Wanderlust Ski Club, February 2011 - Harbour Light Magazine

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HARBOUR LIGHT
For and about the PEOPLE of
Huntington Harbour, since 1970
Assistance League Huntington Beach
by Sloan Gallipeo
Published by Boris & Dorothy Ralphs
Volume XLI Number 2
April 2011
In this issue:
Assistance League of Huntington Beach .....................5
Wanderlust Ski Club .............................................................6
Cantilever Decks Update ...................................................7
Huntington Harbour Garden Club .................................8
FINS ............................................................................................9
Anglers of Huntington Harbour ................................... 10
Huntington Harbour Art Association ..........................11
Seagate Yacht Club ............................................................12
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club ...................................14
Sea Isle Garden Club ..........................................................15
La Familia ...............................................................................15
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee .... 16
HHPC Islanders.................................................................... 18
HHPC Marina Windjammers ...........................................19
HHPC Admiralty Group .....................................................19
HHPC Trinidad Group ....................................................... 21
HHPC Juniors ....................................................................... 21
HHPC Sandpipers ............................................................... 22
USC Alumni Club of Huntington Beach ..................... 24
VIMS ........................................................................................ 24
Ross Family Legacy Foundation ................................... 24
Bolsa Chica Land Trust ..................................................... 25
HH Republican Women, Federated ............................ 25
International Order of the Blue Gavel ........................ 26
Kiwanis of Huntington Harbour ................................... 26
Newcomers .......................................................................... 27
Trinidad Ladies Group ...................................................... 27
La Traviata - Guilds of the OCPAC ................................ 28
Little Mermaid Guild of CHOC Children’s ................. 28
On the Cover
Wanderlust Ski Club Members
enjoying a beautiful day in
Snowmass, Colorado.
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The Dental Program in action.
February is dental health month
so our volunteers were out in force
visiting 15 schools in Huntington Beach
and Westminster taking time with
kindergarten and first grade students to
remind them to take good care of their
teeth. Who knew dental hygiene could be
such a fun topic? Our volunteers read a
cute story about taking care of your teeth
and show the students how to properly
brush your teeth using giant plastic teeth
and an oversized toothbrush. 1,600 smile
kits (each kit includes a toothbrush,
toothpaste, and stickers) were given out
to the students. The students are always
excited to listen and learn. The smile kits
are also popular. Students at Edison High
School help put the smile kits together for
us each year.
Save the Date: Please mark your
calendars for our annual fundraiser,
Treasures by the Sea. The fundraiser will
be held at the Hyatt Hotel in Huntington
Beach on Saturday, April 30, 2011. This is
a silent auction/luncheon/entertainment/
live auction event.
For more information, please go
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our office at 714-596-9935.
The money we raise at our annual
fundraiser and our sales from our Thrift
Shop and Boutique help many programs
in our community that support children
and adults in need.
Each year we give back about
$350,000 to our community. The more
we earn, the more we can help meet the
growing needs of the community. We are
all volunteers with no paid employees and
we have over 180 active members in our
chapter as well as over 43 members in our
DreamCatcher’s auxiliary. We have over
60 members in our high school Assisteen’s
auxiliary.
If you are interested in learning more
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Wanderlust Ski Club
by Carryl Hytopoulos
Perpetual Trophy Winners: Caroline Williams and Bill Williams with
Wanderlust President, Brenda Zubieta
Bronze Nastar Winners: John Stevens, Sharon Niedringhaus, Gil Fugimoto
with presenter Caroline Williams, Race Chair and President Brenda Zubieta.
The Wanderlust Ski Club’s February
trip to Snowmass/Aspen, Colorado was a
great success. There were 42 participants
including club members and guests. 33
Of us left LAX on Saturday 2/5/11 bound
for Aspen airport. When we approached
the aspen airport there was dense cloud
cover so the plane made another pass
at landing. The clouds cleared just long
enough for our plane to land-- probably
the only landing that day at aspen airport.
When we landed in almost impossible
conditions everyone knew this was going
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The lodging was a ski-in ski-out
bed & breakfast chalet at Snowmass
mountain chalet, located in the heart
of Snowmass village right on the slopes.
We could not ask for a better location.
Long time Huntington Harbor resident
and club member Charlene Chalabian
and her daughter Jackie arrived Tuesday
evening and brought southern California
Sunshine for Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. The skiing was
fantastic.
Wednesday was “Nastar” race day
with 23 participants earning 11 medals.
Caroline Williams was race chairperson
and did a great job with the arrangements
at Aspen highlands race course. In addition
to Nastar medals, our club awards
men’s and women’s individual medals
for gold, silver and bronze in three categories
of expertise. Taking home gold
medals were Caroline Williams and Dan
Niedringhaus in the “a” category, Loretta
Davis and Leigh Ross in “b” and June
Lange and Bill Ruzgis in “c”. Silvers were
won by Sharon Niedringhaus and Bill
Williams in “a”, and Joetta Wallace and
George Graham in “b” and Paul Lange
in “c”. Bronze medals were proudly worn
by Jim Sanders in “a”, Brenda Zubieta
and Bob Franz in “b” and Bob Berman
in “c”. Our special award for the club is
the coveted perpetual trophy--one each
for men and women. This year’s recipients
were Bobbitt’s Bill Williams and Morio’s
Caroline Williams!
Evenings were spent in and among
the many restaurants of snowmass village
and the town of Aspen and of course
some time was also spent shopping the
fi ne stores in the area. Friday, the last ski
day of the trip, was topped off with a dinner
at one of the silver tree hotel banquet
rooms most beautifully decorated by
the wonderful Carla Davis with the 17
pounds of decorations she so sensibly sent
ahead to the hotel! The “Nastar” medals
were presented and it was a perfect ending
to a great week.
We left Aspen Saturday morning
with some regrets because the sun was
still in full bloom. However, fun was
enjoyed by all and everyone was looking
forward to their next skiing adventure.
The Wanderlust skiers are as good as
their name, wandering the snow covered
resorts lusting for downhill adventure.
Come join us!
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Cantilever Decks Update
Wesley Chesbro, Assemblyman
from Eureka, chairs the committee
which oversees the California State
Lands Commission. Jim Silva along with
Senator Tom Harman have taken an
interest in looking into the new fees the
Lands Commission is trying to impose
on Harbour residents who have cantilever
decks which extend up to five feet
over the water they lease for their docks.
Consequently Jim Silva, the Assemblyman
representing Huntington Beach, arranged
for Wes Chesbro to tour Huntington
Harbour. Jim Silva graciously invited Wes
Chesbro to his house for the weekend and
arranged with the Sheriff’s department to
have one of their boats give us the tour.
Coming along on the tour were homeowners
Frank Singer, Bill Wilson, Craig
Kronick and Daryl Phillip. Daryl is on the
Huntington Harbour Property Owners
Association Board of Directors.
