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  • 2015 Hog Jog in Stratford

    June 17, 2015 from 6pm to 7pm – Stratford The 2015 Hog Jog will be partnering with the Ontario Association of Food Banks this year, and hopes to make a dramatic impact in the amount of fresh, healthy protein - through the Ontario Pork Progra Organized by HogJob | Type: fundraiser

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