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Duck Race Results Are In!
The Channel was moving fast yesterday. The duck drop went off without a hitch, and Duck 1189 crossed the finish line in just under 15 minutes with Duck 1758 right on his tail! A huge shout-out to our duck recovery team (Terry, Cory, Dallas, Darren and James) – we could not have done it without you!
WINNERS – 2016 Duck Race:
1st prize – ticket 1189 Marilyn Pierro sold by Summerland Minor Fastball
2nd prize – ticket 1758 Graeme Duncan sold by Westside Minor Fastball
Random $50 prizes:
0612 1527 1812 2119 3330
0863 1592 1849 2221 3368
Thank you to everyone who supported a local youth organization by purchasing a ticket. The Youth groups benefitting from this year’s race are:
- Army Cadets – Penticton
- Cawston Kobau Koyotes Softball
- Girls Guides – Summerland Trex
- KISU Swim Club
- Penticton Heat Lacrosse
- Penticton Minor Fastpitch Softball
- Penticton Regional Hospital Pediatric Ward
- Princeton Secondary Band Program
- Summerland Jr Curling Program
- Summerland Minor Fastball
- Summerland Montessori School
- Westside Minor Fastball
All winners have been contacted.
Community Expo 2016 – Summerland
Times have changed and so have we. Not only do we have Kin, Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs, but also Kin Campus and Family Clubs. Being more than a volunteer is easy… – join or charter one of almost 500 Kin Canada service clubs bettering their communities and changing lives. http://www.kincanada.ca/become-a-member
Introducing the South Okanagan KIN Club!!
It is OFFICIAL!! The Penticton Kinette Club is now the SOUTH OKANAGAN KIN CLUB!! We are a men’s and women’s service group ‘Serving the Communities Greatest Needs’ from Summerland to Osoyoos. Keep posted for more information about our exciting events coming up over the next couple of months.
Want to be part of the excitement? Visit our Contact Us page to send us a note – we would love to meet you!
As We Pause to Remember…..
As we pause to remember those who have fallen in wars fought long ago, most Canadians’ thoughts will also turn to those soldiers who lost their live just this year on our home soil.
Please also take time to remember those who came home from war broken, physically and emotionally, whether they be 40 or 90 years old.
The Kin Canada National service project Portaits of Honour raises funds for the families of those soldiers who did not return from Afghanistan, and to support those soldiers who returned with life-changing physical injuries and emotional trauma.
Note: Picture and Logo copied from Portraits of Honour website
