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April 2013
The Original Magazine for the people of Huntington Harbour
Volume XLIII
Our 43rd Year in the Harbour
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HARBOUR LIGHT
For and about the PEOPLE of
Huntington Harbour, since 1970
HHPOA
by Dorothy Ralphs
Published by Boris & Dorothy Ralphs
Volume XLIII Number 2
April 2013
In this issue:
HHPOA ......................................................................................5
Harbour Rod & Reel Club ...................................................6
Anglers of Huntington Harbour ......................................7
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee .......8
HHPC Marina Windjammers .............................................9
HHPC Islanders.................................................................... 10
HHPC Trinidad Group ....................................................... 10
HHPC Sandpipers................................................................11
HHPC Admiralty Group.....................................................12
Encore for the Arts..............................................................13
IOBG .........................................................................................13
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club ...................................14
Huntington Harbour Car Club ...................................... 16
Sea Isle Garden Club ......................................................... 20
Little Mermaid Guild of CHOC Children’s ................. 21
VIMS ........................................................................................ 21
FINS ......................................................................................... 23
A Land Lover’s Garden Club........................................... 24
USC Huntington Beach Alumni Association............ 24
Assistance League Huntington Beach ....................... 26
Bolsa Chica Land Trust ..................................................... 27
Seagate Yacht Club ........................................................... 28
Flying Dutchman - Guilds of Segerstrom Center... 29
Stop California State Land’s Commission Tax ......... 30
Wanderlust Ski Club .......................................................... 30
Huntington Harbour Garden Club ...............................31
La Familia .............................................................................. 32
On the Cover
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club Flag
Officers for 2013, from left: Fleet Captain
Kimberley Crochet, Rear Commodore Phil
Ventura, Vice Commodore Dean Oliver,
and Commodore Bill McCormick..
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Wesley Warvie (New Member) and Janet Littlejohn HHPOA Architectural Committee.
Plan ahead and mark your calendar
now for our annual concert in the park,
Sunday, August 4th. Once again Sean
Stanfield will sponsor the event and there
will be popcorn, slushies and hot dogs to
enjoy. Face Painting and Henna Tatoos
will also be featured. Come out and enjoy
this family afternoon with all your friends
and neighbors.
This month we are featuring our New
Board Member Wesley Warvie and Janet
Littlejohn, who head up the Architectural
Committee.
Wes Came to Huntington Harbour
in 1977 and moved to his current
waterfront location in 1992. He is a
licensed Contractor and has worked on
many projects in the Ocean View School
district, as well as at Disneyland and on
the Queen Mary. He has 8 Grandchildren
and 9 1/2 great grandchildren! He
Remodeled his own home and has
considerable experience with the Coastal
Commission so he is a great addition to
our team.
There are existing CC&R’s available
for all properties located on Davenport,
Humboldt, and Admiralty Islands, as
well as the mainland areas not in a gated
community.
If you are planning on remodeling
or doing major construction be sure to
contact us for a set of the CC&R’s before
you begin. You can go online to request
them at hhpoa@verizon.net, or call us at
714 840-7877 and leave a message or drop
off your plans at 16899 Algonquin, Suite
C in the mall. The City will require you
to obtain approval from HHPOA before
you begin construction, Wes will be there
for any help or advice you need.
We hope you will pay your annual
dues when the invoice comes, it supports
the maintenance of various areas in
Huntington Harbour and the integrity of
the CC&R’s.
It is a small price to pay for this
beautiful unique area. If you are interested
in helping with the Concert or any other
item you consider important to the
Harbour contact us by email or phone.
Advertise in the
DEADLINE for the
June 2013 issue is May 6
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HHPOA
Save The Date!
Concert in
The Park
Sun., Aug. 4th, 4:30 p.m.
Sponsored by
Sean Stanfield
Please send articles and pictures to:
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Alternative drop off at H.H. Mail
Service at Bolsa Chica and Edinger.
Harbour Rod & Reel Club
by Heidi Deal
New HRRC member Andrew Deal, center, and friends show off their rainbow
trout catch from Lake Mission Viejo.
Founded in 1994. the Harbour
Rod & Reel Club is a community based
organization operating out of Southern
California’s Huntington Harbour.
A contemporary organization that
is family oriented as well as competitive
minded, Harbour Rod & Reel Club
recognizes the skill levels of it’s members
by means of a fair line class system.
One of the highlights each year is
the club’s precipitation in the Master
Angler Billfish Tournament. In 2008.
HRRC member Ron Levin shows off his bait catch invention.
HRRC swept all award categories.
HRRC is committed to ocean
conservation and resource enhancement
as well. The club has built and maintained
a white seabass grow-out facility based
in Huntington Harbour. The project,
named Harbour Ocean Preservation
(HOPE), has released over 30,000 fish
into local waters that are turning up
in white seabass catches as far away as
Catalina and Channel Islands. The club
also enthusiastically supports the practice
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of catch and release. Our Community
Outreach program provides large groups
of children from the Olivecrest Abused
Children Homes to a day on the water, a.
first for many, to learn to fish and enjoy
the outdoors.
The Harbour Rod & Reel club is an
example of what can be accomplished by a
small group of people who are passionate
about sharing the love of fishing and
preserving future catches for generations
to come.
Anglers of Huntington Harbour
by Kathy Bayless
Anglers newly installed 2013 Officers, L to R: Treasurer Bob Hetzler, Secretary Paula Hetzler, Tournament Chair Carmen Morrow, 2nd VP Jim Martin, 1st VP
Jo Andrews, and President Tony Zazzu.
Annual Installation & Awards
Banquet Friday evening January 18th, 55
Anglers of Huntington Harbour gathered
at Sea Cliff Country Club for the
Organization’s annual Installation and
Awards Banquet. Diana Casey organized
this year’s event. 2004/2010 Past
President Bruce Bayless served as Master
of Ceremonies and provided a brief history
of the Anglers and introduced the 11 Past
Presidents in attendance. 2012 President
Tony Zazzu thanked his board and
committee chairs for their support and
Bruce Bayless swore in the elected officers
for 2013 including President Tony Zazzu,
1st Vice President Jo Andrews, 2nd Vice
President Jim Martin, Tournament
Chair Carmen Morrow, Treasurer Bob
Hetzler, Secretary Paula Hetzler and
Parliamentarian Phil Lupton. Tony
Zazzu introduced the Committee Chairs
for 2013 including Bulletin/Roster Chair
Jim Walton assisted by Carol Persons,
Membership Chair Kathy Bayless and
Co-Chair Paula Hetzler, Photographer
Jim Walton, Conservation/Education
Chair Bob Hetzler, Trophy Chair Jim
Martin, Publicity Chair Kathy Bayless,
Reservations Chair Helene Rowlette,
Hospitality Chair Jim Persons assisted
by Jim Neros, Flyers Chair Bett Walton,
Telephone Chair Linda Armor and
Amenities Chair Linda Morrow. Social
Chairs are Kathy Byrne Inland Cruise,
Sandi Concannon Fish Fry, Connie
Mandie and Kathy Bayless Progressive
Dinner and Diana Casey Installation
and Awards. Trohphy Chair Jim Martin
presented the Anglers of Huntington
Harbour 2012 fishing awards including
First and Largest White Sea Bass to B.G.
