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A5 THE TUSTIN NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1996 A A Amvilrnphu laicral Sricrosh Aisn f(- l.ounh Oupli We Give What You Give! Lou Gehrig's Disease ALS) 0 375-1922 ASSOCIATION (714) 587-9700 M-F 9-7 SAT 9-6 SUN 10-5 IRISH DANCE LESSONS A New Children's Class t. Will Be Beginning In I 1 f1 IT 1 A I'm II tY i A'iai service, ingn yuamy, low i rices A. Thn Jlf TUSMIIMIHEArea No Appointment Necessary Open 7 Days A Week 1 832L3294 kids cut 1 "adult 1078 Irvine Blvd. TUSTIN (At Newport Ave. Next to Ralphs) TVT 1 TT "1 6 Week WortshcB lot Aoults lo begirt in April.

Call lor details. ur- Prtasion Cut I FILLS I I lY 'Flat Tops Extol! YA Flat Tops kin I For initiation Ml! IfOtVV 17 I TVT A TT I I COLOR PERM I Conditioner I I La if Cu II Hi'" Cul I i I'M aim. Ml Tnnit'c J1Fli schools in the district. The recipients are: Francine Scinto, Arroyo; Deborah Balk-man, Mary Hegardt and Jeanine Raab, Benson; Jack and Lynette Dodge and Doug Hecka thorn, Beswick; Jeannie Chapman and Yolanda Palacios, Estock; Linda Carter, Marilyn Hames and De De Smith, Loma Vista; Tammis Berkheimer and Monique Edwards, Nelson; Tricia Boudreau, Lisa Crabtree and Debbie Masri, Memorial Academy; and Kathy Greenwood, Veeh. More are Al Acosta and Larry Stapleton, Columbus Tustin; Sharon Echafai, Jacqueline Law-son and Laura Spezza, Currie; Judy MacMurdo, Hewes; Jack Billings, Utt; Janet Cutler, Carole Katz and Howard and Carol Hay, Foothill; and Al Enderle and Gilbert Rivera, Tustin High.

Distrct celebrates classified employees The Tustin school district will celebrate Classified School Employees Week May 19 through 25. Schools will hold activities and events honoring support service employees for their contributions to students, teachers and administrators. Classified school employees include secretaries, clerks, instructional aides, print shop operators, custodians, grounds-keepers, maintenance workers, tradesmen, warehouse and food service employees, bus drivers and others. They provide valuable services to. schools and students and contribute to a positive instructional environment according to district officials.

IF 1 Restaurant Oyster Bar Lake Fqrebt LiMOusim Inc. SCHOOL NOTES FROM A-4 versary and our selection as a 1996 California Distinguished School, we are challenging the entire community to make Tus-tin High a model for academic excellence among Orange County high schools," Boies said. The task force is focusing on academics, test scores, APHon-ors classes, college-bound students, library-media research, clubs and organizations, alumni resources and parent involvement. The group includes representatives from the Curriculum Council, PTO, Academic Boosters and Site Council. For information, call the school at 730-7414.

Teachers of the Year honored at breakfast The Irvine Company, Tustin Public Schools Foundation and Tustin Chamber of Commerce are hosting the 1996 Teacher Excellence Awards Breakfast on Monday at Temple Beth Sholom. This year's theme is "Breakfast of Champions." The annual event will honor the Tustin Teacher of the Year and other school nominees whose contributions to education have proven to be outstanding. Each teacher also will receive a cash award in the amount of $500 from The Irvine Company for school or classroom purposes. David Peay, choral music director at Hewes Middle School and Foothill High School, is the 1996-97 TUSD Teacher of the Year and will represent Tustin in the 1997 Orange County Teacher of the Year program. Other Teacher of the Year nominees are: Leta Armstrong, Arroyo; Rebecca Cameron, Benson; Gary Frost, Beswick; Wendy Jawor, Estock; Kristin Brown Heideman; Carol Kirkbride, Loma Vista; Lisa Graham, Nelson; and Debbie Fisher, Thor-man.

More are: Denene Coletti, Memorial Academy; Susan Cline, Tustin Ranch; Lynne Christy, Veeh; Nancy Kaahaaina, Columbus Tustin; Peg Klingensmith, Currie; Lissa Pestolesi, Utt; Molly Baross, Hillview; and Karen Akashi, Tustin High. In addition, Tustin Public Schools Foundation's grant award recipients will be recognized during the program. Approximately $42,000 in classroom project grants have been awarded this year. The event begins at 7:30 a.m. For information, call the founda unrhpnn Dinner Nightly 1 --701 OIOI tap wmm Eat, Drink See Tke Sea $21.95 ceiling price on menu per person stjXi'Ji' I LIJ fill LJ I I UltitUlliCK IU WUIU CHBWifllCl UlU ItlLIUUCU rf: J1 rnmnlimcntarv rhamnapnp 2 hnilM 1 1 V- of dining pleasure Limousines to and from the restaurant Discounted rates for addrtional couplets Sun, Thurs.

