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Our 45th Year in the Harbour
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HARBOUR LIGHT
For and about the PEOPLE of
Huntington Harbour, since 1970
Published by Boris & Dorothy Ralphs
Volume XLV Number 2
April 2015
In this issue:
Assistance League Huntington Beach ..........................5
Anglers of Huntington Harbour ......................................6
La Familia .................................................................................7
Little Mermaid Guild of CHOC .........................................7
Huntington Harbour Art Association ............................8
A Land Lover’s Garden Club..............................................9
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club .................................. 10
Sea Belles ...............................................................................11
Sea Isle Garden Club ..........................................................12
Huntington Harbour Car Club .......................................14
Cathy Thomas Cooks .........................................................15
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee .... 18
HHPC Admiralty...................................................................19
HHPC Trinidad Group ........................................................19
HHPC Islanders.................................................................... 21
HHPC Marina/Windjammers ......................................... 21
HHPC Sandpipers............................................................... 22
SeaGate Yacht Club ........................................................... 23
FINS ......................................................................................... 24
HH Republican Women, Federated ............................ 24
Stop California State Land’s Commission Tax ......... 25
Trinidad Ladies Club ......................................................... 25
Bolsa Chica Conservancy & Las Damas ..................... 26
Flying Dutchman Guild Segerstrom Center ............ 27
On the Cover
2015 HHYC Flag Officers:
Commodore-Kimberley Harrison,
Vice Commodore-John Schmidt,
Rear Commodore-Dean Oliver and
Fleet Captain-Rick Stamper.
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Assistance League Huntington Beach
by Diane Dwyer
Advocates for the Homeless
Lead by Huntington Harbour
resident Ralph Bauer, the Huntington
Beach Homeless Collaborative, made
up of approximately 30 organizations
including Assistance League® Huntington
Beach, is taking action to address the
homeless issue in our community.
The Assistance League Huntington
Beach’s mission is to improve the quality
of life for children and adults in the
communities of Huntington Beach,
Fountains Valley and Westminster and
for nearly a year have been collaborating
with the groups to share resources,
avoid duplication, and develop a more
comprehensive user friendly homeless
resource document for referrals. Assistance
League Huntington Beach Operation
New Beginnings program takes referrals
all twelve months of the year from nine
different agencies in our community
who are listed as homeless providers. In
addition to Operation New Beginnings,
the DreamCatchers and the Assisteens®
Auxiliaries, along with the Thrift Shop
committee, also have programs to help
homeless issues.
After a tour of Interval House, one of
our partnering agencies, Operation New
Beginnings Chairman Jacki Jones wrote
in a report to the Assistance League®
Board. “It was fascinating to learn about
how they meet the needs of their clients
and how diverse the clientele is.” The
difficult issue of housing is a reality and
for most homeless, there is no solution in
sight. Volunteers have been so touched
by their experiences providing basics for
families living in cars and in a number of
less fortunate circumstances, that these
caring and committed ladies feel a calling
to help address our City’s homeless with
Human Dignity and Compassion.
Because of the addition of several
new partner agencies, the number of
referrals to Assistance League Huntington
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Beach between June and the end of 2014
exceeded last year’s referrals. In order to
cover the increase in clients, Chairman
Jackie Jones requested the Board take
action and call a vote of the chapter
membership to approve additional funds
to the current budget.
The Huntington Beach Homeless
Collaborative has stated that one on one
mentoring, along with temporary housing
and transportation in the form of bus
passes, as well as storage for personal
items are now tops on the list of needs.
The Collaborative feels strongly
that feeding, clothing and bathroom
accessibility although necessary, such
services are not enough and such alone
may well sustain the homeless life style.
There must be a system in place whose
resources will encourage a change in
homeless behavior.
If you would like to know more
about the Huntington Beach Homeless
Collaborative, contact Ralph Bauer. His
email address is: rbauer1022@verizon.
net. His phone number is: 714-846-3927.
Learn more about Assistance League
Huntington Beach by visiting our website
at www.alhb.org.
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June 2015 issue is May 4th
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Light Magazine, 16106 Tortola Circle,
Huntington Beach CA 92649.
Anglers of Huntington Harbour
by Kathy Bayless
Anglers of Huntington Harbour 2015 elected officers Kathy Bayless, Bob Campbell, Bob Hetzler, Tony
Zazzu, Jim Walton, Jo Andrews and Paula Hetzler.
Installation and Awards Banquet
Friday evening January 16th
sixty Anglers of Huntington Harbour
gathered at Sea Cliff Country Club
for the organization’s 50th Annual
Installation and Awards Banquet. Diana
Casey organized this year’s event. 2014
President Jo Andrews thanked her 2014
board and committee chairs for their
support and introduced the Anglers Past
Presidents in attendance including Bruce
Bayless, Kathy Bayless, Phil Lupton,
Bill McCune, Carmen Morrow, Mike
Moulton, Jim Persons, Jim Walton and
Tony Zazzu. The elected officers for
2015 were sworn in including President
Jo Andrews, 1st Vice President Jim
Walton, 2nd Vice President Tony Zazzu,
Tournament Chair Bob Campbell,
Treasurer Bob Hetzler, Secretary Paula
Hetzler and Parliamentarian Kathy
Bayless. Jo Andrews introduced the
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committee chairs for 2015 including
Bulletin/Roster Jim Walton, Amenities
Connie Mandic, Conservation/Education
Bob Hetzler, Flyers Bett Walton,
Historian Karen Peoples, Hospitality
Jim Persons, Membership Paula Hetzler,
Photographer Jim Walton, Reservations
Helene Rowlette, Telephone Linda
Armor, Trophy Jim Persons and Publicity
Kathy Bayless. Trophy Chair Jim Persons
presented the Anglers of Huntington
Harbour 2014 Fishing Awards including
the Earle Colee Trophy for the largest
Dorado to Jim Martin, the Art Brent
Trophy for the first Yellow Fin Tuna to
B.G. Williams, the Jim Strode Trophy
for the first Marlin to B.G. Williams,
the Harry Okuda Trophy for the Most
Released Marlin (3) to Bob Mandic, Club
Trophy for the first Tagged & Released
Marlin on 20# line to B.G. Williams,
Club Trophy for the first Tagged &
Released Marlin on 30# line to Bob
Mandic, the second largest Dorado to
Doug Williams and First Yellow Fin Tuna
Boat Flag and first Marlin Boat Flag to
Sub Chaser B.G. Williams.
February TGIF
The evening of February 27th 55
Anglers of Huntington Harbour and
guests met at the waterfront home of Jo
Andrews for the group’s February TGIF
and the first TGIF of the year. Each of
the Anglers brought one of their favorite
appetizers or desserts to be enjoyed by all
as they socialized and discussed upcoming
activities like the annual Inland Cruise
parties and golf tournament in the desert
in March and the Catalina trip in April.
Upcoming Events
The Anglers of Huntington Harbour
are celebrating their 50th year in the
Harbour and have many exciting social,
fishing and philanthropic activities
planned including the Catalina Trip the
weekend of April 10th, the April TGIF
at the home of Mim Strickler on April
24th, the May TGIF at the home of Tony
and Rosalie Zazzu on May 29th, and
the annual Kids Fishing Trip for at-risk
children on June 18th.
If you live in the Harbour and would
like to be considered for one of the Anglers
open membership positions and attend
one of our events please call membership
chair Paula Hetzler at 714-969-2570 for
more information.
