Issue 3 (April

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Issue 3 (April

Volume 2006, Issue 3
Latitude 38 Parrothead Club
July 1, 2006
Latitude 38 º
President’s Phlock Talk...Jeannine Happ
Happy Summer! I’m looking forward to everything coming up, and I’d like to
get a sense of why people aren’t showing up for events. I’ll be setting up a poll
on the yahoo list to try to flesh out some reasons, and maybe we can come up
with solutions that will meet the needs of all of our members.
Special points of interest:
Jeannine in Key West.
Concert report
• Larry’s Famous Etoufee
• New Members
Jimmy once again proved why people are willing to dish out huge sums of hard earned money to see
him every year. This was by far the best concert experience I have had! He played Floridays which is
my favorite song, and Tampico Trauma, which I haven't heard in concert since he stopped playing
Northern CA in October. He was joined by Bill Payne of Little Feat, and played a decent version of Little
Feat's Dixie Chicken.
• 2006 MOTM
• Phins To The West
• Off To See The Keys
• Photo Gallery
What really sent me over the top this year was the spirit of camaraderie. All of the great energy flowing
from the band and the audience, being able to meet new people, and old friends and have a fun
time! I haven't enjoyed a concert like that in I don't know how long.
I have to give credit to my BOD for stepping up to the plate to recruit new members, and we had a great
showing at our pre-concert party, where the feeling of family really started!
Inside this issue:
J9
Charity News
2
Board of Directors
3
Tropical Reading & Recipes
Tropical Music
4
5
2006 MOTM
Newsletter Name Contest
8
Off To See The Keys
Parrot Points
9
11
Photo Gallery
12
Another Successful Phins to the West
The 3rd Annual Phins to the West was held at the Avi Casino and Resort in
Laughlin, NV. A 9-hour drive from Sacramento or 2 hours from Las Vegas,
the Avi is a mirage in the desert. It has a movie theater (saw Hoot), 3 buffets, a café, a pool and a beach on the Colorado.
Representing Latitude 38 were Kathleen Henry, Joe & Deb Pena, Linda Sortal, Roni & Skeets Jennings, Russ & Susie Hudson, Sandy Waters, and
Cathie Wartelle. Old friend, Deb McCall, was there too. We hung out with
some of the Pirates of the Delta and met a lot new friends.
A lot of great bands played this year including Hanna’s Reef, Jim Hoehn,
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Membership...Jena Lockwood, Vice President & Membership
2006 opened with some new
members.
We Need More Fruitcakes!!
Welcome New Parrotheads
Applications can be
downloaded off of our yahoo
group site or you can forward
any new names and email addresses to the incoming VP
Jena Lockwood at
[email protected].
Goodbye Old Friends, Hope to
See You Again
Welcome Back!
No Additions
No Changes
Big Round Ball… Cheryl Bashor
Rebuilding Together
Helping Our
Community
and
Environment”
“
On April 8th our members were
spending their Saturday helping
those less fortunate. J9 Happ,
Rich and Julie Duchscherer,
Susie and Rus Hudson, Kathleen Henry, Carroll Wills and
Cheryl Bashor were the cleanup crew. We spent the day
removing all the junk from the
basement, backyard, garage
and house we were assigned to.
The junk just kept coming and
coming and coming. It was our
job to get the property ready for
the skilled workers that were
coming back the following
weekends. The homeowner
Delphrene Smith-Franklin has
back problems and has been
unable to keep up with the
maintenance of her home.
Each volunteer received a free
t-shirt and lunch and a very
touching thank you from Del
and her family. Most everyone
was in tears as we said our
good-byes.
The Marine Mammal Center
The MMC is currently undergo-
ing construction to expand,
improve and update the facility
but that didn’t keep the Latitude 38 PHC volunteers away.
On June 24th Susie and Rus
Hudson, Jesus and Tonya Cano,
Ray and Cheryl Bashor, Cathie
Wartell, Kathleen Henry and
Kathleen’s nephew – the always hard working Anthony Cole
made the long trek to Sausalito
and The Marine Mammal Center. The work was back breaking and boring. We were instructed to remove any and all
Cape Ivy we came across in a
1/8 acre parcel the center was
just given. To make it worse we
were asked to avoid removing
or stepping on any other vegetation. Yea right, the Cape Ivy
was everywhere and intertwined
in everything. We did our best
and removed mounds and
mounds of the aggressive nonnative plant. After our shift
Tony, the volunteer coordinator
and our personal tour guide,
gave us the special “Rock Star”
tour of the facility. We got to go
behind the scenes and see the
mammals up close and personal!
