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Show Page Twelve The Springville Herald - November 20, 2002 RH0B0 maids hosts worldwide fundraiser fund-raiser for kids On November 20. McDonald's McDonal-d's restaurants in more than 100 countries will host an unprecedented unprece-dented simultaneous fundraiser for children in their communities called World Children's Day. "McDonald's has a rich heritage heri-tage and tradition of being a good community partner and neighbor," neigh-bor," said Dennis Hall, owneroperator own-eroperator of McDonald's restaurants res-taurants in Provo and Springville. "As the needs of the world's children have increased over lime, so has the need for every company and every citizen to play a role in affecting positive change. We believe McDonald's, with" 30,000 in 121 countries around the world, is in a unique position to empower people to come together and actively participate partic-ipate in improving the lives of Mapleton School is proud of their Hogi Yogi winners this week. Seated from left to right: Row 1: Kiersten Benson, Tanner Turley, Hannah Manwaring, Caroline YVilkins, Aaron Coon, Michael Swanson and Megan Elmont. Row 2: Katelyn Packer, Ben Krehbicl, Devin Gillies, Tristan Spencer, Zack Peterson, Tucker Lund, Julia Raymer and Garrett Krebs. Row 3: Theresa Clay, Kailon Lewis,Andrew Grimshaw, Kelley Gro-berg, Gro-berg, Jessica Campbell, Daniel Hanks, Taylor Hintze and Allie Hill. Row 4, standing: Colton Case, Zachary Asbell, Kim Salisbury, Katelyn Jacobson, Jared Crandell, Kelli Slade, Daniel Jensen, Jamie Farley and Sally Sturgis. Tired of eating day-old rolls for Thanksgiving Dinner? bkdl rolls Thanksgiving ($ ) PDace yowiir oirdleirs imowS children," said Hall. In the U.S., all funds raised from World Children's Day at McDonald's will benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities, dedicated to directly improving the health and well being of children around the world. One dollar from the sale of every Egg McMuffin, Big Mac sandwich, Happy Meal and Mighty Kids Meal will be donated to Ronald McDonald House. Current plans at McDonald's restaurants in the Intermountain McDonald's Cooperative Association Associ-ation include donations on product prod-uct sales, "Give a Hand" sales, celebrity appearances and programs pro-grams with local schools to support sup-port the Ronald McDonald House Charities in the Intermountain West. "By simply visiting their local OPEN TIL 12 NOON THANKSGIVING DAY Pies, Rolls and More-all More-all made from scratch! McDonald's restaurants on Wed nesday. Nov. 20, people everywhere every-where have the opportunity to join in this worldwide effort to help children," said Frances Gillmor, Executive Director of RMHC of the Intermountain West. "As a beneficiary of this fundraiser, Ronald McDonald House Charities can continue to grow in its mission of directly improving the health and well being of children around the world. " In the Intermountain area, RMHC operates two homes in Salt Lake City for the families of seriously ill children being treated treat-ed at nearby hospitals, the newest a long-term stay facility for families with children undergoing long term treatment. Locally, RMHC also provides grants to numerous non-profit organizations organiza-tions that improve the lives of children and on Nov. 20, the charity will announce a new minority Ronald McDonald House Charities scholarship program through the University of Utah providing multiple schol-arships schol-arships for Hispanic, AsianPacific and African American Ameri-can students. Nicholas Greg Thorpe, son of Greg and Laura Thorpe of Springville, celebrated bis first birthday November 9, 2002. His grandparents are Gene and Carolyn Faux of Springville and Richard and Chris Thorpe of Mapleton. Nicholas has two older brothers, Payton and Jantsen. on PyS 35 East 400 South bvL 491-2600 SAT t a.m. - I p.n. r .T 2i 9881178 9865767 9865775 9887092 9867516 70 -Mini LIGHT SET 79 96801 Reg. $3.99 140 -Mini LIGHTS-IN-MOTION 96808 96807 Reg. $10.99 FIBER OPTIC CHRISTMAS TREES 9887365 9861063 Reg. $89.99 O iv 5 u vi La u u Wednesday, Nov. 20th thru baturday, Nov. 23rd WE Al hristma: Trees 9881145 9881111 9866765 9867508 9838509 Trunk WRAP LIGHTS 655480 728900 Reg. $15.99 Pre-Lit SCULPTED DEER 960550), 9813106 Reg. $54.99 , Ho Ho YO-YOs $-69 EX7960 Bath CONFETTI $99 TC5670 Holiday FUN SOAPS $579 TC4857 WE HAVE ALL OF YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS & WANTS! $99 r Smmf NOW SANTA LS5089I LS50890 LS5I2I2 SNOWMAN ORNAMENT L ir y i i Reg. $89.99 - $239.99 70-Mini LIGHT SET V 96801 Reg. $3.99 Icicle GUTTER LIGHTS 9826652 Reg. $4.99 Personalized Snowman ORNAMENTS $149 SXI009G 4 Santa MESSAGE BOTTLES $99 TC32I820 Reg. $16.99 6" Tall Singing Stuffed BEARS $&99 9869892 Reg. $12.99 3 FOOT PRE-LIT CHRISTMAS TREES 99 9835315 9820044 Reg. $24.99 Reg. $9.99 LS5I225 LS50892 LS50895 AAA, ghoo: LU56iSLT |