La Familia
by Mary Busche’
Members enjoying the night at Rudy’s Original Pizza and Sports Bar
Good friends, good food, hearty
laughs, helping children.
Instant gratification takes place
when you can have a wonderful time and
do so much good at the same time. Joyce
Brown and her wonder family with Betty
Stroh made all of the arrangements and
Rudy’s Original Pizza and Sport’s Bar
in Costa Mesa provided the site and the
More fun at Rudy’s.
divine prime rib dinner. Plus, Rudy’s gave
half of the proceeds back to us for our
annual fundraiser.
Among those attending were Larry
and Madeline Campbell, Norma Cowles,
David Wilcox, Betty Twaddell, Sam
La Corte, Dama Claire, Bill Wheeler,
Charmaine Rood, Terri Feterik, Daryl
Issacs, Phyllis Webb and Charlene
Olivares. The children of Orangewood
always benefit from this. Don’t miss this
event next year or any of our other fun
events. For instance, coming up is our St.
Patrick’ Day party. If you’ve never been
to one of Mim’s parties you have missed
out. Jerry and Sandy from Casa Blanca
will again serve their wonderful corn beef
and cabbage dinner. For more info call
Mim Strickler at 562-592-2367.
Little Mermaid Guild of CHOC Children’s Hospital
by Fran Gitsham
Little Mermaid Guild
2nd Annual
Garage Sale
Saturday, April 11th
Beginning 7 AM
19442 Bluegill Circle,
Huntington Beach
Little Mermaid Guild 2nd Annual
Garage Sale, Saturday, April 11th
Beginning 7 AM, 19442 Bluegill Circle,
Huntington Beach.
The Little Mermaid Guild is proud
to announce that, thanks to the huge
success of their first garage sale last year,
they will be continuing their fundraising
efforts on Saturday, April 11th, by holding
their second annual garage sale. ALL
proceeds will benefit CHOC. Many new
and gently used items have been donated
for the sale so mark your calendars now to
shop for a truly worthy cause.
Calling all Bridge Players
LMG invites players to participate
in their newest fundraising adventure
“Build Bridges For Choc.” Duplicate and
party players are welcome to participate
in a Bridge Luncheon on Monday, April
20th at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal
Beach at a cost of $35 per person. There
will be cash prizes awarded and fun raffle
items. Check-in will be at 9:30 AM with
coffee, tea and pastries being served,
followed by play beginning at 10 AM and
then lunch prepared by Executive Chef
Michael Nirtaut.
All you Party bridge players, please
coordinate your own foursome and bring
your own cards and tally sheets. Everyone
is also invited to donate a child’s reading
book, for which they will receive 5 free
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raffle tickets. For further details and
reservation information, please contact
Susan Dill at 714-377-3783.
Little Mermaid Guild meets at 7
PM on the third Tuesday of each month,
September through May, and invites
anyone who is looking to put their hearts to
good use to attend a meeting and see if
the camaraderie of wonderful women
working for a very worthy cause fits into
their lives. For information, please contact
Judi Van Houten at 714-401-4254.
Huntington Harbour Art Association
by Jackie Dvorman
Quilt Exhibit, Bottom Row: Dorothy Johnson, Donna Vogel, Carol Persons, Marcene Galli – Back Row:
Pam Smart, Ginny Eide, Karen Peoples, Linda Stevens, Lieelle Kennedy, Kathleen Moore, Marsha
Hendler, Dottie Reed.
Dorothy Johnson guided Needles
and Friends members through the Museo
in Anaheim viewing historical quilts. The
idea of antique quilts may seem quiet
and quaint, but instead there was an
explosion of color on the walls facing the
group. Needles and Friends includes may
members who have created and designed
marvelous quilts they have gifted to their
families and have won many prizes in
competitions. Luncheon followed at the
Anaheim Packing District where groups
chose among different booths. Marsha
Hendler, Linda Stephens, Dottie Reed
and Pam Smart chose their sandwiches
from the Butcher Shop.
The long table was filled with family
treasures brought in by members to
be displayed and evaluated by Valeria
Bates, Estate Appraiser, at the winter
luncheon held at the Old Ranch Country
Club. Mrs. Bates gave entertaining and
professional assessments of the items
much as they do on “Antiques Road
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Show”. Betty Viers brought an antique
pearl and old stick pin belonging to her
husband’s great grandfather. She also
brought a Buffalo Horn ashtray from
her great grandmother that interested
the appraiser very much. Mrs. Bates also
recognized a painting brought in by a
member as being a fine example of 19th
Century landscape painting from a well
known artist. It was great to share these
treasures from the past.
JoAnn Rossi, with the help of her
assistant, Bea Tao, has organized the
Annual Fine Arts Show to be mounted for
the month of March in the Corner Gallery
in the Central Library. Diana LoSchiavo,
well known local teacher and artist will
judge the entries in six categories which
include watercolor, oil/acrylic painting,
sculpture, mixed media, drawing/pastel
and photography. A champagne reception
catered by Victorian Catering will be held
where prizes will be awarded for Best of
Show, Viewer’s Choice, and prizes in all
categories will include ribbons and gift
certificates to a local art supply store.
Marsha Hendler will organize a
quilting workshop to be held in her
home in March. Each quilter will bring
her own machine and materials to learn
to make the pattern, “Interlocker, Over
and Under.” Quilters will make a few
pieces of the quilt and finish it at home.
These are always days of great fun as well
as of learning.
Looking forward to the Spring
Luncheon, Rhea Black and Barbara
Simone have planned a luncheon at S
Restaurant in Westminster Mall when
members will have their annual “Show
and Tell” where they display and speak
about their work during the year. It is a
memorable afternoon as members model
their work, explain the process of creation
and admire each others’ skill.
Congratulations to Rhea Black,
Board Member, who has been honored
by Cerritos College to be placed in their
Hall of Fame. Rhea taught for 47 years at
the college in the Department of Health,
Physical Education and Athletics. She
coached volleyball, tennis and badminton
for 25 years bringing three state
championships to the college. She also
taught in the classroom until she retired
at the age of 75. We are proud of her.
A Land Lover’s Garden Club
by Eustelle Bosler
In February, the ALL Garden Club
members traveled by carpool to the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club in Newport Beach
for lunch, guests of Linda Axel who is a
member there. Following a delicious
lunch, we carpooled again to Balboa
Island for an afternoon of walking,
shopping, and even enjoyed dessert. Terri
Feterik had a chocolate coated banana,
shades of childhood! Tony Acquino did a
great job of making all the arrangements
for a perfect Southern California day.
The March 18 meeting featured a
delightful speaker who gave us so much
important and timely information on the
growth and nurture of African Violets.
The speaker, a fifty year veteran of growing
the little beauties holds several positions
in the Southern California African
Violets Council and other organizations.
He currently grows about 150 varieties of
the violet and its cousins. A short meeting
was followed by a catered lunch.
April 15, for some a difficult day, will
not be for us in ALL this year. Linda Axel
has made plans for us to visit Rancho Los
Alamitos, a historic garden in Long Beach.
Jonelle Wiley shares flower arranging techniques.
She has planned an exclusive guided tour
of the garden by one of their docents. We
will enjoy lunch, either chicken or salmon
salad, in the garden.
