HL June 14.indd - Harbour Light Magazine

June 2014
The Original Magazine for the people of Huntington Harbour
Volume XLIV
Our 44th Year in the Harbour
Wanderlust Ski
Wanderlust
Ski Club
Club in
in Deer
Deer V
Valley
alley
No. 3
# 1 R E A L E STAT E T E A M I N O R A N G E CO U N T Y - WA L L ST R E E T J O U R N A L
JUST LISTED
3292 VENTURE | $5,495,000
IN ESCROW
16482 BARNSTABLE | $4,500,000
IN ESCROW
3612 PIRATE CIRCLE | $1,799,000
IN ESCROW
16871 SEA WITCH | $1,250,000
Huntington Harbour: Remarkably designed
waterfront chateau on the westernmost point
of Trinidad Island. This 6,739 square foot, two
master, two ensuite bedroom home is perfect
for entertainment and resort-style living.
Huntington Harbour: Landmark estate point
location with 182 foot boat dock. Continuous
12 foot floor to ceiling sliding doors completely
open to create indoor-outdoor living. Stunning
views of Christiana Bay from this entertainer’s
dream.
Huntington Harbour: Stunning custom built
Trinidad Island off-water home with 30 foot
boat dock. Completely rebuilt five bedroom,
four bath with custom details throughout.
Back yard, perfect for entertaining with a
custom pool.
Huntington Harbour: Incredible four
bedroom, three bath architectural masterpiece
on Davenport Island. Floor to ceiling glass,
amazing kitchen, 16 to 20 foot ceilings, pool
and spa.
AVAILABLE
17011 BOLERO | $2,995,000
IN ESCROW
17022 BARUNA | $2,785,000
JUST LISTED
16251 SAN CLEMENTE | $2,995,000
IN ESCROW
3341 ADMIRALTY | $2,775,000
Huntington Harbour: Brand new main
channel estate with dock for large boat. Fully
smart and green home with solar. Stunning
water views, hardwood floors, gourmet
kitchen overlooking the harbour.
Huntington Harbour: Spectacular Davenport
Island waterfront masterpiece completely
rebuilt in 2010. Incredible entry with soaring
ceilings and dramatic staircase. Amazing
harbour and ocean views.
Huntington Harbour: 100 feet on water with
90 foot boat dock in 24-hour, guard-gated
community. Contemporary masterpiece with
pool, spa, and gourmet kitchen..
Huntington Harbour: Vintage mid-century
Admiralty Island 5,500 square foot custom
home overlooking multi channel water views
and walking distance to beach. Prime location.
Approximately 110 foot boat dock for multiple
boats.
AVAILABLE
3989 MISTRAL | $2,495,000
AVAILABLE
16667 BOLERO | $2,888,000
AVAILABLE
4022 FIGARO | $2,185,000
JUST LISTED
3572 COURTSIDE | $2,475,000
Huntington Harbour: Stunning remodeled
five bedroom, four and a half bath waterfront
home with private dock. Gated courtyard
entry, towering two-story entry, gourmet
kitchen, luxurious master suite.
Huntington Harbour: Completely rebuilt in
2011 Davenport Island waterfront home with
50 feet of frontage. Pool and spa in gated
front yard. Chef’s gourmet kitchen, and
stunning water views.
Huntington Harbour: Remodeled sunset
facing four bedrooms with 80 feet of water
frontage. Sunning custom staircase. Two
bedroom down, luxurious master, dock for
approximately 72 foot boat.
Huntington Harbour: Stunnng location on
private beach in exclusive 24-hour guard-gated
community of Coral Cay. 42 foot boat dock,
four bedrooma, three baths, and approximately
4,000 square feet.
7 1 4 . 4 2 1 . 3 3 7 7 | 9 4 9. 3 9 0 . 4 5 4 3
S T A N F I E L D G R O U P. N E T
sean stanfield
714.421.3377
949.390.4543
s e a n @ s t a n f i e l d g ro up . ne t
w w w. s t a n f i e l d g ro up .ne t
calbre 01024996
2124 main street, suite 100
huntington beach, california 92648
2
According to information published by The Wall Street Journal for the time period of 2012
HHPOA presents the 2014 FREE
Huntington Harbour Concert in the Park
2014 Concert
In The Park
Sunday, August 3
at Harbour View Park
from 4 - 6 p.m.
Save the date for Huntington
Harbour’s Annual Concert & Picnic
Sponsored by:
Sean Stanfield
Once again we will feature a
tribute to Rod Stewart with a
special appearance and
tribute to Neil Diamond!
www.seanstan¿eld.com
and HHPOA
www.paulfgero.com
949.388.5588
EPIC H.S. SENIOR PORTRAITS
Class of 2014?
Time for your senior
portraits that capture
you just like you are.
No stuffy studio here,
just portraits that are
all about you!
Call the studio at
949.388.5588 to
schedule your session!
40% SESSION
DISCOUNT
if booked by June 30, 2013
3
DIANNE RECTOR
38 Y
Yeears
rs of
of E
Exxp
xperience as
as a To
Top
op Real Est
Estate Consultant, Sup
uperb
Exxcellent Marketing Skills, Highly Profe
fes
essional, and
Negotiator, E
Neg
Ne
ALL with the PE
PE
ER
RSON
RS
NA
AL TOUC
UCH!
Over
Over $Half
$Half A Billion
Billion in
in Personal
Personal Sales
Sales*
*per MLS 1976
to Pre
Pres
resent
Website: www.drector.com
Email: [email protected]
ING
T
S
LI
W
NE
ING
T
S
LI
W
E
N
IN
16083 Saint Croix Cir., Huntington Harbour
4 BD, 2.5 BA, 2057 SF, w/D
w/Dock ffoor
or 1 Ye
Yea
ear
$859,000 - Seagate Beauty!
8565 V
Vaan
an Ness #709E, Huntington Beach
3 BD, 2 BA, 1280 SF, Close to Beach
$449,000 - Great Investment
16592 Rhone Ln., Huntington Beach**
4 BD, 2 BA, 1870 SF, Remodeled
Listed At: $699,900
S
D
L
O
S
16462 Harbour Ln #26, Huntington Harbour**
3 BD, 3.5 BA, 1505 SF, w/D
w/Dock
Sold For: $639,000
D
L
O
IN
16192 Bimini Ln., Huntington Harbour
2 BD, 2.5 BA, 2060 SF, w/
w/Deep Wa
Water Dock
Sold For: $1,140,000
RO
C
S
E
W
OW
R
C
ES
7671 Nancy Dr., Huntington Beach**
4 BD, 2 BA, 1478 SF
Listed At: $650,000
Thinking of Selling? Call Dianne for a FREE Market Evaluation!
Moving Up,, Downsizing, or
Investing, Let Dianne Find
the Perfectt Place ffo
for
o Y
or
Yo
You!
o
ou!
Fastest Growing Real Estate
Company in North America
the Buyyer
4
HARBOUR LIGHT
For and about the PEOPLE of
Huntington Harbour, since 1970
Published by Boris & Dorothy Ralphs
Volume XLIV Number 3
June 2014
In this issue:
Wanderlust ..............................................................................5
Shipley Nature Center .........................................................5
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club .....................................6
FINS ............................................................................................7
Seagate Yacht Club ..............................................................8
A Land Lover’s Garden Club..............................................9
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee .... 10
HHPC Trinidad Group ........................................................11
HHPC Sandpipers................................................................12
HHPC Juniors Group ..........................................................14
HHPC Admiralty Group.....................................................14
HHPC Islanders.....................................................................15
HHPC Marina/Windjammers ..........................................15
Huntington Beach Sailing Foundation .......................19
Huntington Harbour Garden Club .............................. 21
Assistance League Huntington Beach ....................... 22
Anglers of Huntington Harbour ................................... 23
Stop California State Land’s Commission Tax ......... 23
Cathy Thomas Cooks ........................................................ 24
Little Mermaid Guild of CHOC ...................................... 25
Trinidad Ladies Club ......................................................... 25
La Familia .............................................................................. 26
Sea Isle Garden Club ......................................................... 27
In Remembrance of Ellen Halopoff ............................. 27
Huntington Harbour Art Association ......................... 28
On the Cover
Wanderlust Ski Club in Deer Valley. 1st
row (in front): Sheri Beitner - 2nd row: Jim
Sanders, Sharon Niedringhaus, Arline Moran,
Loretta Davis, Caroline Williams, Leigh Ross
3rd row: John Stevens, George Graham, Judy
Chapel, Pauline Stenberg, Virginia Bucella,
KC Strode, Marti May, Carla Graham 4th
row: Nancy Howard, Betty Maurutto, June
Lange, Darrell May 5th row: Bob Franz, John
Moran, Frank Bucella, Joe DeCarlo, Phil
Lupton, Paul Lange
HARBOUR LIGHT Magazine is published
on the even months. Advertising deadline
(usually): 1st of odd month. Advertising
rates on request. Subscriptions: $15.00 per
year. Address: Harbour Light Magazine,
16033 Bolsa Chica Street, Suite 104, #606,
Huntington Beach, CA 92649.
Phone us at (714) 840-0995 or e-mail us at
[email protected].
Wanderlust
by Leigh Ross
Our last great meeting was held at
the lovely home of June and Paul Lange.
An enormous spread of nutritional
appetizers and carefully prepared dishes
with selected beverages were had.
Our trips for 2015 were selected. They
will be Mammoth Mt. in January 2015,
dates to be determined, Breckenridge
Colorado, January 28th to February 7th
and Telluride Colorado, March 8th to the
15th. The trip chairman are in place, ready
to champion another exciting adventure,
which this club excels in each and every
year. A new state of officers were installed
and are anxious to carry on the traditions
and energy of this great club.
The front cover has the very happy
skiers that flew to Deer Valley for a week,
staying at the Silver Baron. Another real
success story for our adventuresome,
willing to travel skiers. Rumor has it and
waiting for confirmation (which I’m sure
will arrive shortly) that the Wanderlust
Ski Club is the top Ski Club in the
Western United States!
Shipley Nature Center
by Kathryn Goddard
Some of what can be seen at the “Living Soils” display.
Shipley Nature Center, located
in Huntington Beach Central Park,
announces the opening of the display,
“Living Soils.” Join us on Saturday,
June 21st at 12:30 p.m. The permanent
display describes the importance of soil the very crust or skin of our planet. The
importance of caring for soil is displayed
in graphic and text boards. Jeremy
Samson, UCCE Master Gardener will
speak on the soil/water connection and
will answer questions.
