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Huntington Harbour Art Association by Jackie Dvorman Dining at Tivoli Terrace, Laguna Beach after Tour of Festival of Arts. Kathleen Moore won First Place in the Orange County Fair this summer for her quilting pillow made from her late father’s silk bow ties. She pieced them together and placed two large ties on the front section . It was a lovely way to honor her father’s memory. The members enjoyed luncheon at the Culinary Arts restaurant “Fifty Forks” where the unique menu is created by the students and faculty. Two tables of members started with an amuse of exotic juices served in an aperitif glass followed by shellfi sh in a saffron broth. Dessert of a many-layered apple cake completed the meal. Members toured the upstairs teaching facility after the meal. The fall membership luncheon was held in September at Sebastian’s Italian Restaurant. Todd Ventura of Bill’s Camera Shop spoke of composing successful digital shots. We’re looking forward to the annual cocktail party to be held on October 6 at the recently renovated home of Sharon Larson on Davenport Island. We’re looking forward to the event to begin the holiday season in the Harbour. Little Mermaid Guild of Choc Children’s by Marguerite McEntee From Left: Lynda Edwards, Helen Malloy, and Judi Van Houten at the Surfrider Auction. The first Huntington Beach Vintage Surf Charity Auction and Ocean Art Sale was held in August at the Hilton Waterfront. The Waverider Auction’s goal was to commemorate and circulate some of surfing world’s best quality offerings of surfboards, surf art, and memorabilia. The live auction was attended by serious collectors, hobbyists as well as spectators. Many items spurred competitive bidding both in person and through live on-line bidding. Everyone went away with good deals and good memories. A Portion of the proceeds will benefit four local charities including CHOC Children’s. The annual CHOC Walk at Disneyland will be held on Sunday, October 14, 2012, and starts at 7 a.m. and is completed before the parks open for 8 Kathleen with her winning entry at the OC Fair. The Annual Fiber Arts Show will be exhibited around the spacious rooms of Mary Lundin’s home on Trinidad Island on November 13. Over 80 entries including beautiful quilts, needlework and needlepoint, embroidery and wearable art will be shown. Judges will award prizes in each category. Beading Buddies, Painting Pals and Needles and Friends encourage HHAA members to come and see what the groups are doing. Call Marsha Hendler, 714-840-8843 for information on times and places. the day. Walkers have the opportunity to purchase park tickets at discounted prices that day. Walkers are expected to raise a minimum of $50 from sponsors or they can make the donation personally. Proceeds benefit Children’s Hospital of Orange County and CHOC at Mission. The Walk is the largest fund raising event for the hospital and it is a time when families express their thanks to the doctors and nurses who cared for their children. Favorite Disney characters join the walkers, cheering them on and providing unique photo opportunities. At the end of the 5K Walk, the celebration continues in Downtown Disney® District where event sponsors, hospital support groups, shops and restaurants have special offers for Walk participants. This year walkers will also stroll through the all-new Cars Land, located in the newly expanded Disney California Adventure® Park! To attend a New Members brunch, any of our activities or meetings please call (714) 377-3783.
Re-Elect Former Mayor Dave Sullivan Dear Huntington Harbour Neighbor, After 12 years of service, twice as mayor, I am again running for city council. Our city is in a severe fiscal crisis and I feel that my experience and fiscally conservative philosophy can help. Further, my previous 12 years on the council tells me that it is vital for you to have a Huntington Harbour resident representing you on the city council in order to advocate for Huntington Harbour issues. My philosophy: A councilperson should actively solicit the public’s views and act on them. A city’s budget is no different than a family’s budget. Don’t spend what you don’t have. Sincerely, Dave Sullivan Dave@Sullivan4Council.com http://www.sullivan4council.com Paid Advertisement Vote for Dave Sullivan - Huntington Beach City Council #3 on the Ballot Best Time to Sell Your Unwanted Gold! We also specialize in custom orders and repairs. Over 2000 styles of engagement rings to choose from. Tue.-Fri. 10:30 am-6 pm Sat. 10:30 am-4 pm Sun. & Mon. Closed Design by George • www.Isabellasjewelry.com 16917 Algonquine St., Suite C • Huntington Beach, CA 92649 • (714) 377-7419 Near Warner Avenue in Huntington Harbour Mall 9
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