The Parrot Head Press

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The Parrot Head Press
A bimonthly publication reporting the news and fun going on with
The Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club, Inc.
Volume 16 ~ Issue 1 ~ January and February 2012
Al Palumbo’s Message in a Bottle
Sarasota Bay PHC 2011-2012
“Not Bored” of Directors
Executive Board:
Al Palumbo – 941.224.6830
President
Dick Dobkins – 941.536.2174
Vice President
Sarah Bonneau – 941.448.8325
Secretary/Newsletter
Rich Myles – 941.727.0889
Treasurer
Dave Carpenter – 941.379.8991
Past President
General Board:
Dana & Kate Sochacki – 941.806.7454
Happy Hours/Parrot-FIN-Alia
Laura Dobkins – 941.536.2174
Raffle/Charitable Fundraising
Randy & Nancy Styrk – 774.277.0813
Membership Directors
Jeff & Jan Wieland – 941.932.0532
Pirates of New Member Ceremonies
Jerry & Sheree Cade – 941.400.7604
Environmental Committee
Phil & Claudia Benz – 941.379.0197
Environmental Committee
Bryan Bonneau – 941.747.5942
General Board
“IslandTime” Bob Abdich – 941.400.2264
Public Relations
Mike Fontaine – 941.737.7758
General Board
Bob Smith – 941.962.6964
General Board
As we start out on our next journey around the sun, we do so with a change
with your Board of Directors. After many years of hard work and dedication
to make this club better every year, Patti Myles, your Vice President, who
along with her husband, Rich, have been members of the Board of Directors
since 2000, has resigned from the board for personal reasons. Having served
with her for many years on the Board of Directors, I can say that we will all
miss her as we have all depended on her and respected her opinion on many
issues. We look forward to her being an active member of the club for many
years to come, and I want to thank her for all she has done. With that, we had
to fill the position in accordance with the bylaws. I asked for nominations for
the position and with the Board’s vote, and I am happy to announce that your
new Vice President is Dick Dobkins, who I know will work hard to make
this a great club to be a part of. I hope you will all support Dick in his new
position. With him moving up, this leaves his wife Laura to fulfill their Our Club Mission Statement:
shared board position alone.
The Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club Inc. is a
The Board is back at it and has begun to fill the club’s calendar with a lot of
great events. The calendar will be in this newsletter and on the website soon.
So, check it out and plan your calendar around it in order to be a part of as
much of the fun as you can.
By: Al Palumbo
President
Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club
not-for-profit social organization formed to
participate in community and environmental
projects while providing a variety of social
activities for people with similar interests.
Our Purpose:
To foster awareness and understanding of
local environmental issues and to provide an
organized means for active participation in
projects which benefit Sarasota's environment. We are all fans of the music and
lifestyle of Jimmy Buffett.
Upcoming Events
~ January ~
Friday 20 – Casino Night fundraiser for
Wildlife Center of Venice at Sun-N-Fun
in Sarasota
Saturday 21 – Happy Hour at Aces in
Bradenton – THE SAUCE BOSS
Sunday 22 – Latitude at Linger Lodge
in Bradenton
Thursday 26 – Social Meeting at
Saramana Eagles, 501 North Beneva
Road, Sarasota 6-9 p.m.
~ February ~
Friday 3 – Happy Hour: location TBD
Saturday 4 – Buffett Concert at the
Amway Center in Orlando
Saturday 11 – Island Clean Up at Parrot
Head Island and Bay Island Park 11 a.m.
Friday 17 – Night Golf at Suncoast
Golf Center, Sarasota 6-10 p.m.
Saramana Eagles, Sarasota 6-9 p.m.
~ March ~
Friday 2-Sunday 4 – Music on the Bay
music festival in Tampa
Friday 30 – Buffett Concert at the 1800-ASK-GARY Amphetheatre
~ April ~
Saturday 7 – Great American Clean Up
at Parrot Head Island & Bay Island Park
Tuesday 17 – Tuesday on the Island
Sunset Social – Siesta Key Public Beach
Saturday 28-Sunday 29 – Relay for
Life at Sarasota High School
~ May ~
Saturday 12 – Survivor IX Games
Saturday 19 – Raft Up Beach Party at
South Lido Park Beach 11 a.m.
