August 2012 - Dolphin Club

Volume 24 Issue 8
August 2012
Dolphin Chapter of FMCA
Newsletter for the Dolphin Motorhome Club
THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
H
ere we are going into August. Wow, the time sure
seems to fly by anymore. This is the month when
we get really hot and muggy here in inland North County
San Diego. I was in Home Depot the other day and man
asked for directions. Apparently he just moved to Escondido from Carlsbad because he was tired of the overcast
and cold. Interesting how the “grass is always greener”. I
would switch in a minute.
From recent emails and phone calls it looks like some of
our long distance travelers are beginning to return home.
They are in time for a few upcoming rallies. We have
Paso Robles in August, 29 Palms in September and Chula
Vista Marina in October. Lynn and I are looking forward
to seeing everyone and catching up on all our travels.
Hopefully we can hear about the Indiana FMCA rally that
took place in July.
I do not have any club updates as we have not been
together for awhile. Our membership numbers are
holding, and actually going up; I would like to see a few
more rallies scheduled for next year and hope we will
have some new rally hosts. Remember, this does not have
to be a big deal, you can make your rally as easy as you
want. Our goal is to get together., socialize and have fun.
So if you are interested in hosting please contact Syd
Byford for guidance. Anna and Syd can help you with the
planning.
The upcoming rally flyers are now on the website.
Speaking of the website, please let me know if you have
any suggestions about the site.
THE VICE-PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
A
ugust is around the corner, and we did not travel
in our RV in July, so we must make up for it in
August. Not getting any younger, so we travel when
we can. I miss the walks with Miley around our campsite, and so does the dog. Don't know about other
campers, but I always seem to feel better when we are
on the road. It could be the fresh air, lack of harassing
telephone calls, a lot less than 5 acres to care for and
seeing all of you.
There is a great outing planned for Paso Robles which
can be extended into a nice leisurely trip. Hopefully,
we see a lot of Dolphin members on the road.
The weather in North County San Diego has been
warm, so I have been spending a great deal of my time
tending to the grove and family orchard. Our last trip
was for over a month so there was a great deal of
deferred maintenance around our property and fresh
produce that required picking. There is nothing like
home grown vegetables and fruits. Ask Anne about
how I kept her busy with canning.
The next two months have some great Dolphin Club
outings planned and we hope to see as many of you as
possible attend. Fuel prices are down from a few
months ago, so dust off your rig and plan on seeing us
down the road. We will keep a light on for you.
Leon
Hope to you all soon.
Happy Travels,
Sandy Mayer
The Dolphin Club...23 years and still going strong!
OFFICERS & BOARD
As of 7/27/2012
Revised
1/01/2012
* Changed
New Members
President
Changes
None
Vice President Leon Schwartz
[email protected]
Reinstated Members
Secretary
Judith Statham
(818) 348-1407
[email protected]
Treasurer
Howard White
[email protected]
National Dir.
T.J. Hewlett
(909) 594-7663
[email protected]
Alt. Director
Dave Barr
[email protected]
None
Roster Corrections
None
Dropped Members
None
Sandy Mayer
[email protected]
(760) 739-8564
(760) 751-0163
(951) 314-5726
(714) 528-2275
Area Representatives
No. California Linda Sheeder
(408) 985-1203
[email protected]
Central Coast
Brian Forstmaier
(805) 527-6461
[email protected]
Arizona Area
Sally White
[email protected]
(951) 452-8427
Appointed
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In California, a law created in 1925 makes it illegal
to wiggle while dancing.
In Texas, it is still a “hanging offense” to steal cattle.
There are 18 different animal shapes in the Animal
Crackers cookie zoo!
A lightning bolt generates temperatures five times
hotter than those found at the sun’s surface.
In Washington State, you can’t carry a concealed
weapon that is over 6 feet in length.
Tired of your rocking chair making marks on those
shiny floors? Glue some felt weather stripping
underneath the rockers!
