SIR Branch 35 Trail Tips September 2012 Page 1 of 6
Branch 35 web site: www.sir35.org September 2012
The Big Sir Says . . . I would like to take this opportunity to thank the nominating committee Wednesday, September 19 for the outstanding slate of officers for 2013. I would also like to thank I.F.E.S. Hall, 432 Stierlin Rd., Mtn. View the new officers (listed below) for their willingness to serve. I'm looking forward to another good year for Branch 35. However, there are still two Social Hour 11 a.m. – Lunch 12 p.m. very important positions to fill: Please, IF BRINGING A GUEST OR Bob McKenzie, our Trail Tips editor, will be moving from this area in the NOT ATTENDING! early part of 2013. Hence, we are looking for a new editor to come on board before January to work with Bob and take over when he leaves. CALL 650-823-0702 or E-MAIL We also have an immediate need a coordinator for this year's Holiday sir35notify(at)gmail.com Party. Peter Barba has been the coordinator for the past several years by SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 (leave name and badge #) and has done a fabulous job, but he needs a break. Hence, we need a volunteer to come on board very soon to work with Peter and learn the PROGRAM ropes from him. Anyone interested in either position please contact any of this year’s officers, Bob McKenzie or Peter Barba. Speaker: Brian Sussman, KSFO Talk Radio Host 2013 SIR Branch 35 Officers Topic: Climate Change Big Sir Joe Killian For 25 years Brian Sussman has been a top media personality in the Co-Little Sirs Ben Gikis and Dan Zemanek San Francisco Bay Area. For many of those years he was the market’s Secretary Vern Schmidt top television meteorologist and recognized by his peers as one of the Assistant Secretary Don Cameron most accurate and entertaining in the business. His accolades include Treasurer Mike McCord nearly two dozen state and regional awards for “Best Weathercast” from Assistant Treasurer Jerry Ososkie the Associated Press and Radio-TV News Directors Association, a Directors Joe Varozza, Stan Barkey and Ron Nakamoto handful of Emmys, and an award of merit from the National Education Association for his enlightening science reporting. During the 1990s, Creed Brian served as the fill-in weatherman on the nationally broadcast CBS
Morning Show with Harry Smith. In 2001, he voluntarily left the TV airwaves to host Editor’s Note: a local conservative political talk show on the ADD A MEANINGFUL PURPOSE TO YOUR RETIREMENT LIFE Contribute your talent and creativity as the Editor of Trail Tips. legendary radio station, KSFO. In 2010, Sussman was promoted to headline the station’s morning You will become a major player in the functions of SIR Branch 35 and
drive program. you will interact with its leadership in a critical role. Time is running Sussman was also distinguished by the State of out. Your help and skills are greatly needed. California for assisting in the adoption of foster children. Through his For more information, please call Bob McKenzie at 408-732-4858 or email to mckenzie4858-3(at)yahoo.com. organization, Brian’s Kids, Sussman utilized the airwaves of KPIX-TV in San Francisco to highlight children waiting for adoptive families.
Between 1989 and 2001, 400 foster children were placed into permanent families thanks to Brian’s Kids. SIR HAPPENINGS The Summer 2012 edition of SIR Happenings has just been posted Sussman’s bestselling book, Climategate: A Veteran Meteorologist on the state-wide SIR website: http://sirinc.org/sirhappenings Exposes the Global Warming Scam, was released on Earth Day, 2010. His second book, Eco-Tyranny: How the Left’s Green Agenda Will President Stedman's front page article reviews our membership Dismantle America, was released on April 17. His books will be on sale goals and asks that you "take full advantage of your SIR membership, following the luncheon. be a participant, invite your friends to join and enjoy retirement more."
$19 SEPTEMBER HOT-PLATE MENU $19 $19 SEPTEMBER COLD-PLATE-PLUS MENU $19 Beef Stroganoff and Chicken Rosemary Wrap with Ham and Roast Beef Noodles, Rice, Green Beans Creamy Chicken Soup Fruit Cocktail Potato Salad, Mixed Fruit, Frosted Cake To reserve a vegetarian meal, contact Terry Barnhart at To reserve this meal, you must call 650-823-0702 408-738-0891 or terry.b2007(at)sbcglobal.net or e-mail sir35notify(at)gmail.com by SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.
