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Volume 10, Issue 1 January 2012

FR IDAY, JANUARY 27 , 2012 Victoria Park Armoury

Continuous from noon to 2 pm Adults $12 each—Children $6.00 under 12)

Everyone is welcome

THE CHIEFS’

VALENTINE RADIOTHON

Monday, February 13th, 2012 from 6 am to 5 pm

Why not request a favourite song for your loved one? Draws will be every two hours at 10 am, noon and 2 pm

One of the Auction items is a Whitetail Golf Club membership

watch for further details in The Lindsay Post

This is the 9th year for the event and an example of the commu-

nity working together to support a worthy cause.

There has been no price increase in three years, so just $12 buys a lunch that includes pasta, sauce, homemade meatballs,

chili, Caesar salad, a bun, dessert and coffee, tea or water. Rick & Terry will be providing music throughout the event.

For the third year, the Food Source’s community partner is

Buttertarts ‘n’ More, which supplies the pasta and sauce.

FOOD SOURCE MEMBER AGENCIES

Adult Protective Services

CKL Social Services Cooking Class

C.M.H.A.

Central Food Cupboard: (joint effort by Queen St. United, Bethel Evangelical, St. Paul’s Anglican Church ,St. Andrew’s Presbyterian & St. Vincent de Paul Society)

Coboconk Food Bank

Dunsford Food Bank

Fenelon Falls Salvation Army

HKPR Health Unit

K L Dream Centre

Little Britain Food Bank

Omemee Food Bank

School Breakfast /Snack Programs

Sir Sandford Fleming College Food Cupboard

Women’s Resources

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Tom Herlick, Chair, Fundraising Committee ac-

cepts a cheque for over $1,300 from Mark Reid

of Reid’s Valu-Mart for the “Twoonie at the Till”

event, held recently in that store.

This event also develops additional public aware-

ness about our efforts to assist those less

fortunate.

What a wonderful holiday season... “Halloween for Hunger”

I.E. Weldon Secondary School—134 items

Jack Callaghan Public School—178 items

Central Senior School—698 items

Pope John Paul II—97 items

Rolling Hills Public School—891 items

L.C.V.I.— 302 items

Fenelon Falls Secondary School—400 items

The second annual Horse & Tack Auction for KLFS at the Lindsay

Livestock Exchange raised $2,000. The horse was donated by the

Exchange and was sold five times. Our thanks to Carson & Sue Campbell and Doug Lowes and Kevin Avery owners of

the Exchange.

Thanks to the support of management, staff and customers of Loblaws and Valu-Mart, the Holiday Food Drive was very successful.

These donations will be a tremendous help with our distribution to member agencies in January.

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Left to right: CUPE 855 & 855-1, Taoist Tai Society, Grignon-Payne family, Lindsay Transit and

Kawartha Lakes Real Estate Association.

We were overwhelmed by peoples’ generosity.

Thanks to the enthusiasm and sup-

port of the members of the Fenelon

Falls & Area Community Policing

Committee, the “Fill the Cruiser”

event was a great success again this

year. 1,495 non-perishable food

items were collected.

“Fil l the Cruiser” IN MEMORY

After a courageous battle, Art Truax entered into rest in December 2011. He will be sadly missed by Kawartha Lakes Food Source. Art was the driving force behind the Emergency Medical Services Golf

Tournament benefitting Kawartha Lakes Food Source since 2003.

The following made donations to KLFS honouring Art: Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation, Darlene & Gary Hallett, Nancy Payne & Denis Grignon, Wally & Sandra Norris, Will & Jean Capeling, Dr. & Mrs. C.Y.

Chan, Marg & Neil Steffler, David & Jane Walling, Ross & Cheryl Mitchell, Joe & Maureen McColl, Tom Herlick, Karen & Bill Coe, Ron Fevang, Greg Welton, Marylyn Burns, Paul & Marilyn Piggott, George Piggott, Susan Simpson, Vera Adell Wood, Max & Pat Radiff, David

Robertson, Aileen Callaghan, Kaye Naylor, Janice Lewis, Edward & Gladys Curtin, Valerie Harris, Jean Seabrook, Doug Price, Jim Nesbitt, Eleanor Davis, Margaret Wat-son, Laura Maw, Dr. Baeta, Dr. Robert Drury, Margot

Fawcett, B.A. LaMantia, Roxanne & Terry Carter.

