Helping the food bank

Courtenay manager Dan Gigliotti says you can buy a bag of food at Quality Foods that will be delivered to the Comox Valley Food Bank.

  • Nov. 27, 2012 7:00 p.m.
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Courtenay Quality Foods manager Dan Gigliotti notes that you can buy a bag of food from his QF store and the one in Comox that will be delivered to the Comox Valley Food Bank. In the Nov. 28 Record newspaper

Courtenay Quality Foods manager Dan Gigliotti notes that you can buy a bag of food from his QF store and the one in Comox that will be delivered to the Comox Valley Food Bank. In the Nov. 28 Record newspaper

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