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food bank needs backpacks

By Scott Engle
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The Montgomery County Food bank packs backpacks with food and on Fridays they are given to children who would not have anything to eat until they returned to school on Monday. This is a wonderful gift for hungry kids. The food bank is in need of another 500 back packs. I know that the good people of Montgomery County can step up and furnish them. Thank you.
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