Beaver Valley Lions help stock food bank pantry

The Beaver Valley Lions Paul Terness and Norm Mikalishen and their big furry fella were more than happy to share some of the club’s profits as representatives of the United Church food bank were pleased to accept a helping hand. Submitted photo

Beaver Valley Lions help stock food bank pantry

BV Lions donate $1,500 to United Church Food Bank

Dec. 15, 2017 1:30 a.m.
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BV Lions donate $1,500 to United Church Food Bank

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