Page 22 - Lifestyles in Palm Beach Gardens - March '23

Page 22, Lifestyles in Palm Beach Gardens
Panhellenic Alumnae Of Palm Beach County Announces

Speaker For March Fundraiser

Second Vice President, Kimberly Brock, was pleased extensive to list, so members and guests are looking forward or above and are residents of Palm Beach County. They
to announce that everything is in readiness for the March to hearing all about her life and many careers. must have a GPA of 3.0 or above and show a financial
Second Annual Scholarship Benefit Luncheon of the The luncheon will be held at the Abacoa Golf Club in need. Application forms are found on the Panhellenic
Panhellenic Alumnae of Palm Beach County during the Feb. Jupiter. This is the first time it’s been held since 2020, so Alumnae’s website.
11 meeting at her home. Cynthia Hite, Florida Emmy Award its return is well anticipated. As in the past there will be Panhellenic Alumnae of Palm Beach County,
winner, media specialist, a partner in a private investigation raffle baskets, a silent auction, a 50/50 split of money, a celebrating its 96th Anniversary, is also a member of
company, and a talented performer, will discuss her life chance to win a lottery hat, and door prizes, and for the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) which consists
and various talents at the luncheon. Her biography is too first time there will be a buffet instead of plated meals. of 26 women’s NPC sororities or fraternities.
The event raises money for scholarships to be awarded
to college women carrying a full load in their third year

Officers of Panhellenic Alumnae of Palm Beach County Patty Honnie McClear, Meg Kravetz, Cheryl Gooding, Sandy
Hiscock, Nancy Stainback, Jeanne Hibbard, and Kimberly With lunch finished, Barbara Palmer, Karen Tirburzi, Jeanne Scavnicky, Stacey Easterling, Joyce Garberoglio, and
Brock pose after the business portion of the Feb. 11 meeting. Hibbard, Shirley Collee, and Kathleen Pollack enjoy time Anita Spassoff share some time together at the Panhellenic
to sit and visit. Alumnae meeting.
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Moon

Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
Ticket To The Moon, a tribute band, performed a
June free concert at Abacoa featuring the music of
ELO, The Electric Light Orchestra.
ELO is an English rock band formed in Birmingham
in 1970 by songwriters-multi-instrumentalists Jeff Lynne
and Roy Wood with drummer Bev Bevan.
Their music is a fusion of Beatles pop, and classical
arrangements.
Hosted by Legends Radio and presented by
Schumacher Automotive Group, the Abacoa live Expires 4/15/23.
concert series are free each month and open to the
public who bring their chairs and blankets for an State Licensed & Insured
evening of live music in the beautiful outdoor setting. Serving Palm Beach County CPC # 1457468 • LPG#30099
Some great ELO songs include, Can’t Get It Out of My
Head, Eldorado, Face the Music, Evil Woman, Strange
Magic, Don’t Bring Me Down, Shine a Little Love, Last
Train to London, Out of the Blue, and Newton-John’s
Magic from Xanadu, Ticket to the Moon, I’m Alive, All
Over the World, Don’t Walk Away, and more hits.