CWC Newsletter - Coastside Women`s Club

Harbor Views
Volume 30, Issue 3, November 2016
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coastsidewomensclub.org
President's Message
SAVE THE DATES:
Dear Friends,
Oct 21, 10:00 am, Genealogy Group
at the home of Carol McPadden, 116
Spyglass Ln, HMB
RSVP Carol, 712-0711
Fall is here! This is indeed the most beautiful time of the year.
Sixty-two members and guests attended the September 22nd fall
luncheon general meeting at Mullins. I was happy to see
such a great turnout! The motion was made to approve the 2016
-17 budget as presented in the program, which was passed without dissent. The spotlight was on our many and varied interest
groups and upcoming events. I believe that everyone will agree
that the speaker Leah McGarrigle with her topic on preserving life
histories was terrific. We were even given the opportunity to practice a bit of interviewing.
Oct 24, 2:00-4:00 pm, Book Group, at
the home of Audrey Luscher, 146 Cypress Point Rd, HMB
RSVP Audrey, 712-0901
Oct 27, 6:00-8:00 pm, CWC Evening
Social, Ocean Colony Club, contact
Susie Montgelas, 726-7886
At our last board meeting Virginia Perry was approved to fill the
open Director of Communications board position. Welcome and
thank you for volunteering.
Nov 4, 11:30 am, Speaker Series,
Ocean Colony Club
Contact Ann Toillion, 560-9942
Puente de la Costa Sur is one of our favored charities. At the
end of September I was privileged to be their guest at a fundraising event. What a wonderful job they do serving the south coast
residents!
Nov 7, Movie Monday, contact Bonnie
McGuinness, 560-8556
Nov 17, 1:00-3:00 pm, Yak and Yarn,
contact Nina Clinton, 245-2159
I hope to see everyone at the October 27 th Evening Social at
the Colony Club. This is a great opportunity to meet our new
members and reconnect with old friends. Light supper, no
charge, and bring a friend.
Nov 18, 10:00 am, Genealogy Group,
contact Maria Grigorieff, 773-0080
We are a participating charity in the Holiday House sale again
this year. Our weekends are October 14, 15, 16 and December
2, 3, 4. What a great way to raise funds for our Charities and
Scholarships Fund! How can you individually contribute?
-Volunteer your time. Let Ann Toillion, VP Fundraising, know
what hours and days you can help.
-Shop on CWC designated days so that a percentage of your
purchases go to CWC.
Dec 2, 3, 4, 10:00-4:00 pm, Holiday
House, 2450 S Cabrillo Highway,
HMB, contact Ann Toillion, 560-9942
By now most of you should have received your membership gift
bag, club roster and Cup of Tea fundraising solicitation. Contact
Susie Montgelas, VP Membership, if you have not gotten
your bag.
The first in our Speaker Series will be November 4th. Come at
11:30 to the Colony Club to hear how to make your garden grow
with low maintenance plantings. A light lunch will be provided.
December comes so quickly and with it our Holiday Luncheon
that will be the 15th at Mezza Luna Restaurant. Save the date
and plan to join in the festivities. Read all about it inside.
Delores Menge, President
Nov 21, 2:00-4:00 pm, Book Group, at
the home of Teri Mallon, 108 Carnoustie
Dr, HMB, RSVP Teri, 560-8882
Dec 15, 11:30-2:30 pm, CWC Holiday
Luncheon, Meza Luna, contact Judy
Kocher 712-1361
Inside this Issue:
President’s Message and
Save the Dates
Calendar of Events
Events & Activities
Membership News
More Good Stuff
Coastside Chats & Getting to Know
Our Members
Marketplace Services
Officers & Interest Group Chairs
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Check with each interest group chair, page 16, or on
our website for detailed information about all of our
events and activities.
November 2016
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Mah Jongg
2 Bridge
Golf
3 Beginning
Bridge
4 Speaker
Series
5
6
7 Movie
Monday!
