We continue to fill vacant routes
By Wanda Wierzbicki
Fall is always a season of change. The weather is cooler and the leaves are starting to turn colour. This fall we continue to fill routes left vacant by graduations and retirements in the summer.
This month we say a final farewell and thank you to Kerry McCauley. Kerry passed away suddenly on June 3 at the age of 80. Kerry was the long-time distributor on Clappison, as well as the bundle distributor for two routes. He was always a great supporter of the CCRA and he will be greatly missed.
A big shout-out goes out to Christel Legault. Christel took over the distribution route on Feagan when her daughter graduated high school several years ago. Now, Christel is passing the route on to a high school student on the street. Thank you for making my job easier. Welcome Mia Cleveland – the new distributor on Feagan.
This month we welcome these individuals to the distribution team:
- Neel Rajagopalan – Neel will be delivering to Brumwell and Laura Ellis
- Ariana Csaszar – Ariana will be delivering to the homes on Wichey
- Anne McCauley – Anne is taking over the Clappison route from her late husband Kerry
- Paddy Splinter – Paddy will be delivering to the homes on Vessel Cres.
We still have the following distribution routes available:
- Waterbridge Way – 85 homes (double route). This street is across from Mowat
- Bridgeport – 41 homes. This street is across from Mowat
- Charles Tupper – 26 homes. This street is in the Centennial and Conference area
- Kilsyth – 49 homes. This street is near Adams Park
- Centennial Road (North of Lawson) – 56 homes
I am also looking to fill Kerry’s role as a bundle distributor. Bundle distributors are the first tier of our distribution team. Instead of delivering individual copies of the newspaper to homes, they deliver bundles of newspapers to the distributors’ homes. We currently have 12 bundle distributors. This role requires the use of a car.
If you are interested in the bundle distributor role or in being a carrier distributor for one of the routes listed, please send me an email at distribution@ccranews.com.
If you are a student looking for volunteer hours or simply want to “get some steps,” please consider volunteering to deliver the newspaper. It takes less than an hour each month. A student that begins to distribute the paper in Grade 9 will complete their 40 hours of community service by the time they graduate. Please send me an email if you are interested in volunteering to deliver the paper to one of these streets. I hope to hear from you soon!
Wanda Wierzbicki,
Wanda Wierzbicki
distribution@ccranews.com
phone: (416) 282-2951
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