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It will be looking and feeling a lot like Christmas in the Lakecity

Once again the Cariboo Chilcotin Child Development Centre along with St Vincent Depaul will be holding a long time holiday event tomorrow (Dec. 4) in Williams Lake.

The 22nd annual Yuletide Dinner is a free meal for families who may be facing lean times.

Executive Director for the CDC, Vanessa Riplinger, said they had quite the turnout last year

‘We were around between the 5 and 6 hundred person mark last year. It’s a hot turkey dinner, all the fixings, dessert, everything. If you do need a ride call the Child development Centre 250-392-4481, and let them know you need a ride to the Yuletide dinner and we also give rides home”.

Riplinger said during the Yuletide Dinner there will be live entertainment as well as a visit from Santa Claus.

 

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Pat Matthews
Pat Matthews
Pat started working in the Cariboo in 1989 after spending several years in radio in Terrace. He worked in the creative department until 2017 when he switched over to news covering Williams Lake and the South Cariboo as well as being the afternoon host on Country 840 in 100 Mile House.

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