Gala helps Rebound Sarnia-Lambton celebrate 40 years | St. Thomas Times-Journal
The youth charity turns 40 this year and its fundraising gala Feb. 10 will have a 1980s theme, including a video dance party.
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The youth charity turns 40 this year and its fundraising gala Feb. 10 will have a 1980s theme, including a video dance party.
The youth charity turns 40 this year and its fundraising gala Feb. 10 will have a 1980s theme, including a video dance party.
The youth charity turns 40 this year and its fundraising gala Feb. 10 will have a 1980s theme, including a video dance party.
Article content The flag at Sarnia City Hall will be lowered Friday in memory of Barry Symington, one of the founders of youth program Sarnia-Lambton Rebound. Symington died Feb. 25 after a long battle with cancer. He was 77. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Rebound co-founder remembered as a 'gentle giant' Back to video “Rebound was cutting edge” when it began 37 years ago, said Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley. “It still is.” A retired Sarnia police officer who spent many of his more than 30 years on the force working in its youth bureau, Symi...