Our Luncheon date for April is:



BEC OFFICERS

BIG SIR

DAVID MOORE

893-2157

LITTLE SIR

JOHN RAWLINGS

877-1292

SECRETARY

TOM DIXON

651-353-2460

ASST. SECTRETARY

GEORGE HUBBARD

876-0302

TREASURER

MIKE HENSON

530-327-7300

ASST. TREASURER

BOB MARTINEZ

680-9726

DIRECTORS

ATTENDANCE

JIM LONG

873-6938

ASSISTANT

JIM PRINCE

873-3626

AUDIT & ASSETS RANDY BULLOCK

872-2837

EVENTS

BERNIE DUBBERT

872-8351

GREETERS

FRED CARRASCA

872-7502

BEC cont’d

MEMBERSHIP

LOREN LANIER

877-6610

ASSISTANT

CHUCK DEE

876-8353

DIRECTOR

NOMINATING

COMMITTEE

JOHN RAWLINGS

877-1292

NOMINATIONS

COMMITTEE

TED DZWONEK

873-6389

NOMINATIONS

STEPHEN SHIVE

650-868-0827

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WEB MASTER

GEORGE SCHILLER

873-0578

BULLETIN

EDITOR

GEORGE SCHILLER

873-0578

ASSISTANT

MIKE JOHNSON

877-7375

CHAPLAIN

Terry Speers

872-2884

ASST. CHAPLAIN

PUBLICTY

MIKE JOHNSON

SIR'S ROUND TABLE

THE PEARL OF THE SIERRAS

AREA 1 PARADISE, CA BR. 52

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INCORPORATED DECEMBER 11, 1974

A NON PROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT

ORGANIZATION FOR RETIRED MEN DEVOTED

TO THE PROMOTION OF INDEPENDENCE AND DIGNITY OF RETIREMENT

STATE PRESIDENT

JERRY STRAIN

209-551-8220

STATE VICE PRESIDENT

DEREK SOUTHERN

925-253-1646

DIRECTOR REGION 1 AREA 1

MARK STUART 

916-218-2287

GOVERNOR REGION 1 AREA 1

JOE BECK

530-222-5846

WEB SITE

WWW.

BR. 52 GOLF

RALPH JOHNSON

872-8598

ASSISTANT

TED DZWONEK

873-6389

AREA 12 GOLF

CHAIRMAN

MIKE KRUGER

533-7342

GOLD PAN

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STEVE NEELEY

872-9325

TRAVEL

RANDY BULLOCK

872-2837

OUT TO LUNCH

BILL McNEELY

872-0465

ANNUAL PICNIC

Phil Serna

872-8649

CHRISTMAS PARTY

Dave Moore

893-2157

John Rawlings

877-1292

RV’ERS

Stuart Erdrich

327-7505  

ASSISTANT

TERRY MALLEN

877-7775

BOWLING

PAUL PLASKEWICS

413-9373

MUSIC

VACANT

SUNSHINE

JOE NAJERA

873-4249

HOUSEMAN

FRED CARRASCA

872-7502

HORSESHOES

VACANT

EVENTS AND

TICKET SALES

BERNIE DUBBERT

872-8351

THE NEXT LUNCHEON WILL BE HELD

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th

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THE GOLD PAN IS OUR A CALL IN IS REQUIRED IF YOU

BREAD AN BUTTER EXPECT TO MISS ANY OF

PLEASE SUPPORT IT OUR UPCOMING LUNCHEONS

Don't forget to call in if you are not going to attend this month’s meeting, as you will be charged for meals ordered on your behalf!

