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Jollymon E-T Mes JollyMon E-T mes A Newsletter for The Hanover Area Parrot Head Society October 2013 Monthly Socials: PRESIDENT’S PERCH CHILI COOK OFF REPORT I hope you had a chance to enjoy SCOZZARO’S STEEL CITY PUB ZOMBIE HOTPOCALYPSE A SUCCESS!!! some spectacular summer events 4797 York Rd, Rt. 30 W. In case you were locked in your put on by the Parrortheads. Just to New Oxford, PA safe room packing for the name a few, Relay for Life and the th www.Scozzaros.com Zombie Hotpocalypse, the 18 famous Hanover Chili Cook Off. November 21 Annual Hanover Chili Cook Off Thank you to the people who put December 19 took place on Labor Day Sunday on these events. Your hard work January 16 September 1, in Chili City, PA. and dedication is much appreciated. Let’s not forget February 20 The day was hot and muggy, in all those who give their time to volunteer, we say keeping with the invasion of OLIVIA’S RESTAURANT “THANK YOU” we could not have done this world class chili cooks and fans of this community 3015 Baltimore Pk. without your support. fund raising event. Gettysburg, PA Autumn is here and the Apple Harvest Festival Many members of The Society were among the www.Olivias.biz has come to a close. It looks like the first weekend st 350 Volunteers that were needed to staff this 1 WEDNESDAY: could have had some record breaking numbers. amazing event. The Committee thanks you all but, November 6 Thanks again for all those volunteers that hung in you all need to thank the folks who planned the December 4 there to staff the gates on both weekends. Like they day: Society members: Bill & Bridget Seidler, Scott January 1? say rain or shine or should we say floods or Pivoris, Jason Miller, Matt Shamer and the Date to be established blustering heat. We all have to thank BeanMon for BeanMon plus Dorrie Miller (Hanover Borough), February 5 coordinating all of the folks needed to staff the gates th Lisa Kane (Guthrie for this event. The 4 Annual Hanover Halloween Memorial Library) and th Coming Events: Scavenger Hunt will be held on Oct 18 . Hope you Tom Huffnagle (owner October 18: got your teams in place because the fun, games and of the Winners Circle). 4th Hanover Costume questions will be in full swing. Now we will soon Each of these folks Scavenger Hunt have our phlock off to The Meeting of the minds in spent hundreds of hours Key West. Stay tuned for the stories coming out of working to make the October 21: that event, they always seem to be good ones, oh and Cook Off an even better Help for HART & Special so are the pictures! How do you think we remember experience. Olympics Golf Tournament what happened. All of this effort has October 25 & 26: Remember, election of Officers for 2014 is paid dividends for nonprofits in the Hanover area Fat Chuck’s Fall Classic coming up and we need nominations for each of the with the news that over $50,000 will be available Golf Tournament positions, at the next two meeting, this includes for donation to our selected charities! Queen of Crap. Then the voting will be held on Nov. The Chili Cook Off has about 1,780 “likes” on October 26: st th 21 and Dec. 4 . The following meeting, we will FaceBook. Are you one of them? Please join us! Our Relay for Life Halloween announce your new board members. goal is to have 3,000 plus by the Cook Off 2014. 5-K Fun Run & Dance Party Well before we know it the Holidays will be Every "hit" adds value for our potential Sponsors, November 22: upon us, be sure to share it with loved ones whether which means more dollars for our selected local Hanover Holiday Parade they be family or phiends! charities! Welcoming Santa back to And, oh yes, we have koozies, a few growlers and The Cabin on the Square 2013 shirts still available as well. CHILI JOHN THE SANTA CRAWL IS COMING November 23: Road Clean Up TEDDY BEAR TOSS 11:00 am, The Staub The Hershey Bear Teddy Bear Toss is Sunday residence, Littlestown December 1ST. Tickets are $20 arranged by Angie December 1: Staub Please let Angie know if you are interested in Teddy Bear Toss Game at going at [email protected] she needs all Hershey Bears Hockey interested to pay for the tickets in November. For those of you who may not be familiar with December ??: this event, stuffed animals are thrown onto the ice Gettysburg Santa Crawl by the fans when the Bears score their first goal. The Santa Mafia is ready to ROLL, Ho, Ho, Ho! Our goal this year is to take 2,000 stuffed animals, December 4 & 19: Get those ugly Christmas sweaters out of moth balls we will need help transporting and throwing stuffed Holiday Gift Exchanges or visit a Thrift Store for a “new” one and join the animals onto the ice. The toys are donated to Penn