Williams, White Sea Bass First Boat
Flag to Doug Williams, Largest Halibut
to Bob Hetzler, Past Presidents Intra
Club Challenge award to Jim Martin,
Conservation award to Bob Hetzler and
Anglers 2013 President Tony Zazzu being installed by 2004/2010 President Bruce Bayless at the
Installation & Awards Banquet at Sea Cliff Country Club.
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Bob Hetzler who also caught Yellow Fin
Tuna, Blue Fin Tuna and Dorado was
named Angler of the Year.
February TGIF
Nearly 60 members of the Anglers
of Huntington Harbour met Friday
evening November 22nd at the Seagate
waterfront home of Boris and Dorothy
Ralphs for the organization’s February
TGIF which was the first TGIF social
of the year. It was a great turnout and
each of the Anglers brought one of
their favorite appetizers or desserts to
be enjoyed by all as they socialized and
discussed the upcoming Inland Cruise
parties and golf tournament in the desert
Friday and Saturday March 15th and
16th. Members in attendance who were
celebrating February birthdays included
Jim Thompson and Lou Earlabaugh.
Upcoming Events
The Anglers of Huntington Harbour
are celebrating their 49th year in the
Harbour and have many exciting social,
fishing and philanthropic activities
planned. Upcoming events include the
April TGIF at the waterfront home of
Lou and Sue Earlabaugh on April 26th,
the May TGIF at the waterfront home of
Tony and Rosalie Zazzu on May 31st and
the annual Kid’s Fishing Trip for at risk
children in our community on June 20th.
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 Kathy Bayless at (714) 501-9378 for
more information.
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee
by Eva Kilgore
President Cristi Ulrich and the Islander beauties at the the gala.
Jim Doulames was honored at the gala for his
generous contribution to HHPC.
Celebration! The Golden Memories
50 Years of Music gala aboard the Queen
Mary was incredible. Gala chairmen
Lisa Mulvania, Terri Feterik and Lyn
Senske did an amazing job along with
the grand marshal celebration committee;
Gigi Ashbeck, Susan Qaqundah, Arden
Dombrowski, Ellie Mathews, Charmaine
Rood, and Andrea Espejo.
The gala was an opportunity for
everyone to get together, come in their
finest garb spanning the decades, dance,
dine, and toast to the past 50 years, and
to another 50. It was held in the Grand
Salon, and grand it was. The Eric Ekstrand
and enjoy! Call 714-840-7542 for more
information.
It’s all about continuing to bring
music and music education to our children
in Orange County from kindergarten
through 12th grade. We’re passionate
about it, and work all year to make sure
we succeed.
Now, you’ll see us in the Music
Mobile van, ushering, and getting
ready for the House of Design. Here’s
to another 50 years of success! For more
information on the Huntington Harbour
Philharmonic Committee, please call
714-840-7542. Come aboard...join us!
Ensemble provided music that had the
dance floor packed. HHPC chairmen
Donna Gray and Lolly McHardy were
all smiles. There was a very generous
check presentation from Jim Doulames,
from SE Pipe Line. Thank you! Past
grand marshals were honored, along with
everyone who has helped make the boat
parade and HHPC possible.
The HHPC Juniors are putting on
an incredible fashion show at Meadowlark
Country Club Sunday, April 21, theme
“Anchors Away”. Watch these young
volunteers strut the latest clothes on the
runway, bid on auction items, have lunch,
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HHPC: Marina Windjammers
by Sloan Gallipeo
Our Marina Windjammers members
have been busy with the Music Mobile
presentations and ushering the 2nd and
5th grade concerts at the Segerstrom
Concert Hall! Elise Masseling organized
and coordinated our group of Music
Mobile volunteers who went to four local
schools and gave twelve presentations to
3rd grade students. Over 450 students
participated in the presentations which
include demonstrations of the musical
instruments and a chance for the
students to play the instruments. Thanks
to Elise Masseling, Carlone Herman,
Joanne Fernbach, Lani Martin, Marsha
Waldman, Lisa Weller, CeCe Lorthioir,
Kathy Bunch, Annie Radcliff, Meline
Guldjian, and Sloan Gallipeo for helping.
Carlone Herman was busy organizing
and coordinating our dedicated ushering
teams in February and March. These
ladies included Joanne Fernbach, Susie
Sampson, Elise Masseling, Bonnie Rader,
Pat DeCou, Barbara Sentell, Maggie
VanEck, Charlene Bauer, Annie Radcliff,
Karen Ridout, Lani Martin, Linda Shaul,
Carlone Herman, Margie Finlay, Kathy
Bunch, Marsha Waldman, Lisa Weller,
and Ellie Matthews. Special kudos to Phil
Ridout who worked on coordinating and
directing all the school bus arrivals! We
were all thrilled to see Charlene Bauer’s
granddaughter, Claire Keeley, perform
with the Anaheim Ballet at the concerts.
Charlene said, “The ballet was a great
addition to the music and it really caught
the attention of the kids in the audience!”
Our February meeting was held at
the lovely home of Kathie Saveliev. We
were treated to music from Stan Martin
who is Lani Martin’s son. Stan showed us
how the trumpet works along with how
mutes are used to change the sound of a
trumpet. He even has a couple of plunger
parts he uses as mutes! Stan wowed us as
he played several pieces on his trumpet.
He has been playing the trumpet since
he was a child and now performs as a
professional. Most recently he had the
honor of playing trumpet as part of the
orchestra at the Academy Awards when
Adele performed her award winning song,
“Skyfall”.
Robin Silver, advisor to the
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic
Juniors, came to our February meeting to
update us on their upcoming fashion show
fundraiser on Sunday, April 21st which
starts at 10:30 am at Meadowlark Golf
From left: Kathy Bunch, Meline Guldjian, Sloan Gallipeo, Elise Masseling, Joanne Fernbach, and Carlone
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Club in Huntington Beach. Attendees
will be treated to a luncheon, fashion
show featuring the Juniors as models, and
auction. Robin told us that the juniors
have been working hard to make this
a great event. Marina/Windjammers
are looking forward to supporting these
wonderful, hardworking Juniors.
Twenty two of our members attended
the Grand Marshal Event on February
23rd at the Queen Mary. CeCe Lorthioir
attended and said, “It was a fabulous
evening of cocktails, dinner and dancing,
while everyone looked elegant in their
roaring 20s period attire!” Thank you
to Ellie Matthews who kept us updated
on this 50th anniversary celebration of
the Huntington Harbour Philharmonic
Committee.
On March 22nd a group of our
members went on a field trip to the
Orange County Museum of Art to see the
Philharmonic program for high school
students. Our members and the students
heard a musical presentation of pieces and
sounds that complimented the works of
art they viewed in the museum galleries.
Susie Sampson and Lani Martin arranged
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for the field trip. Susie said their desire
was to give our members a chance to see
the programs their hard work provides for
the students
The House of Design is coming
up from April 23rd-May 19th and our
members are looking forward to helping
out again. Pearl Holmes, Maggie Van
Eck, and Barbara Sentell are keeping us
updated this year. Karen Ridout is on the
steering committee and was working on
selecting the caterer and vendors for this
year. CeCe Lorthioir is continuing her
work this year with the committee helping
with public relations, photography,
community outreach, and social media
to get the word out about the House of
Design.
