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Church sends gifts

Published: 12:43 PM December 27, 2006    Updated: 9:49 PM February 22, 2021

FIFTY bags containing Christmas gifts and toiletries were prepared by members of the Church of Jesus and the Latter Day Saints in Great Stukeley. The bags were given to the Salvation Army and Mencap for distribution. Above, Barbara Whiting and Holly Hami

FIFTY bags containing Christmas gifts and toiletries were prepared by members of the Church of Jesus and the Latter Day Saints in Great Stukeley. The bags were given to the Salvation Army and Mencap for distribution.

Above, Barbara Whiting and Holly Hamilton-Bleakley from the Church of the Latter Day Saints.

Picture: HUNTS POST 0844

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