HANNA PETERSEN PHOTO From left to right, Director Fred Robertson, General Manager David Mitchell, Board Chair Angela Smith, North Island Gazette Editor Tyson Whitney, and North Island Gazette Circulation/Ad Controller Lilian Meerveld show off a $3,000 cheque Community Futures Mount Waddington raised for the Gazette Hamper Fund.

Community Futures presents big cheque for Gazette Hamper Fund

Community Futures Mount Waddington raised $3,000 for the Gazette Hamper Fund.

Gazette Editor Tyson Whitney (second from the right) and Circulation/Ad Controller Lilian Meerveld (far right) accepted a big cheque for $3,000 from Community Futures Mount Waddington for the Gazette Hamper Fund.

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