~ May ~
~ June ~
Friday 8-Sunday 10 – SBPHC 16th
Birthday Bash “The Tiki Bar is Open”
Sunday 24 – Raft Up Beach Party at
Friday 29-Sunday, July 1 – Red, White
& Tunes (Naples Parrot Head Club)
~ July ~
Friday 13 – LeBarge Sunset Cruise
~ August ~
~ September ~
Sunday 2-Sunday 9 – 3rd Annual Parrot
Head Cruise out of Tampa
Saturday 22 – Coastal Clean Up at
Parrot Head Island and Bay Island Park
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~ September ~
Saturday 29 – Canoe Trip
~ October ~
Saturday 13 – 11th Annual Parrot Head
Open Golf Tournament
Saturday 20 – Annual Alzheimer’s
Memory Walk
~ November ~
Thursday 1-Sunday 4 – 21st Annual
Meeting of the Minds in Key West
Friday 2 – “It’s Another Bloody Mary
Mornin’” SBPHC MOTM Party
THIS MONTH’S MEETING IS ONE WEEK
EARLY DUE TO THANKSGIVING
~ December ~
Sunday 2 – Christmas in the Caribbean
SBPHC Holiday Party and Toys for
Tots Drive
Friday 21 – End of the World Happy
Hour (according to the Mayans):
location TBD
NO SOCIAL MEETING THIS MONTH DUE
TO THE HOLIDAYS
Please remember all dates
are subject to change.
PLEASE NOTE: THE EAGLES CLUB HAS
REQUESTED THAT OUR CLUB MEMBERS
DO NOT BRING DOGS TO OUR
MONTHLY SOCIAL MEETINGS.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!
Upcoming Events
We have a lot of fun and exciting events coming up!! Here is a little run-down on a few of what is yet
to come for the Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club!!
Night Golf
You want to have a great time?? Come out to Night Golf at the
Suncoast Golf Center on February 17th from 6-10 p.m.!! This is
a great event whether you are a golfer or not. It is a lighted par
3 course, so come out and have a great time. The cost is $8.00
per golfer. We are allowed to bring our own coolers, and they
sell beer at the course as well. There will be a sign up sheet at
the January social meeting. So, grab your golf bag and cooler
and we will see you there! Suncoast Golf Center is located at
7741 15th Street East in Sarasota.
This is your invitation to take part in a life changing event called “Relay for Life” (RFL). RFL is
an 18 hour journey beginning at 3:00 pm on April 28th and ending on April 29th at 8:00 am. One
member of the team must be on the track at all times, hence the Relay!
There are many ways you can become involved with our team:
• Become a member of the team – last year we had 22 members
• Sign up as a survivor – we celebrate those who have survived this disease.
• Come out and walk a few laps with us the night of the event
• Become a team sponsor
• Donate to a member of our team – each member is required to raise a minimum of
$100.00
• Donate to the team – last year we raised $10,000.00 and our goal is even higher this
year
• Attend the event and give moral support – there are fund raisers going on all evening
and activities you can participate in.
Please stop by our table at the January, February, March and April socials. We will be able to
answer any questions and will have handouts for you to read. To obtain more information, sign
up for the team or to make a donation go to our website at www.relayforlife.org.
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Upcoming Events
Mark your calendars for the first weekend in March when area Parrot
Head Clubs including SBPHC are joining together to host the first
annual MUSIC ON THE BAY to be held at Whiskey Joe's just off the
Courtney Campbell Causeway in Tampa. The event will be featuring
the best Trop Rock bands from throughout the country in a three day
event March 2, 3 and 4. Tickets are $65 and are good for the entire
weekend, with at least $5 from each ticket purchased by our Club
members going to our designated charity!
MUSIC ON THE BAY will feature these artists and more: The Boat
Drunks, Homemade Wine, Jimmy Parrish & Ocean Waves, Brent
Burns, Jim Morris & Big Bamboo, Ramajay Intercoastal, Jerry Diaz,
Mike Miller, Jim Asbell & The Tropiholics, The Jack Mosley Band,
John Friday, Latitude, John Frinzi, John Patti, Sunny Jim, Captain
Josh & Banjody, De’Leid Parrots and possibly other surprise
musicians!
