Volume 2007, Issue 2 Latitude 38 Parrot Head Club June 30 ... · In 2006, we said hello to some new...

President

Jena Lockwood

Kathleen Henry, Editor

Happy Summer! Well, another Spring has passed us by and led us straight into the crazy days of Sum-mer. Thankfully, Spring was a good season for Latitude 38. Our Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tour-nament raised a grand total of $2,000 for two of our phavorite charities - Angelman's Syn-drome West and CFRI. Thanks to everyone who came out and played cards for a good cause! We've got alot to look forward to this Summer. Check the Calendar of Events and pencil yourselves in now so you don't get left out! Sac Zoo, Marine Mammal Center, and Brannan Island are all favorite events of the club. MOTM 2007 "Barefootin' Key West" is shaping up to be another great convention. Over 2100 pholks are already registered, so don't wait - sign up now at http://www.phip.com/MOTM.asp. There is some great entertainment lined up this year. A few new bands will be playing and parrothead phavorite Jim Morris & the Big Bamboo Band will be headlinig the Saturday Beach Party again this year. I know that Summer is a busy time for everyone in the Bay Area, but I hope we can all make some time for great phriends and great phun!

-Jena

President’s Phlock Talk...Jena Lockwood

Special points of interest:

• Bylaw Changes

• Community Calendar

• Mardi Gras Recap

• Coastal Cuisine

• Trivia

• Parrot Points

Inside this issue:

Charity News 2

Board of Directors 3

Treasurer’s Report 3

Tropical Music 4

Get To Know Your Phlock 5

Trivia 11

Event Calendars

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Coastal Eats 7

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Latitude 38 Parrot Head Club June 30 , 2007

Volume 2007, Issue 2

ida, with eight CDs released and more on the way. He is the official artist for Strictly Sailboat shows and Latitudes and Atti-tudes Magazine. He has per-formed at MOTM, as part of the official program and on the sunset sails. We're very privi-leged to have Eric do a show for us here in the Bay Area, and an excellent time will be had. Opening for Eric will be Latitude

Sunday, August 5, 3-5 PM (doors open at 2): House con-cert featuring Eric Stone, High-land Oaks Cabana Club, 4530 Sandalwood Dr, Pleasanton, CA (site of the Poker Tourna-ments). Suggested donation $10-15; light refreshments served. Eric Stone www.boatsongs.com) is a Trop Rock artist from Flor-

38's own Loren Davidson. Please come out and give Eric a very warm welcome on his visit to the Bay Area! RSVP's encouraged to Loren, [email protected].

House Concert featuring Eric Stone & Loren Davidson

In 2006, we said hello to some new members and goodbye to

some old ones.

Applications can be downloaded off of our yahoo group site or you can forward any new names and email ad-

dresses to the incoming VP Jeannine Happ at J9tig-

[email protected].

Welcome New Parrotheads

No new members this quarter

Goodbye Old Friends, Hope to See You Again

No old members this quarter

Membership...Jena Lockwood, Vice President & Membership

uor aisle of Safeway, and rec-ommended a wine to go with crab, was invited to join the feed. She claimed also to be diabetic herself, yet proceeded to drink several glasses of wine, before downing ½ bottle of Jack Daniels, while the bartender’s back was turned. She soon could not walk, and appeared catatonic. An ambulance was called, and she was taken to the hospital. She was declared to not be diabetic, and released herself from the hospital a few hours later. Initially she was funny and weirdly engaging, yet the evening turned scary with the sirens and lights of the am-bulance, and people trying to determine if there was some-one to call and notify of the events. I think the lesson here is to not invite people you have only met once, in the liquor aisle of a supermarket…

KVIE article pro-vided by Sandy Riggs

Bright and early on Saturday morning March 10th sixteen Parrot Heads representing the Lat38 PHC and PPOCD reported

to KVIE in Sacramento for an 8

- 12 AM pledge drive shift. The Lat 38 PHC team was made up of Sandy & Bruce Riggs, Kat Fernandez, Gary Rockhill, Renee Hyatt, Michael Thomp-son, Kathleen Henry, Sandy Waters, and Becci Hanna. For the first two hours a show on

menopause was aired and our group collected more than $12,000 in pledges! The sec-ond two hours was a show on one-skillet cooking and, as usual, we got

a lot of airtime due to our color-ful attire.