Interested in learning more about
Marina Windjammers? Please contact our
membership chairman, Karen Ridout, for
information; phone 714-847-0787 and
email kridout@socal.rr.com.
Our meetings are held in the
morning on the third Thursday of each
month, followed by lunch at the host
member’s home.
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HHPC: Islanders
by Eva Kilgore
L to R: Joyce Zimmerman Ochs, Nicolette Kubeck, Kim Willingham, Julie Huniu at the Islander Tea.
Islanders Arden Dombrowski and
Susan Qaqundah worked endlessly on
the grand marshal celebration committee
to make sure the gala was a total success!
Islanders turned out in their finest aboard
the Queen Mary to chat, dine, and dance
the night away. President Cristi Ulrich
was all smiles!
Some big applause to past grand
marshal Jenny Huntsinger, celebrating
her 25th anniversary with HHPC.
And, to Susan Qaqundah and Karyn
Sanderson for 30 years with HHPC! Hats off to Mary Busche, counting 35
years with HHPC. Finally, in the “totally
awesome” category, a standing ovation to
Jo Andrews, Joan Lund, Kay Milano and
Lou Warnock for celebrating 40 years
helping to bring music to the children of
Orange County.
Hats, hats, and more hats graced the
heads of Islanders at the gorgeous home
of Mary Nevins, as we held our annual
membership tea. Tables were beautifully
decorated, and guests enjoyed scones,
yummy little sandwiches, and more.
A very fun (yet refined?) afternoon.
Champagne, anyone?
Now, we’re on to the Music Mobile,
ushering, and helping out wherever we
can! Robin Silver is busy planning the
Junior’s fashion show, set for Sunday,
April 21, at Meadowlark Country Club.
Silent auction, lunch, and an opportunity
to watch our juniors walk the catwalk.
Bring your sister, mother, daughters,
granddaughters, friends and come to
support our teens and future HHPC
members. Have an auction item? Need
more info? Call Robin at 714-840-2534.
HHPC: Trinidad Group
by Linda Axel
It’s hard to believe that Spring is here
and our wonderful music program for our
Orange County Children is completed for
yet another year.
We took the music mobile to five
schools in our local area and introduced
the children to the instruments in the
orchestra. Helen Hagen, our devoted
music mobile chairman, lead our group to
another wonderful year of music for our
third graders.
Trinidad members were found
ushering for the concerts for the second
and fifth graders throughout Orange
County.
Our meeting for February was
hosted by Diane Campbell at her lovely
home. All 28 of us gathered in her yard
for a group photo. We had a wonderful
lunch catered by both Churee Kakimoto
and Diane Campbell. We have two new
members: Deborah Fairon and Janine
Poletti. We welcome them to our group.
We will have a fun party in March at
the home of Matt and Nancy McDevitt.
We look forward to getting together for
Trinidad Group at concert for fifth graders at Segerstrom Center.
good time and friendships. Trinidad tries
to have parties throughout the summer to
keep our group close.
If you would like to join our fun
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and supportive group, please call Diane
Campbell at 714-840-6555. We would
love to have you be a part of our wonderful
group.
HHPC: Sandpipers
by Cindy Allen
February Meeting
The February 21st meeting was
at Helene Rowlette’s waterfront home.
Sandpiper Parliamentarian Melissa
Banning presented the HHPC slate
for the 2013-14 Board which included
5 Sandpipers: Melissa Banning, Katie
Goetzinger, Lolly McHardy, Helene
Rowlette, and Suzie Scott. The HHPC
Board will be installed at the Installation
Luncheon and Meeting on Thursday,
May 9th at the Huntington Harbour
Yacht Club.
February Events
Some of our Sandpipers had
attended Music Mobile training and
enthusiastically volunteered to participate
in the Music Mobile presentations.
President Debbie Edwards thanked the
Sandpipers for their time, energy and
expertise in presenting the Music Mobile
to the local elementary schools. She gave
special thanks to Karen Tribble and
Carol Travis for setting up the training
and coordinating the Music Mobile
presentations.
Karen and Carol were also busy
organizing the ushering dates in February
and March for the Music Education
Youth Concerts held at various venues
in Orange County. Sandpipers eagerly
volunteered to be ushers. The Disneyland
Band entertained thousands of Orange
County school children and Mickey
Mouse showed up too!
March Meeting
The March 21st meeting was at
Debbie Edward’s waterfront home. The
Nomination Committee consisted of
Melissa Banning, Debbie Edwards, Carol
Dimon, Sandi Nelson, Helene Rowlette,
Katie Goetzinger and Bonnie Specht.
Sandpiper members voted on the PSOC,
HHPC and Sandpiper Board positions
for 2013-2014.
March Events
On Thursday March 7th, a number
of Sandpiper members carpooled to the
Bowers Museum in Santa Ana to see the
fascinating “Cut” exhibit about Costumes
of the Cinema. After visiting the exhibit
Sandpipers dined at the fabulous Tangata
Restaurant at the Bowers Museum.
Save the Dates
The Sandpiper Installation Luncheon
will be on Thursday, April 18th at the Old
Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach. It
Some of our wonderful Sandpiper members at the February 21th Meeting at Helene Rowlette’s home.
promises to be a very fun occasion.
The Juniors Fashion Show will
be held on Sunday, April 21th at the
Meadowlark Golf Club in Huntington
Beach.
An Authentic English New
Member’s Tea (hats, fascinators or gloves
optional) is planned for Thursday, May
16th. It should be a “jolly good show”!
More Information
The Sandpipers are one of the five
committees comprising the HHPC.
Our monthly meetings are held in the
afternoon on the third Thursday of
the month at members’ homes. After
each meeting we have happy hour
with delicious appetizers provided by
Sandpiper members.
Please call either of our Membership
Co-Chairs; Loretta Patterson at (714)
840-9125, email llpatt@aol.com or
Bonnie Specht at (714) 377-1024,
email ritzkof2002@gmail.com for more
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HHPC: Admiralty
by Lora Anderson
L to R: Charmaine Rood, Lisa Mulvania and Terri Feterik.
The 50th Anniversary Grand
Marshall Gala was a phenomenal success
due to the diligent work of Admiralty
Co-chairwomen Terri Feterik and Lisa
Mulvania as well as Lyn Senske of the
Sandpiper group. Two hundred & thirty
people danced to the Eric Ekstrand
Ensemble, ate a luscious dinner of steak or
salmon set on a table beautifully decorated
with an orchid centerpiece. Hundreds of
hours were expended putting this affair
together to celebrate serving more than 4
million children that have participated in
Seated: Mim Strickler, L to R: Patti Kenmore, Anita Hartfelder, Anita Osgood
and Nancy Kasabali.
our programs during the past 50 years.
Admiralty members Marie Love
Edwards, Aurea Hood and Madeline
Cooper ushered at the Mariners Church
in Irvine during which the Solaam Luna
Ensemble played instruments from all
over the world for Orange County sixth
graders. It was a wonderful experience for
all to enjoy.
Thank you to Jan Little who hosted
the March meeting of the Admiralty
group. The 2013-2014 officer slate was
elected and will be posted in the June
issue of Harbour Light Magazine.
