Woodcarving Show Opens At Orange County Center
The seventh annual Woodcarving Art Show of Orange County Chapter 2 opens at the Tustin Area Senior Center this weekend with judging on Saturday morning and a whittling contest Sunday afternoon. Admission is a $1 donation. proceeds help Cub Scout activities.
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Orange County
California Carvers Guild
Tustin Area
S.C St
Red Hill Lutheran Church
Karen Reinsvold
Ann Anton
Jill Leach
Murderers to be sentenced on next hearing
Front page tease notes page 3 coverage including murderers’ sentencing, FHS Homecoming Queen Hicks, and Hicks Canyon ground broken in town events.
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FHS
Hicks Canyon
Beakman High bus plan fuels Lyon Street protest
About 200 people packed the school district board room to oppose the Sept. 29 decision to bus west Tustin and east Santa Ana students to Beckman High School opening in fall 2004. The map, called the triangle, covers Lyon Street area served by Lambert Elementary, with Latino, low income families dominating. Board majority overruled trustees seeking to keep Lyon Street students at Foot Hill High, instead voting to send them to Beckman to fill two classes, while North Tustin stays at Foothill High.
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West Tustin
East Santa Ana
Beckman High School
Costa Mesa
Santa Ana
Lyon Street
Lambert
Tammie
Tustin
Foothill High
Tustin High
Beckman
School of choice policy faced by Irvine district
The Irvine school board postponed a decision on adjusting the district policy that grandfathered high school students to allow school choice. The Sept 29 vote redirected Lambert Elementary attendance area students to Foothill High in fall 2004 if they have siblings there, excluding current freshmen without older siblings and mandating busing to Beckman under current rules.
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Lambert
Foothill High School
Beckman High
West Irvine
Foothill
Lambert Area
Beckman
Fran
Four schools to get Measure G funds in district plan
Tustin district approves Phase I repairs at Beswick Guin Foss Lambert and Loma Vista schools funded by Measure G bond money and state matching funds totaling 6.41 million, part of an 108 million program to fix life safety building integrity and ADA compliance across the 20 oldest schools. Superintendent Pete Gorman notes linked projects avoid duplicative work as Phase I priorities set.
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George Stewart
Tustin News
Beswick
Guin Foss
Lambert
Loma Vista
Pete Gorman
Gorman
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Miguel Vasconcellos
Jake
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