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gently used items of need include construction paper, off between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at
pencils, beads, children’s board games, puzzles, Legos, Chandler Ingenuity Systems, 25 S. Arizona Pl., Suite 230,
Tinker Toys, glue sticks, colored markers, crayons, Chandler. Call 480-782-5600 before delivering.
basketballs, educational software (Windows 2000), Blue Line of Love holiday toy drive coordinated by
scissors, paper towels and books. the Gilbert Police Department Crime Prevention Unit for
Springfi eld Lakes Community is located at 3010 families needing assistance this holiday season. Donation
E. Colonial Pl. in Chandler. Call 480-883-0964 or boxes are placed for citizens to drop off new, unwrapped
480-250-6872 for vender info or contact Boys & Girls toys for all ages by Dec. 19. In addition, donations
Club Director Rebecca Martinez at rebeccam@clubzona. of wrapping paper, tape and bows are appreciated.
com or 480-279-1406 for more info on the East Valley Collection locations include Banner Gateway Medical
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Williams Branch. Center, 1900 N. Higley Rd.; Brunswick Zone XL, 1160
FOR THE KIDS: American Family Insurance agent Craig Lloyd and daughter
Hamilton Huskies High School Spiritline members S. Gilbert Rd.; Freestone Recreation Center, 1141 E.
Jessica show off a couple of donated gifts that will go to the Child Crisis
Center of the East Valley. This year, Lloyd also says he has an autographed
are collecting women’s items to donate to My Sister’s Guadalupe Rd.; Gilbert Hospital, 5656 S. Power Rd.;
Matt Leinart jersey that he will give away in a raffl e. Everyone who brings
Place, a domestic violence women’s shelter in Chandler. Gilbert Police Department, 75 E. Civic Center Dr.; Gilbert
an unwrapped toy, new clothes or monetary donation will be given a
raffl e ticket, with the drawing on Fri., Dec. 21. Lloyd encourages giving gift
Needed are lotions, shampoo, feminine products, Chamber of Commerce, 119 N. Gilbert Rd.; Western Skies
cards from Wal-mart, Target, movie theatres, fast food restaurants, etc., to
alleviate some of the toy storage space issues and take children shopping
hairspray, hair gel, cotton swabs, nail clippers, deodorant Golf Club, 1245 E. Warner Rd.
individually to get the things they really want.
and other personal care items. Donations can be dropped Info: 480-635-7520.
American Family Insurance is located at 1081 W. Queen Creek Rd., east of
Dobson. Call 480-899-8549 for more info.
Parade winners include Cub Scouts, San Marcos Resort
The award for Best Lit Business Group fl oat in the Biggest & Brightest
Chandler Parade of Lights Dec. 1 went to Crowne 1st Place San Tan Soccer Association
Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort. Second place was given 2nd Place Invisible Children
to the Chandler Republican Women.
The Best Lit School Group award was given to Cub Best Lit Animal
Scout Pack 456, with Cub Scout Pack 832 receiving 1st Place Wennes Pony Farm
second place.
Other awards include: Best Lit City Department
Best Lit Musical or Dance Group 1st Place Management Services
1st Place Class Act Performing Arts Studio
Judge’s Choice
Best Lit Church Group Sas Dance Studio
1st Place Bluebells
2nd Place Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Best Lit Automotive Group
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1st Place Brothers of a Third Wheel FANCY FLOAT: The City of Chandler’s Management Services Department
2nd Place Toy Junkies
personnel won the award for “Best Lit City Department” in the recent Parade of
Lights in downtown Chandler.
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