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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2003
Page
3
A compact guide surveys Laguna from top to bottom, noting notable spots from the northern coastline through the southern beaches. The piece highlights viewpoints, local features, and travel cues for visitors exploring the area.
The Exchange Club of Laguna Beach meets at 12 15 p m on Thursday December 4 at the Hotel Laguna. Laura Bandy Bolsa Chica Conservancy education director talks about restoring wetlands north of Huntington Beach and bridging Pacific Coast Highway to reopen the area to the ocean. Cost 20 dollars and reservations via 499 8155.
The Art Escapes series by Laguna Outreach Community Arts LOCA runs with Vicki Sommer and Laury Phillips presenting art cards at Pottery Shack 1212 S Coast Hwy. Evening sessions occur at Wells Fargo Bank on the third Thursday. Cost 30 dollars includes materials. RSVP 363 4700.
The annual Thanksgiving pot luck dinner will be held at noon at Laguna Presbyterian Church located at Second Street and Forest Avenue. It moves from Bluebird Park due to construction and invites all to bring a traditional or nontraditional dish. Volunteers should arrive by 11 am in Tankersley Hall to help set up. cooks with turkeys should call 497-2239 and for other information call 497-3936.
The Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly networking breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Friday at Canyon Lodge American Grill. Suzan Fiskin, a business consultant and certified coach, will speak. Admission is 15 for members and 20 for visitors at the door. Call 494-1018 extension 1.
Laguna Beach police tighten seatbelt enforcement with a $10,000 state grant and a campaign running through November 30. Officials cite 8.8 percent unbelted Californians and 1,268 unbelted fatalities last year, urging all drivers and especially parents to buckle up and use proper child restraints.
The Housing and Human Affairs Commission meets at 4 30 p m today in City Hall conference room 505 Forest Ave Jim Grossman chair Pat Barry staff liaison Call 497 0716 The Board of Adjustment Design Review Board meets at 6 p m today in City Council Chamber 505 Forest Ave Ben Simon chair John Tilton staff liaison Call 497 0714 or 497 0328 The Arts Commission meets at 530 p m Monday in City Council Chamber 505 Forest Ave Jan Sattler chair Sian Poeschl staff liaison Call Cultural Arts Department at 497 0722 This week is compiled by Freda Freeman at free manocre gister com or 454 7385
A 2 p.m. Sunday talk titled The Healing Power of Peacemaking, at the Forum Theatre on 650 Laguna Canyon Road, explores if world peace is possible and Jesus Christ's message relevance. Police Chief James Spreine will introduce Marian English from Colorado Springs, noting the 62nd Pearl Harbor anniversary. Child care is provided at the Christian Science Reading Room. call 494-4503.
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