Brampton: Cruisin' For A Cure Canada-Sunday Sept 9, '12
08-21-2012, 05:39 PM
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Brampton: Cruisin' For A Cure Canada-Sunday Sept 9, '12
http://www.cruisinforacurecanada.com/12.htm
The Powerade Centre
7575 Kennedy Road South
Brampton, ON L6W 4T2
http://goo.gl/maps/CukLQ
Cruisin' For A Cure Canada
The Car Show That Saves Men's Lives
Sunday September 9th 2012
@ The Powerade Center in Brampton
Gates open at 7:30 a.m. Show hours are 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
$5 per Vehicle Parking Fee.
Gates open at 7:30 a.m. Show hours are 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
September 9th 2012
Registration is Open
FREE PSA Blood Tests
Provided from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Men 40+)
Conditions Apply Click Here
Donations Greatly Appreciated.
Confidential results will be sent directly to your Doctor.
Typically, a full 10% of the men that we have had tested
have been advised to seek further diagnosis!
Parking by Affiliation is fine, but Please Plan to Arrive as a Group.
Open to all rods, customs, muscle & classic cars, trucks, specialty vehicles, motorcycles and snowmobiles. Limited to 300 entries $5 Entry Fee
For Participant & General Info Please Contact
Jim Dorsey,
Cruisin' for a Cure Canada Coordinator
(905) 453-3038
or jfdorsey at yahoo.com
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The Car Show That Saves Men's Lives
Sunday September 9th 2012
@ The Powerade Center in Brampton
Gates open at 7:30 a.m. Show hours are 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
$5 per Vehicle Parking Fee.
Gates open at 7:30 a.m. Show hours are 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
September 9th 2012
Registration is Open
FREE PSA Blood Tests
Provided from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Men 40+)
Conditions Apply Click Here
Donations Greatly Appreciated.
Confidential results will be sent directly to your Doctor.
Typically, a full 10% of the men that we have had tested
have been advised to seek further diagnosis!
Parking by Affiliation is fine, but Please Plan to Arrive as a Group.
Open to all rods, customs, muscle & classic cars, trucks, specialty vehicles, motorcycles and snowmobiles. Limited to 300 entries $5 Entry Fee
For Participant & General Info Please Contact
Jim Dorsey,
Cruisin' for a Cure Canada Coordinator
(905) 453-3038
or jfdorsey at yahoo.com
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7575 Kennedy Road South
Brampton, ON L6W 4T2
http://goo.gl/maps/CukLQ
08-21-2012, 05:56 PM
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Now that the date for the pool party is the 9th coming to 10 Market Street from the power aide centre is a close by Mikey.
Food will be served at 5 @ my place......
Great cause ........ Hope they raise the money for a cure for this dreaded disease one day ....... We need to believe.
Food will be served at 5 @ my place......
Great cause ........ Hope they raise the money for a cure for this dreaded disease one day ....... We need to believe.
08-21-2012, 06:11 PM
#4
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Now that the date for the pool party is the 9th coming to 10 Market Street from the power aide centre is a close by Mikey.
Food will be served at 5 @ my place......
Great cause ........ Hope they raise the money for a cure for this dreaded disease one day ....... We need to believe.
Food will be served at 5 @ my place......
Great cause ........ Hope they raise the money for a cure for this dreaded disease one day ....... We need to believe.
09-07-2012, 02:52 PM
#5
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
http://www.wheels.ca/news/car-show-saves-mens-lives/
Car show ‘saves men’s lives’
Jim Kenzie's Targa Newfoundland Mini among hundreds of cars on display, along with free PSA tests, at fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Network Canada.
Published September 7, 2012
The Mini Challenger Jim Kenzie, right, and Brian Bourbonniere raced in the 2009 Targa Newfoundland rally will be one of hundreds of cars on display at the Sept. 9 Cruising for a Cure show in Brampton.
There are lots of car shows, with several going on just about every weekend in the GTA. But there’s only one I know of that bills itself as “The Car Show that Saves Men’s Lives.”
It is put on by the Brampton chapter of Prostate Cancer Network Canada. Given the amount of gray hair you see at most car shows, it seems like a perfect fit.
The show will run Sunday, Sept. 9, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Powerade Centre, 7575 Kennedy Rd. S., in Brampton between Derry Rd. and Steeles Ave. The entry fee is $5.
Among the many unusual aspects of this show is this: they will conduct free PSA tests on the spot for men over 40. If you’re interested in the test, check out the requirements first at cruisinforacurecanada.com. For starters, you must have a note from your doctor.
Most of the volunteers at the show are prostate cancer survivors, so if you have any questions about this serious health issue, here’s your chance.
Paul Henshall, who was my navigator at the recent Mini Monte Rally, says the only criteria for entry as an exhibitor is that the car be “clean, loud, or preferably both.”
One such candidate will be the Mini Challenge race car that has been my Targa Newfoundland ride for the past three years, in which my navigator, Brian Bourbonniere, and I won our third Open Division championship in 2010.
Why will this car be at the Brampton show instead of at Targa? Well, unless you’re Ferrari, factory rides always eventually disappear, and Mini decided not to return to Newfoundland this year.
Our loss is your gain — you’ll get to see this car up close, along with 300 other clean and noisy cars.
It’s going to be fun, and you might help save a life. Maybe even your own.
Jim Kenzie's Targa Newfoundland Mini among hundreds of cars on display, along with free PSA tests, at fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Network Canada.
Published September 7, 2012
The Mini Challenger Jim Kenzie, right, and Brian Bourbonniere raced in the 2009 Targa Newfoundland rally will be one of hundreds of cars on display at the Sept. 9 Cruising for a Cure show in Brampton.
There are lots of car shows, with several going on just about every weekend in the GTA. But there’s only one I know of that bills itself as “The Car Show that Saves Men’s Lives.”
It is put on by the Brampton chapter of Prostate Cancer Network Canada. Given the amount of gray hair you see at most car shows, it seems like a perfect fit.
The show will run Sunday, Sept. 9, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Powerade Centre, 7575 Kennedy Rd. S., in Brampton between Derry Rd. and Steeles Ave. The entry fee is $5.
Among the many unusual aspects of this show is this: they will conduct free PSA tests on the spot for men over 40. If you’re interested in the test, check out the requirements first at cruisinforacurecanada.com. For starters, you must have a note from your doctor.
Most of the volunteers at the show are prostate cancer survivors, so if you have any questions about this serious health issue, here’s your chance.
Paul Henshall, who was my navigator at the recent Mini Monte Rally, says the only criteria for entry as an exhibitor is that the car be “clean, loud, or preferably both.”
One such candidate will be the Mini Challenge race car that has been my Targa Newfoundland ride for the past three years, in which my navigator, Brian Bourbonniere, and I won our third Open Division championship in 2010.
Why will this car be at the Brampton show instead of at Targa? Well, unless you’re Ferrari, factory rides always eventually disappear, and Mini decided not to return to Newfoundland this year.
Our loss is your gain — you’ll get to see this car up close, along with 300 other clean and noisy cars.
It’s going to be fun, and you might help save a life. Maybe even your own.