Women honored for achievements

Laura Davick, Vera Martinez, Lucinda Prewitt, Jean Raun, K Turner,

and Natalie Zucker will be honored when the American Assn. of

University Women holds its sixth anniversary dinner celebrating women

leaders of Laguna Beach on Oct. 25.

Laura Davick, environment, saved the Crystal Cove cottages.

Vera Martinez, community, is in charge of facilities for Head

Start Orange County and was president of Santa Monica and Fullerton

colleges.

Lucinda “Cindy” Prewitt started the chamber music first Sunday

series, Laguna Beach Live and worked with the first Community Service

Program youth shelter in Laguna.

Jean Raun, public policy advocacy, was long time president of the

League of Women Voters and has worked many years on getting out the

vote.

K Turner, education, has been on the Laguna Unified School

District school board for 10 years and is winner of Orange County

Board of Education’s Outstanding Contribution to Education award.

Natalie Zucker, community service, has been a docent at the Laguna

Art Museum since 1997 and works with support groups for men with HIV

and/or Aids at Laguna Shanti.

The association has honored 41 women for their leadership service

to the Laguna community.

On Oct. 25 June Neptune, a 2001 honoree, will provide wine during

the 5:30 p.m. social hour with Ed Merilees on the keyboard. The

dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. at Tivoli Too, 777 Laguna Canyon

Road.

For more information, call Carol Reynolds at (949) 497-0986 or

send a check for $38 to Katie Haven at 915 Hyde Court, Costa Mesa, CA

92656.