Portola Hills Cadette Girl Scout Troop 1117 has earned its Silver Award by helping kids in need through the Illumination Foundation. The troop spent more than 40 hours on the project over six months. Troop members raised money through cookie sales and built four raised-bed vegetable gardens for the Illumination Foundation’s Children’s Resource Center in Stanton. The Scouts wanted to provide the children with an educational and sustainable way to produce their own food while developing healthier eating habits, said Julie Otott, troop adviser.
The troop also got help from the Home Depot in Lake Forest, which donated supplies, and from local Girl Scout troops that donated more than 80 packages of seeds.
The troop includes Isabella Otott, Abbie Robbins, Grace Hsieh and Arden Portwood and is led by Julie Otott and Cyndi Robbins.
MANAGERS EARN CERTIFICATION
Lisa Gross of Professional Community Management of California in Lake Forest and Jennifer Peat with Peatco Properties in Mission Viejo have been awarded the statewide designation of Certified Community Association Manager from the California Association of Community Managers, based in Laguna Hills. To qualify, managers need to complete the association’s educational program about California law, ethical standards and best practices for community association management.
FARMERS MARKET DONATES TO SCHOOLS
The Foothill Ranch Certified Farmers Market, which is held year-round from 3 to 7 p.m. on Thursdays at 26612 Towne Centre Drive in Foothill Ranch, donates a percentage of its sales to the Trabuco Hills Education Endowment Association.
The association supports programs at Trabuco Hills High School.
NEKTER LENDS HAND TO HEART ATTACK VICTIM
Nekter Juice Bar, which has locations in Mission Viejo, Ladera Ranch and Rancho Santa Margarita, has raised more than $8,400 for Ladera Ranch resident Phil Laclair, who is recovering from a cardiac arrest that resulted in a five-day medically induced coma. The father of two sons – Braden, 6, and Brody, 1 – is now undergoing cardiac rehabilitation.
Nekter, where Laclair’s wife Natalie works as a bookkeeper, donated $1 for every drink sold at all California locations on June 16.
“We view Nekter as a family, and Natalie is part of that family,” said Steve Schulze, Nekter president. “When a family is in need, we feel it is important to step up and help out where we can. With the cost of medications and other medical expenses, our hope was that we could provide a little financial comfort.”
GOLF CLASSIC RAISES MONEY FOR HOSPITAL
The Mission Hospital Golf Classic raised more than $382,000 in support of the hospital’s Neuroscience and Spine Institute, set to open in the fall. The event, held at the Pelican Hill Club in Newport Beach, was organized by Jim Bastian and sponsored by Audi Mission Viejo and Infiniti of Mission Viejo.
Blake Dillion was the lucky winner of a new Infiniti QX60 during an opportunity drawing.
ELKS LODGE HOLDS FREE VISION TESTS
The Mission Viejo Saddleback Valley Elks Lodge, with partial funding from the city of Mission Viejo, will host its first free vision testing for preschoolers from noon to 5 p.m. on Aug. 17. The event, conducted by the Better Vision for Children Foundation, is held at the lodge, 25092 Marguerite Parkway in Mission Viejo. To continue the free program, the Elks Lodge is seeking sponsors, who can contact firstname.lastname@example.org to make a donation.
CHILI COOKOFF RAISES $8,200
The Silverado Children’s Center Chili Cookoff raised about $8,200 for the center, which recently underwent renovations and expanded its curriculum. Zahid Mansour, the owner of the Lake Forest Wienerschnitzel, received a thank you plaque from the center on July 14 after donating 500 hot dogs, buns and chili to help make it the most profitable chili cookoff in the past nine years, said Jean Chapman of the Chili Cookoff Committee.
LOCAL STUDENTS MAKE DEAN’S LIST
Leonora Holmes, a senior at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minn., made the dean’s list. To qualify, a student needs to have a 3.6 grade-point average or higher.
Holmes is the daughter of Linda Linnebach of Lake Forest.
Laguna Hills resident Taylor Messick, who’s studying biological science at California Lutheran University, has made the dean’s list. Students need to earn a 3.6 grade-point average to qualify for that list as well.
