September 2013 Hemisphere Flyer

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September 2013
SAPHC
We Party with a Purpose!
In This Issue...
President’s Notes ..........................2
Lori Parker—Club Photographer .2
August Happy Hour .....................3
Thom Shepherd House Concert ...4
Jimi Pappas & John Patti .............5
Jimi Pappas & John Patti .............6
Pirate Ball .....................................7
Pirate Ball .....................................8
John Hiatt ....................................9
Anniversary Party.......................10
T-Shirt Update ............................11
Parrothead Profile.......................12
Newest Parrotheads ...................12
The Mine Shaft Saloon located
behind the Magic Time Machine
902 N.E. Loop 410 will be our
new Happy Hour location!!!!!
San Antonio Parrot Head Club
Our Happy Hour is normally the 3rd Thursday
of every month.
Parrotheads Out and About ........13
Pete’s Parrot Poop ......................14
Apple Pie Moonshine .................15
SAPHC History ..........................16
Backpack Update........................17
Troy Real Estate .........................18
Birthdays and Due to Renew ......19
Upcoming Events and Contacts .20
Newsletter Editors
Gary and Debby Arnold
Thanks to all that contributed to
this edition of the newsletter. If
you have something Parrot Head
related that you’d like to submit,
please send it to us at
[email protected]
Newsletter Photographer
Lori Parker
Please visit our web site at
www.saphc.com and if you are
on Facebook, be sure to look for
SAPHC and “like” us!
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September 2013
Notes from President “Cooler” Dave Spenny
SAPHC,
Gosh this Summer has flown by. It’s been a great one.
Thanks to all of you for your support for our annual school supplies
drive for Southwest Elementary. Your generosity enabled the school
to have over 100 back packs for their “at risk” children.
The Aug 24th house concert with Jimi Pappas and John Patti was one
the best yet. We were so lucky to have these two talented artist play
for us. A big thanks to David and Glenda Keck for hosting this great
time.
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We have our 14th Anniversary Party coming up on 21 Sept. This is our biggest fund raiser of the year, so
be thinking of that special item you’d like to donate to our silent auction. Please bring any items you
plan on donating to our 19 Sept Happy Hour so we can catalog the items for our auction. Also we’ll
need some volunteer assistance to decorate and run the sign in table/sell raffle tickets for the party.
Keep watching emails for volunteer opportunities.
Don’t forget that registration for Meeting of the Minds (MOTM) in Key West closes the end of Sept or
3,500 registered. With the lineup this year we may reach the 3,500 early. Currently we have 50+ pholks
from SAPHC attending this year. This event will be a good one.
Hopefully, y’all have noticed we’ve changed our venue for Happy Hours. We are now at the Mine Shaft
Saloon, right behind the Magic Time Machine. We are working with them on some great Happy Hour
specials, so come on out and join us for a phun time! Our 19 Sept Happy Hour has a “Pirate” theme
since that day is national “Talk Like a Pirate” day!
We’ll have some great charity/volunteer opportunities coming up this next quarter. We’ve scheduled a
Food Bank Work Day for 12 Oct from 1-4PM. Highway Cleanup will probably be in November Also in
December we will be supporting the Elf Louise Christmas project. We probably start looking for volunteers for this worthwhile cause in October. Our Santa delivery date is not scheduled yet, but the gift
wrap evening is scheduled for 5 December. Nothing beats “Partying with a Purpose”.
“We’re all here, because we’re not all there”
“Cooler” Dave Spenny
President, SAPHC
SAPHC Photographer—Lori Parker
If you enjoy the new format of the newsletter with all the photographs,
please track down Lori at the next SAPHC function and thank her, hug
her, kiss her and that’s probably enough, well maybe another hug or
two.
Lori has been instrumental in providing the Hemisphere Flyer with
Phinomenal Pictures in the past and hopefully in the phuture.
We will hear about Lori’s trip to Alaska to see Chad in the
October Hemisphere Flyer!!
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September 2013
August Happy Hour
It’s official!!!
I’m a Parrot Head.
I’m such a lucky
guy!!
To be or not to be, I guess
that is the question.
September Happy Hour is at the Mine Shaft on
Thursday the 19th.
It’s “Talk Like A Pirate Day” so wear you pirate garb!!!
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September 2013
Thom Shepherd House Concert
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September 2013
John Patti and Jimi Pappas at
Casa de Keck
Close to 90 SAPHC members
attended Dave and Glenda’s
House Concert. Well Done
Guys!!!!
