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Breakers clean and shine By Bishop Evans, OABB reporter
Once again OABB exemplified leadership. On the morning of March 8, the Outdoor Adventures 4-H project did a litter cleanup at Santiago Creek, picking up trash and cigarette butts that would otherwise get washed out to the ocean. It was an effective way to help the ecosystem stay clean. We decided to see how many cigarette butts we could find, and unearthed about 155.
The walk
was long, but worth it because picking up trash and helping na- ture is a very relaxing task. The Outdoor Adventures group found a way to give back to nature by taking away its blemishes. We love our beautiful home. This is where we dwell, so don’t ruin it and please help to keep it clean. If you would like to volunteer with us next time, please contact the OABB Outdoor Adventures
leader, Mr. Davis. His email is on our OABB website.
Presentation day Presentation Day is when 4-H’ers get to show off their pre- sentation skills. It is a competi- tion where the youth prepare a visual demonstration, illustrated talk, interpretive reading, im- promptu speech, or an extempo- raneous speech. OABB’s pre- senters worked hard, practicing for months. The payoff was gold awards earned by Isabella Vegh, Dylan Mongan, Bishop Evans, Karen Jesch, Erin Mongan and Lucy Pauley-Rodriguez. I can- not stress enough how great this Presentation Day was. You could feel fun in the air with a hint of nervousness. This contest was marvelous because children were able to practice something they are bound to use in a successful future.
Foothills Sentry
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Assistance League of Orange board members are seen here, from left, seated: Andie Mills, Jean Wagner, Catherine Rose; standing: Lorrie Tack, Charlotte Vaughn, Judy Taylor, Melodee Fahy, Karen Wooley, Robyn Lyall, Carla Chaplin, Ginny Abell, Laura Farr and Jan Doezie. Not pictured: Deena Arnold.
Assistance League welcomes new members Assistance League of Orange invites those inter-
ested in volunteering to attend a Wine and Cheese Reception for prospective members. The event will be held on Thursday, April 23 at 5:30 p.m. at the Chapter Center, 124 S. Orange St. The Assistance League is an all-volunteer, non- profit organization dedicated to providing humani-
tarian services for those in need within the com- munity of Orange. Attendees at the reception will tour the chapter
center facility and learn about the philanthropies and responsibilities associated with the League. RSVP by April 17 with Ginny Abell at
abell.gin-
ny853@gmail.com or (714) 366-1616.
Post to hold open house to fete Civil War memorabilia
American Legion Post 132, the
Orange Acres Back Breakers spent a morning picking up debris and litter around Santiago Creek.
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Deck Show Special Offers: Suppliers and manufacturers will be on hand to answer
questions, provide demos, and so much more. Learn the secrets of the pros, plan your new deck, and get the information you need.
- Get a $100 Ganahl Lumber Gift Card for every $1,000 you spend on decking products if you purchase within 2 weeks of the show!*
- Get a free outdoor heater if you spend $2,000 or more on decking products on the day of the show! (a $299.99 value)
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recent recipient of a collection of Civil War items, invites the public to view the historical arti- facts during an open house, April 18. Frank Cook, the donor of the memorabilia and an expert on its heritage, will be on hand to answer
questions and bring the weaponry, medical equipment and personal items alive with stories handed down through five generations of his family. The Post will open its doors to the public from noon to 4 p.m. It is located at 143 S. Lemon St. in Orange.
Get bike-safe Bicyclists of all ages are in-
vited to bring their two-wheelers to a bike rodeo from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 18 in the Villa Park High School parking lot. OC Sheriffs will check bicycles
for correct tire pressure and other safety issues. They will also teach proper turn procedures and road- way safety.
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