2006 Charity/Environmental/
Community Service Dates
(Other fun dates to remember)
8/25-8/27 Brannon Island
clean-up and camp-out
9/9 3pm(?) CFF Luau (adults
only) **New Date**
9/15-9/17 AWARE clean-up
and camp-out Solano Lake
9/16 AWARE International
Clean-up day
10/7 Alzheimer's Memory Walk
Treasure Island
10/21 Poker Tournament
11/3 - 11/5 MOTM
11/12 AGM
12/9 Holiday party
Upcoming Events
The Angelman Syndrome/CFRI
Bowl-A-Thon has been canceled
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2006 Board of Directors and Members At Large
Member at Large
President
Treasurer/Election Chair
Interim Member at Large
Events
Ray Smith
Newsletter
Sandy Riggs
Kathleen Henry
Jeannine Happ
Secretary
Vice President
Carroll Wills
Jena Lockwood
Charity & Environmental
Member at Large
Coordinator
Marketing
Cheryl Bashor
Susie Hudson
Phins cont
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Kelly McGuire, Sunny Jim White
The Boat Drunks, Rob Mehl and
Stars on the Water who played
a kick butt show. Former Coral
Reefers Amy Lee and T.C
Mitchell played sets and were
great as always. Amy even
posed for some pictures and
signed autographs with us.
Whoever has those pictures
and the ones with Sunny Jim,
please send them to me at
[email protected].
The food was wonderful, the
staff friendly, the new pool was
out of this world, the music
thumping, and the weather was
hot!
My traveling mates and I had
the pleasure of having breakfast with Jerry Gontang of Stars
on the Water. As sweet a guy
as you ever want to meet.
The Avi Resort has a beach on
the Colorado, a brand new pool,
a great buffet restaurant and a
café with a 99 cents breakfast
to die for. Ok maybe not die,
but it was good.
Some of our members bid in
the silent auctions and some
even won. Dale won a basket
of DVD & VHS movies. I won a
bronze Hawaiian Hula Statue by
artist Kim Taylor Reece.
This year’s event benefited the
Boy and Girls Club of Aha
Macav, the Boys and Girls Club
of Indian Country and Children’s
Cancer Research Fund.
Check out some of the sponsors: Huanna Glass (Beautiful
watercolors) at http://
www.huannaglass.com; Maui
Jim Sunglasses at http://
www.mauijim.com/mjweb/
public/index.jsp; Margaritaville
Tequila; and Southern Wine and
Spirits at http://
www.southernwine.com.
Pete Faranelli and the Arizona
Parrothead Club and the LA
Parrothead Club are the founders of this event. This year,
there were 23 participating
partner club including Latitude
38 helping to sponsor Phins.
Webmaster
Rob Borsdorf
Don’t forget to put this wonderful event on your calendar for
next year. As soon as the dates
for next year come out, I will let
everyone know. The 3rd Annual
Phins To the West has come to
a close.
Pohakea — Dawn’s Light
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Tropical Reading (For The Bibliophiles Amongst us.)
Books To Get Lost In At The
Beach
is at it again in over-the-top
adventures.
Beach Road
Cross Country: 15 years and
90,000 miles on the roads and
Interstates of America
By James Patterson & Peter
DeJonge
By Robert Sullivan
Marley & Me
Set in the East Hamptons
beach town of Montauk, this
novel deals with money, deception, race, and perceptions.
Couldn’t put it down.
Road trip ode to all families who
have traveled by car across
America. Fascinating & funny
read.
By John Grogan
A columnist and his wife learn
some life lessons from their
neurotic dog.
The Mammoth Book of Pirates
Twelve Sharp
By Janet Evanovich
By Jon E. Lewis
Don’t Make A Black Women
Take Her Earrings Off
Bounty Hunter Stephanie Plum
“Jamaica
Meets
California for
a fantastic
meal. ”
Black Order
By James Rollins
The Sacramento author’s Sigma
Force Team is back facing danger and close calls as it mixes
science and philosophy to unravel a compelling puzzle.
