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StandUp For Kids Hosts – 13 Minutes of Prayer for Homeless Youth

StandUp For Kids 13 Minutes of Prayer for Homeless Youth

St. Kilian Church will host a prayer vigil on behalf of homeless children and teens in Orange County. The ceremony will consist of 13 minutes of prayer-representing homeless children who die on the street each day-accompanied by speakers on homelessness and a live musical performance.

WHO: The StandUp For Kids organization will join 13 religious leaders in speaking out about homelessness. The organization will be conducting a food package, grocery gift card and backpack drive the evening of the event.

WHERE: St. Kilian Catholic Church

26872 Estanciero Drive, Mission Viejo, CA 92691

WHEN: Wednesday April 29, 7 – 8 p.m.

BACKGROUND:

Founded in 1990, StandUp For Kids is a national, non-profit organization

dedicated to improving the lives of homeless and at-risk youth. There are more than one

million homeless children and teens in the United States. Many are without a parent or

guardian, while others are victims of abuse or neglect. Through a national network made

up almost entirely of volunteers, StandUp For Kids reaches out to homeless children

and teens, and equips them with the tools they need to transition from life on the street to

lives of stability and opportunity. In addition to basic necessities such as food,

clothing and shelter, StandUp For Kids provides rescued youth with a variety of services,

including health care, education assistance and life skills training. Most importantly,

StandUp For Kidsworks to fulfill the most vital need of all: to know that someone

cares and wants to help.

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THE ELKS ELECT NEW OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR

New Officer NEWS RELEASE April 22, 2008
Mission Viejo/Saddleback Valley Elks Lodge #2444

25092 Marguerite Parkway (at La Paz Road)

Mission Viejo, Ca. 92692

Andy Costello, Public Relations, (949) 770-5796 (949)380-8787 aandmac@earthlink.net

THE ELKS ELECT NEW OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR

Members, families and guests recently attended the Mission Viejo, Saddleback Valley Elks installation of officers. Outgoing Exalted Ruler Michael Holohan expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the members for a very successful year. He praised his Corps of Officers and Committee workers for the numerous charitable accomplishments of the past twelve months. Holohan singled out the Elks Bingo Charities Committee and acknowledged them for a record year of contributions to the hundreds of worthy causes they sponsor in the community. He also offered his congratulations to the incoming Corps of Officers, pledging his support and wishing them success in the coming year.

The new officers will be serving the Lodge for a term of one year. They are: Exalted Ruler Jim Humphrey, Leading Knight Pat Martino, Loyal Knight Gloria R. LeCouvre, Lecturing Knight Gail Reavis, Secretary Charles Hart, Treasurer Oliver (Newt) Seal, Esquire Howard Sargent, Chaplain Jason Spence, Inner Guard Ray Mallen, Organist Andy Costello, Trustees: Gary Smith, Nancy Allen, Harvey Boelts, Tom Banning and Gary Bennington.

In his acceptance speech, newly elected Exalted Ruler Jim Humphrey said that his motto for the year will be, “Dedication, Teamwork and Communication are the Keys to Success”. He also pledged to continue the Lodges many charitable endeavors and to maintain the spirit of cooperation and involvement the Lodge has long enjoyed with the City of Mission Viejo and the communities of the Saddleback Valley.

The local Lodge is preparing to attend the State Elks Convention which will be held in Ontario May 13 to 16th. At that time a new Elks State Vice President will be installed and six members of the Mission Viejo, Saddleback Valley Elks will assume chairmanships in the Orange County District. The six Elks named to these prestigious positions are Bill James, Andy Costello, Pat Martino, Harvey Boelts, Irene Romero and Leo Hazell.

For information on Elks Charities or membership in the Elks call (949) 830-ELKS

Lighting Up The Night With New Shows And A New Glow! Disneyland Resort Celebrates Summer Nightastic!

Disneyland Resort will glow like never before this summer as it debuts an all-new fireworks show, Magical, along with sensational new characters and effects that will brighten the Summer Nightastic! lineup of after-dark entertainment.