The display has been developed by
The Friends of Shipley Nature Center
in partnership with the UCCE Master
Gardeners. It is sponsored by the City of
Huntington Beach, Water Conservation.
Also on June 21st the Center
presents a compost seminar at 9:30 in the
morning. Reservations may be made at
shipleynature.org
Advertise in the
DEADLINE for the
August 2014 issue is July 1
HARBOUR LIGHT
For advertising rates, visit
www.harbourlightmagazine.com
If you wish to advertise in the magazine,
phone us at (714) 840-0995 or e-mail
[email protected].
5
Please send articles and pictures to:
[email protected]
Alternative drop off at H.H. Mail
Service at Bolsa Chica and Edinger.
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club
by Vice Commodore Kimberley
HHYC Flag Officers in Summer Dress, fresh off an opening day.
Hello Huntington Harbour. It is
your HHYC Vice Commodore here. As
always, I hope this finds you well. As I sit
here writing to you I believe I saw ToTo
and the wicked witch of the East fly by.
Yes we are in the midst of some amazing
winds. I know a few of our members have
lost their dinghies, solar panels, tarps,
etc., to the wind. I hope you are holding
on to your belongings.
I think as I was writing to you last
edition we were just getting started on
the opening day circuit (aka the deviled
egg circuit). The Flag Officers at HHYC
have been treated royally at many other
clubs around Orange and LA County and
experienced some unique and flavorful
deviled eggs. Steeped in yachting and
often military tradition the ceremonies
are something to behold. It is an honor
to attend.
Speaking of opening days, the HHYC
Opening Day went off beautifully. There
are too many people to thank but Junior
Staff Commodore Bill McCormick and
his wife Ann are to be complimented for
hosting such a great day for our members,
visiting dignitaries and yacht clubs. As
always a great thanks to our Commodore
Mim Strickler
The Most Highly
Regarded Travel Agent
Rear Commodore Larry Madoski and wife Michele, Vice Commodore
Kimberley Harrison, Commodore Phil Ventura, Fleet Captain John Schmidt.
Phil Ventura and our staff for providing
an amazing spread of tasty treats.
Our first cruise is mid May to
Avalon. While all the cruises are amazing,
this is one of our favorite cruises with an
exquisite dinner at the Catalina Island
Yacht Club and a dinghy parade/friendly
competition with Seagate Yacht Club.
Also coming up soon is our annual
boat show, which we have combined with
our annual open house on May 31st and
June 1st. This gives us a chance to show
case some of the boats for sale here in
the harbour and a chance to show off
our beautiful club and all that it has to
offer, both on and off the water. We hope
that you will all come and join us. By
the reading of this, it will have past but
we will be distributing flyers around the
harbour to let you know. We do have a
lovely brunch every Sunday where we
welcome the public to join us. If you
cannot make the open house you are
welcome any Sunday and I assure you,
you will not be disappointed by the food,
the company or the atmosphere ($15
brunch & $5 bottomless mimosas).
Our junior sailing school will be
starting in June so if you have kids or
Cruise Tour Specialist
Fabulous Pricing for the Best,
Call Mim's Hot Line First!
(562) 592-2367
6
grandkids that might be interested, even
a neighbor, please give us a call to see
about enrolment. You can call the Club
at 562-592-2186 or contact our Fleet
Captain John Schmidt at 714-334-1962.
This really is a wonderful opportunity to
introduce kids to the water and a great
Summer program. Our program director
Kimberly McCune is also working on an
adult program if there is enough interest.
Stay tuned for that.
With respect to Flag, we would like
to welcome John Schmidt. At the last
edition we were just in the process of
installing a new Fleet Captain and John
graciously stepped up. He has a sailing
and motor background and is a great
addition to the team.
On to regular Club updates: we are
thriving with membership, a lot of great
events are planned, but in addition to
those great events we have bridge on
Mondays, Martini Mondays (where there
are hand crafted martini’s with specialty
pricing), a full menu every night, happy
hour every day, $1 Taco Tuesdays, Pasta
Thursdays, Bar Night Fridays (with live
music), pool tournaments, movie nights
and of course our brunch on Sundays. I
have heard rumor of Weeny Wednesdays
(our Rear Commodore Larry Madoski
will be providing details of that soon).
In short, we have a lot of fun at the
Huntington Harbour Yacht Club. I
would love it if you would join us one
night as my guest so I can introduce you
to my family. A family who is proud of
the Harbour and all it has to offer. If you
have any questions about HHYC feel free
to contact me at 949-309-8346.
I hope to see you soon. Until then,
calm waters and safe sailing.
FINS
by Barbara Devlin & Pearl Holmes
Four organizers of the Bingo party: Gloria Sliney, June Ascolesi, Pearl Holmes,
Mary Johnston.
FINS Daytime Gourmet held
their annual Springtime Luncheon in
April at the home of Pearl Holmes with
Mary Berge as Co-hostess. The menu
consisted of unusual Antipasti Bites
made from pieces of salami pressed into
12 cup muffin pans and rolled up pieces
of aluminum foil rolled into balls and
pushed into the muffin cups to secure the
salami and then baked for 15 minutes in a
400 degree oven. A mixture of artichoke
hearts, button mushrooms, large ripe
olives, tomato sauce, white wine vinegar
and water-packed tuna was marinated for
twenty four hours and then placed into
the cooked salami. Mary prepared this
Italian recipe in advance and brought it
to the meeting. It was one of the most
unusual appetizers we have ever eaten
and was delicious! Following the cocktail
hour the main menu was prepared by
the cooks of the day. Barbara Devlin
prepared a wonderful Baby Mixed Green
Salad with Apple-Pear, Pecans, Feta and
dried cranberries while Mary Johnston
and Betty McCarthy prepared the main
entrée of Prosciutto-stuffed Chicken
Breasts with Mushroom Sauce. June
Ascolesi spent all morning coring whole
tomatoes to make Baked Tomatoes Filled
with Corn-Souffle (which was delicious
while Pearl made Basmati Rice Pilaf.
Mary Berge also prepared our dessert of
Raspberry-Chocolate Tarts which had to
be made in advance. Also enjoying the
luncheon were Gloria Beckstrom and Shel
Grossman.
The Social in April was a Bingo
and Pizza Party held at the social hall
at Rancho Del Ray Park. Twenty-two
members attended including Wynne
Hayes. It was so good seeing Wynne
FINS Supper Club at Marge & Tom Mitchell’s, from L: June Ascolesi, Bob
Beckstrom, Dottie Wood.
Hayes doing very well after her fall. After
enjoying some appetizers and cocktails
members all sat down for delicious Pizza
from our local N.Y. Style Pizza store
in our mall. After dinner six games of
Bingo were played. Winners were Phyllis
Ehrlich, Tom Mitchell, Bill Collins,
Gloria Beckstrom and Wynne Hayes
caregivers. Chairpersons of the Bingo
Party were Pearl Holmes, Gloria Sliney,
June Ascolesi and Mary Johnston
A New Orleans Supper Club was held
at the home of Tom and Marge Mitchell in
March where Tom Mitchell prepared his
Special SHRIMP GUMBO for members.
Tom Mitchell is one of our great men
cooks in FINS. Members helped with the
rest of the dinner which consisted of Hot
Crab Dip, Assorted Cheese and Crackers,
Spinach Salad, White Rice, Sourdough
Bread and for dessert Grasshopper Pie in
honor of St. Patrick’s Day. Seen enjoying
the evening were Carol Gallagher,
Rita and Bill Collins, Gloria and Bob
Beckstrom, Barbara and Ted Devlin, June
Ascolesi, and Pearl Holmes.
GO WITH JO TRAVEL
Jo Andrews, Owner
AWARD WINNING
TRAVEL STAFF
Go with the Pros!
tĞŽīĞr the best VALUE!
What began in 1983, continues today with Integrity,
Commitment, Quality Service and a Caring AԺitude
Corporate y Leisure y Air y Car y Hotel y Tours
Cruises y Gift & Honeymoon Registry
*Special* Cruise Pricing – Call for details
714-379-3755 ŀ 714-840-GOJO (4656)
5500 Bolsa Ave., Ste. 130, Huntington Beach, CA 92649
[email protected] y www.gowithjo.vacationport.net
CST # 2050480-40
7
Seagate Yacht Club
by Joel Lander
R to L: Commodore Josef Davydovits, Vice Commodore Gil Morris, Rear Commodore Dr. Mark Monroe,
Jr. Staff Commodore Jeff Specht.
Casino Road Trip 2014
An enjoyable time was had by all
who attended the bus trip to Harrah’s
Resort. On board the bus, the fun started
with mimosas, Bloody Marys and mini
muffins served by Cindy Allen, Sheila
Osborn and Rob Allen. Jeff Ricketts and
Diane Reeve got the gambling going with
5 rousing games of Bingo. Chris Morris,
Maryann Boryszewski, Sue Westover,
Sheila Osborn, Margaret Humphreys and
Rich Maier were the big winners.
Before we knew it, we were at
Harrah’s! We were on our own until the
Cocktail Party. Diane Kaplan and others
tried their luck at the slot machines and
gaming tables.
The Cocktail Party in the Bordeaux
Room was pleasant, with people also
enjoying the outdoor balcony. The room
was gorgeous, we had our own bar, dance
floor, buffet area, cocktail and dining
tables. We also had our own slot machines
where we had our exciting Seagate Yacht
Club Slot Tournament! Afterwards, we
had a wonderful Island Style Buffet. We
had 3 delicious entrée choices, starters,
vegetables, and a great desert selection.
No one went hungry. We had a terrific
food and bar staff, who catered to our
needs. The winners of the Tournament
were announced with prizes going to 5th
place (Jean Clark), fourth place (Diane
Kaplan), third place (Janet Littlejohn),
second place (Sheila Osborn), and the
grand prize to Judie Hagin. We also
celebrated March and April Birthdays
and Anniversaries and no one left empty
handed, as everyone got a Harrah’s chip
to take with them. After the dinner, some
people stayed to dance to great music such
as “YMCA” and “Staying Alive”, others
gambled, and walked around the grounds.
Monday was a Free Day and the
weather was perfect. Most of us slept in as
we were able to get late check out for our
rooms and ate a nice breakfast at the Cafe.
Our group got the use of two cabanas
with TVs by the Pools, Lazy River and
Jacuzzis so we could watch the basketball
games and other sporting events. Others
tried their luck in the Casino. At 3 PM,
we boarded the bus for home. All in all,
it was great fun with a wonderful group
of people!
