Page 10 THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 Residents thank McKinnons, Kiwanis for Thanksgiving meals Volunteer Jack D’Arrigo, Human Services Clerk Catarina Patterson, Human Services Elder Assistant Ida Reppucci, Parking Enforcement Officer Kerry Hutchinson, McKinnon’s Front End Manager Kate Pitre, Kiwanis Club Member Janis Caines, McKinnon’s Assistant Store Manager Mary Beattie, Kiwanis Club Secretary Gianna D’Angelo-Dunn, Ward 1 Councillor Fred Capone, Kiwanis Club Treasurer Marlene Zizza, Kiwanis Club Member “Tucker” Fiorentino, City Clerk Sergio Cornelio and volunteer Asina Menic. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) A new home for Malden Auto Body of Everett Simone Holyfield said she’s proud of the city for stepping up; she is shown holding up squash and stuffing donated by Kiwanis Club members. Gilma Vega and Rajka Peulic thanked McKinnon’s and Kiwanis Club members for their generosity. A landmark on Route 99 in Everett was recently torn down to make way for the Encore resort casino project. Although we rgret dearly leaving our Everett facility which was our home for over 50 years. We are proud to announce our new home at 9 Whitman Street, Malden. It has a very similar look and we still have the same phone number and staff. We offer the same exceptional service and deliver you the same quality work as always. - We value your loyalty and hope you can consider allowing us to handle all your auto body needs. - We offer you insurance claims assistance and arrange Enterprise rentals. We work with most insurance companies and offer you a smooth experience in getting your vehicle back to pre-accident condition. - We offer 24/7 towing service to our shop. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are in need of our services, or just stop by to say hi. Please note there are other body shops with similar names so make sure you come to 9 Whitman Street, Malden and ask for Jim. We are the original Malden Auto Body of Everett Inc., James Massone president. We have been a family run business since 1947 and plan to continue serving the Greater Boston area for many years to come. Recipient Omar Colon said he’s grateful that people will give what they need for others to get by. By Tara Vocino K iwanis Club members donated Thanksgiving fixings while McKinnon’s Supermarkets donated 150 turkeys to the needy at the Connolly Center on Friday morning. Kiwanis Club Treasurer Marlene Zizza said it’s a long-standing tradition to donate complete meals for families. This year, McKinnon’s partnered with them in providing the turkeys while members donated Thanksgiving sides. Ward 1 Councillor Fred Ca617-389-3030 PHONE 617-389-7578 FAX EMAIL: MALDENAB@YAHOO.COM pone, who is a Kiwanis Club member, said the need is tremendous, adding that they have an obligation to help when they can. McKinnon’s Assistant Store Manager Mary BeCarolina Martinez displayed the turkey that she received. Senvara Torcillo said it’s a pleasure knowing that “good people” in the community will donate to those in need. attie said owners Ed and Carl Penta felt the need to make a big contribution. Recipient Marie Jean said she’s grateful for assistance while she’s out of work. “It’s a blessing,” Jean said.
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