LNES Team will compete in Knoxville May 20th

LAGUNA NIGUEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DESTINATION IMAGINATION TEAM TO COMPETE IN THE GLOBAL FINALS

A Team of third and fourth grade students from Laguna Niguel Elementary School will travel to Knoxville, Tennessee on May 20th to compete in the Global Destination Imagination Challenge. Destination Imagination is an international organization for elementary through college age students that teaches life skills, fosters creativity and teamwork, and expands imagination through team-based creative problem solving.

The Laguna Niguel Elementary School Destination Imagination (DI) Team, The Masterminds, won the California State Championship DI Competition, in their respective division, qualifying them to compete at the Global Finals at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville from May 20 – 23. The five member team includes Jaeyub, Alexis, Victoria, Megan, and Amanda, all Laguna Niguel residents.

The team is working to raise funds to support travel, registration and participation at the event and have several fundraising activities planned. The students will be hosting Friday afternoon bake sales and are working in conjunction with the LNES Foundation to host some other events. The Masterminds visited the Laguna Niguel City Council Meeting on Tuesday evening to request assistance in their fundraising effort and were excited when the Council approved a $1,000 sponsorship for their team.

The City Council has traditionally provided sponsorships for various youth organizations to travel out of the area to participate in various competitions. Anyone wishing to contribute to this DI fundraising effort may contact the school at 234-5308.

News From Malcom Elementary LN

Here are some upcoming events/goings-on at Malcom Elementary, Laguna Niguel:

Doodles for GOOGLE
Malcom Elementary participated in the Doodle 4 Google contest (http://www.google.com/doodle4google/) .

Up to 400 doodles from across the country will be chosen by a panel of independent judges and Google employees based on which doodles they feel best represent the “What I Wish for the World” theme. In each state, 2 doodles will be selected in each grade group, meaning that each grade group and each state will be equally represented. The National Winner’s doodle will ‘go live’ on the Google homepage for 24 hours.

The National Winner will win a $15,000 college scholarship to be used at the school of their choice, a trip to the Google New York Office, a laptop computer, and a t-shirt printed with their doodle. We’ll also award the winner’s school a $25,000 technology grant towards the establishment/improvement of a computer lab.

* Each of the other 3 National Finalists will win a trip to the Google New York Office, a laptop computer, and a t-shirt printed with their doodle.
* Each of the other 36 Regional Winners will win a trip to the Google New York Office and a t-shirt printed with their doodle.
* Each of the other 360 State Finalists will receive a “Doodle 4 Google” official winner’s certificate.

Good luck to Malcom’s fabulous finalists … Maxine, Garrett, Kate, Deanna, Crobyn and Ella! Their “doodles” can be found on our school website: http://jmes.capousd.ca.schoolloop.com

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April 20-24 – Turn Off TV Week
Please join parents, teachers, families, friends and neighbors by celebrating Turnoff Week April 20th-24 th. This year’s screen-free theme is I’m Unplugged. Kids will fill out a form indicating what they did during the week to be “unplugged” — tv’s, computers, etc., and will then be rewarded with a Jamba Juice party!

April 27-May 1 — Spring Book Fair
Join us in sharing a love of reading with our students at Malcom’s Scholastic Book Fair from April 27 thru May 1st.
Family Story Night will be Wednesday, April 29th from 5 pm to 7:30 pm. Baja Fresh will be available for purchase, so bring the family for dinner and a great night of reading.

May 4-May 8 — Teacher Appreciation Week
Join us in celebrating our teachers, staff, and aides in Teacher Appreciation Week! Malcom events include:
Monday 5/4 – Catered breakfast for all staff
Tuesday 5/5 – Each student brings in a flower and homemade card for their teacher
Wednesday 5/6 – PTA sponsored luncheon for all staff
Thursday 5/7 – Each student brings in one piece of fresh fruit to be arranged in a fruit basket for teacher
Friday 5/8 – Teachers and support staff are presented with gift cards

May 13 – Open Microphone Poetry Night
The Writing Action Team at Malcom has organized our 3rd Open Microphone Poetry Night. More details to follow.

