Remember the Barefoot Bar? - Harbour Light Magazine

April 2010 

The Original Magazine for the people of Huntington Harbour 

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HARBOUR LIGHT 

For and about the PEOPLE of 

Huntington Harbour, since 1970 

Published by Boris & Dorothy Ralphs 

Volume XXXX Number 2 

April 2010 

In this issue: 

VIMS ........................................................................................ 5 

Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee ...... 6 

HHPC Juniors ....................................................................... 6 

HHPC Sandpipers ............................................................... 7 

HHPC Marina Windjammers ........................................... 8 

HHPC Admiralty Group .................................................... 8 

HHPC Trinidad Group ........................................................ 9 

HHPC Islanders .................................................................... 9 

H.H. Republican Women, Federated ......................... 10 

FINS ........................................................................................ 11 

La Familia ............................................................................. 12 

Sea Isle Garden Club........................................................ 14 

H.H. Property Owners Association ............................ 18 

ALL Garden Club ............................................................... 19 

The Flying Dutchman .....................................................20 

La Traviata ...........................................................................20 

Bolsa Chica Land Trust .................................................... 21 

USC Alumni Club of Huntington Beach ....................22 

Assistance League of Huntington Beach .................22 

Little Mermaid Guild .......................................................23 

Kiwanis of Huntington Harbour ..................................23 

Huntington Harbour Ski Club ......................................24 

Trinidad Ladies Club ........................................................24 

Wanderlust Ski Club ........................................................25 

Huntington Harbour Art Association ........................25 

Huntington Harbour Garden Club .............................26 

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club .................................27 

Bolsa Chica Conservancy ...............................................28 

Anglers of Huntington Harbour ..................................28 

VIMS Ellie Barnard, Mim Strickler and Bett Walton. 

VIMS (Volunteers in Multiple Sclerosis) 

by Mim Strickler 

The exciting news from our local 

M.S. Chapter is that our annual 

Membership Party will be held at the 

fabulous Disneyesque castle/home of Jan 

and Larry Carone on Trinidad Island. 

The event will be held on Sunday, June 6 

at 5 PM and will include hearty drinks, 

generous goodies and unlimited camaraderie. 

Invitations will be sent, but for 

those not members who would like to be 

invited, please phone Alice Zamboni at 

(714) 840-1566. 

Join the upcoming WALK MS 

which takes place on April 10 from 8 

AM - 12 PM at University of California, 

Irvine. This is our rallying point for us to 

stand together to support those affected 

by M.S. by participating, volunteering 

or recruiting others. To get further info 

please phone (800) 344-4867. 

The M.S. Society recently presented 

our VIMS group with the 

“Humanitarian of the Year” award. The 

lovely engraved crystal piece was received 

by Carol Webster, Ellie Bernard and 

Alice Zamboni. Special congratulations 

to all for their fi ne support. 

For more information about our 

local group or scholarships available to 

local students with M.S., phone Carol 

Webster (714) 840-2739. 

On the Cover 

The Barefoot Bar was part of the old 

Beach Club with tennis courts, pool 

and beach. It was a hub of activity 

for many years. 

VIMS front, left to right: Alice Zamboni, Patti Kenmore, Eunice Nicholson 

back: Bett Walton, Carol Webster, Marion Harrison, Peggy Mouritz. 

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Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee 

by Eva Kilgore 

Past Grand Marshal, Brian Griley and 2010 Grand Marshal, Calvin Free 

Chairman Susan Qaqundah presents certifi cate to sponsors from the Ross 

Family Foundation L to R: Susan Qaqundah, Pat Ross, Bill Ross, Eva Kilgore 

What a successful year! The HHPC 

came together in a big way to celebrate 

at the Huntington Harbour Yacht Club. 

Denim & Diamonds was the theme... 

and it was time to choose a new grand 

marshal. Drum roll- Calvin Free will be 

at the helm this year for the boat parade! 

Brian Griley, 2009 grand marshal, 

was grinning from ear to ear as he talked 

about his parade, introduced his lovely 

wife Rocio ( a huge help) and congratulated 

Calvin. Putting on the boat parade 

takes an entire year, and parade captain 

Brian Metherall was right there helping 

out for last year’s parade, along with 

the night captains, lieutenants, junior 

lieutenants, boat parade chair, co-chair, 

committee members...and lots of volunteers. 

Calvin’s wife Pam is very excited to 

help hubby Calvin in any way possible! 

HHPC: Juniors 


Yay Pam! Terri Feterik and Mike Nielsen 

chaired the Denim & Diamonds event, 

with a super team of helpers-committee 

members Marlene Schell, Ellie Schaffner, 

Susan Lipman, and Suzanne Simon. 

Thanks to Ellie Matthews for photos. 

Chairman Susan Qaqundah was 

very, very happy with the attendance, 

yummy food provided by Smokin’ Mo’s, 

square dancers from the Church Mice 

Square Dance Club, Shirley Wallace the 

HHPC manager, Janet French, invitation 

artwork and program, Sharon Larson, 

program, Devynn’s Garden for the 

presentation bouquets, Universal Print 

Company for printing, HHPC juniors 

for helping with meeting and greeting 

and signage, and Valerie Ingham, the 

office angel, for her hard work. 

Each lady received a blinking 

“diamond” ring, provided by Marlene 

The Huntington Harbour 

Philharmonic Committee juniors are 

busy! They helped meet and greet folks 

at the grand marshal ball event at the 

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club, are 

cleaning beaches, and are gearing up for 

the annual fashion show. 

This year, Lisa Knott is putting it all 

together, and is gathering very, very cool 

auction items. It will be held at the gorgeous 

Waterfront Hilton on May 2. The 

theme is A Trip to the Orient, and you 

are in for some amazing treats! 

Allison Andrews, the fashionista and 

owner of APA Consulting, will be making 

sure that the models are runway-ready. 

Andrews is an amazing coordinator (she 

brought fashion week to San Diego), and 

the juniors are very excited to have her 

working with them. Last year the fashion 

Schell. The guys looked very Western in 

their Stetsons, jeans, and boots. Some 

gals wore hats, too...and cowgirl dresses, 

jeans, boots, and even a bolo tie or two 

were spotted. 

The night was a HUGE success, 

and everyone left full, happy, and surrounded 

by good friends. Next up is the 

HHPC Juniors Fashion Show...A Trip to 

the Orient...on May 2. It will be at the 

Waterfront Hilton. This show sells out, 

so it is best to reserve your tickets early. 

Info Call (714) 840-5090. 

We would love for you to join us in 

the Huntington Harbour Philharmonic 

Committee. 

It is fun, exciting, and we truly are 

one big happy family. There is something 

for everyone! Info (714) 840-7542. 

show SOLD OUT! This year promises to 

be the same. 

For information on the fashion 

show, call 714-840-5090. Reserve your 

tickets early...take a friend, family, kids, 

grandkids...it is sooo much fun! “Our 

juniors are so excited about presenting 

the fashion show,” said Debbie Berry, coadvisor 

to the juniors. “We want everyone 

to come and have a fabulous time.” 