As background, the Lands
Commission prepares ten year leases for
anyone on the main and mid channels
who want to have a dock which can extend
up to 60’ from the seawall. As long as the
dock is not used for commercial purposes
the lease is free, however there is a charge
for preparing the lease. Every ten years
homeowners send the Lands Commission
a fee to prepare their lease with any unused
funds to be returned to the homeowner.
The cost to prepare the lease has ranged
from a few hundred dollars to over $1,500
recently.
We boarded the Sheriff’s boat around
9:00 am Saturday morning on February
5 to start an informative one hour tour
of Huntington Harbour’s main and mid
channels. During the cruise all of us
learned something. For example Chesbro
learned that the Lands Commission had
the authority to charge homeowners with
cantilever decks for over fifty years but
only decided to do so about two years
ago. Furthermore, not all waterfront
main and mid channel homeowners pay
the same for the cost of preparing dock
leases with 10% to 20% not being charged
at all. Side channel property owners pay
nothing. It also seems that if a homeowner
has a cantilever deck but no dock, they
are not being charged for anything. Some
of the homeowners receive some of their
money back and others receive nothing.
What is troubling is that while the
dock lease costs about $100 per year, the
Lands Commission wants to charge about
$1,000 per year for the “air” occupied
by a cantilever deck. It should be noted
that most all homeowners have permits
for their cantilever decks and therefore
the value of the deck is included in their
annual property tax bills. The city permits
decks to extend five feet past the seawall.
Many if not most realtors are completely
unfamiliar with the Land Commission’s
rules and therefore don’t disclose this to
their clients.
There are a number of reasons charging
a fee for cantilever decks might very
well be against the law. Many homeowners
are withholding the cantilever deck
“air tax” fee as well as not paying for dock
fees till all this is settled. Towards that end
Assemblyman Silva is trying to set up a
Town Hall meeting for everyone to have
their say. All Harbour residents should be
thankful to our local legislators for looking
out for us.
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Huntington Harbour Garden Club
by Barbara Devlin, Doreen Hill, Kay Goddard and Norma Gibbs
Members looking at the vast array of fl owers grown by the Speaker of the Day at the Feb. meeting are Kay
Goddard, Hostess Marti Klarin, Pam Smart and Allan Garofalow of Tuition Growers, Inc.
The Huntington Harbour Garden
Club February meeting was held at the
home of Marti Klarin with co-hostesses,
Mary Johnston, Barbara Devlin and
Barbara Simone preparing a lovely salad
luncheon and dessert for members and
guests. The Speaker of the Day was Allan
Garofalow of Tuition Growers (tuition
growers.net), a member of the California
Organic Growers who specializes in
growing vegetables and flowers from seed.
He raises unusual and rare flowers from
seeds and supplies local nurseries and was
at one time the main supplier for Mary
Lou Heard’s Garden in Westminster. He
focuses on Cottage Garden plants for the
wholesale nursery. He told us that it was
better to buy small plants rather than
big plants to put into the garden as most
large plants are root bound. Ninety-five
percent of his plants are grown from seed
and he uses a vacuum and puts 288 seeds
at one time into a form with soil. When
the plant has two sets of leaves in the
form it is time to replant the plants in a
4 inch pot. Always pick up the plant by
the leaves—not the stem because you will
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wind and rain and it keeps them warmer
in the winter. Members were thrilled
because he brought rare seedling plants
that many members have been seeking for
years such as the Godetia, Rosy Morn—a
pastel shaded Cosmos. He suggested
feeding plants with bone meal and fish
emulsion. All of his plants are annuals but
they reseed from year to year.
The January HHGC Garden of
the Month Award was presented to the
garden of Kim & Craig Allison who
have installed a drought tolerant garden
at 3922 Finisterre on Davenport Island.
The garden designed by Craig features
a variety of succulents and grasses. The
attractive containers are fashioned from
sewer gauge piping, saved from the scrap
heap by Craig.
Two of our Club’s Master Gardeners,
Kay Sullivan and Barbara Simone spoke
on “Planting from Seed” at the January
2011 meeting at the Rancho del Rey
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Clubhouse off Edinger Ave. Kay and
Barbara brought lots of tomato seeds, pots
and mix for members to plant their own
various tomato seeds. (At the February
meeting Marti Klarin showed member
the seeds she planted in January 2011 and
they are all about 4” tall.) Tomatoes
should be planted in full sun and to
reduce the possibility of disease, don’t
plant your tomatoes in the same spot each
year. Dig a hole at least twice the size of
the container. A healthy tomato plant will
grow deep roots. Tomatoes are tolerant of
most garden soils and will grow without
fertilizers; however your tomato will
appreciate some mild organic fertilizer
or organic mulch dug into the planting
hole. Tomato plants like infrequent but
deep watering. As the tomato grows the
lowest leaves will turn yellow and die over
time. This is normal and not a problem.
Following the interactive tomato growing
program a delicious luncheon was served
and prepared by members, Pearl Holmes,
Hostess and Irene Cooper and Betty
McCarthy, co hostesses of the day. We
were thrilled to have two guests, Melinda
Sakioka and Jo Anne Blair join us for the
meeting and lunch..
The HHGC Garden Of The Month
Award for February was given to the
garden of Mary and Bruch Belcher who
have designed their own drought tolerant
front landscape and patio. This has been
an ongoing project of Mary for many
years and this latest planting is a grand
experiment that has turned out to be
quite attractive. The Japanese Maple tree
and the Plum Tree are particularly attractive
in late spring when the plum is in full
blossom. The three gold canyon sunflower
plants (venegasia carpesioides) bloom in
front of the garden wall with gorgeous
yellow flowers in spring. The flowering
melaleuca with its pink pompons is in
bloom most of the year. Spanish lavender
is scattered throughout the native and
succulent garden.
The HHGC is open to all residents
of the Harbour. Meetings are held on the
second Tuesday of the month at 10:00
a.m. in member’s homes. Please call
Connie Mandic at 714-377-0017 if you
are interested in visiting and finding out
more about our upcoming programs.
Our excursion to the Sherman
Library and Gardens and lunch at Café
Jardin is planned for March 29th for
members and guests.

FINS
by Barbara Devlin & Doreen Hill
Members of FINS at the Annual Dump it Party at the home of Maggie & Ken
Flavia are Jon Fults, Lois Fults, Mary Johnston and Marge Mitchell.
Seen enjoying the Valentine Day Luncheon of Daytime Gourmet are the cooks
of the day Gloria Beckstrom, Hostess June Ascolesi, Marian Galanis and co
Hostess Mary Johnston.