ATTENDANCE REQUIRED: REGULAR MEMBERS ARE OBLIGATED TO ATTEND MONTHLY LUNCHEON MEETINGS UNLESS PREVENTED BY ILLNESS OR ABSENCE FROM THE BRANCH LOCALE. MEMBERS UNABLE TO ATTEND A MEETING MUST NOTIFY THE ATTENDANCE CHAIRMAN OR HIS ASSISTANT THE THURSDAY PRIOR TO THE MEETING. ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED FOR A MINIMUM OF SIX (6) MEETINGS WITHIN A (12) TWELVE MONTH PERIOD. AN EXCUSED ABSENCE DOES NOT RELIEVE YOU OF THE FOREGOING OBLIGATION. ONE CANNOT MISS (3) THREE CONSECUTIVE MEETINGS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION. INDIVIDUALS CAN EARN CREDITS TOWARD FUTURE ABSENCES BY ATTENDING LUNCHEON MEETINGS AT ANOTHER BRANCH. OBTAINING A SIGNED VISITORS CARD, AND RETURNING IT INTO THEIR BRANCH ATTENDANCE CHAIRMAN.

NON- RESPONSIBILITY DECLARATION; ALL TRAVEL EVENTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES SPONSORED BY CONVENIENCE AND PLEASURE OF THE MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS WHO DESIRE TO PARTICIPATE. SONS IN RETIREMENT, INC. AND ITS BRANCHES DO NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WELL BEING OR SAFETY OF THE PARTICIPANTS OR PASSENGERS OR THEIR PROPERTY, OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, IN ANY MANNER PERTAINING TO SAID ACTIVITIES.

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BOARD MEETING: Executive Board Meeting is being held on the 3rd Wednesday, August 15th,

at the Moose Lodge 2227 at 5275 Skyway Road, Paradise, CA 95969

Annual Picnic, & Christmas Party are not Attendance Required Events.

TIME: Executive Board Meeting starts @ 10:15 AM, Sponsors are to accompany their new membership applicants before the Board. Bar opens @ 11:00 AM, Followed by lunch served @ 12:00 Noon.

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BIG SIR DAVE MOORE 893-2157

Talk about the dog days of summer, it’s supposed to be 110 degrees down here today. We might have to move to Paradise.

I would like to start out by thanking John Rawlings for stepping up to perform the duties of the Little Sir again next year. John and I have worked well together this year and we have some ideas to increase membership, activities, and participation, that we will continue to work on through next year. John and I will also be attending the Sir’s Annual Meeting on Aug. 7th with the expectation to expand on our ideas to make Branch 52 one of the best branches of Sir’s.

This brings us to the point that, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT EVERYONE ATTEND THE AUG. LUNCHEON ON AUG. 15TH. Why you ask, because we will be voting on the officers for our branch for 2019. If you are not present, you will not know if your name has been placed in nomination, nor will you know if you were elected to serve for 2019 until you read next month’s bulletin.

In addition to that, it will be the last time to purchase tickets for our Annual Picnic which will be held on Saturday Sept. 15th. Remember this event is open to all, family, friends, neighbors, etc. Tickets are $12.00 each adult and $6.00 for children 12 and under. This event is always a lot of fun with the raffle, bingo, and great food. See the flyer in this bulletin.

To enjoy this nice warm weather, just think back to when it never got above 40 degrees last winter and every time you wanted to play golf, it was raining.

See you all in August.

Big Sir David Moore __________________________________________________________________________________________

LITTLE SIR JOHN RAWLINGS 877-1292

Greetings to you all. We had a great meeting last Month our guest speaker from PG&E, Brent Lincicum gave us some very interesting information on the production of Hydro Electricity. We are still working on our guest speaker for August. We hope to get the Fire Safe Council to speak to us about the many ways we can protect ourselves and property against wild fires. We also hope to get up dated information on evacuation routes and their numbered order of use. All of us enjoyed a very good lunch last month and look forward to another good one at our coming meeting. I want to thank the Nominating Committee for their hard work in filling our vacant positions. I ask each Sir 52 member to think about taking any position that may come open because our strength is in our members and our future is with you as well. So always have fun and bring in one.

Little Sir John Rawlings

__________________________________________________________________________________________TREASURERS REPORT: SIR MIKE HENSON 530-327-7300

Starting Balance:                                        $3917.09

Income:

Gold Pan:                                                    $75.00

Raffle:                                                         $34.00

No Lunch:                                                   $40.00

Delinquent Lunches:                                   $14.00

Subtotal:                                                      $163.00

Expenses:

Check to Moose: (1 Guest Speaker; 1 

Comped Lunch; 4 No Shows/Quota)         $84.00

Check to Dave Moore (pin for member)    $15.55

Check to SIRs State (quarterly assess.)      $102.00

Subtotal:                                                     $201.55

Ending Balance:                                          $3878.54

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MENU:

Chefs Choice?

