Laurie Scott, (r) Small

Business Advisor presents Chris-tine Gimblett, KLFS Research

with a cheque to support our

school breakfast milk program.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Mona Malcolm Sharman (l), Financial Planner

and Paul McPherson, Branch Manager of RBC

Lindsay branch, present Catherine Danbrook,

Chair, KLFS with a sizeable donation to con-

tinue our mission.

The Home Depot Canada Founda-

tion donated $1,000 gift card to sup-

port KLFS milk program. These

funds will be used to purchase

proper shelving in our cool room for

the storage of bagged milk.

Janice Barber, Manager Kawartha

Credit Union Lindsay, presents a

cheque to Roberta Sommerville, Ex-

ecutive Director, KLFS. This is part of

the Kawartha Credit Union Community

Involvement Program funding.

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Saturday, September 13:

Country 105 Video Dance

Party, Victoria Park Armoury

$12 in advance/$15 at door

Must be 19 years of age

15th annual Door-to-Door Food Drive:

Saturday, October 18 - 9 am—2

pm. Please help out by placing one

or two items in a bag. Leave it on

your front step or hang it on the

door knob.

October 22 to November 26:

KL Real Estate Food Drive at all locations.

Saturday, November 29:

Jolly Jog—$25 per adult, $5 per

child—proceeds split between

KLFS & SCSF

Lindsay KIA held a one day food/fundraiser on

August 21st and Adam Sweeney with his son

Owen delivered the donations plus a cheque for

$462. At this time of the year, these contributions

are in great need and much appreciated.

In spite of ques-

tionable weather, our volunteers

gathered with smiles and thor-

oughly enjoyed the KLFS ‘Family’

BBQ. Many ooh’s and aah’s compli-

mented the dona-

tion of meats from Lindsay’s Giant

Tiger.

With some great eats

to energize us, com-petition heated up.

Our teams flexed their muscles in the

Bean Bag Toss. Dave

and Sinnie Cook reigned supreme as

the champs!

FOOD SOURCE MEMBER AGENCIES

Adult Protective Services

Central Food Cupboard: (joint effort by Queen St. United, Bethel Evangelical, St.

Paul’s Anglican Church ,St. Andrew’s Pres-byterian & St. Vincent de Paul Society)

Coboconk Food Bank

Dunsford Food Bank

Fenelon Falls Salvation Army

HKPR Health Unit

K L Centre of Hope

Little Britain Food Bank

Omemee Food Bank

School Breakfast /Snack Programs

Sir Sandford Fleming College Food Cup-board

Women’s Resources

Woodville Christian F.B.

How People are Helping

Renewing their Patronage: Dr. T. James Cooper, The Foster Hewitt Foundation, Mrs. Laura Whyte, Nanci Byer, Dr. Gargi Bhatia, Mr. & Mrs. John Glenney, Dr. & Mrs. Peter Anderson, Doug & Eleanor Robertson and Paul Davidson.

Double “M” R.V. Resort and Campground, Daphne Tomaszewski, renewed her patronage of this year’s Jolly Jog.

In honour of Grant and Carol Peters 50th anniversary, the following made a financial donation: Lois Scouten, Diana Asselstine, Marylyn Burns, Brian & Trina Kelly, Garth & Marian Mackay, Rob & Linda York, James Young and Corolyn Lawlor.

Financial donations have been received from: Carol Barkwell, Randy Bezanson, Mr. & Mrs. L. Edwards, Earl Manley, June Marsh, Austin & Shirley Wiltshire, Charlie & Ina Currie, Glo-ria Broad, Glenda McElwain, Audrey Virgo, Anne & George Davies, Leah Campbell, Lind-say C.R.C. Deacons, Maria Tohill, Naomi Ecob, Hydro One Employee’s & Pensioner’s Char-ity, Caryle Connolly, Margaret Hiscoke, Sherry Nielen and Catherine Philp.

Food Donations have been received from: Deal or No Deal Facebook members, P & C Farms, customers of Kawartha Credit Union, customers of St. Dave’s Diner, Miracles in Paradise, John Mark Fisher, Mark Trealout & Laura Boyd, Cross Creek Farm, Frances Edwards, Cambridge St. Baptist Church, Dr. George Hall Public School, Scotia Bank, Fit Body Boot Camp, Bikers Rights of Ontario, Nestle In RV Resort, Jack Callaghan Public School, Park-view Public School, Cambridge St. United Church, Joanne Irvine & Ed McLean, Fairview Baptist Church, Judy Beall and Dr. & Mrs. Brian Fagan.

A one day drive was held at Dollarama and 451 non-perishable items and $372.76 was collected!

Soroptomists International Kawartha Lakes collected 964 travel size personal care items.

Little Britain Meat Packers hosted a food drive/BBQ and donated 88 non-perishable units and $152.

The 50th anniversary celebration of Lenore Frost brought in 155 non-perishable items.

Kawartha Lakes Food Source

DOES NOT:

Use professional fundraisers

Receive annual government grants

Solicit by phone

Sell or trade your name/address

Solicit door-to-door for financial

donations, only food contributions

John Fisher

of

Glenarm

Road

donated

425 lbs. of

carrots and

53 lbs. of

beets!