Carson Bell wins bicycle from Simon’s Cycles – Comox Valley Record

COMOX VALLEY KIDSPORT executive member Britt Hanson (far right) seen with Craig Harris from Simon's Cycles (centre) and the Bell family after Carson Bell (second from right) was the lucky winner of a 2013 Kona Lanai. The annual KidSport cross-country run was held Oct. 16 at Huband Park Elementary to raise awareness and funds to help kids play organized sports. To learn more about KidSport in the Comox Valley

Carson Bell wins bicycle from Simon’s Cycles

Part of annual KidSport cross-country run at Huband Park Elementary

Oct. 26, 2013 12:00 p.m.
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