PAGE 40 We invite you to be a part of our 18th Annual - Care to Share Holiday Program ‘10


Over 10,000 Riverside County Families, Senior Citizens and Children were helped during the 2009 Holidays. This year... the need is even greater. Please join us to bring a bit of hope to those in need this Holiday Season. There are many ways to get involved! Financially, Logistics, Donations, Warehouse Space and more... Please let us know how we can count on you!


NEWSPAPER


NOVEMBER 2010 BE AN ANGEL AND


ADOPT AN ANGEL FOR CHRISTMAS! The COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY


OF MURRIETA is a non-profit food pan- try located in Murrieta, CA. Our mission is to provide for those who are less fortu- nate and have little or no means of support. We are seeking to provide a Christmas for Murrieta children, seniors and home- less vets at March Air Force Base. We have over 600 children, 200 seniors and 150 homeless veterans registered on our “CHRISTMAS ANGEL WISH LIST”. We are asking you to help by adopt-


ing an Angel and purchase clothing and/or toys for a child or incidentals for a senior or homeless veteran. For many, these will be there only Christmas presents. During these tough economic times,


it is more essential than ever that we reach out and touch someone with the true Christmas Spirit, that of Giving! If you can help in any way, no matter


how small, it is more appreciated than you can ever imagine! If you can’t help with the Angels, the Food Pantry is in need of turkeys/hams, canned vegetables, soup, beans, fruit, meat (chicken, tuna, etc.), spaghetti sauce, peanut butter, jam, ce- real, bagged rice and beans, boxed pota- toes, macaroni & cheese, pasta, top ramen soup, bottled water, etc., to replenish our shelves. The Food Pantry of Murrieta serves


nearly 500 families per week in the Mur- rieta, Temecula and French Valley areas. If you, your family, school, church


or organization wish to help with a food drive, donate food, or become an Angel to help an Angel, please visit the Thrift Store at 38444 Sky Canyon Dr., Suite 170-190, Murrieta, or call us at (951) 677-6347 for more information. Our volunteers are standing by to assist you.


MERRY CHRISTMAS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL! ~ ~ ~ MURRIETA BREAKFAST Certificates of Appreciation were dis-


LIONS SHOW APPRECIATION Murrieta Community Senior Cen-


tributed to organizations and businesses in Murrieta and the local area for their assis- tance in promoting the Lion’s Sight Con- servation Program this past year. Because of their efforts, over 3,500 people who had no insurance or financial means to pur- chase eye exams and glasses, can now see with the recycled eye glasses provided by these eyeglass collection locations. Anyone wanting to donate used eye-


glasses, hearing aids and cell phones can drop them off at the locations listed below.


ter, Oak Grove Institute, California Oaks Vision Center, Lobue Eye Care Cen- ters, Grand Isle Senior Apartments, Date Springs Optometry, Sterling Senior Cen- ter, Spectrum Vision Center, Menifee Chamber Of Commerce, Sam’s Club, Cal Oaks Postal Center, Sun City United Methodist Church. For more information call: Lion John Bodnar, Murrieta Break- fast Lions Club Pdgjohnb1@verizon.net 951-677-8548


“Casino Night” Fundraiser for Christine Dudley


Saturday, November 20, 2010 6:00 p.m.


Hosted by Friends of the Dudleys 21235 Hyatt Road, Perris, CA 92570


Dinner Donation: $45.00 per person or $80.00 per couple.


All Donations are Tax Deductible Temecula Valley People Helping People: 951-757-5212 Main Line, 888-398-5812 Fax, 951-757-5212 Denny Cell, Email: tvphp@verizon.net


Websites: www.tvphp.org & www.mylocalmatters.com Non-profit group: 501-C3 509-A1 & 170-B-1-A &VI


Come join us for a fun evening of dinner, live music, a silent auction, blackjack tables & $100 of play money.


Proceeds will go to a Cancer Treatment Fund for Christina.


Please RSVP by 11/13/2010 to www.love4wine@consultant.com or 805-350-0103 For Donations, please write checks out to Cancer Trust Fund


for Christina Dudley and mail to: 30041 Milano Road, Temecula, Ca 92591


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