YORBA LINDA LIGHTS · Kaycee Stack – 2nd VP, Membership Chairman 714.334.4565 ~ [email protected] ART COMMUNITY SERVICE STUDENT ART CONTEST The club’s annual Student Art Contest

YORBA LINDA LIGHTS

Yorba Linda Woman’s Club P.O. Box 91, Yorba Linda, CA 92886

A member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs International & California Federation of Women’s Clubs Email: [email protected] - Website: yorbalindawomansclub.org

Facebook: Yorba Linda Woman’s Club

Over A Century of Service Since 1912 President, Louise Hernandez Editor, Jan Lavison 714.812.1808 [email protected]

Volume 47, No. 10 JUNE 2017

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Theme: “Your Time is Your Gift to Others”

It’s a brand new club year with endless possibilities to volunteer for projects that enhance our

community and beyond. In some cases, you may never meet the man, woman or child on the

receiving end but you can rest assured that they felt your presence. It may have come in the

form of a warm blanket on a cold wintery day, a gift during the holidays, a vaccination that will

save lives, or something as simple as a bra that will ignite a business opportunity ultimately

changing generations of lives.

We also offer the opportunity for hands-on projects closer to home. Some of these projects

are one-and-done and quite a few are ongoing. You do not have to wait to be asked to

participate. An email, phone call or raising your hand at a meeting will connect you to the

chairpersons who are also listed in your yearbook. You just need to decide how to spend your

time.

You may also want to spend quality time with fun-loving club members getting together

outside of the monthly meetings. If you aren’t familiar with our Club Sections, I hope you will

be by the time you finish reading this article. There are three ladies that definitely follow my

President’s theme of “Your Time is Your Gift to Others.” They spend their valuable time

coordinating and arranging get-togethers that all participants enjoy. Once again, there is an

open invitation for you to join.

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I would like to thank Debbie Vincent for spearheading the Bunco brigade last year and Crystal Gates

who is continuing the legacy of laughter and fun. If you have played Bunco before, you know that it is

a relaxing evening of fellowship and friendship. Bunco meets in the clubroom on the second Tuesday

of the month at 7 p.m.

Sandy Weinrich meets monthly in the clubroom with ladies sharing thought-provoking information,

questions and answers about a group of books recently read. They always welcome new ideas from

members. The Book Club meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m.

Our Socialites Chairperson, Dottie Jensen, is constantly thinking ahead about interesting places to meet

for lunch and dinner. She makes sure the venue has enough space to host at least 25 ladies and that

the menu is appealing. So far, she hasn’t missed a beat. Dottie will have sign-up sheets at the board

and general meetings. Dinner is on the fourth Thursday of each month and lunch is on the second

Wednesday.

The best way to make sure you don’t miss out is to read your newsletter and add the events

to your calendars. All three of these Club Sections offer an opportunity for you to chat with

others in very relaxed settings. However there is no limit on activities to explore. If you

have an idea, please don’t keep it to yourself. Instead, let’s talk about how to get it off the

ground. As I mentioned in my first sentence, this new club year offers endless possibilities.

I’m looking forward to participating with all with you.

SECTION LEADERS

Debbie Vincent Crystal Gates Sandy Weinrich Dottie Jensen

Louise Hernandez, President

714.812.1808 ~ [email protected]


NEWS FROM OUR VICE PRESIDENTS

YAY! YLWC WINS AT STATE CONVENTION!

It was a wonderful weekend recently at CFWC State Convention in Costa Mesa. We had lots of fun and excitement, especially when we heard “Yorba Linda Woman’s Club” called out numerous times as awards were presented! We’re in the Large Club category (based on # of members) and compete with many other large clubs throughout the state. It is quite an honor to win state level awards -- so let’s give these ladies a great big pat on the back and our hearty “congratulations” for winning:

• Large Club Newsletter Contest (Jan Lavison, YLWC Newsletter Editor) • “Creativity Award” in Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention for our Slippers of Serenity project

(Shelly Garland, YLWC Program Chair) • 1st Place/Area D 2016 Membership Award (Susie Autry, 2016 YLWC Membership Chair)

Let’s also give a big shoutout to club member Karlene Ballard, who is Orange District’s Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention Chairman. She won the Large District Award for her hard work as district chairman this year! Orange District, itself, and several other district clubs also received awards. Gotta say, it was loads of fun watching our very own Marcia Willett jump up, scream, and run to the podium each time! I wonder…has Orange District ever seen this much excitement at state convention?! YLWC also submitted four (4) art pieces (winners of our recent Student Art Contest) to compete in the CFWC Art Contest held during convention. I am proud to announce that all four of “our students” won awards! These talented students and their parents will be at our June club meeting to receive their certificates. Here are a few photos of all the fun….(also attending, but camera-shy, were: Louise Hernandez, Susan Hillman, Lucy Huerta and Kaycee Stack).