Seagate Yacht Club Opening Day 2014
It was 2:00 AM on the morning of
Opening Day and the wind was howling
and it was pouring rain, the weather was
not promising. However, the Weather
DEBBIE NEUGEBAUER
ASSOCIATE BROKER
Providing Exceptional Real Estate Service Since 1983
Consistent Top Producer Specializing In
Huntington Beach & Surrounding Communities
(714) 323-6188
Debbieneugebauer.com • Email: [email protected]
License # 00848295
8
God came through and blessed us with
a wonderful day even though we had
gale force winds. Our captains showed
amazing skill and exceptional seamanship
to navigate in those conditions. Thank
you all captains! Commodore Josef
Davydovits and Kim accompanied by
the flag officers and their wives followed
the Harbor Patrol on Robin and Jean
Clark’s the fantastic “Fintastic”. We had
15 boats in our parade. The Flag Officers
performed the traditional salute to
each of the boats in the parade and the
cannon fire was exceptional. Afterward
the celebrants returned to the clubhouse
for opening Day ceremonies and our
traditional dinner.
This year we were pleased to have
the Boy Scout troop 1226 as our Color
Guard. We would also like to thank
Chicago Fire Fighter Adam Brand for
leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance
and Josef’s daughter and granddaughter
Heather and Kayde Brand led us in the
Star Spangle Banner. We were honored
to have Mayor Matthew Harper of
Huntington Beach as a guest. We had
members of HHYC, American Legion
YC, SCYA and Lake Gregory YC joined
us along with the US Coast Guard
Auxiliary. We also presented the official
burgee to our newest members, Anthony
and Michelle Salcido and Marshall Wise.
Once the formalities were over our
126 members and guests enjoyed another
wonderful catered dinner of Prime Rib
and Turkey with all the trimmings by
Teak Catering. As always, Nina worked
her magic and her staff did a wonderful
job.
This day would not have been
successful without a lot of very special
people. A special thanks to Bonnie &
Jeff Specht for organizing and hosting
the event. Thanks to Mark Monroe for
organizing the parade and providing
everyone with a ride. We want to thank
everyone who helped set-up and clean-up:
Gil and Chris Morris, Bob McCormick,
Joseph and Kim Davydovits, Jan Nagele,
Cindy Allen, and Linda Axel. Many
thanks to Rod & Suzanne Antiblan for
the special effects provided (CANNON
FIRE). As always, Rob Allen and Cindy for
making sure all the vessels were refreshed
and the bar was well fortified. Last but
not least, Les Kelly, for the magnificent
photography and Tom Worden posting
them for all to see on our website.
It has been declared that the harbor is
safe and free of icebergs, let the fun begin!
Are you someone who…?
Loves Nature And Flowers?
Wants To Lunch With The Bunch?
Wants To Visit Area Garden Venues?
Would Appreciate A Floral Welcoming?
Enjoys Educational Speakers And/or Workshops?
It’s fun, come join us!
A Land Lover’s (ALL) Garden Club
If this sounds like you, contact:
Terri Feterik, (626) 712-6513
[email protected]
ALL GARDEN CLUB
Best Time to Sell Your Unwanted Gold!
We also specialize in custom orders and repairs.
Over 2000 styles of engagement rings to choose from.
Tue.-Fri. 10:30 am-6 pm
Sat. 10:30 am-4 pm
Sun. & Mon. Closed
Design by George • www.Isabellasjewelry.com
16917 Algonquine St., Suite C • Huntington Beach, CA 92649 • (714) 377-7419
Near Warner Avenue in Huntington Harbour Mall
9
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee
by Eva Kilgore
Past Boat Parade Grand Marshals gathered to celebrate at the HHYC.
Grand Marshal Event
What a fun night! HHPC members
converged at the Huntington Harbour
Yacht Club for a night of dining, dancing,
and to find out who will lead the boat
parade this December. It’s going to be
Sharie Sneddon! Sneddon is most excited
at being the newest grand marshal. Our
2013 grand marshal, Bill Wheeler, was
there to congratulate her. She’s announced
the theme, “Music in Paradise”. This will
definitely lend itself to some wonderfully
16881 Algonquin Street, H.B. 92649
714·846·0688 562·592·3020
Fax 714·846·7083
Walkers
Power Wheel Chairs
Incontinence Supply
Diabetes Supply
Blood Pressure Check
We will match/beat any chain
store prescriptions prices.
We MATCH AARP prices
& honor Medi-Cal/Medicare.
huntingtonharbourdruggist.com
L to R: Sharie Sneddon, Bill Wheeler. Sharie is the 2014 Boat Parade Grand
Marshal, Bill led the parade in 2013
creative decorating for boats, and homes
during the holiday season. Her goal is to
have 70 boats participate in the parade.
Yes, the summer is just upon us, but
it’s not too early to think about your
decorations...and entering your boat,
and home in our annual parade, and
decorating contest.
Kudos to Lyn Senske, Arden
Dombrowski,
Katie
Goetzinger,
Charmaine Rood, Patti Kenmore,
and Gigi Ashbeck, the hard working
committee, with help from additional
HHPC volunteers.
“Music Around the World” was
the event theme. Mim Strickler took
first prize honors for best dressed in
her flowing caftan, and exotic jewelry.
She won a $50 gift certificate to World
Market. Congratulations, Mim!
Attic Treasures
The parking lot at the Huntington
Harbour Mall was filled with artwork,
clothing, accessories, electronics, books,
holiday decor and much, much more.
Marlene Nielsen and Kim Willingham
put together an incredible Attic Treasures
event that drew people from far and near.
Dozens of HHPC volunteers helped out
sorting merchandise in the office, being
there to answer questions, and everyone
had a fun, fun time. There was even a
bake sale! Chairmen Lolly McHardy and
Kim Weddon were also on hand every
step of the way.
One of our Huntington Harbour
neighbors, K.C. Boelsoms, volunteered
to help sort and price merchandise. She
had such a good time she’s now joined our
group. Welcome K.C.!
Office “star” Madeline Fields made
sure everything was organized, and was
10
a never ending cheerleader. We raised
$5,200 dollars to help fund our music
programs. Incredible!
Junior’s Fashion Show
HHPC members were once again
back at the Huntington Harbour Yacht
Club as the HHPC juniors, our youngest
volunteers, walked the runway in chic
styles from Cason Couture. The theme
was “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”.
Robin Silver, and Joyce Zimmerman
Ochs were delighted with this fun day.
Silent and live auction, luncheon, and
the runway show all added up to a most
successful venture. Read more about it
in the separate Junior’s article in this
Harbour Light Magazine.
Summer
We’ve just held our installation for
2014-2015. You’ll read all about it in the
next Harbour Light Magazine. Karen
Ridout is our new chairman. Welcome
Karen.
Summer is a time for rest and
relaxation for Huntington Harbour
Philharmonic Committee members.
Well, mostly. Some of our members
continue to work behind the scenes on
the boat parade, and Cruise of Lights. We
go back full steam ahead in September.
This year, we’d love to have you join
us. The HHPC is comprised of five
groups: Admiralty, Sandpiper, Marina/
Windjammer, Islander, and Trinidad.
We meet monthly, and work tirelessly to
raise funds for more than 250,000 school
children from kindergarten through 12th
grade-ensuring their music programs
continue to thrive.
For information, visit cruiseoflights.
org or call us at 714-840-7542.
HHPC: Trinidad Group
by Mike Novak
Trinidad Group members at our Installation Event held at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
The Trinidad Group made the
transition to 2014 with our Installation
Event. We had a wonderful Luncheon
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
arranged by Linda Axel. Our incoming
President, Ellen Martin, took the gavel
from Pam Myres and immediately ordered
more champagne! She announced that
2014 would be the “Year of the Party.”
Outgoing Board Members were presented
orchids while new members were given a
personally designed hand collected shell
with a miniature tillandsia air plant.
We kicked off this new year with
yours truly as Publicity Chairman. I was
really pushing for Recording Secretary,
but incoming President Ellen Martin said
that “I did not have the legs for it.”
Our first event of the years was a
Cinco De Mayo Party held at the beautiful
Huntington Harbour Village Club House
and hosted by Deborah Fairon. It was me
again at the bar cooking up some potent
Sangria and Margaritas. The function was
also attended by several members from
other groups which made it extra special.
Good food, good friendships, and a happy
60th birthday to Mike Meyers.
We ended last year with 6 new
members, so it is nice to know that we
are still growing and attracting active
membership, great job Linda Axel!
With our new Grand Marshal in
place it was also time to start to think
about Cruise of Lights. So Lolly McHardy
could be seen with a group of folks talking
about ways to continue to energize The
Cruise and new, fun ways to raise money
for HHPC. It is always fun to talk about
The Cruise, especially with some Sangria
in your hand.
Sheree Novak, Party Chairman,
started the year off early with a ladies’
day at Glen Ivey. There were 12 ladies in
their bathing suits (picture intentionally
left out) drinking, talking, lounging
and putting mud all over themselves to
celebrate Ellen Martin’s birthday. Sheree
is all excited and telling everyone about
the upcoming parties which all sound
like fun. A sample is the Toga Party
(underwear optional), which will be a real
Swinging Affair.
Lastly, we recognize one of our
longtime members, Jan Mc Knew, who
is receiving her “25 Year Pin” for service
to HHPC. Jan and her Grand Marshal
Husband, Tom, have been great friends
and active members of several groups in
the harbour. Congratulate Jan when you
see her!
Live the Waterfront Resort Lifestyle
Huntington Harbour’s
TENNIS ESTATES
63 Gated Townhomes with Boat Docks,
Pool, Spa, Tennis Courts
SOLD – 4165 Davis Cup Drive
4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, 2179 sq. ft. tri-level, off-water, end
unit townhome, large private patio, direct access 2 car
attached garage and 30 foot boat dock deeded to property.
Sold for $703,000
Thank You for Your Business & Referrals!
BRUCE BAYLESS
KATHY BAYLESS
[email protected]
[email protected]
BRE# 01280580
BRE# 01159534
714.330.6934
714.501.9378
residential & investment
real estate
11
HHPC: Sandpipers
by Cindy Allen
Sandpiper Members and 2014-2015 Sandpipers Officers and Board at the April 17th Installation Luncheon.