The May meeting, our final one
for the 2014-2015 season, will be an
installation luncheon at a location yet to
be determined. The final meeting gives us
a chance to celebrate the members who
helped make the previous year a fun-filled
and rewarding year of new information
and experiences. We also thank in
advance members who have volunteered
to work towards making the 2015-2016
season just as rewarding and fun-filled.
As usual, we extend a warm invitation
to any who would like to join us in these
kinds of activities, or might just like to
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Huntington Harbour Yacht Club
by John M. Schmidt, Vice Commodore
Aerial view of the club.
Mardi Gras at the HHYC.
Thank you for stopping by from all
of us at Huntington Harbour Yacht Club.
So much has happened since our last
article, and we have been excited to share
it with all of you.
Our Club continues to grow by
leaps and bounds as more and more in
the community realize all that we have to
offer. We are no longer the hidden secret
of the Harbour. Open 7 days a week
with an incredible menu nightly, plus an
amazing bar with music every week and
on all special occasions.
A major sailing program for both
youth and adults alike, so come out and
give us a try. Don’t have a boat, that’s not
a problem for our Yacht Club, we are just
looking for people young and old that
have a love of the water and aren’t afraid
to have a little fun, while giving back to
the community. We have a host of events,
many to support our harbour as well as
Huntington Beach.
Since our last write up we have filled
the Club for Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day
dinner and dancing and Mardi Gras. We
are well into our “make your own” Bloody
Mary Bar on selective Sunday brunches,
as well as our newest addition - Karaoke
on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month.
Our first “cruise out” of the year comes
up on March 27th to Marina Pacifica,
a shakedown cruise to get rid of all the
spiders in our bilges and get ready for the
true boating season.
Shortly after that we will be upon
the main event of the year, our 50th
Opening Day on April 12th. This is the
day we invite dignitaries from far and
wide as well as other yacht clubs to come
join in the festivities of the “official”
opening of the club for the season. There
are typically well over 300 hundred
members and guests that revel in this event
which includes a parade of boats past the
current Flag Officers and throughout the
harbour. The military is involved as well
as many politicians and celebrities, and
we can’t wait for this exciting Huntington
Harbour Event. This will all be officiated
by our 50th Commodore, Kimberley
Harrison and orchestrated by our Jr. Staff
Commodore Phil Ventura.
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I would also like to mention another
facet of our Club, the Sea Belles which is
the women’s auxiliary of the HHYC. A
monthly luncheon meeting is held with
interesting speakers and/or events. They
have an annual Fashion Show 4-17-15
and other fund raising events to provide
support for Club improvements. Bridge
is available; they manage the Ship’s
Store and have published a Sea Belles
cookbook. Call the club at 562-592-2186
or Jo Andrews, Parliamentarian if you
would like to attend and/or join them at
HHYC Sea Belles 714-840-4656.
In one of my earlier articles I
mentioned our Sailing Foundation. This
is the Crown Jewel of our organization.
To lift a small section of our mission
statement: The Huntington Beach Sailing
Foundation was established to promote
the sport of sailing among youths. By
doing so, the Sailing Foundation seeks
to create an interest in, and develop
youth enthusiasts of, local, national
and international amateur sailing,
competition, maritime education and
stewardship of the environment. More to
come on this subject as we get into our
sailing and training season.
So in closing, this is but a small
look into what we are and who we are.
So what are you waiting for, pick up
the phone and call me. I will personally
provide an in-depth tour of our facility,
explain the depths of our commitment
both to the boating community as well
as the Harbour, and perhaps you will
find a new home. You can email me
[email protected], or call
my cell phone at 714-334-1962. I look
forward to hearing from you.
Sea Belles
by Lorraine Garafalo
L to R: Seated: Le Dean Wagner, Lisa Johnston – Standing: Mary Busche,
Lara Anderson
Mary Busche, Sea Belles Captain,
had a lovely luncheon at her waterfront
home for her 2015 Board (recently
installed at a dinner-dance at Huntington
Harbour Yacht Club). They are - First
Mate: Grace Holdaway; Keeper Of
The Log: Carol Leu; Purser: Madeline
Campbell; Navigator: Jo Andrews (who
is in charge of our April Fashion Show!)
Program Chairs Janet Johnson, Lara
Anderson, and Sandy James have planned
a year of varied events for us that have so
far included: learning about Huntington
Beach Development from city planner,
L to R: Mary Busche, Kellee Fritzal and Janet Johnson.
Kellee Fritzal, and the latest info about
Orange County, as revealed in a recent
census, presented by O.C. Register
reporter, Meghann Cuniff.
In March, we heard from Professional
Organizer, Joan Palmer, who specializes
in helping clients “declutter and organize
their space.” Appropriately, members
brought “White Elephant” items that
could be of use to new owners.
Shirley
Wallace,
Hospitality,
provides some wonderful lunches with
tables decorated by Marilyn Toland.
Ship’s Store is in the capable hands of:
Doria Merical, Sandy James, Le Dean
Wagner and Rita Epperson.
Also honored at Mary’s luncheon
were: Flyers: Lara Anderson; Mailing and
Photographer: Jackie Demos; Sunshine:
Mim Strickler and Charmaine Rood.
Charmaine also does a great job on Social
Outreach; Libations: Sally Fenton and
Alice Zamboni; Historian: Betty Lou
Evans and Telephone: Barbara Larson.
These volunteers help Sea Belles to
support many projects at HHYC – in
addition to encouraging camaraderie
among women members.
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Sea Isle Garden Club
by Cindy Allen and Caron Mount
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Sea Isle Garden Club members
celebrated early with a special Valentine’s
Luncheon on February 11th at the
SeaGate Clubhouse. Before the meeting,
SIGC members and guests walked to the
Edinger Parkway to have our group picture
taken for entry into the National Garden
Club (NGC) Membership Photography
Contest. Standing in front of the Edinger
Donor Recognition plaque, our members
are proud of our volunteer work that
helped lead to the creation of the Edinger
Parkway and entering this photo contest
is a great way of letting the NGC know of
our achievement.
Opening the meeting, President
Cathy Kelly welcomed all present.
Membership Chair Cindy Allen
introduced guests Chris Bates and Norma
Oliver, and our long-standing member
Sandy Atherton, who had contributed
her expertise in the early development
of the Edinger planting plans. Adrienne
DeWolfe, Program Chair, gave us a
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preview of the gourd bird feeders we will
be creating in March, just in time for
spring nesting season.
The meeting was followed by a
workshop with our own Carolyn Platt,
VP Ways and Means, who demonstrated
how to make a lovely heart succulent
arrangement just in time for Valentine’s
Day! Carolyn is one of our most
enthusiastic and knowledgeable members.
She distributed a list to each of us describing
the six most common succulents and
passed around succulent samples, several
of which, senecio, agave, and aloe Vera,
are in our Edinger parkway. She provided
echeveria, colorful aeonium, and different
varieties of sedum for our arrangements.
Several members brought plants from
which we broke off samples to add as
well. Her information was insightful and
relevant due to the drought conditions
in Southern California. Succulents are
easy to grow, good for those who want
a drought resistant landscape, but still
desire a great garden. A special Valentine’s
lunch followed the Workshop.
On Wednesday, February 18th, the
SIGC nominating committee consisting
of Cathy Kelly, Mary Ann Brinket, Cindy
Allen, Caron Mount, Carolyn Platt and
Jan Nagele met at Cathy Kelly’s home to
nominate 2015-2016 SIGC Officers.
Be sure to mark your calendars for
our April 8th Installation Luncheon.
