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Trabuco Canyon News 2010 Editions
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February 24th, Rancho Santa Margarita Mayor
Jerry Holloway on behalf of the City issued a pro-
clamation proclaiming the week of March 8th-14th
as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week throughout
the City. Accepting the proclamation on behalf of MS
Society was Leslie Brecheen pictured with Mayor
Pro Tempore Tony Beall and Mayor Jerry Holloway. |
February 24th, RSM Mayor Jerry Holloway, on
behalf of the City Council proclaimed the week
of March 7th-13th as Girl Scout Week. Pictured
accepting the proclamation are: Girl Scouts
Stephanie and Sarah Kwiatkowski, Girl Scout
Service Unit Mgr. Sandy Kwiatkowski, Girl Scout
Council of OC Membership Specialist Karen
Myhra with Mayor Pro Tempore Tony
Beall and RSM Mayor Jerry Holloway. |
Santa Margarita Catholic High School Squad Pep
Dir. Dana Maas was named California State Cheer
Coach of the Year by CheerPros and will carry
the title for 2010. Maas is a 1992 graduate of the
school was once a member of the SMCHS squad
herself. She was voted most spirited in the
Santa Margarita 1992 yearbook, Maas was highly
involved in not just cheer, but track, ASB and
drama. Now in her 17th season as a cheer coach
at SMCHS, Maas is still working to spread
school spirit. Dana Maas is pictured with
varsity song leaders Paige King, Emily Haines,
Amanda Parker and Courtney Stoddard. |
Cadette Troop 1336 are firmly committed to
showing others that they care. The troop has
completed a wide range of community service
projects including: collecting clothing for
an orphanage in Mexico, assembling Easter
baskets for children of incarcerated parents,
and building a shade arbor for a local horse
rescue. The girls began the new year by help-
ing over fifty Meals-On-Wheels recipients feel
a little extra love on Valentine's Day. The
troop wrote cards and put together care pack -
ages to help brighten the day of some special
seniors. Pictured are: Kailey Banayet, Hayley
Bogin, Sarah Blackmore, Isabella Goni, Maddie
Terry, Isabel Cookston and Kendall Nolan. |
February 15th, RSM City Manager Steven Hayman
and Human Resources/Risk Management Admin-
istrator Mark Taylor displaying the new fire alert
flag. The O.C. Fire Authority, in cooperation with
the O.C. Board of Supervisors and O.C. Parks, recent-
ly launched its new O.C. Fire Watch Program to alert
the public when there is an elevated fire danger.
Wildfires are more likely to occur during red flag
conditions, strong winds accompanied by low
humidity. The OCFA provided this flag and
will instruct the city as to when condition
rendered, to raise it at city hall. |
April 3rd, SAMLARC is hosting their Annual Spring
Fling event (1- 4p.m.) at Solana Park, 21601 Via
Regressos in Rancho. SAMLARC residents, bring
the family out for a fun-filled afternoon and don't
forget your camera for pictures with Eggbert &
Erika the Bunny. There will be bounce houses,
petting zoo, face painters, pony rides, crafts and
carnival games. Bring your baskets, egg hunts
are scheduled staring at 1:00p.m. For more infor-
mation visit www.samlarc.org or call Annmarie
Hysler at (949) 209-5087. Wanda the Tooth
Fairy will be there to read to the children. |
February 25th, RSM Age Well Senior Services
(formerly South County Senior Services) hosted
a Twilight Dinner. Peter & Nancy Eberhardt, Mary
Ann & Carl Graham, Millie & Tony Meyer, Margie
Brown and Blanca Lara enjoyed dinner held at
the Bell Tower Regional Community Center. |
February 25th, guests Clem Smith, Marilyn
Smith, Nancy Life, Mary Clifford, Virginia Owens
and Marjorie Gould enjoyed the evening enter-
tainment of the Joanie’s Ragtime Band featur-
ing banjos, piano and fiddles at the senior
Twilight Dinner gathering. |
February 25th, the Age Well Senior Services
hosted an evening of dinner and entertainment
with sing-a-longs from the 40’s and 50’s, which was
enjoyed by guests Ruth Vert, Cora Naraso, Terri
Iway, Noella Goulet and Jerry Priscaro. |
Twilight diners Don & Jeanne Jonas, Rima Bruce,
Maxine Neuhauser, Richard & Angie Garnett,
Janet Soft and Mary Paxon enjoyed the evening
menu of chicken cordon blue, caesar salad, wild
rice pilaf and topped off with strawberry cake. |
February 25th, Age Well Senior Services hosted their Twilight Dinner at the Bell Tower Regional
Community Center. It is the prefect facility for such a gathering with Joanie’s Ragtime Band
set up and Clem Smith and Marilyn Smith had on their dancing shoes. |
February 24th, Rancho Santa Margarita Mayor Jerry Holloway on behalf of the City Council presented
OCSD Deputy John Barbour with the MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) Deuce Award. Deputy Barbour
made 29 DUI arrests in 2009. Pictured at the City Council Chambers are: Assemblyman Jeff Miller’s
aid Paul Kim, Mayor Pro Tempore Tony Beall, OCSD Deputy John Barbour, RSM Chief of
Police Lt. Stacey Taylor, Tustin Police Officer L.F. Seja and RSM Mayor Holloway. |
February 24th, Rancho Santa Margarita Mayor Jerry Holloway on behalf of the City Council presented
Certificates of Recognition to two Robinson Elementary sixth graders, Katherine Goodman and Luke
Wattenberg. Both students have attained a high level of academic achievement in all areas, making
them outstanding students and citizens in school. Pictured are: Assemblyman Jeff Miller’s aid Paul
Kim, Mayor Pro Tempore Tony Beall, Luke Wattenberg, Katherine Goodman, Robinson Elementary
Principal Don Snyder, Linda McGovern (Katherine’s teacher) and RSM Mayor Jerry Holloway.
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