May 15 – Father/Daughter Bonfire
Attention all Malcom girls! Bring your Dads and join us for a fun and exciting evening. Bring your beach chairs, a blanket, a sweatshirt and beach balls!
When: Friday, May 15 from 5 pm to 8 pm
We will be serving hot dogs, chips and s’mores! The cost for dinner is $5/per person and parking is $10/car (so double up if you can).

May 15 – Mother/Son Beach Bonfire Event
Attention all Malcom Boys! Grab your moms, beach blankets, chairs and swim trunks, and join us for a fun-filled evening at the beach!
Friday, May 15 from 5 pm to 8 pm (be prompt) at Doheny State Beach
$5/per person (includes hot dogs, chips, fruit, drinks and s’mores)

May 25 – School is CLOSED in observance of Memorial Day.

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Malcom Mariner Sea Log:
Jog-A-Thon Total
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Jog-a-Thon! Our school raised over $13,700! WOW!

Book Swap Success
Per the PTA General Association Meeting on 3/26 …We collected 2,261 books during our Book Swap! Of those, 1,190 were swapped and 1,071 were donated to CHOC. Thank you to all Malcom families for making this such a HUGE success!

Malcom Recycles Every Week with Can-It Mondays/Water Bottle Wednesdays
Bring in your clean, aluminum cans on Monday, and your clean water bottles on Wednesday to be recycled! Help Malcom earn money from trash! Collection points conveniently located by the library and by the new drop-off lane!

Handmade Blankets for CHOC and Toby’s House — John S. Malcom’s SLAM and PTA Community Outreach present the 3rd Annual Blankets from the Heart Project.
Thank you to everyone who worked in the Multi-Purpose Room on Thursday, April 16 to help make blankets for those in need at CHOC Hospital and Toby’s House. You certainly made a difference in someone’s life. Pictures are on our website at: http://jmes.capousd.ca.schoolloop.com/

Community Ed Classes

We are excited to announce two Musical Theater Classes at Malcom, one this Spring and one during summer!
Geology Rocks: an after school performance based class starting on Friday, April 17 and ending on June 12. Class will meet directly after school and dismiss at 4:30 from the MPR.
In the summer, The Weather Show, a Summer Camp type format here at Malcom. Two sessions to choose from: July 6 through July 16 and July 20 through July 30.
Mr. Massaro will be working with Lisa Kyne, choreographer extraordinaire to present these classes which will meet from 9:00 am-12:00 noon: Monday through Thursday for two weeks, finishing with an electric performance. If you would like more information, you can call Mr. Massaro at 949.371.3470.You may register your child for these and other classes at the following website: http://cusd.capousd.org/adult.

If there are any questions regarding the above, please feel free to contact me,
Connie Byrnes, Director of Communications, John S Malcom Elementary, Laguna Niguel
949-351-0707 (cell)

"Jungle Dance" DJAMS Tonight

DON JUAN AVILA MIDDLE SCHOOL
DJAMS NEWS
Principal: Chris Carter
April 23, 2009
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SPRING “JUNGLE DANCE” THIS FRIDAY!

ASB is busy decorating our MPR for tomorrow’s Jungle Dance! 6th Graders will have their dance during school from 2:20 p.m. to 3:25 p.m. 7th and 8th graders will enjoy their dance after school from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

MINIMUM DAYS IN MAY

There are going to be 4 minimum days in May. Food Service will offer a modified lunch menu at break on all minimum days.

Please mark your calendars for:

STAR Testing – May 11, 12, 13 – Dismissal at 1:00 p.m.

