three schools. More are needed if limited-English-speaking children
are to master the language.
Your $10 donation will be matched by the Rotary clubs to buy 11
reading books. A $25 donation will be matched to buy 30 books, a $50
donation will be matched to buy 58 books, and so on.
Your tax deductible donation to buy Reading by 9 books can be made
payable and mailed to Rotary District 5320 Foundation, c/o Daily
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627.
Make your investment and watch the dividends grow! Make a
difference in the life of a child. Make your tax-deductible
contribution before the end of the year!
TOY DRIVE: The Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club in conjunction
with the Orange County Model Engineers will conduct a toy drive on
Dec. 21 at the Fairview Park rail system. They will be collecting
toys to donate to several local groups. The Lions will also be
serving hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks, etc. to help raise funds for
future programs. And, Santa Claus will be there. The public is
invited. Anyone needing more details can contact club President Mike
Scheafer at (714) 435-0300.
FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR: The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor
honored Costa Mesa Fire Department Engineer Mike Hastart and Newport
Beach Fire Department Engineer Jim Jeziorski as Firefighters of the
Year.
Costa Mesa Fire Chief Jim Ellis presented Hastart. Newport Beach
Battalion Chief Ron Sutherland presented Jeziorski, in addition to
the Marine Safety Office of the Year, Lt. Mike Halphide, and the
Newport Beach Seasons Lifeguard of the Year, Chris Conway.
HONE SPEAKING SKILLS: The Newport Center Toastmasters are looking
for a few people who want to improve their speaking skills. The
Newport Center Toastmaster Club meets from 7 to 8:30 a.m. on Mondays
at the Irvine Co., 610 Newport Center Drive, and guests are welcome.
For more information, contact Val Woolcott at (949) 756-1025.
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SERVICE CLUBS ... Michael Yee, sponsored
by John Brainerd, joined the Rotary Club of Newport-Irvine. Daniel