2 The Julian News March 24, 2010
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Santa Ysabel
Art Gallery
30352 Hwy. 78 (at Hwy. 79)
P.O. Box 480
Santa Ysabel, CA 92070
765 1676
OPEN Thursday - Monday
11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Featuring the Finest Local Artists
Business Services
The Julian [ 1
BOOK HOUSE
Purveyors of
superb reading material
Selling Rare and
Good Used Books (760)765
FED EX # UPS
Diana & Don Garrett - Owners I~ONFIDENTh
2230 Main Street
P.O. Box 2003
Julian, CA 92036
760-765-1989
Candy- Fudge
Garden & Gifts
765 O48O
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Garden Shop & Gal&
Fr lay to Monday
11 - 4
2116 qh d Street
Motorcycle Apparel
Lealhers, Apparel
HEAVEN Gills & Jewelry
Main
760-765-2966
. on corner of
Main & C St.
www.julianhogheaven.corn
Half Sandwich, Soup or Salad ~ $9.25
Any Pasta Dish with Soup or salad ~ $9.25
Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza by the slice ~ $2.50
Ope . Wednesday thru Monday
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Java Joe
The students of JUHS would like to thank the lipay Nation of Santa
Ysabel for their generous donation of an Olhausen Tournament
Billiard table to our teen center! It is a great addition to our after
school program!
,,, . The After School Safety and Enrichment for Teens (ASSETS)
I--,n qeram is available for students of Julian Union High School.
F /T?'.a,is provided by the San Diego County Office of Education
under-mb'lst Century grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
ASSET's now serves 160 teenagers, providing homework assistance,
mentoring, tutoring, and classes and clubs in photography, fitness,
2065 Arnold Way, Suite 103
Drafting/House Plans Legal Advice career awareness, Peace Jam (advocacy), recreation, driving school,
jewelry/art, leadership programs, computer science via interactive
Lori J journalism, xBox360, PS3, Wiigames, and many more programs
MANAGEMENT I that are available throughout the 2009/2010 school year. Anyone
interested in volunteering or for more information on the program,
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To the Community of Julian
and Surrounding Areas,
All students have basic needs
for learning. One of these needs
is textbooks. However, due to
our nation's economic crisis, our
state's budget cuts, and overall
lack of funds for education, our
school does not have the money
available to give our students
that basic need. I am an English
teacher at Julian High School
and am writing to ask you to help
the students from Julian High
School purchase new textbooks.
We have a need for 240 new
English textbooks. The current
textbooks were published almost
fifteen years ago. Each year we
keep thinking that the state will
Since they are so old, students
have to share in the classroom
with books that are missing
pages, are almost unreadable,
or in general poor condition. This
is no way for students to learn.
I don't want my children, when
they get to high school, to suffer
because of things that are out of
their control, and I certainly do
not want my students to suffer
now. A quality education is so
valuable and too important to be
overlooked. I want the parents
of our students to rest assured
that their children are getting
the best education available and
can be competitive with other
high schools because of the
curriculum they are studying. I
personally want to ensure that
I seek out every opportunity to
acquire textbooks that are up-
to-date, so my students can
receive a quality education and
learn what they need to in order
to graduate high school and go
onto college if they so desire.
On average, English textbooks
cost approximately $100. We
need sixty textbooks per grade;
so, $6,000 per grade is needed
to ensure every student has a
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