Following our shift, all sixteen of us (plus an additional PPOCD member) went to the Blue Gecko Restaurant on Garden Highway for lunch. They had us set up to eat upstairs inside, but it was so nice out that we convinced our waitress to move us outdoors to the upper deck. After wiping down all the tables and chairs from their winter storage outside, the waitress accommodated our request. We

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Big Round Ball… Cheryl Bashor Latitude 38 PHC gets crabby article provided by J9Happ

The annual Theta Tau Theta Crab feed benefiting Diabetic Youth Summer camp was a fun night! There were 33 members and friends all ready for some good food and good fun. The reports are that this year’s crab was the best people had ever tasted, and a couple of mem-bers didn’t come up for air until completely stuffed. The moan-ing and groaning that were heard gives good reason why children are not invited to at-tend! After the crab and pasta, we took over the dance floor for some rocking and rolling. Over-all, we helped raise over $4,000 for summer camp where diabetic kids can feel just like every other summer camp kid.

There was one cautionary tale among all the fun. A person claiming to be a chef, who met up with some of the members (of Theta Tau Theta) in the liq-

“Helping Our Community and Environment”

We Need More Fruitcakes!!

Latitude 38 Parrot Head Club

2007 Board of Directors and Members At Large

Election ChairElection Chair

Renee Hyatt

PresidentPresident

Jena Lockwood

Vice PresidentVice President

Jeannine Happ

TreasurerTreasurer

Cathy Jones

SecretarySecretary

Carroll Wills

Member at LargeMember at Large

NewsletterNewsletter

Kathleen Henry


MarketingMarketing

Susie Hudson


EventsEvents

Charity & Environmental Charity & Environmental

CoordinatorCoordinator

Cheryl Bashor

WebmasterWebmaster

Jenn Goudreau

Cathy Jones—Treasurer

Treasurer’s Report as of June 30, 2007 Beginning Balance April 1, 2007 $1,362.10

Incoming Monies

Membership Dues Collected $365.00

Donations to Latitude 38 PHC $200.00

Poker Tournament Proceeds $2,320.00

$4,247.10

Club Donations

Angelman's Syndrome $1,000.00

Cystic Fibrosis Research Institute $1,000.00

PHINS to the West $150.00

($2,150.00)

Operating Expenses

Bank Service Charges $15.00

Poker Tournament Expenses $292.92

($307.92)

Ending Balance June 20, 2007 $1,789.18


This quarter are songs that evoke that Summer time feeling in no particular order.

1. Summertime in the City—Lovin Spoonful

2. Rag Top Day– Jimmy Buf-fett

3. Groovin—The Rascals

4. Sugar Magnolia—Greatful Dead

5. Pipeline—The Chanteys

6. Margaritaville—Jimmy Buf-fett

7. Hawaii Five-0—The Ven-tures

8. Summertime Blues—Alan Jackson

9. Seashores of Mexico—George Strait

10. School’s Out—Alice Cooper

11. Surfin USA—Beach Boys

12. Saturday in the Park—Chicago

13. Under The Boardwalk—Drifters

14. Centerfield—John Fogerty

15. Low Rider—War

16. In The Summertime—Mungo Jerry

17. Life is just a Tire Swing

Thanks to Gary Rockhill, Kat Fernandez, Larry Birdsong and Glady McWood for their contri-butions to the list.

Tropical Music—The Music of Summer

rates are $59 for Thursday, $89 for Friday and Saturday, and $50 for Sunday. From May 28-June 27, Friday and Saturday goes up $10. Only 100 rooms are being held at this rate. Book early.

Migration registration is $30 pp until June 1st, then its $40pp. Registration will open soon. For more information check out their website at

The theme this year is “The Cannons Still Thunder”. The location has changed but the fun is more of the same.

Migrations 2007 has moved to the Hooters Casino Hotel in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas PHC has joined the LA and Orange County PHCs in sponsoring a phun time for all.

If you book your hotel room at Hooters by May 27, your room

www.migrationsocal.com.

Migration Moves to Vegas

Parrot Heads in Amish Paradise is a group of folks located in central Pennsylvania.

They have raised over $200,000 for Myasthenia Ga-vis, as well as money for Big Brother/Big Sisters, Alzheimer’s Association, for Bike for the Cure, and a local burn victim. They also do road cleanup at Route 441 near Three Mile Island. No glow in the dark jokes please.