We invite all who might be interested
in joining the Philharmonic to one of our
meetings. We are a happy group which
takes delight in volunteering for a great
cause. We meet on the third Thursday of
each month September thru April. 10:00
AM for coffee and 10:30 for the meeting
followed by a luscious lunch.
Would you like to try our group out?
Call one of our co-hostesses to RSVP.
Anita Osgood (714) 846-7007 or Alice
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Encore For the Arts
Kenny , Bradley, and Mr. Meza, the Peruvian music instructor for the
children, practice together before their performance in Huacho, Peru.
Just when most teenagers are ready
to relax and sleep-in on their Holiday
break, two young Harbour teenagers
are ready to carry out their mission that
they have planned months prior for the
“Big Performance.” Kenny and Bradley
Smith, Co-Founders of Encore For the
Arts Inc. felt that it wasn’t enough to
just vacation to their mother country,
Peru. When they took their first trip to
Peru, they witnessed much poverty, and
noticed young children performing in
the streets and endangering their lives
at stop intersections, to earn a few coins.
After a few trips back to Peru, Kenny and
Kenny leads the audience in a percussion circle.
Bradley decided to form their non-profit
organization, Encore for the Arts. From
their own musical achievements and
years of band practice at their local high
schools, today they provide musical and
art entertainment to many orphaned and
disadvantaged children of Peru.
Encore For the Arts has been
working endlessly through various
fund-raising efforts to continue to
provide the orphaned children with a
local Peruvian music teacher, and for the
purchase of musical instruments for the
Big Performances. On a recent trip to
Peru, the orphaned children were able
to perform in front of an audience, and
feel like celebrities. Kenny has expanded
the charitable organization, through to
the formation of the Fairmont Chapter,
to teach musical lessons and for the
purchase of musical instruments to
the local middle schools in the city of
Anaheim.
Find and like us on Facebook, Encore
For the Arts. Donations are graciously
accepted and greatly appreciated: Encore
For the Arts, Inc., 16835 Algonquin St,
Box #383, Huntington Beach, 92649.
E-mail: encoreforthearts@gmail.com
International Order of the Blue Gavel
by LaVon Plumlee, District Director, District 10, International Order of the Blue Gavel Members of the International
Order of the Blue Gavel, District 10,
met recently at the Huntington Harbour
Yacht Club for brunch. Speaker for the
occasion featured Lloyd Claus on “Racing
to Ensenada.” The presentation was very
informative for attendees concerning
the fate of Aegean sailboat in the 2010
Newport to Ensenada race.
The mission of the International
Order of the Blue Gavel is to recognize
Past Commodores of the international
yachting community and unite them in
order to promote the highest ideals of
yachting and preserve its customs and
traditions through social, educational
and humanitarian programs.
At the IOBG brunch, from left: Dr. Mark Monroe, District 10 President; and Past Commodores George
Demos, Bill Wheeler, Lloyd Claus and Jim Wallace.
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Huntington Harbour Yacht Club
by Dean Oliver, Vice Commodore
HHYC Members enjoying “Havana Night.”
We are having another amazing
year at the Yacht Club, February started
off with a tasty friendly competition as
members of HHYC and the Harbour
Rod and Reel Club, pitted their best chili
recipes against each other in a chili cook
off. Win or loose everyone had their fair
share of delightful chili and cornbread.
Then the very next day we threw our Super
bowl party with 3 large screen TV’s and
plenty of wonderful food everyone had a
great time rooting for their favorite team.
Mid month we had a wonderful time with
our cruise to the Marina Pacifica Mall,
about a dozen boats tied up at the dock to
spend a relaxing weekend kicking back on
the water, shopping and enjoying the great
restaurants. Several other members drove
over to share in the festivities. We finished
up the month with an Academy Awards
party where many of our members tried
their best to guess who would win each of
the awards to win a prize and some well
deserved bragging rights.
March was extremely ambitious,
starting off with our Havana Night. This
was an incredible trip back in time to
1950’s Cuba, attendees were encouraged
to wear period clothes and participate in
casino style games, custom cigar rolling,
imported rum, and raffles. There was also
dancing and authentic Cuban food. This
was closely followed by a cruise to our
very own docks where boaters enjoyed all
our weekend festivities including our St
Patty’s Day party without even having to
leave their floating homes.
March was topped off with a
marathon day starting with a bus trip to
the Santa Anita Race track for a behind
the scenes tour of the park, followed by
a wonderful afternoon with lunch in the
Turf Club and betting aided by the track
handicapper.
Then that evening the club hosted our
third annual and always extremely classy
“Wine Knot” event. Fine food and fine
music accompanied the dozens of wines
offered by many local representatives. A
silent auction and raffles during the event
helped raise money for the American Hart
Association.
Those were only the tip of the ice
burg, we still had our monthly stand bys,
Free smoked BBQs, Movie Nights, Lunch
Cruises, Sunday Brunches, Birthday
Calibration Dinners, and of coarse every
night is a calibration with our Happy
Hours and Bistro menu.
If you’re not a member of HHYC
you’re missing out on a lot of fun and
the opportunity to meet some amazing
people. Come and be our guest at one
of our brunches currently running from
10:00 AM to 1:30 PM every Sunday.
We all take pride in showing off how
wonderful our facility is, so come over we
would love to meet you. You can always
call the club at 562-592-2186 or contact
Vice Commodore Dean Oliver, in charge
of membership, at 714-858-1444 for
information on joining. You may also visit
our website at www.hhyc.org.
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Huntington Harbour Car Club
by Robert Maniaci
Bob Maniaci and Boris Ralphs “racing” to the First Cams event , the Spring Huntington Beach Concourse de Elegance!
CALLING ALL CARS!
Members wanted! We invite any
and all automobile enthusiasts to join
our NEW Huntington Harbour Car
Club (You don’t even have to own an
automobile to join!!) We encourage
couples participation.
This year the HHCC will have a
roaring good time as we caravan to events
such as:
• Valentine’s Day Sweethearts weekend
in Palm Desert: Men go to auto
auction, ladies go to the spa. Meet
at private home for cocktails, then
off to a Desert Dine Around.
• The Huntington Beach Concours
d’Elegance car show and
gourmet picnic in the park.
• Caravan down PCH to the Ritz
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Carlton, parking in the entrance
circle and enjoying lunch on the
lanai and a walk on the beach.
• Caravan to Del Mar racetrack:
Men go to car show, ladies optional
spa day or shopping in La Jolla,
then rendezvous at the Poseidon
Restaurant for sunset cocktails and
dinner (overnight stay optional).
• Caravan to Monterey/Pebble Beach for
Motor Week. Stay in Carmel, attend
numerous auto events and parties.
Shopping and dining in Carmel.
• American Cancer Society “Cruisin’
for the Cure” car show, cruise,
and GIANT super duper pot
luck gourmet picnic (free prostate
cancer screenings available).
• Visits to the High Performance
Automotive Swap Meet.
• Annual Huntington Harbour
car parade around the harbour
to help kick off the holiday home
decorating in support of the
Philharmonic Committee.
And MORE! This club is a great way
for couples and individuals to appreciate
cars, make new friends, and have a lot
of FUN! Please email Robert Maniaci
at HHCarClub@outlook.com with your
contact information if you want to join.
We look forward to cruisin’ with you!