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BILL SCHICK 650-948-8768 ROSTER CHANGES . ENNIS T billschick(at)att.net Active Members: 402 Net Monthly Change: +3 Every Monday and Thursday, starting at 8:00 a.m. at the Rinconada NEW MEMBERS Park Courts – Located on Hopkins Avenue, off Newell near Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto. We play a relaxed doubles spin in open James Yoshida (Sumiko) 650-321-0341 format. Sirs and non-Sirs alike are welcome. 1 Leon Way. j.yoshida(at)aol.com Atherton, CA 94027 Mitsui, Toho Carbon Fiber JIM DINKEY 650-493-9307 COMPUSIR Travel, Photography jimdinkey(at)jimdinkey.com Mike Abrams (Robin) 650-947-0100 2nd Wednesdays, September 12, 12:30 p.m. at the Palo Alto Elks 751 Linden Ave Michael(at)abrams4.com Lodge, 4249 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, CA 94306. Los Altos, CA 94022 Self Employed Topic: Frugal Computing - The Use of the Tools for Windows Travel, Hiking Already Provided or Available Free Jim Lunt Mina) 408-252-6804 Speaker: Stan Hutchings 19015 Saratoga Glen Pl. jamesdlunt(at)yahoo.com Stan Hutchings, a retired Lockheed Martin Rocket Scientist, has been Saratoga, CA 94070 Rite-Aid working and playing with computers since the TRS-80. He will Bicycling demonstrate MS Moviemaker, Google Docs (as a free replacement for Microsoft Office), Freemake Video Converter, Windows Photo Gallery, and Irfanview. In Memoriam
Al Felli IAN THOMSON 650-967-0474 HIKING Jack Steele IanTDianeT(at)sbcglobal.net 4th Friday, September 28. Meet at 9:30 a.m. Wives & Guests are welcome. RAIN CANCELS SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Location: Big Basin State Park, Santa Cruz County. Meet in the main parking lot inside the park. Howard Bauman Bob Jones Chuck Roellig Directions: Take Highway 9 (Big Basin Way) from the town of Saratoga, Dave Brown Harold Kaye Greg Ross up to Skyline at Saratoga Gap and then 6 more miles to Highway 236. Frank Burton Stu Kennedy Clarke Schiller Follow Highway 236 about 12 miles into the Park Headquarters. Jerry Chehock John Keyes Freddie Schwalbach (Caution, this last 12 miles is a narrow and winding road.) Parking is on Gerry Cooley Fredrick Krutz Art Strosberg the right just beyond the kiosk as you reach the Headquarters building. Jim Dunaway George Mulhern Tom Taboada Driving time will be about 70 minutes from your house. Mickey Ellingson Ron Nakamoto Buzz Thayer The Hike: We will hike 6.0 miles round trip, with an elevation gain of 600 David Feild Herb Petersen Don Thomas feet up, to McAbee Overlook. The hike is in the redwoods and we will Al Ferguson Roger Piazza Stan Turnbull have a vista of the Santa Cruz Mountains looking south to the ocean. Jim Harvey Dave Pierce James Yoshida Bathrooms are available at the trailhead. Miles Johnson Pete Pierron Lunch: Bring a lunch or snack and water. Fees: State Park fee of $10.00 or a State Park Annual Pass is required SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES: 10+ YEARS* for each car. Al Ferguson 26 Garry Wride 13 Caution: Wear layered clothing appropriate for the weather. Hiking John Cooper 24 Dick Davies 12 boots are commended. Dwight Brede 22 Peter Barba 11 PAUL SCHERER 408-773-2772 OOK WAP Dick Letts 21 Rich Rowland 11 B S pscherer(at)sbcglobal.net Dave Scott 17 Dave Smith 10 During the social hour before every Luncheon, 11:00 a.m. Bob Simon 13 Bring a few and take a few – FREE! After the meeting, residuals go to * Anniversary of membership in SIR Branch 35 for ten years or more.
