Thank you to Jamie Ramage, Chair, OPSEU Ambulance Division, for this timely message:
AS THE SEASONS CHANGE SO DO THE DAYLIGHT HOURS
Increase your visibility in the darkness. On average 20 people per day visit an emergency department for a transport related pedestrian injury.
Be seen not injured:
* carry a working flashlight
* wear light coloured reflective clothing
* walk facing oncoming traffic in a single file
If you encounter anyone who appears to be injured, do not move the person, immediately call 911.
Hi Patti Didn’t see you mention the Haunted Howl run! Rotary raised funds for many projects and a lot of fun !
Ann
Ann McRuvie 647-449-5672 Ann.McRuvie@chep.com Area Manager Outside Customer Service
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Hi Ann, nice to hear from you! I posted about the Rotary Haunted Hill Run in Sept, see my blog post entitled “Boo!” at http://pattifoleyward5.com/2012/09/17/boo
Unfortunately I missed the Run this year as I had a conflicting event. Do you have an update for us about $$ raised? I did the Run last year and it was a great event and raised funds for local youth programs.