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			<title>Scotiabank to match thousands raised by Town Pharmacy for SickKids</title>
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 <br><strong>By Michelle Janzen</strong>

This past Saturday, Sanjay Lekhi, Pharmacist and Owner of Shelburne Town Pharmacy held his Annual Sick Kids Fundraiser.

The event saw many in attendance with performances by Troupe Adore, demonstrations by Classical Martial Arts, appearances by Sharon Morden of Feral Cat Rescue and some adorable kittens that were born at the rescue centre.

There were games, face painting, a BBQ, raffles and more.

Lekhi tells the Free Press that he raised $2,251.29 at the event, and that Scotia Bank will be matching that amount to bring the total to $4,502.58.

"I am overwhelmed with the response of this event and thank the community for their support,” Lekhi says. “Without them this would not be possible."

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