Friends of the Library. So, keep your favorite authors circulating by taking some home. More about each featured author will be posted DON BOECKLING 650-965-2659 TRAIL BIRDS above the book swap table. donboeckling405(at)gmail.com The featured author for September will be James Rollins, who Parody Writers: Duncan MacVicar, Bob Simon, David Skurnick writes intricate stories with content like Dan Brown. Among his best Accompanist: Annette Boyenga sellers are a series about the clandestine Sigma Group and a children's Rehearsals: 2nd Wednesdays, September 12, 10:00 a.m. in the series with Jake Ransom. Choir Room, Los Altos Methodist Church. Pre-Meeting Rehearsal – September 19, 11:00 a.m., I.F.E.S. Hall. Duncan MacVicar will write the parody for the September meeting. All are welcome to join our singing. SKIP ROSS 541-857-6224 ACINTOSH ROUP M G waross(at)closereach.com Contact Skip Ross to join this e-mail group where SIR members in all branches can exchange Mac-related news, get answers to questions and share experiences.
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Doug Anderson 650-325-2525 ED PAUSA 650-324-0322 TRAVEL BOWLING marktintl(at)aol.com clements.e.pausa(at)us.pwc.com BOB TAGGART 650-321-2654 Assistant: Walter Weber 408-371-8925 walterweber08(at)comcast.net cbtaggart(at)earthlink.net Avoid the airport hassle by taking a SIR cruise from San Francisco Prizes: Roy Robinson in 2013. Treat your spouse or significant other to one of the following Every Tuesday, 1:00 p.m. at Homestead Lanes, Homestead & three SIR cruises sailing from San Francisco in 2013. Stelling, in Cupertino. March 31 - April 10, 2013 - Mexican Riviera Cruise - Roundtrip from ATTENTION BOWLERS: The final results of the Spring/Summer San Francisco aboard the Grand Princess. This eleven day cruise starts league are listed below. The Fall/Winter league started on August 28th and ends in San Francisco. Ports of call include Catalina Island, Puerto and we have immediate openings for bowlers of any level. Vallarta, Mazatlan, Cabo San Lucas and San Diego. Costs range from Plan to join us next Tuesday - play starts at 1:00 p.m. For only $12 you $1470 to $1898 per person, double occupancy and include home pickup, receive: 3 games, free bowling balls, bowling shoes and coffee, plus a all taxes and fees, all tipping for drivers and porters, all shipboard meals 10% discount on food. They arguably have the BEST cheeseburger in and entertainment, pre-trip orientation, cocktail party and a bottle of the county and it is a mere $4.50, including tax. wine. Only a $100 trip deposit is required and an on-board credit of $100 Call either Bob or Doug if you have any questions. is available for retired military. Contact escorts Rollo Parsons 1-408-268- 5245 or Brian Serpa 1-408-227- 7658. FINAL TEAM STANDINGS April 10 - 25, 2013 - Hawaiian Islands Cruise - Roundtrip from San 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE Francisco aboard the Grand Princess. This 15-day cruise starts and Ptah Bennet, Doug Anderson, Roger Anderson, Jerry Ososkie, Chuck Huff Tim Eastham ends in San Francisco. Cruise through the Golden Gate to and from 3rd PLACE 4th PLACE sunny Hawaii with stops at Honolulu (Oahu), Nawiliwili (Kauai), Lahaina Bill Finkemeier, Arnie Satterlee, Bill Webster, Alan Gaudie, (Maui), Hilo (Hawaii) and Ensenada (Mexico). Included are Fred Schwalbach Earl Pampeyan transportation to and from the pier from The Villages and the Capitol 5th PLACE 6th PLACE Light Rail station, a complementary bottle of wine, port taxes, Travel Harold Kaye, Jeff Grundy, Jerry Coe, Roy Robinson, Guard Group Protection Plan and porter tips. The price ranges from Hal Knowlton Bob Taggart $2400 to $3880 per person, double occupancy. Contact escorts, Bill HIGH SERIES - SCRATCH HIGH GAME - SCRATCH Rodman 1-408- 274-4521 or Hank Clark 1-408- 223-6466. 