13 Nov 2003
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Newspaper
Orange City News
Location
Orange, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2003
Page
1
The Villa Park Women's League will host the Giving Tree program at the Green Pear in the Villa Park Shopping Center with gifts due by December 6. A Holiday Fantasy Dinner Dance is set for December 6 at 7 p.m. at the Santa Ana Country Club, featuring Ace of Hearts, priced at $185 per couple with photos. Contact Arline Barsa or Sandy Bass for details.
KIJIS-FM traffic reporter Commander Chuck Street will land his Mountain Dew Jet Ranger 1 on Chapman Hills Elementary grass at 10 30 a.m. today to urge students to read and chase their dreams. Principal Karen Merkow calls the visit very motivating as Street tours about two dozen schools yearly with the Sky's the Limit program.
Queen Lisette Lisette Murrieta smiles as her father Mike congratulates her during Modena High’s Homecoming halftime festivities at Fred Kelly Stadium on November 6. The event honors the student with the crown amid ceremonial pageantry.
El Modena High School ASB planned a November 6 homecoming halftime show titled Light My Fire. After Southern California’s devastating wildfires, leaders revised plans to include a fire-relief fund and firefighters celebration to show sympathy for victims. Orange County communities joined in with support as Orange and Villa Park residents followed news of the fires. The Orange fire department dispatched three engines and a battalion chief to aid firefighting efforts in San Diego and San Bernardino for a week.
Orange Citizens for Parks and Schools plans to turn in about 5,847 valid voter signatures by Thursday to place a referendum on the March 2004 ballot or a special citywide vote. OCPS aims for 7,000 but would not disclose progress.
The city and the American Legion held a Veterans Day tribute Sunday at Santa Fe Depot Park honoring Robert Williams, a place of honor veteran of the 90th Army Infantry in WWII, for his service.
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