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Country Music Campers WDMH Foundation
saidWDMH Foundation Board Chair, Arnold Scheerder. “Everyone always seems to be having a great time. This is a perfect exam- ple of how hard work and a common inter- est – like country music – can benefit thou- sands, like patients and their families, who rely on quality care with a smile at WDMH.”
the Winchester District Memorial Hospital Foundation. Campers and country music fans gath- ered at the expanded jamboree that fea- tured over 15 different acts, including Douglas Connection, Lauren Hall and Roger Damphouse, Howard Hayes, andWRD. WRD has performed at the event every year since it started. Organizing committee member Linda
Wyman said the Legion recently invested in a permanent steel roof over the outdoor stage, giving relief from sun and weather to musicians. The grounds are set up for rough camping and the Legion Hall provides the necessary amenities. Greely Legion members and volunteers have supported WDMH Foundation for over ten years and raised over $30,000 since 2002. “This is the second year I’ve attended,”
CANDICE VETTER candice.vetter@eap.on.ca
EDWARDS l The 6th Annual Greely Legion Country Music Festival and Jamboree was held the week of July 22 to 28 at the Le- gion hall and grounds near Edwards, and organizers raised $3000 fromproceeds for
Géocaching dans l’Est ontarien
Artistes à l’affût
L’appel aux artistes du Festival Vue sur la Relève se tiendra du 4 septem- bre au 31 octobre 2013. Le Festival souhaite dénicher et diffuser le tra- vail de jeunes artistes francophones. Lisa Leblanc, Vincent Vallières, Radio Radio, Damien Robitaille et plusieurs autres artistes ont participé à cet évé- nement. La 19e édition du Festival Vue sur la Relève 2014 se tiendra à Montréal du 2 au 12 avril 2014, dans plusieurs lieux de diffusion.
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Au-delà de 40 participants de partout dans l’Est ontarien ont participé à un marathon de géocaching samedi dernier sur le Sentier récréatif à Bourget. Cette chasse aux trésors effectuée à l’aide d’un GPS a remporté un franc succès. Le géocaching est pratiqué à travers le monde et amène les touristes de partout vers les régions, indiquent les organisateurs. «C’est une autre façon d’en promouvoir les attraits.»
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