1st - Tim Eastham: 630 1st - Bob Taggart: 217 August 28 - September 7, 2013 - State SIR 55th Anniversary 2nd - Chuck Huff: 550 2nd - Jerry Ososkie: 215 Cruise. Join fellow Sirs on the State SIR 55th Anniversary Trip. This 3rd - Hal Knowlton: 514 3rd - Alan Gaudie: 192 celebration will be a ten-day Golden Age Cruise aboard the Grand HIGH HANDICAP SERIES HIGH HANDICAP GAME 1st - Roy Robinson: 700 1st - Arnie Satterlee: 266 Princess from San Francisco to Alaska via the Inland Passage. Ports of 2nd - Doug Anderson: 683 2nd - Fred Schwalbach: 256 call include Juneau, Skagway, Tracy Arm Fjord, Ketchikan, and Victoria, 3rd - Bill Webster: 652 3rd - Bill Finkemeier: 248 B.C., with an exclusive SIR gold panning adventure and salmon bake in Juneau. Prices will range from $1579 to $3300 per person, double JERRY BUTLER 650-494-8078 occupancy and include shipboard gratuities, shipboard credit, a cocktail
BIKING GXB366(at)aol.com party, transportation to and from the pier, wine, gifts, and the Alaska 2nd Thursday, September 13, 11:00 a.m. Wives and guests are Salmon Bake Excursion. For information, contact Ed Pausa 1-650-324- welcome. RAIN CANCELS, HELMET REQUIRED. 0322 or Walter Weber 1-408-371-8925. Location: Los Gatos Creek Trail. For more information on other SIR travel events, see our Travel The Ride: We will ride the rolling Los Gatos Creek Trail for about 7.5 Bulletin available at the luncheon Travel Table or on our Branch 35 miles, from Blackford School to the town of Los Gatos, where we will website: http://www.closereach.com/sir/newsletters/travel1209.pdf stop for lunch. Then will ride back for a total of 15 miles. Directions: Go South on I-280, past Highway 17, to Meridian (South); turn right. Go to Willow Street (the third stoplight); turn right. Take Willow St. until it dead-ends at Blackford Elementary School. Parking is available in the school parking lot and on neighborhood streets. If you plan to ride or have questions, contact Jerry Butler as per above, or Karl Reseck at 650-941-8837, karl.reseck(at)stanfordalumni.org.
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BOB GARTEN, GOLF CHAIRMAN Santa Teresa August 16 GOLF FLT 1 NET FLT 2 NET FLT 3 Net Prize 408-253-5860 xonon1(at)comcast.net Davis J 59 Field D 60 Nelson H 62 23GC (Golf Committee members are listed on page 7 in the Membership Roster.) Thomson I 61 Nakamoto R 61 Gikis B 63 18GC
Schlatter J 63 Squellati D 62 Larson G 64 13GC SIGN-UP for the following by SEPTEMBER 13 with John Gerich, Cioni J 64 Firpo B 64 Wong J 64 10GC 650-969-6679, jgerich(at)juno.com Closest-to-Pin Contest: Roddy Ranch (RDR) (Cart, Range) Mon., Oct. 1 10:00 a.m. $40 Taboada T 15-0 Barkey S 10-8 Barnhart T 16-0 2GB Newton 408-777-1237 knewton(at)mba1967.hbs.edu /Squellati Jones K 30-8 Nakamoto 22-11 Walker D 28-4 1GB Low Gross: Joe Cioni 75 Sunol - Palm (SNP) (Cart, Prize) Thu., Oct. 4 9:08 a.m. $45