Every year they host Parrotpa-looza which this year is July 7, 2007 at the Holiday Inn in Mechnicsburg, PA. The event which raises funds for the PA Chapter of the Myasthenia Gra-vis Foundation of America fea-tures The John Frinzi Band, Kelly McGuire, Hugo Duarte, and Tropical Soul.

Myasthenia Gravis is an autoim-mune neuromuscular disease that results from a lack of com-munication between nerves and muscles. For more information go to http://www.pamgfa.org/.

The Amish Parrotheads are raffling off a homemade quilt featuring t-shirts from several PHC’s including Latitude 38. Raffle tickets can be purchased on their website.

Guest Parrot Head Club—Parrot Heads in Amish Paradise PHC

“There ain’t no cure for

the summertime

blues”

http://www.amishparrotheads.com/


Edna Buchanon

Tom Corcoran

Alex Rutledge solving mysteries in Key West

Tim Dorsey

James W. Hall

Randy Wayne White

Doc Ford, Sanibel marine biolo-gist by day, CIA operative by

night.

The quarter’s theme is Jimmy Buffet-type reading. Check out books by these authors.

Anything by Carl Hiassen

Quirky and funny views of Florida.

John McDonald

Travis McGee. PI living in Ft Lauderdale set in the 70’s.

Dave Barry

Following the Equator

By Mark Twain

A Pirate Looks at Fifty

By Jimmy Buffett

Musings on life, career, and Costa Rica

Don’t Stop the Carnival

By Herman Wouk

Dorothea Benton Frank

An Embarrassment of Mangoes

By Ann Vanderhoof

Under the Tuscan Sun meet the wide open sea

Flirting With Mermaids

By John Kretschner

Krestchner earns your respect, grabs your heart and opens

your soul with this book.

Anne Rivers Siddon

Stories about living on the Coast of Carolina

Tropical Reading (For The Bibliophiles Amongst us.)

These 10 questions origi-nally came from a French series, "Bouillon de Culture" hosted by Bernard Pivot. It is probably more familiar to many as the question James Lipton asks at the end of "Inside the Actor's Studio."

I've found these questions interesting among friends. It's amazing what the simple answers to these questions reveal about a person's thoughts, feelings and be-liefs.

Name: Kathleen Renee Henry Hometown: Sacramento, CA Occupation: Analyst/ Phar-macy Technician Family: 1 older brother, 1 younger sister, mom, nephew

Favorite Buffett song: Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season What is your favorite word? Ocean What is your least favorite word? Hate What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally? Being by the Ocean What turns you off? Rude-ness What sound or noise do you love? Waves hitting the beach (sense a theme) What sound or noise do you hate? kids crying What profession other than your own would you like to attempt?

Ocean bIologist What profession would you not like to do? Anything that involves bugs or poo

If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? Welcome, the beach is over there.

Getting to Know Your Phlock—Meet Kathleen Henry


of a renewed freedom. Freedom to uncover an important part of our anatomy. Freedom to indulge in public displays of unabashed nudity. Freedom to let these naked parts roam unencumbered. Of course you knew I was refer-ring to your feet. It's time to kick off your shoes, to reveal those toes. And bare feet are an im-portant part of Summer,

Last Thursday, we experienced an astronomical event in the northern hemisphere called the Solstice, commonly known as the first day of Summer. Last night, additional evidence of Summer was provided in Pitts-burgh, Jimmy Buffett enter-tained at another sold out show, for Parrot Heads, proof positive that Summer is here.

Summer is important to Parrot Heads, because it is the season

and Jimmy's music, and Jimmy's show. Jimmy performs in his bare feet and sets the standard for proper Summer foot treat-ment, and encourages us to do likewise. Parrot Heads in Paradise takes this encouragement very seri-ously. Well aware that our toes need sand and surf, this year's Meeting of the Minds is named Barefootin' Key West, a celebra-

Barefootin...Bill Wright, President of PHIP

The following changes to the by-laws, as listed below, has been approved by members by vote. Article 2, Section 1 The primary objectives and pur-poses of this corporation shall be to gather local fans of the musician Jimmy Buffett together to contribute to and participate in environmental, charitable and community service events. These regular events are determined annually with input from members. Donations will also be collected for one charity to be determined by the Board of Direc-tors each year. Article 3, Section 4 Each director shall hold office until the next meeting for election of the Board of Directors as specified in these Bylaws, and until his or her successor is elected and qualifies. Article 3, Section 7 Regular meetings of Directors shall be held quarterly and at such place within or without the State of Cali-fornia that has been designated from time to time by the Board of Directors. Article 3, Section 11 A quorum shall consist of four (4) members of the Board of Directors, one of which must be an Office of the corporation.