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September 2013
John Patti and Jimi Pappas at
Casa de Keck
Excuse me… I just did my nails.
Life is Great!!!!!!
Hey!!! That’s a guy’s foot.
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September 2013
CTPC Pirate Ball
SAPHC had a great turnout at the 2013 Pirate’s Ball!! We had over 50 members attend and
were probably the most Piratey group there. Our group won some type of award and we
were really excited about it so next year we will try even harder to win something else.
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September 2013
CTPC Pirate Ball
What me Worry???
I’m healed!!! I can see!!!!!
I’m like a dog chasing a car and the car
stops. What do I do with them now??
Yes, they were all once cabin boys
and now make dandy pirates.
Mani’s Drink of the Month
Havana Cocktail
3/4 oz. Rum
Dash Lemon Juice
1 1/4 oz. Pineapple Juice
Stir with ice
Strain into chilled stemmed glass
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September 2013
John Hiatt at Gruene Hall
Major kudos to Tom Trimble
for setting this up.
Thanks Tom!!!!!!
John
Hiatt
We started the evening at Connie Turner’s new home, (ask for a tour, it’s well worth it,
especially the shower). Next stop for many of us was The Grist Meal for dinner. Meeting up with the rest of the group who had “planted” themselves in a prime location at
Gruene Hall we enjoyed an evening of entertainment by John Hiatt.
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September 2013
SAPHC Anniversary Party
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September 2013
SAPHC T-shirts
Hello Parrot Heads!!!
We are now taking orders for a new club T-Shirt!! It has been a long time since we ordered shirts and
several new members have asked about how to get a club T-Shirt. You need to place an order as soon
as possible. We would like to place the order before the end of September in order to have them in
hand to go to Meeting of the Minds!!! If you want a shirt this year, it needs to be in this initial order - it
will be the only order placed this year!!!! The only "extra" shirts that we may order will be Regular
TShirts. Thanks to Dee Troy - she volunteered to take the shirt orders!
The shirts will be a Periwinkle blue color, unless otherwise noted. The large logo will on the back and
the small picture of the parrot will be on the left front chest of the shirts. Your options for styles and
prices for shirts are:
Regular TShirt, sizes S - XL are $15, extended sizes XXL to XXXXL are $17
Men's Tank top is $15 for sizes S-XL, and $17 for size XXL
Ladies Tank top is $15 for sizes S-XL, and $17 for size XXL
Regular Long sleeved shirts are $20 for sizes S-XXL
Regular crew necked sweatshirt $40 for sizes S-XXL
Zippered Hoodie sweatshirt $40 for sizes S-XXL (in Bay color only and no front picture)
Men's pocket TShirt is $17 for sizes S-XXL (in Bay color only)
You can order in advance without paying, but payment must be made when you pick the shirt(s) up. If
payment is not made promptly, the shirt will be sold as an extra shirt.
These club shirts will be fun to wear in the future when we go as a group to other events and at charity
work days! For information contact Dee Troy at [email protected]. If you want to place an order
and cannot be at the September Happy Hour, indicate the size, style and quantity of shirts that you want
to order. (If you do not specify a style, a regular shirt will be ordered for you). You can mail payment by
writing a check to SAPHC and mailing it, no later than Sept 19th to Dee at:
Dee Troy
67 Cross Canyon
San Antonio, TX 78247
Email: [email protected]
You need to include your name, email address, phone number and your member number. These shirts
are for club members only - not for family or friends that are not members. We are prohibited from selling club merchandise with our Parrot Head name or logo on it to anyone not a member of a Parrot Head
Club.
Dee will be taking orders at the September 19th Happy Hour or email her!
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September 2013
Parrothead Spotlight
Bob and Chris Lee
We joined the San Antonio Parrot Head Club last September,
so we have now been members for one full year! We have
been long-time fans of Jimmy Buffet and Key West is one of
our favorite destinations! Bob Friese invited us to join him at
Riley’s last summer; we did and we had a “Blast”! I even won
the Hula Hoop Contest. J It was just a couple of weeks after
that when we joined the club.
