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It was a brisk windy day as Rotarians collected turkey from Legault's Indpendent Grocers in Port Elgin

(L) Debbie Legault and Rotarians John Conlin and Jason Barry

The local Saugeen Shores Rotary Clubs once again took part in helping fill Christmas hampers through the Salvation Army for families in Saugeen Shores.

The clubs contributed $1,000 worth of turkeys and Christmas hams that they collected and delivered to the Salvation Army for the hampers. 

Rotarians Jason Barry and John Conlin collected turkeys from Foodland owner, Don Hart ...

... with the next stop at Harrigan's 100 mile food market in Southampton, where Mary Ellen Harrigan gave them a hand to load more turkeys

Ed Giles of the Salvation Army was amazed at the number of turkeys that came in

"Sometimes" "said John Conlin, "we have found that there are shortages of various food stuffs and that's when we get on the phone and ask donors to make up the differences.  We've never yet been disappointed."

Marcel Legault of Legault's Independent Grocers also delivered a truck filled with potatoes and carrots

Ed Giles of the Salvation Army (R) thanks Rotarian John Conlin for Rotarian support

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Tuesday, December 20, 2011