This year we will be enjoying lunch at
Romano’s Macaroni Grill at the Bella
Terra Mall in Huntington Beach.
Contact our VP of Membership,
Cindy Allen, at 310-245-8702 for
information on becoming a member of
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Huntington Harbour Car Club
by Bob Maniaci & Friends
Non denominational gathering of precious metal.
On a bright Sunday morning two
years ago, my doorbell rang unexpectedly.
Looking down from my balcony, I saw
an attractive couple standing on my front
porch with a large camera.
I yelled “Good morning Dorothy and
Boris!” Dorothy replied “Bob, get dressed
and come down so we can take photos for
the next issue of Harbour Lights
Magazine!…Hurry, we have a 9:00
tee time!”
I quickly pulled a couple
of classic cars out of the garage.
Boris and I pretended to be racing
down the street while Dorothy
snapped amazing photographs of
us Big Boys driving our Toys. The
Huntington Harbour Car Club
was born!
Within hours of the April
2012 publication my phone was
ringing with new Harbour club
applicants. WOW! What a journey
it has been!
The journey has included a 73 car
Harbour Christmas parade, a 67 car run
to Ruby’s in South Laguna, a 93 and 31
car photo shoot at my home, a 67 guest
picnic in the park, 2 trips to Pebble Beach,
and 43 Super Car Sunday Meet Ups.
Last year we started our “Super Car
Sunday” gathering every Sunday morning
at Starbucks on PCH at Peter’s Landing
from 7:00 - 9:00 am.
We welcome all types of cars and
emphasize developing new friendships
among the Harbour residents (many ladies
show up driving their adored autos!!)
Some of the comments we received…
Gerry Hutchinson, (Seacliff ):
“Super Car Sunday is a great place
to meet people with amazing machinery
and automotive history. There is pride in
the marquee they drive and a story behind
every one. It is also great father and son
event that kicks starts young interest in a
life–long passion….”
Ken Conner, (Davenport Island):
“There is always a great mix of cars
there ranging from exotics to roadsters.
My classic little Nash Metropolitan seems
to fit in just fine. I’ve been pleased to
find the extremely friendly owners are
Our featured brand for the day, Ferrari.
happy to tell you about their pride and
joy regardless of their station in life or the
value of their car.”
Sheryl Molstad, (mainland):
“What a wonderful morning
car gathering! Fantastic cars, great
conversations. Lots of wives and lady car
owners to meet up with. Bob & Emily
made us feel very welcomed.”
Michael Scafuto, (Sunset Island):
“I recently started attending the
Super Car Sunday meet up and I have
really enjoyed meeting new people and
Huntington Harbour neighbors. It’s
worth seeing all of the beautiful cars in
the Harbour. What a great way to start
my day. Looking forward to more.”
Lou Staller, (Humbolt Island):
“Could life get any better? A sunny
Sunday morning with great people,
great cars, and a Starbucks within 100
14
feet! In a short time I’ve been attending
the gathering I’ve met and formed
some warm and friendly relationships
with numerous other car guys & gals.
Naturally we talk about our cars but we
also talk about other personal interests,
family and life events.”
Jon McGee, (Seabridge):
“Why go to Sunday morning
at Starbucks? Because you can talk
with other friendly people that
share your passion for cars. What
ever your passion, new cars, old
cars, exotic Ferraris, Woodies, Hot
Rods and more… Come and join
the fun with our group and share
the excitement.”
Art Sandoval, (mainland):
“One of the delights about the
meet up is that it’s so casual. No
pressure, just join in when you can.
The other great feature is that you
meet such nice friendly people that
share my passions.”
Dave Berman, (Coral Cay):
“Great bunch of guys and gals to get
together with on Sunday mornings. You
just never know what’s going to show up,
from world class concours cars, exotics
and nasty mean machines.”
Miss Sloan Molstad- President Los Al
Cruisers, (High School Car Club):
“I love Super Car Sunday, it has a
super friendly, fun feel to it! I can’t wait to
tell my school car club members about it.
See you Sunday!!”
Join us as a spectator or dust off your
pride and joy. New members welcome,
no membership fee, no dues, no fuss, just
fun. Call or email Bob Maniaci (562)
592-2171 [email protected]
Check out our videos & photos:
www.hhcarclub.smugmug.com.
Cathy Thomas Cooks
by Cathy Thomas, OC Register Food Columnist
beans (unrinsed), 1 (28-ounce) can diced
tomatoes with juice, 1 (14 1/2-ounce)
can sodium-reduced chicken broth and
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin. Boil on
high heat; reduce to low and simmer
12-15 minutes. Puree in 3 batches in food
processor fitted with metal blade or use
an immersion blender. If mixture is too
thick, thin with chicken broth. Taste; add
salt and or pepper if needed. Ladle into
6 soup bowls and top with a dollop of
sour cream or plain Greek-style yogurt.
Sprinkle with chopped cilantro if you
wish. Pass hot sauce(s).
Cathy Thomas is the food columnist
at the Orange County Register. Sign
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CathyThomasCooks.com, the website she
writes for food lovers and cooks.
Cathy Thomas
I admit it. At my house, canned
black beans are often the cornerstone of
weeknight, spur-of-the-moment meals.
The whoosh-whirl sound of lid parting
can means that dinner is just minutes
away. It’s a welcome tune to a frazzled
cook’s ears.
Burying the empty can in the
compactor, I dwell on the rich, earthy
flavor. My conscience considers their
high protein and fiber content. My
hunger pangs praise their practicality.
Raven-wing black and rather small, these
kidney-shaped wonders pack tight in the
can’s syrupy bean juice.
Bean experts say that many varieties
aren’t really black but a very deep purple.
Except when used for pureed soups or
dips, I rinse the canned beauties to remove
the murky liquid. Plopped into a colander
and doused with cold water, they glisten
like polished pebbles.
Purists might argue that cooked from
scratch black beans are better, insisting
that canned beans are saltier and more
expensive. True, but dried beans can take
more than two hours to cook, eliminating
them as a candidate for super-fast dinners.
For a quick-to-prepare meal in a
bowl, try this pureed black bean soup.
It’s ready in about 20 minutes (or less
than that if you forgo the pureeing and
serve it over a scoop of rice). Heat 1
tablespoon vegetable oil or olive oil in pot
on medium-high heat. Add 1 large onion
(chopped), 3 cloves garlic (minced) and
1 1/2 teaspoons dried thyme; cook 3-4
minutes. Add 3 (15-ounce) cans black
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Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee
by Eva Kilgore
Huntington Harbour Estate Sale meeting was lively with HHPC members.
By the time you read this, we will have
attended the annual grand marshal event.
And, we will have a new grand marshal
who will lead the 2015 Huntington
Harbour Parade. So, you’ll have to wait
till the next edition of Harbour Light
Magazine to read all about Lyn Senske
and her committee, the venue, food, and
so much more. Stay tuned!
What we can tell you is that HHPC
members have been busy ushering,
presenting the Music Mobile, and
planning the Huntington Harbour Estate
Sale. It’s set for Saturday, April 25, from 7
a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Huntington Harbour
Mall in the parking lot.
Clothing, jewelry, handbags, crystal,
accessories, antiques, collectibles, holiday
decor, baby items, games, toys, sports
equipment, electronics, household items,
books, art and so much more! There will
truly be something you’ll just have to get.
Prices? Low, low, low!