Bob was born in California and is a true “Surfer”. He got drafted by the Army, went to Viet Nam and Desert Storm, retired,
then went to work for a government contractor and traveled to
Saudi for a year. He then went back to work for the government , was sent to Afghanistan two times; I said Enough, it
was just too dangerous so he gave in and retired, this time for
good! Now he enjoys SAPHC, Wildlife Committee at the San
Antonio Stock Show& Rodeo and playing golf . . . well
earned!
I grew up in San Antonio and graduated from Robert E. Lee High School. I attended University
of Incarnate Word, studying business administration. I worked for City Public Service for a little
over 14 years, then worked for an OB-Gyn doctor for about 3 years. I have now been an Administrator for WellMed for the last 5 years; starting at our Bulverde Clinic then recently relocated to our Floresville Clinic; much closer to our home in La Vernia.
Together we have three children; one son and two daughters and six grandchildren, four boys
and two girls. We are very proud of all of them. Some are in La Vernia, then others in Colorado and Florida.
We have truly loved becoming members of the SAPHC and meeting you all. We look forward
to more fun, volunteering, and partying with a purpose! Thank you all for being so friendly and
kind and welcoming!
Our Newest Parrotheads
Our Newest Parrotheads Welcome to the Club!
Alex Enriquez
John Janek
Karen Davis
Caroline Williams
Deborah Wolfgang
Scott Chambless
Nancy Brown
Please pick up your Membership Badge at the next Happy Hour.
Phins up!
Kathy Tauber
Membership Director
Mike Martin
Stephanie Hawley
Laura & Dan Boyd
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September 2013
SAPHC Out and About
by Diane Elliott
On Friday, August 2nd, I was lucky enough to travel
to Bossier City, LA, to visit the new Margaritaville Casino and attend a Jerry Jeff Walker concert. My travel
mates were Pete and Linda Shaw and Doc and Susan Blanchard. Pete and Linda were nice enough to
carry me up there and Doc and Susan brought me
back home. Our trip started out Friday morning with
plans of having lunch in Waco at George’s Bar (Pat
Green’s old haunt) for some great catfish and ice cold
beer. Note of warning when going to the original
George’s – watch out for the one-way street headed that way. People look at you funny when
you try it any other way! Next stop, Bossier City. After getting checked in and starting happy
hour there, we moved on to Margaritaville for dinner. Most of us tried a little gambling, but I,
being the one who loves to feed the slots, stuck around a little longer. When I got back to the
hotel, the other four were continuing the party in the Shaw’s room. We finally shut it down with
talk of Bloody Mary’s and breakfast before our cruise down the river that Pete had arranged.
Everyone was a little slow getting up Saturday morning, so it was a quick breakfast from the
snack bar and a Bloody Mary for the brave. We did a relaxing cruise on the Red River with
Captain Sandy, who put the steering duties in Linda’s capable hands. After the cruise, we did
a little sightseeing that included checking out the DuPont Fish Market in Shreveport. Two notes
of warning about the fish market: You will walk out with no desire to ever eat fish again and,
when leaving the fish market, watch out for the one-way street headed out. Those people also
give you strange looks (and maybe a few hand gestures) when you try it any other way! We
went back to the hotel and out to lunch at a good Irish Pub on the Boardwalk. After lunch,
there was some down time and then it was back to Margaritaville for an introduction to the
“Livin’ it Up” Margaritas (yummy) and on to the concert.
Jerry Jeff put on a great show for two hours. The venue seats less than 1000 people so it was
full. He seemed to be enjoying himself along with the rest of us. I hadn’t seen him in concert
in probably 20 years and his voice is as good as it ever was, in my opinion. He played so
many of his great songs and added a few new ones. After the concert, we decided to check
out the Horseshoe Casino where we saw literally a million dollars, in hundred dollar bills, on a
huge wall. The walk was a little longer than we thought and we didn’t stay long (not nearly as
nice as Jimmy’s place) and caught a shuttle back to our hotel for a few more drinks, music and
telling stories. Sunday morning came way too early, so it was back to San Antonio. I say it
was a successful road trip and am grateful that the Shaws and Blanchards let me tag along. I
think the next time Jerry Jeff is at Gruene, or anywhere close by, we really need to do another
road trip.
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September 2013
Pete’s Parrot Poop
September's Poop is all about "Phoenicopteris ruber plasticus - an avian species
best known as "The Pink Plastic Flamingo."
