Foothills Sentry February 2022

Page 9 Foothills Sentry February 2022 7540 E. Chapman Ave. Orange, CA 92869 (714) 639-9792 MEAT&DELI, PRODUCE, BAKERY, FRESH FISH, GIFT BASKETS, WINE MON-SAT: 8am - 9pmSUN: 8am - 8pm www.Pac i�i cRanchMarket.com $ OFF Excluding alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. With coupon only. May not be combined with any other offer or discount. Limit one coupon per customer. Valid only at P aci�ic Ranch Market. When You Spend $25 or More * EXPIRES: 02/28/22 5 OC’s Premier ProduceMarket The seventh graders at Hewes Middle School presented their 8th an- nual Knight at the Museum event, Jan. 12. During the day, students shared with sixth grade students what they had learned about the Mid- dle Ages in their social studies classes. In the evening, Hewes hosted a community event for families and friends to learn all about medieval times and meet the big feudal people from Europe and Japan. Vanessa Paredes, Audrey Gatlin and Gwen Hargreaves, left to right, pose with one of the characters on the wall. Tustin Dems focus on youth empowerment The Tustin Democratic Club’s February meeting will feature Laura W. Brill, focusing on em- powering young people to vote and participate in the political pro- cess. Brill is director of the Civics Center, an organization that en- courages youth civic engagement through education, organizing and advocacy at the high school level. The meeting will also fea- ture Sarah Jakle, founder and ex- ecutive director of DemocraShe, which trains and mentors high school female-identifying stu- dents to be the youngest slate of future transformational female legislators. The club continues to meet virtually on Zoom; the Feb. 22 meeting begins at 7 p.m. For a Zoom link to the meeting, email TustinDemocraticClub@gmail. com. New members and guests are always welcome. Lady is a pit bull rescue that was on the verge of falling into bad hands or facing the pound, where she wouldn’t have much of a chance. The family that rescued her can’t keep her, and are looking for someone who can give her a forever home or someone willing to foster. She’s sweet and loving, and will steal your heart. She’s chipped, spayed and has had her shots. Lady’s rescuers are willing to supply food and help out. Phone (714) 944- 6891, or email the Coffee- corners@gmail.com . Looking for love Plan ahead for book sale The Friends of the Orange Pub- lic Library will hold its spring used book sale on Sat., March 26 in the Community Room at the Main Branch of the Orange Public Library, 407 E. Chapman. The book sale runs from 10 a.m. Villa Park Women's League fetes city birthday The Villa Park Women’s League will celebrate the 60th birthday of the Hidden Jewel at its general meeting on Thurs., Feb. 17. The program “Happy Birthday, Villa Park” will feature exhibits from the City's past and com- memorative speakers. The meet- ing, held at Villa Park City Hall, will commence at 6 p.m. with a social hour, and be called to order at 6:30 p.m. The meeting is open to mem- bers; for information about the organization and membership, see vpwl.org . to 3 p.m. Members of FOPL get in early, at 9 a.m. Not a member? You can join for as little as $10/ year on the website foplca.com . Entrance fee is $5 and gets you a FOPL bag that you can stuff full of books.