8
Mah Jongg
9 Bridge
Golf
10 Beg
Bridge
Board
Meeting
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12
13
14
15
Mah Jongg
16 Bridge
Golf
17 Beg
Bridge
Yak &
Yarn
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Genealogy
Group
19
20
21 Book
Club
22
Mah Jongg
23 Bridge
Golf
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25
Thanksgiving
27
28
29
Mah Jongg
30 Bridge
Golf
About Coastside Women’s Club (CWC)
The Coastside Women’s Club is a 501 (C) (3) non-profit organization, whose mission is to provide social, charitable and educational activities for the women of the San Mateo Country
coastal communities. All donations are tax deductible. We raise funds for local charities and
scholarships for Coastside high school seniors. Our fundraising activities have been many
and varied, including dinner dances, auctions, donation drives, rummage sales, Fun and
Games Days, Bingo, Art Shows, and other fun events, resulting in fundraising to exceed
$150,000 since 2000!
Membership in this Club is open to women who reside on the San Mateo County Coastside.
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Events & Activities
BINGO:
Our fourth Bingo, Ooh la la Bingo, was a great success! A BIG MERCI to my bingo committee: Bonnie
McGuinness, Teri Mallon, Sharon Weight, Delores and Steve Menge, Maria and Paul Grigorief, Gayle
Hester, Carol McPadden, and Jan Pretto. Working with you is always Fun!
Merci to the 48 people who attended a French-themed night of Fun and Big Payouts! Players donned
large ostrich feather hats and lace fascinators! Congratulations to our winners: Fran and Kevin Dogen,
Suzie Helgiman, Charlotte Lingo, Lori, Stephanie Arbuckle, Bonnie McGuinness, Joyce, Roger Estrella,
Ellen Angelini, Sylvia and Helga…come back for BINGO fun on January 28, 2017!
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Fall Luncheon
Over 60 guests at our September luncheon enjoyed an unusual
presentation by our speaker, oral historian Leah McGarrigle.
Leah explained that oral histories can take many forms, from a
memoir of your, or a family members’ life, to a eulogy or bequeathment, such as the history of an heirloom or piece of
art. In addition to compiling oral histories for families, organizations or companies, she conducts training on creating oral histories.
As an example she asked our guests to complete a brief exercise. She asked us to ask the person seated next to us “What
did you want to be when you grew up?” and “Who was your
mentor growing up?” This brief exercise was the highlight of the
presentation as members discovered personal insights into their
fellow CWC members who were eager to share answers to
these questions.
Leah explained that doing an oral history is similar to organizing your personal estate. A lot of interest was generated in this, and we may be able to look forward to some of our members creating and
sharing their own personal memoirs.
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CWC FALL SOCIAL
Thursday, October 27 from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Ocean Colony Club
3 Miramontes Point Road, HMB
Join us for a casual evening to meet the new members and visit with some CWC
friends. Guests are welcome to join us. All food and drinks are provided by CWC.
Who is that baby? We are planning a special photo contest; where we try to match
baby pictures with our members.
RSVP is required by October 24 to Susie Montgelas, 650-726-7886 or
[email protected]
SPEAKER LUNCHEON
Are you interested in landscaping with plants that help reduce water usage? Or learning about durable low-care garden solutions here on the
coast?
On November 4, at 11:30 am at the Colony Club, come for lunch and bring
your questions for CWC member Stephanie O’Rourke. She studied Environmental Horticulture, is a Landscape Designer and a licensed landscape
contractor.
The City of Burlingame Beautification Commission gave her a Business
Landscape Award in 2015.
There will also be a plant sale at the end of the event.
Cost is $25 and includes a light lunch.
For more information contact Ann Toillion, 650-560-9942, [email protected]
Arm Chair Travel: South America
Date: Thursday, October 20
Place: At the home of Sue Perls
30 Merion Road, HMB
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Linda Rutherford and her husband Ron, will describe their 30-day, 5,000 mile tour up and down South
America. Their trip began in the driest place on earth, the Atacama desert in north Chile, then through
the Andes, down the Pacific coast, to the chilly Strait of Magellan in the southern-most part of the continent. Then, Linda and Ron continued up the east coast of Argentina, stopping to view wind-swept Patagonia, massive glaciers, on to cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, and finally to Iguazu Falls, the largest waterfall system in the world.
