Tuesday, September 1, 2015


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Page 17 Orange Street Fair is this weekend It’s that time of year when Old Towne Orange turns


into a bustling sea of humanity. The annual International Street Fair offers food and drink, provided by numerous school, community and non profit groups, as well as lo- cal companies. Come and mingle in a festive atmosphere


and sample traditional food from 16 countries, includ- ing Greece, Japan, Norway, Ireland, Mexico, Denmark, Australia and Germany while enjoying live music and entertainment. Artisans will offer a wide variety of items, and a street with games and crafts will be dedicated for


kids. All roads within a block of the plaza will be closed to traffic, and parking can be a challenge. The fair will be open Friday, Sept. 4 from 5 – 10 p.m.; Saturday, 5th from 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.; and Sunday, 6th from 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.


A colorful mural greets new and returning Villa Park High School instrumental music students. Junior Blake Rambo (right) volunteered hours of his summer vacation to paint a bold collage outside the entrance to the band room. The mural features two aspects of the school’s award-winning music program: a vibrant jazz ensemble scene juxtaposed with a football stadium depicting the dynamic Marchin’ Spartans and color guard.


tio to paint a bold CLASSIFIEDS


Neighborhood Garage Sale 2849 E Feather Hill Dr, ORANGE


Saturday, September 12th, 7am-1pm (Just above Villa Park High School off Meats and Santiago Blvd)


FOR SALE


12 stems Fostoria Navarre Claret, 6 stems iced tea/parfait,


cream, pitcher & sugar bowl Call Linda: (714) 292-4105


Bantam Light Brahma Chickens A Pair ($50) and A Trio ($75) (714) 287-0385


Piano Instruction, your home. Learn music you love. 20yrs exp. BA music/child development. Thekeyboardlady.com (949)637-8208


LOOKING FOR OPA - Beautiful Live-in


Motorhome self-contained, private, Shaded ideal for Retiree (714) 538-4269


BOOKKEEPING/TAX SERVICES


Bookkeeping Services / Quick- books Training (714) 357-1631


*TAX ORGANIZATION*


From shoe box to tax man. Per- sonal or business (714) 357-1631


Saturday, Sept. 12: OC Brew


Ha Ha will return to Oak Canyon Private Ranch, 5305 E. Santiago Canyon Road, Silverado, to pres- ent more than 90 top breweries offering samples of 250 or so craft and import beers. Tickets are $45 each. See ochrewhaha.com. Wednesday, Sept. 16: OPA


Trails and Town Hall Meeting will be held at Moreno’s Mexican Restaurant beginning at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome! Thursday, Sept. 17: Villa Park


Women’s League will hold its inaugural meeting for the 2015- 16 year beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Cerro Villa Middle School audi-


PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DIRECTORY Dentists


Architects Attorneys Marjan Roshangar, D.D.S.


Center for Advanced & Laser Dentistry 714 639 9242 740 E Chapman Avenue Orange, CA 92866


Attorneys Dentists


www.MyGentleDentist.com Electrical


Davidson and Davidson Professional Electrical Consultants tdcdnd@aol.com


Life Coach EXECUTIVE


PERSONAL COACHING Azahar Lopez, PsyD


Let it Be Today.


www.FastPassToYourFuture.com (714) 801-3739


Saddleback Animal Hospital Dr. Michael Kavanagh 714-832-8686


1082 Bryan Ave., Tustin, CA 92780 www.saddlebackanimal.com


torium. Members may sign up for activities for the year. New mem- bers who are residents of Villa Park are welcome; see vpwl.org. Sunday, Sept. 27: A d’Vine


Wine Affair from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Tustin Hills Racquet Club to benefit the Tustin Community Foundation. Enjoy tastings of fine wines, craft beer, flavored waters and the best cuisine Tustin has to offer. See tustincommu- nityfoundation.org, or call (714) 393-8606. Sunday, Nov. 1: 25th Dino-


saur Dash, starting at the Market Place in Tustin, with a 6:15 a.m. start. This is the year’s biggest fundraiser for Tustin schools; hosted by the Tustin Public Schools Foundation. See tpsf.net/ dinodash. Sunday, Nov. 1: Orange


Optometrist


James P. Furcolow, O.D. 714-998-6610


17829 Santiago Blvd. Villa Park, CA 92861 Family Vision, Laser Surgery,


Contact Lenses, Computerized Exams Veterinarians


Barbara J. Doty, D.V.M. Villa Animal Hospital


“Great Vets for Great Pets”


714-633-9780 4250 E. Chapman Ave. Orange, CA 92869


www.VillaAnimalHospital.com


Orange Canyon Pet Clinic


John J. Black, DVM Boarding, Bathing and Full Service Hospital


714/633-4496


7614 East Chapman Avenue, Orange 92869 www.orangecanyonpetclinic.com


Donna Moore, DVM Veterinary Out-Patient Clinic


1267 North Tustin (Corner of Tustin & Katella)


Compassionate ~ Affordable Appointment Not Necessary


714-744-8995 Full Service


County Buddy Walk at Angel Stadium. This annual fundraiser is hosted by and supports the Down Syndrome Association of Orange County. Enjoy a stroll around the stadium, and spend some time on the hallowed field. See dsoc.org. Saturday/Sunday, Nov. 7 and


8: Old Towne Preservation As- sociation 2015 Home Tour from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Tickets are $20. See otpa.org or call (714) 639- 6840.


Friday, Nov. 20: Jack and Jill


Guild will showcase three homes for its annual home Tour and Boutique from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. All proceeds will benefit CHOC Children’s. Tickets are $50 each; presale includes lunch. See JackandJill- Guild.org.


Veterinarians


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