Griffin 408-736-5710 nev.griffin(at)sbcglobal.net /Dixon Metropolitan August 20
FLT 1 NET FLT 2 NET FLT 3 NET Prize Coyote Creek - V (CCV) (Cart, Range) Mon., Oct. 8 9:00 a.m. $68 Wilson D 71 Barnhart T 64 Ogle D 66 $20 SIR 35 Invitational Shotgun Cooke 408-997-0511 cookegt(at)sbcglobal.net /Jonekait Taboada T 71 Grundy J 64 Hall B 70 $14 Spring Valley (SPV) Mon., Oct. 15 10:00 a.m. $42 Davis J 71 Larson G 65 Dinkey J 70 $9 Newton 408-777-1237 knewton(at)mba1967.hbs.edu /Squellati Naughton M 72 Gikis B 66 Walker D 74 $5 Los Lagos (LLS) ) (Cart, Prize) Mon., Oct. 22 9:00 a.m. $42 Closest -to-Pin Contest: Club Championship Schlatter 650-234-1133 jim(at)schlatter.us /Garten Brenner B 21-9 Gikis B 41-0 Walker D 28-2 2GB Poppy Ridge (PPR) (Cart) Wed., Oct. 24 9:30 a.m. $44 Cioni J 35-1 Dixon H 46-4 Ososkie J 50-7 1GB
Club Championship Garten 408-253-5860 xonon1(at)comcast.net /Schlatter Low Gross: Dick Wilson, Tom Taboada, Jay Jonekait, Rich DeVaul 89
Seascape (SCP) (Cart) Mon., Oct. 29 10:00 a.m. $50 Ridgemark August 23
Dixon 408-739-5137 harvbev50(at)comcast.net /Barkey FLT 1 NET FLT 2 NET FLT 3 NET Prize
Grace R 61 Pittman R 62 Dinkey J 58 20GC
Half Moon Bay Old Course July 26 Davis J 63 Squellati D 66 Hall B 63 16GC
FLT 1 NET FLT 2 NET FLT 3 NET Prize Thomson I 66 Nakamoto R 68 Larson G 66 14GC
Petersen H 67 Pittman R 70 Gikis B 69 $24 Wilson D 68 Parra A 71 Simpson D 68 $7 Thomson I 70 Spindt C 72 Larson G 69 $19 Closest -to-Pin Contest: Davis J 71 Barkey S 73 Dinkey J 72 $13 Garten B 1-1 Parra A 20-9 2GB Jonekait 75 Nakamoto R 74 McQuiston E 73 $7 Grace R 34-10 Squellati D 35-1 1GB Closest-to-Pin Contest: Davis J 69-1 Nakamoto 39-9 1GB Petersen H 5-4 Shigemoto F 12-0 2GB Low Gross: Joe Cioni 81
Wilson D 18-8 Goodwin P 24-6 1GB
Cioni J 21-11 Barkey S 27-5 1GB
Low Gross: Joe Cioni 85
Laguna Seca-Stableford July 30
FLT 1 STB FLT 2 STB Prize
Newton K 12 Hall B 11 24GC
Schlatter J 11 Larson G 9 20GC
Shigemoto F 7 Barkey S 7 $15
MacIntosh J 6 Barnhart T 4 $10
Closest-to-Pin Contest:
Petersen H 6-8 Reed J 10-8 2GB Wilson D 13-2 Ososkie J 17-10 1GB Low Gross: Jim Schlatter 83
Willow Park August 6
FLT 1 NET FLT 2 NET FLT 3 NET Prize
Petersen H 63 Grundy J 61 Nelson H 57 $21
Davis J 70 Newton K 68 Dinkey J 65 $15
Taboada T 72 Grace R 68 Varozza J 68 $10
Cioni J 73 Shigemoto F 69 Gikis B 70 $5 Closest-to-Pin Contest: Petersen H 24-2 Nakamoto R 27-10 Hall B 29-6 2GB Cooke G 25-9 Newton K 28-8 Devaul R 31-1 1GB Low Gross: Joe Cioni 82
Palo Alto August 9
FLT 1 NET FLT 2 NET FLT 3 NET Prize
Grace R 63 Squellati D 64 Varozza J 67 30GC
Dixon H 66 Miotto N 66 Machado P 71 25GC
Mattson D 67 Nakamoto R 68 Nelson H 71 20GC
Jones K 68 Pittman R 72 Nix K 74 16GC Closest-to-Pin Contest: Mattson D 30-9 Grundy J 39-6 Machado P 12-2 2GB Petersen H 32-2 Squellati D 39-9 1GB Schlatter J 35-8 1GB Low Gross: Jim Schlatter 84
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SONS IN RETIREMENT, INC. MISSION TRAIL BRANCH 35 LOS ALTOS, CALIFORNIA