April Installation
On April 17th the Sandpipers met
at the Old Ranch Country Club in Seal
Beach for their annual Installation of
Officers Luncheon. President Helene
Rowlette announced that Lolly McHardy
is our Sandpiper Volunteer of the Year
for her hard work and dedication to
music education for the children. Helene
thanked the 2013-2014 outgoing Board
for a wonderful year and gave each a lovely
rose. The 2014-2015 Sandpiper Board
installed at the Luncheon are President
Helene Rowlette, Vice President/
Parliamentarian Debbie Edwards, Boat
Parade Katie Goetzinger and Kay Bogert,
Cruise of Lights Lolly McHardy, Cathy
Liddle and Terri Adams, Cruise of
Lights Office Suzie Scott, Annual Fund/
Membership Marta O’Rourke and Bonnie
Specht, Recording Secretary Tharice
Opalewski, Corresponding Secretary
Kathy Morton, Treasurer Carol Dimon,
Grand Marshal Event Kathy Tanaka,
House of Design Sandi Nelson and
Cathy Kelly, Music Education/Ushering
Karen Tribble and Carol Travis, Music
Education/Music Mobile Terri Feterik
Let’s Get Traveling!!
New n
tio
Loca sy Ave
rgo
on A
John Bernatz
5231 Argosy Ave. (California Faucets Building) · Huntington Beach
Tel: 714.846.1339 Fax: 714.840.8380
12
and Kathy Tanaka, Public Relations
Cindy Allen, Juniors Cheryl Rogers and
Evanne Connors, Special Projects Nicole
Stewart, Holly Anderson, Tricia Pratto,
Cheryl Rogers and Gina Clarke, and
Hospitality Mary Ann Brinket, Diane
Moore, Linda Cassidy, Cathy Kelly,
Carolyn Platt and Pat Jenkes.
April Events
Sandpipers attended a fun Happy
Hour at Maya del Fuego in Long Beach.
Also in April, Sandpipers donated items
and baked goodies for the Attic Treasures
and Bake Sale. Another April May
and June event for the Sandpipers was
volunteering as docents and selling tickets
for the Philharmonic House of Design.
May Events
May 7, Sandpipers were installed
on the upcoming HHPC Board
at the Huntington Harbour Yacht
Club
including
Executive
Vice
Co-Chairperson/Parliamentarian
and
Cruise of Lights Lolly McHardy, Third
VP, Membership/Annual Fund Helene
Rowlette, Assistant Treasurer Debbie
Edwards, Hospitality Chairperson Katie
Goetzinger, Music Education, Music
Mobile Terri Feterik and Kathy Tanaka,
and Ushering Karen Tribble.
More Information
The
Huntington
Harbour
Philharmonic Sandpipers are one of
the five committees comprising the
Huntington Harbour Philharmonic
Committee. Monthly meetings are held
in the afternoon on the 3rd Thursday of
the month at members’ homes. Following
our meetings we have happy hour with
delicious appetizers. Our next meeting
will be in September.
Please contact Membership Chair
Loretta Patterson at (714) 840-9125
or email [email protected] for more
information about the Sandpipers.
Huntington Beach Real Estate Market Update
By Scot Campbell, Realtor – May 12, 2014 – Source: Realtor MLS
Sales & Average Price Up, Price/Square Foot Flat
since July 2013
Looking at all residences sold in Huntington Beach (attached
and detached) in April 2014,
the closed sales are up 14.4%
over last month and up 7.4%
compared to last year.
The average price of a home
sold is down 1.9% compared
to last month, but up 24.2%
compared to April 2013.
For more real estate market information, go to:
www.HowsTheHBmarket.com
The average price per square
foot of homes sold in Huntington Beach hit a 2013 peak of $415
per square foot in July… and this measure of market performance
again hit $415 in April 2014. The mix of homes sold has changed
over time, but the price level has remained flat in the last eight
months.
For answers to questions about buying or selling
real estate call 714-336-0394 or
email [email protected]
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
13
HHPC: Juniors
by Eva Kilgore
Audience loved the juniors fashion show.
The HHPC Juniors had a wonderful
year. Under the expert guidance of Robin
Silver, and help from Joyce Zimmerman
Ochs, this group of teens helped out in
our community in so many ways.
They assisted with the boat parade,
Cruise of Lights, made quilts for Health
Bridge Children’s Hospital, and so much
more. They helped with a food drive for
Project Self-Sufficiency, served meals at
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, and were
docents at the Philharmonic Society of
Orange County’s House of Design. And
they put on an amazing fashion show at
the Huntington Harbour Yacht Club.
The theme was “Breakfast at
Tiffany’s”, and decor was gorgeous blue
and white. Kelly Cason and Cason
Couture provided the incredible fashions
for the girls. Hurley Irvine supplied the
boys with up-to-the-minute surfwear.
The HHPC juniors rocked the runway.
There was a live and silent auction.
Dawn Hernandez made the beautiful
baskets. Ellen Martin, Sharon Larson,
and Madeline Fields were there to attend
to many details. Diana Wood supplied
the opportunity prizes. Great Dane
Baking Company made everyone happy
with their yummy desserts.
Salon Ambiance made sure each and
every junior was runway-perfect. Shirley
from the Huntington Harbour Yacht
Club didn’t stop moving until every detail
was in place.
The Sandoval Family, Admiralty
HHPC, Islander HHPC, Kevin and
Judith Ivey, Cristi Ulrich with the Smith
Group. Ross Family Foundation, and so
many more generous donors helped ensure
the success of this day. Kelsey Silver and
Amanda Zimmerman went the extra mile
with their planning and leadership to
make the fashion show possible.
Congratulations to seniors Jeremy
Jorgensen, Kelsey Silver, and Amanda
Zimmerman and to all of the Juniors:
Natalie DeHeras, Jack Delulio, Cole
Gilbertson, Jenny Jorgensen, Elyse
Manzo, Mycayla O’ Bryan, Madison
Sandoval, Hannah Silver, Dina Simon,
Matthew Stephen, Andrew Wakamoto,
and Matthew Zimmerman.
Bravo! The Huntington Harbour
Philharmonic Juniors will take a few
months off...but if you have a teen from
14 to 18, you can sign up now for your
child or grandchild to be a part of the
juniors. Service points, fun, friendship,
and the spirit of volunteerism add up to a
wonderful experience for our local teens.
Call Robin Silver at 714-448-6275
and we will get all the information to you.
Hope to see your child in September!
HHPC: Admiralty
by Mim Strickler
Admiralty had a terrific finale to
the year. The Last meetings were held
at Mike Nielsen’s, Alice Zamboni’s, and
the Installation at Sherman Gardens. At
the latter our Admiralty President Marie
Edwards was assisted by her husband
Andy in thanking her old board, and
welcoming the new board members.
A special treat was live music by
Graham Hoad for our luncheon. An
enthusiastic group of Admiralty members
also attended the HHPC Juniors annual
fashion show and reported a great time
was had by all!
Front: Barbara Howland, Pres. Marie Edwards, Angela Hartfelder–Back: Charmaine Rood, Patti
Kenmore, Madeline Campbell, mike Nielsen, Bett Walton, Benita Jacobs, Jane Griley.
14
HHPC: Islanders
by Eva Kilgore
L to R: Marlene Nielsen and Kim Willingham chaired the highly successful Attic Treasures for HHPC.
What an wonderful year we’ve had!
President Janet French led the Islanders
in an expert way, with class and humor.
Good news, she’s agreed to do it again!
She and husband Larry opened their
beautiful home all year for meetings,
gatherings, and parties. Leader, and
hostess extraordinaire. We’re fortunate.
We held our installation at
Sebastiani’s, and everyone cheered to a
collective job well done. The grand marshal
event saw many Islanders gathering for a
fun night, filled with toasting, dancing,
and super conversation.
Our own Islander, Sharie Sneddon,
was named grand marshal for 2014. A
big job, indeed. She’ll be on the grand
marshal boat, waving at everyone!
Islander Kim Weddon, co-chair
of HHPC this year, is all smiles at all
the effort Islanders put into everything
they do. Congratulations to Arden
Dombrowski for attending to many
details for the gm event. Susan Qaqundah
did much work, as well.
Attic Treasures was a big success due
to the efforts of Marlene Nielsen and Kim
Willingham. They sorted through several
thousand items from books to holiday
decorations. From clothing to handbags,
They bagged, and hung, and priced, and
put blood, sweat and a few tears into
making sure this event went smoothly.
Marlene and Kim loaded and unloaded
merchandise. They arrived before the
sun was up, and stayed until the sun
went down. So many additional Islanders
helped out. Thanks to all.
Their efforts paid off. We raised
$5,200 for the music programs. In the
process, we had a neighborhood volunteer,
K.C. Boelsoms, come to help out. She had
such a good time she’s joined Islanders!
Members Robin Silver and Joyce
Zimmerman Ochs created the “Breakfast
at Tiffany’s” fashion show, where Juniors
strutted their stuff on the catwalk, and
even more money was raised! Joyce will
lead the juniors in September. Robin and
Joyce were so happy for the successful live
and silent auction, decor, and were most
pleased that everyone had a delightful
afternoon.
Our group works hard, and plays
hard. We are dedicated to our community,
our children, and grandchildren. We’re
ready to welcome you as a member, too,
call 714-840-7542 for more information.
HHPC: Marina/Windjammers
by Sloan Gallipeo
Installation of our officers for 2014 - 2015.
Congratulations to all our officers
for 2014-2015! Joanne Fernbach did an
excellent job with the installation of all
our officers using a Broadway musical
theme!
Congratulations to our volunteers of
the year: Kathie Saveliev and Phil Ridout!
They both have done so much for our
group and we appreciate all their hard
work! We honored two of our members
who are celebrating 50 years with Marina/
Windjammers: Donna Shaffer and Diane
Janssen. They are founding members
of the original Marina group formed in
1964. Kudos to Donna and Diane for
all their loyalty and support as long time
members.
Joanne Fernbach was our gracious
host for the installation and lunch at
her beautiful home. We were treated to
a delicious lunch catered by the talented
Cordon Bleu chef, Allyson Fernbach
(chef-owner of “Ally’s Take”).
Several members of our group are
going to be serving as officers for 20142015 on the HHPC board: Karen Ridout
15
(Chairman), Cece Lorthioir (PR/Social
Media), Joanne Fernbach (Recording
Secretary), Barbara Sentell (House of
Design Liason). We certainly have a hard
working group of members!
A big thank you to all our members
who were able to help out with the Attic
Treasures Estate sale. Lisa Weller was our
coordinator. The day of the event our
worker bees included Lisa Weller, Carlone
Herman, Ellie Matthews, Charlene
Bauer, and Sloan Gallipeo. Kathy Bunch,
Pearl Holmes, and Margie Finlay brought
cookies and baked goods to the event.
We have many members helping out
at The House of Design on June 4th and
June 18th. Margie Finlay, Susie Sampson,
Lani Martin, Pearl Holmes, Ellie
Matthews, Barbara Sentell, Pat DeCou,
Charlene Bauer, Ruth Roe, and Lisa
Weller are ready to be awesome docents!