Served with every meal:

Vegetables

Tossed Green Salad, Bread And Butter.

Coffee, Tea,

Dessert

On Request - Chef Salad. Call by Thursday before the luncheon to order your salad.

The deadline for calling in is the Thursday before the meeting. (August 9th) This enables the cook to order the food.

Remember if you cannot attend the meeting call in /and /or E-Mail. Jim Long 873-6938 E-Mail:bpoe6049@_______

By the Thursday before the meeting

It is OKAY to leave a message which includes your name and number and reason for your absence

__________________________________________________________________________________________ATTENDANCE: Sir Jim Long 873-6938 Assistant Sir Jim Prince 873-3626

Ordered 45 meals plus 4 guests = 49

We had 50 members in attendance including 8 no lunchers

There were 5 no call / no shows

12  excused absences

Remember if you cannot attend the meeting call /and /or E-Mail Jim Long 873-6938 E-Mail: bpoe6049@

By the Thursday before the meeting

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MEMBERSHIP: Loren Lanier 877-6610 Assistance Chuck Dee 876-835

Membership:  Active membership stands at 69.  There are 0 new member applications.  Bring guests who might be interested in joining our branch.

Invite your friends and acquaintances to join us for our luncheons or social events; Bowling, Golf, RV’ing, our summer Picnic in August and the Christmas dinner in December.  Don’t forget to alert the Attendance chairman so they can make arrangements for you and your guests.  The more guests we invite to join us the easier it will be to increase the chances of gaining new members, our membership history shows that if we averaged 2 guests per month we have the chance of obtaining our goal of 18 new members for this year. If you need a new membership application, the new updated form is on our Web Site.

Let's keep bringing in new members the rest of the year, and start  to volunteer to fill the position that are available.

Please notify Sir Mike Johnson of any address or Phone # changes.

__________________________________________________________________________________________ BIRTHDAYS IN August: Loren Lanier 877-6610

Gerry Clark (1940), Chuck Dee (1941), Gerry Himango (1942), Lester Howard (1940), Bill McNelley (1940), C.J.Randall (1930), George Schiller (1942), Clyde Tynes (1928), Clarence Williams (1937).  Please let me know if I missed anybody.

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SUNSHINE: Sir Joe Najera 873-4249

GET well Cards To Following. Jim McMillen and Darrel Bridges

If you know of any member or a family member who needs a card or is in need of our Condolences, please let Joe know so he can send a card..

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GREETERS: Sir Fred Carrasca 872-7502

This month's greeters will be: Fred Carrasca and Joe Najera. 

Stop by and see them on arrival shake hands and say “Hi”. Meet people and learn their names, be a greeter at least once a year so you get to meet new members

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BULLETIN: Sir George Schiller 873–0578.

The cutoff for the September Bulletin is Thursday August 28th. Please submit your articles in a timely manner allowing the Bulletin to be E-Mailed prior to the end of the month. Thanking you in advance for your cooperation. Please submit Changes of Address & or Telephone numbers to Membership Chairman Mike Johnson 877-737Please get your entries in early, As I am going to Seattle the first week of the month

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TRAVEL: Sir Randy Bullock 872-2837

Greetings from your Travel Guy! As we enter the "Dog Days of Summer" Start thinking about Fall Travel and your plans for the winter travel. All the Kids are back in school and College. Great time to plan a get away. We have several great trips both land and Sea. We are looking toward Alaska and Denali. Lots of things in the Caribbean. Several shorter trips are offered by other Sir Groups. Look for postings on our Website. We are also planning a Travel show in September in Chico. Plans are being formed now. You will get a postcard as an invitation. Well worth while! Plan to attend.  There may still be room for you for our New Years Destination for 2018!  Think about it! As always Questions please contact me. Your Travel Guy, Randy Bullock 530-872-2837

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DECLARATIONS

NON RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE: All travel events and other activities sponsored by Sons In Retirement, Inc., or its Branches, are for the convenience and pleasure of the members and their guests who desire to participate. Sons In Retirement, Inc., and its Branches do not assume any responsibility for the well being or safety of the participants or passengers, or their property or damages whatsoever, in any manner pertaining to said travel events.