STATE OFFICERS STAFF State President………………………….……...... ….Jim Stedman 925-932-1636 Attendance ...... Bill Young 650-493-1710 Vice President………………………….………....…….Rich Dettmer 530-755-4118 Assistant ...... Dick Letts 650-962-8867 Director - Region 5……………………….....……….George Kranen 650-593-7295 Audio/Visual Chair ...... Carl Moyer 650-948-1653 Governor - Area 16 ………..…….……..…George Kranen (Acting) 650-593-7295 Assistant Audio...... Al Lokker 408-747-0270 Assistant Audio ...... Richard James 650-941-1862 BRANCH 35 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Assistant Visual ...... Don Holmes 650-988-1290 Big Sir………………………………….………………Creed Morgan 510-471-3478 Auditing ...... Del Fillmore 408-739-7769 Co-Little Sirs…………………………………….……..…..Joe Killian 408-272-1752 Assistant ...... Gordon Mullin 408-732-3718 ………….………………………….……..…..Ben Gikis 650-948-9523 Greeter ...... Paul McGrew 650-967-0918 Secretary………………………………………..…….Wayne Dexter 650-941-8887 Assistant Greeter ...... Damon Simpson 650-941-4464 Assistant…………….……….…………..……...... Vern Schmidt 650-948-1681 Historian ...... Bob Simon 650-948-9054 Treasurer………………………………………..…...Howard Nelson 408-264-0798 Luncheon Host ...... Terry Barnhart 408-738-0891 Assistant………….……………………………..…..Mike McCord 650-328-4557 Assistant ...... Dick Kopeck 408-732-1576 Director/ Membership.…………..…..……………..…...... Ken Jones 650-941-5849 Assistant ...... George Mulhem 650-964-1729 Director……………………………….………………..….Dick Wilson 408-996-0689 Assistant ...... Larry Wright 650-948-5587 Director……………………………….……………..….Don Cameron 650-968-9103 Assistant ...... Bob Dawson 650-968-8868 Director………………………………….……………....Joe Varozza 408-867-3774 Luncheon Revenuer…………………………...... Chuck Boyenga 650-941-3121 ACTIVITIES CHAIRMEN Assistant ...... Dave Scott 408-946-5596 Bicycling ...... Jerry Butler 650-494-8078 Membership Assistant ...... Bill Hall 650-969-9572 Book Swap ...... Paul Scherer 408-773-2772 Membership Assistant ...... Jerry Juracich 650-967-8087 Bowling (Co-Chairs)...... Bob Taggart 650-325-2525 Photo Roster Photographer ...... Miles Johnson 650-941-6685 …………………………....…..Doug Anderson 650-321-2654 Assistant ...... Peter Barba 650-949-4191 Prizes………………………………………………Roy Robinson 650-941-7978 Assistant ...... Bob Simon 650-948-9054 CompuSIR ...... Jim Dinkey 650-493-9307 Ridesharing ...... Roger Dunlap 408-739-7610 Golf ...... Bob Garten 408-253-5860 Assistant ...... Dick Kopeck 408-732-1578 Assistant ...... Ron Grace 408-725-1632 Trail Tips Editor ...... Bob McKenzie 408-732-4858 Assistant ...... Dave Scott 408-946-5596 Golf Editor ...... Tom Taboada 408-867-4640 Hiking ...... Ian Thomson 650-967-0474 Web Master ...... Skip Ross 541-857-6224 Tennis ...... Bill Schick 650-948-8768 Well and Comfort Wisher ...... Howard Nelson 408-264-0798 Macintosh Group ...... Skip Ross 541-857-6224 WELL & COMFORT WISHERS: Death or illness of a fellow SIR should be Trail Birds ...... Don Boeckling 650-965-2659 reported to Howard Nelson, 408-264-0798, howardgnelson(at)comcast.net. Musical Introductions ...... Bob Simon 650-948-9054 He will express the concerns of our Branch and communicate memorial Musical Introductions ...... Duncan MacVicar 650-969-8814 announcements immediately among members via e-mail. Musical Introductions ...... David Skurnick 650-473-9263 Travel ...... Ed Pausa 650-324-0322 GROUP E-MAIL TO ALL BRANCH 35 MEMBERS: Assistant ...... Walter Weber 408-371-8925 SIR35(at)yahoogroups.com (Caution: Use this address only if you intend to send a message to all members of Branch 35.)
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Trail Tips Bob McKenzie, Editor 825 Cathedral Dr. Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Next Meeting – Wednesday, September 19, 2012 I.F.E.S. Hall, 432 Stierlin Road
Mountain View
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