Linda Queen Mariellen Yarc (OD pres), Karlene Ballard, Linda Queen & Marcia Karlene Ballard, & Marcia Willett. Willett with our Membership Award.


L to R: (back) Marcia Willett (YLWC member/district dean), Libby Buckley (past OD pres),

Linda Queen (YLWC member/district chair), Karlene Ballard (YLWC member/district chair), (front) Marilyn Bennett (district chair), Mariellen Yarc (OD pres), & Carole Stone (OD secy).

Linda Queen, 1st VP, Dean 714.777.4208 ~ [email protected]

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MEMBERSHIP

New Members

I would like to welcome Celinda, Donna, Sheila, and Natalie to our club! They were officially installed at the

April General Meeting. Below is their contact information, please add to your yearbook. Be sure to say hi

and introduce yourself when you see those with yellow ribbons.

Natalie Gaza Celinda Rechsteiner Sheila Rowland Donna Welling

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

714-630-3751 714-292-8207 714-282-7651 714-496-4120 714-602-8810 714-469-7604

154 Alice Circle 19952 Wildwood Ct. 689 S. Glenhurst 6233 E. Quartz Lane

Anaheim 92805 YL 92886 AH 92808 Anaheim 92807

October 1 birthday March 21 birthday December 12 birthday November 9 birthday

Membership Renewal

If you haven’t given me your renewal check, you can mail it to me or bring to the next General Meeting. If it

was received by May 31 you will be included in the year book.

• Active Member: $35 annual dues • Contributing Member: $60 includes participation in all club activities except Hostess duties • Supporting Member: $100 includes annual donation in lieu of participation


mailto:[email protected]







I am asking all new and current members to complete the Member Profile. This information is used for a

variety of reasons: reviewing contact information for the yearbook, finding out other charitable

organizations you are interested in, what you would like to see at the General Meetings and much more. Here

is the link: https://goo.gl/forms/yQPMG3jEkxFH34hO2 (click on link or copy and paste in your

browser).

Picnic

Our Western Roundup Picnic is scheduled for Thursday, July 20 from 6 – 8 pm. Thank you to all that signed

up to bring food. We will have the sign-up sheet available at the next General Meeting (June 8) if you missed

it. We plan to continue with the auction tradition. More information will be available through e-blasts.

Recruitment

Any ideas or suggestions you have regarding recruiting new members, let me know. Or if you remember a

particularly successful event, send me the details. We tentatively are scheduling our event for September. If

you know of someone that is interested in our club, let them know about our meetings and send me their

contact information so that I can invite them.

If you have any questions regarding Membership, please email anytime.

Kaycee Stack – 2nd VP, Membership Chairman


ART COMMUNITY SERVICE

STUDENT ART CONTEST

The club’s annual Student Art Contest culminated in the Award Ceremony on

May the 4th. We had 26 students that were awarded $4,625 in prize money

with 29 prizes. We had 2 students that won in 2 categories and “Best of Show”

also received 1st place in the Division 1 Drawing Category.

For those of you that are not familiar with the Student Art Contest rules, here

is a short summarization. We have two divisions, Division 1 (grades 11 & 12)

and Division 2 (grades 09-10). Inside both divisions, we have four categories:

painting, drawing, photography, and 3-D art. The competition is within

division and category.

“Best of Show” & “Drawing 1st Prize”

Brittany Hethcoat, El Dorado High.


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We awarded 28 prizes, and also had a “Best of Show”. We did not have entries this year in the 3-D Art

Category Division 2. We received 187 entries from our high schools within the Placentia/Yorba Linda

Unified School District. Art entries were judged by artists from the local art community.

The award ceremony was truly a work of art. Both students and art teachers were very satisfied with the

way the club has conducted the Student Art Contest. The teachers specifically mentioned how happy they

were with the club’s current set-up.