AARRRGGH! 28 tales from the
Golden Age of Piracy.
By Tyler Perry
Funny by the creator of Madea.
Tropical Cooking
Butterflied Jerk Chicken
INDOOR: Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Follow directions for preparing chicken. Lay
chicken (skin side up) on a foil-lined pan. Roast in preheated oven for 30 minutes.
Turn brush with glaze and continue roasting for 10 minutes. Turn once more generously brush with glaze and cook an additional 10 to 15 minutes or until done.
For Chicken:
1 whole roasting chicken
1/4 cup Jamaican jerk seasoning
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
For Glaze:
1 cup dark rum
1/4 cup frozen pineapple juice concentrate
1 teaspoon allspice
2 tablespoons brown sugar
Sandra Lee's signature SemiHomemade approach to cooking
and home decorating offers
savvy shortcuts and down-toearth secrets for creating a
beautiful, affordable and most of
all, doable life.
To butterfly chicken, start by removing neck, giblets, and cut away excess fat. Next,
take a pair of kitchen shears and cut along both sides of backbone to remove. Turn
chicken over skin side up and press down between the breasts to break the keel bone
(this will allow the chicken to lay very flat on grill).
In a small bowl, combine jerk seasoning, cloves, and cinnamon. Sprinkle liberally over
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Pictures (Clockwise)
1.
Sandy, Susie & Judy
2.
Joe, Russ, Susie, &
Dale
3.
Roni & Skeets
4.
Joe & Deb
5.
The AZ Flamingo Girls
6.
Kathleen
7.
Deb & her infamous
jello shots
8.
Sunny Jim White and
Jerry Gontang of
Stars on The Water
9.
Cathie, Susie, & Deb
10. Debby & Linda
Tropical Music
We all know Jimmy Buffett, but
did you that there are many
musicians who embrace the
laid back lifestyle. This new
column will be for anyone to
share a new album or artist who
imbues the tropical-gulf coastalHawaiian-Caribbean, etc. lifestyle.
Don’t Be Fooled By The Hat
By Hugo Duarte
Hugo’s new album is a collection of Hillbilly beach music.
“Sawgrass” is a wonderful
moody instrumental that trans-
Most albums and artists listed can be found at Amazon.com or their websites.
ports you to the bayou, everglades or Carolina banks.
Stars On The Water
By Stars On The Water
This new album by the perennial party band will get your foot
tapping and your fingers popping.
Live at Fenway Park
By Jimmy Buffett
What is there to say. Mr. Buffett and special guests playing
in the Green Monster.
Sky, Sand, Water, Moon
By Sunny Jim White
11 new song including the title
track which has become a favorite with audiences.
Islands
By Various Artists
Be instantly transported to the
Caribbean from Putumayo Records.
Hugo Duarte’s “Don’t Be Fooled By The Hat”
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Trpoical Cooking (continued)
all sides of chicken; set aside. Chicken can be prepared up to this point a day ahead.
For glaze: In a small pot over medium-high heat, combine all glaze ingredients. Bring to boil and cook until
glaze thickens, about 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from heat; set aside.
Set up grill for indirect grilling over medium heat or heat a 10-inch cast iron grill pan over medium-high
heat. Oil grate when ready to start cooking.
Place the chicken in the skillet skin side down and cook until skin is crisp and has nice grill marks. Brush
the flesh side with the glaze, then turn the chicken over and brush the skin side.
Transfer the grill pan to the oven and bake until chicken is cooked golden and the
internal temperature of the thigh registers 180 degrees F on an instant-read thermometer, about 30 minutes. Transfer to cutting board; let rest 5 minutes before
cutting. Serve hot.
Spinach and Citrus Salad
For Dressing:
1/4 cup reserved citrus juice
“80% Store
bought and
20% home
cooking makes
fabulous
1 tablespoon Champagne vinegar
2 tablespoons orange olive oil (recommended: O Olive Oil)
1 tablespoon chopped fresh tarragon leaves
1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives
Salt and pepper
9 ounces baby spinach
1 jar (24-ounce) sun fresh citrus salad, drain and liquid reserved
4 ounces goat cheese
elegant
meals.”
