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Sunny but cold for Family Day in Point Clark

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  February 17, 2015
Sunny but cold for Family Day in Point Clark
It was a sunny Family Day in Point Clark, but bitterly cold, as the Huron Shores Lions Club served hot dogs and hot chocolate to the crowd of young people at the Point Clark skating rink, beside the community centre, Monday afternoon.

Despite the minus-25 Celsius temperature, about a dozen youth and several adults enjoyed the afternoon of skating, as well as the complimentary refreshments.

The Huron Shores Lions Club is accepting new members. If you are interested, contact president Jean Karikas at 519-396-4210 or by E-mail at jkarikas@tnt21.com

Image Gallery

Getting the hot chocolate ready, are Huron Shores Lions Brad Hand (L), Marilyn Meldrum and Don Cass, on Family Day, Monday afternoon at the Point Clark rink
Cayden MacLennan (L), 10, of Kincardine gets help from his brother, Brendan Murchie, in tying up his skates at the Point Clark skating rink, Monday afternoon
Joel Pearcey (L) of Kitchener, a cottager in Point Clark, takes control of the puck in a pick-up hockey game on Family Day in Point Clark
Kyle Smeltzer (C) of Ripley moves the puck up the ice and tries to score during Family Day in Point Clark
Sophie Twolan, 8, of Ripley lines up a shot in the pick-up hockey game in Point Clark
The Huron Shores Lions Club is accepting new members

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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