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HHPC: Sandpipers 

by Kathy Bayless 

Sandpipers Kathy Bayless, Helene Rowlette, Lillian Wood, Carol Travis, and Suzie Scott. 

January Meeting 

January 21st the Sandpipers gathered 

at Helene Rowlette’s home for 

their January meeting to announce the 

fi nal amount of money raised for the 

Philharmonic and the local children’s 

music programs through the hard work 

of the Sandpipers during the Boat Parade 

and Cruise of Lights. It was announced 

that Bill and Lorraine McCune made 

a generous donation to the Cruise of 

Lights. The McCune’s have been faithful 

supporters of the Sandpipers for 

over 30 years and their support of the 

Philharmonic is greatly appreciated. 

February Meeting 

February 18th the Sandpipers 

gathered at the home of Suzanne 

Russell for their February Meeting. The 

Sandpipers organized their groups that 

will be participating as docents for the 

Philharmonic and were going to schools 

teaching music from the Music Mobile. 

Also, the nominating committee including 

Suzanne Russell, Katie Goetsinger, 

Helene Rowlette and Kathy Bayless 

was formed to select the Officers and 

Chairpersons for 2010-2011. 

Upcoming Activities 

The Sandpipers upcoming activities 

include the annual New Member 

Party to be announced and support of 

the Huntington Harbour Philharmonic 

including docents to various music programs 

in Orange County. If you want 

more information about the Huntington 

Harbour Philharmonic Sandpipers and 

would like to participate in our activities 

please call Vice President of membership 

Cathy Kelly at (714) 377-9947. 

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HHPC: Marina Windjammer 

by Judi Ibarra 

Ushers waiting for the students to arrive at concert hall. 

We sailed through the Design House 

and Cruise of Light fundraisers and are 

now seeing the riches of our labor. The 

Windjammers are enjoying the bubbling 

faces and the rhythmic movements of second 

graders as they are bedazzled by the 

“Disneyland Salutes the American Band”. 

Each different instrument is sounded and 

described to these inquiring minds as the 

white uniformed band members fi ll their 

heads with excitement. Of course, Mickey 

and friends add to the pomp as well as 

area student musicians who join the band 

for a song or two. 

5th graders are being serenaded by 

the Orange County Youth Symphony and 

the Anaheim Ballet. Students watching 

HHPC: Admiralty 

by Bett Walton 

students perform, is a wealth of motivation 

to these “would be musicians”. Our 

group is well on hand at the Renee and 

Henry Segerstrom concert hall ushering 

the children in and out for a day of musical 

delight. Other students of Orange 

County will be part of philharmonic 

activity as our mobile unit makes its 

way to school sites. Classroom presentations 

are also part of the repertoire. We 

love to interact with these various music 

programs. 

Of course, we love to be entertained 

as well. Our February meeting was held 

at the Orange County Museum of Art. 

We, along with high schoolers, watched 

the intriguingly talented, John Zeretzke, 

Left to right: Madeline Campbell, Treasurer; Lori Anderson, Hospitality Chairman; Jan Goss, Recording 

Secretary; Coco Malchow, Juniors Chairman. 

Admiralty members turned out 

with much enthusiasm for the elaborate 

Denim & Diamonds Event to celebrate 

all their hard work for the Cruise of 

Lights and to welcome the new Grand 

Marshal. Over 40 Admiralty revelers 

enjoyed all the camaraderie and danced 

to the music of Sal & the Headliners. 

Ball Chairmen “Mike” Nielsen and Terri 

Feterik were in charge of the spectacular 

arrangements for the entire event for all 

of HHPC. 

Sherman Gardens in Corona del 

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writer of many modern ballet and dance 

scores, leading Art/Educator in schools 

nationally, guest composer and musical 

artist at Ronald MacDonald House and 

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for children. Zeretzke performs for thousand 

of students in education programs 

using a wide variety of ethnic, exotic and 

innovative instruments; including the 

Hungarian bagpipe and the N. African 

Bendir (a frame drum). He shared some 

with us including the Nikolharpa, a hand 

held beauty, looking similar to a zylophone, 

and it created beautiful sounds. 

The students were enthralled as he showed 

us all how various sounds are created and 

added on to sound tracks to give the 

illusion of beauty, fright or excitement. 

He had great technical and artistic demonstrations 

to excite teenagers of varying 

interests. 

We look forward to more ushering 

experiences and fun-fi lled faces as children 

engage the music and instruments. 

We have such fun at our gatherings. A 

luncheon was enjoyed in February, at 

Fashion Island. 

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volunteer activities and lots of delicious 

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members as their installation of officers 

for the 2010-2011 season takes place. The 

gardens will have all their exquisite spring 

flowers blooming and it will be a perfect 

setting for the installation. Lori Anderson 

has arranged a delicious luncheon following 

the installation on April 15th. 

Don’t forget to attend the huge “A 

Fair to Remember” sale on Saturday and 

Sunday, April 24th & 25th at Peter’s 

Landing parking lot. It will be open from 

9:00 to 4:00 both days with over 60 vendors 

selling clothing, jewelry, accessories, 

collectibles and boutique items. 

Coco Malchow, Juniors Chairmen, 

is asking HHPC members to contact her 

if they have any silent auction items for 

the Juniors Fashion Show on May 2nd. 

This is always a delightful event that 

benefits the Philharmonic and highlights 

all the work the Juniors do for HHPC.

HHPC: Trinidad Group 

by Mark A. Arizmendi 

Trinidad Group Celebrating the Chinese New Years at the Ruby Palace. We all learned to make Chinese 

Noodles the Ruby Palace way, it’s a must see. 

There have been many Great Days 

and Nights to remember! 

A highlight of the Year was the 

Grand Marshal Celebration “Denim 

& Diamonds”, held at the beautifully 

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club, I saw 

lots of Diamonds as well as some Denim. 

The Trinidad Group HHPC is 

proud to announce the addition of 6 

new members! This is a great start for 

our membership drive, and you can be 

part of the fun and work as a member 

of Trinidad Group for the Huntington 

Harbour Philharmonic Committee. As 

our President Nancy McDevitt reminds 

us, “Volunteering is what we’re about”! 

Call our Vice President of Membership 

Donna Gray, she can be reached at 

714.377.6004. I am happy to announce 

the birth of a potential new member. 

Drew Patrick, Grandson of our President 

Nancy McDevitt and her husband Matt. 

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HHPC: Islanders 


What fun! Calvin Free, husband 

of our own Islander gal Pam, is the new 

Grand Marshal! 

Brian Griley...leader of the boat 

parade last year (and also husband of 

Islander Rocio Griley) handed over 

the title to Calvin at a rip roarin’, lip 

smackin’ Denim & Diamonds event at 

the Huntington Harbour Yacht Club. 

Calvin’s big cows were resplendent 

with cowboy hats and accessories (they 

normally stand guard outside Cal’s 

establishment the Beef Palace). Congrats 

Calvin! Islander Susan Qaqundah, 

chairman this year of the HHPC was all 

smiles, as was Islander president Jenny 

Huntsinger! What a group! 