Open House – May 20 – Dismissal at 12:47 p.m. Classroom visitation from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

ACADEMIC PENTATHLON

Guess who walked away with top honors at Tuesday night’s Academic Pentathlon Awards ceremony? Why, DJAMS, of course! Together our 7th and 8th grade teams won a record 77 medals including 17 first place honors! The 7th grade team placed 5th overall and the 8th grade team held onto 1st place for the third year in a row.

SRLA CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to the DJAMS SRLA Team! The whole team did a fantastic job running 18 miles in the heat last Sunday. The following DJAMS students have now qualified to run in the LA Marathon on Memorial Day: Elizabeth Ackerman, Forrest Bagacina, Robert Bolanos, Alec Cwener, Eric Fukuda, Sierra Hargrave, Jake Mooney, Nathan Ong, Brittany Seidl, and Emily Suihkonen. The following DJAMS Alumni students will also participate with the team: Jason Bolanos, Lauren Fukuda, Chris Leffler, Jessicka Maldonado, and Audrey Wallingford. We are very proud of all of you!

CHORAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT

DJAMS Vocal Ensemble and Madrigals both received ratings of “EXCELLENT” at their festival on April 17! Kudos for a job well done!

HISTORY DAY

History Day Honors go to these 8th grade students:

Judges’ Choice Award:

Firas Abdeen and Eric Perez for their documentary, “Henry Ford and the Tin Lizzie”

County Finalist Award:

Zac Taylor and Matthew Reiser for their website, “Glenn Miller and His Army Air Force Band: A Piece of Home During WWII”

DJAMS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT

DJAMS Instrumental Music Department will be presenting the Annual Spring Concerts in May. Spring Band Concert – May 27, at 6:30 p.m. in the DJAMS MPR. Spring Orchestra Concert – May 28, at 6:30 p.m. in the DJAMS MPR. These concerts will feature all of the students in the DJAMS instrumental music program. Family and friends, please come join us for an evening of some great music!

OFF CAMPUS REQUESTS

If your child needs to leave campus for any reason, please send a note in with him/her in the morning to the Attendance Office. We will then issue a Special Excuse to leave early. By taking care of these off-campuses ahead of time, we can assure your child will be in the office to meet you at the proper time. Thank you for your assistance.

SUMMER SCHOOL

If you have received a summer school application in the mail and plan to enroll your child, please turn in your paperwork as soon as possible. Middle School applications are due no later than May 1st and Freshman Focus applications are due no later than May 15th.

MATH PLACEMENT FOR STUDENTS NEW TO DISTRICT

All new students to our District will need to be tested for accurate math placement next year. The Math Challenge Test will be given at the district office on Wednesday, August 26, 10:00 a.m. to noon and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The test could take up to 2 hours. Please contact DJAMS academic advisor to schedule your test time.

ELECTIVE FORMS PRESENTED TO 6TH/7TH GRADERS

Academic Advisors will be presenting the elective forms during social science classes for 2009/2010 school year:

6th grade – Thursday, May 7th

7th grade – Friday, May 8th

The elective forms are due to Social Science teachers by Monday, May 18. Please submit forms earlier than assigned date.

P.E. NEWS

DJAMS vs. AVMS in 8th grade basketball during halftime of OC Gladiators/Newport Beach Breakers game on Sunday, May 3, at Aliso Niguel High School. Come on out and support the Middle Schools and OC Gladiators.

AAA/GATE

Information on these and other topics can be found on the District AAA/GATE website, http://gate.schoolloop.com/:

CUSD GATE and the budget:

Due to the current fiscal crisis, on April 13, 2009, the Capistrano Unified School District (CUSD) Board voted to modify the Gifted and Talented Education Program. Although funding for the GATE program will be limited, a differentiated curriculum for GATE students will still be offered at each school site.

CUSD Differentiated Curriculum for GATE Students:

Elementary School: GATE students will be cluster grouped with other GATE identified students in the regular classroom setting.

Middle School: GATE students will be placed in accelerated language arts and social science classes. GATE students may also placed in accelerated mathematics and science classes if they meet the District’s math and science placement criteria. For the specific criteria for accelerated math and science classes, please contact your child’s academic advisor at his/her middle school.

