Local Dems partner with Main Street Flavors to help animal shelter through ‘Ice Cream Social’

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Dear Editor:

On July 25, local Democrats sponsored a very successful “Ice Cream Social” at Main Street Flavors in Luray, to support the Page County Animal Shelter.

The effort raised more than $400 in shelter supplies, including dog food, cat food, and cleaning supplies — plus nearly $300 in cash donations.

The event put ice cream in many stomachs, smiles on the faces of pet owners, and – we imagine — smiles on the faces of many pets.

David Rossé ~ Luray, Va.

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