Parade captain Brian Metherall, 

Joyce Zimmerman, Christine Faubert, 

Kim Willingham, and the boat parade 

committee...happy, dancing up a storm, 

and had an opportunity to celebrate at 

the HHYC for a job well done. Marlene 

Schell made sure every gal had a big, 

blinking “bling-bling” diamondesque 

ring to sport. Lots of fun! 

Fashion pick was defi nitely Joyce 

Zimmerman in a cowgirl dress complete 

with little lasso at the pocket! Many 

thanks to Janet French for her work on 

the program, and beyond. 

Expect to see lots of Islanders at 

the junior’s fashion show on May 2 at 

the Waterfront Hilton. The theme is A 

Trip to the Orient...and we’ll be there en 

masse! 

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Huntington Harbour Republican Women, Federated 

by Dianna Gadberry, President 


Republican Women, Federated is holding 

a candidates forum for their April 28th 

meeting. All Republican candidates, 

from the local area that are seeking office, 

as well as re-election, will be invited to 

speak. This meeting will offer the public 

an opportunity to not only hear each 

candidate, but to meet them as well. 

The Huntington Harbour Republican 

Women, Federated are known for their 

well attended candidate forums. The 

primary election is held in the month of 

June. This meeting will allow you the 

opportunity to gather information so 

that you are better able to make a well 

informed vote in the voter’s booth. This 

is an important time to become involved 

in politics. 


Republican Women is the education 

arm in the Republican party. Each year 

we send high school age students to 

Sacramento to learn about their government. 

The students meet with their local 

officials, tour the State Capital Building, 

as well as attend workshops. 

Our May meeting will be held 

on the 26th of the month. Our guest 

speaker will be Larry Greenfield. Mr. 

Greenfield is a fellow in American 

Studies at the Claremont Institute. He 

has a background in business, law, the 

military, politic and policy. He served in 

the armed forces of The United States in 

Naval Intelligence Reserves. 

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Meadowlark Country Club. The April 

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meet and greet starting at 6:00 to 6:30. 

Meeting starting at 6:30. There is a 

buffet dinner at each meeting. Cost for 

dinner is $26.00. Speaker only $5.00. 

Call Charlotte Christiana at 714 

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FINS 

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At FINS “Dump It” party are, standing, Doreen 

Hill, Kevin Flavia, hostess Maggie Flavia. Seated 

is host Ken Flavia. 

Evening Gourmet cooks are Barbara Simone, FINS President Pearl Holmes, Loel Jones, Mary Johnston and 

Marge Mitchell. 

Daytime Gourmet had a President’s 

Luncheon in February at the home of 

Barbara Devlin with June Ascolesi as 

co-hostess. The menu consisted of Crab 

Stuffed Mushrooms prepared by Pearl 

Holmes, a delicious Apple Delight Salad 

made by Marian Galanis, the Main Entrée, 

a Mustard Tarragon Roast Chicken with 

Egg Noodles was a joint operation of 

Betty McCarthy and Mary Johnson while 

Ruby Devin worked on the Sautéed Sugar 

Snap Peas vegetable dish. Dessert was a 

Lemon Cake with ice cream to celebrate 

the February birthday ladies; Barbara 

Devlin, Lois Hohly and Loretta Maiorana. 

A lively “Dump-It” Party ensued after 

delicious Italian fare from Buon Gusto 

at the home of Ken and Maggie Flavia, 

Saturday evening in February. Members 

and spouses had cleaned out closets and 

the end result was an array of unusual 

items. Roars of laughter greeted Gene 

Simone as he tried to entice others to steal 

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it. Items that were quickly stolen 

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solar garden lights were also snatched away 

from the original owners. Bette Hastie 

managed to have her gifts stolen the most 

so she hardly stayed in her seat. At the 

end of the evening she finally went home 

with a pink boudoir night light. The funniest 

gift of Valentine boxers was opened 

by Marian Galanis. Craig Johnson was 

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bowl he opened. Betty McCarthy will 

have to fill her cookie jar that she stole 

from Pearl Holmes. The evening wasn’t 

complete without the dessert of makeyour-own 

sundaes. Everyone went home 

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Dump-It gift. The Gourmet Dinner 

group added a touch of Louisiana to their 

menu in February, held at Rancho del Rey 

Clubhouse. Loel Jones, co-hostess with 

Pearl Holmes decorated with a Mardi 

Gras theme, using masks, beads, feathers 

and lots of glitz to beautiful effect. Pear 

and grape salad with a cranberry dressing 

made a delicious start. Pork tenderloins 

with gorgonzola sauce were accompanied 

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La Familia 

by Lesley Herbold 

Mim Strickler, La Casa Board President Gil Morris, Lesley Herbold. 

Spring has sprung! The grass has riz! 

Let me tell you what our business is. 

La Familia, whose work benefits 

the Orangewood Children’s Home has 

been actively involved with assisting 

in providing for the needs of some very 

deserving children for many decades. 

We are please to announce that at our 

recent board meeting our President, Mim 

Strickler, as well as Publicity Chair and 

La Casa board member Lesley Herbold 

presented checks to Orangewood totaling 

over $7,000.00! We were very fortunate 

to receive donations from the Son’s 

of the American Legion ~ $3000.00; 

Poinsettia sales ~ $3000.00; and a check 

for $1,100.00 from Luanne Cook’s family 

who, rather than have Christmas gifts, 

donated the money to the children’s home 

instead. To all who participated and 

donated so generously we wish to express 

our sincerest thank you. 

On March 14th we held our annual 

Irish Hooley which was a lively party to 

celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the simply 

marvelous waterfront home of Mim 

Strickler. This year we held a ‘music 

jam.’ Members were asked to bring their 

talents along with their harmonica’s, 

tambourine’s and their singing voices 

to help join in our ‘fun-raising’. We 

were all very pleased and want to give 

a special thank you to our special guest 

artist Sueannah Nicholas who performed 

and to Scott Strickler for his assistance 

throughout the evening. 

On June 14, 2010 we will be holding 

our annual installation luncheon at the 

Old Ranch Country Club. If you are 

interested in volunteering some time 

or your talents to our organization you 

would be most welcome. There are 

always positions to be fi lled and there 

are many friends, both old and new to 

make acquaintances with. If you are 

interested please contact our Membership 

Chairpersons, Mike Nielsen at (562) 592- 

1418 or Janice Belk at (562) 592-2010. 

May your flowers always be 

blooming! 

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Sea Isle Garden Club 

by Caron Mount 

Standing: Jackie Neil, Lolly McHardy, Guy Stivers, Terry Hayden, Janet Littlejohn, Mary Ann Brinket, Cathy Kelly, Lucille Mascolli, Carolyn Platt, Coco 

Malchow. Seated: Susan La Pittus, Caron Mount, Anne White, and Beverly Allen. (Thanks to Cindy Allen for taking the pictures.) 