On the 1st of May, all the art work was received in the Yorba Room at the Community Center. On the 2nd,

we have the judges come in and determine the winners. Certificates were then generated for the 29

prizes.

In order for the club to do all of this, we need a lot of help from club members that volunteer their time

throughout these days. On the 2nd of May, we had volunteers that came in at 7:15 a.m. and left at 5:30 p.m.

From the bottom of my heart, I thank all of you that came through and helped with the Student Art Contest:

Karlene Ballard, Sandee Van Oyen, Sandy Weinrich, Linda Zielke (co-chairperson), Dotti Jensen, Jewel

Hollingsworth, Mel Bond, Pat Porter, Heather Laporte, Aileen Baker, Kathy Carswell, Pam Tice, Martha

Doose, and Nancy Capel. And husbands; Duke Walls (who took a vacation day to help out) and Glenn Zielke

that both did the ‘heavy lifting’ for us. Special thanks go out to Margie Donovan who did an outstanding

job of getting all the art students up on the stage in the correct order at the Award Ceremony.

I do hope I have not forgotten anyone. As

I said, without your help there would not

have been a Student Art Contest. It has

been a fantastic honor for me to serve the

club and the local art community these

past two years as a co-chairman of this

successful project.

Some YLWC Art Contest Volunteers ~ L to R Top Row: Karlene Ballard, Sandee

Van Oyen, Sandy Weinrich, Linda Zielke & Dottie Jensen. Front Row ~ L to R:

Astrid Walls, Jewel Hollingworth, Mel Bond & Pat Porter.

Astrid Walls & Linda Zielke, Co-Chairmen

714.993.2817 ~ [email protected] 714.693.0975 ~ [email protected]




CULTURAL ARTS IN THE COMMUNITY

Nixon Library ~ 714.993.5075

Below are Sunday Concerts which begin at 2:00 p.m., doors open at 1:30 p.m.

June 4: Musical Arts Club of Orange County Winners Recital

June 11: Orange Empire Barbershop Chorus

June 25: Lyric Soprano, Melanie Pedro

La Mirada Theatre ~ 714.994.6310

Play: Musical “Man of La Mancha”. Don Quixote embarks on an unpredictable adventure. A beautiful

Spanish-influenced score. June 2 to June 25, 2017. Call theatre for times and prices.

Pacific Symphony/2017 Summerfest ~ 714.755.5799 ~ Pacific Amphitheatre, O.C. Fair & Event Ctr.

Concert: “Born to Rock in the U.S.A”. Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 8:00 p.m.

Concert: “Kenny Loggins”. Wednesday, July 12, 2017, at 8:00 p.m.

Concert: “Jurassic Park.” Pacific Symphony performs John Williams score. Saturday, August 19, 2017 at

8:00 p.m.

Concert: Pacific Symphony performs Tchaikovsky Spectacular. Saturday, September 9, 2017 at 8:00 p.m.

Yorba Linda Summer Concerts, Hurless Barton Park, Casa Loma Ave. 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Sunday, July 16, 2017: Hot August Night (Neil Diamond Tribute).

Sunday, July 23, 2017: Kelly Rae Band, Country Rock.

Sunday, July 30, 2017: The Skinny Little Twits (Classic Rock).

Sunday, August 6, 2017: The Reflexx.

Sunday, August 13, 2017: Pop Vinyl.

Yorba Linda Library ~ 714.777.2873

Concert: “Beach Boys Tribute Band.” Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 2:00 p.m.

Craft Night: Supplies and instruction will be provided. Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. Three

different crafts.

Painting: Enjoy an introduction to Chinese Brush Painting on rice paper. Wednesday, July 12, 2017 at

7:00 p.m.

Sculpture: Enjoy an introduction to clay sculpture. Saturday, July 22, 2017 at 2:00 p.m.

Diane Harris, Chairman 714.993.1798~ [email protected]


CONSERVATION COMMUNITY SERVICE

ZURURA

Zurura, a male elephant born in 2005 is sponsored by Leslie Sorrells. He

was seven to eight weeks old when he was found by miners. He fell into

an open faced ruby mine between Tsavo East and Tsavo West during the

night. The area of the ruby mine forms a migratory corridor long used by

elephants to move between the two Tsavo’s, which is now populated by

an expanding human population making passage extremely dangerous

for elephants. They have taken to streaking through under the cover of

darkness.