RSPV to Sue, 726-7199, [email protected]
Space is limited, please arrive by 6:45 pm.
Save the Date: Jan 19, 2017 for our next Arm Chair Travel: Japan in Cherry Blossom Season!
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Yak and Yarn
Yak and Yarn is a lovely group of women who get together on the third Thursday of
each month between 1:00 - 3:00 pm. We bring our knitting, crocheting, needlepoint or
any other project to work on as we chat and enjoy each other’s company.
We also have some very talented members who are generous with their help and advice. The next meeting of Yak and Yarn is scheduled for Thursday, November 17. The
location has yet to be determined.
For more information, please contact Nina Clinton, 650-245-2159, [email protected]
Genealogy/Family History Group
For members who want to identify their ancestors, learn more about their lives, and
tell their stories through words and pictures, this group is for you.
In addition, the group is sharing information about research methods, record keeping, genealogy software, sources for online research and the results of DNA testing.
Our group will meet on Friday, November 18. The location has yet to be determined.
For more information, please contact Maria Grigorieff, 650-773-0080, [email protected]
Book Group
Usually meets last Monday of the month 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Monday, October 24: A Man Called Ove by Fredrick Backman; Presenter and Hostess: Audrey
Luscher, 146 Cypress Point Road, HMB, 712-0901, [email protected]
Monday, November 21: A Thousand Acres by Jane Smiley; Presenter: Deborah
Nagle-Burks, co-hosted at Teri Mallon’s home: 108 Carnoustie Dr, HMB, 5608882, [email protected]
We hope you can join us! Please contact Kathy Beegle,
416-4958, [email protected]
Movie Monday
Interested in going “over the hill” to see a good movie and maybe enjoying some
tasty popcorn or candy snack?
Bring your CWC friends and join us. We meet the first Monday of each month at the
CVS Pharmacy parking lot at 12:15 pm and we will carpool to Redwood City Cinema.
Our next outing will be November 7.
We will then decide on a movie that starts at approximately the same time - maybe a comedy or drama
or even a science fiction flick. For more information please contact Bonnie McGuinness, 560-8556,
[email protected]
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Save the Date!
CWC Holiday Luncheon
DATE: Thursday, December 15
PLACE: Meza Luna Restaurant
459 Prospect Way
Princeton by the Sea
TIME:
11:30 - 2:30 pm
Get into the holiday spirit by joining us for our annual holiday luncheon.
This year we will feature a “Show and Sell” of arts and crafts by
CWC members. If you are interested in participating as a vendor,
see page 13 for more information and an application form.
A holiday musical performance and sing-a-long will be provided by local resident E. J. Diertele.
MEMBERSHIP NEWS
Welcome to our newest members!
Fay Bigelow
331 Santa Maria
El Granada, CA 94018
650-726-9535 (home)
650-773-1347 (cell)
[email protected]
Jannae Oliver
509 Ruisseau Francais Ave
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650-726-7563 (home)
650-504-1011 (cell)
[email protected]
Connie Lyon
115 Carnoustie Drive
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
425-691-0386 (cell)
[email protected]
Susan Evans
1535 Spinnaker Lane
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650-726-7056 (home)
[email protected]
If you or another club member needs help or a caring
card during a
convalescence or difficult situation,
Contact Joan Kersten,
Helping Hands Coordinator,
560-9179
We care about you!
Susan Prado
38 Pinehurst Lane
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
626-482-9767 (cell)
[email protected]
Contact
Susie Montgelas,
Membership Chair,
650-726-7886
[email protected]
with any questions.
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In Remembrance
Gloria Nelson, a longtime member of the Coastside Women’s Club, passed away August 21, 2016, after a courageous
fight with congestive heart failure.
She is survived by her daughters, Sharol Embry and Diane Jensen and by her son Scott Nelson. She had seven grandchildren
and seven great-grand-grandchildren. Gloria is survived by sister Carol, niece Shelly and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
Before Gloria moved to Half Moon Bay, she lived in Santa Ana.
