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November 1 - 14, 2008 A+7
Risen Savior hosts Going Green on Gilbert
fundraising boutique
‘Clean Green Machine’ debuts at Gilbert Days Parade Nov. 15
Longaberger, Tastefully Simple, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Gold Canyon Cosmetics
Gilbert residents fed up with dirty, smelly trash cans and the harmful
and other vendors take part in the 4th Annual Risen Savior Lutheran School’s PTO bacteria they breed can take advantage of a new service in Gilbert: Mr. Clean
Fundraising Boutique from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., Nov. 15. A Can.
In addition to displaying their goods, each vendor offers a raffl e item.
The services of Mr. Clean A Can are to clean, sanitize and deodorize your
Risen Savior Lutheran Church is located at 23914 S. Alma School Rd. in Chandler,
trash cans, killing nearly 99 percent of any bacteria in cans.
south of Chandler Heights Road. For more info, call 602-317-7435.
“Our service comes to your curb once every four or six weeks and cleans the
inside of your trash can, through a self-contained vehicle, the day after trash
BizEMoms benefi t skin
is collected,” explains company spokesperson Landon Evans, “making Mr.
Clean A Can the best solution to a safe and healthy lifestyle, while keeping the
cancer foundation
environment clean.”
Prices start at $6.15 per can, for a one-year plan at $79.95. Check out the
Join AZ Family’s Brittney Ship and BizEMoms in support of the SHADE
“Clean Green Machine” at the Gilbert Days Parade on Sat., Nov.15. Visit
Foundation, an organization that works to prevent skin cancer in young
www.cleanacan.com or call 866-765-9935 for more details.
children, by doing your holiday shopping at “Come Home for the Holidays.”
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., Dec. 6 at Spectrum Elementary
School, featuring 50 vendors, holiday photos with Santa, musical entertainment,
raffl e prizes and more. Proceeds benefi t SHADE and the Spectrum Elementary
PTSO.
Ancient stories told at resort
Spectrum is located at 2846 S. Spectrum Way in Gilbert. BizEMoms is
a proud member of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce that holds their
The “Storytelling & Song” program returns to the Sheraton Wild Horse
monthly meetings in Gilbert’s Power Ranch Community.
Pass Resort & Spa starting Nov. 18, when the season opens with a ceremonial
blessing conducted by storyteller and Pima native Tim Terry.
The family-friendly, hour-long program, exclusively offered at the resort and
Seeking Thanksgiving listings
available only during the winter months due to cultural tradition, takes place
from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays beginning Nov. 18.
Featured storytellers are Gila River Indian community members, who share
Is your charity collecting nonperishable food items for Thanksgiving? Is your
ancient Pima and Maricopa legends as well as personal stories about their
restaurant serving a special Thanksgiving meal? Or, does your organization offer a
Thanksgiving craft activity, turkey trot or other event for children? If so, email your
experiences growing up on tribal land. Traditional and social songs are also
details to
Lynda@SanTanSun.com for possible inclusion in the SanTan Sun News.
performed.
Include a brief description of the event, times/days/dates, cost or free, if registration
The program is complimentary to all resort and resort restaurant guests.
is required, venue/address, publishable phone number, website if applicable and
contact information for verifi cation purposes. We welcome photos, which must be
Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort is located at 5594 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd. in
300 dpi JPEGs or taken on a digital camera on the “best” or “highest quality” setting.
Chandler. Call 602-225-0100 or visit
www.wildhorsepassresort.com.
Information is due by noon Nov. 5 for the Nov. 15 issue.
Submission does not guarantee placement.
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