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Saddleback Community Outreach, a program that provides services to families in need, is seeking donations of computer monitors, printers and software to establish a computer training center. Saddleback representative John Rooney said the center, designed to help people become self-sufficient, will give clients the skills to land a better job. Information: (949) 380-8144.
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