You will need to register for MUSIC ON THE BAY before contacting the preferred hotels to get the Parrot Head rate. The
hotels are the Sailport Waterfront Suites and the Best Western Bay Harbor.
MUSIC ON THE BAY registration is open to the public and we encourage you to invite all of your friends to attend what will
be an amazing weekend. If you any questions or need assistance or wish to volunteer to help at the event, please contact Dick
and Laura Dobkins who are our Club's representatives on the Event Steering Committee at [email protected].
You do not want to miss MUSIC ON THE BAY and admission is limited. Register today at www.musiconthebay.org.
3rd Annual Parrot Head Cruise
It’s time to do some cruising again! We will be leaving out of
Tampa on the Carnival Legend. We hope you can join us. You
can book your cabin by contacting Jose Arreaza from Carnival
Cruise Lines at 800-819-3902 Ext. 82308 for booking your cruise. If you need any further information, please
contact Patti Myles at 941-727-0889 or [email protected].
ITINERARY
DEPARTURE
9/2/2012
9/3/2012
9/4/2012
9/5/2012
9/6/2012
9/7/2012
9/8/2012
9/9/2012
DAY
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
PORT
Tampa
Fun Day at Sea
Cozumel, Mexico
Belize City, Belize
Mahogany Bay, Isla Roatan
Grand Cayman
Fun Day at Sea
Tampa
ARRIVE
DEPART
4:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
Prices are: Interior staterooms start at $419.00 per person, Ocean view staterooms start at $499.00 per person,
Balcony staterooms start at $549.00 per person.
Preferred balcony location selected by Parrot Head Club members on the Upper Deck (5th) mid Ship. Unobstructed
view balcony rooms are available at a rate of $639.00. Taxes and government fees are at 86.00 per person.
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Happenings
Did Someone Say, “Happy Hour?”
Cheers everyone and Happy New Year! After another great trip to
Key West for MOTM, we picked up where we left off in our own
piece of paradise with a Happy Hour on November 11th on Bradenton
Beach. About 35 hearty souls gathered on an unusually cold
November night at the Island Bistro Bar. We were treated to a special
Parrot Head menu and drink specials, in addition to some live music.
We will definitely be back to this new spot, hopefully on a warmer
night. On December 9th about 45 of us showed up at the new Bogey's
on South Tamiami Trail in Sarasota. We took over the patio area, and
partied the night away. Many of us were the victims of Irish Car
Bombs (no, Murph wasn't blowing up cars in the parking lot), and
they were tasty. Some members’ Moms who were in town were even
rumored to be doing tequila shots! We then did a special, last minute
pre-New Years Eve Happy Hour on December 30th at Turtle Beach
Pub on Siesta Key. Once again, Selwyn Swe showed up! I think this
is his secret island getaway; he must have a vacation place out back!
The Dobkins family finished up their Christmas family and friends
reunion week at the Happy Hour. We even brought in a special guest
musician from Maryland, Mike Mangum, who along with Chris
Sacks and friends had played for us at our Ocean Breeze party in Key
West. It was a great way to finish up the year. On January 6th we
were back on Anna Maria Island for a Happy Hour at Fins, a new
Parrot Head themed bar. About 35 members gathered and listened to
a swing band, who even did a special rendition of Margaritaville in
our honor. We will be back in warmer weather and party on their
deck, as this is definitely a Parrot Head friendly place. Look for our
upcoming Happy Hours in February and March. We have a couple of
surprises planned, including a floating Happy Hour in March with a
very special musical guest from Key West.
By: Dana Sochacki
First Island Clean Up of 2012
Our first Island Clean Up for the year will be Saturday,
February 11th. We will meet at Bay Island Park at 10:00
a.m. We will be serving donuts and orange juice before
our Parrot Head Navy transports us to Edwards Island and
surrounding islands to clean up debris. It is part of our oath as a
Parrot Head to "clean the beaches!" The County supplies us with
gloves and garbage bags but please dress for the cooler temps.
The directions to Bay Island Park are: from 41, turn west onto
Siesta Drive, cross the bridge and Bay Island Park is on the left.
We will have a sign up sheet at our January Social Meeting or
contact Claudia Benz at [email protected]. Hope to
see you there!
