Food fundraisers are important part of Warden Community Days
Volunteer Maria Villalobos Lopez tends to one of the grills in the Queen of All Saints Catholic Church booth at Warden Community Days.
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Isabell Leslie, left, and Megan Richins, right, improvised when the sign for the Warden FFA corn sale at Warden Community Days went astray.
From left, Amelia Osorio, Gabriela M. Campos and Maria Reyes work on orders at the busy Queen of All Souls Catholic Church booth at Warden Community Days.
Daniel Garcia fills an order from the fast-dwindling pile of pizza at the Warden High School Class of 2026 fundraiser during Community Days.
Sergio Allende works the grill at the Catholic Church fundraiser at Community Days.
Isabell Leslie, left, and Megan Richins, right, improvised when the sign for the Warden FFA corn sale at Warden Community Days went astray.
WARDEN — It is true that the line at the Warden High School Class of 2026 booth was not as long as that at the Queen of All Saints Catholic Church booth. Nevertheless, by 12:30 p.m., it was clear the seniors had underestimated the demand.
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