Disturbed earth all around the pit was evidence that the herd had

struggled long and hard to retrieve the calf that had fallen in during this

process, but eventually the Matriarch had to make the terrible decision to abandon the trapped tiny baby in order to

ensure the safety of the rest of her family before daybreak. By morning, what seemed to be a ghost herd had vanished.

There was no sign of elephants anywhere.

The miners who rescued the baby elephant named him Zurura being the Swahili word for The Wanderer and took him

to the police station where the Kenya Wildlife Service contacted The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust who immediately

sent their mobile Veterinary Unit. The calf remained very calm and has done remarkably well.

Leslie Sorrells, Chairman


GODOMA

Godoma, a female elephant sponsored by Pat Robert, was five to six months

old when found bruised and battered in a well by Conservancy Scouts from

the Taita Hills Sanctuary. The scouts came to her aid and retrieved her from

the water in the hopes that her mother and herd might return for her.

The calf was still milk dependent, only a couple of months old, and cut a

vulnerable figure as she trailed a herd of zebra and three buffalo on the open

plains. She was kept under observation for most of the day, but there were no

other elephants in the area and how long she had been trapped was unclear.

While there was still time to mount a rescue, the elephant keepers from David

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Voi were contacted and the men wasted no time

getting to the site with much needed milk formula while it was still daylight.

She cried much of the night, missing her lost family, but with the reassuring company of the rest of the nursery orphans,

along with loving attention from her keepers, she eventually settled. She is called Godoma, the name of the valley close

to where she was rescued.

Leslie Sorrells, Chairman




EDUCATION COMMUNITY SERVICE

YORBA LINDA WOMAN’S CLUB

2017 ART, LEADERSHIP & SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

In 1961, the Yorba Linda Woman's Club gave their first scholarships by awarding two local students $50

each. This year, on May 4th the Club awarded approximately $20,000 in scholarships and art awards funded

by our club, our wonderful sponsors and proceeds from the Spring and Fall Craft Faires. These students are

ambitious role models who exemplify the values of the Yorba Linda Woman's Club Among the glitz and

glamour of the Yorba Room, 40 local high school students from local area schools received their award

certificates and checks. In attendance at the ceremony were the students' families, friends, art teachers and

school principals as well as several local dignitaries: Mayor Pro Tem Gene Hernandez, City Councilmember

Tara Campbell, and representatives from the offices of Congressman Ed Royce, Senator Josh Newman,

Assemblyman Phillip Chen and Supervisor Todd Spitzer.




An evening of fun and accomplishment along with desserts and drinks were shared by all. Congratulations

to all of these talented students ~ your efforts and creativity make us proud!

The awards ceremony evening was a wonderful culmination of all the outstanding work of the Yorba Linda Woman’s Club. The club members dedicate their time to planning, coordinating, advertising, etc. to continue these successful events so that we can give back to our community and young students through scholarships and awards. Academic & Vocational Scholarship Winners:

L-R: Jason Duy A. Ta, Kiannah Dole, Lindsey Kitchen, Susan Hillman Drawing Category: Kathleen Guevara

(Scholarship Chair), Dillon Kanne, Aiden Crowley, Garrett Pipkin & Derick Ma.

& Marissa Zarda-Ostrowski.

Division I Winners (Grades 11-12):

3-D Art Category ~ L-R: Brandon Bollinger, Crystal Servin Painting Category ~ L-R: Jiyoo Jeong, Annie Hua,

& Andres Orduna. Heather Jung & Lauren Schaefer.




HOBY Leadership Award Winners:

L-R: Regan Milsap, Lauran Bui, Marissa Berridge & Delaney Photography Category ~ L-R: Kelly Casterline, Kylie Morford,

Austin. Megan Parent and Sara Jackson.

JOYA Scholarship Winners:

L-R: Laura Macias, Exec. Director of JOYA Scholars, Juan Drawing Category ~ L-R: Gavin Braun, Naomi Stokes &

Jimenez, Cristain Flores, Allison Martin, Rep. for Congressman Makelia Lopez.

Ed Royce & Marcia Willett, Club Past President.

Division II Winners (Grades 9-10)

Photography Category ~ L-R: Noelle Wellendorf, Justin Painting Category ~ L-R: Camey Liu, Margaryta Tumashyk &

Ehlen, Tabitha Rogers and Grace Real. Corinne Green.




