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Wishing Stars Need Christmas Help, Too

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Updated: January 7, 2009
The White County Aging Program put some senior citizens up for adoption to make their holiday`s brighter. The program`s holding a "Wishing Stars" tree. White stars represent the seniors and when one of them is adopted, the star is changed to silver. The director says many of the seniors say they`re asking for the basics like underwear, fruit or slippers. "We`re a society that has so much to give, and if a senior is in need we should be there to at least provide basic needs," said Pat Tedder, the program`s director. If you would like to adopt a Wishing Star, you can call the aging program at 501-268-2587. You can also look around your community for other seniors in need.

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