Interested in learning more about
Marina/Windjammers? Contact our
membership chairman, Donna Shaffer at
714-846-3841 or email: donnashaf@aol.
com. Meetings are held in the morning on
the third Thursday of each month.
LEADERS IN
MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY.
At Orange Coast Memorial, we combine expertise in
minimally invasive procedures with personalized care.
With our range of advanced techniques, including
robotic-assisted surgery, we offer more solutions that
promote faster and more comfortable healing. When
surgery is necessary, our surgeons meet with you
to discuss your options and help you make the best
choice. Patients tell us it’s a winning approach. Call to
schedule a consultation with one of our experts.
1.800.MEMORIAL
MEMORIALCARE.ORG/HEALFAST
Orange Coast Memorial
16
the power of team
#POBJSF$JSDMFttACTIVE
7FOUVSF%SJWFttACTIVE
1JSBUF$JSDMFttACTIVE
.BSJOBCBZ%SJWFttACTIVE
/BMV$JSDMFttACTIVE
1PSUPöOP$JSDMFttPENDING
If you are thinking of selling your home this year, you owe it to yourself to interview 3 agents. We would love to be one of them.
Call your Huntington Harbour specialists at the Powers Team for a private interview and comparative market evaluation
Closed in last 6 months: $50,000,000 and 47 transactions!
the powers team – the power of team . 949.554.2072 . thepowersteam@ homgroup.com
WWW
. THEPOWERSTEAMPROPERTIES . C O M
Sandy Powers : (714) 357-1031
Churee Kakimoto : (714) 390-6337
1200 newport center drive, suite 100
newport beach, california 92660
sandy
powers
churee
kakimoto
949.554.1200 . www.homgroup.com
The above is based on informaon from the Associaon of Realtors/Mulple Lisng Service as of 01/14/2013 and/or other sources. Display of the MLS data is deemed reliable but not
guaranteed by the MLS or HÔM Sotheby’s Internaonal Realty. The informaon represents acvity of all Brokers, the HÔM Sotheby’s Internaonal Realty Broker or Agent providing the
informaon contained herein may or may not have been the Lisng Agent and/or Selling Agent. HÔM | Sotheby’s Internaonal Realty Is Independently Owned And Operated.
17
Intermediate Sabots*
HBSF 2014
Ages 8-16
SUMMER PROGRAM
Prerequisites:
SESSIONS AND CLASS
DESCRIPTIONS
Completed at least one season
of a beginning sailing
Schedule:
1:00PM -4:00PM
Monday-Thursday
Dates:
Session 1: June 23 - July 10
Session 2: July 14 - July 31
Full Summer: June 23 - July 31
Sea Turtles
Prerequisites:
Must be 6-7 years old
Schedule:
9:00AM-12:00PM
Monday-Thursday
Dates:
Session 1: June 23 - July 10
Session 2: July 14 - July 31
Full Summer: June 23 - July 31
This class is designed for sailors who have some
experience sailing and want to develop better sailing skills
in stronger winds and improve their competitive racing
techniques. Instruction will focus on developing
the skills necessary to participate in outside
regattas by the end of the summer.
This class is designed for those sailors who aren't quite
ready to be in a sabot on their own. We will begin with
the basics in water/boating safety and progress to knot
tying, nautical terms and code flags. Turtles will get to
sail with their instructors and more experienced
program sailors. The focus of the class is to make the
students more comfortable on the water while they
color, paste and sail their way
through the summer!
How much does it cost?
$375 per session
* $75 boat rental fee
$600 full summer
* $150 boat rental fee
C
25
C
20
C
F
J
Beginning Sabots*
Ages 8 to 16
Prerequisites:
Must be at least 8 years old
OR about to enter 3rd grade
Schedule:
9:00AM-12:00PM
Monday-Thursday
Dates:
Session 1: June 23 - July 10
Session 2: July 14 - July 31
Full Summer: June 23 - July 31
c
14.2
HBSF
S A I L I N G
Introduction to Racing*
Ages 8-16
This class is designed to teach the basics of sailing and
to prepare your child to continue on to the next level.
Sailors will learn how to rig and sail solo in a sabot,
while learning about boat parts, wind direction, points
of sail, cruising and the basics of racing while
learning how valuable teamwork is!
Completed at least one season
of an intermediate OR
introduction to racing class
Schedule:
1:00-4:00PM
Monday-Thursday
Dates:
Session 1: June 23 - July 10
Session 2: July 14 - July 31
Full Summer: June 23 - July 31
This class is for sailors with previous sailing
experience. Sailors will learn basic racing rules
and tricks to improve boat speed in sabots.
This class is especially helpful for our sailors
who wish to join high school teams and want
some experience in racing both single-handed
and double-handed boats. Students will be
given encouraged to utilize skills learned by
participating in outside regattas with full
support of their coaches.
Adult Classes offered!
www.sailhb.org
Prerequisites:
18
Huntington Beach Sailing Foundation
by Tracy Lee
those who can add additional weeks or
enroll in the full summer session will be
able to more fully develop their sailing
skills.
• Intermediate sabot classes are focused
on sailors who have gained sufficient
experience to move beyond the
beginning level, are ready to develop
better sailing skills in stronger
afternoon winds, and want to improve
their competitive racing techniques.
Instruction is aimed at developing
the skills necessary to participate
successfully in outside regattas.
Tracy Lee is a 15-year old sophomore
student at Huntington Beach High School.
As Director of Capital Fundraising for the
HBSF, Tracy is currently heading up a
$150,000 capital fund raising campaign to
replace the Foundation’s entire fleet of sabots.
Enrollment for the 2014 youth
summer sailing program began in
February and several parents have already
signed-up their children for summer
classes, taking advantage of the new earlybird discount. Summer sailing classes for
children age 6 to 16 start Monday, June
23, 2014.
The Foundation offers two threeweek sessions and a full six-week summer
session:
• For children age 6-7, who are not quite
ready to be in a sabot on their own,
the Turtles program is designed to
introduce them to the basics of water
and boating safety and to make them
comfortable being out on the water.
Turtles will have opportunities to
sail with their instructors and more
experienced program sailors in one of
the school’s Cal 20 sail boats.
• Classes for novice or beginning sailors
age 8 and up are held in the mornings
when winds are lighter. New sailors will
learn about boat parts, knot tying, how
to rig a sabot, wind direction, points of
sail, and more. During the first week
of instruction, novice sailors will sail
solo and then expand their sailing skills
with each session. While one threeweek session will provide every child
with the rudimentary basics of sailing,
• The Foundation’s Introduction to
Racing class is designed for experienced
sailors who have progressed through
our program to the advanced level.
Students will learn advanced racing
rules and tricks to improve boat speed
in sabots and can learn to sail one of
the double-handed sailboats. This class
is especially helpful for our sailors who
wish to join high school/club teams
and want some experience in racing
both single-handed and double-handed
boats.
Classes are limited in size based upon
the availability of sabots. If you know a
child who might enjoy this experience of
a lifetime, please take this opportunity
to complete and submit an application
for this summer’s program. Dates, prices,
applications and other information can
be found on the Foundation’s website
at: www.sailhb.org or by calling the
Foundation at 562-592-2186.
Private adult sailing lessons are also
available in four-class packages. Adults
will learn to rig and sail with an instructor
in one of the Foundation’s CFJs or Cal 20
sail boats.
During the summer, the Huntington
Harbour Yacht Club holds a weekly
Burger Bash every Thursday night at 6:00
p.m. for the benefit of the sailing school.
The public is invited to come have a burger
and cheer on the young sailors as they
show off their progress by competing in
a friendly regatta. Please see the HHYC’s
article in this publication for more info
about the Yacht Club.
Orthopaedic and Spine Care
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Cindy Shaw, PT, OCS
Owner and Director
For all your physical therapy needs!
• Nationally Certified Therapists in
Manual Therapy and Orthopedics
• Highly Skilled in a Caring Environment
www.oscpt.com
Huntington Beach • 6082 Edinger Ave. at Springdale
714.840.1505
19
Our Team Specializes In Selling Homes in Huntington Harbour
If You’re Thinking of Selling Your Home in 2014,
Call Coldwell Banker’s #1 Team in Orange County: 714.454.9763
Listed | $867,000
0 | 380
802
2 Mo
Mont
nteg
nt
ego,
o, Hun
unti
ting
ngto
ton
n Ha
Harb
rb
bou
ourr
Listed | $
$8
865
865
65,9
,900
,9
00 | 160
6081
81 Sa
aiint Cro
oix
x, Hu
Hunt
nttin
ingt
gton
gt
on
n Har
arbo
bour
ur
Just Sold! | 3491
9 Win
inds
dspu
ds
spu
pun, Hun
u tingto
t n Ha
H rb
rbou
ourr
IN ESCROW | 405
51 Hu
H mb
mbol
o dt,, Hunt
n in
i gt
g on Har
a bour
bo
bo
Property In Escrow After Just 2 Weeks on the Market!
The Smith Group has over $245 Million in Closed 2013 Sales
#1 Team in Orange County for Coldwell Banker since 2009
TIM SMITH
CRISTI ULRICH
949.678.1070
[email protected]
www.smithgrouprealestate.com
www.luxurynewhomesoc.com
714.454.9763
[email protected]
www.smithgrouprealestate.com
www.luxurynewhomesoc.com
CalBRE# 01346878
CalBRE# 01140294
©2014 Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage office is owned by a subsidiary of NRT LLC. Coldwell
Banker® and the Coldwell Banker Logo, Coldwell Banker Previews International® and the Coldwell Banker Previews International Logo, are registered service marks owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Broker does not guarantee the accuracy of square
footage, lot size or other information concerning the condition or features of property provided by seller or obtained from public records or other sources, and the buyer is advised to independently verify the accuracy of that information through personal inspection and with
appropriate professionals. If your property is currently listed for sale, this is not intended as a solicitation. Sales may not represent all brokers.
20
Huntington Harbour Garden Club
by Kitty Rozenstraten
Doreen Hill, Speaker Dane Shota, Elise Masseling.
Members of the HHGC love their
gardens and are devoted to learning
everything they can to make their gardens
more beautiful and more sustainable.
How do they manage to do that? Let me
count the ways. Well, maybe I will not
count the ways; in the interest of brevity, I
will highlight just three of the garden club
events of the last two months.
In March, members met at the home
of Sherry Bullock for brunch. Marie Coots,
Jeanne Nakamura, Barbara Simone and
Wendy Gingerich were co-hostesses and
put together a scrumptious buffet that
was enjoyed by all. Elise Masseling, our
devoted Second Vice President in charge
of programs, had lined up Kat Dorfman
who spoke on the topic of tube planters.