The Annual FINS “DUMP-IT
PARTY” was held again at the home of
Maggie & Ken Flavia with the assistance
of their son Kevin who usually visits his
parents from Santa Cruz every year to
help with the preparations. The “Dump it
Party” is where you can get rid of any new
gift you received last year that you did
not want or could not use, the sillier the
better. Dinner was a catered affair by the
Olive Pit, a new restaurant on Bolsa Chica
St. that was delicious. The gift theme
this year seemed to be T-Shirts sporting
various slogans Tom Mitchell started
off the evening by opening a package
containing a large shirt that said “Born
Lucky” with a white shamrock on a dark
green background. Bob Beckstrom stole
the “Born Lucky” shirt and was proud
of it. Barbara Simone took home a “Fish
Story” shirt depicting a fish increasing in
size as time goes by. Rita Collins picked
a package with a skiing Snowman. Some
other “Dump It” gifts were a jewelry
bag won by Carol Gallagher, two soft
penguins won by Gloria Sliney but stolen
by Pat Johnson, Maggie Flavia received
the”dump” it gift back that she gave last
year. We can’t want to see who gets it next
year! Every time Maggie opened a package
she had it stolen from her four times
in all. Bill Collins won a shirt that said
“I’m retired—having a good time is my
job.” Craig Johnson’s gift was a bottle of
Irish Whiskey but he did not have it long
as Gene Simone stole it from him and
Craig picked out another gift that turned
out to be “nipple warmers” all the way
from Australia. The hit of the evening was
Craig modeling the gift! After gifts members
adjourned to the kitchen where they
made their own sundaes with vanilla ice
cream, chocolate sauce, whipped cream,
nuts and cherries.
Daytime Gourmet Members had a
“Ladies Valentine Luncheon” at the home
of June Ascolesi. June and Mary Johnston,
the co-hostess went all-out with the valentine
theme in the red and white table
decorations that included floral arrangements
of red camellias as most of us have
only seen pink ones. Every guest received
a Heart decorated bag with valentine
shaped chocolates, homemade Valentine
cookies made by Mary and candy made
by June along with heart shaped fortune
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and roasted asparagus and morels with
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Grape Tomatoes and Bocconcini salad
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Anglers of Huntington Harbour
by Kathy Bayless
Installation and Awards Banquet
Friday evening January 7th Anglers
gathered at Sea Cliff Country Club for
their annual Installation of Officers
and Awards Banquet. Anglers 2010
President Bruce Bayless passed the gavel
to Phil Lupton who was sworn in as 2011
President along with the elected Board
of Directors: 1st Vice President Tony
Zazzu, 2nd Vice President Jim Martin,
Tournament Chair Carmen Morrow,
Parliamentarian Bruce Bayless, Treasurer
Bob Hetzler and Secretary Paula Hetzler.
Trophy Chair Jim Martin presented the
Anglers 2010 Fishing Awards to: B.G.
Williams-First Albacore Flag, Mosbach
Trophy for Largest Albacore; Norm
Parker-Brent Trophy for First Tuna, Club
Trophy for Largest Tuna and Largest
Yellowtail; and Bob Hetzler-Club Trophy
for Largest White Sea Bass and Winners
Circle Trophy for Conservation.
2010 “Anglers of the Year”
At the Anglers annual Installation
and Awards Banquet Bruce and Kathy
Bayless were honored as 2010 “Anglers
of the Year” for their dedicated service
to the Anglers of Huntington Harbour.
Both Bruce and Kathy have served on
the Anglers Board for the past 10 years,
helped raise money every year to support
the group’s philanthropies and each
has served two terms as President of the
Anglers. During Bruce’s first term in 2004
the Anglers by-laws were changed to allow
ladies to serve as officers. In 2008 Kathy
was elected the first lady President since
the Anglers were founded in 1965. Under
Kathy’s leadership the Anglers re-incorporated
as a 501-c3 charitable corporation so
the organization could continue to raise
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January TGIF
On Friday January 28th 66 Anglers
and guests met at the Trinidad Island waterfront
home of Lou and Sue Earlabaugh for
the organization’s January TGIF and 2011
Kickoff. Each of the Anglers brought one
of their favorite appetizers or desserts to be
enjoyed by all and looked forward to the
exciting Anglers TGIF’s, Theme Events
and Fishing Activities planned for 2011.
The Anglers welcomed guests Steve and
Kathy Koser and new members Frank and
Jeannie Gibson.
February TGIF
Friday evening February 25th nearly
60 Anglers and guests gathered at the
beautiful Coral Cay home of Jim and Joy
Connors for the group’s February TGIF.
The Anglers brought a assortment of
appetizers and desserts to enjoy as they
discussed the upcoming Inland Cruise
parties and golf tournament in the desert
and other planned events. The Anglers welcomed
guests Frank and Charlene Cooley
and new members Frank and Virginia
Buccella, Doug and Anne Williams and
Jim and Lee Swearingen.
Upcoming Events
The Anglers are celebrating their
47th year in the Harbour and upcoming
events include the April 29th TGIF at the
waterfront home of Jeanne Sprague, the
May 27th TGIF at the waterfront home of
Carol Webster, the June 23rd annual Kids
Fishing Trip for at risk children and the
June 25th annual Fish Fry at the waterfront
home of Ed and Millie Dempsey. If
you live in the Harbour and have an interest
in joining the Anglers of Huntington
Harbour or would like to attend one of
our events, please call membership chair
Jo Andrews at (714) 846-0267.

Huntington Harbour Art Association
by Jackie Dvorman
Luncheon at Don the Beachcomber: Left to right: Pam Smart, Linda Stevens,
Kathleen Moore, Mary Ann Foster, Joy Brown.
Painting Pals: Bottom: Marcha Hendler, Kay Sullivan, Rhea Black tjop[:
Jackie Dvorman, genny Murawski, Carrol Wolf, Judy Todd
The colorful award ribbons matched
the vibrant colors displayed by the works
of art of the 25 winners in the Annual
Fine Arts Show exhibited at the Corner
Gallery of the Central Library. Judge
Diana LoSchiavo chose from the entries
in seven categories including Best of
Show and Viewer’s Choice. She awarded
the fi rst place winners in each category
a gift card from an art supply store.
Chairpersons Betty Viers and Sharon
Larson were aided in their planning by
Carrol Ann Wolf, Stan Wolf and Pat
McKenna who poured the champagne
for the Awards Reception. Catering was
provided by One Fine Blend.
The Art Association used the funds
from the Quilt Raffle at the Fall Fiber
Arts Show to provide a $500.00 scholarship
to an art student at Goldenwest
College. The recipient was chosen by a
committee of the college.
The members are looking forward
to the May 10th luncheon at Seacliff
Country Club arranged by Carol Persons
and Dottie Reed. The nominating committee
of Kay Sullivan, Carrol Wolf and
Pam Smart will present the slate of officers
of the next year, and the election will take
place at that time. There also will be time
for the Needles and Friends members
to display their “Unfi nished Objects”
from their season of quilting, weaving
and stitching. The past Board Members
are looking forward to the Thank You
presents from retiring President Barbara
Larson who has been hinting all season of
the uniqueness of her offerings.