“BEST OF SHOW”

Brittany Hethcoat, El Dorado High School

Kim Cantrell, Publicity Chairman & Martha Doose 714.403.3524 ~ [email protected]

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TOPEZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL READING PROGRAM

Our reading program at Topaz Elementary served the needs of children in the Special

Pre-Kindergarten, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Grades. Eight (8) of our

members committed to reading to various age groups at Topaz (194 students), over a

span of six months, beginning in January, 2017. It is expected that by our last reading

session on June 9, 2017, members will have volunteered their time and talents, 90 out

of 105 school days, or 86 % of the school days. Students benefited from our service by

learning how to use their imagination to journey into new adventures. “Studies show that reading aloud to

children, more than talking, builds literacy.” (EdSource, Highlighting Strategies for Student Success).

In addition to reading weekly, three of our members (Margie Donovan, Ans Varenhorst and Sandy Weinrich)

also read on March 2, 2017, for the Read Across America Program. Maria Lumby, Topez School Librarian, is

in the throes of testing the students on their proficiency skills in reading. The establishment of this program

on March 2, 1998, was to celebrate reading and commemorate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday. Also, joining us on this

special day was our President, Louise Hernandez and our Dean, Linda Queen.

Many of our readers are grandmothers and have provided that “grandmother’s touch” for students who

have never experienced a relationship with grandma. But, the hug, the concern, the smile, the thank

you, the respect, the interest and the trust are just a small sampling of the “gifts” we all have received

back from our students at Topaz. (Continued on Page 13)




Topez Elementary School staff and YLWC volunteers: YLWC volunteers are as follows: Front row ~ 3rd to left: Ans Varenhorst, Louise Hernandez~YLWC President, Linda Queen ~ YLWC Dean, Sandy

Weinrich & Margie Donovan. Far right in hat: Maria Lumby, Topez School Librarian & Christina Jennings and her dog Gigi representing BARK (Beach Animals Reading with Kids).

Mary Lien, Chairman 714.485.2162 ~ [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________

The committee is open to any suggestions the members may have to add to our education projects. This has been an active year for our education volunteers. Mary Lien has done a fantastic job as our Topaz Elementary School Liaison for the reading program. Many of you have helped with this project. Our Box Tops for Education brought in over $40 to donate to Topez Elementary School. The Yorba Linda Library display turned out well thanks to all the wonderful projects we were able to display. We are looking forward to next year. Remember to save those Box Tops for Education, mainly from General Mills products. Linda Woods & Heather Laporte, Co-Chairmen 714.261.1023 ~ [email protected] 714.528.1866 ~ [email protected]



HOME LIFE COMMUNITY SERVICE

SEW KIND AND THREADS OF LOVE

Venita’s sewing group will continue to meet during the summer as usual on the 1st

Thursday of each month. The next workshop will be on June 1st in the clubroom

from 1:00-3:00 p.m. There were a couple new members who have joined us and we

welcome everyone to help with all our projects. There were quite a few aprons

donated to the request from Venita and she now has enough so no more donations

are needed. Thanks to all who donated or sewed aprons for this project.

Jackie’s Threads of Love group will meet on June 8th in the clubroom from 1:00-3:00 p.m.

The Threads of Love group will be taking a break from the workshops in July & August and will resume in

September. There is a need for volunteers to help stuff the heads that are used for the Lovie Dolls. Come by

the workshop on June 8th to see what is involved, or give Jackie a call and she will show you what you need

to know. It is very simple; anyone can do this job. Jackie requests that if anyone could crochet small baby

hats, using a rather fine thread, she needs these for the preemie babies. For information, see or call Jackie.

Venita Baker & Aileen Baker, Sew Kind Co-Chairman 657.363.8788 [email protected] 714.528.9788 [email protected] Jackie McPheeters, Threads of Love, Chairman 714.854.9272 ~ [email protected]

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Thank you to the members that have registered! Your support is appreciated!

For anyone new to Relay for Life it is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking

around a track. Our event is 19 hours in length and each team is asked to have a member on the track

at all times to signify that cancer never sleeps. Cancer patients don't stop because they're tired, and

for one night, neither do we.

Each team sets up a themed campsite at the event and continues their fundraising efforts by collect-ing donations for food, goods, games, and/or activities. This money will count towards their overall team fundraising goal.






