by Timothy Rutt
Audrey Graff, 6, Maggie Graff, 8 and Gracie Turner, 9, salute in triumph at their lemonade stand Saturday afternoon. The lemonade stand was a project for Maggie’s GATE (Gifted and Talented Education) program, to earn money for the Altadena Churches Together Serving (ACTS) food pantry. Mom Deborah Graff tells us that they earned $159.30 for the pantry by selling about 75 cups of lemonade (and no, they weren’t $2 per cup!).
If you were looking for something more indoor-oriented, the Friends of the Altadena Library’s annual used book sale was going on in the community room and the parking lot of the library at 600 E. Mariposa St. It concludes from 1 PM-4 PM today, and there’s lots of good stuff left.
by Timothy Rutt
Audrey Graff, 6, Maggie Graff, 8 and Gracie Turner, 9, salute in triumph at their lemonade stand Saturday afternoon. The lemonade stand was a project for Maggie’s GATE (Gifted and Talented Education) program, to earn money for the Altadena Churches Together Serving (ACTS) food pantry. Mom Deborah Graff tells us that they earned $159.30 for the pantry by selling about 75 cups of lemonade (and no, they weren’t $2 per cup!).
If you were looking for something more indoor-oriented, the Friends of the Altadena Library’s annual used book sale was going on in the community room and the parking lot of the library at 600 E. Mariposa St. It concludes from 1 PM-4 PM today, and there’s lots of good stuff left.