June Phlocking July Phlocking Stumbling July 14Th 6:30 Pm Monkey We Will Be Holding Our July Meeting the June Phlocking Was at the Stumbling Monkey Bar & at the Grill
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Party July with a Purpose! FINLINES 2020 June Phlocking July Phlocking Stumbling July 14th 6:30 pm Monkey We will be holding our July meeting The June phlocking was at the Stumbling Monkey Bar & at the Grill. Sixty-two (62) Parrot Heads attended our meeting on their Patio this month. Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing What a great turnout!!! We had a mini- Pre-golf (On the Patio with Craft Beer and Tournament Silent Auction Wine for sale and possibly a food at the meeting. The weath- truck) er was great as we walked around placing bids on our favorite silent auction Golf Tournament Phlocking items. am sure everyone knows our annual Golf Tournament Phlocking was quite a challenge to plan again this year. The June phlocking was We were in the middle of a pandemic earlier in the year so our final club meeting before everythingI was pretty much up in the air. After many phone calls, our annual Phlocking at Golf we were able to confirm we would be able to have the tournament Tournament which you will as scheduled. read about later in this news The next challenge was sponsor and donations. With all the letter. Thanks so much to businesses having to be closed due to COVID-19, we were really everyone who provided dona- questioning if they would be in a position to help us out. Luckily tions we had some really great businesses still willing to help out our and tournament charities Tulsa Cerebral Palsy Association and Special prizes for the tournament. Olympics. You ALL did a fabulous The one thing we did not have any issue with this year was get- job again this year to sup- ting golfers. With everyone ready to get out of the house, the golf port our charities Tulsa tournament had a full thirty-six (36) teams sign-up this year. We Cerebral Palsy and Special actually had to shut down the registration early. Olympics! Continued on Page 3... Rick Lamb & Steve Hopper $20 per Person House Concert Rick Lamb and Steve Hopper will from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. Pulled The Dawson’s are located at: be performing a house concert pork sandwiches will be served. th 3721 N Battle Creek Dr on Saturday July 11 at Char- Bring a side dish and your favor- Broken Arrow, OK 74012 ley and Trina Dawson’s House ite beverage. Bring your Swimsuit and a Lawn Chair! 23rd AnnuAl PArrotheAd 7s Boley Bash rugby tournAment st July 18th August 1 The Parrothead 7s Rugby Tournament will be held at Johnson Park (6002 S. Riverside Dr) from 9:00am to about 7:00pm. Winner will receive up to $1,000 in cash and an opportunity to challenge teams with cross union Live Music competition for both Men’s and Women’s division. by Stay tuned to Facebook.com/Parrothead7s for details. Rick Lamb For more information contact the Tournament Director: Luke Turner (918) 344-2212. & Rob Davis! Leftover BEER from the Golf Tour- nament will be provided. Bring a lawn chair, your swim suit, and a beverage of your choice if you are not interested in FREE BEER. We will be serving Hamburgers and hotdogs this year so start thinking about what side dish or desert you want to bring. 2 Golf Tournament Phlocking part II Continued from pg. 1 Volunteers started arriving We also cannot forget to thank Jan Wollenschlager for tak- the day of the tournament at ing care of our Volunteers throughout the day. She made sure about 7:00am and at about they had everything they needed, food, beverages, and most of 7:15 they started making their all making sure they got bathroom breaks. Nice job Jan! way to their respective holes Now let us hear about our award winners: to begin setting-up. We had some GREAT volunteers and The Longest Drive from the Toilet returned to hole #1 this volunteer holes this year! year. The longest drive from the toilet winners were Kelby Fritz (ladies) and Kenneth Butler (mens.) The weather could not have been more perfect. It was very cloudy and cool (for June) most of day. The sun did not even The par three closest to the pin winners were Debbie McK- start emerging from the clouds until later in the afternoon. isick (ladies) and Jimmy Williams (mens.) Most golfers were within a couple of holes from being done by There was not a Cadillac winner this year from the par three then. hole in one contest hole. Thanks to Jack Kelsey for taking care With a full thirty-six (36) golf teams of getting this arranged with the dealership for our golf tour- this year we actually played a pretty fast ney again this year. round of golf compared to other years. The Best Decorated Golf Cart winner I think the cooler weather had a lot to this year went to Barbara Keiser, Con- do with this. The golfers seemed to en- nie Rice, Jeremy Fair, and Jason Bobo. joy themselves. Thanks to all the golfers The Best Volunteer Hole (voted on by who supported our volunteers’ hard the golfers) was Hole #9 - The Sobriety work with their donations throughout Check Point Hole - Beth Dee, Vicky the day. All money will be going to our Courtney, Rebecca Land, and Katy tournament charities Tulsa Cerebral Pal- Davis. sy Association and Special Olympics. The first place Sandbaggers’ trophy, Now for a few thank yous. First we with a score of 52, went to Larry Eberle, would like to give a BIG THANK YOU to all the volunteers! Vicki Eberle, Jim Wollenschlager, and Kathleen Watts. They were abundant this year, and they all did a great job! Thank you to Jan Wollenschlager for organizing the volun- And the biggest winners of the day, for the beloved 13th place teers and of course to all of you who volunteered. You did an trophy went to Adam Golden, Harlan Guthrie, Chris Clark, amazing job of raising money at your holes this year. WOW! and Sean McClannahan with a score of 61. Without YOU, this golf tournament would not be possible. We ended the tournament with a 50/50 Our silent auction did well, with all but one basket going drawing which was won by the team of for at least the minimum bid bringing in a little over $2,000. Beth Brock, David Boley, Jay Kinnikin Thank you Jodie Rogers for all your hard work on the silent and Todd Kinnikin. They each took $200 auction and thanks to all who donated items and baskets for and donated $200 to our golf tourney the silent auction. charities. Also, thank you to all our hole sponsors. We ended up with In the end, we had many Parrot Heads twenty-three (23) hole sponsors which is down from previous who really helped out this year and the years, but considering the circumstances we were under that President really appreciated EVERYONES was not too shabby. help! The golfers were very well And now, drum roll please.............................. behaved this year and very Figures are still coming in, but it looks like we raised a little generous with their money over $18,000 this year. A check with be presented to Tulsa on the holes. Thank you to Cerebral Palsy Association and Special Olympics at the all who golfed and donated Boley Bash on Aug 1st. your money to our tourna- ment charities. AND, from all TPHC mem- bers, a great big THANK YOU John Hedge and crew and Job Well Done to Cathy did an awesome job with Boley our President and lunch this year. They served Golf Tourney Chairman for pulled pork sandwiches, pickles, chips, and cookies. The food another great Golf Tournament was a big hit. Thanks for taking care of our lunch. Everyone Phlocking!!! definitely appreciated it. 3 Trop Rock River Phlock Hey Parrot Heads, in case you have not been paying attention, Trop Rock River Phlock is coming up fast. Here is your reminder to get registered if We raised $300 in the June raffle. The donation went to Tulsa Cerebral Palsy Association and you have not already done so. Special Olympics. Cerebral Palsy - Is a group of permanent movement disorders that appear in early childhood. Signs and symptoms vary We are also looking for T-Shirt among people over time. Often symptoms sponsors for $200 each, silent auction include poor coordination, stiff muscles, weak muscles, & tremors. The mission of Special baskets, and goody bag gifts. Let Cat- Olympics is to provide year round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of hy know if you are able to help out. Olympic type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. The June raffle (after we picked-up a few tick- Heads Up! ets which jumped out of the hopper) was great! The August Phlocking will be August Thank You! to all those who donated gifts: 11th at a location yet to be named. 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