A series of workshops was planned
by Marsha Hendler for this spring. In
March Donna Vogel demonstrated
“Over and Under” a fairly easy and fast
quilting design with bright colors that
looks like stained glass when fi nished.
Members brought their sewing machines
to Marsha Hendler’s home and shared
experiences and lunch together. Betty
Viers conducted a Collage Workshop in
March at Seagate Yacht Club. Members
brought papers, catalogues and newsprint
to create colorful and amusing works on
a fi rm board.
T.J. Cooling will conduct a painting
workshop and also show how to make a
jewelry tree later this spring. Members
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exceptional art quilts on exhibit. “No
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of contemporary fiber art. Carrol Wolf,
Pam Smart, Kay Sullivan, Linda Sackin,
Linda Stevens, Dottie Reed, Barbara
Thorne, Marsha Hendler, Ginny Eide
and Donna Vogel enjoyed lunch at the
Monterrey Cannery after the tour led by
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Seagate Yacht Club
Members at the Christmas Boat Parade dinner.
Saturday Night SGYC held an
impromtu pot-luck dinner a for the
Christmas parade boat decorating crew.
The main dish featured a phenomenal
prime rib that was awarded to us by the
Parade Grand Marshal in recognition of
our contribution and accomplishment at
the 2010 Huntington Harbor Parade of
Lights.
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have been accomplished without the consistent
volunteer help of our enthusiastic
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Other members who participated
in our boat entry were Clem Aime, Rob
Allen, Jim Atherton, Robin Clark (and his
grandson), Ted Cohen, Mike Courtway,
Floyd D’Angelo, Ron Ferandelli, John
Humphreys, Pat Jenkes, Les Kelly, Joel
Lander, Mike McEntee, Jan Nagele,
Ray Nagele, Conrad Platt, Pat Reed, Jeff
Specht and Roger Wilhelm.
On Sunday, January 16, SeaGate
Yacht Club held their annual Event Hosts’
Brunch. At this meeting Commodore
Les Kelly previewed the numerous social
and boating events for the upcoming year
and introduced all the volunteer hosts for
those events.
Commodore Kelly distributed
information packets to each host with
information from previous events including
contacts, activities, previous budgets
and helpful hints.
This event kicks off the year for
Seagate Yacht Club and promises to be
very busy and enjoyable for all of our
members.
More than 100 SeaGate Yacht Club
members, joined by ten new member
prospects, cruised from SeaGate to the
Long Beach Yacht Club on flat water
with clearing blue skies and snow covered
peaks in the distance! The participants in
the annual New Member Brunch, hosted
by Staff Commodore Jim Senske (1968)
and Lyn for the past 22 years, and were
joined this year by Co-Hosts Commodore
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Les Kelly and Cathy, enjoyed great food
and conversation while at the Long Beach
Yacht Club.
Captains and First Mates were Greg
and Kathy Lee (Kathleen), Robin and
Jean Clark (Fin-Tastic), Bob and Linda
Axel (Linda Sí), Richard and Judie Kappes
(Lucky Change II), Jay and Sherri Ferns
(Knot On Call), Floyd & Mira D’Angelo
(RO III), and Clem and Linda Aime
(La Fortuna II). All members and guests
enjoyed true “smooth sailing” during the
one hour each way cruise! Joe Weimurtz
and Danetta Gomez were welcomed as
new members and presented with their
Burgees!
The 45th Super Bowl was held on
February 6 while SGYC partied at the
Bonaire Clubhouse.
With a real tail gate party, an array
of chili’s, easy and enjoyable games, a
spread of snacks, hot and delicious dogs
and brats, cold and tasty beer and wine,
and plenty of popcorn, how can you miss?
We had fun and energetic people, a great
game (for the Green Bay Fans), and lots of
cash prizes.
Yep, that Super Bowl party is now in
the books. Over 70 members and guests
attended including some new members.
Bob McCormick organized another very
successful football pool, while Dick and
Linda Scholl supplied the tailgate for the
party, the popcorn machine and all the
fi x i n g s .
Candy Cloud organized the Chili
contest while Joel and Sherrill Lander
managed the 50/50 and Debbie Wood
orchestrated the ping pong and football
toss tournaments. Kevin Cloud tended to
the dogs and brats, while Tom Wood held
it all together as master of ceremonies.
All in all a great team of hosts put on a
super……bowl party.
In all, over $1000 in cash prizes were
awarded throughout the afternoon for 8
different events.
Helene Rowlette won for best chili,
and Tom Wood won the 50/50. The
games tournaments were won by Linda
Scholl for the Ping Pong toss and Paul
Brown for the Football toss. Winners of
the Football pool were Cindy Shaw, Les
(guest of DeAnna Stingley), Cliff Meier,
and Dick Scholl took home the big money
as winner of the 4th quarter. What a day!

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Huntington Harbour Yacht Club
by Eric Hartman, Vice Commodore
The wine tasting event, Wine Knot, photo taken by Tim Marshall. Members enjoying the Superbowl Party, photo taken by Art Doble.
Tradition and ceremony take command
at Opening Day, an annual event
among all yacht clubs to mark the official
opening of the boating season. HHYC,
founded in 1965, will hold its Opening
Day on April 10, kicking the day off with
registration and a continental breakfast
at 11 AM, followed by a boat parade
and “Pass in Revue” salute to the current
Club officers, formal ceremonies at
2:00 PM and fi nally a buffet at 3:30 PM.
Officers of other yacht clubs and boating
associations are invited to attend and we
look forward to our many guests. We not
only pay tribute to our current officers,
but we commemorate those members
who passed on during the preceding year,
including Peggy Mouritz, Jack Hayden,
Lorraine McCune, Staff Commodore Bill
Hartge, Stuart Zuck, Dr. George Higue,
and Bunny Leon.
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Concours d’Elegance on Saturday, April
9, at which many of our members’ boats
will be on display at our docks for viewing
by members and guests, and prizes
will be awarded to the best entries in
various categories.
On January 28 the Club hosted
“Wine Knot,” a wine tasting event that
included not only the participating
wineries, but catered food, live music, a
silent auction and gondola rides in the
harbor, all of which raised substantial
sums for the Huntington Beach Sailing
Foundation, known for its annual summer
junior sailing school. On February 6,
Club members and their guests enjoyed
a Superbowl Party in our upstairs bar,
and on March 26, the Club became the
scene of a Mardis Gras masked ball, with
dancing to the music of the Dream Trio.
March also brought the fi rst Club
cruise of 2011, in which member cruisers,
coordinated by Fleet Captain Dean
Oliver, joined up with skippers from
several other yacht clubs to form a giant
weekend circular “raft up” in Newport
Harbor.