In 1957, a young Worcester Art Museum art school graduate was offered a job designing three-dimensional animals for Union Products, Inc. He sculpted over 750
different items. The first was a girl with a watering can, then a boy with a dog, then
a duck. He bought a duck and named it Charlie so he could watch the duck for his
sculpturing. Just after carving the duck, he was asked to sculpt a flamingo. That
year, in 1957, Don Featherstone sculptured the first three-dimensional pink plastic
flamingo, thereby making affordable bad taste accessible to the American public. Not wanting to buy a
flamingo to study, he based his creation on photographs of flamingos from National Geographic. It was
an instant hit across the country. In 1987, Don Featherstone inscribed his signature in the original plastic mould to help distinguish the original birds from the "knockoffs."
The signature of Don Featherstone, on the bottom side under the feathers, stayed with the Pink Flamingo until 2001, when Union Products removed the famous authenticating signature. A boycott of
loyal Featherstone Bird Watchers quickly persuaded Union Product officials to restore the signature.
The Featherstone Pink Plastic Flamingo was removed from the endangered species list immediately!!!
On 1 November 2006, Union Products closed and the Pink Flamingo stopped being produced. Many
cheap overseas knockoffs failed to live up to Featherstone Flamingo quality -- Made in the USA. Shortly
after the UP closing, a small New York company bought the molds and sub-contracted production to a
Fitchburg, Massachusetts, company, Cado Products. Ironically, Donald Featherstone now lives in Fitchburg. In 2010, Cado Products (cadocompany.com) purchased the copyrights and plastic molds for the
Featherstone Pink Plastic Flamingo. They continue to manufacture the classic birds today, sold in pairs
only, with Don Featherstone's signature.
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September 2013
Not Jeff Cohen’s Apple Pie Moonshine
For those of us who attended Pirates’ Ball in Austin you should remember the Jeff Cohen’s
Moonshine being passed around. We attempted to obtain the recipe but apparently it is a
Cohen Family Recipe and unavailable for the public masses.
After careful analysis of the contents it was determined that the recipe below is relatively
close to the secret family sauce.
So I present to you the Not Jeff Cohen’s Apple Pie Moonshine recipe:
1/2 gallon of apple juice
1/2 gallon of apple cider
3/4 cup white sugar
1 1/4 cups of brown sugar
4 cinnamon sticks
1/2 liter of 190 Proof Grain Alcohol, Everclear or equivalent.
To get started, you need a large boiling pot. Add into this pot the apple juice, apple cider, the
white and brown sugar, and the whole fresh cinnamon sticks. Bring these contents to a boil,
then remove the pot from the stove and let it cool down to room temperature. Once at room
temperature, gradually stir in the 190 proof grain alcohol. What you don’t consume in one
sitting, you can bottle for later use. Store it in sterile Mason jars, place one cinnamon stick in
each jar, and then store them in a cool dark dry place. After a couple of weeks your Apple Pie
Moonshine will taste even better. This batch will make about 4 1/2 quarts.
1 gallon of apple juice
1 gallon of apple cider
1 1/2 cups of white sugar
2 1/2 cups brown sugar
8 cinnamon sticks
1 liter of 190 Proof Grain Alcohol, Everclear or equivalent
Gotta love a Google Search huh??
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September 2013
SAPHC History Lesson
San Antonio Parrot Head Club Celebrates 14th Anniversary!
It is hard to believe that the San Antonio Parrot Head Club is celebrating fourteen years as a sanctioned
club as part of the Parrot Heads in Paradise, Inc. What is really amazing to me is that we have so
many new members, but with a few that have been there since the beginning - so many things are new
all over again! Most of you don’t pay attention to your member number, though it is requested on almost every form that you sign up on! It is also displayed on your badge. The club is now up to the
number 1064. What that means is that over the past fourteen years, at least 1064+ people have joined
the club! If you see someone with a badge number from 1 to 250 – those people have been in the club
10 years! But we welcome all of our new members and hope you find that we offer a place that is fun
and friendly where you can “Party with a Purpose”!
Here is an excerpt of an article written in 2008 for the “Tropical Dreams” website to be the featured
“club of the month” for July 2008 (quite an honor back then), so I offer this a part of the club history.
“We have Caribbean Souls We Can Barely Control and Some Texas Here in Our Hearts”
San Antonio, Texas, is well known for The Alamo and the famous River Walk, but in 1998 when Garrett
Van Delden (club founder), and several of his family and friends returned from a Jimmy Buffett concert
in Las Vegas, energized and looked for a local parrot head club – but there was none in San Antonio.
