Foothills Sentry June 2024

Foothills Sentry Page 10 JUNE 2024 Fall 2024 Registration is Open Free Tuition: First-time college students can receive two years of tuition-free education, regardless of income! Flexible Schedule: Classes available in-person, online or hybrid! New Students: Apply Online sccollege.edu/apply Returning Students: Register Online sccollege.edu/register Foothills Sentry HALF PG 10˝ x 8˝| Newspaper Ad | O ption 2 ORANGE Visit SunriseOrangeCA.com to view our floor plans and photo gallery. 1301 E Lincoln Ave, Orange, CA 92865 Assisted Living | Memory Care © 2023 Sunrise Senior Living WELCOME TO SUNRISE Senior Living Is More Vibrant in Orange Call 714-409-9363 to book a tour today. Experience an unparalleled lifestyle personally tailored to you at Sunrise of Orange. Discover maintenance-free senior living that focuses on enjoying every moment with friends and neighbors and engaging in activities you’re passionate about. Come tour our elegant interiors and curated selection of amenities, guided by our team of caring professionals. We’d love to get to know you and walk you through our personalized care approach. • Personalized assisted living and memory care services • Contemporary studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites • Sip, savor, and socialize in the bistro • Captivating social, educational and cultural activity calendar • Inspired menus with fresh seasonal ingredients crafted by our in-house culinary team 58720480-029-SSL_Orange_Evergreen_Half-Page-Ads_hz6.indd 4 9/26/23 4:13 PM Free concert at Fairhaven Memorial Park A free live concert featur- ing the “Sounds of America” by the Orange County Concert & Swing Band will be presented by Fairhaven Memorial Park on Sat- urday, June 29. The music begins at 4 p.m. and ends at 5:30 p.m. Bring families, blankets and lawn chairs. The memorial park is located at 1702 Fairhaven Avenue in Santa Ana. Richland High gets a sport after 56 years Orange Unified Public Schools Foundation (OUPSF) partnered with George Pla of the Cordoba Corporation to support the newly formed handball team at Rich- land High, the first sport there since 1968. The donation of $4,000 will give athletes a practice/game shirt, fund a training camp, a weekly team dinner, healthy snacks and water during practices and games, and an end-season banquet with awards and recog- nition. In addition to providing ath- letes an opportunity to compete, build teamwork and camaraderie, the sport will generate renewed school spirit, positive social me- dia and aid in attendance. Presenting the donation check to the Richland High handball team are OUPSF board members Wendi Forrest, left, and Ron Esparza, right, with coach Maritza Hernandez, center. 57th Medallion Presentation honors graduates The 57th Annual Assisteens of Orange Medallion Presentation was held on April 28 at Hotel Fera Anaheim. The 14 graduating high school seniors were recognized for their commitment and dedication to the Assisteens Auxiliary of As- sistance League of Orange and its many community service pro- grams. Each of these seniors from lo- cal high schools has been a mem- ber of Assisteens for at least two years, contributed a minimum of 90 hours of philanthropic work within the community, and held a leadership position. The Medallion Ceremony, where each is presented with a keepsake Medallion, is the cul- mination of years of service and growth. 2024 Medallion recipients include, back row, left to right: Spencer Jar- rell, Sydney Byrnes, Ella Horwich, Barbara Hughes, Annie Zangenberg, Dara Tamburrelli, Nicolas Solorzano; front row, left to right: Shane Lester, Samantha Wedge, Delanie Jessen, Samantha Frackelton, Paige Chirdon, Michelle Bae, Ian Goode: Not pictured: Jacob Fong, Ryan Fu- jitani.