In a medium bowl, whisk together all ingredients for dressing and 1/4 cup reserved citrus liquid. Add spinach and toss. Divide dressed spinach onto chilled
salad plates. Divide citrus salad among plates and garnish with crumbled goat
cheese.
Paradise Punch
1/2 cup tequila blanco
1/2 cup vodka
1/2 cup rum
1/2 cup gin
2 cups cranberry juice
2 cups pineapple juice
Pineapple wedges, for garnish
-- Sandra Lee
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Trpoical Cooking (continued)
In a large pitcher, combine all ingredients and stir. Serve chilled in iced tea
glasses with a wedge of pineapple for a garnish.
A couple of people at Mardi Gras asked for my recipe for crawfish etoufee (which
can be used for shrimp or crab, or any combination). Larry Birdsong
Bernies’s Crawfish Etoufee
“Who needs
Emeril?
4 tablespoons flour
4 tablespoons vegetable oil
make a roux - brown the flour in the oil
We’ve got
Larry! ”
add, chopped:
1 small bell pepper
1 small yellow onion
3 stalks of celery
2 cloves garlic
add 4 tablespoons butter and simmer veggies on medium heat for ten
minutes
add 1 can of campbell's cream of celery soup and 3/4 can of water or
heavy cream, I use heavy cream.
add:
1 tblsp paul prudhomme's seafood seasoning
2 tsp Season All
2 tsp black pepper
1 tsp paprika
1/2 cup of tomato sauce or juice
simmer a few minutes
add 1 pound of crawfish tails; simmer 15 min
The crawfish tails I buy are already cooked. you can
use shrimp or
crab instead of crawfish, or any combination of seafood.
This is my brother's recipe, Bernie Birdsong
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Guest Parrot Head Club
San Antonio is home to 4 military bases, Fiesta, the Alamo, me for a
while and the San Antonio Parrot Head Club.
Their charities include Ronald McDonald House, Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation, San Antonio Food Bank, South Texas Blood & Tissue Center, Adopt a highway, and Elf Louise Project which that provides Christmas for needy children.
Some of their events are Deep Sea Fishing trips, Night Golf, and Phun
in the Sun Survive 06 in Corpus Christi.
Www.saphc.com
If you’re ever in San Antonio, stop by their happy hour on 3rd Thursday
of the month at Crabby Jack’s down on the Riverwalk. Ask anyone…
everyone knows where the Riverwalk is. Check out their website.
2006 Meeting of the Minds “Island Daze”
Island Daze
Nov 2-5,
2006
Key West, FL
This year, MOTM will be Nov 2-5, 2006
and the theme is Island Daze.
Plan now! It’s truly fun and even better
when we have a lot folks down there.
Register online at www.phip.com/
motm. It’s limited to 3500 people so
don’t delay, it fills up quick. As of June
21, there are only 600 spaces left.
Newsletter Naming Contest!!!!!!!
A month ago, I asked for nominations for naming our
newsletter. So far I’ve gotten 4 nominations (Thanks,
Loren) and am requesting a few more. Please email your
suggestions to me at [email protected] by the end
of July. I will then send out a yahoogroups poll to pick the
winner.
The host hotel is the Wyndham Casa
Marina. Although the Casa and The
Reach are full, they have struck a deal
with the Sheraton Suites for Parrot
heads. All rooms are suites and the
PH rate is $169 per night. Just call on
the Parrot Phone at 1-800-895-2534
to get that rate.
Nominations so far:
Spaces are closing rapidly. Do not wait
until the last minutes or you’ll miss out
on a great time.
For more info on MOTM, see MOTM
website.
1.
Tiki Times
2.
California Promises (Old Jimmy song title)
3.
Water Ways (having Bay & Delta so near)
4.
Lat 38 Attitudes
5.
No name (no changes)
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Off To See The Keys
Most people drive to Key West from Fort Lauderdale or Miami (Don’t stop no matter what) Airports. So in the interest of prudent planning,
here are some interesting stops along A1A. There a few street names so places are listed by mile marker, e.g. MM88 is mile marker 88 and
either Gulf side or Ocean side. Going to Key West the Gulf side is on the right. :) Of, course MM 0 is in KW so officially the Keys start in Florida City at MM 110.
