Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Jack & Jill Guild presents
home tour Three showcase homes will be featured on Friday, Nov. 20 when the Jack & Jill Guild presents its annual home tour to raise funds for CHOC Children’s Hospital. The tour highlights two homes
in North Tustin and one in Or- ange Park Acres. The self-guid- ed tour is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is accompanied by a lunch and boutique offered at the Tustin Community Center. The boutique is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Presale tickets are $50, and include lunch. Visit JackandJill-
Guild.org for tickets and other information.
Fire stations host open houses
Villa Park Fire Station 23 will
host its annual open house on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free event features live fire demonstrations, interactive simulations, life and fire safety information, and an opportunity to try on firefighter gear. Station 23 is located at 5020 Santiago Canyon Road. Orange County Fire Authority headquarters will open its doors to visitors on Saturday, Oct. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Fire Authority is located on Jamboree and Tustin Ranch Road in Irvine.
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Brownies lead off VP council meeting
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Girl Scout Troup 3220 Brownies led the Pledge of Allegiance at the Villa Park City Council meeting, Sep. 22, as part of their “Celebrat- ing Community” patch activities. In front, from left, Ishani Gala, Kaitlyn Helffrich, Alia Dadabhoy, Taylor Czekalski, Riley Dickey, Claire von Ting and Amelia Schroeder. The third graders received proclamations from the city council, in rear from left, Mayor Pro Tem Greg Mills, Mayor Diana Fascenelli, Councilmen Rick Barnett and Bob Collacott. Councilman Bill Nelson was not in attendance.
TUSD and Toyota partner in perfect attendance program
For the third consecutive year,
the Tustin Unified School District is partnering with Tustin Toyota to increase student attendance. All seniors who maintain perfect daily attendance at TUSD’s high schools will be eligible to enter a lottery for a brand new 2016 Toyota Corolla donated by Tustin Toyota. All participants in the “Drive
for Perfect Attendance” program must be high school seniors who attend Beckman, Foothill, Hill-
view or Tustin during their 2015- 16 school year. To be eligible for the lottery, students must have perfect at- tendance throughout their senior year: Sept. 1, 2015 through May 31, 2016. The drawing for the donated
vehicle will take place at the TUSD Board of Education Meet- ing on Monday, June 13. The winning student will be presented with the vehicle at his/her gradu- ation ceremony.
Val Ayala (left to right) of Foothill High, Grace Thawley of Mater Dei, and Brooke Maxson of Foothill High School brought home gold medals from the Pan American Youth Championships held in Kings- ton, Jamaica. The water polo athletes are part of the USA Women’s Youth National Team.
Dennis Blake, far right, a fifth-generation resident of Orange, is in the record books, as he caught the first – and largest -- black marlin ever off the coast of California. This fish tipped the scales at 350 pounds. Blake used a 40-pound test line and brought in the fish after a three-hour battle. Warmer water temperatures indicate that this may not be the last marlin to be caught in California.
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