Article 3, Section 15 A person elected to fill a vacancy as provided by this Section shall hold office for the duration of the term of that position or until his or her death, resignation or removal from office. Article 4, Section 1 The officers of the corporation shall be a President, a Vice President, a Secretary, and a Treasurer. No one person shall hold more than one office. Officers of the corporation are also members of the Board of Directors. Article 4, Section 2 Any person may serve as officer of this corporation. Officers are nomi-nated for an election from among the voting General Members of the corporation. Officers shall be elected by the General Member-ship, at any time, and each officer shall hold office until he or she resigns or is removed or is other-wise disqualified to serve, or until his or her successor shall be elected and qualified, whichever occurs first. Any individual may hold any office for any number of consecutive Two Year terms. Only one member of a household or family may be a member of the Board of Directors.

Article 12, Section 5 The annual dues payable to the corporation by members shall be: $30.00 for a single individual; $40.00 for two individuals joining together; $45.00 for a family mem-bership.

Bylaw Changes

Annual dues payable to the corporation by members shall be: $30.00 for a single

individual; $40.00 for two individuals joining together; $45.00 for a family membership.


tion of podiatrical freedom. It is now time to register and make reservations to attend, Summer is here and your bare feet can feel the call. All of your friends' feet will be there, and your bare feet would be surely missed. Let Eva know you'll be attending today! Bill Wright President, Parrot Heads in Para-dise, Inc.

Tropical Cooking...Our Favorite Seafood Restaurants

Sea Breeze Market and Deli

598 University Avenue at Frontage Rd

Berkeley, CA 94740

(510) 486-0802

Made our of shipping containers and trailers, this dive produces wonderful fish and chip. Also on the menu are fresh fruit, pastries, espresso bar, etc. Small shack with a dirt parking lot and a few outside tables, grab your food and head down to the Marina Park for lunch. (Kathleen)

A.W. Shucks

Ocean Avenue, Carmel, CA

This small oyster bar serves award-winning clam chowder and oys-ters, as well as burgers, sandwiches and salads. For an appetizer or unusual shooter, try the Stoli oyster shooter: a shot of Stoli with a floating oyster for $5.50. A house specialty is the chowder bread bowl for $7. Although this place is small, it does offer a cozy seating arrangement at the long bar or at one of the elevated tables and chairs. The bar serves beer, wine and cocktails. By Yahoo

(Larry and Glady)

Spengers Fish Grotto

1919 Fourth Street

Berkeley , CA 94710

(510) 845-7771

(not as good as it used to be when I was a kid though)

(Marilyn Hampton)

A/B Lobster House

700 Front Street

Key West, FL 33040

(305) 294-5880

Both Florida and Maine lobsters, the latter much larger than their Flor-ida counterparts are served in this restaurant, which features a barn decor with wood floors and skilled service. If lobster is not your dish, you will find a host of other seafood selections and a few landlubber items on the menu as well. Water views add to the allure of this long-time Key West favorite that also now has a cigar bar and Berlin's Cock-tail lounge for potables.

(Gary Rockhill)

Rum Laced Black Beans and Rice

Submitted by Cathy Jones and Ray Smith

1 pound dried black beans, soaked (4 hours or overnight), drained and rinsed

2 large onions, chopped coarse

1 Tablespoon minced garlic

2 stalks celery, including leaves, chopped fine

2 medium carrots, peeled and chopped coarse

1 Bay leaf

½ teaspoon pepper

½ teaspoon oregano

½ teaspoon thyme

¼ cut minced fresh parsley

1 Tablespoon kosher salt

4 Tablespoons unsalted butter

¼ cup dark rum

Cooked rice

Garnishes: Lime wedges, sour cream, salsa and/or cilantro

In a large saucepan over high heat bring 8 cups water to a boil and add beans, onions, garlic, celery, carrots, bay leaf, pepper, oregano, thyme and parsley. Turn heat down to sim-mer. Cover and cook 1 ½ hours or more until beans are al-most done, checking liquid occasionally and adding more water if necessary.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Remove bay leaf. Add salt, half of the rum and the butter. Stir to blend well. Transfer bean mixture to a large casserole dish, cover and bake in oven until beans are completely ten-der, about 30 minutes.

