Letters

Sat., Dec. 4, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

Thanks for Tootsie-Roll drive help

The Knights of Columbus would like to thank the people who donated to our annual Tootsie-Roll drive to help the developmentally disabled in our area.

The four KC councils, St. Thomas and St. Pius in Coeur d’Alene, St. George’s in Post Falls and St. Stanislaus in Rathdrum, collected $4,453.

Our special thanks to the area stores that allowed us to conduct the fund-raiser.

Proceeds will be divided between TESH and Special Olympics.

David CarneiroKnights of Columbus

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