You first choice coming upon entering the Keys is either to stay on A1A or go down Card Sound Road.
Road Take the Road. You will come across
Alabama Jack’s. It’s right beside the Card Sound Bridge and is a Keys tradition. They have friendly folks and good grub. They even provide
bug spray for you right on the table.
KEYS SURVIVAL SUPPLIES.
SUPPLIES Must haves for any Keys visit. Water, limes, cocoa butter, Corona, aloe vera gel, salt shakers, mangos,
cocktail sauce, Cortizone 10 Anti-Inch Cream (I can personally vouch for this) for the no see’ums, Advil, Mountain Dew, Rum, and BandAids.
Card Sound Road takes you back to US 1 without backtracking. You are now in Key Largo—the
only town named for a movie. That’s right,
Largo
Key Largo was originally call Rock Harbor.
Key Largo
MM104 is The Caribbean Club.
Club The quintessential tropical Bar. Right on the water, killer sunsets, open air bar, etc. Any Bogie-Bacall
fan will recognize it. (305) 451-9970
MM104
Neptune’s Hideaway Bungalows. A dive bum favorite for years, cheap, clean , cable & fridge. (305) 451-0357
►There are lots of small local motels in Key Largo for a overnight stop over. Check out the bargains.
MM 105 The Crack’d Conch.
Conch Featured on the Food Network is open Noon-10pm. 100 kinds of beer, Conch, Caribe, Cajun, & Gator.
(305) 451-0732
MM 102.5 John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Best snorkeling & diving site in the Upper Keys.
MM 99.7 Holiday Inn Key Largo. See the African Queen. (305) 451-4655
Tavernier Key
MM 93.6 Florida Keys Wild Bird Sanctuary.
Sanctuary It’s free and a must see if you love birds. Great photo spot. Eagles, herons,
egrets, flamingos and pelican up close.
MM 86.7 World’s largest lobster.
Islamorada
MM 85.5
Island Grill. Great manatees watching spot.
MM 84.7 Theater of the Sea. A popular amusement park with dolphin shows (and you can swim with them too), sea lion shows (can
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Off To See The Keys….(cont)
swim with them too), crocodiles (no, you can’t swim with them). Lots of other entertainment. www.theaterofthesea.com
MM 82 LorLor-E-Lei restaurant aand Cabana Bar. Good food, good view. (305) 664-4656. www.keysdirectory.com/lorelei/index.html
MM 81.6 Manny & Isa’s.
Isa’s Closed Tuesdays. Authentic Cuban. Lunch & Dinner. (305) 664-5019
MM 81.5 Hurricane of 1935 Memorial. This hurricane killed an estimated 700 people many were WWI vets. Stop by and pay your
respects. For more information: www.keyshistory.org/hurrmemorial.html
MM 77.5 B The Hungry Tarpon Restaurant.
For a few dollars you can go out to the back of the restaurant and feed the Tarpon. (305)
664-0535
MM 57.5 Seashell Beach Resort. Grassy Key. Oceanside. Boat rentals. Row out to the coral reef. Bungalow 8 is recommended.
www.thefloridakeys.com/seashellbeach/index.html (305) 289-0265
MM 59 Dolphin Research Center. Best of all the swim-with-a-dolphin places. Originally home of Flipper. www.dolphins.org (305)
289-1121
Marathon (Largest Key and ½ way point)
MM 54 The Island Tiki Bar & Restaurant. Arguable gourmet but definitely good food. Great view. (305) 289-1810
MM 50 The Cracked Conch Cafe. Not to be confused with the restaurant in Key Largo. There is a coupon on their website for free
conch chowder. www.conchcafe.com (305) 743-2233
MM 47.5B Porky’s Bayside BBQ & Tiki Bar. I can personally vouch for this one. Great food & view. (305) 289-2065
MM 47 through MM 41 is the historic Seven Mile Bridge.
Bridge Great view and lots of history. This is also where the famous bridge scene
in the Guvernator’s filmTrue Lies was filmed.
MM 37 Bahia Honda State Park. A must see. Voted best beach by Conde Nast magazine.
BIG PINE KEY home to the Key Deer. They are endangered and very cute. The fine for feeding a key deer is $250.
SLOW DOWN through here.