Remove casserole from oven, stir in remaining rum and serve over rice. Garnish as desired.

Coastal Eats



all enjoyed the sunshine, but were getting a little warm so the waitress rolled out the awning over us and all was well. Every-one enjoyed their lunch and the fellowship with other Parrot Heads. We are planning on getting together for lunch with the PPOCD group again. Also, the PPOCD invited all of us to their happy hours held at the Blue Gecko on the first Tuesday of each month.

2nd Annual Poker Tournament

Latitude 38’s 2nd annual No Limit Texas Hold Em Poker Tournament was held on the evening of April 14th. The tour-nament was another huge suc-cess raising $2000.00 for An-gelman Syndrome and CFRI. The silent auction alone raised $1663.00 and everyone felt they walked away with some really great items for a steal! Andy and Liz Barrow donated a week at their new condo in Puerto Vallarta which was the biggest money maker. Terry Reikson donated over $1000.00 in A’s and Giants tickets. The Brian’s donated 2 nites and dinner at the Atlantis, Reno and Ron Happ donated a Hooters Wing party just to name a few of the many items do-nated. I see you are all getting very creative in your donations and I want to thank each and every one of your for your gener-osity! This event wouldn’t be a success without your donations.

The night was full of phun, priends and phood. Susie brought her yummy egg salad sandwiches again and Pam Brain won big bucks on the pull tabs! The poker was hot, hot, hot with Jenn Goudreau winning first place and $300.00 and Ryan Bashor again taking sec-ond place and $150.00.

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National Letter Carriers Food Drive

Article provided by J9 Happ

We worked the Contra Costa Food Bank Letter Carrier Food Drive at the Antioch Post Office on Saturday, May 12. It was a different experience than work-ing in the Food Bank, but fun all the same. The hours were long, but it didn’t feel like a lot of work because the trucks did not all come in at the same time. There would be one or two, and then a few minutes before the next one or two came in. Julie from the food bank was appreciative of all our help and said this year was not as plentiful as last. She thinks it's due to the economy being poor. We did cheer for the let-ter carriers as they came in, and one was embarrassed to come up to us because he thought he didn't have enough donations! We assured him that every donation, no matter how small or large, makes a difference in a family's life. After our work, we set off for Humphrey's on the Delta. We had bad maps, and bad directions, but a Parrot Head's sense of nearest water must be keen, because we all made it! A good time was had by all. Great views, good food, and wonderful, generous Angels in Tropical Shirts - what more could you ask for?

2007 Calendar

Charity/Environmental/Community Service

(Other fun dates to remember)

6/23-6/24 -American Cancer Society Relay for Life- 9:00am - 9:00am Wells Middle School, 6800 Penn Dr Dublin-24hr 7/28 - Sac Zoo Ice Cream Sa-fari-Sacramento - 4-8pm 8/18 Marine Mammal Center 10am – pool party after @ the

Hudson's 9/7 - 9/9 - Brannon Island Campout 9/9 Brannon Island Service project – 10am 9/29 - Art for Angels - Fort Ma-son, SF 10/6 - Memory Walk - Treasure Island, SF 11/1 - 11/4 MOTM 11/11 AGM and food drive 12/15 Xmas Party and pet drive9/9 3pm - ?

Upcoming Events

American Cancer Society-Relay for Life 6/23-24th

American Cancer Society Relay for Life June 23 9:00am - June 24 9:00am 2007 Wells Middle School, 6800 Penn Dr, Dublin, CA

Relay For Life® is a fun-filled overnight event designed to bring together those who have been touched by cancer in our community. Relay is much more than a walk around a track. It is a time to remember those lost to cancer and celebrate those who have survived. During this event, we honor survivors during the Sur-vivors Lap and we remember those we lost to cancer during the Luminaria Ceremony.