The second Annual Lindsay Santa Shuffle held in

November collected 679 food items. Thanks

Karyn Lackey Dowall!

Tim Horton's Food Drive brought in 693 items

thanks to customers & staff at three of their loca-

tions.

AND THERE’S STILL MORE… Renewing their Patronage: Five Counties Children’s Centre, Bjorn Alfredsson, TD Investment Services, Ruth Tait,

Dr. Peter Petrosoniak, James & Katherine Armstrong, Judy Currins, Thomas & Mary Ann Huff, Wood-Mizer Canada, Bob & Lenore Puffer, Jane MacIntosh, Eric Zoebelein, Dom & Betty Fox, Greg & Joanne McPherson, Scottish Rite Club of Victoria District, Michael Sefton, Nanci Byer, Wanda Percival, Richard Brien, Cam Finley, Amber Langmuir, Lindsay-Peterborough Movers, Fred & Jacqueline Martell, Stewart Stainton, Loreen Randall, Phil & Janis Niblett, Lindsay Creative Quilters Guild, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Burton, Pam Currie, Jo Anne Lindsay, Nancy Pelletier, Rod Barlow, Jean Blewett, Lynda & Charlie VanSchaik, Eva Netherton, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Laureate Beta Mu Chapter, Dr. James Cooper, Allan & Nicole Chamberlain, Thursa Wilson-Zebic, Tom MacBain, Joan & Garnet Powell, Cheryl Saunders, Lynne & Bruce Faulkner, Drew & Ann Gunsolus, Ivan & Tarja Rey-nolds, Betty & John Pickering, Lindsay Iron & Metal, Ron & Kathy Firth and Jan & Derek Warren.

Food donations have been received from: Alva Stoll, Kate Fidler & friends, Lindsay Rehabilitation Centre, Peniel United Church, Dwayne James, Diplomat Apartments, Staff Jack Callaghan Public School, Mariposa Creek Es-tates, I.E. Weldon Basketball, Lindsay Adult Education & Training Centre, CCP-1 Palliative Unit Ross Memorial Hospital, Body & Soul Exercise Group, Cambridge St. United Church, T.S. Manufacturing, Kawartha Clover Leafs, Kawartha Conservation, City of Kawartha Lakes City Hall Staff, Rivermill Residents, Kawartha Credit Union, The Grand Experience, The Water Depot, Lindsay Creative Quilters Guild, Phoenix Belly Dance, Caressant Care Lindsay, Bill & Ruth Nicholson, Peoples Full Gospel Church, Farmers’ Mutual Insurance, Carma Industries, Northern Casket, Kawartha Lakes Honda, City of Kawartha Lakes Libraries, 2817 Army Cadet Corps., Leslie Frost Public School, Curves for Women, Jacob & Emily Gigmac, and Fairview Baptist Church.

Donations of money to purchase food: Anne & George Davies, Leah Campbell, Karen Coe, Monica Flynn, Robert Warbuton, Michael Keay, Dr. & Mrs. Peter Anderson, David Marsh, Matthew Colavecchia, Bonnie Steele, Carol Barkwell, Brian Parish, Lynda Casey, Pat Dunn, Milton Battersby, Gale Lavender, Chris Guillard, Doria Allan, Marg Steffler, Val McQuat, Marion Walden, Doreen McArthur, Doug & Eileen MacCormack, John Baldry, Earl & Marilyn Manley, Grace King, Moira Flynn, John & Angela Nicholson, Sandra Jack and Susanne Dowdell.

Thanks to Constable Mona Lisa Routh, food was collected during the Santa Claus Parade—1162 units!