If our social, boating, and
philanthropic events sound interesting
to you, we would be happy to introduce
you to the Yacht Club as a guest at one
of our Sunday brunches and provide you
with more information. Give the club
a call at 562-592-2186 or contact Vice
Commodore Eric Hartman, in charge of
membership, at 714-377-2018.

Sea Isle Garden Club
by Donna Davis
Standing from left: Carolyn Platt, Anne White, Loel Jones, Mary Ann Brinket, Janet Littlejohn, Mary Chappell (guest), Cathy Kelly, Carolyn Lloyd, Susan
Mondragon (guest), Lucille Mascoli, Dorothy and Taylor Ralphs. Seated from left: Donna Davis, Anne Blayden, Susan LaPittus. (photographer, Caron Mount.)
Another wonderful afternoon was
enjoyed by the ladies of Sea Isle Garden
Club at our February meeting and
Valentine luncheon. VP of Programs,
Carolyn Platt, and Hospitality
Committee, Lucille Mascoli and Cathy
Kelly, made beautiful table decorations
and arranged for tasty salads and desserts
made by members. We had a great time
learning to make three different greeting
cards (Valentine, Birthday and Thank
You), guided by our talented Treasurer,
Carolyn Lloyd, who is also a professional
scrapbook consultant, along with a guest
instructor, Susan Mondragon.
Following our March meeting we
headed off on an excursion to a most
delightful local hidden gem, the “50
Forks Restaurant” at The International
Culinary School at The Art Institute of
California – Orange County, in Santa
Ana. It is Orange County’s student run
La Familia
by “Mike” Nielsen
A great Fund Raiser is coming up
Thursday, April 14th at 5:30-8:00pm,
Malarkey’s Irish Pub, 3011 Newport
Blvd. in Newport Beach. The generous
donor Mario and his staff are donating
half the proceeds from the dinner and the
bar to our group, which as you know by
now, all the proceeds go to Orangewood
Children’s Center.
Mario is noted for his great Prime
Ribs, plus you get one drink, including
tax. The cost per person is $25.00.
bistro and a final quarter curriculum
requirement for culinary students at the
college. It was so interesting to watch
behind glass walls as the students in their
white jackets prepared our delicious and
beautifully presented meals, featuring a
variety of international cuisine.
“Eyes on Edinger,” our volunteer
project to report on issues observed along
the Edinger Parkway landscape each
month, has seen many improvements
made by the City following our monthly
reports, submitted by our Project Liaison,
Dorothy Ralphs. New plantings have
been made, dead plants removed, weeds
are under control and the fence has been
repaired. The latest walks have observed
continued sprinkler issues where excess
water is accumulating on the soil and in
the street. Graffiti has been noticed in a
few areas. A problem has been noticed
between Bonaire and Montego where dog
There will be lots of Harbour folks
and space is limited so please get your
checks in early and send to Anita Osgood,
16222 Monterey Ln, #32 in H.B., 92649.
If you have any questions please call Joyce
Brown at (714) 323-9469.
Ladies, our Installation is June 7th
at the Long Beach Yacht Club. Cost is
$30.00. Anita is getting a choice of two
salads. Dues will be due May First. Please
send checks to Anita Osgood, (address
above) instead of “Mike” or Janice.
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owners have been very lax. Unfortunately,
signs may be needed as reminders. The
other areas were in good condition in this
respect.
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Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee
by Eva Kilgore
Brian and Michelle Metherall were fabulously
dressed at “All That Jazz”
All That Jazz
Close to 200 people, dressed in some
incredible outfits, gathered at Old Ranch
Country Club for a night full of toasting,
eating, and dancing. The theme was “All
That Jazz”, and everything from boas to
fedoras were sported. Didi Stanton even
wore a flapper dress (and wore it with
style).
The grand marshal event is an evening
to thank the head of our annual boat
parade and to announce the new grand
marshal. Calvin Free did a spectacular job
as our 2010 leader of the parade and his
pinstriped suit was just perfect. THANK
YOU, Calvin.
Parade captain Craig Ferguson was
on hand, along with night captains Dean
Stanton, Brian Metherall, and Norm
Huniu. Mike Novak was there in spirit...
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Boat parade committee members
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Huntsinger and Teresa Nicols chaired,
with assistance from Benita Jacobs, Linda
Parlee, Kim Willingham (in an marvelously
chic hat and outfit), Judy Ibarra,
Karen Tribble, and Donna Gray. Also,
many lieutenants were ready to party, and
dance the night away.
Teresa Nichols took the microphone
to talk about the parade, and then went
over to a covered easel, took the covering
off slowly, and the excitement built.
Who is to be our grand marshal
this year? Jenny Huntsinger! Her photo
was unveiled on that easel (Jenny was in
Chicago while the event was going on).
Lots of cheers, applause, champagne and
big smiles all around. This is the first
time in our 49 year parade history that a
woman will be at the helm! YAY JENNY!
There was a jazz singer, Jan Elsen, and
The Yachtsmen performed to a delighted
crowd. Dinner was delicious. HHPC
chairmen Lisa Mulvania and Terri Feterik
thanked everyone for all of their volunteer
service.
Applause to Debbie Edwards and
Suzanne Russell for putting together a
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to the grand marshal event committee:
Anita Osgood, Jo Andrews, Lani Martin,
Mary Lundin, Susan Lipman, Lyn
Senske, and Gigi Ashbeck. And applause
to all of the HHPC members who work so
hard for the boat parade,
Cruise of Lights, usher, work
the Design House, and help the Juniors.
You are all, in a word, amazing. Hats off to
our office angel, Valerie Ingham. You are
truly a gem. And an encore ovation to our
generous donors, making the boat parade
and Cruise of Lights a reality. Boat Parade
$2500-Scot Campbell and Cristi Ulrich,
Coldwell Banker Realty; $1000-Sharon
and Joe Hernandez, $500-Huntington
Marina HOA, Raymond Beeso,
Huntington Harbour HOA, Churee
Kakimoto and Lauren Scott, Roberta
Bissel, Sean Stanfield Residential Group;
$250-Diana Wood and Marlene Schell,
Transnational Escrow, Cor and Lauren
Claus, Richard and Lisa Mulvania.
Cruise of Lights $5000-DD Dunlap
in kind rent donation; $2500-Scot
Campbell and Cristi Ulrich, Coldwell
Banker Realty, Ross Family Foundation;
$1000-Lory and Sharon Larson; $500-
Dean Zitco and Star Harbour Homes;
$250-Dell Brault.
And a special thank you to Trader
Joe’s for their thoughtful donation of
refreshments for our cruise patrons. One
last thank you, Mike McHardy, you were
the perfect Cruise of Lights Santa Claus.