High School: GATE students will be placed in accelerated, Advanced Placement (AP), and/or International Baccalaureate (IB) classes if they meet the District’s placement criteria for those classes. For the specific criteria for accelerated, AP and/or IB classes, please contact your child’s Guidance Advisor at his/her high school.

CUSD GATE Testing

In light of the fiscal crisis, GATE testing at Capistrano Unified School District will be limited and the criterion for testing has yet to be determined. Please keep checking the above website for testing updates.

NEXT PTSA MEETING THURSDAY, MAY 14

Please join our next PTSA meeting on Thursday, May 14, 2:30 p.m., in the Library.

AAA/GATE PARENT MEETING

AAA/GATE parent meeting immediately to follow the PTSA meeting on Thursday, May 14, in Room 702 at 3:30 pm.

BRONCO PRIDE AWARDS

Bronco Pride Award applications are due Monday, April 27. If you have any questions or need some more hours, see Mrs. Olson or Mrs. Burdette.

PREVIOUS NEWS

Aliso Viejo Middle School, its PTSA and

Aliso Viejo Police Services

in conjunction with the

O.C. Sheriff’s Department High Tech Services Reserve Unit

Invite you to a special interactive presentation on

Adolescent Internet Safety –

Vital Tools for Parents

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

7:00 pm-8:30 pm

Aliso Viejo Middle School – Multipurpose Room

111 Park Avenue, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656

This forum is designed parents and/or caregivers and grandparents.

Students will not be admitted to this presentation. Parents from all CUSD schools are invited to attend!

SOUTH COAST YMCA
Do you have a child entering the 6th grade next year? Would you like your child to be in a fun filled and rewarding program? Would you like your child to participate in art activities, sports games and meet new friends? All this could happen at one of our Middle school programs! We offer fun and exciting activities at Aliso Viejo Middle School, Don Juan Avila Middle School and Niguel Hills Middle School. Our buildings are right on campus! For information, please call the YMCA Main Office at 949-495-9622 or e-mail Lori Rodriguez at lrodriguez@ymcaoc.net

ALISO NIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL WALK-IN SESSIONS

8th grade parents will have the opportunity to meet one on one with an ANHS academic advisor to ask all questions and discuss necessary steps to create an easy transition into high school. No appointments necessary.

Where: ANHS Library

Time: 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Dates: Mondays – May 4, May 18, June 1, and June 15

ONGOING WEIGHT TRAINING CLASS

It’s never too late for students to join Mr. Binley’s weight training session. Classes are held from 3:40 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, in our DJAMS Weight Room. This class is designed for all 7th and 8th graders interested in beginning weight training. On-line class registration is available now through Capistrano Community Education, at: www.capousd.org/adult or call 489-7202. Feel free to contact Mr. Binley if you have any questions regarding the class.

DATES TO REMEMBER

April 27 Applications for Bronco Pride Awards Due

April 28 Adolescent Internet Safety, AVMS, MPR, 7:00 p.m.

May 1 Summer School Applications Due

May 3 DJAMS vs. AVMS, 8th Grade Basketball, ANHS

May 7 Academic Advisors Present Elective Forms to 6th Graders

May 8 Academic Advisors Present Elective Forms to 7th Graders
May 14 PTSA Meeting, 2:30 p.m., Library

May 14 AAA GATE Meeting at 3:30 p.m., Room 702
May 20 Open House, 6:30 p.m.
May 25 Memorial Day, Legal Holiday

May 25 SRLA Team Runs the L.A. Marathon

May 27 Spring Band Concert, MPR, 6:30 p.m.