The 12 Day Challenge by Real Estate Association brought in 962 items—thanks to Mike Jancsik for all his hard work.

Donations of meat: Paul & Eleanor Reed—109 lbs. of lamb; Peter & Gail Payne—837 lbs. of beef.

Financial donations have been received from: Pope John Paul II Catholic Elementary, Silvia Ovcharovich, Craig & Kelly Shanks, Tracey Twohey, Greg Evans, Stephen Moore, Employee’s & Pensioner’s Charity Trust Fund of Hy-dro One, Youth Choir of Cambridge St. United Church, Marylyn Burns, Walsh’s Welding Service, Dave & Anneke Auger, Social Committee of Darling Insurance Realty, Dr. Maria Cescon, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 67, Merle Therien, Joan & Dennis Hollands, Barbara Hanes, Helen Tompkins, Kathy Simpson, Melissa Robillard, Robert May, Chris & Jennifer Mabee, Joan & Michael Simpson, Ronald & Kathy Firth, Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit, Sue Vanyzendoorn, Bruce Peck, Bryce & Coleen McGregor, Rudy & Catherine Pfister, John & Julia Aldrich, Margaret Thomas, Taoist Tai Society, Doug Watson, Lynda Willard, Earl & Marilyn Manley, Marie Purdy, Trefoil Guild, Craig Schroter, Richard & Darlene Poisson, Sandra Ackert, M.E. (Lois) Flood, Paul Thompson, Staff Thompson Fuels, Keith & Betty-Lou Gilbank, Austin & Shirley Wiltshire, Lindsay C.R.C. Deacons, Master Derek Robinson, Wally & Sandra Norris, Max & Pat Radiff, Tom & June Pick, Glen & Deborah Moyer, Mary Auld, William & Marilyn Huskinson, Ontario Electrical League, Ula Ball, Marie Coad, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Smith, D. Aileen Naylor, Harry Morrison, Steve Gynane, Connie Ellery, Peggy Hartle, Randy Bezanson, Brenda & William Moynes, Powles Corner Womens Institute, Elizabeth Shaughnessy, James & Bonnie Hancock, Cathy & Steven Drinkwalter, Hannah Unit UCW Cambridge St. United Church, Ken & Joyce Harrison, Hazel Hladki, Lauyra McMinn, Robert & Beryl Sanderson, Michael & Vivian Warren, James & Ione Hartford, Elena Drury, Clark Jewell, David & Marj McClelland, Roderick Nicholson, Ron & Sandi Warrilow, Mi-chael & Tara Kerr, Shiley Nicholson, Kim Fitzsimons, Darlene Hallett, Paul Davidson, Joan & John Ross, William O’Neill, Ron Fevang, James Melchin, Marion Bates, Joyce Poulsom, Margaret Bate, Marlene Hamilton, Sebright United Pastoral Charge, Jo Anne Lindsay, Aaron Stinson, David & Jane Walling, Helen Fry, John & Sheila Beb-bington, Catherine A. Greer, Barbara & William Franklin, Brenda McLean, Mr. & Mrs. Doug Robertson, Bar-bara Rowsell-Arnup, Parent Council St. Luke Catholic Elementary School, Dr. J.E.G. Lindsay, Nama Tummon, Cambray Community United Church Women, Anne Holland, Morgen Dobson, CAW Retired Workers Chapter Local 222 and Suzanne Barker.

The students of Jack Callaghan Public School held a “Hot Chocolate for Two” this year and some of the profits were shared with KLFS as an appreciation for being a member agency.

Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company made a contribution to KLFS in lieu of sending Christmas Cards.

Mayor Ric McGee raised $160.00 through the Mayor’s Charity Parking Spot initiative.

Wildcat Basketball team at I.E. Weldon Secondary School supported KLFS with a $1500 donation.

The Festive Fashion Collection & Tea, organized by Women’s Resources to benefit KLFS raised over $980.00.

Staff & students of I.E. Weldon Secondary School held their annual 12 Days of Christmas and an amazing 1,420 non-perishable food items was collected to benefit KLFS.