Kincardine council promotes Lots of Socks campaign

Kincardine council was showcasing its support of the Lots of Socks campaign, with a variety of colourful socks, following the council meeting, Wednesday night.

Organized by Community Living of Kincardine and District, the campaign promotes World Down Syndrome Day, March 21.

Participating businesses and organizations in Kincardine and Huron-Kinloss, were to have their window displays completed by Friday (March 15), and photos sent to Community Living by Monday (March 18) to be in the running to win the coveted Golden Sock Award!

World Down Syndrome Day is a fun opportunity to wear your brightly-coloured and patterned socks to raise awareness and celebrate inclusion! Learn more at: www.clkd.ca/post/lots-of-socks-2024-registration-is-open.



The Kinetic Knights Robotics Team has its window decked out for the Lots of Socks campaign



Kincardine Record reporter Liz Dadson is rocking the Lots of Socks with a mesmerizing pair of goldfish socks



Kincardine council displays its support for the Lots of Socks campaign; from left, are councillors Doug Kennedy, Mike Hinchberger, Amanda Steinhoff-Gray, Jennifer Prenger, Bill Stewart, Beth Blackwell, mayor Kenneth Craig, deputy mayor Andrea Clarke and councillor Rory Cavanagh