Foothills Sentry February 2020

Foothills Sentry February 2020 Page 7 See "OUSD" continued on page 1 Your Full Service Salon and Spa right here on Chapman Ave! Platinum Strands 3443 E Chapman Ave, Orange, CA 92869 714-532-2633 Treat your SKIN this Valentine’s Day Decadent Cherry Chocolate Facial ONLY $50 with DEBBIE (Feb. ONLY) 714-289-1508 Reservations Recommended 7448 E. Chapman Ave., Orange (corner of Chapman and Newport) www.dabianca.com Dinner - served nightly from 5:00 - 9:00 pm T R A T T O R I A Join us on Valentine’s Day for a fabulous four course prix fixe dinner $90 per person. Reservations at www.dabianca.com Love is in the Air Grazie to everyone who voted Da Bianca “Best Overall” in North Orange County on Open Table! We love our customers!! Ciao! ing. “We’re going to restore the building to its original glory. We plan to use it for educational pur- poses and recognize its cultural impacts. We don’t know yet what academic program will go in there, but it will be beautiful to put it back the way it was. That’s all we have at this point, but we recognize the significance of this building.” Trustee Kathy Moffat noted that the district had previously worked with the family of Lo- renzo Ramirez, one of the plain- tiffs in the 1947 lawsuit that ulti- mately ended school segregation, and researched Killefer’s role in the early civil rights movement. “We’re happy to share that re- search with you,” she said. “The community will be de- lighted to hear what you’re going to do.” Because the building is histor- ic, an environmental site analysis will be completed prior to finaliz- ing the sale. Following the evalu- ation and purchase, a renovation timeline will be established. The goal is to honor Killefer’s history in a way that will allow public access, as well as accommodate academic programs. “I’m happy to hear it is go- ing to be used for educational purposes again,” Trustee Alexia Deligianni-Brydges said. “If anybody can restore it, it’s Chap- man.” The board vote to approve the transaction was unanimous. The Woman’s Club of Orange received $4,285 in donations in 2019 from Skin Care by Christi- na, a female-owned, sole-propri- etor business based in Old Towne. The Woman’s Club, in turn, donated the proceeds to Jacqui’s Fund at St. Joseph Hospital and other charitable organizations in Orange. “The Woman’s Club of Orange has been helping those in need for more than 100 years,” said club President Cheryl Krause. “Imag- ine how thrilled we were to find out that Skin Care by Christina had selected our organization to be the recipient of these dona- tions, which are on-going.” Every month, Skin Care by Christina makes either a cash or product donation; owner Chris- tina Martinez also donates her time and services to the Woman’s Club. Last June, the company hosted a historic home tour in Old Towne Orange that was attended by more than 400, and raised more than $2,000 on behalf of the Woman’s Club. In 2019, the Woman’s Club of Orange distributed more than $40,000 in cash donations and $4,500 of in-kind donations to charities within the City of Or- ange. Skin Care by Christina owner Christina Martinez presents Woman’s Club of Orange President Cheryl Krause with a $4,285 donation for 2019. Woman’s Club gets large check from single donor Killefer schoolhouse.