SIGC members are so excited at the 

progress being made on Edinger Parkway. 

In February we invited Guy Stivers to our 

meeting. As the Landscape Architect who 

drew the plans for the project, Guy was 

able to educate us on the list of trees and 

plants the City of Huntington Beach will 

be installing. The ‘California Friendly’ 

landscape will be drought tolerant, have 

great color, size, and texture variety, with 

subtle seasonal changes in the foliage. 

There will be 275 trees, and 4500 plants, 

with mulch laid to protect them during 

the first years as they get established. 

Since the club members had been 

asked so many questions by members of 

the community, Sea Isle decided to invite 

all our neighbors to a Town Hall meeting 

the evening of March 4th. Dorothy 

Ralphs, SIGC Liaison to the City, invited 

HB Mayor Cathy Green, Councilman 

Keith Bohr, and the city’s director of our 

project, Eric Charlonne. Mayor Green 

congratulated our Harbour community 

on being the first group to jointly fund a 

beautification project of this magnitude in 

the City, because the community support 

was a deciding factor on the awarding 

of the Orange County Transit Grant we 

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City get on board with this beautification 

of our neighborhood. Mr. Charlonne 

then answered residents’ inquires about 

the construction time line, the plants, 

walkway, the palms, maintenance, and 

street signs. He explained that some 

unexpected asphalt had been discovered 

under the dirt, probably an old roadway, 

and therefore a section of under-soil had 

to be redistributed toward the fence, so 

it would not hamper the growth of the 

plants and trees. Mr. Charlonne still 

expects the landscape to be completed by 

June. 

President Janet Littlejohn explained 

that even though the community has 

done so much to help with raising funds 

and making suggestions, it is the City 

that has the final decision on the final 

components of the Edinger Parkway. 

Our hospitality committee, Carolyn 

Platt, Lucille Mascoli, and Cathy Kelly 

arranged for members to bring cupcakes, 

cookies, and coffee to treat the attendees. 

Maria Lockie provided the flyers through 

her business ‘Print n Copy’ located in the 

City of Commerce. The design plans were 

displayed, and the one hundred people in 

attendance left with great enthusiasm for 

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the soon-to-be-completed landscaping. 

SIGC has plans for more 

improvements to the Edinger Parkway, 

though we may have to go through the 

whole City approval process again. But we 

can do it. This club was founded in order 

to make Huntington Harbour a more 

beautiful place to live. 

In February, Janet Littlejohn and 

Caron Mount attended the Orange 

County District Garden Club meeting 

in Lake Forest. The President of the 

California State Garden Club, Mary Ann 

Lucas, was a special guest. Her designated 

project is “Kids Growing Strong,” which 

encourages children to become gardeners. 

What a great way to involve our children 

and grandchildren in taking care of the 

environment and enjoying nature. 

Our club had an excursion to 

the Beverly Hills neighborhood of the 

Virginia Robinson Gardens, established 

by the department store family. The six 

acres of gardens are a combination of 

formal, functional, and tropical areas, 

with brick paths leading past ponds, 

fountains, statues, and of course lush 

plants. We were fortunate that Program 

chairperson, Donna Davis, had arranged 

for lunch at Porta Villa Bistro, with their 

fabulous salads, sandwiches, soups, and 

Italian specialties. The day provided a 

feast for all our senses as well as our social 

appetites. 

SIGC is looking forward to our Luau 

Fund Raiser, May 21st. Chairperson Lolly 

McHardy promises the Hawaiian theme 

should be very festive with live Polynesian 

entertainment. See ad on the next page. 

Cathy Kelly wants to remind 

everyone that we sold out last year, so be 

sure to purchase your tickets early from 

any Club member, or call Carolyn Lloyd 

at (714) 377-4121.

Presents 

Luau Fun(d) Raiser 

Benefiting the Edinger Parkway 

Friday, May 21, 2010 - 6:00 p.m. 

Seagate Clubhouse -corner of Bonaire & Edinger 

Luau-Style Dinner 

catered by Teak Productions 

Live Hawaiian Entertainment 

No-host Daiquiri, Beer, and Wine Bar 

Silent Auction & Raffle 

Many exciting items 

Over $8000. in raffle prizes 

Dinner and Show Tickets are $55.00 

Cash or checks made payable to Sea Isle Garden Club 

Mail your check to: 

Carolyn Lloyd, 4185 Andros Circle, Huntington Beach, 92649 

For more information call: 

Seagate: Caron Mount 714-377-8522 

Trinidad: Carolyn Platt 714-840-4216 

Seabridge/Portofino: Lolly McHardy 714-846-7983 

Las Fuentes and any area: Carolyn Lloyd 714-840-9374 

No tickets available at the door 

All Proceeds go to the Edinger Parkway Beautification Project 

Tax-Deductible Donations by Cash and Check Only 

Printing donated by PrintnCopyLA.com. 

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We have been encouraging you to get traveling for the 

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On April 1st, Huntington Harbour Travel will be 

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Faucets Building. 

We will be under construction for the next few 

months so please excuse the boxes as we settle e in. 

We might be a bit harder to find so give us a call 

if you want to come in and we will tell you how 

to get here. 

We look forward to seeing you! 

“Come 

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April 1st.” 

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Huntington Harbour Property Owners Association 

by Lisa Zeen 

Your HHPOA Annual Dues pay for the monthly upkeep on the 

corners at Algonquin, Davenport and Courtney ENJOY ! 

The Huntington Harbour Property Owners Association (HHPOA) 

would like to sincerely thank all HHPOA participants and volunteers. 

Membership participation in the HHPOA enables the organization to 

continue the enhancement and preservation of Huntington Harbour 

as a stunning coastal neighborhood. Huntington Harbour residents 

and visitors enjoy a unique quality of life which includes both the 

amenities of the harbor, as well as the nearby beaches. Few residential 

neighborhoods can boast such distinguishing qualities. To maintain 

and preserve the magnificence of Huntington Harbour, the HHPOA 

relies on membership dues to afford community beautification projects 

and maintenance work. All residents are greatly encouraged to join the 

HHPOA as an investment into their own neighborhood. You may call 

the HHPOA office at (714) 840-7877 or email them at hhpoa@verizon. 

net to join or find out more about becoming a member. 

Furthermore, HHPOA volunteers deserve a special recognition 

because they are the energy and drive which addresses, tackles and 

completes a majority of the HHPOA issues. HHPOA volunteers are a 

fantastic group of Harbour residents interested in the community they 

live in. Basically, it is a win-win situation for all Harbour inhabitants 

because you and your neighbors receive the direct benefits from volunteer 

efforts. HHPOA welcomes volunteers and has many opportunities 

for service. You may contact the HHPOA office at hhpoa@verizon. 

net or call at (714) 840-7877. The office is located in the Huntington 

Harbour Mall located at 16899 Algonquin Street, Suite C. 

The HHPOA website is now accessible at myhhpoa.org. This website 

provides important contact information for the organization, as well 

as interesting news about the harbour. In addition, upcoming events 

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A Land Lover’s Garden Club 

by Eustelle Bosler 

Touring Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens. 

