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The Ebell Club of Canyon Hills has donated over $1,000 worth of essential school supplies to students in need within the Orange Unified School District. Organized by first vice presidents Heather Terjung and Donna Frize, this initiative aims to support local education. Members of the Ebell Club are encouraged to engage in community service, and the club also hosts various events to foster community ties. Upcoming events include the Dozynki Harvest Festival and a Dog Days of Summer Sale, showcasing the club’s commitment to benefiting residents.
Canyon Hills – The Ebell Club of Canyon Hills has made a significant impact this back-to-school season, donating over $1,000 worth of essential school supplies to students in need within the Orange Unified School District. The initiative was spearheaded by first vice presidents Heather Terjung and Donna Frize, who organized this essential project aimed at supporting local education.
The donated supplies included a variety of items such as pens, pencils, markers, crayons, glue sticks, and spiral notebooks, all of which are crucial for students as they prepare to start a new academic year. These supplies will be distributed across the district’s campuses located in Anaheim Hills, Orange, and Villa Park, ensuring that children in those areas can begin their school year equipped with the necessary materials to succeed.
Membership in the Ebell Club is open to all women in the community who are interested in engaging in fun, friendship, and community service. The club currently has a leadership team that includes third vice presidents for membership, Sharon Woodward and Joyce Rogers, alongside Barbara Shaia who serves as the club president. For those wanting to learn more about the Ebell Club’s activities or to join, information can be sought through a phone call at 714-865-2805.
In addition to their successful school supplies donation, the Ebell Club is also involved in various community events designed to engage and benefit residents. One such event is the 46th annual Dozynki Harvest Festival, set to take place on September 20 and 21 at the Pope John Paul II Polish Center. This festival is a vibrant celebration of Polish culture, featuring traditional foods, folk dancers in costume, children’s games, and a musical performance by Trio Stekla, under the direction of actress Paulina Stekla. A cash raffle as part of the festival will offer prizes of $5,000, $3,000, and $1,000 with tickets selling for $5 each. More details can be obtained by contacting the Polish Center at 714-996-8161 or visiting polishcenter.org.
Furthermore, the Friends of Canyon Hills Library are hosting a “Dog Days of Summer Sale” on August 26 and 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This event promises a broad selection of fiction, non-fiction, special interest books, children’s books, puzzles, and other specialty items at great prices. Proceeds from this sale play a vital role in supporting the programs and services offered by the library branch. Interested individuals can contact the library at 714-765-6444 for more information.
Another engaging event is being organized by the Anaheim, Orange, and Villa Park Women’s Connection. They will host a “Fashions thru the Decades” luncheon on September 8 at Black Gold Golf Club. Doors will open at 10:30 a.m. for socializing and shopping, with the luncheon and fashion show starting at 11:30 a.m. Guests are encouraged to dress in their favorite decade’s fashion, with potential participants being selected to model. The event also features entertainment by singer Judy Talbot and guest speaker Carol Abernathie, who will discuss “The Song of the Wild One.” The cost to attend this event is $35, and those interested must RSVP to Barbi Zipperian at 714-280-9062 by August 25.
Lastly, looking ahead, the fifth annual Hope Restored India Fashion Show Benefit Luncheon is scheduled for October 18 at Calvary Chapel East Anaheim. This event will begin with a silent auction and raffle at 10:30 a.m. and will follow with the main luncheon and fashion show starting at 11 a.m. The benefit will feature designs from La Galleria Boutique and aims to raise funds for Hope Restored India, which supports women and children who have been affected by human trafficking in India. Tickets for this notable event are priced at $55 per person, and reservations can be made through the organization’s website.
Overall, the Ebell Club of Canyon Hills, along with other local organizations, continue to play crucial roles in building community ties while addressing the needs of residents through service and engagement.
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Arts Education
- OC Register: Anaheim Hills Briefs
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- OC Register: Teacher Union Swindle in Orange Unified
- Wikipedia: Teacher Unions in the United States
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