They had been Jimmy Buffett fans for a long time and realized that they wanted to join the Parrot
Heads in Paradise (PHIP) community and “Party with a Purpose”. Garrett gathered a small group of
dedicated people, his wife Pam Van Delden, brother Tim Van Delden, Mike and Holly King, and Judy
Coteff to form the first Board of Directors for the San Antonio Parrot Head Club (SAPHC) in March 1999.
It started with a small core group of people and with a lot of hard work and dedication; they grew the
membership to over 40 by the end of 1999.
In 2009 the SAPHC was awarded the coveted PHIP “Golden Coconut Award for Excellence in Community Service”. Clubs can only compete for and win this award once, and after winning it they are considered “golden” forever! Many that are new to the club don’t know what this award means! In 1996,
Margaritaville and Parrot Heads In Paradise, Inc. decided to create an award to be given to a deserving
Parrot Head Club, emblematic and in recognition of the outstanding Charitable and Environmental
efforts of ALL Parrot Head Clubs. Today, competition for the coveted award is waged through a "blind
essay" submitted to an illustrious panel of judges composed of previous Golden Coconut Award recipients. Bestowed upon the winning chapter, the Golden Coconut is a one of a kind trophy designed,
hand-crafted and presented by our friends at Margaritaville Key West during the annual Meeting of the
Minds.
Our next big fund raiser is our Anniversary Party on Set 21st. We will have big red barrels outside the
Harmony Hills Cabana Club for non-perishable food donations. The auction and raffle proceeds will go
to the Alzheimer’s Association and the San Antonio Food Bank. It will be a good time for great causes
and we appreciate your participation and donations. So please come and join us as we celebrate our
14th Anniversary and “Party with a Purpose”!
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September 2013
Recipe of the Month
WORM DIRT CAKE
By Karen Prevou
Stolen from COOKS.COM
This popular "novelty" cake is a hit at Parrot Head parties,
especially around Halloween. You'll receive many appreciative
compliments from your guests such as "Ewww, that's gross,
but give me some more!!” And “Hey, this goes well with
Rum.”
It really resembles a pudding more than it does a conventional cake. If you serve it as an ever yday family dessert,
rather than as a fun decorative element, it's possible that your family may not understand it!
1 to 1 1/4 lb. pkg. Oreo cookies
1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese
1/2 cup butter, softened
1 cup powdered sugar
3 cups milk
1 (12 oz.) tub Cool Whip (can use chocolate)
2 (3 1/2 oz.) pkg. instant vanilla or chocolate pudding 1/2 tsp. vanilla
4 gummy worms and/or other critters
Crush Oreos. Put 1/3 of the crushed Oreos into a new, clean flower pot. Set aside.
Mix butter, cream cheese and sugar and vanilla together. Set aside. Combine milk and pudding mix. Fold Cool Whip into the pudding. Fold together pudding mixture and butter -cream
cheese mixture.
Layer this mixture (about 1/3 of it) onto the crumbled cookies in the pot. Next, add another layer
of the pudding mixture, then another layer of cookie crumbs, continuing until all ingredients
are used.
As you're layering the ingredients, decoratively place several gummy worms and critters in the
"soil" so they will be seen emerging. If you have a toy (clean) garden trowel, a plastic daisy, or some edible f lo w er s , t h es e c a n a ls o b e us e d c r ea t i v el y t o em be l l is h th e
presentation.
Chill in refrigerator for 3 to 4 hours before serving.
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September 2013
Backpack Update!!!
Members of the San Antonio Parrot Head Club,
THANK YOU! Your generosity and support of Southwest Elementary
School is very much appreciated. The supplies that you all have donated
have me in awe. In my years of being a public educator, I can easily say
that I have never seen such an outpouring of support and kindness to support at-risk students. With your outpouring of gifts, I feel that I can safely
say that every child who is in need of supplies for the beginning of the
year will have them.
Thank you so much for supporting and remembering Southwest Elementary.
Sincerely,
Pamela Dahlquist, Principal
Southwest Elementary
Troy, Realtors
Hello Parrot Heads! We make buying
or selling real estate like a day at the
beach! And who couldn’t use that!