Patti Kenmore, Annie Hall, Mary Shebell 

In Lynn Senske’s absence (we’re so 

happy that the surgery went well and 

Lynn is recovering quickly), Linda Axel, 

vice president of the ALL Garden Club, 

presided over the January 20 meeting at 

which our featured speaker was Annie 

Hall, the Orange County Garden Clubs 

District Chair (as well as a very knowledgeable 

rosarian). Annie shared a number 

of excellent ideas about the care and nurture 

of roses; in addition, she pointed out 

new rose hybrids and reminded rose lovers 

among us (who isn’t) what old bushes 

need in pruning care in the Southern 

California area. Annie Hall is a frequent 

speaker at our meetings, and she always 

brings a wealth of delightful and useful 

information. Following her talk, Ms. Hall 

answered questions from members as we 

sat down to a lovely luncheon at the Yacht 

Club. 

Donna Gray, the Treasurer of ALL, 

made arrangements for a February trip to 

Claremont in order to visit the Rancho 

Santa Ana Botanical Gardens there. The 

RSABG is the largest botanic garden 

dedicated exclusively to California’s native 

plants. The garden’s mission statement is 

the promotion of “botany, conservation, 

and horticulture to inspire, inform, and 

educate the public and the scientific community 

about California’s native flora.” 

We especially will be looking for the large 

collection of Manzanitas, which flower 

from late November through early March. 

The March 17 meeting of the ALL 

Garden Club featured Keith Rattay, 

Landscape Architect for the city of 

Mission Viejo, who had a number of 

wonderful insights about good design to 

accommodate small spaces. Keith was 

quite helpful in answering questions and 

suggesting specific design ideas for yards 

in Huntington Harbour. 

On April 21, we plan to visit the San 

Juan Capistrano Mission and gardens. 

Member Terri Feterik is making arrangements 

for this delightful excursion. 

We will travel via Amtrak to San Juan 

Capistrano where we will have a guided 

tour of the mission and its gardens. We’ll 

lunch nearby before returning. 

Of course, we’re looking forward to 

our annual outing to the horse races at 

Santa Anita this spring as well. 

So many wonderful plans to look 

forward to--- We continue to invite all of 

you who have an interest in these kinds 

of activities to join us! Linda Axel, membership 

chair, can be contacted at (714) 

840-1940 or laxel@juno.com. 

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Flying Dutchman (Guilds of the OC Performing Arts Center) 

by Gayle Wayne 

Shown above at left are new members of Flying Dutchman, Jim and Lee Swearingen, welcomed by Jackie 

Coupe, Judy Ross and Ray Coupe at the Flying Dutchman Dinner Party at the Riviera. 

Floyd Fields & Frieda Koster share a chuckle at 

the dinner party. Frieda, a regional chair of The 

Guilds of the Performing Arts Center, links all the 

Harbour groups for communication/coordination. 

Flying Dutchman, The Huntington 

Harbour Chapter of The Guilds of the 

Orange County Performing Arts Center, 

enjoyed a delightful dinner at The Riviera 

at the Fireside Restaurant in Westminster, 

where they welcomed new members and 

conducted a short and efficient meeting. 

Current chairs Mary Shebell and 

Merle McCormack introduced the group 

of about 50 to newest members Lee and 

Jim Swearingen. The group made plans 

to support the annual Performing Arts 

Guild’s major fundraiser, a fashion show 

held each spring. 

During the meeting, members were 

informed that theirs ranks among the 

largest of the chapters within the Guilds, 

defined details for supporting the Fashion 

Show, and were reminded of a party at the 

home of Bill and Bobbitt Williams later 

in the year. 

Like the other chapters, the Flying 

Dutchman supports the cultural and 

educational events of the Performing 

Arts Center through their association 

with the other 26 chapters of The Guilds 

which this year provided nearly a half 

million dollars collectively through their 

volunteer efforts. 

La Traviata (Guilds of the OC Performing Arts Center) 

by Peggy Mouritz 

Betty Lou Evans, Barbara Thomas, Jo Andrews and Mary Busche enjoying 

the “King and I” dinner theater. 

La Traviatans Marian Galanis, Mim Strickler, Chairmain Jodie Ciotti, Ed 

Contos and Dorie Matthews. 

La Traviatans continued their 

support of the performing arts in Orange 

County with a Valentine’s Day visit to 

the Elizabeth Howard Dinner Theatre for 

a matinee performance of “The King and 

I”. It was directed by Harbour favorite, 

Tim Nelson. A hearty brunch was 

enjoyed before the show, which everyone 

agreed, was a super event. More theatre 

experiences are being planned for late 

spring. 

Several members enjoyed the spectacular 

Guild Fashion Show, sponsored 

by St. John, in March. The Broadway 

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series at the Center is a continuing pleasure 

for La Traviata subscribers, and the 

balletomanes were delighted with the 

return of the Bolshoi Ballet in February. 

La Traviata is a charter chapter of the 

Guilds, which support OCPAC.

Bolsa Chica Land Trust 

by Flossie Horgan 

The road from one idea to reality 

has been long and winding, but now that 

the bridge is finally in place and officially 

opened, here’s a recap of the history: 

Ever since the Bolsa Chica Land 

Trust formed in June of 1992, it was clear 

that the access to the Bolsa Chica Mesa 

from the Warner street parking lot was 

dangerous. 

In 2001, at a Land Trust event at 

Bolsa Chica, then Assemblyman Tom 

Harman discussed the need for a safe 

public access to the Bolsa Chica Mesa 

with BCLT members and DFG staff. 

Over the next several years the bridge 

project plodded slowly along, until May 

of 2007, when the Land Trust decided 

to aggressively promote it. At that time, 

the cost for the bridge was tagged at 

$440,000.00. The Wildlife Conservation 

Board and the DFG were contributing to 

the bridge but there was still a funding 

gap. Then Supervisor Jim Silva helped 

get the County of Orange to contribute 

funds to the Bridge. And it was this point 

that the Trust launched the Walk to the 

Wildside footbridge campaign. 

Our wild idea was to raise $75,000.00 

to help fi ll the gap. Our first donation 

came from seven year old Madison 

Makoff. She donated her birthday money 

to the Land Trust efforts. Then we had 

the good fortune to have Chuck and 

Barbara Steel offer a $25,000 match. They 

said that if the Trust could raise $25,000 

in three months they would match it 

with a $25,000 donation. We shared all 

of this with our members as well as the 

Amigos and the Conservancy. In just 

three months, we met our match and then 

some and at a public event in September 

of 2007, the Land Trust presented a 

check to the Wildlife Conservation Board 

for $75,000. Further, the Pacific Life 

Foundation also contributed $25,000. 

From that point on the Bridge 

project had to work it way through various 

governmental channels: The Coastal 

Commission issued its permit in June 

2008. In late 2008 the State Architect, 

then the Governor put a freeze on State 

projects as a result of the budget crisis. 