SIR Travel Opportunities August 2018

September 3-13: Alaska Inside Passage: 11 day Grand Princess Cruise starting in SF

With ports of call at Skagway, Ketchikan, Juneau, Glacier Bay National Park and Victoria, BC .Includes R/t transfers to SF Pier, Luggage Handling for One Suitcase per person, Govt ,Port Taxes, Porter Gratuities and Pre-Trip Orientation. Price from

$2265 Inside to $3235 Balcony per person. Contact Roy Newman #45 530 755-3713

roy.newman@

Sep 8, 2018: Colorado Train Trip. 7- day trip with stops at the US Airforce academy, Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, Colorado National Monument and Colorado Museum. Cost $3035 and includes 15 meals, R/T Air, home pickup and back, professional tour manager, Larry Yarberry, Br 8, 925-890-9245.

Sep 13-23, 2018: Alaska Inside Passage. 11-day Grand Princess Cruise starting in SF with ports of call at Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay, Ketchikan and Victoria B.C. Trip includes R/T transfer, Gratuities, Shipboard credit, and Photo. Cost $1899.oo to $3249 depending on cabin. Tom Molinari, Br 147, 707-762-1880. stmolinari@

Sep 17-25, 2018: The BIG E. The largest fair on the East Coast. Fall colors, culture, history, entertainment, shopping, food and drink. Highlights include Eastern States Exhibition, Storrowton Village, Springfield Museum, Dr Seuss Sculpture Garden, Big E Circus and Parade, Ben and Jerry Factory, Lunch at Trapp Family Lodge, Quechee Gorge Loon Gondola ride, Portland City Tour and Lighthouse Lovers Cruise. Trip includes R/T air, accommodations, deluxe motor coach, Meals, admission fees, gratuities. all taxes, and driver, step on guide fees. Lee Suess, Br 96, 408-309-1480.

Sept 20 – 27 2018 Islands of New England

Eight day escorted tour. Highlights – Providence, Newport, Boston, Cranberry Bog, Plymouth Plantation, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, Lobster Dinner, Provincetown, Hyannis, Nantucket. Br. 38 Escorted by Bill Rodman 408 274-4521 or Alan Patmore 408 867-4197 Cost: $3349 pp dbl occupancy Covered are air taxes & fees/surcharges, hotel transfers, gratuities & R/T air fare from SFO & transfer to/from airport.

Please note: Spots of this trip are guaranteed only until March 13, 2018

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OUT TO LUNCH: Sir Bill McNeeley 872-0465

No Report

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BOWLING: Sir Jim Long 873-6938

High Rollers

Men’s Women’s

High Game Score High Series Score High Game Score High Series Score

Robert Kevo  214 Robert Kevo  633   Marcia McIntyre 204   Marcia McIntyre      464 

 Gary Kretz  225  Rich Davis 608   Dale Murray 157  Dale Murray 392   

Scott Lolley 217 Mike Rutledge 597   Glennda Sloan 155     Glennda Sloan 389

All Sirs are invited to join the fun at Tall Pines entertainment center. Sirs bowl every Friday at 9:00AM. Bring your wife or girlfriend and give it a try. I am sure that you will enjoy yourself, and it will be a great time to have some fun. The cost is only $12.00 for three games. Tall Pines is located at 5445 Clark Road, across the street from the Comfort Inn.

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RV’ERS: Sir Stuart Erdrich 530-327-7505

No Report

 

SIR’s 52 RV Group Here are our RV Trips for 2015

View trips and updates at

New trips for 2016 are being planed

This is our trips this year. I will send updates as I get them. Your trail boss’s are making them up now.