Those of us with family and friends who have cancer watch as they fight so hard for so long and feel the pain of knowing all we can do is be there for them. As much as we want to fight part of the battle for them we can't. This relay might seem like the least we can do for those fighting cancer when actually it may be the MOST we can do for them. Together we will fuel the work and the hope that can help make a cancer-free future a reality. By joining together as volunteers and do-nors, our efforts help the Ameri-

Big Round Ball...Cont. can Cancer Society strive to-ward a future where cancer doesn't take the lives of our friends and family.

Sacramento Zoo Ice Cream Safari

We will be starting sign-up for the Sac Zoo Ice Cream Safari by the end on June. More details to follow.

Marine Mammal Center

We will be working at the Ma-rine Mammal Center on August 18th and this year I have sched-uled the start time an hour later since most of us have to travel a ways to get there. Now we can sleep in an hour longer that Saturday and still support our dear friends at TMMC. Susie and Rus Hudson will be hosting a pool party after our shift at their beautiful home with the beautiful view of Marin County.

October 6th Alzheimer’s Memory Walk

Join us Oct 6th in taking steps to end Alzheimer's. The Latitude 38 Parrot Head Team will be walking at Treasure Island - San Francisco, CA. I will be register-ing our team “Latitude 38 Par-rotHead” by the end of June and you can start signing up after that. I will send more de-tails at that time.

Brannon Island campout and clean-up

Don’t forget to put the annual club campout on your calen-dars. This year is will be held Sept 7th – 9th with the clean-up taking place on Saturday morn-ing 9/8 at 10:00am. More details to follow.

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AGM is scheduled for Sunday November 11th

This year the AGM will also be-come a charity function. The board has voted to hold a food drive during the AGM. All dona-tions will be delivered to our friends at the Contra Costa Food Bank just in time for the Thanksgiving rush! Stay tuned for more details.

Holiday Party is becoming a charity op too!

This year the holiday party that is scheduled for Saturday De-cember 15th will also become a charity function. The board has voted to hold a pet food/supplies drive during the holi-day party. We will be announc-ing the name(s) of the animal shelter(s) that will benefit from our drive at a later date.

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 discrep-ancy.

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Parrot Points Member Points Happ, J9 4 Hudson, Susie 4 Brain, John lll 3 Brain, Pam 3 Hampton, Jim 3 Hampton, Marilyn 3 Happ, Ron 3 Hudson, Rus 3 Jones, Cathy 3 Lockwood, Jena 3 Riggs, Bruce 3 Riggs, Sandy 3 Ankoviak, Kevin 2 Bashor, Cheryl 2 Bashor, Ray 2 Davidson, Loren 2 Duchscherer, Rich 2 Goudreau, Jenn 2 Hampton, Jackie 2 Happ, Billy 2 Happ, JT 2 Henry, Kathleen 2 Hyatt, Renee 2 Lockwood, Dale 2 Pena, Joe 2 Poorman, Susan 2 Smith, Ray 2 Barrow, Andy 1 Barrow, Liz 1 Brain, Alex 1 Brain, John lV 1 Dale, Erma 1 Duchscherer, Julie 1 Fernandez, Kat 1 Hampton, Alec 1 Hampton, Lizzy 1 Hana, Becci 1 Hartzell, TJ 1 Jennings, Roni 1 Jennings, Skeets 1 Pena, Deb 1 Reikson, Terry 1 Rockhill, Gary 1 Thompson, Michael 1 Wartelle, Cathie 1 Waters, Sandy 1 Wills, Carroll 1

Puzzle Page


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Answers on Page 14


Name That Jimmy Buffet Album Each question lists three songs. See if you can pick the album that the three songs have in common each time.

1. “Trip Around the Sun”, “Simply Complicated”, “Hey Good Lookin” a. Take The Weather With You c. A1A b. Hot Water d. License To Chill 2. “Stars Fell on Alabama”, “It’s My Job”, “Growing Older But Not Up” a. Off To See The Lizard c. Coconut Telegraph b. Volcano d. Hot Water 3. “Margaritaville”, “Biloxi”, “Banana Republic” a. A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean c. Living and Dying in 3/4 Time b. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitude d. Coconut Telegraph 4. “A Love Song (Fron A Different Point of View)”, “Fins”, “Volcano” a. A1A c. Feeding Frenzy b. Buffett Live Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays d. Volcano 5. “Migration:, “Nautical Wheelers”, “A Pirate Looks At Forty” a. A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean c. Living and Dying in 3/4 Time b. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitude d. A1A 6. “Smart Woman (In A Real Short Skirt”, “Prince of Tides”, “L’Air de la Louisiane” a. Songs You Know By Heart c. Hot Water b. Somewhere Over China d. Off to See The Lizard 7. “Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On”, “Whoop De Doo”, “Hula Girl At Heart” a. Barometer Soup c. Take The Weather With You b. Far Side of The Moon d. License To Chill 8. “Pencil Thin Mustache”, “Come Monday”, “God’s Own Drunk” a. Living and Dying in 3/4 Time c. A1A

b. A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean d. Coconut Telegraph