We all waited and hoped that the Bridge 

would not get lost in the mix. State funds 

for the bridge were finally released. 

In May 2009 the WCB unanimously 

approved additional augmented funding 

for the Bridge. Bids went out and 

Photo by Richard Valdes 

construction began in October 2009. 

A December delivery date was 

delayed because of transportation permit 

difficulties which Supervisor Moorlach 

helped facilitate. Bad Weather further 

postponed the December delivery. 

But then, finally, nearly nine years 

after the first talks, the bridge was 

installed on January 13, 2010. 

An official Dedication Ceremony 

will take place on March 4th, 2010. 

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USC Huntington Beach Alumni Association 

by George Demos, Past President 

A hearty group of Trojans attended 

the last USC game at the L.A. Coliseum 

last year (2009). 

Front row, left to right: Gayle Frank, 

Dr. George Higue, Rose Tarantino, 

Back row: Collen and Lloyd Clauss, Ric 

Tarantino, George Demos, and Carol 

Hall. 

The Trojans has a 9-4 record. 

Somewhat discouraging in vein of the 

previous outstanding years. We believe 

new coach, Lane Kiffin and his staff will 

perform well next season. Fight on! 

Assistance League of Huntington Beach 

by Sloan Gallipeo 

Left to right: Marilyn Davidson, member since 2003, Sloan Gallipeo, member since 2004, Maryann Boryszewski, member since 2000, Linda Cassidy, member 

since 2004, Virginia Whipple, member since 1984, Roni Fell, member since 2006, Kay Ross, member since 2010, Lynne Wilhelm, member since 2004, Susan 

Bjork, member since 2010, Mary Ann Shurly, member since 2001. 

Our chapter is celebrating its 60th 

anniversary of service to the Huntington 

Beach community! We have welcomed 

in 51 new members so far this year. Our 

membership is up to 250 ladies including 

our DreamCatcher’s auxiliary which 

started in the early 1990‘s. We have many 

DreamCatcher members also living in 

Huntington Harbour including Margie 

Finlay, Kathy Bunch, Bette Eastland, 

Tina Haas, Sandy Meier, Joanne 

Kingsbury, Vickie Suarez, Lari Thomas, 

and Jean Worden. 

Our chapter helps out over a dozen 

 

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programs to help meet the needs of our 

community. We service the communities 

of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, 

and Westminster. Check out our website 

for more information on our programs: 

www.huntingtonbeach.assistanceleague. 

org. 

Our annual fundraiser is on 

Saturday, April 17, 2010 at the Hyatt 

in HB. It includes a silent auction, lunc 

he on, l i ve auc t ion, a nd a f a s h ion s how. I f 

you would like to attend, tickets are $85 

each. Please contact Carole Monheim at 

(714) 403-2814. 

If you are interested in volunteering 

and becoming a member, we have 

an informational coffee coming up on 

Thursday, April 22nd from 10-11:30 am 

at our Assistance League chapter building 

at 8071 Slater Ave in HB. For more information 

on membership, contact Susan 

Morton at (714) 847-2030.

Little Mermaid Guild 

by Marguerite McEntee 

CHOC Children’s Foundation will be holding CHOC Follies 

XIII on April 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, 2010. This event will be held at 

Robert B. Moore Theater at Orange Coast College, 2710 Fairview 

Rd., Costa Mesa, CA, 92626. This hilarious original musical 

production features prominent business, civic and social leaders all 

singing and dancing to raise funds for CHOC Children’s Hospital. 

This year it is “The Wizard of OC,” a madcap musical that takes you 

from la-la-land to la-la-laughter! For show times and tickets please 

visit www.chocfollies.org and make sure to register under Little 

Mermaid Guild. 

Another event is the Long Beach Grand Prix Foundation’s 

Golf Tournament. The event will be held at the Old Ranch Country 

Club on April 12, 2010. 

To join or support the Guild please call (714) 377-3783. 

Kiwanis of Huntington Harbour 


June McGraw, Marguerite and Michael McEntee 

The Kiwanis Club of Huntington 

Harbour is getting ready to host a spring 

shopping spree for our homeless kids. We 

are also continually collecting toiletries 

for the homeless at Marina High School, 

and Huntington Beach High School. 

If you would like to help, please call 

Eva at (714) 840-5090. We are dedicated 

to making a difference in the lives of 

young people in need right in our very 

own backyards. It feels good to give back, 

and we’re happy to do it. 

Sammy’s Closet, the room at Marina 

High School where supplies are held, will 

be dedicated in May. Sammy Carter, the 

little son of Parvaneh and Patrick Carter, 

asked for gift cards and money for the 

homeless instead of toys this year. The 

family donated a generous check to our 

Kiwanis so that we can continue to provide 

for the needy. Thank you so much to 

the entire Carter family! Our volunteers 

start young! 

For more information on the Kiwanis 

Club of Huntington Harbour, call (714) 

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Huntington Harbour Ski Club 

by Jeanie Gibson 

Our March meeting was held at the 

lovely home of Richard Tomasello. We 

enjoyed hearing all the stories about our 

recent trip to Vail, Colorado. We fi nalized 

our trip plan to Mammoth from 

March 21 thru the 27th. Most of us will 

be staying at the Mammoth Mountain 

Inn, and looking forward to some fabulous 

spring skiing. 

We will be planning a trip to Vail for 

next season which will be February 5th 

thru 12th. 

Lesley Herbold is the trip chairperson. 

We have a dinner meeting every 

month and welcome anyone to join our 

fun group. Call Lesley Herbold for membership 

information (714) 374-6834. 

Trinidad Ladies Club 

by Lauren Scott 

Our January meeting was held at 

the beautiful home of Eileen Wannett. 

A group of ladies made adorable blankets 

that were donated to the Orangewood 

Children’s Home, which provides support 

to neglected and abused children 

in Orange County. A staff member at 

Orangewood indicated the main purpose 

of their program is the commitment to 

providing a sense of security and understanding 

to these children. The blankets 

Members of the H.H.S.C. enjoying pizza at their March meeting. 

were a perfect gift providing warmth and 

comfort to the children at Orangewood. 

It was a fun event for the ladies and thank 

you for everyone’s help. After the meeting 

the Tinidad ladies enjoyed a nice lunch 

and lively conversation. Our Valentines 

meeting was held at the home of Tricia 

Pratto, which was decorated beautifully 

for Valentine’s Day. The evening began 

with our usually meeting and afterwards 

the food and festivities were abundant. 

Everyone had such a great time. We want 

to thank Tricia for hosting this fun event. 

We are excited to have TLC continue to 

attract such wonderful women. See everyone 

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Wanderlust 

by Gayle Wayne 

Wanderlust Skiers Enjoy Vail, 

Beaver Creek and Park City. With two 

trips already recent memories and a 

third, to Mammoth, about to begin, the 

Wanderlust Skiers can already chalk up a 

great year with fabulous snow and good 

times. 

