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Donations are accepted year-round, although the ministry is hoping to meet students’ needs quickly because classes already have started. Checks should be made out to Bread of Life Community Church (attn.: The Caring Closet), P.O. Box 515, Oakley, CA 94561. For more information, call Pastor Edward Riley at 925-219-2275 or Donna Williams at 925-626-3620. — Rowena Coetsee, Staff. Dinner-and-fashion show fundraiser set for teens. A dinner-and-fashion show fundraiser for the teens who cheer on Heritage High School’s athletes will take place next month.

The gala is from 5 to 7 p.m, at Danville’s Town Meeting Hall, 201 Front Street, and will feature photos of the Village Theatre through the ages, Downtown vendors such as Bridges, Norm’s, McGah’s, Primo’s and The Vine at Bridges will provide small bites and wine, The first 200 attendees to arrive at the gala will receive a commemorative wine glass, The opening reception, also from 5 to 7 p.m., is at the Village Theatre in the Art Gallery, 233 Front Street, and features “Barn Dance: Celebrating Our Agrarian Heritage.” This exhibit is described in a news release as “a playful gathering of images, m.p.s. ballet flats sounds and smells (think hay!) in a gallery whose building has been important to Danville through countless seasons.”..

TheatreWorks Leading Ladies. Noon, Feb. 8. Honoring Dr. Natalie Batalha, science team lead for NASA’s Kepler Mission; Ann Bowers, Intel’s first director of personnel, apple’s first vice president of human resources, and consultant to many start-ups; and Randi Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Zuckerberg Media and editor-in-chief of Dot Complicated. Includes a luncheon and a private performance of “Silent Sky,” by Lauren Gunderson about astronomer Henrietta Leavitt. Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, 500 Castro St., Mountain View. $150 for individuals; $3,000-$25,000 for sponsors. 650-463-7159 or email events@theatreworks.org. Information at www.theatreworks.org.

The event will also feature grade-appropriate workshops that target the K-2, 3-5 and 6-8 grade levels, All participants will receive free books and informational pamphlets to support parents in the implementation of the ideas they learn in the workshops, The Contra Costa County Library will also be on site to provide assistance in obtaining a library card, After the workshops, the committee has invited “Teatro,” which is Hispanic Theater, and Ballet Folklorico, The Teatro will include two short skits, The first is called “Los Viejitos,” a comedy that deals with the interactions between two bickering but loving Hispanic grandparents, The second skit will m.p.s. ballet flats be a short story performed by the Aztec Warrior “Xicano,” who will be reciting the traditional Hispanic folkloric tale of how the rattlesnake got its fangs..

“I walk around now with a more positive aura and outlook every single day,” she said. “I owe it all to the community and everyone around me because of their positive energy and prayers. The outpouring was amazing.”. Lion Bill Frey wasn’t surprised at the outpouring. He told the Weekly-Times in December 2015 that the Lions supported Childs because “she latches onto any project we’re doing and helps wherever she can.”. Childs has always been active in the community. She was a school volunteer when her children were young and began volunteering for the Dammit Run as far back as 1980. Fifteen years ago, she became the “volunteer music manager” for Fiesta de Artes, selecting bands to perform and organizing their stage appearances.