May 28 Spring Orchestra Concert, MPR, 6:30 p.m.
June 18 Last Day of School

August 10 DJAMS Registration Packet Pick Up, 9 a.m. to noon

August 11 DJAMS Registration Packet Pick Up, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

August 12 DJAMS Registration Packet Pick Up, 9 a.m. to noon

August 25 8th Grade Orientation, 9 a.m. to noon, Packet Return

August 26 7th Grade Orientation, 9 a.m. to noon, Packet Return

August 27 6th Grade Orientation, 9 a.m. to noon, Packet Return

September 8 First Day of School

TEACHERS OF THE YEAR Announced By CUSD

CUSD ANNOUNCES DISTRICT-LEVEL TEACHERS OF THE YEAR

On April 23rd, CUSD celebrated the accomplishments of 57 outstanding teachers who were selected by their colleagues to serve as the 2009 Teachers of the Year. Among the highlights of the evening was the recognition of the 3 district-level Teachers of the Year who will move forward to compete at the County level, representing the Orange County Department of Education.

Marie Sykes – Elementary Teacher of the Year

Mrs. Sykes is an exceptional teacher at Chaparral Elementary School and has served in the profession for the past 17 years. Her principal describes her as a natural born leader who plays a vital part of the school’s professional learning community team. She is a teacher of teachers, providing staff development in Science, Math and Writing and serving as a Capistrano Standards Support Specialist. She has a thirst for knowledge and a desire to continuously improve her practice. Mrs. Sykes does whatever it takes to help her students learn and is an outstanding classroom teacher. Mrs. Sykes entered the teaching profession with the belief that one person can make a difference.

Laurie Cummings – Middle School Teacher of the Year

Mrs. Cummings has served as a middle and high school English Teacher since 1991. Described as a compassionate teacher who kindles a love of reading in her students that lasts a lifetime, Mrs. Cummings can always be counted upon to take on any extra project which will benefit students. This has led to her ability to secure several high level grants and achieve honors such as the California Distinguished School Award for the schools at which she has served. She dedicates herself wholeheartedly to her students, often giving up her lunch to tutor students as well as heading up a Saturday Writing Academy where teachers support at-risk students who struggle with writing. To Mrs. Cummings, failure is not an option and she strives to seek success for every student.

Kati Bennett – High School Teacher of the Year

Energized by the excitement of her students, Mrs. Bennett loves watching them transition from adolescents to adults. Serving in the profession since 1991, Mrs. Bennett is a truly engaging teacher, making real-life connections to learning for her students. Her Assistant Principal describes Mrs. Bennett’s room as a “safe haven” for students, as she dedicates her free time to advising several on-campus clubs and organization, offering a place for students to connect and belong. Priding herself on her ability to foster collaboration and teamwork between teachers, administrators, staff, parents, and students, Mrs. Bennett is an outstanding embodiment of the professional learning community concept.

Each of the school site Teachers of the Year were also recognized for their achievements:

Elementary Schools
Ambuehl Jennifer Sullivan
Arroyo Vista Jennah Shmuckler
Barcelona Hills Carol Stafford
Bathgate Heather Jacques
Benedict Marie Clinkinbeard
Bergeson Maria Johnson
Canyon Vista Valerie Robbins
Castille Lisa Jacobson
Chaparral Marie Sykes
Concordia Melanie Garritson
Crown Valley Patty McMahon
R.H. Dana Steve Scholl
R.H. Dana ENF Melissa Lane
Del Obispo Jesus Becerra
Don Juan Avila Melissa A. Molfetta
Hankey Teresa O’Connell
Hidden Hills Julie Lamb
Kinoshita Teri Carney
Ladera Ranch Tiffany Wondra
Laguna Niguel Linda Miller
Las Flores Tami Boelman
Las Palmas Barbara Skelly
Lobo Pamela Reynolds
Malcom Judy Eckrote
Marblehead Ellen Woodward
Moulton Christine Olsen
Oak Grove Wende MacKenzie Lightle
Oso Grande Avonnette Bruce
Palisades Vicki Galloway
Reilly Melissa Corum
San Juan Lynda Regan
Tijeras Creek Joan M. Allen
Viejo Scott Boelman
Vista del Mar Cynthia Johnson
Wagon Wheel Judy Gilmore
George White Steve Lopinto
Wood Canyon Karen Welch
Music Staff Bruce Marcus