Serving San Antonio since 1982
Office: 494-1985 Cell: 415-1033
[email protected]
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
September
Rob
Arnold
E Jay
Bill
David
Curb
Mike
Falcone
Judy
Foerster
Dean
Furnish
Pat
Goss
Connie
Gray
Dan
Hansen
Stephaniee Hawley
John
Heringer
Jim
Keller
Chris
Lee
Karen
Mather
Katie
Mc Brearty
Bruce
Osborne
William
Payne
JoAnn
Ratzlaff
Layce
Roelfs
Cindy
Shoffstall
Julie
Shoffstall
Rae
Stone
Peter
Sugg
Dwayne
Wilkins
Jackie
Wilson-Crunk
Katherine Winterrowd
10
9
24
24
3
2
18
17
10
24
26
14
25
10
30
5
26
26
18
28
10
29
24
23
24
6
Shannon
Denise
27
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Workman
Zimmerman
Bob
Jeff
Stacy
Nancy K
Diana
Margie
Sharon
Dan
Bob
Lauren
John
Arthur
Sara
Mary
Diane
Yvonne
Ed
"Sissy"
Sue
Kathy
Rocky
Shirley
Tom
Pam
October
Barnett
Belton
Brewer
Brown
Carroll
Carter
Cleveland
Decker
DeLeon
Falcone
Goss
Goss Jr.
Guerrero
Hansen
Huth
Johnston
Lope
Pogue
Roberts
Seeger
Shoffstall
Silva
Trimble
Van Delden
September 2013
DUE TO RENEW
2
16
12
24
9
24
10
23
26
26
13
19
3
3
20
31
7
15
30
7
9
1
26
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September
Blake
Winterrowd
Ben
Bradfield
Carolyn
Stone
Lea
Rosenauer
Sherry
Slattery
Bill
Meek
John
Tourtellot
Sue
Johnson
Bob
Lee
Patrick
Downey
Leslie
Meek
Amy
Bowles
Rich
Rebouche`
Janet
Mace
Diann
Duncan
Richard
Guadiano
Katherine Winterrowd
Chris
Lee
Hermie
O Leary
Tom
Persyn
October
Julie
Andrade
Lisa
Caudill
Larry
Leesman
Dianne
Hargroder
Zeke
Silva
Lana
Kubany
Gayla
Aguilar
Mani
Andrade
Oscar
Carrero
Sherry
Carrero
Phyllis
Leesman
David
Aguilar
Mary Ann DeLeon
Sara
Guerrero
Shirley
Silva
Bob
DeLeon
Ed
Lope
Todd
Hargroder
Charles
Spain
Jenny
Spain
Fred
Guerrero
Scott
Caudill
Steve
Rosenauer
Brian
Hangen
Chris
Scoggin
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September 2013
Upcoming Events
September
Happy Hour
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Alzheimers Walk
21
Anniversary Party
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October
Wings Over Port A
4
Food Bank
Happy Hour
12
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For more information on club events visit our SAPHC calendar on www.saphc.com
For regional club events, visit http://www.localendar.com/public/PHiPSouthRegion
SAPHC Contacts
President: Dave Spenny
[email protected]
Director of Communications: Sally Spenny Survive: Dave Spenny
[email protected]
[email protected]
Vice President: JR Troy
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor: Gary & Debby Arnold
[email protected]
Secretary: Gordon Lewis
[email protected]
Web Designer: Oscar Carrero
[email protected]
Treasurer: Cindy Shoffstall
[email protected]
Happy Hour Director: Mani Andrade
[email protected]
Director of Membership: Kathy Tauber
[email protected]
Adopt-a-Highway: Sue Roberts
[email protected]
Director of Sponsor Support:
[email protected]
Elf Louise Project: Don Muir
[email protected]
San Antonio Municipal Ministries:
Cindy Shoffstall
[email protected]
Annual Coat Drive: Carol Garner
[email protected]
Founder: Garrett Van Delden
[email protected]
Parrot Heads in Paradise
http://www.phip.com/Index.asp
SAPHC Charities and Causes
SAPHC Sponsors
Ronald McDonald House
Alzheimer’s Association
Elf Louise Project
San Antonio Food Bank
Adopt-a-Highway
Project Cool
Fisher House
San Antonio Municipal Ministries
Troy ERA Realtors
The Mine Shaft Lounge
Margaritaville Foods
Simply We
Island Hotel, Port Aransas
Please support all of our sponsors. However, please do not solicit new sponsor support or contact any current
sponsor directly for contributions to the club without prior approval from the board of directors.

September 2013 Hemisphere Flyer

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