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Cornwall Colts Atom
B1 Donate to Firefighter
Toy Drive
said ten-year-old Derrick Fraser.
By Victoria Klassen
The coaching staff of the Colts
Atom B1 team said the visit to the
n December 7, the Cornwall fire station and donating to the toy
OColts Atom B1 team visited drive was “an experience that the
the Fire Department on Fourth kids won’t forget.”
Street, donated toys to the Sparky
“During this time of season we
Toy Drive and toured the fire
station. really try to push the issue that
hockey is an expensive sport, to be
“Hockey isn’t all about playing grateful for having the opportunity
the game, but the opportunity to play a sport and to give to
to give back in time of need,” others who not only don’t have the
said head coach Mark Payette. chance to play but who may not
“We build a family throughout have much at this time of year,”
the season and at Christmas our explained coach Payette. “Each
hockey family gives to those in kid loves that feeling at Christmas,
need. It’s something that I would so why not make it possible for as
encourage all coaches to do with many as we can?”
their team.”
The eleven players donated over
20 gifts to the toy drive, which will
go to local children and families
over the holidays.
“It made me feel good to
help others at Christmas,” said
nine-year-old winger, Gavin
Macdonald. All of the players
expressed similar feelings. Cole
Lauzon, 10, said: “It made me feel
good to give back.”

Platoon Chief Luc Richer,
Charlie Gagnon and 2A platoon
taught the hockey team about
firefighting during their visit. Some
players were intrigued by how
much equipment the firefighters
used, the mask firefighters wear
that changes the sound of their
voice, and the tools they use to
detect people and animals in fires.

“The fire hall was fun, I liked
how everything worked. I was
surprised that they sleep there,”