REPORT CARD

-- Angelique Flores

Golden West College will present a workshop on alternative careers for

nurses and teachers. The event will be held from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. Saturday

at the college’s Administration Room 137. The program fee is $52; a

material fee is $6 and is payable at the seminar.

Information: (714) 891-3991.

Enrollment open at preschool program

The Huntington Beach Union High School District Adult Education

Program will sponsor Parent Participation Preschool. Openings are

available at Perry Elementary School and Murdy Park. Parents also have

the opportunity to attend free seminars in effective parenting.

Information: (714) 847-2873, Ext. 219.

Toddler program open at adult school

Early Childhood Education classes are offered for parents of 1- and

2-year-olds at the Huntington Beach Adult School. Toddlers attend one

morning a week with a parent and participate in exploratory crafts and

field trips designed to enrich child development. Parents learn about

child development and how to better handle the stress and joys of

parenting.

Information: (714) 847-2873, Ext. 219.

Golden West alumni honored for accomplishments

Six Golden West College alumni were honored as Pillar of Achievement

recipients Oct. 4 for their exceptional accomplishments as professionals

and community volunteers.

The recipients are Carolyn Jones Baustian, Dawn Ohlendorf Braithwaite,

David “Doc” Goldstein, Tony Kawashima, Rita Simonton and Don Testa.

The award recipients shared their succes stories during the 10th

annual Courtyard of Honor ceremony and discussed how their education led

them to success.

Seminar to guide computer buyers

Golden West College will host a seminar on selecting, buying and using

computers, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Nov. 9 in Community Center Room 109.

Participants will learn the advantages and disadvantages to buying, as

well as the best way to buy a computer. The fee is $36, and $6 for

handouts, which is payable at the seminar.

Information: (714) 891-3991.