To get rid of itch from mosquito bites, try applying
soap on the area and you will experience instant
relief.
The Dolphin Splash—Page 2
Membership
Kay Thomas
(951) 679-4144
29212 High Ridge Circle
Menifee, CA 92584-7417
[email protected]
Hospitality
Dave Barr
[email protected]
Splash Editor
Richard Mathis
(541) 764-5405
[email protected]
Wagonmaster
Syd Byford
(818) 899-1085
[email protected]
Parliamentarian Joe Smith
[email protected]
(714) 528-2275
(760) 485-6971
Historian
Pat Cohen
(714) 964-9173
[email protected]
Webmaster
Steve Justice
(909) 822-2823
[email protected]
Photographer
Paul Speaker
[email protected]
(909) 946-4836
Following are proposed changes to the FMCA bylaws that will be before the Governing Board during the
FMCA convention August 27, 2012. Dave and I will be attending the meeting representing THE DOLPHINS.
We would appreciate any comments you the club members may have regarding the proposed changes.
Respectfully,
T.J.
2012 PROPOSED RYLAWS AMENDMENT
PROPOSAL #1
Article IX - Executive Board
Add:
(20) A properly called meeting of the Executive Board can be an official gathering in one
area of its members at which a quorum is present or where some or all of the members
communicate with the other members through electronic means such as the Internet or
by telephone. All participating members must have the opportunity for simultaneous
aural communication. The notice for an electronic meeting will include adequate
description of how to participate.
Article XII - Committees
Add:
(8) A properly called meeting of a committee can be an official gathering in one area of its
members at which a quorum is present or where some or all of the members
communicate with the other members through electronic means such as the Internet or
by telephone. All participating members must have the opportunity for simultaneous
aural communication. The notice for an electronic meeting will include adequate
description of how to participate.
Article XVII - Chapters
Amend this Article to read:
(4) In each fiscal year, a chapter shall hold at least one business meeting at which a quorum
is present. The meeting can be a gathering in one area or where some or all of the
members communicate with other members through electronic means such as the
Internet or by telephone that allows all members the opportunity for simultaneous aural
communication. Said meeting shall be duly announced in advance to the membership,
including adequate description of how to participate.
PROPOSER'S RATIONALE:
The latest change to Roberts Rules of Order, 1J'h edition, authorizes Electronic Meetings
provided certain rules are met. "Aural" refers to the sense of hearing.
1. Electronic meetings must be authorized in the bylaws of the organization.
2. Meeting should allow for "simultaneous aural communication among all participating
members equivalent to those meetings held in one room or area."
3. Notice of electronic meetings must include description of how to participate (e.g., call-in
number and code). Notices of electronic meetings can also be sent electronically (e-mail,
text, or fax) if the member has agreed to it being sent that way.
The Constitution and Bylaws Committee recommends adoption of this amendment.
The Executive Board agrees with the Committee recommendation.
PROVISO: TBD
2012 PROPOSED BYLAWS AMENDMENT
PROPOSAL #2
Article XVII (5) - Chapters
Amend this article to read:
(5) A chapter shall elect a president, one or more vice presidents, a secretary, a treasurer, a
national director, and an alternate national director for a one- or two-year term. An
associate chapter shall elect a president, one or more vice presidents, a secretary, and a
treasurer for a one- or two-year term. An FMCA member may hold no more than two
chapter offices simultaneously. A member may hold an office in two chapters, however he/she
may not hold the offices of national director or alternate national director in more than
one chapter.
The Dolphin Splash—Page 3
TWENTY-NINE PALMS RV RESORT
4949 Desert Knoll Ave.
29 Palms, CA 92277
760 367-3320
SEPTEMBER 27 THURSDAY – SEPTEMBER 30 SUNDAY, 2012
Thursday 9/27
Check in
5:00
At Trail Boss site
Happy Hour. Wine and snacks provided.
Dinner on own
Friday 9/28
8:30 AM
5:00
Tour of 29 Palms Marine Corp Base
Happy Hour. Wine provided. A – M please provide a snack.