If you have never heard of tube planters,
you are not the only one. Ms Dorfman
explained that it is an innovative planting
system. She brought different sizes of
geo-textile tubes (think of giant black
stuffed sausages, 10-inches in diameter
and anywhere from 18-inches or more
in length) filled with a special premiumgrade planting mix. Holes are poked
into the tube and plants are inserted in
a pleasing pattern. This system lends
itself to planting succulents, but other
small potted plants can also be used. The
finished tubes can be placed anywhere,
can be formed into shapes, moved around
from one location to another, and can
even be hung any way and any place you
want. The result is beautiful plantings
in unexpected places. Members were
motivated to try this planting system to
beautify their gardens. The demonstration
tube planter was presented to Sherry
Bullock, our gracious host.
The April meeting took place at
the home of Mary Johnston. This time
Mary Johnston, Barbara Devlin, Barbara Simone, Elise Masseling, Kay
Sullivan.
Elise Masseling had invited Dane Shota,
a Certified Arborist and Soil Guru, to
do a presentation on how to maintain
healthy garden soil. All serious gardeners
know that beautiful gardens start with
healthy soil. Mr. Shota opened our eyes
to the hidden world of soil organisms.
For many years we have been told about
the importance of organisms in our soil –
think earthworms and insects. Mr. Shota
gave a crash course on micro-organisms
or microbes, invisible to the naked eye
but nonetheless major players in the soil
arena. Microbial action is the recycling
of dead organic matter into nutrients
needed for healthy plant growth. During
the microbial feeding frenzy the soil
ecology gets a make-over making the
soil less compacted. This facilitates
water uptake and nutrient absorption.
Increased microbial activity creates a
more ideal environment for our plants
without resorting to chemical means.
This is the foundation of Perma-Culture:
working with nature rather than against
it. Healthy soil equates to healthy plants
needing less water, fewer amendments,
and less digging and weeding.
The third noteworthy event was the
field trip to the 25th Annual Southern
California Spring Garden Show. There
was a garden for every taste: A First Lady
Rose Garden, a Self-Realization Garden,
a Spanish Mission Garden, a Southern
California Lifestyle Garden and many
more. If you have never been to the Spring
Garden Show, put a visit on your calendar
next year. Pearl Holmes, our faithful
photographer, took a picture of the group
in front of the Back-to-Natives display.
No visit to the Spring Garden show is
complete without buying plants and other
novel garden accessories. After a delicious
lunch it was back home to put on garden
gloves and hat and delve into the garden.
If after reading about these exciting
events you need more info on tube
planters, perma-culture or the next field
trip, give any of the HHGC members
a ring. Better yet, join us for our next
meeting. Guests are always welcome.
Connie Mandic is the person to contact
at 714-377-0017 for dates and locations.
• Custom Landscape
• Themed Garden Design
• Interior & Exterior Plant Scaping
Catherine Rousseau - Designer
(714) 791-3528
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: HBgtg
21
Assistance League Huntington Beach
®
by Susan Bjork
Geoff Wilson (Executive Director, AL National), Diane Dwyer (Public Relations Chairman, AL HB), Claudia Martinic (AL HB, Guest Speaker Sponsor),
Juliet Funt (Treasures by the Sea Guest Speaker), Doris Kennedy (President, AL HB), Michelle Mazurk (Public Relations Vice-Chairman, AL HB), Susan Bjork
(Strategic Planning Chairman, AL HB), Jerry Wheeler (President & CEO, HB Chamber of Commerce).
Assistance League® Huntington
Beach annual fundraiser Treasures By
The Sea was held Saturday April 5, 2014
at the Hyatt Regency Resort and Spa in
Huntington Beach. AL HB is a 100%
volunteer organization that raises funds
through the Thrift Shop and the annual
fundraiser to support philanthropic
programs that improve the quality of life
for adults and children in our community.
“‘The fundraiser is the chapters’
gift to the community and their support
is a gift of caring right back to us” said
President Doris Kennedy. In addition to
a Boutique shopping experience unlike no
other (bargain priced fashions, accessories
and jewelry), community businesses and
individuals donated tens of thousands
of dollars as cash, gift certificates and
services for silent auction baskets, a wine
pull and a live auction. The proceeds from
the fundraiser go back to our community
to fund the philanthropic programs.
Operation School Bell® is the AL
HB signature philanthropic program.
The program goal is to provide school
appropriate clothes to students from
families with a documented need and
attending schools in Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley and Westminster. With
the help of a wonderful video Matt
Liffreing made at one of the Operation
School Bell nights at Target, Treasures by
the Sea ask for ‘Clothe A Child’ brought
in over $60,000.
This year, the fundraiser featured
Juliet Funt as the guest speaker at the
luncheon. Juliet is a nationally known
speaker who has high credentials of
her own and she is also the daughter of
Allen Funt of “Smile, You’re on Candid
Camera” fame. Juliet’s appearance was
sponsored by harbor resident, Claudia
Martinic, a very generous member of AL
HB, for which we are deeply grateful.
SHARE: AL HB has been green
since 1941 when the ladies opened the
first Thrift Shop in Orange County. In
addition to selling gently used clothes
and small household items, the ladies also
reached out to local organizations with a
SHARE program. Through the SHARE
William N. Wheeler, CFP®
LPL Financial Advisor, Planner & Wealth Manager
4332 Cerritos Ave., Suite 105
Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Office: 714/898-4308 ext. 5
Cell: 949/635-0061
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.williamnwheeler.com
California Insurance License 0B80694
Securities through LPL Financial: Member FINRA/SIPC
22
program unsellable or unusable items
donated to the Thrift Shop are donated to
other local organizations.
Clothing and household items are
donated to Deseret Industries. Unusable
towels, blankets and sheets are donated to
the Animal Shelter on Newland Avenue
here in Huntington Beach. To help
clothe the homeless, clothing is donated
to LA Mission, Beach Cites Interfaith,
Hope, Fountain Valley United Methodist
Church, and Orange Coast Memorial
Medical Center. Baby clothes are given
to the Life Center Santa Ana. Eyeglasses
are given the One Sight to be made over
for people who cannot afford eyeglasses.
Personal care products and books are
donated to the Veterans Resource Center
at Golden West College. And cell phones
are given to Interval House. Last year
over $10,000 of items were recycled to be
reused by these organizations.
Please Visit Us: The majority of the
funding for our philanthropic programs
is made at our Thrift Shop and Boutique.
The 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.
Green your closet and donate to our
Thrift Shop. Donations of clean, gently
used items (clothing and household
items) are greatly appreciated and can be
dropped off at our Thrift Shop during our
business hours.
Anglers of Huntington Harbour
by Kathy Bayless
Annual Inland Cruise
The weekend of March 28th, 37
Anglers and guests met in the desert for
the organizations 43rd Annual Inland
Cruise. This year’s event chair was Ellie
Barnard and the festivities began Friday
evening at the Barnard’s Chaparral
Country Club home in Palm Desert. The
Anglers brought their favorite appetizers
or desserts that were enjoyed by all as
Hospitality Chair Jim Persons served
their favorite refreshments.
Saturday March 29th Ellie and
Barney Barnard organized an 18-hole
golf tournament at Chaparral Country
Club. The golfers included Ellie Barnard
(1st Place), Barney Barnard (2nd Place),
Bill McCune (3rd Place), Paul Byrne (4th
Place), Jim Thompson (5th Place) and
Mike Moulton (6th Place). Non golfers
enjoyed the day at the Street Fair, Outlet
Stores, the Follies or trying their luck
at the casinos. The fun filled weekend
concluded with a party Saturday evening
at Jim and Cindy Harrison’s beautiful
Casitas overlooking the golf course at
Motor Coach Country Club in Indio and
once again the Anglers brought appetizers
and desserts for all to enjoy.
Anglers April TGIF hosts Jim and Linda Armor.
Anglers Inland Cruise event chairs and Friday
Night hosts Barney and Ellie Barnard.
April TGIF
Friday evening April 25th the Anglers
of Huntington Harbour and guests met at
the beautiful Harbour Coves waterfront
home of Jim and Linda Armor for the
group’s April TGIF. It was a great turnout
and each of the Anglers brought one of
their favorite appetizers and desserts to
be enjoyed by all as they socialized and
discussed upcoming activities like the
annual Kid’s Fishing Trip for at-risk
children in our community that the
Anglers have organized and sponsored for
the past 43 years.
Upcoming Events
The Anglers of Huntington Harbour
are celebrating their 50th year and
have many exciting social, fishing and
philanthropic activities planned including
the annual Kids Fishing Trip for at-risk
children on June 19th.
If you live in Huntington Harbour
and would like to be considered for one
of the Anglers open membership positions
and attend one of our events, please call
membership chair Paula Hetzler at (714)
969-2570 for more information.
After spending the past few days
interviewing attorneys to replace Ron
Zumbrun and after much thought it was
decided to engage Roger J. Buffington.
Roger has a home on Coral Cay which is
on the main channel. He also represents
a neighbor who has also been sued by
the CSLC. Roger Buffington has been
collaborating with Ron Zumbrun for the
past two years and is current with all the
issues.
The plan now is to ask the court
to combine our two cases which should
strengthen our position, reduce costs
and reduce the court’s work load. With
this new united front Roger Buffington
feels we can get a trial date and hopefully
conclude everything by this summer.
Roger just like Zumbrun is quite
optimistic because we have the law on our
side.
So far we have collected about
$90,000 with half coming from me.
My guess we will need at least another
$100,000 before this is over. I can’t do
this on my own and need all of you to
help which some of you have done quite
generously. The problem is less than 50%
of main and mid channel and 1% of all
Huntington Harbour property owners
have done so. The easiest way to donate
is on our website which can be found at
www.hbpropertyowners.com.
According to the Appropriations
Committee their goal is to eventually
collect $5,000 to $8,000 annually from
waterfront property owners. That is why
we MUST WIN and need everyone to
donate to our legal fund
Thanks for everyone’s support. Feel
free to contact me with questions or
suggestions and check our website for the
latest information. Frank Singer, 3552
Venture Drive (Trinidad Island), 714
840-6476, [email protected].
Stop CSLC New Tax
by Frank Singer
STOP
Unfortunately our attorney Ron
Zumbrun recently suffered an unexpected
serious medical condition. At the advice
of his physician, he has terminated his
legal practice effective immediately, and
as such our May 5 court date for case
management among other things was
rescheduled to June 16.