In January a small contingent 

traveled to the Cascade Resort in Beaver 

Creek. They enjoyed warm weather - over 

30 degrees every day - with lots of blue 

sky. Members report that a memorable 

highlight of the trip was that the entire 

group skied together consistently. They 

enjoyed a great meal tossed together by 

Chef Extraordinaire Chris Kirkwood. 

They partied at night as well, with dinners 

out and a reggae concert one night. 

Joetta Wallace chaired a Wanderlust 

trip to Park City in February, with groups 

in condos and private homes. They 

enjoyed balmy weather and perfect snow, 

The Park City city trip featured great ski days and good times for the large group who traveled there with 

Wanderlust Ski Club of Huntington Hasrbour in February. A contingent of them are shown above. 

and a happy melding of nights out, nights 

in and a group party. 

Anja and Dan Garwick will be 

leading a large group to Mammoth in 

March, with numerous special events 

planned – from gourmet meals to snow 

cat trips, and uncrowded slopes for the 

mid-week event, and slope-side lodging 

for all. The winter has been good to skiers! 

Huntington Harbour Art Association 

by Jackie Dvorman 

Workshops, tours, competitions 

and luncheons kept the Art Association 

busy this winter. A large group of friends 

went to Di Piazzo in Long Beach to see 

Sueannah Nicolas perform with her singing 

group. Sueannah gave a lively and 

lovely concert and everyone had the best 

of time. 

The Annual Fine Arts Show was 

held in March at the Artists Gallery in 

Central Library. Carrol Wolf and Sharon 

Larson chaired the event with Roland 

Haas judging the art work for prizes in 

seven categories. Champagne and Millie 

Kanter’s traditional poached salmon 

made the evening reception a success. 

Leslie Benjamini held a jewelry workshop 

in her home and showed members 

how to create bracelets and matching earrings 

from a colorful assortment of beads 

and clasps. Dottie Reed had a “Table 

Runner Quilting Workshop” in Marsha 

Hendler’s home in March. Members 

brought their own sewing machines, and 

the project was completed in one day. 

Members took home an unusually colorful 

piece to be used immediately. 

Another workshop conducted by 

Barbara Thorne will be held at the end of 

Luncheon: Bottom row: Arlene Dixon, Millie Kanter, Liz Singer. Top Row: Marsha Hendler, Carolyn 

Platt, Evelyn Bishop 

April. Barbara will demonstrate how to 

use a special technique of quilting called, 

“Ruth B. McDowell’s Artfully Pieced 

Quilt Block”. The members will create 

a floral design from the intricate piecing. 

In May the Art Association will 

hold its spring Membership Luncheon at 

Sea Cliff Country Club. A speaker from 

Bowers Museum will bring examples of 

the museum pottery collection and will 

also present a slide show of pottery holdings 

of the museum 

The members are looking forward 

to the special trip to Huntington Library 

and Gardens in San Marino in April. They 

will tour the gardens and museum and 

then have lunch in the lovely Tea Room. 

The Association is also planning a trip to 

the Wiseman Museum in Brentwood, a 

private home used as the collection site for 

famous contemporary art works.. 

Painting Pals continues to meet on 

Tuesday at Sea Gate Yacht Club from 

10-2. Members paint and lunch together 

in an informal setting. Call Marsha 

Hendler at (714) 840-8843 for more 

information. 

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Huntington Harbour Garden Club 

by Barbara Devlin & Peggy Mouritz 

At the February meeting of the HHGC are Doreen Hill, Speaker Carol Redhead, Virginia Whipple and 

Pam Smart. 

The HHGC Garden Of The Month 

Award for January 2010 was awarded 

to the garden of Kathy and Timothy 

Stevecove at 16292 Wildfire Circle 

(Trinidad Island). The home occupies a 

large corner lot on Trinidad Island and 

the full 150 foot frontage presents pleasant 

continuity of design. Steps leading to 

the front door are flanked by large rocks 

and mature topiary trained black pines. 

Strawberries are used for ground cover, 

punctuated by low shrubs and grasses. 

A handsome long brick wall defines the 

property line at the side of the house, 

and is set back several feet to allow for 

continuous planting that emerges with 

the front areas. The corner lawn has two 

planter areas, with double trunk queen 

palms, sago palms and shrubs. 

The February HHGC meeting was 

held at the home of Sherry Bullock with 

co-hostesses Pam Smart and Jane Erdman 

assisting with a lovely luncheon on the 

waterfront deck. Carol Redhead from 

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Armstrong Nursery was the Speaker of 

the day. She showed members how to 

design a pot for the sun and one for the 

shade. She used E.B. Stone potting mix 

and added polymer to the soil that makes 

gel in the soil and the roots will grown 

through the gel and get stronger and it 

will help keep the soil moist. She told us 

to put a screen over the hole in the bottom 

of the pot to help keep the soil in 

the pot after watering. A plant made for 

the shade will last about 6 months and 

she used ivies, cyclamen and ferns for the 

shade planter and after planting she said 

to water thoroughly. 

The sun planter theme was pink 

and white double white impatiens. She 

used “Jack’s” fertilizer on the plantings. 

She brought along proteas (a plant from 

South Africa) which can be put in the 

house or outside to show us and brought 

along an old favorite, the piggyback plant 

and had all the members plant a root 

from the piggyback plant. She told us a 

trick to find a place for different plants in 

your home—hold your hand over plant 

and if you see a shadow it needs medium 

light, if you see no shadow it is a low light 

plant. The Chinese evergreen and the 

philodendron are both low light plants. 

She also suggested using a moisture meter 

on house plants to see when they need to 

be watered. 

Carol Redhead also told us that she 

is a volunteer in Horticulture Therapy 

at the VA Hospital in Long Beach and 

that the hospital has a beautiful garden 

on the grounds where veterans work in 

the garden growing flowers, plants and 

vegetables. 

The February HHGC Garden Of 

The Month Award was given to the garden 

of Dr. Ron and Elizabeth Gilbert. A 

fine olive tree dominates the corner of this 

attractive garden, with lawns stretching to 

the driveway on one side, and for 100 feet 

on the other. An undulating brick-edged 

planted area comes between the lawn and 

the high courtyard wall. This is edged with 

white alyssum backed by red azaleas and 

white lilies, giving a beautiful continuity 

of color design. There are pygmy date 

palms, flax and giant birds of paradise for 

dramatic contrast to the low grasses and 

shrubs. A porch with four arches leads to 

the front door of the Mediterranean style 

residence, with urns between the arches, 

spilling prolific ivy down the sides.

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club 

by Paul DeSalvo, Vice Commodore 

Members enjoying the warmth of the BBQ. 

Finally, Spring! That means the 

Kickoff to the boating season which 

included our March Shakedown Cruise 

and raft up in Newport Harbor. In May, 

our first of many cruises over to Catalina 

for a Beach Party and BBQ at the Isthmus 

and the next two nights at Avalon where 

90+ of our members and friends will dine 

at the beautiful Catalina Island Yacht 

Club, then up to the Country Club for 

the next nights social. 