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At February’s Social Meeting we will be
collecting items for the Humane Society of
Sarasota County. Their wish list includes: dog
and cat beds, dry and canned food for cats and
dogs, cat litter and litter boxes, toys for both
dogs and cats, Frontline, Heartguard, leashes,
pooper scoopers, treats for cats and dogs,
rubbing alcohol, animal crates, baby wipes,
batteries (AA), blankets, bleach, Clorox wipes,
cotton balls, digital thermometers, dishwashing
liquid, latex gloves, and towels. Thanks for
supporting our furry little friends.
Everyone has a Story – A Parrot Head Profile
Phyllis Sasso compares her life to a Reba McIntyre song, “I’m
a Survivor”! She was born a twin, 3 months early, weighing
only 3 lbs. Her twin sister didn’t make it, but she survived. Her
mother passed away when she was 7 years old and her father
passed when she was 13. She was raised by her very strict
grandparents who didn’t believe in laughing and having fun. I
think we all know she not only survived that, but likes to laugh
and have more fun than most people we know! She was in an
unhappy marriage, divorced and raised 4 children as a single
mom. She survived putting 2 children through college while
working a full-time job and a part-time job as a bartender.
During that time, she also went to college. Never having had
college courses in high school, she was fearful. Not only did
she make it through, she graduated Magna Cum Laude!
Phyllis retired from the Department of Mental Retardation in the State of Connecticut after 25 years. She first was a
teacher, than a Case Manager/Social Worker. She moved to Sarasota in 2001 after visiting her brother. She feels the
very best thing she ever did for herself was to join the SBPHC. The members are like a family to her and it has
provided her with so many more opportunities to volunteer in the community. Phyllis is not only a survivor, but at
times an over-achiever. She likes to keep active and believes in giving back. Her volunteer activities include
working at a Food Pantry for people with HIV, she is a Civilian Volunteer for the Police Department, and is a
Eucharistic Minister at St. Martha Church. She is also very involved with the American Cancer Society, and
volunteers endlessly for the SBPHC functions.
In her spare time she has a part-time job cleaning houses for friends – a job that she really loves. Gardening and
landscaping in her yard are a few of her favorite things to do. She has built her own sidewalks and patio with scrap
concrete blocks and even has had a lawn mower run over her knee, but of course she survived that one with no
operations involved!
Phyllis’s life may be like a Reba McIntyre song, but we all know her more as a Bobby McFerrin song – “Don’t
Worry, Be Happy”, for she always has a smile on her face and a song in her heart.
By: Sherry Swartz
The Profiler
Calling All Creative Parrot Heads!
Have you ever been interested in journalism? Do you like
to write and take photographs? Do you enjoy reading the
newsletter? Are you interested in helping out? I am
always looking for an extra hand in putting the newsletter
together. If you are interested in joining the newsletter
committee, please let me know! Feel free to send me an
email at [email protected]. I’d love to hear from
you!
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2012 16th SBPHC Birthday Bash
Ladies and gentlemen, mark your calendars! The Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club 16th
Birthday Bash “The Tiki Bar is Open” is set for
June 8-10th
at Bentley’s Resort in
Osprey! Your Not Bored of Directors is hard at work planning another FIN-tastic party
that you are not going to want to miss. We’ve got a big headliner this year…HOWARD
LIVINGSTON and MILE MARKER 24! We’ve got so many great things in store! Music,
games, amazing auction items, you name it! It’s all going to be part of this big 16th
Birthday Party! Keep your eyes and ears open for more details to come very soon.
Howard Livingston and the Mile Marker 24 band are the
real deal; an all original tropical island band capable of
supporting both small and large events. The band has
recorded five studio CDs filled with over fifty all originals
that always please the crowd. The music of Mile Marker 24
offers universal appeal with an easy going lilt and sway
that celebrates the human spirit while being underscored by
steel drums, guitars, marimba and subtle strings.
Mile Marker 24 has been on the fast track, growing in
popularity from the most popular band in the Florida Keys
to clearly a favorite nationwide.
Livingston's self-released fifth album, Tunes in a Tropical Key, provides the latest example of this carefree
caress. Like his four earlier efforts, Livin’ On Key West Time (2005), Meet Me In The Keys (2006), Blame It
On The Margaritas (2007), and I'm Living on an Island (2008), much of the new album is based on Livingston's
life - the life he loves in the Florida Keys. Songs that share his love for the Florida Keys (It's A Pretty Good
Life), to the humorous (Get Your Own Cousin & Tropical Nightmare). This album joins Livingston's other
albums as a soundtrack to a lifestyle - the lifestyle of flip flops and tank tops!