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Big Round Ball ….(cont)
due to insufficient participation. I will
look into scheduling us for a shift at the
Contra Costa Food Bank or the Sac Zoo
Ice Cream Safari sometime in July
August 25 – 27 Brannon Island CleanCleanup and CampCamp-out
For those of you that haven't attended a
camp-out at Brannon Island – its time
you found out what you are missing.
Good food, good phiends, good drinks,
good times for the entire phamily. We
get our own site well separated for the
rest of the park visitors… the rangers
know the Parrot Heads well! This year
there is a new head ranger and we will
be getting assigned a clean-up route
with spiffy maps so we can cover the
area where we are most needed. Lets
do our part to help clean up this Big
Round Ball and show those rangers we
are ParrotHeads and we don’t need no
stinking maps!
look-out for a roomy open floor plan. We
are still looking for a place to hold the
poker tournament. Since this is a charity
fund raiser we don’t want to have to pay
for a hall. Do you have a home that can
accommodate 5 eight player poker tables? Do you have access to a hall or club
house? Please, please, please contact J9
Happ or Cheryl Bashor with location possibilities.
We are going to hold a silent auction during the tournament and need donations.
Members will have the chance to earn 2
parrot points for participation in this
event. 1 point for those members who
sign up to play in the tournament and 1
point for a donation worth $40.00 or more
for the silent auction. Start canvassing
your local merchants and ask them to
donate to this worthy cause. Safeway,
Save Mart, Best Buy, Applebee’s and
Costco are good places to try. You would
be surprised at how easy it is to get a
merchant to donate. Ask you phavorite
local restaurant, grocer…do you have a
phamily member or phriend that owns a
business, a time share, cabin…donate
your frequent flyer miles...be creative, be
brave, ask and you shall receive. It never
hurts to ask.
October 21st No Limit Texas Hold Em
Tournament
Calling all Parrot Heads….be on the
Parrot Points Total as of June 30, 2006
Member
Points
Charlie Conrad
1
Cheryl Bashor
4
Julie Duchscherer
1
Jesus Cano
3
Becci Hanna
1
Rich Duchscherer
3
Ron Happ
1
J9 Happ
3
Renee Hyatt
1
Kathleen Henry
3
Debby Pena
1
Russ Hudson
3
Joe Pena
1
Susie Hudson
3
Bruce Riggs
1
Ray Bashor
2
Sandy Riggs
1
Tonya Cano
2
Sandy Waters
1
Cathie Wartelle
2
Carroll Wills
1
Pam Brain
1
Contact Cheryl Bashor at
[email protected] if there is
a problem with your Parrot
Point total. Attendee lists
are also being kept by event
so there shouldn’t be a problem getting to the bottom of
any discrepancy.
July 29th
Sac Zoo
Ice Cream
Social
Added
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April 8th Rebuilding Together
We were assigned to a house in Oakland and Rebuilding Together is
excited to have the Parrot Heads back. The home owner was tickled
pink and wanted to extend her deepest thanks and appreciation to
all involved. We would like to give a big shout out and thank you to
Terry Reicken who to donated his company’s tool and materials to
support this project. Thank you Terry!
1.
The House
2.
Carroll dumpster
diving
3.
George, Our fearless leader
We had 12 volunteers and together with a group of Physical Therapy
students from Laney College we accomplished much that day. Each
Volunteer received a t-shirt.
We cleaned out the garage, yard and house. We also had a fabulous time at Jeanine’s after. Ron makes a mean tri-tip.
Left: Jeannine hard at work; Mid: Susie using those muscles
Right: We even go breakfast
The home owner (in red) and the clean-up team
The whole gang: Kathleen, Joe (hiding), Debby P, Dale, Roni, Russ, Deb
M, Cathie, Unknown (peeking), Susie, Sandy, Unknown
1.
Ole Joe
2.
The Jennings
enjoy a cocktail
3.
Avi Pool from
the 6th Floor
4.
Joe & Russ try
on their new
earrings
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June 24th Marine Mammal Center
On June 24th we were be back at The Marine Mammal
Center. TMMC is currently under construction and
closed to the public. We will be among the first to see
the new buildings.
We helped to clear invasive Cap ivy from Park Service
grounds and toured the MMC facilities. We met several sea lions, two seals, and got a glimpse of two
elusive Guadalupe Fur Seals pups.
