Ranch and Coast Magazine - Redfearn and Associates

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Ranch and Coast Magazine - Redfearn and Associates
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Seventy years ago, Edmond and Deborah Szekely founded Rancho La Puerta, a
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retreat dedicated to health ond wellnest in Tecate, Mexico. The famed resort
celebrates its anniversary with a
two-day gala and symposium,
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titled The Sun, the Butterfly, and
the Dove, on September
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Aw ar d - wining j our nalist BiII
Moyers is the guest of honor
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the Friday night gala.
The Saturday luncheon and
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symposium features panel
discussions on physical fitness,
the inner spirit and human
potential, and finding a purposefilled life through social action. Profits will benefit Fundacion La Puerta, a nonprofit
Wine, Women & Shoes
The Sixth Annual Circle of Life roo
Celebration: Wine, Women & Shoes
dedicated to
building a better future on the border through educational and
ecological action. 653/1 64- 55lo,
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An Evening With Glenn Close
0n Fridoy, November
the lnternotionol Bipolor
Jrom Glenn obout how we con help dispel misconteptions
accessories at the Rancho Santa Fe estate
obout mentol illnesS the event will olso include o VIP
speciol evening otThe Grond DelMor with Glenn Close
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Jessie Close. ln
oddi|on to heorin$ Jirsthond
reception, delectoble dinner prepored by cheJ Williom
Brod ey, ond entertoinment.According t0 IBPF, one in six
odu ts ond neorly one in ten children hove o diof nosoble
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os mony 0s one in Jive people
with bipolor
disorder completes suicide, ond the 0nnu0 cost 0J treoting
mental illness (more thon 5150 billion)
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increosinf by 20
percent 0nnuolly. The event oims to enh0nce c0re ond
supportJor oll oJJecte( erose stigmo through educ0ti0n,
are 9125 per person. (858/628-ZSq6,
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Foundotion (IBPF) ond BringChonfe2Mind present 0
of Laura and Fred Applegate. Laura notes,
"This event is not onll'a fun evening out
for friends, but an opportunilv to help
enhance lifesaving cancer care for our
sisters, mothers, loved ones, and friends.
I am so proud to be a part of the event
and support the health and well-being
of women in our communilv." Tickets
an d sho e s.
0nd work towords eliminoting blpolor disorder throu$h
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the odvoncement oJ reseorch. Seotin$ ls extremely limited.
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Mar Concours d'Elegance
The elegance of world-class automobiles comes home
October 16-17 with the Del Mar Concours d'Elegance. Like
a
handcrafted art gallerl' opening, only the most rare
antique and classic cars are invited to display for judging,
ensuring the best of the best. The event benefits Susan G.
Komen For The Cure San Diego with a lavish charity
dinner on Saturday (the concours itself is on Sunday). The
cars will be displayed inside the historic Del Mar Racetrack
Paddock in a lush setting. The public is welcome. Advance
tickets are available online or day of show. (858/ss6-q656,
www. delmar c oncours.com)
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from 4-8pm, to benefit breast-specific
garnma imagng (BSGI) at Scripps
Memorial Hospital Encinitas. Guests
will enjoy wine and food tastings while
shopping for high-fashion shoes and
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take place on Thursda-v, September 16,
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A Solute To Heroes
The Roncho Coostol Humone
Society presents o $olo to
50 yeors
celebrote
of nurturin$
onimols in need.0n Soturdoy,
from 7-10pm, ot DelMor
Country Club, the evenin$ will
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begin with o cocktoil reception
ond rofJle hourJollowed by
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tontolizin$ dinner, live
entertoinment, exciti n$ ouctiont
Starry, Starry Night
ond more. Joson Austell of NBC
Joan Waitt hosts a night of dinner and doncing beneath
the stars at her Lq Jollq home on Friday, September 10,
7/39 will emcee this yeor's event,
to benefit Voices for Children, a nonprofit thot
Modeleine Pickens for their vost
contributions ond efJorts to help onimols ocross the country. Event
advocqtes for the rights and well-being of obused
children in the courts, school, and community. Down
and Bill Dovidson qnd Caroline ond Anthony Farwell ore
event co-chairs, Joon Waitt is honorory choir. Ruby ond
the Red Hots will perforn. (sss/sge-zzll,
www.speakupnow.org)
which will honor
proceeds
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Boone ond
will help the opproximote
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1,000 onimols the shelter cores Jor eoch
yeor, os well os help Jund progroms such os the Sofehouse, which provldes
o sofe hoven for onimols suJferin$ from domestic violence, Tickets ore 5200
for generol seoting or 5375 Jor premier seotin$.(760/753-6413,
