Department Angeis In Action (NAPSA)-——There are angels among us and you may he able to help one of them get some welldeserved recognition. The nationwide Angels in Action program salutes five children, ages 5-15, who have selflJessiy given back to their commu- nity through volunteering and coramunity service. Cag fe = (OSA 2 UNS eed i Bo you know an ange! who selflessly gives back to the community through volunteering and community service? One of last year’s Angels, Jessica Zagarella (age 11), inspired her classmates to bring in over 4,006 travel-sized soaps and shampoos to donate to a local battered women’s shelter. “Children make sacrifices everyday which often go unrecognized. The Angels in Action award was created to bring attention to the generosity of our youth. Their commitment to action should inspire us all,” said Michael Burandt of Georgia-Paenfic Corporation. if selected, this year’s Angels will be awarded a $10,000 savings bond, a trip to NYC, and a vear’s supply of Angel Soft toilet paper. For more information about the program or to nominate someone, visit www.angelsoft.com or write to Angels in Action Rules, P.O. Box 5825, Unionville, CT 06087- 5325. All nominations must be post marked by Aug. 31, 2061.