After our shift at TMMC, Susie and Rus Hudson
hosted the crew at their gorgeous Novato home. We
ate and played in the pool. Thanks to Jesus & Tonya
Cano, Susie & Russ Hudson, Cheryl & Ray Bashor.
Kathleen Henry & Anthony Cole.
Upper Left: Cathie & Susie
assess the weeds.
Upper Right: Anthony attacking the Ivy invasion
Clockwise:
1.
Guest Sea Lion
2.
Guadalupe Fur Seal
3.
Our Host, Tony
4.
Russ Hudson
5.
The Group getting instructions
6.
Cheryl Bashor working hard
As of 9 June 2006
Latitude 38 º
Parrot Head Club
Lat 38 PHC Event Calendar
"Helping Our Environment and Community...12 Ounces At A Time."
Schedule of Events
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Web: www.lat38phc.org
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Jun 13—
13— Happy Hour at Tiki Tom’s, 6pm
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Jun 24—Marine
Mammal Ctr 9am, Marin Headlands
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Upcoming Events
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Jul 11—
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Jul 15—
15—Bowl-A-Thon, Tracy, 1pm
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Aug 8—
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Aug 2525-27 Brannon Island cleanup and campout
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Sep 9 — CFF Luau, Walnut Creek, 3pm?
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Sep 12—
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Sep 15cleanup and campout, Solano
15-17—AWARE
17
Lake
•
Oct 7 — Alzheimer’s Memory Walk, Treasure Island,
8am
Hour
16
Oct 10—
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Oct 21—Poker
Tournament
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Nov 33-5 — Meeting of the Minds, Key West
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Nov 12—
12 Annual General Mtg.
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Nov 14—
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Dec 9—
9—Holiday Party
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Dec 12—
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Happy Hours are held at Tiki
Tom’s, 1536 Olympia Blvd, Walnut Creek, 6pm
For more information on scheduled
events, please contact the Charity &
Environmental Chair, Cheryl Bashor
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As of 9 June 2006
Latitude 38 º
Parrot Head Club
Lat 38 PHC Event Calendar
"Helping Our Environment and Community...12 Ounces At A Time."
Schedule of Events
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Web: www.lat38phc.org
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Jun 13—
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Jun 24—Marine
Mammal Ctr 9am, Marin Headlands
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Upcoming Events
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Jul 11—
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Jul 15—
15—Bowl-A-Thon, Tracy, 1pm
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Aug 8—
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Aug 2525-27 Brannon Island cleanup and campout
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Sep 9 — CFF Luau, Walnut Creek, 3pm?
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Sep 15cleanup and campout, Solano Lake
15-17—AWARE
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Oct 7 — Alzheimer’s Memory Walk, Treasure Island, 8am
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Oct 10—
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Oct 21—Poker
Tournament
21
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Nov 33-5 — Meeting of the Minds, Key West
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Nov 12—
12 Annual General Mtg.
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Nov 14—
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Dec 9—
9—Holiday Party
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Poker
2
Happy Hours are held at Tiki
Tom’s, 1536 Olympia Blvd, Walnut Creek, 6pm
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23
24
29
30
31
0
0
For more information on scheduled
events, please contact the Charity &
Environmental Chair, Cheryl Bashor
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WWW. L AT3 8 P H C . ORG
W E’ RE ON THE WEB!
Latitude 38 º
Parrot Head Club
P. O. Box 276491
Sacramento, CA 95827
The No Name Pub is very hard to find so I won’t even try.
30831 North Watson Blvd, Big Pine Key. www.nonamepub.com/index.html
(305) 872-9115
Stock Island
The Rusty Anchor. 5510 3rd Avenue. I can personally vouch for this one. Good food—a locals restaurant. (305) 294-5369
YOU HAVE NOW MADE IT TO KEY WEST!!!!!!
Next newsletter what to do now that you have made it Mecca!
Resources
•
Cap’n Ron & Pirate John’s Florida Keys Adventure Guide 2004 Edition www.buccaneerpress.com
•
Restaurant Reviews: www.foodreference.com/html/keywestinformation.html
•
Keys Cocktail Tour (I can send anyone a copy) What drinks to order along the way.
Your favorite place forgotten? Let me know and I will include it in the next newsletter.
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