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Deputy Governor
Deputy Governor -Shirley Heaps, Sutton Kinettes Kinsmen -




Past Deputy Governor and Vice Governor 2010-2011 -Kathy Alexander, Keswick Kinettes

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[edit]  Kinetts Recognized with Award of Merit

By John Slykhuis, Nov 24, 2011
Copied from www.yorkregion.com

The Sutton Kinette Club trio of Heather Dunn, Anne Eecloo and Cathy Loitsch organized the Portrait of Honour Wall and raised $20,000 through a fundraising dinner and dance for the Military Family Fund.
The wall honoured the soldiers recently killed in action as well as being a tribute to all veterans.
Deputy Mayor Danny Wheeler told the audience: “These ladies will be quick to say that many others were involved to make this event a success, however, without them the event would not have been such a success.”


[edit] Put putt raises $20,000 for cystic fibrosis

Kinsmen district president Bill Brown; Parry Sound Mayor Jamie McGarvey; Cystic Fibrosis Canada executive director Jackie Bloom and Kinsmen Club president Paul Hannon start the 20th annual pub putt with a donation presentation.
Kinsmen district president Bill Brown; Parry Sound Mayor Jamie McGarvey; Cystic Fibrosis Canada executive director Jackie Bloom and Kinsmen Club president Paul Hannon start the 20th annual pub putt with a donation presentation.


By Sarah Bissonette
Apr 20, 2011
Reproduced from www.cottagecountrynow.ca

PARRY SOUND
It was raining, but that didn’t dampen pub putters’ drive to fundraise. The 20th annual Kinsmen Pub Putt for Cystic Fibrosis was held Saturday with a record turnout of 70 golfers raising $20,000.

This was Richard Land’s first year. “My buddy said we should come do it for a good time, so I decided I might as well,” he said. “It’s mini-golf, I like mini-golf.” Not far from where Land stood was Lori Campbell, who was ready to putt for the third consecutive year. “My dad is a Kinsmen and we fundraised at my store, too,” she said. The six-member family team raised $250. Andrew Tuck raised $2,100 to lead the way.

Putters went around to eight businesses, both in town and as far away as Bass Lake, to help find a cure for cystic fibrosis. All funds go to Cystic Fibrosis Canada.



[edit] Spring Conference 2010

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