parade through the streets of Gettysburg! State Hershey Children’s Hospital. Officers for 2013: RELAY FOR LIFE 2013 MEMBERSHIP REWARDS! The Officers of worldwide PHiP have been busy PRESIDENT: DECADES OF HOPE: THE 50’S Deb Zartman The rain put a damper on things but keep in mind it creating a special program just for Parrot Heads. was nothing compared to what our loved ones go Check out workingadvantage.com/PHiP for the VICE-PRESIDENT: scope of discounts available FREE just for us!! Bob Staub through when diagnosed with cancer. The Relay for Life Team: 2013 reached our highest donation amount SECRETARY: ever. We had three teams registered this year: Lori Eberly Hanover Area Parrot Heads, Hanover Parrot Heads / TREASURER: Barb’s Angels, and Hanover Parrot Heads/Bermudian Ron Bean Jaycee Angels. The teams combined to donate over $45,292 to the American Cancer Society. This Members at Large: doubled our original goal of $20,000. We reached the Skip Crowther Topaz level and were recognized as the number one Carole Horton fundraising team. Team member, Madison Leer, was Dottie Trostle recognized as the #1 Individual Fundraiser for doing a Mini Relay as her senior project at Bermudian Committees: Springs High School. It brought in over $20,000 towards our total. PARROTPHERNALIA: Between the 3 teams we had 132 registered Lori "The Queen" Staub walkers. We also had some non-registered walkers, NEW MEMBER WELCOME: like out faithful Smalley and Spook who did those Dottie & JT Trostle rainy early, early morning hours to give the rest of us a break. It was also a special treat to have back our CONCERT: The Breeze-Mon past Chairs, Brian and Jody Harker, a great help with Bob Staub the event. As usual, we put up some lovely decorations with ROAD CLEANUP: our Decades of Hope 50’s theme. We were rockin’ Spook & Smalley Staub and rollin’ against cancer in our pink tie dye shirts and RELAY FOR LIFE: poodle skirts. Thanks to our painters, Kim & Kirsten Dottie Trostle Shull, Kere, Ringo, Carol Horton, Lori & Bobby, and Kim Shull the fun loving crew from AERO Energy/TimBar: SAY CHEESE! Joyce Miller, Jessie Weaver and Janice Smith. A Angie Staub GREAT NEWS ! special thank you goes to JT for supplying us with A Dropbox account REVOLUTION BASEBALL: food and drinks. It was a worthwhile effort, we earned BeanMon Photo by Leer Photography for updated photos from recent events is now Best Site Decorations again! Thanks also to all those available for all members to post on our website! ELECTION 2014: that came out to tie dye our 131 shirts in one day. We are counting on you shutterbugs to drop your Kelly Beck Everyone looked great in pink. Also, thanks to our favorite photos from our events into the drop box. Deb Zartman crew that helped set everything up at Relay: JT, Jeff, The attached process is painless – please do Gerry, Bill and their helpers. FINANCIAL AUDIT: not hesitate to create a “TEST” file and give it try! We also had a surprise Flash Mob song and dance Nickie James Let us know if you have any troubles. to honor and entertain the survivors before their lap. Kathy Nelson Accessing THAPHS Photo Dropbox Account: Kristy Petterman choreographed dance moves to • WEBKIDZ: Closer to Free. We represented The Society well! Go to www.dropbox.com Steve Buenzow Thanks to all our dancers and sign holders. • Click on Sign in block Bill Seidler It was great seeing all Sponsors recognized on the • Login email line with [email protected], Kent “Flounder” McCoy flashing sign facing the field. Our sponsors were password is Han0ver1 • Denny’s - $3,000, Leer Photography - $2,000, Click on the Photos folder Anesthesia Associates of York and AERO Energy - • Right click on the blue line “Name” JOLLYMON TIMES $1,000, and our $500 supporters S & S Floor • Click on new folder STAPH: Covering, Brookmere Wine and Tasting Room, • Create name of folder from the event you want Chili John Moon Dancer Winery, TropiGal, Boneyard BBQ, Bay to submit pictures about [email protected] City Restaurant, Bermudain Jaycees, Hanover Area • After putting in name, double click on the blue Parrot Head Society, TimBar Packaging and Weiser’s line Orchard. Thanks also to DJ Breeze-Mon for support • : Either upload the photos to the folder using the STAPH IN REMISSION of the Mini Relay and the Wine Tasting events, and web uploader button or dragging and dropping Peggy "Pegarita" Hellyer: Deanna Zartman and Sandi Calvert for their Thirty- the photos to the page [email protected] one fundraising and Connie and Emily Morris for When you are done, send email to Deanna: Cabaña Boy: Curley their Origami Owl donations, as well as Amanda [email protected] and Janine: Morris with her massages.
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