Livingston and company have become known as a Portable Party Machine supporting corporate events,
weddings, and tropical parties. With the 1952 Johnson outboard motor - turned margarita maker - that became
well known when making margaritas with Al Roker (Today Show), Dave Price (CBS Early Show), Sam
Champion (Good Morning America), and Samantha Brown (The Travel Channel), Livingston performs many
events in the Florida Keys, fairs and tropical parties in the Southeast US, and tours the Midwest and Eastern
USA. He has shared the stage with the likes of Mac McAnally, Little River Band, Cowboy Troy, America,
Jerry Jeff Walker, Hank Williams, Tim McGraw, Big and Rich, and Keith Urban. Livingston has also been a
headliner act at Meeting of the Minds (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), Jimmy Buffett's annual international fan club
convention.
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Christmas in the Caribbean 2011
On Sunday, December 4, 2011 Sarasota
Bay Parrot Head Club held our annual
Christmas Party and Toys for Tots drive at
Sun-N-Fun. We Parrot Heads know how to
Party with a Purpose and our generous
members donated hundreds of toys and
bikes for needy children in the area!
Michael Roselle accepted the toys on
behalf of the Marines and Toys for Tots,
and then we formed a conga line to carry
the toys out to waiting trucks. We enjoyed a
wonderful Christmas meal, cash bar, lots of
laughs with old friends and even made
some new friends while we danced to great
music of Captain Josh and Banjody.
Four
SBPHC
members
received
Recognition Awards for their dedication
and service to the club and our charities.
Congratulations to A.J. Collins, Marla
Hanratty, Albert Hinojosa, and Dennis
Schnack. Many thanks to all of you for
giving your time and effort all year to make
this a great club!
By: Jan Wieland
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Christmas in the Caribbean 2011
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2011 – A Year in Review
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2011 – A Year in Review
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Welcome to the Party
The White Lei…see someone wearing one? That means they are new members to the club. Welcome them and tell them how
much fun they are going to have as a Sarasota Bay Parrot Head! Every month I spotlight the new members that I have met at
the meetings. Next time you see them, ask them to join your group! They all joined to make new friends, clean the
environment and have a lot of fun along the way.
KATHY WOODS & CARRIE COX
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Kathy is Tony Woods’s cousin and she has two children, Jada who is
13 and Lanna Rose who is 6. They will soon become Keets!
They moved from Big Lake in Northern Minnesota
They are looking for a better life with no snow
They feel very lucky as they both have jobs
JOHN & JULIE BENZ
Kathy Woods & Carrie Cox
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John is Phil and Claudia’s son
Julie works for Brighton on St. Armand’s Circle and she invites you all
to come visit her!
They were married a year ago in November
We think John wanted to join to get more hang time with his parents!
SWADE HARWOOD
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John & Julie Benz
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Tina’s son joined because his Mom made him!
Swade is 18 years old and attends SCTI Technical College, and is
majoring in Computer Programming
He is a Buffett fan having been a member of the Columbus Club
By: Sherry Swartz
The Profiler
Swade Harwood
Have you been by the Parrot-Fin-Alia table at the Monthly Social Meetings
lately? If you haven’t, you should! Kate has stocked up the shop with loads of
very cool new items including both men’s and women’s wear. She has a
large variety of items in loads of color options. So, stop on by and see Kate
at the next social! Start updating your wardrobe and get ready for the New
Year with some new Parrot-Fin-Alia for your loved ones, or treat yourself to
some new SBPHC swag and update your Parrot Head look!