Dinner in town
Saturday 9/29
11:00 AM
5:00
Drive to western town for touring and lunch
Happy Hour. Wine provided. N – Z please provide a snack.
Dinner on own
Sunday 9/30
Continental breakfast provided. Safe travels
Directions: 10 to Hwy 62. In town left at Adobe Rd. 2 miles. Right on Amboy Rd. to Desert Knoll Rd.
There are 35 spaces available
RESERVATION DEADLINE: AUGUST 31, 2012
Trail Boss: Leon and Anne Schwartz – Cell: 760-803-1061 Email: [email protected]
Assistant: George and Sherry Whipple – Cell: 626-274-3373 Email: [email protected]
The tour of 29 Palms Marine Corp Base will be approximately 8:30 to 3:30. It is limited to the first 35 who sign up.
$4.25 will be charged for lunch in the mess hall. You must have a State issued ID card with picture to enter installation.
Golf and touring Joshua Tree National Park are other options for the area.
Make checks for camping and rally fee - $79.00 payable to and mail to: Leon Schwartz
13115 Hunza Hill Terrace, Valley Center, CA 92082
NAME:______________________________ and _____________________________
LAST NAME: ______________________________________________
1st TIMER TO A DOLPHIN RALLY: Yes____ No____ FMCA#____________ EXP _____________
ADDRESS __________________________________________________________________________
HOME PHONE:____________________ CELL PHONE:____________________EMAIL:___________
29 PALMS MARINE CORP BASE TOUR Yes________ No ________ (Indicate number)
The Dolphin Splash—Page 4
Additional information on the Twenty Nine Palms, CA. outing scheduled for September 27 -30,
2012 (application on page 4.) We have reservations for 30 RVs, and have an excellent agenda
planned. One highlight is a bus tour of the USMC Air Ground Combat Center facility located a few
miles from the campground. This is the world's largest Marine Corps training and live fire
base. Training has priority over everything, so something may not be available. The tour is
limited to 35 people and will start at the main gate visitor center where you will be processed
through security. If driving to the gate you must have valid insurance, drivers license, and
registration. After we clear security we head to the bus, park our vehicles, load up and go for a
safety briefing. After the briefing we start the tour. The tour is about 6 hours.
If available we will see the training areas that are used for urban combat ( sometimes referred to as "Urban Warfare Training Villages")
Simulation center
Explosive Ordinance disposal
Base Solar facility
Range Residue Recycling
Dining at the mess hall (with the troops)
What to wear/bring
Long pants/jeans
Jackets, Hats, Sunglasses, bottle of water
Close toed shoes, hiking boots or comfortable shoes as there is some walking and possible sharp
objects.
Cameras ( our guide will let us take pictures of almost everything).
$4.25 - this is for lunch at the Mess Hall (all you can eat cafeteria style experience) This is
the only cost for the day). Please bring the correct change. No ATM, Debit/Credit cards, or
checks.
W
e would like to share with our Dolphin friends Joe's latest
medical issues. We had him to E.R. yesterday, Monday
July 23rd, in Spokane, WA and they found what has been causing
him all the discomfort and weight loss. When they read the cat
scan they found he has a large mass on his liver and pancreas and
it has also wrapped itself around some major arteries. They also
found an aneurysm on his aorta just above his kidney; so he is a
very sick boy. We will head back to Indio, CA right way for
medical attention. We ask your prayers for him during this most
difficult time.
Jo Smith
The Dolphin Splash—Page 5
Dolphin blues.
Having just returned from the East coast, we wanted to report an adventure you hopefully can avoid.
Heading west on I-80 and spending the night in Lyman Wyoming. We awoke to no DC power, no lights ,refrigerator
off (and was hot out), and worst our jacks were down and would not retract. After calling Coach Net and being advised
that there was no tech support within 140 miles and that I should replace the batteries (which checked out OK) On
checking (batteries, power board, inverter/converter, jack electrical connections) ,some wire jiggling, the power came
on and I raised the jacks. Thinking it an anomaly with the DC power working all day driving thru Salt Lake City and
heading west thru the salt flats with driving head and side winds that wracked our main slide-out cover we got to a nice
little campground
near Wells NV., we lowered the jacks and in the morning found the DC power to again be not working.
