Spreading the Christmas spirit in San Pedro

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Spreading the Christmas spirit in San Pedro #425928 12/22/11 09:55 AM
Joined: Oct 1999 Posts: 84,395 oregon, spr Marty OP
OP Marty	Christmas is the season for giving and this year, businesses, organizations and churches on the island shared their blessings with the less fortunate on the island. Today's San Pedro Sun does a feature with photos on all four of these below: Krista and friends present 420 gifts to students at Holy Cross DFC gives to San Mateo Living Word Church gives back to the Community ScotiaBank toy drive benefits San Mateo PLUS a Photo Gallery with 36 great photos! Click here to read the article and see all the photos in the San Pedro Sun

Re: Spreading the Christmas spirit in San Pedro Marty #425929 12/22/11 09:58 AM
Joined: Oct 1999 Posts: 84,395 oregon, spr Marty OP
OP Marty	SP Lions brighten the Christmas season for the seniors! Over 75 senior citizens of San Pedro Town were treated to a night of holiday festivities on Tuesday, December 20th which was hosted by the San Pedro Lions Club as part of their calendar of activities the club has in place for the Christmas season. The Christmas Party is an annual event and included an appetizer, a turkey dinner with all its dressings, dessert, countless cocktails, gifts, music and dancing. According to the President of the San Pedro Lions Club, Marina Kay, the party for the seniors is to show the club's love and appreciation for the contribution these residents have made to the island community over the years. Click here to read the article and see all the photos in the San Pedro Sun

Re: Spreading the Christmas spirit in San Pedro Marty #426058 12/24/11 08:36 AM
Joined: Oct 1999 Posts: 84,395 oregon, spr Marty OP
OP Marty	San Mateo students receive solar powered personal LED lights Through a kind donation from a group called Grid Earth, represented by the Cochran family, 50 children received solar power necklace lights. The donation was made to school age children of the San Mateo Sub Division, on Sunday December 17th. The lights are personal solar powered "Light-emitting Diode" lights. The donation was made possible through the efforts of Audrey Cochran and her family. Coordinating the delivery was United Democratic Party councilor candidate, Kenrick Brackett. Click here for the rest of the story and more pictures in the San Pedro Sun!