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Welcome to the Party
Welcome
New Members
Carrie, Jana & Lanna Cox
Kathy Woods
Hope Locartore & Mike Hawryluk
John & Joanne Fisher
Evelyn Martin
Chris, Peggy Scott & Amy Costin
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Renewing
Members
Tami & Austin Mannel
John & Jack Pollack
Makaela Frankford
Kimberly & Danielle Bollier
Bryan & Sarah Bonneau
Mary Boisclair
Barbara & Marshall Bricker
Dick & Laura Dobkins
Whitney Taran
Barb & Jordyn Sacks & John Matson
Dianne Walters & Jubal Ackerson
Michaelyn Warner
Walter & Ida Fagnant
Beth & Gerry Palmer
Captain Dan Troyer
Mary Zehnder
Diana Christ & Paul Heins
Tony Woods
Bill & Jane Icely
Betty Brown
Muffet Einwag
Diane Kranz & Pete Sayles
Robbie & Barbara Duke
Tom Farmer & Jane Fultz
Steve & Susan Spangler
Lois Weaverling
Allan bergeson & Marla Galley
Bill Manning
Holly & John Moher
Sandy & Roger Crihfield
Denise Johnson & Armand Provencal
Allen Ward
Chris Cantanzaro & Cora Mapes
Al & Beth Palumbo
Esther Smith & Pat Fecher
Janet Daylor
Barbie & Fred Swenson
Jackie Brown & Deurita Wieczorek
Dannielle Goldman & Kim Marino
Newsletter submissions are always welcome and
highly encouraged! Please send pictures and/or articles
to Sarah Bonneau at [email protected].
Articles over 350 words may be edited due to space
limitations. Please send pictures in 4x6 size.
Newsletter Advertising
Business Card Sized Ad:
$20.00 per issue or $100.00 per year
(Guaranteed 6 issues)
Contact Sarah at [email protected]
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Membership
[email protected]
Ongoing Community Service Projects
Do you receive emails from this address? If you do,
then you are aware of all our club happenings. If you
are not subscribed to this email group, please visit our
webpage www.sbphc.com and follow the link to join.
Pop Tops/Pull Tabs: Don’t throw them away! Save them
This is an announcement only forum to promote
SBPHC activities and other Parrot Head Club events
we think our members may be interested in. We do
not post private parties, yard sales, individual
businesses, Non-Parrot Head Club events, musician
schedules, candle parties, house parties, etc. There
are many places you can surf the web to find these
things without the club overloading your mailbox.
You can also join the National Parrot head email
group to keep up with all things Parrot Head. Send an
email to: [email protected] and tell
them you are a member of the Sarasota Bay Parrot
Head Club.
all and bring them to the monthly meetings. We collect them
and turn them in for cash which is donated to Alzheimer’s
Association towards our Memory Walk Fundraising. Just
another reason to drink more beer and Party with a Purpose!!!
Ink Cartridges: What do you do with your empty ink
cartridges? Bring them to the next meeting, we collect
these and donate them to local schools that get $3.00 per
cartridge for school supplies.
The “Not Bored” of Directors meets the 2nd Wednesday of
each month. If you have any ideas that you would like the
board to look into, please contact any Board Member with
your thoughts. Volunteers are always needed. If you are
interested in getting more involved, please let us know!
Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club, Inc.
And Parrot Heads in Paradise, Inc.
Member Renewal/Application Form
Early/On Time Renewal
(within 30 days of due date – see your address label)
Couple $35.00
Single $25.00
Keet $5.00 each
Member 1
New Member/
Couple $40.00
Single $30.00
Keet $5.00 each
Member 2
Address
City
Phone # (
Zip
Today’s Date
Late Renewal
/
/2012
Amount Enclosed $
)
Mail to: Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 48814, Sarasota, FL 34230
Email
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Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 48814
Sarasota, FL 34230
www.SBPHC.com
Don’t forget to mark your calendar!
This year’s Birthday Bash, “The Tiki Bar is Open”
is June 8-10th!
Join the Fun!
Sarasota Bay Parrot Head Club
Social Meetings
~/\~
January 26th and February 23rd 6-9 p.m.
In the Courtyard of the Saramana Eagles
501 N. Beneva Rd Sarasota
Thank
you!
To our
recent
monthly
raffle
donors!
~ Food and Drink Specials
~ Bring your ‘Recycleables’
Ink Cartridges and Pop-Top Pull Tabs
~ Sign up for:
Island Clean Up
Night Golf
Cut & Redeem for one Free Raffle Ticket
at the January or Feburay
Meeting in the Eagles courtyard
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Jan and Jeff Wieland
Tina Harwood
Dick and Laura
Dobkins
Gary and Sharon
Campbell
Julie Putt

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