Look for another notice here in this
magazine. Pat Shipley and Marlene Schell
are heading up the committee, with help
from lots of excited volunteers Marlene
Nielsen, Lani Martin, Pam Myers, Maria
Lockie, Lillian Wood, Ellen Martin, Suzie
Scott, Karen Tribble, Susan Lipman, Lisa
Weller, Madeline Fields, Charlene Bauer,
and Nicole Stewart showed up en force
for the first organization meeting. They’re
ready to go!
HHPC members Rocio Griley and Cristi Ulrich
helped out at the 2nd grade Disney Concert
The HHPC Juniors will be holding
a bake sale that day at our event. Yum!
Now, it’s time for more treasures. We need
your help! What do you have that needs a
new home? We’re happy to pick up, or you
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Philharmonic Committee office at 16889
Algonquin St. and, we will gratefully
accept your paper and plastic bags. For
information call 714-840-7542.
We have so much fun, with five
groups of the HHPC. Admiralty,
Islander, Trinidad, Marina/Windjammer,
and Sandpiper. We’d love to have you join
us. The Huntington Harbour Estate Sale,
boat parade, Cruise of Lights, ushering,
Music Mobile, HHPC Juniors, and so
much more. Info: cruiseoflights.org or
714-840-7542.
And, thank you, thank you, thank
you to generous boat parade donors
Michelle Brenner, and Michael Flaig. A
special thank you to Brian Griley for his
expeditious fabrication of two specialty
ramps needed for the Cruise of Lights.
Beyond that, Brian made a generous
donation to help defer the cost of those
ramps, and he’s storing them for us!
Fashion in Paradise
Mark your calendars! The HHPC
Juniors (our teen volunteers) are having
their annual fashion show on Saturday,
May 3, at Meadowlark Golf Course. There
are more than 30 juniors this year, and
they’re ready to head down the catwalk,
and entertain the crowd with fashions
galore. Bring your friends, children,
grandchildren, it’s always wonderful!
Silent auction starts at 10:30 a.m.,
with luncheon at Noon. Tickets are
$55 for adults, and $35 for children 11
and under. The theme is “Fashion in
Paradise”, with clothing provided by
Cason Couture, Hurley, and Element.
Info: 714-840-7542.
The juniors will also gratefully accept
donations of gift cards, and items for the
silent auction. Hope to see you all there.
HHPC: Admiralty
by Grace Holdaway
Charmaine Rood, Carol Leu, Marie Edwards, Madeline Campbell and Doria
Merical.
A new season has begun and
Admiralty embarks 2015 afresh at the
lovely waterfront home of Lorraine
Garafalo. The coming year is set for a
clear stage for raising money for the
music Programs for our Orange County
children as well as a pleasant way to spend
time with such a delightful group of
volunteers. With the success of the Cruise
of Lights behind us, our enthusiastic gals
are now signing up for The Music Mobile
from February 23rd Through February
27th and all the additional venues.
Our February meeting was held at
the HHYC and hosted by Anita Osgood,
Alice Zamboni, Barbara Howland, Lorriane Garafalo and Terry Hayden.
Grace Holdaway, Marie Edwards, Nancy
Kasabali, and Heidi Campbell. We
welcomed our newest member Doria
Merical. She will be a great addition.
The Grand Marshall Celebration is
just around the corner. The date is March
21 starting at 6.30 PM at the Waterfront
Hilton in Huntington Beach. We will
be saying farewell to our current Grand
Marshall, Sharie Sneddon, and giving a
big welcome to our new Grand Marshall.
Dama Claire, Special Projects,
reported that the formerly called Attic
Treasures is going to be called The
Huntington Harbour Estate Sale. This
fun event will be held in the Harbour
Mall parking lot on April 25.
Alice Zamboni has graciously
offered her home for our March 19
meeting and our installation meeting
and luncheon will be held at the Old
Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach on
April 16.
We would love to have you join
the Admiralty group. Please call our
VP of Membership, Madeline Koons
Campbell, 562-592-4127 or Katy
Sandburg, 714-349-7191.
HHPC: Trinidad Group
by Mike Novak
Did I tell you about our wonderful
Trophy? We won Best of Harbour and are
very proud We love our Trophy and take
it with us all the time. It has a permanent
spot in the back seat of President, Ellen
Martin’s car.
The first trip for our Trophy was to
the Anaheim Packing Company. About
20 members attended our traditional
monthly outing on January 30th. If you
haven’t been to this venue, it is really
fun. We sampled a variety of foods from
the various restaurants and a few glasses
of wine later we were really celebrating!
Sheree Novak was seen drinking beer
from our trophy!
Come on Mr. Trophy, let’s go on a
cruise. Our February 2nd cruise aboard
the spectacular Crown Princess was
planned by Pam Meyers. Our Trinidad
Group and Trophy enjoyed a four day
cruise to Catalina and Ensenada. We ate
at the specialty restaurants, sang, and
danced until very late each evening. The
highlight was lounging in the Tranquility
Spa. Oh yes, Pam slept with the trophy.
The Trinidad Ladies get to hold the trophy.
Then it was Happy Valentine’s
Day at the beautiful home of Bob and
Linda Axel. Bob and Linda greeted the
Trinidad guests at the door with glasses of
champagne followed by Valentine’s kisses.
About 50 members enjoyed the evening
with wonderful food by TGIS Caterers.
A decadent chocolate fudge cake was the
topper to a real sweet event. Ellen Martin
gave a Philharmonic update and outlined
the Trinidad events for the future. Then
Mark Arizemedi held the trophy while
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Ellen Martin jumped off the dock after
her speech.
For March we are focusing on the
Grand Marshal Gala. Churee Kakimoto
is hosting our pre-Gala party and it will
be great fun. The Trophy will be there and
we can all drink champagne from it. See
you all at the Hilton Hotel.
Trinidad Group is the best! New
members are welcomed with open arms!
If you would like to join our great group
call Linda Axel at 714-325-6111.
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HHPC: Islanders
by Eva Kilgore
Handsome Islander men took care of champagne pouring at our tea.
Islanders! What an enthusiastic,
lively group. We’re busy ushering,
presenting the Music Mobile, helping
out with the grand marshal event, the
upcoming Huntington Harbour Estate
Sale, Juniors fashion show, and love every
minute of it.
Our president, Janet French, leads
the way with style, grace, and humor. It’s
a winning combination. Our meetings are
held both day and night where spouses
and significant others join in the fun for a
wonderful time.
Each year, we hold a membership
tea. This year, it was at Marlene Nielsen’s
beautiful home. Islanders were dressed in
their finest tea attire and the guys made
sure champagne was flowing.
Islanders gathered at Cristi Ulrich’s beautiful home.
Will give you all the details in the
next Harbour Light Magazine on the
grand marshal event! Mark the date,
Saturday, May 3. The HHPC Juniors, led
by our own Kimberly Willingham and
Joyce Zimmerman-Ochs, will be walking
the catwalk at Meadowlark Golf Course.
There will be a silent auction, delicious
luncheon and more than 30 juniors
having a blast! Tickets are $55. Info:
714-640-7542. Let’s all support these
teen volunteers, they work so hard to help
out our community. The juniors will also
gratefully accept donations of gift cards,
and items for the silent auction. Hope to
see you all there.
