“Every year we look forward to Dr. Klosterman’s generous donations, it’s always very appreciated,” said Wendy Ford the founder and leader of the Springboro Community Assistance Center.
“He brings in truck loads of food, it’s really amazing, and needed,” she said.
Each November, as part of their Thanks for Giving Promotion, they partner with the SCAC to restock their shelves and provide much needed assistance to the community.
This year’s Thanks for Giving event will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 17 through Wednesday, Nov. 18, at their office at 250 N. Main St.
The most-needed items include food packaged in plastic or boxed containers, including canned meat, fish, spaghetti, sauce, fruit, vegetables, beans, gravy, powdered milk, 100 percent fruit juice, cold and hot boxed cereal, pancake mix and syrup, macaroni and cheese, peanut butter and jelly, rice, instant mashed potatoes, coffee and tea. Organizers request that no outdated items be included in the donations. All donations will support the Springboro Community Assistance Center Food Bank who will be distributing food to needy families in the Springboro community.
For more information about the Thanks for Giving Food Drive, or any of Klosterman Chiropractic’s other outreach programs, contact Klosterman at (937) 748-8770 or visit www.forhealthforlife.com.
Springboro wins chamber award
SPRINGBORO — On Monday, Oct. 26, while attending the Springboro Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, Springboro elected officials Jim Chmiel, Sheila Lairson, Marie Belpulsi, Scott Anderson and Tom LaDu learned the City of Springboro had been awarded the “2009 Chamber Member of the Year” award.
Deputy Mayor Jim Chmiel, who accepted the award on the City’s behalf from State Senator Shannon Jones, credited the residents and businesses of the community for the award.
“You cannot have good City Government without the support of the residents and businesses of a community,” said Chmiel. “You are only as good as your constituents, and ours are second to none.”
Corwin Peddler sets celebration
WAYNESVILLE — The Corwin Peddler, 69 Maple St., Waynesville (next to the bike path), continues to be open on Saturdays and Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., until their Guy Fawkes/Bonfire Night End of Season Celebration, which is Saturday, Nov. 7 from 7 to 9 p.m.