It was another successful Fill A Cruiser at the Woodstock's Sobey's Saturday morning.
WOODSTOCK - Auxiliary Staff Sergeant, Deb Klemp says "it was another incredible show of our wonderful community support."
The 6th Annual Fill A Cruiser was held at the Woodstock Sobey's parking lot Saturday morning with a special appearance by the Salvation Army Band and of course, Mr and Mrs Claus.
Klemp says they surpassed last year's total of 9 cruiser with 10 and 3/4 cruisers being packed full of non-perishable foods for the the Salvation Army Food Bank.
An additional $200 in monetary donations were also collected.

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