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‘Drive a Ford’ event supports Shelburne minor hockey
November 30, 2015 · 0 Comments
Representatives from Trillium Ford Lincoln Shelburne were on hand last Wednesday afternoon at the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex (Shelburne Arena) to present a cheque for $2040 to the Shelburne Minor Hockey Association (SMHA). The proceeds, raised at a ‘Drive a Ford’ event held on September 19th at the same location, will be used to reduce registration costs for the SMHA 2016–17. During a ‘Drive a Ford’ event community members, and family and friends of the players were able to test drive all their favorite Ford vehicles – including Escape, F150, and Edge – on marked course, for just $20, with one hundred per cent of the proceeds donated to Shelburne Minor Hockey. Trillium Ford Lincoln held a similar event last year in support of Honeywood Minor Hockey. Pictured, adults left to right: Andrea Carson-Pedri, media director for SMHA; Linda Lennox, Trillium service; Doug Welch, Trillium sales; Chris Laver, Trillium sales; Bruce Lyon, Trillium, sales. SMHA players, from left: Jared Marshall, Atom Rep (defence), age 9; Nicholas Carson-Pedri, Peewee Rep (centre), age 11; Lucas Carson-Pedri, Tyke 1 (goalie), age 7.
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