Middle Schools
Aliso Viejo Marilyn Haehn
Arroyo Vista Maria Wiesner
Bernice Ayer Susan Borowicz
Don Juan Avila Mandy Berndt
Hankey Nancy Strome
Ladera Ranch Julie Whetzel
Las Flores Laurie Cummings
Marco Forster Carol Cooper-Ajibabi
Newhart James Wenk
Niguel Hills Michael Schreiman
Shorecliffs David Hennings
Vista del Mar Mark Yanaura

High Schools
Aliso Niguel Kati Bennett
Capo Valley Sage Marie Sprankle
Dana Hills Rebecca Kromer
San Clemente Jeffrey Spear
San Juan Hills Darcie Stress
Tesoro Patrick Harnett
Serra Sue Ogden

CELEBRATE THE 2009 BUSINESS & COMMUNITY EXPO THIS SATURDAY

CELEBRATE THE 2009 BUSINESS & COMMUNITY EXPO THIS SATURDAY

• DANCERS FROM THE CHERYL BURKE STUDIO TO PERFORM & PROMOTE NEW LAGUNA NIGUEL LOCATION
• LEGENDARY MUSICIAN, MARTIN GERSCHWITZ OF IRON BUTTERFLY TO PERFORM ROCK-AND-ROLL FAVORITES WITH GINA KESSLER, BLAKE HUNTER, BRYAN ROSEN AND ANTHONY TERREZZA

WHO: Orange County Supervisor Pat Bates, Laguna Niguel Mayor Robert Ming, Dancers from the Cheryl Burke Studio, Martin Gerschwitz & friends, the Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce, the 2009 Business & Community Expo committee, more than 50 local businesses, Laguna Niguel Police Services, OC Fire Authority, Alert OC, Laguna Niguel Military Support Committee, volunteers and members of the community

WHAT: The 2009 Laguna Niguel Chamber Business & Community Expo
• Display booths
• Community displays
• Delicious food
• Wine & beer garden
• Live entertainment
• Bounce houses
• CR&R Trash & Recycling Services to donate 100% of the Expo’s plastic bottle recycling proceeds to the LNCC’s Scholarship Fund

WHEN: TOMORROW – Saturday, April 25, 2009, from 12:00 – 6:00 p.m.
(RAIN OR SHINE)
Tentative schedule:
9:00 a.m. – Setup & participant check-in
12:00 p.m. – Expo open to public
1:00 p.m. – Cheryl Burke Studio dance performance
1:30 p.m. – Live entertainment, Ugly Paint
(uglypaint.net)
3:00 p.m. – Live entertainment, Martin Gerschwitz & friends
(martingerschwitz.com)
6:00 p.m. – Close of Expo festivities

WHERE: El Lazo Road between Alicia Parkway and Dorine Road in Laguna Niguel
(behind the Laguna Design Center)

COST: FREE ADMISSION & PARKING!

CONTACT: For further information, please contact Derek Quinn, Chairman of the Laguna Niguel Chamber Business & Community Expo, at 949.310.4126 or by visiting his booth, OC Interior Flair.

LNBizExpo.com

FIRST EVER INSIDER’S GUIDE TO THE DISNEYLAND RESORT COVERS ATTRACTIONS, DINING, SHOPS AND HOTELS

Zagat Survey recently released its first Disneyland Resort Insider’s Guide, a comprehensive overview of 279 rides, attractions, dining, shopping, hotels and amenities throughout California’s renowned Disneyland Resort.

Guests, Dancers, Disney Characters Take to the Streets for Exuberant New Disneyland Show – Celebrate! A Street Party

With so much in life to celebrate, the Disneyland Resort is inviting all of its guests to “Celebrate Today” with exciting, new entertainment, including this rollicking street party on Main Street U.S.A., in Disneyland park.