She attended Chapmen College where she received her BA degree in teaching. After graduation, she took a position teaching
first and second grades.
During that time she met a handsome Marine named Jack and
they were soon married. When she and Jack decided to have a
family, Gloria changed her career and became a successful Real Estate Agent, a career that lasted thirty-five years.
After Jack was discharged from the Marines, he became a policeman in Santa Ana, a job he had for thirty
years, from 1958 to 1988.
In 1994 Gloria moved to Half Moon Bay to be near her children. She moved alone, Jack had died of cancer.
When she moved into Ocean Colony, the Homeowners Association gave her a packet with information
about the Coastside Women’s Club. Gloria joined the CWC in 1997 because it gave her an opportunity to
get involved in a charitable and social group. And get involved she did!
Gloria was on the CWC Board for seventeen years. She was President in 2009/2010, Vice President of
Charities and Scholarships, (which she chaired for five years), and Vice President of Programs. She also
chaired many Fundraising projects. She was in charge of Intermediate Bridge for the past 7 years.
She was an incredibly strong and determined person who truly loved CWC. Gloria was a fountain of information for each new group of board members.
Gloria always supported our many fundraisers. She enjoyed playing Mah Jongg and Bridge with her CWC
buddies. Every Sunday she would email the bridge group as to who was playing, where, and who was the
designated snack person.
Her favorite song was “Just Dance”. Its theme is “You should be engaged in life!” and she was.
Her hobbies were Travel, Bridge, Mah Jongg, Water Color Painting, Decorating, Movies and Theater. She
loved to travel to Maui and whale watch.
She especially enjoyed the role of grandma.
We will miss her.
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More Good Stuff
Your Opinion Please
We are considering forming a CWC Travel Club
Would you like to:
 Explore the Bay Area
 Travel to destinations within the United States; perhaps the National Parks or New York City
 River Cruise in Europe
 Join different interest groups to explore your passions
This would involve a professional travel planner. We would need at least 6 month advance planning and
would include women only or women and spouses. The trips would include meals, accommodations
and sightseeing.
Prices will vary depending on type of travel involved. Trip duration would be anywhere from a long
weekend to several weeks.
Your input, please.
Judy Kocher, 712-1361, [email protected]
Spotlight on Our Kids
As many of you know, we give yearly scholarships to deserving Half Moon Bay high school students.
This letter was received by one of our recipients of such a scholarship
“To all of the wonderful women of the HMB Women’s Club. I want to thank you
all from the bottom of my heart! I so appreciate all of your kindness and generosity. Your generous scholarship is being put towards financing my final semester before going off to nursing school. My family and I cannot thank you enough
for your financial support in my academic endeavors! It’s lovely ladies like yourselves that make the world a nicer place.”
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Sincerely,
Morgan Krieger
Interesting Facts about Autumn
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Autumn has been called the “hectic beauty of death”.
Levels of testosterone is both men and women are at their highest in the fall.
Each fall, the black-capped chickadee’s tiny hippocampus enlarges by 30%, which enables it to remember where it collected seeds in different spots in trees and on the ground.
A study in the journal Perception noted that men think women are more attractive in cooler seasons.
The Artic Tern migrates 11,000 miles in the fall.
According to Facebook profiles, autumn is the time when more singles change their status to “In a
Relationship” or “Engaged”. More breakups occur during the summertime.
Research suggests that the low levels of vitamin D (the sunshine vitamin) can lead to weight gain
during autumn and winter. Lack of vitamin D reduces fat breakdown and triggers fat storage.
Autumn babies are more likely to live to 100 than those who were born in other times of the year.
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Coastside Chats
JUDY’S PAVLOVA RECIPE
Ingredients
4 large egg whites, room temperature
Pinch of salt
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons superfine sugar
1 teaspoon cornstarch
2 teaspoons white-wine vinegar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 1/4 cups heavy cream, whipped
4 bananas, for serving (optional) (they brown quickly, so add just before serving)
Mixed berries, such as raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, boysenberries or blackberries...I add
kiwi at Holidays, or when available
Instructions
1. Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Using an 8-inch bowl as a guide, trace the perimeter of the bowl
onto a sheet of parchment paper. Transfer parchment paper, pencil side down, to a baking
sheet. Set aside.
2. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, beat egg whites and salt together until glossy peaks form. With mixer running, add sugar in three additions beating until meringue is stiff and glossy. Sprinkle in cornstarch, vinegar, and vanilla; gently fold to combine.
3. Mound the meringue in the center of the 8-inch circle. Using a spatula, evenly spread meringue
out towards the edges, hollowing slightly in the center to allow for the whipped cream. Transfer
baking sheet to oven and immediately reduce the temperature to 250 degrees. Bake for 1 hour
and 15 minutes.
4. Turn off oven and let meringue cool completely in oven. When meringue is cool and completely
dry, top with whipped cream and desired fruits. (Optional: spread a thin layer of Chocolate
Sauce over cooled, baked meringue before adding the whipped cream and berries!)
PS...I use 8 egg whites and double the ingredients for larger groups. I create a 10 inch circle, using a
round pizza sheet as my guide.
Thank you Judy Duncan!
Getting to know our members….
Who am I?
My hometown is Chicago. I was in the top ten of my high school graduating class.
I participated in the moratorium in Washington DC. in 1969. I was a teacher in the
Peace Corps. I lived abroad for more than half my life.
I was President of a chapter of Soroptimist International and Chairwoman of Democrats Abroad. I
have one daughter.
I have a Masters of Management degree from a joint program with Kellog and Wharton business
schools. I love the theater and wanted to be an actress.
Who am I?
Answer p.15
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Tech Team:
We are putting together a Tech Team. If you have a background in event planning
and/or web site design and maintenance, we need your help.
We are looking for volunteers that will take responsibility for the development and
maintenance of our CWC website. You will work collaboratively with our current webmaster, Judy Duncan, who will lead the effort to a logical transition and turnover. We are currently transitioning from an
older HTML website tool, to the use of Squarespace, a widely used technology, which offers much more
flexibility and easier maintenance over time.
We are also looking for individuals to send and receive emails using Constant Contact, a communications based tool that we use to gather information for event planning, marketing and to distribute our
monthly Newsletter.
This tech team will work closely with the following board members: President, Delores Menge; Treasurer, Sharon Weight; Newsletter Editor, Gayle Hester; VP Programing, Judy Kocher and Sue Perls; VP
Fundraising, Ann Toillion; and VP Membership, Susie Mongelas.
For more information, contact Judy Duncan, 650-726-6677, [email protected]
OPEN INTEREST GROUP CHAIR:
Bocce Ball
The Bocce Ball Group meets once a week at La Nebbia Winery. The Bocce Ball Group meets at a specified time and plays for about an hour and a half and then enjoys snacks at the picnic tables in that lovely setting. The $5.00 cash charge goes back to CWC for Scholarship funds.
For more information, contact Delores Menge, 650-726-0101, [email protected]
CWC Bridge Tournament - Save the Date
Our first bridge tournament will be held on Friday, February 24, 2017, at the Ocean Colony
Club. We will begin at noon with an informal lunch, and then divide into three groups
(depending on number of players):
1. A group of beginners, who are new or newly returning to bridge. Each will draw for partners and
change partners every four hands;
2. A group of intermediate players who are experienced players and who play basic conventions such
as Stayman, Transfers, Blackwood and Gerber. You will play with a different partner every four hands.
3. A Duplicate game where you sign up with a partner with whom you will play all afternoon. All N/S
and E/W pairs will play the same hands and compete against each other so there are N/S winners and
E/W winners.
The cost is $25 for CWC members and guests, and all proceeds will go to our Scholarships and Charities Funds. Tell all your bridge playing friends about the game, and invite them to join in the fun!
For more information, contact Maria Grigorieff, 773-0080, [email protected]
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It’s All About Bridge
Do to popular demand, The CWC is very proud to announce that our intermediate bridge group is expanding their horizons - opening their doors
to all that want to play!
