Foothills Sentry March 2020

Foothills Sentry March 2020 Page 11 7448 E. Chapman Ave., Orange (corner of Chapman and Newport) 714-289-1508 Dinner - served nightly from 5:00 - 9:00 pm dabianca.com Reservations Recommended Spring is in the air at Da Bianca! Join us for: • Fabulous seafood specials on Fridays during Lent • Lasagna Verde on March 17th • National Ravioli Day on March 20th • Nightly specials highlighting the freshest, local Spring produce • Complimentary corkage (1 bottle) on Wednesdays We are celebrating our 30th anniversary this year! Thank you for consistently voting Da Bianca best Italian in OC --we love our customers! Ci Vediamo-- We look forward to seeing you soon! T R A T T O R I A Speaker, author, and creator of Welcome Heart Ministries in San Luis Obispo, Sue Moore Don- aldson will be the guest speaker at the Covenant Presbyterian Church Women’s Fellowship Luncheon on Thurs., March 19. Donaldson’s topic will be “Mentoring as a Way of Life,” helping others to grow their faith. Her talk will touch the hearts of people who want to “grow some- thing besides old.” It promises to enrich those who yearn for a deeper relationship with God, their neighbors and community. Doors open at 11 a.m.; the ca- tered luncheon, $10 per person and payable in advance, begins at 11:30 a.m. Reservations are not required to attend the program only, which starts at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $5 at the door. Reservations for the luncheon may be made after worship ser- vices on March 7 or 14, or by calling the church office at (714) 998-6650 prior to noon on Mon., March 16. The program is open to the community, and will be held on the church campus in St. An- drews Hall, 1855 N. Orange-Ol- ive Road. Childcare is available for infants and toddlers upon re- quest, with a sack lunch provided by the parent. Covenant presents “Mentoring with Sue Moore Donaldson” The Tustin Area Historical So- ciety will host its 24th annual Old Town Tustin Home and Garden Tour, themed “The Heart of Tus- tin – Home Grown,” on Sat., May 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tour-goers will stroll through the city’s Old Town area and view the vintage homes and gar- dens that have been revamped into modern living spaces, while maintaining the charm of yester- year. Each home has a unique sto- ry, interesting décor, and artifacts collected by its owners. In addition to the tour, other activities include a guided Old Town history walking tour, vin- tage vehicle displays, a large quilt show by the Flying Geese Quilting Guild, old-time May- pole dancing performances, a craft marketplace, a gardening talk, live music, and a guided tree walk with landscape architect Guy Stivers. Horse-drawn trolleys will pro- vide a unique ambiance and trans- portation between most homes. Tickets are $30 the day of the event, $25 in advance. For more information, visit TustinHis- tory.com or call (714) 731-5701. The tour benefits the Tustin Area Historical Society to support the Tustin Area Museum and other programs, including “History in a Box” for school children. Explore vintage homes and gardens in Tustin The Knights of Columbus of St. Norberts Church will again offer tickets for its very popular authentic Hawaiian Luau, slated for Sat., May 2, beginning at 4:30 p.m., 300 E. Taft Avenue. The Kalua Imu Pig unveiling will be at 5:30 p.m., with entertainment commencing after dinner. The Knight’s second annual fundraising feast will feature Lokelani’s Rhythm of the Islands, happy hour, raffles and a photo booth. The Kalua pork will be ac- companied by Hawaiian chicken, roasted yams, salads, tropical fruit, Haupia and cakes, bever- ages, mai tais and margaritas. Tickets are $50 for adults un- til April 24; $60, between April 25 – 30. Children under 12 are $35. Table sponsorships are $500. Tickets are available at St. Nor- berts, or from Carolyn Obrecht at (714) 402-2576, or Carolyn. obrecht@yahoo.com. Funds raised support St. Nor- bert Church projects, including youth programs, Christian service and facility improvements. Tickets available for Knights of Columbus luau