Only Call For Dinner omantic 'Escape to 9apes 9p (Passport Htquirtd Luxurious Limousine Service to Naples, California Tustin High hosts Tutors 4 program Tustin High School has started a student-run tutoring program called "TUTORS 4 A group of students serves as volunteer tutors and offers academic help in all subject areas to other students. They meet on campus after school for an hour Monday through Thursday. Staff members encourage student involvement in the program by offering credit for students who either serve as tutors or seek Ooe Hour Authentic Gondola Cruise Waterfront Dinner (cost AIRPORT SPECIAL TO LAX From $75 20 Gratuity includes tax tip to server) Theatre Packages and Concert Packages Create Your Own Complimentary Dessert Limousines Cruise Home No Jet Lag 15732 Tustin Village Way Tustin. CA (714) 542-9000 JEWELRY EXCHANGE- $259.00 FOR 2 Sun -Thurs Discounted rates for additional eoupleis) Only help from a tutor according to SELL mm ISCJJEE7 English teacheradvisor Lindlee Sims, who helped create the program and oversees' the tutoring sessions in her classroom. The following students have served as tutors and worked a minimum of 10 hours in the program: Daran Bae, Robert Cruick- You can be sure I will be looking out for your best interest.

Call me! shank, Kailin Hwang and Venette Koumbis, juniors; and Daniel Choi, Kaisha Hwang and Kristen LaRue, freshmen. Koumbis also is the student head of the Students who attend "TUTORS 4 on a regular basis and show marked improvement receive a certificate of success for their dedication and effort according to Sims. Tiffany Williams BUILDER'S DELIGHT Good rental property. 2 BR, 1 BA house on R-2 lot. With plans through the city to add a 1 BR.

1 BA addition to the existing house ik to build a 2 story 3 BR, 2 BA 1831 SF in the rear. Also tenant will rent during construction, so builder can use a 203B FHA loan profit Immediately. Submit offers! DECORAriVE NORTH TUSTIN CITY HOME Light, bright airy spacious 2 BR, 2 BA, fireplace, inside laundry, complete wwasher dryer, luxurious master suite wadjoining dressing area. Security gate all amenities! Priced at only $112,500. Tustin High service clubs support Veeh Two student service clubs at Tustin High School are offering community support at Marjorie Veeh Elementary School.

The Tustin High Kiwins are Tiffany Williams providing child care for Parent Nights, Family Math and Read 832-2000 x225 Ask About IVfy 4-12 Commission Program! fir? wr? i ing nights, PTO meetings and other events at Veeh. Sabrina Beg, Matt Ching, Hanh Dao and Sabrina Sakaguchi, all juniors, I are participating in the project. FREE CABLE INSTALLATION WITH Tustin High Key club members are conducting an after-school tutoring program called "The Kid Center" on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Veeh's Day Care iij7 zjMmmmmmj Center. The students who started the program are Robert Flowers tion office at 832-6299. Repertory musical to star Tustin students Musical Youth Artist Repertory Theatre presents "Annie" with over 250 young people from Orange and L.A.

counties. Alyssa Atzeff, of Foothill; Stephanie Moore and Natalie Atzeff of Arroyo; and Jenna Gilbert of Loma Vista have lead parts. The Gala Performance is scheduled tomorrow night, May 17. A reception will be held at 7 p.m. followed by the curtain at 8.

Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children under 12. Matinee performances are set May 18, 19 and 25 at 2 p.m., and evening curtains, May 18, 24 and 25 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for children under 12. All performances will be held at Millikan High School, 2800 Snowden, Long Beach. Seating is limited.

For tickets, call (800) 400-2985. Foothill Education Fund raises $37,000 for school programs The Foothill High School Education Fund's third "Magic" dinnerauction raised $37,000. Proceeds will be used to purchase lap top computers, multimedia carts, a variety of teaching aids requested by individual teachers and software and training needs. The program is in support of the school's vision to "use technology as a tool to prepare our students for success in a technological world." Kitty and Ray Schuler won first prize, three nights and four days at the Palmilla Hotel in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, provided, in part by Leslie Pontious of Ancient Mariner Travel. Zan Lewis won a 20-inch Magnavox television with remote donated by Good Guys of Tustin, and David Prizio took home $250, the thrid prize.

School volunteers are cited at dinner The Tustin PTAPTO Coordinating Council presented its Special Recognition Awards at a meeting. They were given to parents, school employees, volunteers, community members and business leaders for their service to schools. The council is composed of PTAPTO presidents from all Phillip Gruber, Loc Van and Dung 1 9 FOR. 6 mONTHS AiVllL, I Vo, all juniors. CT, Utt bands win in district festival WHEN YOU ORDER COX CABLE TO PAY! AMUSEMENT CENTER Laser Storm Battle Zone VR Express Simulation Ride Splash Island Bumper Boats Batting Cages Miniature Golf McDonald's Express Thunder Road Race Tracks 25,000 sq.

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