Now, we have a new slate of officers
for 2015-2016. Parliamentarian, Janet
French; VP Boat Parade, Sharon Larson,
Kimberly Willingham, and Kory Feltz;
VP Membership/Annual fund, Denise
Sonnenberg, Linda Parlee: Corresponding
Secretary, Janet French; Treasurer,
Marlene Schell; Grand Marshal Event,
Jeanne Gibson, Dee Wood; House of
Design Liason, Kim Weddon; Hospitality,
Rocio Griley, Nicolette Kubeck, Mary
de la Haye; Juniors, Joyce ZimmermanOchs, Kimberly Willingham; Music
Education/Youth
Programs/Ushering,
Karyn Sanderson; Music Mobile,
Elizabeth Henry; Public Relations, Eva
Kilgore, Cristi Ulrich. Congrats to all!
HHPC: Marina/Windjammers
by Sloan Gallipeo
2015 is off to a great start for all of
us and we are enjoying all our volunteer
and social opportunities through our
philharmonic group! Kathy Bunch has
done a wonderful job organizing our week
for Music Mobile. Our presentations are
going to be at Circleview Elementary and
Starview Elementary on March 10 and
March 12. Thanks to Joanne Fernbach,
Elise Masseling, Lisa Weller, Carlone
Herman and Kathy Bunch for signing
up to volunteer for Music Mobile. On
the social side, our members are excited
to attend the Grand Marshal celebration
on March 21st at the Hilton. Signed up
to attend the event are: Marsha Waldman
(our representative for planning the
event), Karen and Phil Ridout, Sherry and
Dale Skerik, Ellie and Hank Schaffner,
and Joanne Fernbach.
On February 27th, our group
enjoyed a party at the home of Donna and
Jim Shaffer to celebrate the Chinese New
Year. Everyone loved the food! Thanks to
the wonderful hosts and all the hard work
of Susie Sampson, our terrific hospitality
chairman and her helpers.
We were very sad to hear the news
that long time member Diane Janssen
passed away on February 1st . She was a
member for over 50 years and an original
member of the Marina group. She was
also President of the group several times.
Our group is making a donation in her
honor to the Tribute fund.
Meeting updates: Our January
meeting was hosted by Karen Ridout and
our educational entertainment was the
lively sounds of steel drums played by a
member of “Sonic Messengers”.
Our February meeting was hosted
by Pearl Holmes. Entertainment was
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provided by the Huntington Brass
Ensemble which is one of the groups in
the Meet the Musicians program for
4-6th grade students. It is great to learn
about the programs that the children
benefit from at school.
Our March meeting will be hosted
by Cece Lorthioir.
Interested in learning more about
our group? We enjoy volunteering and
having fun with a great group because we
see how much the children benefit.
Please contact our membership
chairman, Donna Shaffer, for more
information at: 714-846-3841 or email:
[email protected]
Our meetings are held in the
morning on the third Thursday of each
month, followed by lunch at the host
member’s home.
HHPC: Sandpipers
by Cindy Allen
Some of our wonderful Sandpiper members at the February 19th Meeting at Tricia Pratto’s home.
February Meeting
The February 19th meeting was
at Tricia Pratto’s lovely home. During
the meeting, Sandpiper Parliamentarian
Debbie Edwards presented the proposed
HHPC slate for the 2015-16 Board which
included 8 Sandpipers: Debbie Edwards,
Lolly McHardy, Helene Rowlette, Teri
Adams, Lyn Senske, Karen Tribble, Terri
Feterik and Kathy Tanaka. The HHPC
Board will be installed at the Installation
Meeting on May 14th.
February Events
Karen Tribble was busy organizing
the ushering dates in January, February
and March for the Music Education/Youth
Concerts at various venues in Orange
County. Sandpipers eagerly volunteered
to be ushers. The Disneyland Band and
Mickey Mouse and Friends entertained
thousands of Orange County school
children. Sandpipers enthusiastically
volunteered to participate in the Music
Mobile presentations. Special thanks
to Terri Feterik and Kathy Tanaka for
setting up the training and coordinating
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March Meeting
The March 19th meeting was at
Kathy Tanaka’s home. The Sandpiper
Nomination Committee consisted of
at Patty Taylor’s home. Sandpipers also
enjoyed the Grand Marshal celebration
at the Waterfront Hilton in Huntington
Beach on Saturday, March 21st.
Sandpiper Nomination Committee members at the February 5th Meeting at Debbie Edward’s home. L
to R: Cindy Allen, Lolly McHardy, Debbie Edwards, Carol Dimon, Suzie Scott and Evanne Connors.
Debbie Edwards, Lolly McHardy, Cindy
Allen, Carol Dimon, Suzie Scott and
Evanne Connors. Sandpiper members
voted on the HHPC and Sandpiper
Boards for 2015-16.
March Events
On Friday, March 6th, Sandpipers
celebrated at a potluck for Katie Goetzinger
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Save the Dates
The Sandpiper Installation Luncheon
will be on Thursday, April 16th at the
Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach.
It promises to be a very lively occasion.
House of Design runs from May 5th
through May 30th.
More Information
The HHPC Sandpipers are one
of the five committees comprising the
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic
Committee (HHPC). Our monthly
meetings are held in the afternoon on
the 3rd Thursday of the month at various
members’ homes. Following our meetings
we have happy hour with delicious
appetizers provided by Sandpipers.
Please call Membership Chair Marta
O’Rourke at (714) 465-2280 or by email at
[email protected] or Bonnie Specht
at (714) 625-8449, email ritzof2002@
gmail.com for more information about
the Sandpipers.
SeaGate Yacht Club
by Jackie Sands and Cindy Allen
The wonderful group of SeaGate Yacht Club members who volunteered to be 2015 Event Hosts.
The 2015 Event Hosts’ Brunch
held on January 11th was well attended.
The event was hosted by Commodore
Gil Morris and Chris and the SGYC
Board. Special thanks go to all the Board
Members for the deliciously prepared
brunch. It was a casual event that allowed
review of the 2015 scheduled events with
the event hosts.
The backbone of the SeaGate Yacht
Club social calendar is the event hosts.
These are the members of your club who
volunteer to create, plan and host the
events we all enjoy throughout the year.
Your club, and I emphasize the
words “YOUR CLUB,” is always in need
of members to help with putting on these
events. Usually members who have not
done this before team up with experienced
members to learn the ropes. Most
“newbies” progress to hosting an event
on their own (or with the help of friends).
All you need to do is let the Commodore
or anyone on the SGYC board know that
you are willing to help. You will then be
guided on how best to do that.
Hosting not only helps the club
succeed but enhances getting to better
know and socialize with your fellow
members. In no small measure you get
the satisfaction of knowing that you
contributed to your club’s success. It’s
really more fun than you realize. So, come
on, STEP UP this year and volunteer for
the upcoming 2016 season.
The Sea Gate Yacht Club’s Annual
New Member Brunch was held on
January 18, 2015, at the Acapulco
Restaurant in Long Beach, and hosted
by Staff Commodores Les and Cathy
Kelly and Jim and Lyn Senske. Eighty
three members and new member
prospects traveled by boat or car to the
annual event. Special thanks go to the
following Captains and First Mates who
sailed from Huntington Harbour with
members and prospective members:
Fin-Tastic, Robin and Jean Clark; RO
III, Floyd and Mira D’Angelo; Staff
Commodore Dale and Susan Giali, Senza
Bambini; Lucky Change II, Richard and
Judie Kappes; and HattR’US, Robert
Sanabria and Lucy Maks. Commodore
Gil Morris, accompanied by First Mate
Chris, addressed the group and welcomed
potential new member prospects Raelene
and Gary Downs and Fred Neidner.