www.rchumanesociety.org),,..-'.','
ANDREA NAVERsrN
California Cleanup Day
Save
the date for the 26th Annual
Coastal Cleanup Day, set for
Saturday September 25, from
gam-r2pm. Register online for one
of 8o different sites across San
Diego Count-v. I Love a Clean San
Diego and San Diego Coastkeeper
are asking volunteers to bring
0n Sundoy,October
benefit to sove the
1Q Jrom 5 30 10 30pm, o
roi nJorest tokes ploce ot
the
their
own bucket and rvork gloves to
reduce waste while cleaning up the
community. 6 tq /z S 8 - z z+3, ext. t33,
www,cleanupday.org)
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Belly Up Tovern in Solono Beoch. Enjoy free solso
lessons
with Combo Libertod
ROCK THE FOUNDATION
Costo Ricon cuising o
no host bat silent ouction, cnd fluest speokers The
02 For
LiJe RoinJorest
On Thursdar', September r5, at 6:3opm, Barney &
Barnel' Foundation presents an intimate evening
Foundotion protects more
thOn 500 Ocres oJ lond locoted in the Oso regron oJ
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Costo Rico "Lost yeor we roised enough money t0
purchose troil comeros thot were instolled lost
suspected ond now we hove photogrophic evidence
of the presence oJ some oJ the more elusive
joguorg ond peccoTieS" notes Steve Blumkin,
Jounder oJ 02 For LiJe ond owner of Outrofleous
Rugs 0n Mir0m0r Rood For ticket inJormction
pleose go 0nline
(wwwl2t'orltfe.orgl
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proceeds benefiting the foundation's zoto grant recipients:
November rn oreos where onimol octivity wos
dwellers oJ the 02 reserve like squirrel monkey5
fresco at The Grand Del Mar. Guests
concert b1' San Diego native Tristan Prettyman, with
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The Bay Institute, Casa De Amparo, Center For Community
Solutions, MAAC Project, Operation Homefront, Plal'works,
The Ronald McDonald House, and Talk About Curing Autism.
The Barney & Barney Foundation is committed to giving back
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to provide for those in need, support the youth, advance the
arts, and protect the environment. Ticket prices range
between grzs-9350. (www.barneyandbarneyfoundation.org)
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Invite you to
An Evening of Change
With Glenn Close & Jessie Close
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Friday, November L2, 7pm
The Grand Del Mar
Please join us for a special evenlng including a VIP reception
in The Crand Del Mar's private wine cellar. delectable dinner
by chef William Bradley, entertainment. and keynote address
by Glenn Close and Jessie Close. Together we can work
towards fulfilling our mission to eliminate bipolar disorder
through the advancement of research; to provide and
enhance care and support services for all affected, and to
erase associated stigma through public education.
International Biponar,
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For information or to purchase tickets, please contact
[email protected], call 858.342.0327, or go to
www.InternationalBipolarFoundation.org
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JEWET
BAII,
Patronas'64th AnnualJewel Ball, themed Heart + Soul,
took place at La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club. The 2Ol0 major
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beneficiaries include Friends of Balboa Park, Magdalena Ecke
FamilyYMCA, MCASD, NTC Foundation, Rady Children's
Hospital, Scripps Health Foundation, SPORTS for Exceptional
Athletes, The Emilio Nares Foundation' The Old Clobe, and
UC San Diego, Division of Biological Sciences'
NataJha Reissand Mate€
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SUMMER SOTSTICE
The Del Mar Village Association presented its
annual Summer Solstice event at Powerhouse Park,
Cuests enjoyed tastings by Americana, Kitchen 1540'
Pacifica Del Mar, and Sbicca, along with music by
Salsa Steel. Attendees also savored culinary creations
from Aarti Sequeira (just crowned the winner of
The Next Food Network Sto).
Randyand caron Grubel
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SWITCHFOOT BRO-AM AUCTION NIGHT
home overlooking Black's Beach, the switchfoot
For Kids'
Bro-Am Auction Night benefited local chapters of StandUp
performance
enioyed auctions, opportunity drawinEp, a musical
Held at a
La Jolla Farms
Cuests
Sushi'
by Switchfoot, and culinary creations and sips from Harney
Mar'
Del
Pacifica
Nine-Ten,
Merk,
The
Crill,
Tiuluck's, Pacific Coast
Kitchen 1540, Bing Crosby's, Extraordinary Desserts, One HopeWine'
and Mia Stefanko
and stone Breivtng Co. Co-chairs were Robyn Denton
VISTA HILTS 19TH ANNUAT
FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON
Viva La Moda, chaired by Laura Applegate
and Tania Luviano, featured spring fashions
by Cretchen Productions. Carol LeBeau
returned as emcee. Proceeds benelited Don
Allen ParentCare Family Recovery Center;
SAFIR; and Stein Education Center.
YOUR BEST YEAR EVER zoro
Suze Orman, celebrity personal finance expert, was
the featured keynote speaker at the third annual
Your BestYear Ever luncheon to benefitTheJenna
Druck Foundation's YoungWomen's Leadership
Program. Ken Druck, founder of TheJenna Druck
Foundation, was in attendance, alongwith Ceorge
Chamberlin, money advisor for NBC 739'
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