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Donation to North Sydney food bank

SaltWire Network | Posted: Dec. 26, 2019, 4:04 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 26, 2019, 4:04 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Residents of the Central Court seniors’ apartments in North Sydney held a Thanksgiving food drive in October to benefit their local food bank. Shown in front, left to right are Dan Cavanaugh, Violet Young, Mary Strickland and Sylvia Poirier. Back row is Helen McGee, Carlotta Skinner, Dorothy Ross and Marlene Cantwell. Donations to the North Sydney Community Food Bank came from residents and friends of the complex.
Residents of the Central Court seniors’ apartments in North Sydney held a Thanksgiving food drive in October to benefit their local food bank. Shown in front, left to right are Dan Cavanaugh, Violet Young, Mary Strickland and Sylvia Poirier. Back row is Helen McGee, Carlotta Skinner, Dorothy Ross and Marlene Cantwell. Donations to the North Sydney Community Food Bank came from residents and friends of the complex. - Contributed

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NORTH SYDNEY, N.S. — Residents of the Central Court seniors’ apartments in North Sydney held a Thanksgiving food drive in October to benefit their local food bank.

Donations to the North Sydney Community Food Bank came from residents and friends of the complex.

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