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Published: Dec 04, 2020 at 3:21 p.m.

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Victoria Royal Canadian Legion in Baddeck presenting the Victoria County Memorial Hospital Charitable Foundation a cheque for $10,000. From left are: Laura Dixon, legion president; Simon Carmichael, hospital foundation member; Minni Noseworthy, legion service office; Joe O’Leary, legion treasurer; Judy Ross, legion second vice-president; Colin Macdonald, legion sergeant-at-arms; Chuck Thompson, hospital foundation board chair; and Robert Dauphney, legion committee member. Contributed

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Victoria Royal Canadian Legion in Baddeck presenting the Victoria County Memorial Hospital Charitable Foundation a cheque for $10,000.

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