Garden Foods play cops to benefit CCS

April 10, 2013 · 0 Comments

Caledon Community Services (CCS) was the beneficiary Sunday night of a charity hockey game featuring a team from Garden Foods in Bolton taking on a squad from Caledon OPP. The evening ended with the presentation of a cheque for $10,000 to CCS.

Caledon Community Services (CCS) was the beneficiary Sunday night of a charity hockey game featuring a team from Garden Foods in Bolton taking on a squad from Caledon OPP. The evening ended with the presentation of a cheque for $10,000 to CCS.

Garden Foods proprietor Piero Carbone, who had moments earlier taken a pie in the face from one of his OPP opponents, took the ceremonial face-off with Constable Mike Scanlan. Mayor Marolyn Morrison dropped the puck. Photos by Bill Rea

Garden Foods proprietor Piero Carbone, who had moments earlier taken a pie in the face from one of his OPP opponents, took the ceremonial face-off with Constable Mike Scanlan. Mayor Marolyn Morrison dropped the puck.
Photos by Bill Rea

Rebecca Pronk joined Christina, Brianna, Avery and Karlie Dolderman in singing O Canada before the game.

Rebecca Pronk joined Christina, Brianna, Avery and Karlie Dolderman in singing O Canada before the game.

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