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GIVING BACK CANDY
November 9, 2016 · 0 Comments
A lot of kids received a lot of Halloween candy going door-to-door last Monday night, and in some cases too much. So Bolton Family Dental Centre was buying back the excess, for $1 per pound. Dr. Rosanna Porretta said the collected candy will be going to Canadian Food For Children, while local youngsters reduce their chances of getting cavities. Cameron Besko, 11, of Bolton was making his contribution while Porretta and receptionist Victoria Villari watched.
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