Junior’s Fashion Show
Next up, our youngest volunteers,
the HHPC Juniors, are putting on a
wonderful fashion show set for May 1,
at Meadowlark Golf Club. The theme is
“Tea Time”, and this year, for the first
time, Old Navy will be one of the clothing
companies providing fashions. There
will be a silent auction, delicious food,
and it’s a perfect afternoon to bring your
friends, children, grandchildren, a good
time for all! Now, we need your help. If
you have an item or two you could donate
to our auction, baskets you could donate
or want any information on the show,
email Diana Wood at dianawoodpcc@
aol.com or call Valerie at 714-840-7542.
We would love to have you join
the HHPC! We are truly one big happy
family, and you will have an instant
group of buddies and pals, while helping
the music programs stay alive for our
children. Valerie can answer all of your
questions at 714-840-7542.
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HHPC: Islanders
by Eva Kilgore
Are we proud? Yes we are! Jenny
Huntsinger is our new Grand Marshal!
Jenny will be leading the 2011
Huntington Harbour Boat Parade. She
was honored at the “All That Jazz” event
at Old Ranch Country Club!
Islander Teresa Nichols unveiled
Jenny’s picture , and there were big rounds
of applause along with much toasting!
Calvin Free (husband of Islander Pam
Free) looked dapper in his pinstriped suit
when thanking each and every member
of the HHPC for all their help during
this year’s parade.
Thanks to Jo Andrews for her work
on the Grand Marshal Event Committee.
Good job, Jo! And thanks to parade
captain Craig Ferguson (wife Diane),
night captains Brian Metherall (wife
Michele), Dean Stanton (wife Didi), and
Norm Huniu (wife Julie)... all Islanders!
Thanks to all the Islander lieutenants!
We couldn’t have done it without you.
President Niki Kubeck is doing an
incredible job as president, and her winning
smile is contagious.
Our own Diana Wood is leading
L to R: Julie Huniu, Jenny Huntsinger, Eva Kilgore, and Rocio Griley enjoyed the Islander tea!
the Juniors. Diana is in the process of
planning the Junior’s fashion show “Tea
Time” slated for May 1 at Old Ranch
Country Club. Islanders will be there en
masse, you can count on it.
Speaking of tea time, the beautiful
home of Natalie Elliot was the setting for
the Islander tea. We munched on little
sandwiches, scones, and sipped our tea
in style. Davenport’s catered the affair. A
delightful day!
One last thing to talk about (bragging
rights). Many, many thanks to Scot
Campbell (wife Heather), and Cristi
Ulrich of Coldwell Banker Realty for
their generous sponsorship of our boat
parade, and Cruise of Lights. Kudos
to Diana Wood and Marlene Schell of
Trans-National Escrow, Lauren and Cor
Claus, and Sharon and Lory Larson for
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HHPC: Marina Windjammers
by Judi Ibarra
February and March were very busy
months for the Windjammers. Through
weather enhancements and holiday weekends,
our group forged on to bring music
to the children of Orange County and our
members.
Our February meeting, at the waterfront
home of Margie Finlay, was capped
off with the fine instrument finesse of one
April Cap. This delightful young lady
was not only an excellent oboe player, she
was educational and entertaining. She
demonstrated her skills on this and the
French horn. We are so fortunate to be in
the midst of fine young musicians, and see
them blossom in their craft.
The first week of February saw
the Marina Windjammers utilize the
Music Mobile at Lakeview, Starview
and Huntington Seacliff Schools. Our
very own Carlone Herman oversees this
activity which brings sparkle to the eyes
and ears of many third graders. Our new
van, purchased last year with healthy
donations from many of you, is fi lled
with new instruments as well and the
school children showed us why we do the
fundraising. It is pure delight to watch
the young ones touch, play and discover
sounds made by the different instruments.
One teacher spoke to us about a
youngster with autism. His shyness prevented
him from participating with the
group, but during recess time, he picked
up an instrument and learned about the
HHPC: Admiralty
by Pat Kenmore
The “Gang’s all here” described the
great tum-out for our February meeting.
Could it be the party people liked the
cocktail hour meeting? (Which was due
to many just back, that noon, from the
Mexico cruise) Or, that it was held at the
fun Coral Cay home of Terri and Mike
Feterik? Whatever, it was good to see
Norma Kowles, Bobbie Sheldon (in from
the desert), Lee Swearingen, and Janice
Belk, return to the fold!
Our new members were on “overload”
with all the clip-boards going
around to sign up for Design house,
ushering for concerts, music mobile-hours
and Grand Marshal ball table seating.
Keeping our reputation as the party
group, we have a big sign-up of members
attendiing the ball, making Anita Osgood
our ball chairman very happy. I’ll report
on that next time! See you there.
April Cap charming the Marina Windjammers.
Ladies of Admiralty Group
sound it makes. It was a beautiful sight.
Carlone reports that it was the best year
we’ve ever had with the Music Mobile.
We are thankful for the van and the new
instruments we were able to purchase.
If you didn’t’ make it to the Design
House this year, make sure to mark your
calendars for next year. The Maison
del la Mer, a French inspired estate that
overlooks Newport Harbor and the
coastline, was awesome! Those of us who
sold tickets and acted as docents, had a
ball roaming through the three floors of
floating staircases, stone and walnut flooring,
theatre, wine tasting room, infinity
pool and separate casita. This historic
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You can rent it for your next party.
All proceeds benefit the Philharmonic
Society Youth Music Programs.
We are always busy in March with
student concerts. This year, many were
held in area church halls with several at
Segerstrom Hall. Our efforts and hours
making these concerts happen has a huge
payoff as we watch children enraptured
with the world of symphony music.
Their appreciation for this art form is so
apparent as they move about, stay focused
and sometimes keep the beat along with
the director. We have so many enjoyable
moments in this society and we engage in
new friendships.
Come and join us, we are a fun loving
group. For details on our next meeting,
call Susie Sampson at (714) 892-0202.
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HHPC: Trinidad Group
by Dianne Rector and Mark A. Arizmendi
Summer is approaching and then the
Holiday Season will start. Ok, I’ll slow
down, let’s talk about the latest adventures
of the Trinidad Group.
Philharmonic House of Design-
Maison del la Mer in March was a
highlight, I think we all have new ideas
for our homes. This was an outstanding
fundraiser for the Philharmonic Society. I
wonder where we will host 2012, maybe at
your home.
All That Jazz-The 49th Annual
Grand Marshal Ball, was held at Old
Ranch Country Club. Great foods, terrific
friends, and an exciting theme for the
2011 Huntington Harbour Boat Parade
HHPC: Juniors
by Eva Kilgore
The HHPC Juniors are busy planning
their upcoming fashion show. This
year the theme is “Tea Time”, and promises
to be a most wonderful afternoon.
Chairman Diana Wood is an expert
at putting it all together. Look for a
marvelous silent auction, yummy food,
were the highlights of the evening.
Trinidad Group will hold their
installation luncheon on April 21 at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Corona
del Mar. Chef Georges promised to
delight our taste buds. We will see you
there.