After again much checking and wire jiggling a fellow camper working on a neighboring farm was called by his wife to
come help . In jiggling the power board and checking the circuit breakers, the power again came on I immediately
raised the jacks and was advised to buy a replacement circuit board , which I did in Elko NV.
Thinking the problem found and the replacement breaker in hand should the anomaly recur I reluctantly lowered the
jacks in the Winnemucca campground. The next morning no DC power. I replaced the circuit breaker only to find still
no power. Fortunately a mine worker mechanic coming home ( to his trailer) from working all night graciously agreed
to check the system, in checking and wiggling the circuit board the power came on. I immediately raised the jacks and
purposed not to lower them till I got home.
Our own Dolphin Tech Adviser Chuck McGaughy (Aka Grumpy, whom I also called the each day) advised that th e
circuit board could be repaired or replaced. Most RV repair guys would replace and not repair at considerably greater
cost and if away from home no recourse if problematic.
Upon returning home, Chuck found it not to be the batteries, the circuit breaker or the mother board but the Battery
disconnect relay
This relay is not shown on the circuit diagram and is a black box on the circuit board and actuated by the switch upon
entering the coach. the switch worked and you could hear it connect ,but no power passed thru. Upon opening the black
box the relay was simply 2 copper bolts and a copper washer on a rod opening or closing depending on the direction of
current. the problem was a little corrosion on the washer and bolts. A little sanding of both resolved the problem .
vs.New batteries : $300.00+ As Quoted in Lyman WY.
vs A new Circuit board :$400.00+ labor.
vs A new battery disconnect relay $40.00 + labor
vs Roughing up the relay $0.00 +labor
Bob Frauenzimmer, now a little less grumpy, thanks to Grumpy.
Note!
Our best guess as the cause of the malfunction is that we live near the coast and moisture caused the corrosion, though
none was visible,.
Going down the road with the high heat and bumps allowed for contact ,when night came it cooled and contact was
lost. Crazy making, you can't find the problem during the day when it's working.
The battery disconnect relay is accessed by disassembling the circuit board, removing the relay, and removing the
bottom cover.
Two blondes find three grenades, and they decide to take them to a police station.
One asks, “What if one explodes before we get there?”
The other says, “We’ll lie and say we only found two.”
A blonde is in the bathroom and her husband shouts, “Did you find the shampoo?”
She answers, “Yes, but I’m not sure what to do…. It’s for dry hair and I’ve just wet mine.”
The Dolphin Splash—Page 6
PROPOSER'S RATIONALE:
Many chapters have difficulty getting members who will accept chapter offices. In addition,
many members are active in more than one chapter. This will allow a member to be an officer in
not more than two chapters. It restricts a member from being the national director and/or the
alternate national director in more than one chapter.
The Constitution and Bylaws Committee recommends adoption of this amendment.
The Executive Board agrees with the Committee recommendation.
PROVISO: TBD
2012 PROPOSED BYLAWS AMENDMENT
PROPOSAL #3
Article III - Membership
Amend this Article to read:
(3) FMCA shall be comprised of six membership categories: Charter, Full, Life, Full Lifetime,
Commercial, and Family Associate. Chapters may bestow chapter
honorary memberships.
(g) A Family Associate is an Emeritus or Full Member who no longer owns a qualifying
motor coach- or a person who owns a fifth wheel
or camping trailer that includes cooking, sleeping, and permanent sanitary
facilities. A Family Associate shall be required to pay dues,
however shall not be eligible to vote or hold elected office. An officer converting to
Family Associate membership status may be allowed to complete his or her term of
office.