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Portola Hills Cadette Girl Scout Troop 1117 has earned its Silver Award by helping kids in need through the Illumination Foundation. The troop spent more than 40 hours on the project over six months. Troop members raised money through cookie sales and built four raised-bed vegetable gardens for the Illumination Foundation’s Children’s Resource Center in Stanton. The Scouts wanted to provide the children with an educational and sustainable way to produce their own food while developing healthier eating habits, said Julie Otott, troop adviser.
The troop also got help from the Home Depot in Lake Forest, which donated supplies, and from local Girl Scout troops that donated more than 80 packages of seeds.
The troop includes Isabella Otott, Abbie Robbins, Grace Hsieh and Arden Portwood and is led by Julie Otott and Cyndi Robbins.
MANAGERS EARN CERTIFICATION
Lisa Gross of Professional Community Management of California in Lake Forest and Jennifer Peat with Peatco Properties in Mission Viejo have been awarded the statewide designation of Certified Community Association Manager from the California Association of Community Managers, based in Laguna Hills. To qualify, managers need to complete the association’s educational program about California law, ethical standards and best practices for community association management.
FARMERS MARKET DONATES TO SCHOOLS
The Foothill Ranch Certified Farmers Market, which is held year-round from 3 to 7 p.m. on Thursdays at 26612 Towne Centre Drive in Foothill Ranch, donates a percentage of its sales to the Trabuco Hills Education Endowment Association.
The association supports programs at Trabuco Hills High School.
NEKTER LENDS HAND TO HEART ATTACK VICTIM
Nekter Juice Bar, which has locations in Mission Viejo, Ladera Ranch and Rancho Santa Margarita, has raised more than $8,400 for Ladera Ranch resident Phil Laclair, who is recovering from a cardiac arrest that resulted in a five-day medically induced coma. The father of two sons – Braden, 6, and Brody, 1 – is now undergoing cardiac rehabilitation.
Nekter, where Laclair’s wife Natalie works as a bookkeeper, donated $1 for every drink sold at all California locations on June 16.
“We view Nekter as a family, and Natalie is part of that family,” said Steve Schulze, Nekter president. “When a family is in need, we feel it is important to step up and help out where we can. With the cost of medications and other medical expenses, our hope was that we could provide a little financial comfort.”
GOLF CLASSIC RAISES MONEY FOR HOSPITAL
The Mission Hospital Golf Classic raised more than $382,000 in support of the hospital’s Neuroscience and Spine Institute, set to open in the fall. The event, held at the Pelican Hill Club in Newport Beach, was organized by Jim Bastian and sponsored by Audi Mission Viejo and Infiniti of Mission Viejo.
Blake Dillion was the lucky winner of a new Infiniti QX60 during an opportunity drawing.
ELKS LODGE HOLDS FREE VISION TESTS
The Mission Viejo Saddleback Valley Elks Lodge, with partial funding from the city of Mission Viejo, will host its first free vision testing for preschoolers from noon to 5 p.m. on Aug. 17. The event, conducted by the Better Vision for Children Foundation, is held at the lodge, 25092 Marguerite Parkway in Mission Viejo. To continue the free program, the Elks Lodge is seeking sponsors, who can contact firstname.lastname@example.org to make a donation.
CHILI COOKOFF RAISES $8,200
The Silverado Children’s Center Chili Cookoff raised about $8,200 for the center, which recently underwent renovations and expanded its curriculum. Zahid Mansour, the owner of the Lake Forest Wienerschnitzel, received a thank you plaque from the center on July 14 after donating 500 hot dogs, buns and chili to help make it the most profitable chili cookoff in the past nine years, said Jean Chapman of the Chili Cookoff Committee.
LOCAL STUDENTS MAKE DEAN’S LIST
Leonora Holmes, a senior at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minn., made the dean’s list. To qualify, a student needs to have a 3.6 grade-point average or higher.
Holmes is the daughter of Linda Linnebach of Lake Forest.
Laguna Hills resident Taylor Messick, who’s studying biological science at California Lutheran University, has made the dean’s list. Students need to earn a 3.6 grade-point average to qualify for that list as well.
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