Life is great, you could have joined
us in Huntington Harbour, at Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club, or at Old Ranch
Country Club. Become part of our group
and support the Philharmonic Society
of Orange County. Call Sheree Novak
to join, 714.318.5008. “Volunteering is
what we are all about!”
and the Juniors to strut their stuff on the
runway. Fashionista and owner of APA
Consulting, Allison Andrews, is working
with this talented group of teens, and has
some spectacular clothing lined up.
Take your daughters, granddaughters,
nieces, friends, anyone and everyone
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beautiful waterfront “House of Design” overlooking
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HHPC: Sandpipers
by Kathy Bayless
Sandpiper President Melissa Banning and
February Meeting Hostess and 2011-2012
President nominee Debbie Edwards.
January Meeting
Thursday January 20th the
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic
Sandpipers met at the home of Nicole
Stewart to plan the group’s support of the
Philharmonic Society of Orange County
Music Education to help bring music
programs to the students of Orange
County. Music Education Chairs Patty
Taylor and Nicole Stewart reported that
the Sandpipers would be ushering at
Children’s Music Programs at Mariners
Church February 11th, Don Walsh
Auditorium February 27th, Segerstrom
Hall March 3rd and volunteer on the
Children’s Music Mobile at Sunview
Elementary School March 2nd and
Circleview Elementary School March
3rd. Parliamentarian Suzanne Russell
announced that she and the nominating
committee including Cathy Kelly,
Mary Ann Brinket, Evanne Connors
and Helene Rowlette would be soliciting
nominees for the 2011-2012 Sandpipers
Board. Special Projects Chairs Evanne
Connors and Helene Rowlette
announced a Sandpipers wine tasting
event at the Main Street Winery in Seal
Beach on Friday February 4th and over
20 members joined in the fun.
February Meeting
On Thursday February 17th the
Philharmonic Sandpipers met at the
Harbour Coves waterfront home of
Debbie Edwards to fi nalize plans for
the group’s support of the Philharmonic
Music Education and fundraising activities.
Sandpipers planned to usher at the
Children’s Music Program at Don Walsh
Auditorium April 13th. House of Design
Liaisons Cheryl Rogers and Helene
Rowlette reported that the Sandpipers
were docents for the Philharmonic
Society of Orange County 2011 House
of Design March 16th and 27th at this
year’s spectacular home “Maison de la
Mer” in Crystal Cove. Juniors Chair
Katie Goetzinger reported that the
Juniors Fashion Show was scheduled for
Sunday May 1st at Meadowlark Golf
Club. Helene Rowlette and Evanne
Connors announced that the Sandpipers
plan to visit the Ben Franklin exhibit at
Bowers Museum on Tuesday March 8th.
Sandpipers President Melissa Banning
announced that Debbie Edwards is the
nominee for the Sandpipers 2011-2012
President.
More Information
If you want more information about
the Huntington Harbour Philharmonic
Sandpipers and would like to participate
in our activities and events please call
Sandpiper membership chair Bonnie
Specht at (714) 377-1024.
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USC Alumni Association, Huntington Beach
by George Demos, Past President
At a recent USC function, USC
alumni (from left) Ric Tarantino, new
USC-HB 2011 President Dane Parker
Andrew, J.K. McKay former USC
star wide receiver and son of legendary
coach John McKay, who spoke
on “Trojan Football-Past, Present,
and Future”, and George Demos,
USC-HB Board Member.
VIMS
by Dorothy Ralphs
Members of VIMS prepare for the
upcoming Summer bash, invitations
will be in the mail shortly so mark
your calendars when it arrives.
This is a worthy cause helping
local residents troubled with Multiple
Sclerosis. For further information call
Carol Webster at 714 -840-2739
Seated: Patty Kenmore, Alice Zamboni; Standing: Lorraine Garafalo, Carol Webster, Rita Collins, Mim
Strickler.
Ross Family Legacy
Foundation
by Eva Kilgore
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many philanthropic activities, from
the Roosters (helping disadvantaged
children and more). This prestigious
award has been bestowed on those
going above and beyond in volunteering
for 35 years. Bill is active
in Roosters, Kiwanis of Huntington
Harbour, the Huntington Harbour
Philharmonic Committee, PAWS,
and beyond. Together with his wife
Pat, they founded the Ross Family
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Bolsa Chica Land Trust
by Flossie Horgan, Executive Director
Bolsa Chica Land Trust junior stewards at work.
The Land Trust is happy to
announce the hiring of Mark Hay, the
new Junior Stewards Coordinator! A
priority of the Land Trust is to nurture
our youth about the wonders of Bolsa
Chica. The Junior Stewards program
blends hands-on restoration work with
creative, fun and educational activities
aimed at nurturing the knowledge and
self-esteem needed for the next generation
to take on the stewardship of our
precious wild spaces. We recognize an
important educational experience in
the actual hands-on process of planting
native plants, and we have seen how
it resonates all who help restore Bolsa
Chica.
Hired through generous grants
from the Orange County Community
Foundation and Southern California
Edison, Mark is on board to grow and
nurture the program. The kids lead
the group, but they need an adult to
coordinate their activities and help to
make it happen! Mark comes to Bolsa
Chica Land Trust with many years of
Huntington Harbour Republican Women, Federated
by Joe Andrews
experience as a naturalist and educator
and we are thrilled to have him as a part
of the Stewards team. If you are interested
in enrolling a child into the Jr.
Stewards program please contact Mark
at mnhay2000@yahoo.com.
Earth Day 2011
Come join the Bolsa Chica Land
Trust, Amigos de Bolsa Chica and
Bolsa Chica Conservancy to celebrate
Earth Day on Saturday April 9th from
10-3pm. North parking lot at Bolsa
Chica Ecological reserve (Warner and
PCH) Family fun for all!! Exhibits,
games and tours of Bolsa Chica. For
more information call Bolsa Chica Land
Trust at 714-846-1001 or go to our
website www.bolsachicalandtrust.org.
Honoring our Golden Girls!
The annual meeting and awards
luncheon for the California Federation of
Republican Women, Southern Division,
was held at the Anaheim Hill Golf
Course.
Huntington (Harbour) Beach residents
Betty Lou Evans and Jo Andrews
where honored as Golden Girls for their
40 years or more of Federated membership
and volunteerism. Special Guest
Speaker was David Horowitz. Following
the luncheon, St. John’s Knits presented a
fashion show.
The Huntington Harbour FRW was
honored as they celebrate, again, for having
the largest membership in the United
States. President Dianna Gadberry and
Membership Chair Charlotte Christiana
were present to receive the award. The
club with be having a home tour in
September 2011.
The Republican Women Federated
is the educational arm for the republican
party. Club meetings are held at
Meadowlark Country Club located in
Huntington Beach. For membership to
the Huntington Harbour Republican
Federated Club, contact Charlotte
Christiana at 714 846-4841.