As our club has grown, so has the interest in playing bridge. A study done
by the University of California, Berkley, found strong evidence that an area
in the brain used in playing bridge stimulates the immune system. Researchers suggest that is because players must use memory, visualization
and sequencing. The study also suggested that playing bridge may slow or even prevent shortterm memory decline. As we are all aware, the more birthdays we have, the more our brains
need exercise and what better way to keep our brains sharp than playing BRIDGE!
And if you need another reason to play bridge: it is FUN, and offers an opportunity to socialize
with you new best friends.
Thanks to the hard work of Gina Echert, we have secured the Boys and Girl’s Club for Wednesday mornings from 9:45 am to 12:30 pm starting October 5.
There will be minimal fee of $3.00 for members and $5.00 for non members, to be collected at
the door. There will be no official designated snack person; but feel to bring your own if you care
to munch. There is a water fountain and bathroom on premises.
Sign up sheets will be available at the weekly Wednesday game for the upcoming weeks. An
email will also be send out after each game to those who wish to participate.
If we have to cut off a one, two or three person table, (we need four players per table) preference
will be given to the first to sign up and those one, two or three players will be put on a sub list.
Cancellations and/or additions will be much appreciated by the Monday prior to the game on
Wednesday. Scores will be collected and the winners will be announced at our annual Bridge
Luncheon.
No partner, no problem - you will have a new partner every four hands!
Once a month we will have a short lesson before play.
Everyone is welcome!!!
For more information or to be added to our e-mail list contact :
Gina Eckert, 712-1282, [email protected]
or Gayle Hester, 560-8184, [email protected]
More Bridge
JoAnn Zlokilkovits organizes Beginner Bridge every Thursday, time and place to be decided.
Contact her for more information. 560-9383, [email protected]
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CWC HOLIDAY PARTY
APPLICATION FOR THE “SHOW and SELL”
FOR CWC MEMBERS’ CRAFTS
DATE: DECEMBER 15, 2016
Time: 11:30 am
PLACE: MEZZA LUNA
Do you have a business, hobby or talent that you would like to share
with other club members? There will be a limited number of tables
available for members to show, inform, demonstrate, taste and sell
during the social hour at our holiday party at Mezza Luna Restaurant.
To reserve a table, please fill out and return the form below. Vendor
tables are 30”x 30”, cost $10 and are available on a first come, first
served basis. The restaurant will be open at 10:30 am for set-up. If
you plan to sell, you will need to bring cash for change. Each exhibitor
will be responsible for her own items including set-up and clean-up.
CWC will not be held liable for loss or damage.
NAME:___________________
PHONE: _________________ E-MAIL ________________________
DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS TO BE DISPLAYED:______________
____________________________________________________________
Make checks payable to CWC and mail them with this form to:
CWC, P.O. Box 3242, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
DEADLINE: December 8, 2016
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Marketplace Services
Please check out these services available in our community. Let them know you saw their ad in the
CWC Newsletter. They are helping fund our Scholarships and Charity Fund this year
Bay World Travel
Ginger Child Minoletti, Owner
CTS#2034794-10
225 Cabrillo Hwy S. #108C, HMB 94019
800-351-8728, 650-726-7345
[email protected]
Fogtown Toys
330 Main Street, Suite 104, HMB, CA 94019
650-726-4556
www.fogtowntoys.com , [email protected]
Toys, kites, puzzles, games and all things fun!
Galaxy Nails
80 Suite T, Cabrillo Highway
HMB, CA 94019
Phone: 650-712-8961
M-F 10-7:30, Sat. 9-6, Sun.11-5
Goldworks Fine Jewelry
542 Main Street, HMB CA 94019
650-726-2546
[email protected]
www.goldworkshmb.com
Mizu Salon Uptown
300 Main Street, HMB CA 94019
650-726-2088
www.mizusalon.com
The Paper Crane
Doug and Margaret Stowe
412 Main Street,
HMB CA 94019
650-726-0722
Stationery and gifts
The Posh Moon
Carol and Monica
519 Main Street, HMB, CA 94019
650-726-3821
Jewelry, Hats, Décor, Gifts & Clothing
Escape to the Ritz-Carlton Spa, a world class spa
that highlights treatments incorporating lavender,
pearls and even pumpkins!
