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B-2 ChMtnplon Thursday, July 27, 1995 iPeopli the Chino Hills Historical Society. She was elected during a historical society meeting at the library. Other officers elected for 1995-96 are Sue Briney, first vice president; Denise Cattern, second vice president; Ron Eaton, treasurer; and Dee Hallock, secretary. for a business-education partnership program, coordinate a grant department and find supplemental district funding. Ms.

James comes from the Lancaster School District where she developed a Partners in Education Program. Lancaster Superintendent David Alvarez indicated, "Since 1993, James was directly responsible for generating nearly $2 million for the district and we are very sorry to see her go." Three Chino residents were among the participants taking honors in the beef breeding division at the Orange County Fair this year. Julie Schmidt earned two first place, one fourth place and one first place ribbon. Justin Schmidt re-cieved second, third, fifth and fourth place ribbons (one each) and Mary Tim-mons received a first and thrid place ribbon. Erica Nunez Lorraine Jimenez Sabrina Reza New queen contest entrants Four more candidates have entered the Mexican Independence Queen contest.

Applications are available until Sept. 15. New entrants are: Lorraine Jimenez, 17, who will be a junior at Don Lugo High School, Chino. She is the daughter of Richard and Debbie Jimenez. Yvonne Serrano, 16, a sophomore at Chino High School.

She is the daughter of Lorraine Serrano. Erica Nunez, 17, a senior ywfiiT Fronek named Prado chief The family of Ruben and Irene Ayala gathered at their home Saturday to fete the state Senator and his wife on their 50th anniversary. The two, both Chino High graduates, were married Sunday, July 23, at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. The groom was still in the U.S. Marines, having served in the South Pacific.

The bride was in nurse training. They had a brief honeymoon at the Mission Inn in Riverside. Another longtime Chino couple who celebrated their 50th this year were Trino and Vera Perez. A reception was held April 29 at the DES Hall, and several members of the original wedding party were present. Anthony Michael Bur-key was born to Chino residents Michael and Lisa Burkey April 21 at U.S.

Family care in Montclair. He weighed 6 13 oz. and was 18 12 inches long. He joined two brothers, Michael and James 5-year-old Chino resident Allison Kim took first place in a Hula Hoop contest at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. In the Fitness Challenge, Chelsea Fishbi, 3, and Nathan Fishbi, 6, of Chino Hills finished first.

Chino Hills teacher at Chino Hills Christian, Paula Perez, finished second in the Banana Relay. Noelle Herwig of East Side Christian in Chino Hills took third. Chino Hills residents Austin Fvyimoto, 3, and Alec Fujimoto, 5, finished third in the Potato' Push. Gregor Smith, 7, of Chino Hills finished first in the Limbo. Chino Hills resident Karen Bristow will serve her second term as president of That you remainder on your nrsi It you have quality to at Ayala High School, Chino Hills.

She is the daughter of Elvira Baeaza and Arturo Nunez. Sabrina Reza, 18, Chino High class sof 1995. She is the daughter of Gonzalo and Shirley Reza. The contest is open to girls and young women ages 15 to 21 of Mexican descent who live in the Chino Valley. For more information, contact Helen Monsivais, contest organizer, at 591-5864.

Sunnie Fronek Camp a more proficient operation. Located in Chino next to the California Institution for Men, the camp is run jointly by the CDF and the California Department of Corrections. Prado camp houses 14-man firefighting crews. One of the crews is assigned to the initial attack helicopter program operated in cooperation between CDF and the San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department. When not fighting fires, the camp crews work for different local, state and federal agencies.

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His Eagle project was the preparation and painting of 1,000 feet of white fence at Valle Vista Park in Chino Hills. He supervised a crew of 35 on two Saturdays. His court of honor will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Mormon Stake Center on Eucalyptus Avenue. Greg has also earned his bronze and gold palm, and has served as a scribe, patrol leader, assistant senior patrol leader, and senior patrol leader.

He earned 32 merit badges. He is a member of Troop 209 and a Town send Junior High School graduate. Diane James has been named Director of Resources and Development of the Chino School District. The new position was created to provide leadership Did You may be eligible lor down payment assistance 1 1 The Aguileras Francisco and Vivian Aguilera of Chino celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Tuesday. They were married July 25, 1970 at Ova-Lady of Guadalupe Church in Chino.

Mr. and Mrs. Aguilera are graduates of Chino High School. They have four children and one grandchild. Mr.

Aguilera works at Lockheed Air Terminal, while Mrs. Aguilera is employed at Pomona Valley Medical Center. The couple renewed their vows at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church on July 14, followed by a reception at their home attended by 60 guests. The California Department of Forestry (CDF) and Fire Protection's Prado Conservation Camp has a new boss. Division Chief Sunnie Fronek who took over on July 1, replaces Division Chief Jan Newman who retired last year.

His arrival at Prado is a promotion and a transfer. Prior to the move, Chief Fronek spent the last seven years as a battalion chief for the department in the BishopOwens Valley area. He began his firefighting career in 1966 as a seasonal firefighter for CDF in Orange County. As he takes command at Prado, Chief Fronek said that he has no immediate plans for changes to the camp's operations. He does plan to continue to maintain the operation and reputation of the camp and the helicopter program.

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