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International Order of the Blue Gaval
by Jon Fults
IOBG District 10 Offi cers (Left to right): Bruce Miller-Treasurer, George Demos-Director, Jon Fult-2nd
Vice President, Jeanne Staff ord-Secretary, Bill Plumlee-3rd Vice President & Lavon Plumlee-President
Report from District 10 for the IOBG
2011 got off to a good start in
January when District 10 members got
together at the Huntington Harbour
Yacht Club for Brunch and our
Installation of Officers. We had a significant
turnout, giving us an opportunity
to tell our membership of upcoming
events in 2011.
Kiwanis of Huntington Harbour
by Eva Kilgore
On February 13 we held a Prime
Rib dinner/dance, hosted by the Navy
Yacht Club Long Beach in Bunker 33 of
the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station.
March 6 we organized a wine tasting
event to be held at the Cerritos Bahia
Yacht Club. This unique event was for
IOBG members only.
We will also be having a Boat Safety
Luncheon, several events associated
with one of our favorite charities - the
Charity Regatta. July we will be having
a delicious BBQ event for members only.
July 3 we will be off to the Hollywood
Bowl for a wonderful concert and fi reworks
display. August features a Luau
with entertainment by “Happy Feet”
an all-girl band. September will feature
Brunch at the Long Beach YC.
October will be a “burn your own
steak” at the Seal Beach YC. Two big
events are scheduled for December - a
Duff y Cruise to see the Christmas decorated
homes in Huntington Harbour
and an event featuring the Boat Parade.
Both of these events are for IOBG members
only.
We try to schedule an event every
month, sometimes two. We enjoy each
others company, try to contribute something
along the way for the betterment
of our community, and just have fun.
We’ve had a few quiet months, but
are now gearing up for spring! Getting
ready to help the homeless children at
Harbour View, Marina High School, and
Huntington Beach High School.
What do we need? Gift cards in
small amounts to CVS and Von’s, and
toiletries. School supplies (paper, pens,
pencils, glue sticks, crayons) are welcome,
too. MANY thanks to little Sammy
Carter.
At Sammy’s birthday party, he
didn’t request Hot Wheels, or the latest
video games. Sammy wanted monetary
donations to help the homeless children.
Result? Kiwanis of Huntington Harbour
received a generous donation that
will help many. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
SAMMY! And...thank you.
Parents Parvaneh and Patrick are
very, very proud. We would love your
help. Please call 714-840-5090. Many
thanks in advance for helping to make
our community a wonderful place to live.
Parvaneh, Sammy, and Patrick Carter. Sammy donated his birthday money to Kiwanis of Huntington
Harbour.
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Newcomers
by Patti Goughary
Newcomers had the best Friendship
Tea this last February. Our Social VPs,
Margaret Humphreys, and Cathy
Kelly, planned for every detail to make
an authentic English tea for all of us to
enjoy. There were fresh flowers, linens,
china and silver serving pieces at each
setting. We had wonderful teas, with
thick cream and sugar. The buffet had
scrumptious fresh baked goods with
scones, sausage rolls, a beautiful red velvet
cake, eclairs, huge chocolate covered
strawberries, and fi nger sandwiches
that were delightful. We had lemon
curd, jams, and Devonshire cream to
add to our blueberry or raison scones.
Plus, cute strawberry trifles to enjoy!
We had a great showing of members
who had fun building on friendships.
And we thoroughly enjoyed the artistry
of Margaret, her daughter, and Cathy,
in creating a wonderful cozy feeling for
our English Tea Party.
Our VPs of Social Activities are Margaret Humphreys and Cathy Kelly.
Our next events include a Cocktail
Hour event that will be held on April
1st, where members will bring their
favorite appetizer and enjoy an evening
with other couples. Then, we have a
Progressive Dinner event that is still in
the planning stages, and should be a lot
of fun as well.
If you are new to Huntington
Harbor (within last 3 years), please send
an email debedwards@verizon.com for
membership information. Newcomers
opens the door to new friendships and
other social venues within the Harbor
and we have fun!
Trinidad Ladies Group
by Jan Little Carone
The February meeting of the
Trinidad Ladies Club was held at at the
beautiful home of new member Sandy
Reynolds. Cocktails and snacks captured
the ambiance of the Valentine theme
evening as members mingled to enjoy a
social time with other members. Since
most meetings are held during the day,
it is special to have an evening meeting
where members can enjoy the company of
those who are employed during the day.
Social time was followed by a brief meeting.
After the meeting members enjoyed
a dinner of homemade soups, made by
Hostess Sandy Reynolds and member
Kathy Korneff. There were also salads,
and desserts.
Our March meeting was held on
Tuesday March 1 at the home of Mary
Shebell. The program was presented by B
to Z Organizing. They are specialists in
helping to downsize and organize. This
was an informative meeting just in time
for Spring Cleaning.
Thank you members for all you do
to make every TLC meeting memorable.
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La Traviata (Guilds of Segerstrom Center for the Arts)
by Lorraine Garafalo
Betty Lou Evans organized a great
trip for La Traviata members to hear
the Long Beach Symphony “Pops”
Orchestra play the beautiful and exciting
music of John Williams. Members
had all brought some tasty snack to
share – along with cookies, candy
(Marie Busche’s special fudge) drinks
and coffee.
Star Wars characters welcomed us
in the lobby as well as appearing in the
performance. This all made for a very
special musical evening. Chairman Jo
Andrews and Programs Chair, Mim
Strickler are planning some fun events
for this Spring and Summer.
Little Mermaid Guild
of CHOC Children’s
by Marguerite McEntee
Little Mermaid Guild members
and their spouses will be out in full
force working in two major events
of the annual Toyota Grand Prix of
Long Beach, to earn donations for
CHOC. These two events are the Golf
Tournament and the Charity Ball. On
Monday, April 11, race fans can tee off
with celebrities and pros in the annual
Grand Prix Foundation Charity Golf
Tournament at Old Ranch Country
Club in Seal Beach. If you’re not a
member of Old Ranch and have always
wanted to play there, this is your
chance! Registration, a putting contest,
the driving range, breakfast and a.m.
bar all start at 9 a.m. The tournament
starts at 11 a.m. and includes prizes
and a silent auction. Individual spots
and foursomes are available. On Friday,
April 15, the Toyota Charity Ball will
take place. The star-studded gala black
tie evening includes cocktails, dinner,
entertainment and silent and live auctions.
This year’s Charity Ball will take
place at the Westin Long Beach.
To join or support us please call
(714)377-3783.
Judy Grieb, Mim Strickler, Mary Thompson, Betty Lou Evans, Dorie Matthews.
Little Mermaid Guild Members from left: Pat Calderone, Susan Dill, Lynda Edwards.
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