1 Miramontes Point Road, HMB CA 94019
650-712-7815, [email protected]
15% discount for CWC members, on any a la carte
service at the Spa or Salon, Mon - Thurs.
Live Music on Fridays
Pet Friendly, Harbor View
Outdoor Heated Dining
Special Events & Catering
450 Capistrano Rd, HMB
650-563-4181
www.sevilletapas.com
Catherine Jeffs-Yaque owner
Susie Montgelas, Alain Pinel Realtors
SOLD on Personal Service
28 Years Experience
650-931-2026/415-828-4530
[email protected]
The UPS Store
80 N Cabrillo Hwy, Ste Q, HMB, 650-726-3091
UPS Shipping, Office Supplies, Notary Services,
Freight Services, Mailbox Services, Packing Services, Digital Printing & Copying Services, Moving
Supplies & Packing Materials
[email protected]
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Marketplace Services, continued:
The Woodside Tennis Shop
Julian Fernandez, [email protected]
3048 Woodside Road
Woodside, CA 94062-2551
650-851-1660
www.thewoodsidetennisshop.com
The Zaballa House
“Oldest House in Town Bed & Breakfast”
324 Main Street, HMB CA 94019
650-726-9123
www.zaballahouse.net
A special thanks to
Kendyl Kellogg & LaNebbia Winery
For donating our Bocce Ball playing fees to our
Fundraising efforts.
650-726-9463
www.lanebbiawinery.com
Our mystery person is none other than: Judy Kocher!!
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C oastside Women ’s C lu b
P.O. Box 3242, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
[email protected]
coastsidewomensclub.org
Connecting Women on the Coastside since 1986
Our Mission is to provide social, charitable and
educational activities for the women of the San Mateo
County coastal communities.
Officers and Interest Group Chairs
President
Delores Menge, 726-0101
[email protected]
Communications
Virginia Perry, 712-4441
VP Program
Judy Kocher, 712-1361
[email protected]
Hospitality
Teri Mallon, 560-8882
[email protected]
Susan Perls, 726-7199
[email protected]
Webmaster/Email list
Judy Duncan, 726-6677
[email protected]
VP Membership
Susie Montgelas, 726-7886
[email protected]
VP Fundraising
Ann Toillion, 560-9942
[email protected]
VP Scholarships / Charities
Carol McPadden, 712-0711
[email protected]
Treasurer
Sharon Weight, 560-8580
[email protected]
Recording Secretary
Janet Buchalter, 408-3866225
[email protected]
Parliamentarian
Bonnie McGuinness
560-8556
[email protected]
Past President
Maria Grigorieff,
773-0080
[email protected]
Activities and Art
Freda Jeffs, 712-8690
[email protected]
virperry@sprynet
Newsletter
Gayle Hester, 560-8184
[email protected]
Helping Hands
Joan Kersten, 560-9179
Arm Chair Travel
Dates vary
Susan Perls, 726-7199
[email protected]
Beginning Bridge
Thursdays
JoAnn Zlokilkovits,
560-9383
[email protected]
Bocce Ball
OPEN
Book Group
2:00-4:00 pm, last Monday of
the month
Kathy Beegle, 416-4958
[email protected]
Intermediate Bridge
9:45-12:30 pm, Wednesdays
Gina Eckert, 712-1282
[email protected]
Genealogy/Family History
Maria Grigorieff, 773-0080
[email protected]
Golf Nine and Wine
2:30-5:30 pm, Wednesdays
Virginia Perry, 712-4441
[email protected]
Mah Jongg
1:00-3:30 pm
Bonnie Miller, 465-3022
[email protected]
Monday Movie
First Monday of the Month
Contact Bonnie McGuinness
560-8556
[email protected]
Yak and Yarn
1:00 - 3:00, 3rd Thursday of
the month
Nina Clinton, 245-2159
[email protected]
Interested in a Hiking Group?
Contact Linda Rutherford,
728-1151
[email protected]
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members would enjoy or benefit from, please forward them
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Gayle Hester, Editor
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