This year’s event is scheduled for August 4 – 5, 2017 at Yorba Linda Middle School. You can join our team at

any time and there is no fee to register. Go to relay.acsevents.org to sign up. We look forward to a

successful event!

To help with our team fundraising, Bunco is scheduled on June 13 and an online Origami Owl jewelry party

is scheduled very soon.

To date, we have 18 members who have raised $2,545 – over half of our goal! The Placentia/Yorba Linda

event has raised $7,172.95. Your help is needed to reach our goals. Your funds support the many resources

ACS (American Cancer Society) provides including, information, and service programs. ACS offer

rides to and from treatments (Road to Recovery Program), patient lodging (Hope Lodge and Hotel

Partners Program), and videos to provide more in-depth information on nearly any topic you want to

learn about.

If you would like more information or know someone that would like to be a sponsor, let me know.

Kaycee Stack, Chairman


SECTION LEADER

GET A HEAD START ON YOUR SUMMER READING

The following books were discussed by Book Club members in May. They are great titles for you to check

out when you are looking for a good book to read this summer.

Insidious…………………………Catherine Coulter

A Gentleman in Moscow………...Amor Towles

Two by Two………………………Nicholas Sparks

Magic……………………………………Danielle Steel

Join us in the fall when we will reconvene on the first Tuesday of every month to share our

favorite books. See you on September 5th at 9:30 a.m. in the Club Room. Check with our

Head Librarian, Sandy Weinrich for more information.

Sandy Weinrich, Chairman



NOMINATING & BYLAWS COMMITTEES

Sign-up now for next year’s Nominating and Bylaws Committees. Contact Peggy

Markson or use the sign-up sheets at the June 8th and next Fall’s General Meetings. Information about the committees is in the Yearbook. Peggy Markson, Parliamentarian 714.637.3576 ~ [email protected]

VETERANS MEMORIAL CELEBRATION Each year the YLWC attends a Flag Ceremony to honor our veterans at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Yorba Linda. The event took place this year on May 25th. Afterwards, the last Socialites Out-to-Dinner for the year took place at the Gusto D’ Oro Restaurant.

Veteran’s Memorial Park YLWC Socialites Out-To-Dinner event

MESSAGE FROM YOUR EDITOR Each month when I receive your articles, I read and arrange their order by project for the newsletter. I’m always impressed with all of your articles and the way your writing styles and personalities shine through. I want to thank each of you who have contributed articles and photos for the newsletter. Your articles have helped make our newsletter, Yorba Linda Lights, the winner in the Large Club Newsletter Category for the State of California. Have a great summer! Jan Lavison, Editor 714.993.5237 ~ [email protected]


JUNE 2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 SEW KIND 1-4pm

2

3

4

5

6 JOINT BD. MTG. 7pm

(Date Change)

7

8

THREADS OF LOVE

1-3pm

GEN. MTG., SOCIAL

6pm, Mtg. 7pm

(Date Change)

9

10 GARAGE SALE

11 12

13 BUNCO – 7pm

14

15

16

17

18 FATHER’S DAY

19

20

21 FIRST DAY OF

SUMMER

22

23 CFWC CONVENTION

PALM DESERT

24 CFWC

CONVENTION

PALM DESERT

25 CFWC

CONVENTION

PALM DESERT

26 CFWC

CONVENTION

PALM DESERT

27

28

29

30

WOMEN OUT WALKING (W.O.W.) – Every Tuesday & Friday at 8am. Meet on the west side of the Community Center at the Trail Head. NOTE: No Socialites-Out-to-Lunch or Out-to-Dinner scheduled for June.

JULY 2017 CALENDAR

06 Sew Kind – 1-4pm

24 Club Picnic – Hurless Barton Park – 6-8pm NO SOCIALITES OUT-TO-LUNCH OR DINNER SCHEDULED

AUGUST 2017 CALENDAR

03 Sew Kind – 1-4pm

04-05 Relay for Life – Yorba Linda Middle School

21 September Newsletter Articles Due

24 Annual Membership Event – 7pm NO SOCIALITES OUT-TO-LUNCH OR DINNER SCHEDULED

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YORBA LINDA LIGHTS · Kaycee Stack – 2nd VP, Membership Chairman 714.334.4565 ~ [email protected] ART COMMUNITY SERVICE STUDENT ART CONTEST The club’s annual Student Art Contest