PROPOSER'S RATIONALE:
The membership of the Family Motor Coach Association has declined to a point where it
seriously threatens the financial stability of the organization. This change will enable far greater
numbers of recreational vehicle users to join us, and at the same time will improve the financial
outlook for Family Motor Coach Association.
The Constitution and Bylaws Committee is forwarding this amendment to the Governing
Board with no recommendation.
The Executive Board agrees with the Committee.
PROVISO: TBD
Tech Tidbits
By Grumpy
(AKA Chuck McGaughy)
12 Volt Electrical System Failure
One of our members was recently on a long trip when he discovered he had no
12 volt electrical power in the coach, a 2005 Dolphin. After a lot of troubleshooting
and agony, it was discovered that the house battery disconnect solenoid was activating
as evidenced by a loud click and physically feeling it but was not passing any electrical current from one large terminal to the other.
Upon removal of the solenoid, a large black rectangular unit, from the DC Power 12 Volt
panel It was discovered the underside was open to the atmosphere and that a transparent
coating had formed on the two inner contact copper bolt heads and the movable copper
washer attached to the solenoid plunger. Cleaning these parts with fine sandpaper restored the solenoid to proper operation.
The Dolphin Splash—Page 7
ATTENTION: Suzanne Justice is still looking for
those UNIFORM (military, fire, police, etc.) photos
of members to be e-mailed to Steve at:
[email protected]_
(mailto:[email protected])
Please reference "Dolphin" in the subject line so that
he doesn't delete your e-mail if he doesn't recognize
your screen name. I have received just a few, but I
want MORE! If you aren't sure which ones to send,
scan several and I will decide which one works
best. I need it to be fairly close-up so that I can see
your face. If you don't scan, have your children or
grandchildren do it for you. You could also mail
them to me by post office (9663 Briarwood
Ave., Fontana, CA 92335) and I will take care of
them and safely return them, but I would prefer
e-mail.
PLEASE send them to me SOON so that I don't get
them all in a crunch at the end just before the Chula
Vista Rally which is in October 2012. This will be
great fun, but I need YOUR help.
Thanks.
Suzanne
2006 Dolphin LX 5355
36’ with 2-slides
Pullout Dining Table & 4
chairs
Full Body Paint
Workhorse W-22 Chassis
Alcoa Aluminum Wheels
with black covers
GM Vortec 8100 Engine
MCD outside window covers
Allison 6-Speed Transmission
Dishes, silverware, glasses,
with overdrive
barbecue
Grade Brake Selector
Electric awning with wind
sensor
Norcold 12 cu ft 4-door
fridge/freezer
Pull out window awnings
Ice Maker with Water Filter
Hughes surge protector and
digital monitor
Drinking water Faucet with
Filter
Set up to tow Saturn Vue/
with Brake Buddy & Tow
Full Windshield Electric
Bar included!
Shade
Wingard Dish/Direct TV
Setup—Antenna Installed
Corian Counter tops & Hutch
Deadline date for Items
for the September Issue
of the Splash:
August 27th
4 PM.
PRICE: $110,000
$75,000
Only 11,260 miles on this unit.
Many, many extras. Health force sale.
Purchased new at National RV Festival
Beaudry RV; Tucson, AZ in Nov 2005.
Notice to Trail Bosses
Be sure to mail or email your Rally Flyers to
the Wagon Master:
Syd Byford
9432 Sandusky Ave.
Arleta, CA 91331-5532
Email: [email protected]
The Dolphin Splash—Page 8
CONTACT: Paul Micheletti F370343
Cell: 928-925-0880
Email: [email protected]
Pictures and factory pricing and equipment
pricing are available.
Chula Vista RV Resort
460 Sandpiper Way
Chula Vista, CA 91910
(800) 770-2878
www.chulavistarv.com
October 17th to October 21st, 2012
Directions: Interstate 5 South to “J” Street/Marina Parkway Exit. Turn right and follow signs to Chula Vista RV Resort. Follow signs
in park for rally check-in. Do Not Stop at Office! Stop in front of picnic area at Trail Boss site for space assignment.
PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY AND OBEY POSTED SPEED LIMIT!
Plan to come to the Chula Vista RV Resort and enjoy the beautiful fall weather in San Diego on the bay.
Wednesday, Oct 17
This is an optional day for early arrivals. Please check in at trail boss site, after 2pm, for site assignment.
Thursday, Oct 18
Check in begins at 2:00 PM. Rally officially begins.
Dinner
On your own. Galley at the Marina offers “All You Can Eat” Fish Dinners (Optional)
Friday, Oct 19
TBA
TBA
Dinner
Bocce Ball on the Green (Near Trailboss Rig) with Pat Hubbard
BYOD & your favorite Hors d’oeuvre to share on the Green.
Enjoy great choices for dinner in the area
Saturday, Oct 20
TBA
Potluck breakfast on the Green (Picnic Area)
Bring your favorite dish. Juice, tea and hot chocolate provided.
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Sunday , Oct 21
TBA
TBA
5:00 PM
“The Putting Tournament” with Syd Byford
Happy Hour on the Green. BYOD and visit before dinner.
Oktoberfest in the street, featuring a Beer Garden with food, games and entertainment
provided by the Edelweiss Band.
Tickets for this event will be available at the general store or at the door.
Or, join your friends for dinner in the area.
TBA
Join your friends for Breakfast Goodies on the Green.
On your own. Good-bye to old and new friends or stay and play.
Trailbosses:
:
Steve and Suzanne Justice [email protected] Phone (909) 822-2823 Cell (951)315-0994
Patrick and Mary Jane Hubbard [email protected] Phone (858) 271-0194 Cell 619) 993-7858
Bob and Nubby Frauenzimmer [email protected]
Phone (949) 492-0660 Cell (949)533-6309
Reservation and cancellation deadline is September 11, 2012. Sites returned to park on September 18, 2012
Additional nights before October 17 and after October 20 are available by calling the Resort directly at (800) 770-2878.
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Make check payable and mail to: Suzanne Justice – 9663 Briarwood Ave, Fontana, Ca 92335
If you provide an email address, you will receive an email confirmation of your registration. Please note: We will be on
vacation from June 28 to August 10. Confirmations will be made upon our return.
Please print clearly 
Wed, Oct 17 ______ (Optional),
Thurs, Oct 18 __XXX__
Friday, Oct 19 ___XXX__
Saturday, Oct 20 ___XXX___
Please note: There is a 3 day minimum stay for this rally with one optional day on Wednesday, Oct 17.
Name: ________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________
Address: ______________________________________________ Email: _______________________________
City/State/Zip: ___________________________________ First Timer to Dolphin Rally? Yes ____ No ____
FMCA #: ______________ Expiration Date: ________________ Model & Length of Rig: ____________________
Optional Fish Dinner at the “Galley at the Marina” on Thursday nite, 5-9PM
Coming to Oktoberfest? How many? _____ (Not included in rally price)
How Many?
__________
3 Nights Minimum
4 Nights
10/18 – 10/21
10/17 – 10/21
Rally Registration Fee (2 Persons per Coach)
$133.90
$173.05
Park Pet Charge at $1.00 per day per pet # of pets __________
$ _______
$ ______
Total Enclosed
$ _______
$ ______
For Sale
Luxurious 40’ 2003 Islander
Great Condition
Two Bi-directional Basement Roll-outs
Fully Loaded with Extras
2 Deep Slides
34,000 miles
Power Main and Step Awnings
400 HP Cummins Diesel
Solid Cherry Cabinetry Throughout
Newer Tires and Batteries
Large, Rounded Tub / Shower
Dynomax Country Coach Chassis
Double Lavatories
Auto Start 8 KW Quiet Diesel Generator
Huge Dining Booth wit Corian Top
Automatic Levelers
Power Operated Sofa Bed
Tire Pressure Monitors
King Dome with UHF Remote
30/50 Amp Hughes Autoformer
Washer / Dryer Combination
…..and so much more!
