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This year‘s ers are asking for is a donation to nights that were more hit and miss films include Hotel for Dogs, Coraline and Monsters Vs Aliens. the Food Bank ofWaterloo Region. So. to get the most bang for their "mm The last few years, they've col- buck. they decided to concentrate lalres and the Waterstreet Blues lot of people grew up with â€" the kids spread out is a lot of fun.” lected more than 1.300 kilograms on family, Bandâ€" all know for their energetic drive-in movie experience. There will also be a full snack- offood forthe Food Bank. 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