Trail Boss Stuart:530-327-7505   erdrichs@

We need to book our trips ahead of time so we can get a head count. You can always cancel if you can’t make it. But you need to call your trail boss and let them know you are planning on going. We know things come up and you may have to cancel. Most cancelations are 1 or2 weeks before the trip. Get on the list early, space is limited and you may not get to go.

Please call and get on the list for your trips. a.s.a.p.

We will post the trips at Start booking Now.

Yearly dues can be sent to Arthur Pollock 876 9245 It's only $ 15.00 for the year.

New members send in your dues.

Any group is only as good as its’ members. Let’s get involved and keep them wagons rolling.

Wagon Master: Stuart Erdrich - Asst. Wagon Master: Terry Mallan

Treasurer: Arthur Pollock - Historian: Ted Arrouzet

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Branch 52 Officers – 2019 (as of 7/18/18)

Big SIR – Dave Moore

Little SIR – John Rawlings

Secretary - Tom Dixon

Assistant Secretary – Open

Treasurer – George Hubbard

Assistant Treasurer – Mike Henson

Membership – Loren Lanier

Assistant Membership – Chuck Dee

Attendance – Jim Long

Assistant Attendance – Jim Prince

Directors

Bernie Dubbert – Events / Activities

Randy Bullock – Auditing / Assets

Ted Dzwonek – Nominations

Stephen Shive – Nominations

Fred Carrasca – Greeters

Bill McNelley – Out to Lunch Activites

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GOLF: Sir Ralph Johnson Chairman 872-8598

Visit the Golfers Website at Website for Golf information.

If you want to be contacted by e-mail concerning golf club news, cancelations, additional tournaments, format changes etc.

Make sure the golf committee has your e-mail address!

t Table Mountain GC for our Stableford Format Tournament. 37 golfers completed 18 holes before the heat set in. Winners of each flight get $30, Second place gets $25. 

 

Flight 1:

1st        Chuck Marshall (74)    43 points

2nd       Matias Cabral (82)      41 points  

Flight 2:

1st        Don Hansen (93)         38 points

2nd       Mike Roebuck (95)      35 points  

Flight 3:

1st        Burt Howard (92)        41 Points

2nd       Al Sheller (101)           28 Points  

Flight 4:

1st        Jim Long (99)               41 points

2nd T    Kyle Glaziner (101)      36 points

            Tom Dixon (104)         36 points

There are a lot of different ways to break this tie.

But I am going to pay both $25. The golf gods are generous! 

Closest to the Pin:

We actually had 4 golfers write their name down!

1st ($30)           Chuck Marshall 6’ 7”

2nd ($25)          Glenn Wolf      20’ 0”

3rd ($20)          Bill Wieger      20’ 1”

4th ($15)          George Shiller 20’ 2”

We had a rather small attendance of 30 golfers at our Canyon Oaks Scramble tournament on July 30. Not too hot but a lot of smoke from the Carr Fire in Redding. We had eight teams altogether. Two played as a three some with a Mr. ‘X’. One team was disqualified because they played individual golf in a scramble tournament.

Team Scores were very close with the lowest at 70 and the highest at 73. I am paying 2 places (roughly 25% of the contestants).

1st Place with a team score of 70 - $25 each:

Tom Bacigalupi, Don Hansen, and Dan Sprenger (3 some with Mr. ‘X’

 2nd Place with a team score of 71 - $20 each:

Jiame Gonzales, Jack Knowlton, Tim Reasonover, Kyle Glaziner

By card off – 35 on higher slope back nine

3rd place also had a 71 but a 37 on the back nine

Closest To Pin:

1st  $25            Jiame Gonzales           13’ 2”

2nd $20            Bill Tocci                      15’ 6”

3rd $15             Tom Bacigalupi           16’ 4”

4th $10             Matias Cabral             50 feet

 

REMEMBER: When the status of a tournament is in question, i.e. rain, wind, fire, etc., call the golf course before wasting a trip.

REMEMBER: PLAY A 6 INCH BUMP AND PLAY THE BALL ALL OF THE WAY into THE HOLE!!!

For any questions on the format of play or rules check with Mike Kruger or any member of the golf committee.

Your go to guy for golf: Ralph Johnson.

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