Speaking of boating, our fleet 

Captain and many volunteers are working 

feverishly on getting our fleet of Sabots 

in the water for our 40th opening of 

our Kids Sailing School which will run 

from mid June through mid August. A 

6 week program that will give your kids 

or grandkids the necessary tools to go 

out and enjoy this very social sport and 

make many new friends at the same time. 

Remember you don’t need to be a HHYC 

member to enroll, call the Club for more 

information, (562) 592 -2186. 

Our activities and events will increase 

this year with our newly formed fishing 

group headed by Tim Marshall. And what 

a kickoff event it was, last month when 

his group brought back four, 30 pound 

Humboldt Squid just off Pt. Ferman. 

Calamari for every one! 

We are forming our new golfing 

group as we speak, Our kickoff 

tournament will be a Best Ball Fund 

Raiser and Silent Auction sponsored by 

our newly formed, 501 c3 “Huntington 

Beach Sailing Foundation” Open to the 

public. Tentatively set for July. More info 

will follow. 

Putting together a 501 c3 

Foundation was not a task to be taken 

lightly as our committee will attest to. I 

don’t know how many times during the 

past three years we wondered “Are we 

ever going to get through this” It was 

my honor to chair this committee with 

March raft up in Newport Harbour 

the help of Lloyd Clauss, Bill Wheeler, 

Dr. Mark Monroe, Jim Wallace and our 

Star volunteer, Attorney, Ron Lee, giving 

literally 100s of hours of his time to bring 

this all together. This new Foundation 

will now open the door for donations to 

our KID’S Sailing School. Funds we need 

desperately to renew our fleet of Sabots 

and establish Scholarships. 

First Mate Boating Seminar 

The First Mate Boating Seminar is set 

for April 17Th. It will be conducted right 

here in our harbor. The theme Is Catalina! 

And will include 7 topics: Coast Guard, 

Knot Tying, First Aid, Navigation, VHF 

Radio Operation, Anchoring and “in the 

Dr. Marilyn L. Noble 

Doctor of Audiology 

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water” Mooring Wand pick up, a class 

taught in our club boats. Included are 

lunch, a certificate of completion and an 

invitation from our club to join us on one 

of our many cruises to Catalina in your 

own boat. With our hands on mentoring 

you will feel like a pro with the confidence 

to go over to the Island by yourself 

anytime. 

Price: $75 per person, $60 per person 

for couples and a discount for Kids and 

those of you living in the Harbour area. 

Book ASAP we are nearing to total 

capacity, pauldesalvo@yahoo.com or 

(760) 559-5395. 

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Bolsa Chica Conservancy 

by Diana Ortiz and Kati Patonai 

Bird diversity is at its peak during the 

winter at Bolsa Chica. Waterfowl, including 

Mallards, Northern Pintails and a variety 

of diving ducks such as Redheads, Lesser 

Scaups, Ruddy Ducks and Buffleheads 

are common, and wintering shorebirds 

abound during the winter months. At 

low tide, the sight of sandpipers, Marbled 

Godwits, Willets, Long-billed Curlews, 

American Avocets and Black-necked Stilts 

wading and foraging in the mudflats are 

fascinating to watch. The Brown Pelicans 

sport their breeding colors during the winter 

months as Blue Herons prepare to nest. 

Cormorants, Egrets, Mergansers, Grebes 

and a variety of raptors grace all around the 

wetlands in great numbers. There is much 

to see and explore! 

Spring brings a new variety of birds 

to the wetlands, such as the fast diving 

California Least Terns, which nest in 

the hundreds at the Southern part of the 

reserve. These birds deserve recognition 

and protection due to their endangered status, 

and they find a safe haven during their 

nesting season at the Reserve. Larger terns, 

including Forsters and Elegant Terns are a 

mesmerizing sight to watch as they hover 

above the water in search of small fish at 

Inner and Outer Bolsa Bays. Photographers 

are drawn from various parts of the world 

to enjoy the abundance and closeness of 

these amazing birds. 

A new 200-ft. steel pedestrian bridge 

Anglers of Huntington Harbour 

by Kathy Bayless 

January TGIF and 2010 Kickoff 

The evening of January 29th nearly 

50 Anglers gathered at the waterfront 

home of Jim and Bett Walton for the 

groups January TGIF and 2010 Kickoff. 

Each Angler brought one of their favorite 

appetizers or desserts to be enjoyed by all as 

they socialized and were treated to the live 

piano music of Tony Liberto. 

Annual Inland Crise in the Desert 

During the weekend of February 

26th, 42 Anglers and guests met in the 

desert for their annual Inland Cruise. It 

all began with a TGIF Friday night at the 

La Quinta desert home of Paul and Kathy 

Byrne. Saturday Ellie Barnard organized 

a golf tournament at Shadow Mountain 

Country Club and 12 Anglers hit the links. 

The fun fi lled weekend concluded with a 

party Saturday night at the La Quinta 

desert home of Don and Jane Griley. 

was completed in January. See the Bolsa 

Chica Land Trust article for details. 

On Saturday, April 10, the Bolsa 

Chica Conservancy will once again collaborate 

with the California Department 

of Fish and Game, the Amigos de Bolsa 

Chica and the Bolsa Chica Land Trust to 

host the annual Earth Day Festival at Bolsa 

Chica from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Booths that 

showcase marine science, wildlife, history 

and the many aspects of Bolsa Chica and 

the natural world will adorn the north 

parking lot on Warner Avenue. A marinethemed 

jump tent, hotdogs and snow 

cones will be available for the public. It’s 

an educational, family event. Come and 

join in the fun! 

To continue and expand the 

Conservancy’s efforts to increase public 

awareness about coastal resources like Bolsa 

Chica, it is currently working on a plan for a 

Upcoming Events 

The Anglers upcoming events include 

the April TGIF, April 30th, at the home 

of Danny and Phyllis Jones, the annual 

Super Bash Fundraiser for the Anglers 

Kids Fishing Trip for at risk children in 

our community on May 8th, at the home 

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new education and restoration center at the 

Harriett Wieder Regional Park. Through 

an agreement with OC Parks of the county 

of Orange, the Conservancy will convert 

5.3 acres on the park into an educational 

facility with discovery trails, restoration 

gardens, nursery for native plants, indoor 

and outdoor exhibits about coastal ecology 

and the area’s rich natural and human 

history, labs and classrooms. Aimed at continuing 

efforts to expand public knowledge 

and literacy in science and environmental 

conservation, the center will be designed 

with sustainable features to maximize 

efficient use of natural resources, especially 

those so valuable to this area! 

To learn more about these exciting 

activities or to become a member of the 

Bolsa Chica Conservancy, please call (714) 

846-1114 or send an email to erc@bolsachica.org. 

of Ed and Millie Dempsey and the Anglers 

Ladies Tea on May 21st. 

If you live in the Harbour and 

are interested in joining the Anglers of 

Huntington Harbour, please call membership 

chair Jo Andrews at (714) 846-0267 

for more information. 

Anglers of Huntington Harbour Inland Cruise hosts (l-r) Paul and Kathy Byrne and Jane and Don Griley.

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