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Torch Rally for a good cause a success!
Bottom: CCVS students as well as police officers are ready to em- bark on the yearly event, which rais- es funds for the Special Olympics. Bottom Right: Torch bearer Zack Ferguson leads the way, as the Torch Rally travels through Cornwall.
they stopped at CCVS before finally finish- ing at Backstrom’s Independent Grocer. There, the group was greeted with a barbe- cue, courtesy of Backstrom’s. Hamburgers and hot dogs were on the menu. Grocery shoppers congratulated the runners. “We always have good weather during our Torch Rally” said Sergeant Dave Michaud, coordinator of the event. “We thought we might get rain today, but thankfully it’s sun- ny” Curious runners were treated with pictures alongside police motorcycles as well as with police officers.
FRANCIS RACINE inforeflet.news@eap.on.ca
CORNWALL| Cornwall police took to the streets last Wednesday, along with several students from CCVS during the annual Torch Rally. The event, held throughout Ontario, aims at raising awareness as well as funds for the Special Olympics. The runners all met at the police station, lo- cated at 330 Montreal Road. At around 11 a.m., they started to make their way down the road, and then turned on Sydney where
Photo:Francis Racine
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