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Bottle Drive and Penny Drive Saturday
March 21, 2013 · 0 Comments
The Beeton Rangers, Girl Guides of Canada, will be collecting beer cans and beer, liquor and wine bottles in Beeton on Saturday March 30th. Also, we would like to help you solve the problem of having to roll those the last few pennies you found laying around the house.
Bring your pennies, along with your empty bottles, to the front door of Foodland in Beeton on Sat. March 30th and we will take those pennies of your hands.
The reason for our fundraiser is, the Rangers are travelling to New York City, USA this May. Our travel plans include, the Statue of Liberty, Museum of Natural \History,Time square, Central Park and Ground Zero.
So watch for the flyer in your front door to remind you that we are dropping by on the March 30th.
We will also be coming along Centre St. North of Cedar.
Watch for the flyer at your front door to remind you that we will be stopping by. If you are not going to be home just leave your donation by the door in a bag or box and mark it with a GG. If we miss you in our door to door collection and you wish to donate give us a call for a pick up at 905-729-2633.
Also, early donations you can dropped off at 202 Centre St. N. in Beeton.
At this time, the Ranger unit would like to send out a big thank you to the folks of Beeton for your donations and for all your support.
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