Aldergrove Save-On Foods presented the Connor couple with a $1

In the True Spirit of the Season

Aldergrove Save-On Foods presented the Connor couple with $1,042 to help them out following a house fire that destroyed their home

Aldergrove Save-On Foods presented the Connor couple with a $1,042 cheque, to help them out following a house fire that destroyed their home on Nov. 11. Funds were raised by the store’s customers and staff. Donors and volunteers are restoring the family’s home in west Abbotsford.

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