Chris and Melinda Johnson-Pasqua
and Kim Weddon were also introduced
as prospective members and became
members after they attended the New
Members Brunch. The Commodore
was held in the SeaGate clubhouse on
February 1, 2015. Members enjoyed
delicious appetizers, great food, desserts,
and camaraderie. The game was very
exciting all the way to the last minute.
Everyone enjoyed the half-time show
and all those great commercials! The
hosts would like to thank everyone who
came to support their club. Special thank
you to Les Kelly and Cindy Allen who
took numerous pictures of our members
having a great time. As always, Rob and
Cindy Allen were there to provide the
spirits for all of us. Deborah and Guy
Fairon ran the Ship’s Store. And let’s
not forget Bob McCormick who took
charge of the football pool. Thank you
Sharon Courtway for running the first
50/50 raffle which raised $85 towards
Enthusiastic SGYC members departing for the New Members Brunch from SeaGate.
presented Member Burgees to Marlene
and Stan Sholar and Brent Friedland and
Linda Webster. Everyone had a great time!
The members of the Seagate Yacht
Club have had yet another successful
event, the Superbowl party hosted by Vice
Commodore Mark Monroe and Lina. It
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the purchase of new decorations for the
Christmas Boat Parade entry. Thank you
all for your help and support!
On Saturday, April 25th, Junior Staff
Commodore Josef Davydovits and Kim
will be hosting the SeaGate Yacht Club
Opening Day.
FINS
by Barbara Devlin & Pearl Holmes
FINS Gourmet, L to R: Barbara Devlin, Marian Galanis, Betty McCarthy, June Ascolesi, Mary Johnston.
FINS Members gathered at the
home of Maggie Flavia in February to
celebrate their annual “Dump It Party”
where members bring one of their
unneeded or unwanted holidays gifts to
share with members. Members numbers
are called and the first person to choose
a “gift wrapped package” keeps it for a
short time until the next person’s number
is called and the next person can either
“steal the package” or chose a new one.
This was a busy “stealing from another
member” this year. Lois Fults chose
a package with a lovely blue necklace
and it was stolen right away by Marge
Mitchell and then Barbara Devlin stole
it from Marge. After two “steals” the
package is dead and Barbara gets to keep
the necklace. Bob Longman received a
bottle of Bristol Cream Sherry in his gift
package that was stolen right away by
Tom Mitchell. Mary Johnston, one of our
“gardeners in the group” ended up with
garden gloves and garden apron. Marge
Mitchell “stole” a decorative plate from a
member and it is now in her hutch with
her plate collection. Betty McCarthy one
of our great cooks ended up with a quilted
cooking apron! Prior to the “exchange” of
gifts members enjoyed a catered luncheon
from “Buon Gusto”
Following the exchange of gifts
members enjoyed a dessert “Make
your own Sundae” with ice cream with
Carmel Sauce Made by Mary Johnston
and Chocolate Fudge Sauce made by
Pearl Holmes. Also seen enjoying the
evening supper and entertainment were
June Ascolesi, Jon Fults, Carol Gallagher,
Bernie Herron, Donna Longman and
Barbara Simone.
Daytime Gourmet held a Valentine
Gourmet Celebration Luncheon at
the home of June Ascolesi with Betty
McCarthy as cohostess. The hostess made
the most delicious broiled Cheese Stuffed
Dates wrapped with bacon secured with a
toothpick which was a big hit with every
one! The menu consisted of Roasted Beet
Soup with Crème Fraiche, Herb-Brined
Pork Prime Rib Roast, Apple, Potato
and Onion Gratin, Sauteed Asparagus
and Snap Peas. Dessert was Cherry
Tartlets with Ice Cream. Members
cooking and enjoying Valentine’s Day
were June Ascolesi, Barbara Devlin,
Marian Galanis, Mary Johnston, Betty
McCarthy and Pearl Holmes.
Huntington Harbour Republican Women, Federated
by Dianna Gadberry, President
The HHRWF are pleased to
announce that Dr. J. David Lehman will
be their guest speaker on Wednesday,
April 22nd at Meadowlark Country
Club. Dr. Lehman is well versed in
many subjects. Among the topics that
he speaks on are: America’s Heritage,
The Government takeover of American
Schools, The United Nations and
Understanding Islamic Terrorism. Dr.
Lehman has been a guest speaker at the
Eagle Forum on many occasions.
On May 27th the club will be hosting
a tribute meeting in honor of Memorial
Day. This meeting holds a special place
in the hearts of our club members. It is
an honor to show respect to the men and
women in our military that have paid the
ultimate price for our freedoms. We are
honored to have Navy Lt. Joseph Brocato
as our guest speaker. Lt. Brocato gives a
very informative presentation on former
battles that our military has engaged
in on foreign soil. He shares a very
touching slide presentation featuring
World War II historical facts as well as
the photos of those that have fought in
historical battles. To make the evening
extra special, he brings with him a few
World War II Veterans.
The HHRWF is the educational arm
of the Republican Party. We raise funds
to sponsor high school aged students to
attend our Advocacy Program that is
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held in Sacramento in April. The trip
gives these students the opportunity
to learn about local government.
The students visit their local elected
legislatures, get a tour of our State Capital,
as well as attending many educational
workshops. To raise monies to support
our Advocacy Program, the club has a
Waterfront Home Tour Fundraiser Event
on September 26th.
For information in regards to the
above programs please contact club
President Dianna Gadberry at 714-6580284. For membership information
contact Membership Chairman Charlotte
Christiana at 714-846-4841.
California State Lands Commission Taxing Docks
by Frank Singer
As you have gleaned from the last
article, the fight is far from over. Yes,
we lost round one. The fight is still to
repeal SB 152 and we are not in this fight
alone. Lake Tahoe and, to a lessor extent,
Sacramento Delta waterfront property
owners are in this fight too. Lake Tahoe
has 800 waterfront property owners who
are also fighting mad that their docks are
under attack by the Lands Commission.
Just like our docks are a refuge for the
boating public in Huntington Harbour,
Lake Tahoe docks are refuge in case of
forest fires which might block exit roads.
I have been in touch with Lake Tahoe’s
property owner’s representative Jan Brisco
as well as some of the property owners.
Here is where there is some major
differences between us and the others.
The Lands Commission, for the present,
is charging us $4.50/sq ft annually for
our docks. They are charging Lake Tahoe
property owners $.79/square foot and the
delta people $.19/square foot.
My plan is to convene a meeting
with legislators from all our communities
in the coming months to lay out a strategy
to repeal SB 152’s illegal tax. When I get a
meeting set up I will let everyone know to
see who might want to attend.
Our options are to Legislate or
Litigate. The Legislative route would
be more cost effective, however with
Sacramento’s huge money appetite
Litigation might be more affective. I have
already met with our new State Senator
Janet Nguyen and will soon meet with
others to get their take. The fight is far
from over.
Frank Singer, 3552 Venture Drive
(Trinidad Island), phone: 714-840-6476,
email: [email protected].
Trinidad Ladies Club
by Jan Mcknew
Ruth Proodian and Sandy Gallaugher.
Our February meeting for the
Trinidad Ladies Club, which is one of
two evening meetings a year, was held in
Sunset Beach at Roman Cucina. Vikki
Morrison graciously agreed to host the
cost of the meeting. Thank you Vikki!
