Tuesday, September 9, 2014
The annual Athena Benefit, sponsored by Central Orange County Alumnae Panhellenic (COCAP), will celebrate its gold- en anniversary this year. The ben- efit has paid tribute to and thanked the women volunteers and leaders of Central Orange County who have served so many in so many ways. The event will be held at the Clubhouse at Anaheim Hills on Friday, Oct. 24, at 11 a.m.
Panhellenic Athena benefit scheduled
Tickets for the full-course lun- cheon are $50, and reservations may be made by mailing a check, payable to “Athena Benefit” to Nancy Mellon, 3338 E. Westridge Drive, Orange 92867. This year’s program will in-
clude women from throughout the foothills area, including more than 400 volunteers, Panhellenic alum- nae, collegiate members and re- cipients of COCAP scholarships.
Neighborhood Watch meeting for VP residents
A city-wide Neighborhood
Watch meeting is scheduled for residents of Villa Park on Tues- day, Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. at city hall in the Towne Centre. The meeting will be brief, but all residents are encouraged to attend. The pur- pose is to revitalize the Neighbor-
hood Watch program and encour- age residents to look out for each other. A member of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department will be on hand to answer questions and offer suggestions. For more information, contact
Mary and Wayne Silzel at mr-
silzel@gmail.com or (714) 538- 4106.
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virus warning Orange County Vector Control
warns that 2014 is on pace to be the worst year for West Nile virus in the county. The disease, which can cause severe illness, perma- nent disabilities, and, in rare cas- es, death, is transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. Recent tests found that about 80 percent of the area’s mosquitoes are infected with West Nile. To help reduce the risks of bites
and infection, drain all stagnant water around your home; avoid runoff from overwatering lawns and washing vehicles which stays in street gutters and underground storm drains; check that all door and window screens are in good shape; stay indoors at dawn and dusk when biting mosquitoes are most active; wear repellent when outdoors. Birds often die from this infection. Should you find a dead bird, report it to Vector Control (714) 971-2421 or visit
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OC opposes gas tax
The California Air Resources
Board is proposing expanding its cap-and-trade program to include more taxes on gasoline, diesel fuel and natural gas, effective Jan. 1. The goal of the tax increase is to help reduce the state’s green- house gas emissions. The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to send a request to Governor Jerry Brown to delay the tax increase “until fuel cost increase concerns have been mitigated.” The county also expressed concerns about higher costs for residents and fi- nancial impacts on government services involving vehicles.
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Foothills Sentry The Orange Community Histor-
ical Society will feature members of the Lorenzo Ramirez Family, whose ancestors where part of the Mendez etal v. Westminster court case that ended school segrega- tion in California. Lorenzo Ramirez wanted his
children to attend Roosevelt School, but when his request was denied by then-District Superin- tendent Harold G. Hammerstein, Ramirez joined Thomas Estrada, William Guzman, Gonzalo Men- dez and Frank Palomino in filing a petition to end segregation in
Troop 850 invites
community to open house Villa Park Boy Scout Troop 850
will host an open house night for families of boys who are at least 11 years old (or who have com- pleted the fifth grade) through high school. The troop welcomes boys not only from Villa Park, but from neighboring communi- ties. Come and meet Scoutmaster
Grab your partner do-si-do
Grand ole all-American square dancing provides good company, exercise and fun for all ages. The Orange Coast Lariates Square Dancing Club will start a new beginners’ class to teach all the moves you need, beginning Thurs- day, Sept. 11. Classes will contin- ue every Thursday from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at First Christian Church, 1130 E. Walnut St., Orange. No experience necessary – ev-
eryone, all ages, singles and cou- ples are welcome. Dress is casual. Registration is open for the first three weeks. For more information call Sue at
(714) 772-2011 or Bob and Bev at (714) 528-6022, or go to orange-
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Dave Keil and hear an overview of the diverse program offered by the troop. The meeting will be held at the Cerro Villa Middle School cafetorium on Tuesday, Sept. 23 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Questions may be directed to Scoutmaster Keil at scountmas-
ter@vptroop850.net.
VP Women’s League kicks off
The kick-off meeting for the
Villa Park Women’s League will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 18 in Armstrong Hall at the Trinity Episcopal Church, 2400 No. Canal in Orange. All Villa Park women residents are invited to share in “Friends Having Fun” and sign up for monthly activities, such as simply social, secret an- gels or solos; bunco, bridge, hand and foot; or book clubs, mom’s playgroup, couples gourmet, Sun- day supper, stitchery and garden- ing. For membership informa- tion, see
vpwl.org or call Joanie O’Toole at (714) 325-8528.
Dentists
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OCHS to present historical school desegregation program
schools. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs. To learn more about this inter-
esting part of our local history, join OCHS’s ice cream social, Thursday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Orange Public Library and His- tory Center, 407 E. Chapman.
I-5 upgrade plans ready
for review Residents and commuters may
review recently released envi- ronmental study documents and learn about the planned improve- ment project on the Santa Ana Freeway through central county. These documents will be avail- able to the public during regular business hours at the Orange Pub- lic Library, 407 E. Chapman, Or- ange and the Tustin Library, 345 E. Main St., Tustin. Information can also be accessed at websites
octa.net/I5central and
dot.ca.gov/ dist12/I5HOV. Public comments will be re-
ceived until 5 p.m., Sept. 12. To submit comments, mail to Cal- trans District 12, 3347 Michelson Drive, Suite 100, Irvine, 92612, Attn: Edward Dolan, or email
I5HOV55to57.D12@dot.ca.gov. The goal of OCTA (Orange
County Transportation Authority) and Caltrans is to relieve traffic congestion, eliminate bottlenecks and improve operations on I-5 between the Costa Mesa (SR-55) and the Orange (SR-57) freeways through the cities of Santa Ana, Orange and Tustin.
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