9. “School Boy Heart”, “Bob Robert’s Society Band”, “False Echoes”

a. Volcano c. Banana Wind

b. Barometer Soup d. Fruitcakes

10. “Run Rudolph Run”, “Mele Kalikimaka”, “Ho Ho Ho and A Bottle of Rhum”

a. Island Christmas c. Christmas Island

b. A Sailor’s Christmas d. Merry Christmas Alabama

Thanks to the Parrot Heads in Amish Paradise for this Trivia. Answers on Page 14.

Larry Birdsong and Glady McWood hosted a fabulous party on Saturday Feb 17 and we walked in the town pa-rade on Sunday throwing beads.

A great time was had by all. Start plan-ning for next year!

The dates are February 2-3, 2008.

For more information, go to www.gladbird.com/mg/faq.html

Pictures courtesy of Skeets Jennings

Mardi Gras 2007


Puzzle & Trivia Solutions


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FRIENDS(11,7,N)

HOT(10,15,NE)

OCEAN(13,11,SW)

PICNIC(2,10,NE)

POOL(7,9,W)

SUMMER(3,10,E)

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SUNSHINE(13,1,S)

SURF(4,4,NW)

SWIM(8,9,N)

TRAVEL(2,1,SE)

VACATION(13,10,NW)

1. D License To Chill

2. C Coconut Telegraph

3. B Changes in Attitudes, Changes in Latitude

4. C Feeding Frenzy

5. D A1A

6. C Hot Water

7. C Take The Weather With You

8. A Living and Dying in 3/4 Time

9. C Banana Wind

10. C Christmas Island

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Upcoming Events

• Jul 8—Happy Hour at TBA

• Jul 28—Sac Zoo Ice Cream Safari, Sacramento, 4-8pm

• Aug 12—Happy Hour at TBA

• Aug 18—Marine Mammal Center 10am & Pool Party, Hudson’s, Novato

• Sep 7-9—Brannan Island Campout (9th-Service Pro-ject)

• Sep 29—Art for Angels, Ft Mason, SF

• Oct 6—Alzheimer’s Memory Walk, Treasure Island 8am

• Oct 14—Happy Hour TBA

• Nov 1-4—Meeting of the Minds ,Key West

• Nov 11—Annual General Meeting, TBA

• Dec 15—Holiday Party, The Hudsons, , Novato, TBA

Schedule of Events Web: www.lat38phc.org

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Upcoming Events

• Jul 8—Happy Hour at TBA

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• Aug 18—Marine Mammal Center 10am & Pool Party, Hudson’s, Novato

• Sep 7-9—Brannan Island Campout (9th-Service Pro-ject)

• Sep 29—Art for Angels, Ft Mason, SF

• Oct 6—Alzheimer’s Memory Walk, Treasure Island 8am

• Oct 14—Happy Hour TBA

• Nov 1-4—Meeting of the Minds ,Key West

• Nov 11—Annual General Meeting, TBA

• Dec 15—Holiday Party, The Hudsons, , Novato, TBA

Schedule of Events Web: www.lat38phc.org

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W E’ R E O N THE W E B!

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MOTM 2007 is Nov 1-4, 2007 in Key West, FL. The theme this year is “Barefootin’ Key West”. For more infor-mation see www.phip.com/MOTM. Regis-tration has opened and is going strong. Don’t wait until the last minute to sign up. For more info see the MOTM website.

Entertaiment for this year includes Stars on the Water, Scott Kirby, John Frinzi, Jim Morris, Tropical Soul, Sunny Jim White, Kelly McGuire, Joe Bennett, Jim Hoehn, Capt Josh, Calypso Nuts, Boat Drunks, The Landsharks, Brent Burns, Howard Livingston and Mile Marker 24, Caribbean Chillers, and many more in town.


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