We had beautiful pink paper flower
decorations, candy and table decorations
to celebrate Valentine’s Day. With no
corkage fee at the restaurant, we had
plenty of wine to help get us in the party
mood!
Our March meeting was sponsored
by Debbie Cervantes and held at the lovely
waterfront home of Sandy Gallaugher.
Sandy had every room decorated for
St. Patrick’s Day! Little Leprechauns,
Debbie Wood, Betty Dolinoy, Lucille Mascoli, Debbie Cervantes, Jan
McKnew, Joanne Verhoeven.
four-leaf clovers, and other bright green
decorations were everywhere! A lovely
luncheon consisting of three different
salads, a special egg casserole, rolls,
wine, coffee and desserts of lemon and
cinnamon bundt cakes, chocolate covered
brownies and cups of ice cream.
After our business meeting, Martha
Baumel, Programs Chair, introduced the
club to a makeup artist who demonstrated
the lastest cosmetics on two of our
members and shared some beauty secrets.
If I tell you what they are, they wouldn’t
be secrets any more!
Plans are underway for our
Installation of Officers at the May
meeting, with a special location to be
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announced at our next meeting which
will be held at Sherrill Lander’s home.
In September we will have a trip to
the Los Alamitos Race Track with a ladies
and gents hat contest.
Our regular meetings are usually
held on the first Tuesdays of September,
October, December, January, March,
April and May from 10 AM - 1 PM
for lunch. In November and February,
we have an evening meeting from 5:30
PM to 9 PM with dinner served. If you
live on Trinidad Island and would like
information on joining our group, please
contact our Membership Chairman, Jan
Little Carone 949-887-2791.
Bolsa Chica Conservancy & Las Damas of Sunset Beach
by Donna Starr
Las Damas meeting.
On January 21st the Bolsa Chica
Conservancy sent me on a mission to
meet with a distinguished group of ladies
known as Las Damas of Sunset Beach.
They are a philanthropic non profit whose
“mission is to provide contributions to
aid in accomplishing the social, cultural,
educational and charitable needs of our
local community.”
Their President Gayle Winnen invited
us to their monthly meeting to discuss the
history and relevance of the Bolsa Chica
Ecological Reserve. What a delight it was
to meet such an accomplished group of
women.
As luck would have it my best friends
Brad and Angelina were out of the country
and my supersonic jet was in maintenance
so I was available.
It was a 7:00 PM meeting and I
was the “headliner”. I was specifically
told by Gayle she was looking for an
energetic presentation. I told her she
had the right person. So, I did what I
love to do, I grabbed their attention and
then proceeded to wow them with the
fascinating history of the Bolsa Chica
Ecological Reserve and the impressive
accomplishments of the BCC. I think
from their questions and responses they
were enjoying our time together.
Here are a few of the questions from
some of the ladies:
1. Are crows a problem at the Bolsa
Chica? Yes they can be.
2. Could the cogged stone have been
used for grinding or money? Probably
not. No evidence of any wear or tear.
Archeologists think cogged stones were used
for ceremonial purposes.
3. How does carbon dating work? I
don’t have a clue and I don’t want anyone
knowing how old I am. I referred them to
Molly.
4. What’s the future of the Bolsa
Chica Ecological Reserve? We discussed
the constant maintenance, restoration,
education and the hopes of the BCC building
an Interpretive Center.
5. Who is in charge of the BCER?
Fish and Wildlife.
6. Who do we call for a tour? You can
call me! I’ d love to show you around.
7. Does the BCC have a wine bar at
the Center? Yes, we can arrange that quite
easily. What’s your pleasure? Red or White?
It was such an honor to get to meet
these ladies who thoughtfully get together
with the intention of wanting to make a
difference in our community.
If your group would like to learn
more about the Bolsa Chica Ecological
Reserve or the BCC then please
contact Donna at: [email protected]
or 818-512-6865.
Las Damas of Sunset Beach President Gayle Winnen.
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Flying Dutchman Guild - Segerstrom Center for the Arts
by Gayle Wayne
At the Valentine event, L to R: Phil and Cathy Thomas McCullough with special guests Marjorie and Larry Gorum. Majorie serves as the Co-chair of the Guilds’
umbrella organization that serves all the local groups.
Members of the Flying Dutchman,
the Huntington Harbour Chapter of
The Guilds of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center, celebrated love
and each other at their recent Valentine’s
Day luncheon held at the Mile Square
Golf Club.
A delicious repast and their annual
“white elephant” swap provided members
an opportunity to celebrate their own
valentines while supporting the efforts of
the Center.
Their next event will feature a
changing of the guard as Chair Carol
Kirkwood passes the gavel and new
officers are installed.
The Flying Dutchman is a very
active and successful chapter among the
Guilds, and their fundraising efforts help
to support the educational programs of
the Center. They plan quarterly events
at homes and local venues, and over the
years have earned their reputation as a
group that enjoys the fun in fund-raising.
If you would like to know more
about the Huntington Harbour chapter,
contact membership chairs Jim or Joy
Connors, at 562-592-1290. Guests are
welcome at events.
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3/12/15 Update:
Temporary Closure of Edinger Avenue Bridge
over Bolsa Chica Channel
Due to structural damage to a portion of the Edinger Avenue bridge over Bolsa Chica, the County of
Orange was required to enact a closure of the bridge to ensure public safety and initiate repairs.
What is the status of
repairing the bridge and
re-establishing public
access to the marina?
The County has been working daily on efforts to expedite bridge repairs and
coordinate with other agencies to re-establish public access. We understand access
to the marina is very important to Sunset Aquatic Marina visitors and boat owners
and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Working with engineers and contractors during the past several days, the design has
been completed for a temporary repair in order to open the bridge with two lanes to
accommodate most trucks/trailers with boats.
The County is finalizing details in an effort to begin construction the week of
th
March 16 . Please note that while the County is trying to initiate and complete this
work as quickly and safely as possible, the schedule could change depending on
adverse weather or other factors.
Am I able to get to the
marina side of the bridge?
The County will only escort people to/from the marina side of the bridge if there is an
emergency or if there is risk to life or property. While the County is preparing to
initiate repair work, it is also working with other agencies to identify if other access
alternatives are feasible as soon as possible.
Can the dirt access road
north of the Bolsa Chica
Channel be used to access
the marina?
The access road north of the Bolsa Chica Channel is on property owned by the U.S.
Navy. It is not a public road. The U.S. Navy has restricted use of the access road to
emergency or service vehicle use only.
How can I get more
information or updates?
If you have questions, please contact Shannon Widor, Strategic Communications
Officer at Orange County Public Works at (714) 438-9707. We urge you to leave
your name and phone number or e-mail address to receive updates when available.
Updates, when they become available, will also be posted on our Facebook page at:
www.facebook.com/ocpublicworks. For life-threatening emergencies, please call 911.
Background information about the bridge closure:
Why a closure?
The recommended closure results from a California Department of Transportation
(Caltrans) bridge inspection of the supporting structures under the roadway. The
County of Orange, which owns bridge, verified the need to close the bridge through
an independent expert engineering analysis that concurred with the findings by
Caltrans.
What agencies are
involved?
The County is coordinating with the Cities of Huntington Beach and Seal Beach, the
Army Corps of Engineers, the California Coastal Commission and the U.S. Navy
(which owns the property north of the Bolsa Chica Channel).
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