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W e e k l y RIALTO RECORD

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Vol 1 6, NO. 32

THIS WEEK Gloria’s Corner

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.com April 26, 2018

Students lear n about the ear th, civics and community ser vice

CASA hosts Hear t of a Her o Run, seeks

volunteer s to advocate for foster c hildren

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San Manuel Band of Mission Indians’ Yucca Festival

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MARYJOY DUNCAN

the 3rd Annual earth to table took place on Wednesday at city hall where over 1,000 third grade students learned about the earth and packed a total of 250 boxes to feed the less fortunate through community Action partnership.

ver 1,000 Rialto Unified School District third grade students had the opportunity to not only learn about the planet’s environment, but also about civics and community service during the 3rd annual Earth to Table event on Wednesday, Apr. 25 at the City Hall parking lot. “This is an opportunity for stu-

dents to learn that what the earth produces can be on their table, or even be their table,” said Rialto Mayor Deborah Robertson at the outset of the event. “This is also an educational opportunity for students to become familiar with government and know that government isn’t foreign, but here for them.” In addition to exploring rocks,

soil and the benefits of planting trees, students had the opportunity to engage their altruistic sides by packing a total of 250 boxes for Community Action Partnership’s Food Bank that will be distributed throughout the county. “You will be packing 45 boxes in about 10 to 15 minutes,” CAP Food Bank Director Brandon

Romano told the first group of students who gasped in response. “Thank you for coming out and helping people who are less fortunate than us,” said Mayor Pro Tem Ed Scott, who then banged the gong setting the packing assembly line swiftly in motion. More pictures on page 2.

Wo m a n ’ s C l u b o f R i a l t o f a s h i o n s h o w c l a s s y a n d f a b u l o u s

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INSIDE

Gloria’s Corner

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Opinion

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Classifieds

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Words To think About A5

Legal Notices

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RIALTO WOMAN’S CLUB

the rialto Woman’s club held its annual Fashion show and Luncheon at the Grace Vargas senior center on saturday, Apr. 21. pictured are the event’s lovely models, from left, Letty Ingram, Maricela Ferguson, Betty Luvert, Pam Kennedy, Chelsea Prytherch, and Angelicca Sanchez. and Luncheon on Saturday April 21, 2018. It was held at the Grace Amid a gorgeous backdrop of he Woman’s Club of Vargas Senior Community Center the Eiffel Tower and other Rialto presented their and the captivating theme was Parisian street scenes, the Woman’s Club Committee Annual Fashion Show ‘Springtime in Paris.’

By Marina Rojas

Chairperson Janet Story had created an ambiance of chic sophistication for the approximately 120 attendees. Keeping true to the Fundraiser, cont. on next pg.


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