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For more details, email: holt.j88@yahoo.com OPA BBQ tickets going fast OPA’s annual Fall BBQ & Dance is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 23. This Orange Park Acres signature fundraising event will be held at the Sandfords’ home. Gates open at 5 p.m. Tickets for last year’s event sold out. The evening will feature a mar- garita bar, BBQ with all the fix- ins’ and plenty of cake. Live and silent auction items will be on display for active bidding. And, The popular annual OPA Fall BBQ will again be held at Sandford Meadows. back by popular demand, the Chris Lozano Band will provide rousing dancing and listening music. Purchase tickets online at or- angeparkacres.org. To donate an auction item or volunteer, please contact Sherry Panttaja, (714) 343-4965. All proceeds benefit OPA in preserving the historic 95-year-old equestrian commu- nity. Astrophysicist will unveil the universe at Celebrity Speakers series The Crescendo Chapter of the Guilds of Segerstrom Center will feature Astrophysicist Rod Pyle and a presentation of “A Month on Mars” at its Celebrity Speak- ers Series on Thursday, Nov. 9. Pyle is Editor-in-Chief of “Ad Astra,” the magazine of the National Space society. He has written for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and authored 20 books on spaceflight for Smithsonian Books. He hosted and produced “This Week in Space,” and appears regularly on radio and TV, including William Shatner’s “UnXplained.” His goal is to make complex topics in space technology understandable to the general public. The presentation will begin at 10 a.m. at the Bower’s Museum, 2002 N. Main Street. Tickets are $40, general admission, and $35 for Bower’s members. Contact Maggie Hart, (714) 356-6720 for ticket information. Parking at the museum is $6. The Guilds of Segerstrom, in- cluding the Crescendo Chapter, raise funds to support the Cen- ter’s community engagement and arts education programs. Assistance League's Boutique Noël returns Assistance League of Orange welcomes the return of Boutique Noël. The 29th annual four-day pop-up event begins Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2-8 p.m. with a “first peek” opportunity for a $5 fee. The main event, with free parking and entry, will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Oct. 19 and 20; and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 21 at the Assistance League of Orange Chapter House in Old Towne at 124 S. Orange. Boutique Noël is well known for its one-of-a-kind seasonal décor items, handcrafted by Assistance League members. A large variety of vetted outside vendors will offer clothing, jewelry, unique crafts, gifts and food items at reasonable prices. The “Shop with Purpose” motto of Assistance League of Orange reminds shoppers that their purchases support the many philanthropic programs benefiting students, families, veterans, seniors and individuals in need, all within the community of Orange. For information, see assis- tanceleague.org/orange or scan the QR code: Kudos to collegians Attention OHS Panthers! State of the City tickets on sale Orange’s Katelyn Ito and Xiao Tan were named to the Dean’s List at Washington University in St. Louis. Ito graduated in May from the University’s College of Arts and Sciences; Tan is still en- rolled in that institution. Hazel Lenoir of North Tustin was named to the Dean’s List at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. She is a student of Spanish and Portuguese studies, majoring in international busi- ness and management. Demetra Culp of Villa Park Great news! Orange High School Class of '74 is planning its 50th Reunion! The Reunion Committee has planned an evening for reconnecting and strolling down Memory Lane on Sunday, Sept. 15, from 5-10 p.m. The event will be held at The Richland, a historic hotel in Old Towne Orange. Tickets are $100 per person. For questions and multiple payment options, email inquiries to OHS1974MyInfo@ gmail.com . Members of the Orange community are invited to the 2023 State of the City, Friday, Oct. 6 at 2 p.m. at Chapman University’s Musco Center. Mayor Dan Slater will present a city summary of 2022-23 and a glimpse of what’s ahead. The Cit- izen of the Year and Businesses of the Year awards are given. The program is followed by a cocktail party on Aitken Arts Pla- za in front of the Musco Center. See orangechamber.com/state- of-the-city for ticket information. graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, earning a BS in consumer behavior and marketplace studies. Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, named Quentin Gonzalez of Orange to the Dean's List. He is enrolled in the University’s Colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business and Education. Alexis Lopez of Orange graduated from Marquette University, Milwaukee, earning a BS in marketing. Virtual master classes offered Town & Gown, a nonprofit Chapman University support group, will present “Find Your Calm,” the first in a series of vir- tual master classes on a variety of topics hosted by members of the Chapman community. Rev. Dr. Gail Stearns will dis- cuss the current “mindfulness” trend in stress relief at 7 p.m., Sept. 21. She will explain how mindfulness comes from long- standing traditions that have even deeper, more spiritual and lasting effects on your life. This class is free. Register at Chapman.edu/TGOnlineMaster- Class. .