Vaughn Jarrett from Mark Creek Market with Kimberley minor hockey players

Vaughn Jarrett from Mark Creek Market with Kimberley minor hockey players

Kimberley Minor Hockey receives donation

Mark Creek Market gives back to Kimberley each year through their Community Rewards program. This year, the recipient is Kimberley Minor Hockey. Last week, Vaughn Jarrett from MCM presented $1730 to Minor Hockey.

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