He said they need a few odds and ends to feed the families next Monday, as well as people to help deliver meals to those who can't make it over to the Civic Center.
Desserts are also on the list of the things still needed to make the dinner complete.
Dinner will be served at the Civic Center from 10 a.m., until 2 p.m. and all those that don't have a family to spend the holidays with or a place to eat Christmas dinner are invited. Out of the 500 or so meals they're expecting to serve, about 140 of those will be from the Meals on Wheels Program. Along with volunteer delievery people, Dury said they are still looking for someone who would like to play Santa Claus during the special occasion. Dury said that the main goal is to provide a happy and fun time for those who attend. The community always comes through for him, Dury added, and he's hoping it will happen again.