Idyllwild Garden Club new board members named

ByTown Crier

At its monthly meeting held at Community Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, Oct. 4, the Idyllwild Garden Club chose a new board of directors. The new officers, from left, are Co-Secretary Ann Castillo and Ginny Millard, Treasurer Sherry Edwards, First Vice President Erin O’Neill and new Garden Club President Tony Berthelotte. Photo by Cid Castillo

Idyllwild Garden Club outgoing President Harold Voorheis received a “Certificate of Appreciation” presented by new President Tony Berthelotte for his for work and dedication during his tenure. Photo by Cid Castillo

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