23
Cathy Thomas Cooks
by Cathy Thomas
Herbed Green Rice
Cookbooks form a tall, jagged pile
next to my bed. My bedroom looks more
like a culinary lending library than a place
to get some shut-eye. Night after night, I
gobble them up.
Some, I read like novels. The pages
stay pristine. No splashes, spills or
smudges soil the text. The recipes sound
glorious, but require long, grueling hours
in the kitchen. I feast on the color photos
and savor the imaginary flavors.
Some, I read like treasure maps.
Real meals spring from the pages. I
mark recipes-to-try with paper clips and
scribble notes in the margins. Eventually
grease spots and dark splatters will adorn
these pages, looking like a foodie Jackson
Pollock painting.
And I’m not alone in my cookbook
addiction. Food professionals from all
over the globe met for the annual Julia
Child Cookbook Awards in Chicago
in March. Attendees came from as far
away as Australia and Norway to attend
this formal, Academy Awards-style
presentation. The awards are under the
auspices of the International Association
of Culinary Professionals and are held
each year during their annual conference.
The cookbook that won in the
Chefs and Restaurants division was “The
A.O.C. Cookbook” by Los Angeles chef,
Suzanne Goin. I’ve cooked from this
amazing book and love everything that
I’ve prepared, especially the scrumptious
green rice. It’s cooked in a broth amped
with pureed fresh herbs. Bon appetit.
Cathy Thomas is the food columnist
at the Orange County Register. Sign
up to receive Cathy’s e-newsletter at
CathyThomasCooks.com, the Website
she writes for food lovers and cooks.
Herbed Green Rice
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
2 teaspoons fennel seeds
1 cup chicken broth plus
1 1/4 cups water
1/2 cup packed Italian parsley
Interior And Exterior Design
Conception Thru Realization
Mark Bullock
Cell: 714-325-1164
Office: 714-846-3557
16089 St. Croix Circle
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
[email protected]
24
1/4 cup packed mint leaves
2 tablespoons minced chives
1/4 cup packed cilantro leaves
1 teaspoon hot sauce, see cook’s notes
1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon EV olive oil
3/4 cup finely diced fresh fennel bulb
3/4 cup finely diced red onion
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups raw white basmati rice
1 tablespoon butter
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
Cook’s notes:
The original recipe called for adding
1 crumbled chili arbol when sautéing the
vegetables. I prefer to use one teaspoon
of Frank’s RedHot sauce to the cooking
liquid in Step #2. I like it because it adds a
spark of acidity and (for me) has just-right
spicy heat. If you use Sriracha “rooster
sauce” use 1/2 teaspoon.
1. Toast fennel seeds in a small pan
over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes,
until they release their aroma and turn
light golden brown. Cool. Grind in
mortar and pestle, or place in small
zipper-style plastic bag and pound with
mallet or bottom of a pot until ground.
Bring chicken broth and water to a boil
in medium-large saucepan. Turn off heat.
2. Place parsley, mint, chives and
cilantro in blender. Add 1 cup of the hot
liquid and puree herbs at medium speed
(cautiously hold down lid of blender with
pot holder). Add remaining liquid and
puree at high speed for about 2 minutes,
stopping to wipe down sides and lid as
needed.
3. Rinse out pot and heat it over
high heat. Add oil, fennel, onion, toasted
ground fennel seeds and 1/2 teaspoon salt;
cook over medium-high heat for about
5 minutes, stirring often, until onion
and fennel are translucent. Add rice, 1
teaspoon salt and pinch of pepper; toss to
coat. Add herb broth and bring to boil.
Reduce heat to simmer. Add butter. Cover
and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes, or until
tender and liquid is absorbed. Turn off
heat and leave rice covered for 5 minutes.
Fluff rice with fork. Taste and adjust
seasoning if needed.
Source: Adapted from “The A.O.C.
Cookbook” by Suzanne Goin (Alfred A.
Knopf, $35)
Little Mermaid Guild of CHOC
by Fran Gitsham
L to R: Lynda Edwards, Sally Toth, Fran Gitsham, Suzy Skoczylas, Susan Dill, Judi Can Houten, Marilyn
Fetter, Ginny Bowman and Joyce Zaleski.
The Little Mermaid Guild’s First
Annual Garage Sale was held on April
12th and was successful beyond anyone’s
expectations. Among other things, monies
raised will be used to host Hannah’s
Dinners. On Thursday evenings, the third
floor at the Children’s Hospital of Orange
County loses its sterile hospital scent in
favor of a more familiar and comforting
smell - a home style dinner.
The third floor of the hospital is home
to the oncology unit, where children with
cancer and their families often endure
long stays. Quite often parents do not
think to feed themselves so, once a week,
dinners are delivered to them. The CHOC
guilds are among volunteers from Orange
County churches, the Orange Police
Department and other organizations
who donate their time and resources in
rotating duties every month. In memory
of Hannah, 1, who lost her battle with
Leukemia, Hannah’s Dinners are served
to up to fifty families each week.
Next up for the guild, which is
always looking for avenues to raise funds,
will be manning a booth on June 14th,
which is the Saturday of Father’s Day
Weekend, at Huntington Beach’s annual
Surf City Chili at the Beach event.
This fun filled event brings locals and
visitors alike to share in good food and
philanthropy. Besides great food tastings
from local HB restaurants, competition
chili and salsa tastings will be from 11am
to 4pm, or until chili and salsa run out.
The event takes place on Main Street
in downtown Huntington Beach and
features live music, roving entertainment
and children’s activities, such as rides and
games. In honor of Father’s Day, the event
will feature over sixty vendors displaying
products, activities and gifts for men such
as “Dad’s Toys” and the Harley Davidson
trike show.
From participating in numerous
local community events to live and silent
auctions to selling holiday cards designed
by CHOC patients, among many other
things, the Little Mermaid Guild puts
their hearts and souls into a very worthy
cause. If you are interested in joining to
help raise funds for Children’s Hospital of
Orange County, contact Judi Van Houten
at 714-401-4254. All warm hearts are
welcome.
Trinidad Ladies Club
by Jan McKnew
Trinidad Ladies Club held their
installation of officers at Seasons 52
Restaurant located in South Coast Plaza
on May 6, 2014.
Two long tables to seat 25 women
were set up in a private room. They were
decorated by Carrie Wexler. A beautiful
turquoise colored netting, sea shells and
plants were placed down the center of
tables, one plant for each of the Outgoing
Board members.
Gifts were presented to our
Co-Presidents, Carrie Wexler and Candy
Cloud, for a job well done!
Candy Cloud then introduced our
new President, Courtney Holm-Banaag,
who proceeded to introduce the new
officers and board, presenting each one
with a gift.
A delicious lunch was served. For a
starter, there was a Ripe Plum Tomato
flat bread. Then our ladies had a choice
Carrie Wexler, Candy Cloud and Courtney Holm-Banaag. The old and the new President of TLC.
of one of three Entrees: Grilled Vegetable
Cavatappi Pasta, Rocky Mountain Buffalo
Burger or Grilled Chicken Caprese. We
had a choice of either Tamale Tots or
Roasted Idaho Potato Wedges. Dessert
was Seasons 52 famous Mini Indulgence
classic desserts. This was the last meeting
25
until September. However we do have
an outing planned to the Del Mar Race
Track in August.
If you live on Trinidad Island and
are interested in our group, please contact
our Membership Chairman, Jan Little
Carone, 714-840-6340.
La Familia
by Mary Busche
Diana Casey, David Casey, Jim Walton and Bett Walton enjoying a great
dinner.
Mim pulled out her St Patrick’s Day
box and with the help of Daryl Isaacs,
Ruth Otis, Anita Osgood and Patty
Kenmore turned her great party room
into an Irish Gala. Green was everywhere
and we were all Irish for an evening. Scott
Strickler kept us entertained with his lively
music. Some were seen dancing to his up
beat. Jerry and Sandy again provided
their wonderfully tasty corned beef and
Members listening to Jorge Cardenas relate his appreciation and success in life
due to Orangewood supporters.
cabbage dinner. He can cook anything,
but this is one of my favorite meals.
Many of our group have been the
faithfulls for so many years, but we
always enjoy having new friends join
us in our efforts to help the children of
Orangewood. We make it easy and fun for
everyone. The children are so appreciative
of the contributions we make. We try to
provide some of the extras that can bring
GREGORY L. JOHNSON, D.D.S.
Dentistry 5 days a week in
Huntington Harbour Mall.
714-846-0638
Call for an appointment.
• General Dentistry
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Dental Implants
• ZOOM Teeth Whitening
(as seen on Extreme Makeover)
GREGORY L. JOHNSON, D.D.S.
20% off
ZOOM
Teeth Whitening
16901 Algonquin Street Huntington Beach, CA 92649
26
pleasure and stability to the children in a
difficult and crucial time of their lives.
We were happy to have HHYC vice
commodore Kimberly Crochet, and fleet
captain, Larry Modaski with Michele join
us to experience the Luck of The Irish and
learn about Orangewood.
A special welcome to our new
members to attend our most popular
luncheon event on Tuesday June 17th at
Old Ranch Country Club.
A very very big thank you to Don
and Ellen Goodwin for their very very
generous donation to La Familia for
Orangewood Children and Family
Center. Don and Ellen have been our
biggest donors and we truly appreciate all
of their support for the children over so
many years.
Mim very graciously again hosted a
fun membership party at her home. Pot
Luck meant the best of the best, how
yummy it was. Our guest speaker, Jorge
Cardenas, related how his experiences
as a child at Orangewood saved him
from a life of crime, jail and who knows
what else. His family problems left
him with few good choices, but his
influences at Orangewood gave him
the confidence to become a college
graduate with a scholarship from The
Orangewood Foundation. The children
are followed after leaving Orangewood
with apartment living with mentors. The
Orangewood Foundation spends millions
of dollars on scholarships each year for
past Orangewood children.
Sea Isle Garden Club
by Cindy Allen and Caron Mount
Members and guest speaker Vicki Orgill at April meeting: 1st row-Mary Ann Brinket, Carolyn Lloyd, Lucille Mascoli and Susan LaPittus. 2nd row-Carolyn
Platt, Cathy Kelly, Bonnie Specht and Cindy Allen. 3rd row-Jean Worden, Anne Blayden, Caron Mount and Maria Lockie. 4th Row-Vicki Orgill, Jan Nagele
and Adrienne DeWolfe.
On April 9th, after a short meeting,
Sea Isle Garden Club members enjoyed a
stylish presentation by Vicki Orgill, from
Kika. The Kika Collection consists of
fresh and fun eco-chic clothing made in
LA. Vicki presented clothes, color charts,
styles and gave us accessory rules which
made for a delightfully enjoyable show.