Earth Day 2013
Saturday, April 13th
10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
3842 Warner Ave, Huntington Beach, CA
(Corner of Warner and Pacific Coast Hwy)
FREE FAMILY FUN FOR EVERYONE!
Hands-on Activities for Kids and Adults
Count migrating birds
Guided tour of the Reserve
Have fun in the bounce tent
Touch a live snake of the Bolsa Chica
Test the water and learn about Native Americans
Habitat restoration
Insects, opossums, native plants, and much more!
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Sea Isle Garden Club
by Cindy Allen and Caron Mount
Members at the Valentine’s Tea: Marta O’Rourke, Dorothy Ralphs, Lucille Mascoli, Mary Ann Brinket, guest Lu Mendenhall, Cindy Allen, Jan Nagele, guest
speaker Launa Gould, Jackie Neil, Anne White, Loel Jones, Cathy Kelly, Terry Hayden, Carolyn Platt, and Anne Blayden.
Sea Isle Garden Club members
celebrated Valentine’s Day with “A
Valentine Tea” at our meeting, Wednesday,
February 13 at the SeaGate Clubhouse.
SIGC members also celebrated the arrival
of our donor recognition plaque and
it is awaiting an installation date to be
announced soon. Guest speaker, Launa
Gould, Orange County District Director
of the California Garden Clubs, Inc.
explained how important each Club is to
the District, State and National Garden
Clubs. The Sea Isle Garden Club is part
of the Orange County District which has
over 24 clubs and 1,100 members. The
Orange County District is part of the
California Garden Clubs, Inc. (CGCI)
with over 350 clubs and 21,000 members.
The CGCI is part of the National Garden
Clubs, Inc. with nearly 6,000 clubs and
190,000 members.
Launa Gould also demonstrated how
to make a succulent wreath arrangement,
now that so many of us are incorporating
cactus in our gardens. Afterwards, SIGC
members exchanged Secret Valentines,
then had a delicious Tea with tasty
sandwiches and desserts.
At our SIGC meeting on March 13th,
Cindy Shaw, Orthopedic and Spinal Care
Physical Therapist demonstrated proactive
exercises and treatments to make us more
limber for our gardening work. Be sure
to mark your calendars for April 10th.
SIGC members and guests will be having
a special guided tour of the Bolsa Chica
Wetlands followed by lunch at the Red
Table in the Huntington Harbour Mall.
Please contact VP of Membership,
Cindy Allen, at 310-245-8702 for
information on becoming a member of
the Sea Isle Garden Club.
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Little Mermaid Guild Of Choc Children’s
by Marguerite McEntee
Committed to making Orange
County one of the healthiest places
for children in the nation, CHOC just
finished building a new state-of-the-art
patient care tower, The Bill Homes Tower.
The newly expanded CHOC
Children’s Hospital will continue to
provide and improve on innovative
tertiary and quaternary pediatric care.
The seven-story tower will add 425,524
square feet of space and include a new
and advanced pediatric emergency
department, operating rooms and
related services, laboratory, pathology,
imaging and radiology services. To
promote a serene, healing environment
for children and their families, the tower
will also feature leading design and safety
principles, private rooms and enhanced
family amenities.
With funds raised from our
charitable events, Little Mermaid Guild
sponsored and dedicated one of the new
nurses’ stations rooms with state-of-theart equipment.
Another event that we co-sponsor
is the annual Casino Carnivale Gala. This fabulous casino night will be held
LMG members having fun at the Oscars!
on April 5th at the Hilton Costa Mesa.
There will be a silent auction, an open
bar for wine tasting and passed hors
d’oeuvres, followed by a full sit down
dinner complete with wine service, desert,
coffee, and tea. After dinner, guests will be
able to play at their favorite casino tables,
enjoy dancing, a photo booth, “Minuteto-Win-it” games, and much more. For
Casino Carnivale Gala ticket information
please call (714) 377-3783.
VIMS - Volunteers in Multiple Sclerosis
by Mim Strickler
Ellen & Don Goodwin, Sharon Webster-Barbari.
It’s coming—save the date, Sunday,
June 23! Yes, our always exciting annual
membership event will be held at the
gorgeous waterfront home of Rory and
Sharon Larson.
In addition to the usual camaraderie
and basket raffle event, the event will
feature a tasting party by Pam Thompson
from Trader Joe’s in Costa Mesa. Fun for
From left bottom: Mim Strickler, Michelle Brenner, Mercedes Risconsin,
Charmaine Rood
all, and, of course, invitations will be sent
later. To receive an invite and support
our worthy cause of fighting MS, please
phone Mim at 562-592-2367.
In conjunction with our big event,
we are always in need of baskets for raffle
items. If you have any, either empty or
full, please give Charmaine Rood a call at
714-840-5006.
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For upcoming National Multiple
Sclerosis events look for Walk With a
Purpose in Irvine held on April 6, Golf MS Invitational on May 7, and the
country’s largest cycling event MS ‘Bike
to Bay” in October.
For more info about our local
support group, phone Ellie Barnard at
714-840-3414.
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by Barbara Devlin
At the “Dump It” party: Bob Hastie, Bonnie Shumann, Craig Johnston
FINS annual “Dump It” Party -- a
party to get rid of all those unusual gifts
you have received during the year-- was
held in February at the home of Maggie
Flavia. A catered luncheon of salads,
chicken fettuccine, and spaghetti was
served to members. Everyone was
given a number and was told when the
number was announced the member
either could choose a gift package or
chose any other gift that a member had
and that only two “steals” were allowed.
The person who could not keep any
package he opened was Craig Johnson.
One of the most stolen gifts was a
package with two wine glasses and
a bottle of red wine that first started
out with Craig Johnson, was stolen by
Barbara Simone, and ended up being
won by Bob Hastie. Craig made many
trips to the gift package table. Barbara
Devlin stole a beautiful sea shell frame
to put one of her great-grandchildren’s
photo in it from Craig. A beautiful
black and white floral apron was a
big hit too—going from Loel Jones
to Barbara Simone and ending with
Helen Malloy. Loretta Maiorana chose
a package with a large sign saying “Two
Old Crabs Live Here” that was stolen
by Pat Johnson and Loretta ended up
with very, very, large slippers. Several
guests into gardening ended up with
the same gift-- a large butterfly on a
wire that could be attached to a plant.
After enjoying the gift exchange
members, returned to the kitchen to
make their own sundaes with the ice
Also at the “Dump It” party: Russel & Loretta Maiorana & Barbara Devlin
cream, nuts, homemade chocolate
sauce a la Pearl Holmes and cherries.
Also seen enjoying the party were
Mary Johnston, Bettie Hastie, Gloria
Beckstrom, Gene Simone, Donna and
Bob Longman, Russ Maiorana and
Bonnie Schumann.
Daytime Gourmet members
enjoyed a wonderful Valentine Day
Luncheon at the home of hostess,
Loretta Maiorana with Betty McCarthy
as co-hostess. Loretta decorated her
dining table with a beautiful red
tablecloth that she purchased in
Belgium several years ago and had
never used before.
The centerpiece was a bouquet of
one dozen red roses with white baby’s
breath. She had chocolate candy in the
shape of red roses and covered with red
paper at everyone’s place setting and
red chocolate hearts decorating the
table. Everyone gathered in the kitchen
to find their recipe of the day. Barbara
Devlin was told she had to start right
away as she had the appetizer to make
which was a Bacon, Pineapple and
Chestnut Rumaki recipe that was a
long-time favorite of Betty McCarthy
and it ended up being one of the best
like appetizer we have ever had. We had
no leftovers this time!