$88,000 or best offer
This is a beautiful, luxury coach that is a pleasure to drive and stay in. Selling due
to health. Call or email me for more details and photos.
Art Balog
760-213-1210 or [email protected]
Tow car for our ’96 Dolphin. Interested in a Saturn Vue or Honda
CRV with setup for Blue Ox tow bar. Preferably nothing older than
2007 but will consider older depending on mileage (driving plus
towing). We currently have a ’96 SL2 tow car but find the car sets to low for our older
comfort zone and plus it’s got a couple of miles on it. For info call Patrick or Mary Jane
Hubbard 858-271-0194 (San Diego).
[email protected]
The Dolphin Splash—Page 10
olphin Marketplace
Dolphin Club Flags for display on
your motorhome are available from
Dave Barr or Syd Byford.
2004 Dolphin LX motor
home
Heritage package
Model #6320
32ft
41,881 miles
2 slides
Kingdome
New tires in 2010
$42,000
Do you have something to sell, give away, donate? If so, put
your ad here. Word of mouth is one of the best ways to
advertise and that may start right here. Send your ad, with
pictures, to the editor and see your listing for 3-months,
FREE.
FOR SALE
2004 Tropical 39' 6” (40’)
51000 Miles
Cat 350 turbo diesel
Freightliner chassis
Allison 6 speed transmission
Refrigerator side-by-side. New 1 1/2 years ago.
Triple Slides.
China Hutch Model
Generator 7.5kw
New tires
2000 W Inverter
Surge Protector
Full Awnings
Microwave/Convection Oven
Gas/Electric Hot Water Heater
Hydraulic Leveling System
AM/FM Radio/Stereo/CD Player
Have All Maintenance Records
Asking $99,900.00
Call me if you have any questions.
Joe Smith
760-485-6971
[email protected]
M. Fine
[email protected]
The Dolphin Splash—Page 11
The Splash
Richard Mathis
P.O. Box 375
Gleneden Beach, OR 97388
Dolphin Club Calendar
Date
Location
Trail Bosses
Telephone
E-Mail
2012
Aug 23-26
Wine Country RV Resort
Paso Robles, CA
Sandy & Lynn Mayer
David & Sandy Smith
Jim & Mary Ann Stanley
760-739-8564
562-863-7325
707-539-2102
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Aug 27-30
FMCA 2012 Convention
Indianapolis, Indiana
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Sept 27-30
Twenty Nine Palms Resort
Twenty Nine Palms, CA
Leon & Anne Schwartz
George & Sharon Whipple
760-751-0163
626-331-5084
[email protected]
[email protected]
Oct 17—21
Chula Vista RV
Chula Vista, CA
Steve & Suzanne Justice
Pat & Mary Jane Hubbard
Bob & Nubby Frauenzimmer
909-822-2823
858-271-0194
949-492-0660
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
2013
March
TBA
Spring Training
AZ
Jim & Kay Thomas
951-679-4144
[email protected]
April 19-23
Terribles Lakeside Resort
Pahrump, NV
Leon & Anne Schwartz
George & Sharon Whipple
760-751-0163
626-331-5084
[email protected]
[email protected]
May 30—June 2
Pismo Coast Village
Pismo Beach, CA
Byford
Don & Betty Carroll
Del & Sandy Snavely
818-899-1085
805-966-9585
559-292-4827
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
June 19-22
FMCA 88th Convention
Gillette, Wyoming
CAM-PLEX
Gillette, Wyoming
Oct 16-20
Chula Vista RV
Chula Vista, CA
Steve & Suzanne Justice
Pat & Mary Jane Hubbard
Bob & Nubby Frauenzimmer
909-822-2823
858-271-0194
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2014
March 12-17
25th Anniversary
Howard & Sally White
Golden Village Palm RV
Hemet, CA
March 17-20
FMCA 89th Convention
Perry, Georgia
Georgia National Fairgrounds
And Agricenter