SIGC’s Installation Luncheon was
held on May 14th at Dorothy Ralphs
award winning garden! Dorothy and
Boris Ralphs had received the Orange
County District Gardener of the Year for
2013, and we enjoyed a delicious lunch in
their exquisite gardens and celebrated our
contributions to the community in the
beautification of the Edinger Parkway.
Our Installation Speaker Susan La
Pittus announced our new officers for
2014-2015: President Cathy Kelly, VicePresident Membership Cindy Allen, Vice
President Programs Adrienne DeWolfe,
Vice-President Ways and Means Carolyn
Platt, Secretary Anne Blayden (assisted
by Jackie Neil), Treasurer Carolyn Lloyd,
and Parliamentarian Mary Ann Brinket.
In Remembrance of Ellen Halopoff
Following the Installation, our new
President Cathy Kelly announced the
2014-2015 Committee Chairs: Edinger
Project Liaison Dorothy Ralphs, Edinger
Landscaping Liaison Carolyn Platt,
Hospitality Maria Lockie (assisted by Jan
Nagele), Publicity Cindy Allen and Caron
Mount, and Telephone Tree Cathy Kelly.
Please contact VP of Membership,
Cindy Allen, at 310-245-8702 for
information on becoming a member
of the Sea Isle Garden Club. Our next
meeting will be held in September 2014.
by Joanne Fernbach & Susie Sampson
Ellen Halopoff will be fondly remembered by her Marina/Windjammer group (pictured), HHPC, PSOC,
and the community.
Between 1987 and 2013, if you joined
the Windjammer Group of HHPC, and
thought it was going to be a nice social
group, you got a big surprise. Ellen
Halopoff did not become President of the
group until 2009, but she gave everyone
some real direction and motivation when
it came to the mission of the Philharmonic
Society and what each Committee must
do to fulfill that mission.
In fact, in her mind everyone she
met was a potential member: from parent
chaperones and teachers at the youth
concerts to neighbors she met while
walking. Her contagious enthusiasm
and endless energy, combined with her
dedication to providing music education
for children spanned all levels, from
chairing the Youth Concerts Programs to
organizing ‘the troops’ (in our Group) into
27
a core of ushers for both the Disneyland
Band and Fifth Grade Concert programs.
And, to insure that even we members
received a touch of music education, she
arranged for the presentation of musical
programs at each monthly Marina/
Windjammer meeting. Occasionally we
were privileged to hear (and learn from)
professional musicians, but more often a
group from a local high school or middle
school brought their talents to us. A
music teacher by profession, she embraced
and nurtured music education into her
retirement days and volunteer hours.
Today, while we miss seeing her at
our meetings and at the youth program
venues, without a doubt we feel her
presence and her passion, her vivacity
and her vision. And with every music
program we present or participate in, we
are reminded of Ellen’s love and joy in
giving. She continues to inspire, not just
her HHPC friends, but everyone who was
privileged to work with her. She left us
such a rich legacy!
Huntington Harbour Art Association
by Jackie Dvorman
Quilting Workshop, Back: Barbara Larson, Diane Urbina, Patty McKenna, Ginny Eide, Karen Peoples
Front: Linda Sackin, Kathleen Moore, Marsha Hendler
The Best of Show Award of the
Fine Arts Annual Show in the Corner
Gallery of the Central Library was won
by Kay Sullivan’s watercolor portrait
of Floyd Phillips painted from a photo
taken by her in the penthouse suite of a
cruise along the Norwegian Coast. Carrol
Wolf’s charming watercolor portrait of
her daughter and new grandson, Naseem,
won the coveted Viewer’s Choice. Betty
Viers won First Place with her watercolor
portrait of “Auntie”, her husband’s 94 year
old aunt. Jackie Dvorman’s photograph
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
of an Italian pear printed on canvas was
taken in a monastery garden in Umbria
and took first place in photography.
Marilyn Tom won two first prizes for her
“Love New York” in the Mixed Media
section, and for her sculpture, “Quest”.
Dorothy Boesch won first and second
place for her oil paintings titled “Winter
Scene” and “Bea’s Roses”.
Linda Sackin taught a quilting
workshop at Marcia Hendler’s home.
She demonstrated “Stack-n-Whack”,
a complicated printed pattern which
Shipwright Services
Woodworking
Fiberglass/Gelcoat Repair
Bottom Paint
Outdrive Specialist
Custom Fabrications
All Sportfishing Services
Call Us for All Your Boat Repair
and Service Needs
2901 Edinger Avenue • Building B
Huntington Beach • CA 92649
(562) 592-2841
28
produced bright wheels of color on a dark
background. Linda Stevens, Ginny Eide,
Kathleen Moore, Karen Peoples, Patty
McKenna, Diane Urbina, and Barbara
Larson, brought their sewing machines
and enjoyed the day of creation and
friendship.
The Spring Installation Luncheon
was held at S Restaurant in Westminster
where guests dined on an assortment of
Vietnamese salads and welcomed the
Officers for the year 2014-2015, Members
shared their projects created during
the year. Betty Viers just back from her
Paris cruise on the Seine River with her
husband, showed the watercolor portrait
of her granddaughter. Pam Smart modeled
her grey vest knitted in the round. Marsha
Hendler showed her multi colored table
runner and a quilt of turquoise and brown
she made for her grandson to match his
bedroom décor. Linda Sackin showed two
black, white and orange beaded bracelets
and a wool-felted bag she just finished.
Members are very proud of their
support the association gives to young
artists when each year they present a $500
scholarship to an art student at Golden
West College Scholarship and Awards
Ceremony. The award money comes
from the raffle of a quilt made by the
members. The committee composed of
Pat McKenna, Barbra Larson, Kathleen
Moore and Marsha Hendler select a
pattern and fabric for the quilt, and many
members create individual squares that
will be quilted during the summer. This
year’s quilt, “Prism”, will be raffled off
at the Fall Fiber Arts Show to make the
scholarship; funds for next year.
Dorothy Johnson, chairman for
field trips, has arranged a June excursion
to Rancho Los Cerritos in Long Beach.
Floyd and Nancy Phillips, in costume,
will re-create this era of Long Beach
history. Afternoon tea will be served at
Elise’s Tea Room.
August will find members taking
their annual tour of the Festival of Arts
in Laguna Beach viewing the work of
140 artists under the guidance of Jackie
Dvorman, and then lunching at Tivoli
Terrace up the curving path and under
the Sycamore trees.
HAVE THE REMODEL YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED
ALE
CONSTRUC TION
We focus on qualit
itty,
y, dep
epeenda
enda
en
dabi
abili
lity
tyy an
nd
d
hard work.
k. You can
k.
an
n exxp
pec
ect
ct p
prro
offfes
eessssiio
on
na
all
service att a reasona
nablle p
na
prric
ice.
e. Cal
a l for
fo r a
fo
competitivve bid orr fre
reee co
on
nssu
ullta
tati
tio
on
o
n
n.
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
Room A dd
ddit
itt io
itio
i o ns
ns
Kitche
he
e n/
n/Ba
Ba
a th
h r em
m od
d els
els
el
Patioss , de
d ck
k s & ra
r ail
ilin
i n gs
in
gs
Mainte
e na
na ce
nanc
Window
ow
w s/
s do
o or
o r i ns
n s ta
talll
l l at
llat
a ttio
i on
io
n
Kitchen
n in
n st
stal
all la
alla
l a ttii on
n
Custom
om j ob r eque
e q ue
eq
u e stt s
Big jo
jobs
bs o r sm
s m al
alll
Inquire how easy it is to
714-863-9158 • Licensed• Insured • Bonded • Contractors Lic. # 951140
6HDUFKIRU\RXUGUHDPKRPHDW
ZZZEMUDOSKVFRP
%-5DOSKV
EMUDOS
SKV#JPDLOFRP
ZZZEMUDOSKVF
FRP
&DOO RU 7H[W
&DOORU7H[W
$O
$OJR
JR
RQ
QT
TXL
XLQ
Q +XQ
QWLQJWRQ%H
HD
DF
FK
K &$
$
29
/,&
30
If the car in your dreams is not
the car in your garage, let’s talk.
The Bold 2014 GLK-Class
Experience The Fletcher Jones Difference.
FLETCHER JONES MOTORCARS
N
E
W
P
O
R
T
B
E
A
C
H
330 0 Jamb o r e e Road • w w w. f j m e r c e d e s . c o m
7 1 8
31
▼
▼
9 4 9
3 0 0 0
Exquisite approx. 2,700 SF, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath
Surfside estate. 10 FT Canterra stone patio on the
sand. Stunning views.
(559792)
CALL (800) 387-7925
$3,100,000
3-story, Surfside oceanfront estate. 3 bedrooms, 3.5
baths + bonus beach room. Breathtaking ocean,
Catalina, & city views.
(559791)
CALL (800) 387-7925
$2,695,000
Guard-gated entry to expansive, approx. 3,200 SF,
5-bedroom, 3.75-bath Surfside estate. Huge patio
balcony off king-size master.
(559794)
CALL (800) 387-7925
$2,629,000
Stunningly rebuilt in 2007. Approx. 3,930 SF, 4-bedroom,
4.5-bath. Huge family room, professional-style kitchen,
& ocean & sunset views.
(559795)
CALL (800) 229-3488
$1,995,000
Dramatic, approx. 3,000 SF, 4-bedroom, single-story
Admiralty Island estate. 3 master suites + boat dock.
$1,699,000
Exquisitely remodeled, approx. 2,800 SF, 4-bedroom,
3-bath Trinidad Island estate. 35 FT dock, oversized lot,
& close to Conrad Park.
(559796)
CALL (800) 229-3488
$1,575,000
Model perfect Waterfront home, 4 bedrooms, 2.5
baths, expansive master suite with loft. Balcony, dock
for 30 FT boat, & close to the beach.
(559790)
CALL (800) 387-7925
$1,199,000
Gorgeous Cape Cod in prime location on Trinidad
Island. Sunny backyard with lattice gazebo & in-ground
pool.
(559798)
CALL (800) 229-3488
$1,159,000
Affordable elegance, dramatically remodeled approx.
1,057 SF, 2 bedroom, 2-bath, 1-story townhouse. Close
to park, pool, & spa.
(559797)
CALL (800) 229-3488
$399,000
19021 GARFIELD STREET
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648
6781 WARNER AVENUE
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92647
800-229-3488
32
800-387-7925
Above seller provided information to be verified by buyer.
© 2014 First Team® Real Estate. All rights reserved. 16764
(559799)
CALL (800) 387-7925