Pearl Holmes tackled a wonderful
Asparagus in vinaigrette as the salad of
the day while Marian Galanis and Gloria
Beckstrom worked on a wonderful
Creamed Spinach with Golden Bread
Crumbs. The main entrée was Boneless
Prime Rib with Dijon, Garlic, and
Rosemary with Horseradish Sauce
prepared by June Ascolesi and Mary
Berge. The other vegetable of the day
was Parsnip and Potato Puree. Dessert
was a delicious Chocolate Mousse
topped with whipped cream prepared
by Mary Johnston.
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A Land Lover’s Garden Club
by Eustelle Bosler
L to R: Linda Axel and Mary Shebell
In accordance with a recent tradition,
the ALL Garden Club enjoyed lunch
at Mc Kenna’s Creek in Long Beach on
February 13. Having declared ourselves
“Divas”, we all donned our jeweled
coronets and/or fashionable fascinators
(Lyn Senske provided one to anyone who
had left home without it) and enjoyed the
food, company, and ambiance in a regal
manner. No new or old business---just
monkey business!
The March 20 meeting of ALL
Garden Club featured Eric Olsen of
Huntington Beach. Mr. Olsen spoke
on “Trace Elements, Plants, and You”.
Basically he highlighted the importance
of trace elements in fertilizers and soil
amendmenders and how different plants
L to R: Lyn Senske and Donna Gray
use them in their metabolic processes.
As always, a lovely lunch at the HHYC
followed the presentation.
The April excursion set for
Wednesday, April 17, will be a visit to
Malibu and the Getty Villa. The Getty
in Malibu is an educational center and
museum dedicated to the study of arts
and cultures of ancient Greece, Rome,
and Etruria. With its Roman inspired
architecture, the gardens are filled with
statuary and plants reminiscent of
ancient Rome. This has been a perennial
favorite for members of ALL and we
hope for lovely weather to make the tour
perfect. We will lunch nearby. We thank
our ALL president, Lyn Senske, who set
up the planned excursion and lunch at a
nearby restaurant!
The May meeting, our final one
for the 2012-2013 season, will be an
installation luncheon at Mc Kenna’s in
Long Beach. 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 2013-2014
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
visit once to check us out. Linda Axel is
membership chair; she can be reached at
714 840 1940. Come on over!
USC Huntington Beach Alumni Association
by George Demos, Past President
On February 20 Board member
George Demos and member Jan Arakelian
heard assistant head coach Ed Orgeron
discuss the annual football recruiting
celebration. An outstanding group of
recruits from around the country will
attend USC this year (all are high school
All Americans).
Jan Arakelian’s son Michael is a line
backer on the team and will play next year
as well under the direction of Coach “0”.
The USC-HB alumni club provides
several scholarships to students presently
attending USC each year.
To become a member of this
outstanding group please contact
President Diane Andrew at (714) 9649211. Fight On Trojans!!
L to R: Jan Arakelian, Ed Orgeron, and George Demos.
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Assistance League Huntington Beach
by Susan Bjork
Operation School Bell at work.
Operation School Bell® began
in the 1950s as a one-woman effort
to provide clothing to disadvantaged
children so they could attend school.
It is now the national philanthropic
program of Assistance League® and
more than 3 million children have been
clothed nationwide.
Ruth Ann Montgomery, a teacher
in the Los Angeles school district
in the 1950s, saw children from one
family coming to school on a rotating
basis. She discovered that the children
came to school based on whose turn
it was to wear the clothes. She asked
other parents to donate castoffs and
the “Clothes Closet” opened in Ruth
Ann’s classroom, giving out clothing to
children so they all could attend school
on a regular basis.
The Montgomery family moved to
Bakersfield, California and Ruth Ann
formed the Volunteer Service Guild
to promote her mission of outfitting
school children. Clothes Closet was
re-named Operation School Bell by
one of the volunteer’s husband based
on his experiences in the military. In
1958 the group became the Bakersfield
chapter of Assistance League, bringing
Operation School Bell to the national
organization.
In 1997, Operation School Bell was
adopted as the national philanthropic
program for all Assistance League
chapters. Each chapter determines the
need in their community and how
best their volunteers can operate the
program.
In 1975, Assistance League
Huntington Beach chapter began
Operation School Bell for students in
need in Huntington Beach. Initially,
60-80 students from 2 schools were
helped. The 5 members of the Operation
School Bell committee clothed the
students in an apartment above the
Thrift Shop, which was located on
Main St. in downtown Huntington
Beach.
Today, the Assistance League
of Huntington Beach serves 57
schools in the 5 school districts in
Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley
and Westminster. Operation School
Bell has evolved from clothing children
at our complex to clothing children at a
retail location.
In the 2011-12 school year, 1,363
students in need were clothed. For
2012-2013, 1,615 children have been
clothed. This includes 980 elementary
children, 420 middle school children
and 215 McKinney Vento ‘homeless’
high school students.
City Council Presentation
Monday, February 4th, an overview
of Assistance League Huntington
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Beach was made to the Huntington
Beach City Council.
Speaking on behalf of the Assistance
League were Carole Monheim, Chapter
President, Jennifer Shepard from the
Huntington Beach City School District
and Ron Lowenberg from Golden West
College.
Advisory Council
The Assistance League Huntington
Beach is pleased and proud to announce
that Anne Silavs, Margie Bunten,
Jeanne Hexem-Thomas, Shirley Detloff,
Barbara Delgleize, Scott Sackin, Bruce
Greenwood, Mike Volmer and Glenn
Richardson are members of their
Advisory Council.
“Treasures by the Sea 2013”
Fundraiser plans are well underway
for the annual fundraiser on Saturday
April 6th at the Hyatt Regency Resort
and Spa in Huntington Beach. If you
would like to attend our fundraiser,
you will not only enjoy a fabulous
silent auction, luncheon, fashion show
and live auction, you will also be
supporting our many philanthropic
programs including Operation School
Bell. If you would like to receive an
invitation, or make a donation to the
fundraiser, please send an email request
to noragreenwood@gmail.com.
Please Visit Us
We are a nonprofit organization
made up of volunteers dedicated to
improving the quality of life for children
and adults in the community. We serve
the communities of Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley, and Westminster.
Last year we gave back $429,675 to our
community through funds raised at our
thrift shop and our annual fundraiser.
Our Thrift Shop and Boutique are
located at 8071 Slater Ave., Huntington
Beach (just East of Beach Blvd). We
are open 11am-3pm on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Our
Thursday hours are 1-5pm. We are
closed Sunday and Monday.
Bolsa Chica Land Trust
by Jayson Ruth, BCLT Board Member
Bolsa Chica’s First Nest Cam
The Bolsa Chica Land Trust has
very exciting news! For the first time
ever, we will be hosting a live streaming
camera filming on a critical nesting
site here at the Bolsa Chica Ecological
Reserve. The Western Snowy Plover and
the California Least Tern are two of the
threatened bird species which nest here
at Bolsa, and they will be the focus of
this unique nest camera project. The
camera will go live on the Land Trust’s
web site, www.BolsaChicaLandTrust.
org on March 11th. The video and
audio will be streaming 24 hours a day,
7 days a week for the next few months
and will offer anyone from anywhere in
the world the opportunity to experience
the splendor of Bolsa Chica.
