Bring ye thine appetite
They will dine with the queen and her court and enjoy an extraordinary evening filled with rich entertainment, fine costuming, and delicious dining..

Pomona surfed into Beach Boys’ safari history
Just weeks after the band’s ill-received guest performance at the famed Rendezvous Ballroom in Balboa, The Beach Boys followed a series of benefit appearances with their first professional club performance. The two-night stand was at Pomona’s Rainbow Gardens nightclub located at 150 E.

Conference equips parents with tools
Pomona Unified parents and educators recently gathered at Harrison Elementary School for the third annual Readiness Conference, a program geared toward providing African American parents with guidance on how to support the education of their children from birth to eighth grade.

INSIDE
HOME OF THE WEEK 2541 Third St., La Verne, recently sold for $635,000..

Cucamonga Valley Water District dedicates Arthur H. Bridge Water
Combined with ground water supplies, canyon water sources are assisting CVWD with becoming less reliant on imported water. The Bridge Plant and Cucamonga Canyon facilities enable the District to capture high-quality canyon water, treat it and serve it to CVWD’s nearly 200,000 customers.

Mt. SAC awarded NSF grant for STEM education
and Math) Teacher Preparation Program will provide academic support, enrichment activities, teaching opportunities and research experience for current Mt. SAC students who are interested in becoming science teachers..

David & Margaret to host annual Holiday Open House
David & Margaret Youth and Family Services serves more than 1,000 clients annually through a comprehensive range of services, including residentially based foster program for adolescent girls, shelter care, a foster family agency, adoption...

Inland Pacific Ballet to present ‘Nutcracker’ ballet
Founded in 1994 by Victoria Koenig and Kevin Frank Myers, the Inland Pacific Ballet has become one of Southern California’s cultural jewels, producing exquisitely staged productions of full-length classic story ballets as well as the best in contemporary choreography.

Chino Valley Medical Center launches its new Patients on Board p
Chino Valley Medical Center is actively recruiting Patient-Family Advisors, or PFAs, for this important new venture. As patient advisors to the hospital, PFAs will participate in a wide variety of projects and help CVMC identify areas of improvement for processes, protocols, policies and patient care.

LIBRARIES
RANCHO CUCAMONGA Nov. 17 Bouncing Babies Storytime 10 a.m., Paul A. Biane Library, 12505 Cultural Center Drive The Paul A. Biane Library will hold Bouncing Babies Storytime, a reading event for ages zero to 23 months. Registration is required. For more information, visit www.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR
LA VERNE Nov. 17 La Verne Academy Lecture Series: ‘Metropolitan Systems and Networks as Complex Adaptive System’ Noon, University of La Verne, 1950 Third St. University of La Verne presents Jack Meek, who will speak on “Metropolitan Systems and Networks as Complex Adaptive Systems” at the president’s dining room.

ARTS CALENDAR
LA VERNE Nov. 17 Tall Wall Space solo art exhibit 9 a.m., University of La Verne, 1950 Third St. University of La Verne’s Art and Communications building is featuring an exhibit, titled Tall Wall Space solo art exhibit. The exhibit will feature “Radius Abstractus” by Augusto Sandroni, according to the University of La Verne.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
802 Avenida Bernardo DATE: Oct. 9 PRICE: $630,000 BUYER/SELLER: George E. David (trustee), Jody B. Davis (trustee) and the George E. and Jody B. Davis (living trust)/Helen Eddy (trustee), William Charles Sherrard (trustee) and the Helen J. Eddy and Arthur N.

Ambassador Edward Marks to speak at Temple Beth Israel
He was appointed to the Foreign Service in 1956, with assignments in Kenya, Mexico, Angola, Zambia, Belgium and Zaire.

Make your holiday house guests feel right at home
The day before guests arrive is no time to pull apart junk drawers and clean out linen closets. Get a head start and remove clutter from guest rooms and living areas. Add small side tables next to living room seating to provide spots for snacks and beverages, and have some extra folding chairs available if necessary.