Foothills Sentry March 2020

Foothills Sentry March 2020 Page 15 For membership/upco Andrea Krupka at a Contact President Andrea Krupka for information andrea.krupka44@gmail.com www.orangerwf.org Covenant Presbyterian Church St. Andrews Hall 1855 N. Orange-Olive Rd., Orange Contact Peggy Baranyay @714-828-1289 or 714-502-4720 For Reservations Friday, March 20, 2020 General Meeting 10:30 AM Loren Spivack Economist, Author, Satirist “Why We Fight” Lutheran High graduate Ellie Ito received an entrepreneurial scholarship from Washington University in St. Louis. She is one of five students selected for the program which encourages entrepreneurial spirit and vision. The $3,000 award is renewable for four years. Anna Babiak of Orange was named to the Missouri Valley College Dean's List. She is a ju- nior studying mass communica- tions. Abigail Burnett, also from Orange, received honor roll status at Whitworth University in Spo- kane. Baylor University in Waco, Texas, placed Matt Campbell of Orange and Nicolle Pickell of Villa Park on its Academic Hon- or Roll. Both are enrolled in the Hankamer School of Business. Jenna Luallen, a student in the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice, was named to the Dean’s List at the University of Newhav- en. She is an Orange resident. Na- thanael Freeman, also of Orange, earned Dean’s List recognition from George Fox University in Newberg, Oregon. He is a fresh- man studying finance. Lewis University, Illinois, named Andres Paz-Colon of Or- ange to the Dean’s List; he is studying aviation flight manage- ment. Orange student Jack Breuer was named to the Dean’s List at Sam Houston State University. Cassidy McDonald and Ni- cole Snyder of Orange, and Vin- cent Lemus of Villa Park, made the President’s List at Gonzaga University. Molly Allen, also of Orange, received academic hon- ors at Northeastern University in Boston. Anaheim Hill’s Taylor Zim- merman graduated from LeTour- neau University, Texas, with a Bachelor of Science in Chemis- try. Heads of the class heralded “She Beat The Fire (IRE)” is a five-year-old 15.3hh hunter/ jumper with lovely gaits and nat- ural athleticism. Sheba came to CARMA in February 2019 and is a survivor of the Lilac Fire, which is how she got her name. She retired unraced, but with multiple recorded works. Sheba has received retraining both un- der saddle and ground manners. She has a great young mind and has been used occasionally in a lesson program for intermediate adolescent riders. She would be a great project horse for an ambi- tious teen in a training program, as she is forgiving of mistakes and keeps her cool. Sheba has been started over fences, light- ly coursing, and has both lead changes. She is good on trail -- she does best in a group, but has also gone alone. She trailers nicely, does well off property, cross ties, lunges, stands nicely for the farrier, leads quietly and has no vices. Her adoption price is a tax-deductible donation to California Retirement Manage- ment Account (CARMA). For information, see carma4horses. org. Looking for love The spring general meeting of the Villa Park Women’s League, “Let’s have fun with Color!” will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Thurs., April 16 at city hall. The featured speak- er will be Patty Strobel of Colour- works, Inc. Patty has over 35 years of experience in the beauty indus- try, and will share special beauty tips not found in a magazine, teach how to freshen up a spring look, and how to achieve the 2020 look for women over 40. The event will include raffles of beauty products. For program in- formation, contact co-chairs Lori Kreutziger or Pam Dunn, lakreut- ziger@gmail.com or pdmortg@ msn.com. For membership infor- mation, see vpwl.org. VPWL to host colorful spring meeting Assistance League of Orange philanthropies have served veter- ans, children and families in the greater Orange community for 79 years, and welcome all to support its efforts at the Embrace Orange fundraiser, themed “To Serve, with Love,” on Sun., April 5, 4 - 8 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Resort in Newport Beach. The selection of silent and live auction packages is extensive: tickets to the Alicia Keys World Tour and the musical “Hamilton;” a stay at a luxurious Corona Del Mar property; golf trips, Angels and Ducks suites, a TV, a wine pairing dinner at Capital Grille; a ruby and diamond necklace, even a private chef interactive cooking experience. The evening will include dinner and music for dancing provided by the Pete Jacobs Swingtet, and opportunity tickets for cash prizes of up to $1,000. The Community Circle Award will be presented to Al Ricci, recognized for his nu- merous contributions to the city. Tickets are $130 per person, and may be purchased at alor- ange.org . For information about tables and underwriting oppor- tunities, contact Deena Arnold at (714) 287-3795 or deena@ seahospitality.com . Assistance League“serves, with love” The City of Villa Park, in con- junction with Orange County Sheriff’s Department and Neigh- borhood Watch, will sponsor a Home Security Fair on Thurs., April 23, 6-8 p.m. in the Commu- nity Room at Villa Park City Hall, 17855 Santiago Boulevard. The event is designed to assist residents in maximizing home and personal safety. Details will be forthcoming in April. Ques- tions may be directed to Villa Park City Hall, (714) 998-1500. VP to host security fair Book sales slated Anaheim Hills Spring will soon be busting out all over, and Friends of the Can- yon Hills Library (FOCAL) is bursting at the seams with books. The Spring Into Book Sale will run Wed., March 25 through Sat., March 28. Hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday; and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Books are $2 a bag, or $5 for a large bag or box on Saturday. There will be carts with teen reading, a children’s wall and vintage books and paraphernalia at special prices. The Book Nook will remain open, with regular prices, and the library’s glass cases are always open for busi- ness with rare/vintage books and ephemera. Orange The Friends of the Orange Pub- lic Library will sell books by the bag at a one-day sale, on Sat., March 28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Doors open for members at 9 a.m. Bags supplied by the library may be filled with books for $5. If you bring your own bag – a Friends reusable bag or grocery bag – you get $2 off. The Orange Public Library, Main Branch is located at 407 E. Chapman Avenue.