Foothills Sentry September 2024

Page 13 Foothills Sentry SEPTEMBER 2024 PIANO INSTRUCTION Your home. Learn music you love. 20yrs exp. BA music/ child development. (949) 637- 8208 Thekeyboardlady.com FOR RENT Furnished 3,600 sq ft Villa Park home, 4 Bedrooms, Triple Garage, Pool. Please supply 3 references. $10K a month. Short term rentals available late August & September. Please call 657 604-9617 MAINE COON KITTENS Adorable Purebred Maine Coon Kittens $800/1000 Text @ (714) 366-7331 CLASSIFIEDS INVESTMENTS TAXES ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS Coalescent Design Group Bruce Spielbuehler, Architect Additions, Remodels &Major Renovations Garages, ADU/Granny Units, Pool Houses 22343 La Palma Ave # 124, Yorba Linda, CA 92887 714-624-3692 www.coalescent-design-group.com Orange Art Association features oil painting The Orange Art Association (OAA) will feature Erich Neubert demonstrating work with oils at its Monday, Sept. 9 meeting. The association meets at the Community of Christ Church, 395 So. Tustin St. The monthly com- petitions begin at 7 p.m., and the artist demonstrations at 7:30 p.m. OAA welcomes new members; yearly dues are $35. For informa- tion, call Pat at (714) 538-8069. Comic Convention supports Orange libraries Correction The Orange Public Library at 407 E. Chapman will host a Com- ic Convention book sale, Satur- day, Sept. 14, from noon to 4 p.m. Located in the front foyer of the library, the sale will feature comic books, anime and graphic novels. Proceeds will go to all three Orange libraries, which, due to the city’s deficit, need funding support more than ever. In the August Sentry, “Orange to ask voters for tax increase,” Councilwoman Kathy Tavoularis was incorrectly ascribed to a state- ment regarding councilmembers giving up stipends and benefits in response to the city’s budget defi- cit. Those comments should have been attributed to Ana Gutierrez. CPOC to feature candidates The Conservative Patriots of Orange County will focus on the upcoming election at its Thurs- day, Sept. 19 meeting at the Santa Ana Elks Lodge. The group’s Parade at the Podi- um gives candidates the opportu- nity to introduce themselves and their platforms and answer ques- tions from the audience. All can- didates running for school boards, city councils, water districts who wish to address the voters should contact Special Projects Officer Stephanie Townsend at stephani- es68th@gmail.com to reserve a speaking slot. Tickets are $30, and include a buffet dinner. The price for at- tendees age 14-25, is $20. Young people under 18 must be accom- panied by an adult. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The Lodge is located at 1751 S. Elk St., Santa Ana. Pur- chase tickets online at conserva- tivepatriotsofoc.org. Let’s go to the movies! Conser- vative Patriots of Orange County will sponsor a private showing of the movie “Reagan," star- ring Dennis Quaid, at a Sunday matinee on Sept. 29. Tickets are $17.76 each. Popcorn and a drink may be purchased for $10. For information, visit the CPOC website. OPA BBQ Tickets going fast PROPERTY MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE SENIOR RESIDENTIAL CARE Residential Care Home for the Older Adult Sonia Garcia-Francia CEO 714-269-7307 Sonia@guardianangelshomes.com Kelly S. Francia Harlan Administrator 714-812-0137 Kellysabrina@guardianangelshomes.com M.A. Psychology, M.A. Gerontology Master of HR Management www.GuardianAngelsHomes.com North Tustin Locations Crescendo presents Eagles Ronstadt tribute Band The Crescendo Chapter of the Guilds of Segerstrom Center is kicking off its 2024-25 Celebrity Speakers Series with the Eagles Ronstadt Experience, a band that pays tribute to rock icons the Ea- gles and Linda Ronstadt. The Thursday, Sept. 19 pro- gram features a repertoire of chart-topping hits, harmony vo- cals, rockin’ rhythms and soulful guitar solos. The band will cover such popular tunes as “Hotel California,” “Blue Bayou,” “Easy Feeling,” and “Desperado.” The concert begins at 10 a.m. at the Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. Tickets are $45. Bowers members may buy a ticket for $35. For information about tickets, contact Maggie Hart at (714) 356-6720. Parking at the museum is $6. Cadets in the Orange High School Junior ROTC program traveled to Washington D.C. over spring break. The group of 12 cadets got a private tour of the Capitol by Congressman Lou Correa (D-46th), visited the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, and the Marine Barracks Washington where they met with the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps. In addition, the cadets were taken on tours of the Museum of the Marine Corps, the Washington and Lincoln Memorials, the Vietnam and Korean War Memorials, as well as Arlington National Cemetery. Greg Goodlander, president of the Orange Unified Education Associa- tion, accepted an award given to the organization at the Orange County Labor Federation Gala last month. The award was presented by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurman (second from left) The Orange Park Association reports that tickets for the annual Fall BBQ and Dance are selling fast, and reminds those who plan to attend that last year’s event sold out. The OPA BBQ, the commu- nity’s signature fundraiser, takes place on Saturday, Sept. 21 at the home of the Sandfords. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. Valet parking is complimentary. The event features a full course BBQ dinner, a Margarita bar, si- lent and live auctions, raffle and dancing under the stars to country rock band, the Mowdy. Proceeds from the event benefit the preservation and protection of the 96-year-old equestrian com- munity. Tickets are $125 at or- angeparkacres.org. To donate auction items or become a sponsor, contact BBQ chair Sherry Panttaja, (714) 343- 4965. Photo by Andrew Tonkovich