Just like the Bolsa Chica ecosystem,
and what it offers to the public, this
camera will benefit the public in a
multitude of ways. Researchers will
have the opportunity to make long
term observations of this nesting
colony without disrupting the normal
activities of the birds. Students will be
able to visit a protected and off-limits
part of the wetlands without leaving
their classrooms. Birding enthusiasts
will be able to enjoy the birds anytime,
even at night thanks to the night vision
capabilities of the camera. You will
even be able to check in on the nests
from your smart device or tablet!
The major driving force of this
project is education. We want to provide
insight as to the lifestyle of these
two threatened birds of Bolsa Chica.
Through the live streaming video,
people of all ages will become more
aware of the indigenous inhabitants
of the Reserve and the overall value
of protecting this vital resource.
Additionally, the nest camera will
provide many benefits to the California
Department of Fish and Wildlife who
manage the Reserve. Their staff will be
able to track, record and analyze data
in an entirely new approach. We are
looking forward to hosting a discussion
board and blog so that visitors to the
website will be able to ask questions and
discuss the events unfolding at the nest
site. It will be a place where the public
will be able to post questions about the
California Least Tern at the Bolsa Chica Ecological Preserve.
bird’s nesting behaviors, ecology as well
as general info about the Bolsa Chica
ecosystems.
The Land Trust looks forward
to sharing the unfolding story of the
plovers and terns this breeding season
of 2013! We greatly appreciate the
opportunity to bring this camera
to life, thanks to the support from
the California Department of Fish
and Wildlife. This project is made
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possible through generous grants from
Edison International, the Employees
Community Fund of Boeing California,
and member donations.
This project is also the result of
the vision and dedication of all the
tech support that is making it possible;
Variable Speed Solutions, Surfline,
Verizon Wireless 4G LTE and Trinnos
Technology – thank you!
Seagate Yacht Club
A happy and enthusiastic group of SGYC members arriving at the New Members’ Brunch.
SYC New Members’ Brunch
The Annual New Members Brunch
Cruise to Long Beach was attended
by 89 members and guests and ten
new member prospects from SeaGate.
Despite rain and gloomy weather of
the past week, seven boats sailed from
Huntington Harbour into bright
blue skies and warm temperatures.
While watching numerous porpoises
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play alongside the boats, members
enjoyed conversation with friends and
new member prospects while sipping
Mimosas, for a very pleasant cruise
through Alamitos Bay and Long Beach
Harbor. Co-hosts Staff Commodore Jim
Senske and Lyn and Staff Commodore
Les Kelly greeted the guests while
everyone sampled the various foods
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Commodore Jeff Specht opened the
program with warm greetings to
everyone, and a special greeting to
our prospective new members. He
also presented special service plaques
to Bob & JoAnne McCormick, Kim
Davydovits and Tom Worden.
Staff Commodore Les Kelly
introduced each of the attending Staff
Commodores, led by founding Staff
Commodore Dewey Rudolph and
Sandy and son Ben. Les also introduced
the prospective new members and each
offered a few words about themselves.
After several hours of pleasant
conversation with fellow club members,
good food and a few drinks from the bar,
members and prospective new members
made the return voyage to Huntington
Harbour under bright blue skies. Special
thanks go to the captains and first mates
who volunteered use of their boats for
the event: Robin and Jean Clark’s, FinTastic; Bob and Linda Axel’s, Linda
Sí; Clem & Linda Aime’s, La Fortuna
II; Dennis and Kathy Kreil’s, Tagged
& Released; Dick and Linda Kappes’,
Lucky Change II; Dennis Huff man
& Peggy Allison’s, Bad Habit; and Ian
Fetterman & Alie Reedy’s, Shifting
Tides.
Super Bowl: Food, Football & Fun:
Over 60 people filled the Sea Gate
clubhouse to cheer their favorite team
to victory on Super Bowl Sunday. They
munched on brats and hotdogs and also
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Seagate Yacht Club continued...
feasted on a variety of foods brought by
other members. Jan Nagele ran the bar
for Rob (who was unable to attend) and
she didn’t let anyone go thirsty.
Larry Schwartz had many
customers at the football pool with big
winners Sandy Meier, Candy Cloud,
Mike Courtway, and Paul Martinez.
Speaking of winners, Merle McCormick
took First Place in the Chili Contest
with Staff Commodore Dale Giali
taking second, and host Guy Fairon
taking Third. There were five delicious
chilies in the contest so it was a tough
competition. Other winners of the
day were Paul Brown, Candy Cloud,
and Larry Schwartz for the 50/50.
Larry Schwartz’ six page football trivia
questionnaire stimulated the minds
of many. Bert Smith won over all the
other entries. Good going, Bert! The
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Flying Dutchman-Guilds of Segerstrom Center for the Arts
by Frieda Koester, Publicity Chairman
Gail LaCorazza and John Mitchell who were welcomed as new members at the
January meeting of Flying Dutchman.
The Flying Dutchman Guilds group
of the Segerstrom Center for the Arts had
a champagne brunch at the home of Bill
and Bobbitt Williams Sunday, January
13 to start the 2013 New Year. The guest
speaker was Carol Wilken, Vice Chairman
for Education at the Center. She covered
the many programs offered to our youth
and community that are funded by
New members of Flying Dutchman at a recent meeting: Jim Walton, Bett
Walton, Adeline Mah, and Bob Mah.
monies raised from the 26 chapters of the
guilds. These include hands-on activities
in the schools from professional artists
in music, dance, theater and visual arts. These programs fill the gaps that have
been cut from the school budgets. There
are opportunities for at-risk high school
students to experience the performing
arts during a two week program which
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culminates with a free performance open
to the public.
In the past year there were 458
performances attended by 325,000
children from more than 400 schools. Segerstrom Center ranks among the top
five arts education centers in the country. Flying Dutchman is proud to be a part of
the guilds.
Stop California State Lands Commission’s New Tax
by Frank Singer
The CSLC (California State Lands
Commission) is fighting us tooth and
nail to dismiss our counterclaim against
SB 152 which essentially eliminated
the rent free placement of docks in the
main and mid channels of Huntington
Harbour as a refuge for the boating
public. Apparently “revenue” is more
important than public safety.
We had our second court date on
January 16 in Santa Ana. The CSLC
brought their attorneys in full force to
squash our counterclaim. Fortunately
against strong opposition by the CSLC
the judge let us once more amend and
strengthen our counterclaim which was
submitted to the court last week (click
on link to read it).
While only around 200 or so of
the 4,000 properties in Huntington
Harbour are directly affected, the other
3,800 properties should take notice
because of what recently happened
in Newport Harbor. Using SB 152 as
impetus, the Newport Beach voted
to increase dock fees from $100 up to
as much as $4,000 per year. The city
of Huntington Beach is watching our
lawsuit very carefully. If we lose they
might very well start “taxing” the 3,800
or so property owners in Huntington
Harbour as Newport Beach has done.
