Stocking the Pantry

PCHOSP • December 1, 2016

Thursday, December 1, 2016
Photo by ERIC BERNSEE, Editor

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A food drive at Putnam County Hospital in which departments competed against each other to collect the most items resulted in 735 products being collected and donated to the Putnam County Emergency Food Pantry recently. Hannah Cline (second from right), hospital dietitian, and Dave Hurst (third from right), PCH kitchen supervisor, present the food items to Food Pantry volunteers (from left) John Jackman, Dale Jessup, Patricia Hoopengarner and (right) Tim Wait.

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