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Foothills Sentry Page 8 July 2023 YOUR FU TURE AW AITS Summer 2023 (June 12- August 6) Fall 2023 (August 21 – December 11) sccollege.edu/StudentServices/Admissions/Pages/apply.aspx SCC is ranked in the top 1% of community colleges nationwide and it’s right here in YOUR neighborhood! Or construct a separate granny cottage per city requirements, both may qualify for a partial grant allowance. 100% financing if you qualify. Start earning passive income from the home you already own!!! www.greatearthenviro.com OR construct a separate granny cottage per city requirements, both may qualify for a partial grant allowance. 100% financing if you qualify. Start earning passive income from the home you already own!!! 714-371-7972 CALL GREAT EARTH ENVIRONMENTS Earn extra income from your garage or backyard! TURN THAT OLD GARAGE INTO CASH A dditional D welling U nit greatearthenviro.com St. Lic# 353892 Elks donation aids La Veta As Orange Elks Lodge 1475 celebrates 100 years of service to the City of Orange, the organization donated to the HomeAid Project for the La Veta Village. The Village is a unique and multigenerational affordable Shown left to right are Elk Kelley Martinez, Executive Director of HomeAid Orange County Gina Cunningham and Elks Exalted Ruler Janine Storm. housing community that both families and seniors experiencing homelessness can call home. The Orange Elks donated $1,000, and Elks member Kelley Martinez added $2,000 for a total of $3,000. Salute to Service celebrates local grads Assistance League of Orange volunteers honored 38 high school seniors and their families at the annual Salute to Service celebration on May 17. This unique program recognizes students who are soon to begin basic training in all branches of the U.S. military or enter military academies. The Orange High School ROTC Color Guard began the event with a high precision flag ceremony. Recruits from nine local area high schools and their guests then heard an inspirational message from Lt. Colonel Manju Vig, Garrison Commander of the Joint Forces Base at Los Alamitos, followed by a patriotic performance by the Orange Community Master Chorale led by Michael Short, Orange High Music Director. Each honoree received a certificate of special recognition from Mariana Flores, Office of U.S. Congressman Lou Correa, as well as a gift of gratitude from Assistance League From left, Calvin Vu, an Army recruit from Orange High, with Assistance League President Leslie Sorrells and his mom, who received an American Freedom red rose from the Enchanted Florist in Orange. The Woman’s Club of Orange awarded $1,500 scholarships to five college-bound OUSD seniors at its May luncheon. Recipients are, from left, Phi Nguyen, Daisy Garcia, Marie Pineda, Itzel Soto Fonseca and Carol Ibarra. Orange High ROTC Color Guard presented the colors. They are, left to right: Laura Sanchez, Iran Resendiz, Oscar Ventura, Ashley Sanchez. of Orange. The Salute to Service program is one way that Assistance League of Orange helps transform the lives of local students and their families. For more information on how to become a member or to donate, visit AssistanceLeague. org/Orange.