Fighting the State costs lots of
money, easily $200,000 over the next
couple of years. I’ve asked everyone to
make an ANNUAL contribution of a
few hundred dollars. So far about 100
of you have donated around $60,000
and we have spent over $65,000. It’s
a new year so I am pleading for all of
you to make your 2013 contribution
if you have not already done so. I am
particularly asking the 4,000 property
owners in HH to donate something,
even a hundred dollars or so. Imagine
if all 4,000 Harbour residents made
one small $50 donation we would have
all the money we need. Everyone in
Huntington Harbour is affected!
Talk to your neighbors, we need
your support. Please contribute to our
legal fund in one of two ways. Use our
website: www.hbpropertyowners.com
or by check to: “Zumbrun Law Firm
Client Trust Account” and mail it to:
Ron Zumbrun, 47 Robert Court East,
Arcata, CA 95521. In the memo section
you can add “Huntington Beach
Property Owners.”
Contact me if you have any
questions or suggestions and check our
website for the latest information: Frank
Singer, 3552 Venture Drive (Trinidad
Island), 714 840-6476, fsinger@socal.
rr.com, www.hbpropertyowners.com.
at a Hotel called the Osprey which has
only 40 plus rooms with a lift only a
few paces from the door. The Osprey
was recently awarded the #1 Top Resort
in the Continental United States by
the 2012 Travel + Leisure World’s Best
Awards readers survey.
George Graham was the trip chair
and did an outstanding job making the
trip a huge success for the 48 skiers that
were there.
Many of the skiers went down the
slopes at both Beaver Creek and Vale.
The next trip is leaving March 2nd for
Lake Louise and Banff for a week. STOP
Wanderlust Ski Club
by Leigh Ross
Members enjoying the Colorado ski trip.
These smiling members of the
Wanderlust Ski Club are at Beaver
Creek Colorado.
This was our last night where racing
awards Ski trophies were given out. We
had plenty of snow, mostly at night to
enhance our beautiful trip. We stayed
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Huntington Harbour Garden Club
by Kitty Rozenstraten
At the planting workshop on February 19. From left to right: Marian Galanis, Carol Weningir, Kitty Rozenstraten, Wendy Gingerich.
Wintry weather does not keep the
birds from building their nests and it
doesn’t keep the Huntington Harbour
Garden Club from meeting and planning
activities.
Some members have spotted the first
hummingbirds building nests, laying
eggs and raising their families. These tiny
birds are a tenacious lot, and dare I say so
are the members of the HHGC. Nothing
can stop them from learning new ways to
make their home gardens more beautiful
and from promoting better horticultural
practices to beautify the community.
On January 15, members convened at
the home of Anna Belle Parsons Radcliffe.
The main attraction that morning was
Bob Franz from the Southern California
Bluebird Club.
Mr. Franz gave a most interesting
presentation on “Western Bluebirds”
or WEBLs. Bluebirds and robins are
cousins belonging to the thrush family.
Until the middle of the nineteenth
century bluebirds, Western, Eastern and
Mountain bluebirds, were a familiar sight
throughout the United States. Other bird
species introduced from Europe became
competitors of the bluebirds. Bluebirds
do not build a nest in a tree but seek out a
cavity inside a tree, a post or a man-made
nest box. And while many backyard
birds – for example the hummingbirds in
the beginning of this article - like a cozy
protected garden, nesting bluebirds prefer
open to semi open areas.
The decline of bluebirds led to
the foundation of the North American
Bluebird Society (NABS) in 1978 in
Maryland. Soon other bluebird clubs
were hatched in states from east to west.
California has a NABS affi liate called
the California Bluebird Recovery Act
(CBRP). Members of NABS are active
in installing and maintaining nest boxes
throughout southern California. Through
their efforts the WEBL population has
become much more stable. If you wish to
find out how you can volunteer, Mr Franz
can be reached via Bluebirds.bob@gmail.
com or by calling (714) 528-5082. Or
you might be interested in making your
backyard attractive to to actively attract
them to their backyard You can also stop
by the Shipley Nature Center to purchase
a nest box for $25. Club member and
Shipley Nature Center volunteer Kay
Goddard describes the wooden box as
handsome and sturdy and made to last
for several years.
Like busy nesting birds in spring,
members got busy organizing a hands-on
planting workshop on February 19,
at the clubhouse of Rancho del Reyes
Mobile Home Estates. After a short
business meeting, members gathered
around the potting table piled with pots,
cuttings, seedlings, seeds, and planting
soil. Gardening successes and failures
were shared and everybody went home
with several items for the home garden.
Hostess Pearl Holmes and co-hostesses
Mary Johnston, Carol Weninger, Barbara
Simone and Gloria Beckstrom served a
delicious lunch.
Important
business
discussed
included the General Meetings on March
19 and April 1, the field trip to Bainbridge
House on April 16 and, most important,
the Annual Fundraiser on September
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17 at the Yacht Club. Still far away
but already in the planning, the event
is not just a fundraiser but also a great
opportunity to acquaint the community
with the many philanthropic projects of
the club.
These projects include monetary
donations to five schools in the area:
Golden View Elementary, Harbor
View Elementary, Margaret Landell
Elementary, Edison High School and
Goldenwest College. Donations, and in
many cases physical labor, help maintain
the school gardens. This year, for
example, HHGC members are involved
with the Edison High School Therapeutic
Garden. Students with special needs are
learning important life skills by growing
vegetables and flowers. Other club
projects include Roger Senior Center,
Shipley Nature Center, Bolsa Chica Land
Trust and the Norma Brandel Gibbs
Butterfly Park. If you haven’t been to the
Butterfly Park recently, you will delight
in seeing the beautiful tiles illustrating
the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly.
We invite family and friends,
gardeners and would-be gardeners to
participate in the fundraiser to benefit
the different projects. The festivities will
include wine tasting, hors d’oeuvres, a
silent auction and, of course, plants. Put
September 17, 2013 on your calendar.
More information will follow in the next
issue of Harbour Light.
Anybody wishing to attend any
of the meetings and field trips can get
information from Connie Mandic at
714-377-0017.
La Familia
by Mary Busche’
Daryl Isaacs, Marion Harrison, Phylis Webb.
No malarkey at Malarky’s! Malarky’s
Irish Pub in Newport Beach gave us a
place for a spirited party time affair for
La Familia members and friends.
Whatever La Familia does it benefits
the children of Orangewood. We always
enjoy the party atmosphere of doing good
for someone else.
Who won the 50/50 drawings?
Hard working members Mim Strickler
and Mike Nielsen, who had bought lots
Madeline Campbell, Mary Lou Henry, Norma Cowles, Anita Osgood, Janice
Belk.
of tickets walked away with the cash.
Dinner? Well, nobody could complain
about a super tasty prime rib dinner
cooked to perfection along with a baked
potato with all the toppings, crunchy
veggies and a green salad. Oh yes, a drink
to go with it.
The best part was that Malarky’s
Pub donated half of the dinner and drink
proceeds to our group.
I hope you won’t miss the parties
Orthopaedic and Spine Care
PHYSICAL THERAPY
being planned, which include St. Patty’s
Day party, Cinco de Mayo cocktail party
and a summer Patio Party. Remember
they all benefit the kids.
Please join our group and enjoying
partying to help the children. For more
information please call Mike Nielsen,
(562) 592 1418, Janice Belk, (562) 592
2010 or Mary Busche (714) 846 7281.
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