With all the rain we have had this winter, some residents may wonder why the City's water system staff is promoting conservation. The answer, according to John Carlson, water system manager, is a simple matter of geography. Water conservation must become a way of life for all of us here in Fullerton and Southern California as our population continues to grow and place an ever-increasing demand on our water supply. Fullerton Market is located on Wilshire Avenue, between Harbor and Pomona. Saturday classes will also be offered.
All classes work on stroking technique on forehands, backhands, serves and volleys.
Students will learn stroking patterns from low to high, the importance of consistency, as well as the fun and exercise that goes along with tennis. For further information, call 537-8031 and leave a message. The City, through its Housing Programs Office, is offering below-market interest rate loans to qualified property owners to assist them in fixing up their Fullerton properties. Through an agreement with the Bank of America, the City provides interest subsidy payments to the bank, thereby lowering the interest rate to the borrower. Many job seekers in North Orange County stop by the City Hall Personnel Department to check for opening - which include public and private sector opportunities.