Newsletter November 17 – 23

San Carlos.tv Video of the Week

Video of the Week: Paul Allens Mega Yacht Octopus was in San Carlos for about 5 days and we simply had to get some images of the boat while she sat anchored in front of San Carlos just out side the bay.

Eddie Geisel from La Posada also made a video of Octopus in San Carlos.

San Carlos Weather & News Bites

• Look forward to a beautiful week with sunny skies and temperatures in the mid twenties. Keep an eye on the weather at our San Carlos Weather page (now with wind and wave forecasts).

• A robot captured the first images of a Teotihuacán tunnel outside of Mexico City. The robot was able to enter a tunnel that has been buried and unexplored for 1800 years. Read full story. If you’d like to explore Mexico City and the pyramids, Volaris, Interjet and AeroMexico all fly from Hermosillo to Mexico City. Check out Mexico’s low fare airlines.

• As part of the Program to Rescue Public Spaces, the government of Guaymas is constructing and renovating three parks throughout the city. Read more.

• Six cruise ships are confirmed to arrive in Guaymas in 2011, starting with Holland America’s Zaandam arriving on January 6, 2011. See the 2011 Guaymas cruise ship schedule.

Las Madrinas de Los Huerfanos (The Godmothers of the Orphans)

Ladies, we would love to have you come and check us out. We meet on the first Tuesday of each month at the clubhouse at Tecalai Park. Membership is open to any lady, and guests are always welcome. We have a lot of fun and socializing after business is taken care of, as we play Bunco and enjoy treats provided by the hostesses of the month. The planning and carrying out of the yearly Christmas Party for the children is always a high point of each season.

“Las Madrinas” was formed nearly 40 years ago for the purpose of helping, physically and financially, the Hogar Paz y Bien orphanage in Guaymas. This is a very comfortable home for needy or orphaned children, located on Calle 13, Avenue XV, Number 406. Las Madrinas have met our self-imposed monthly obligation to Hogar Paz y Bien without fail since our inception, as well as many “extras” when particular needs arose.

Funds are raised through yearly dues, donations, and our Bunco games at each meeting. We have also published a book of recipes gathered from members and friends in San Carlos which went into its’ fourth printing in 2009, and the earnings from the weekly bingo games at Club Deportivo also go to the orphanage. All funds are deposited to a bank account to be used to help as needed, with utilities, repairs, appliances, clothing, shoes, school supplies and the yearly Christmas Party. Last year when the sisters mentioned some of the children couldn’t see well, we funded an eye clinic for them. Several members teach English to the children on a regular basis. We’ve taken care of repairs, fixed the kitchen, and purchased tables and chairs for classes, as well as donating dictionaries, crayons and other school supplies.

We are currently in the planning stages for the Christmas Party. Our next meeting on Tuesday, December 7, at 12:30pm, will be spent sorting and cleaning donated toys, as well as gathering toys brought by members. We’ll have a wrapping party on Tuesday, December 14 at 10:00am with each member bringing a plate of “finger foods” which we can all share after we have wrapped all the gifts. The party at the orphanage for the children will be on Thursday, December 16 – we take hot dogs, chips, and soft drinks for the children, as well as pinatas and candy, and Santa comes with us and calls each child by name and gives him or her a bag of gifts to unwrap. The children have a blast and we have a ball watching them! Please come and join us. You’ll be a blessing to the children and they will be a joy and a blessing to you!

Dive Report

This week we had some seasonal wind blowing through. In the late afternoons, the northwest wind can certainly whip up the white caps. Unfortunately, that does not help visibility and at times it was reduced to 5 feet. Most of the time it was better though and locally we had 20 feet and at the Island 30 feet. When visibility is reduced, I like to find some rocks and look for the smaller stuff. The things you normally swim over are just beautiful when you give them a closer look. We had 68 degrees F at the Island at 40 feet and locally 70 degrees F in shallow waters and 64 F at 80 feet. We are looking at a fantastic week ahead of us and the wind is supposed to lay down a bit. Come on down and enjoy.

Johan Broere
Dive San Carlos

Where to Buy your Fishing Licence?

The OCV (Conventions and Visitors Bureau) now sells fishing licences. The costs are as follows:
1 day: 150 pesos
1 week: 300 pesos
1 month: 420 pesos
1 year: 558 pesos

What is the OCV? They’re the group that helps bring us such popular events as the Shrimp Festivals and the Fun Run. At the OCV’s office, you can pick- up informative pamphlets and brochures, and some good maps of the area. The staff is friendly and bilingual and always eager to help people get aquainted with San Carlos and Guaymas.

For more information about the Conventions and Visitors Bureau, visit their website. They are open Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 1:00pm and 2:00pm – 5:00pm, and Saturday 9:00am – 2:00pm.

The OCV is located in Plaza Faro on Blvd. Beltrones and can be reached by phone at 226-0202. Find the OCV on a map.

Fishing Report

Well, summer is still hanging in there. We were out 15-25 miles on Thursday catching about ten dorado up to 20 pounds. It seemed like things cooled off and all the marlin surfed out of here this last weekend with the winds, but the satellite images today show the warm water is almost coming back. We also saw some tuna boils when we were out there, so you never know. Our friends next to us caught a 250 pound Blue marlin and a couple of sailfish. We had an excellent week of fishing, catching an average of about two billfish a day. There were lots of striped marlin but they were a few miles offshore. One day my father and his friend loaded the cooler with bonita, yellowtail, and sierra, only to then go and catch five marlin! A few nice cabrilla are in close and I’m sure the Island from the old lighthouse to the north tip is loaded with bonita. The yellowtail are off and on, but it looked like a bonanza out there on Monday morning. We should be trying the Island later in the week for the real big ones. My fingers are still crossed for a good tuna run though.

tight lines, Bryan Replogle repsilon@aol.com
Team Margarita Sportfishing, San Carlos Aquatic Adventures

Rotary Golf Tournament

The 1st annual Rotary Golf Tournament will be held on Friday December 10 at 9:30am at the Club de Golf in San Carlos.

The tournament is a fundraiser for the “Beautification of San Carlos Project” which includes graffiti removal and a scholarship fund for local schools and funding for other community needs.

It will be in a 4-person Florida scramble format. This will be a handicapped tournament based on recommendations by the USGA. See tournament rules sheet for details.

The single green fee is $75 US or 950 pesos. The total green fee for a team is $300 US or 3800 pesos. For members of the Golf Club, the fee is $40 US or 500 pesos. Mixed teams are welcome. The entry fee includes: golf, cart, range balls, prizes and lunch. Spouses are welcome to attend the lunch for $5 US or 65 pesos. Pay by cash or check at the sign-in desk on the day of the tournament.

There will be lots of great prizes for the longest drive, kp’s, most accurate drive, a chip and putt skills contest and many others. There will also be prizes for the most wild and or funniest outfit worn by the participant and or team as well as the funniest or wildest team name, so give your team a clever/funny name and let’s have some fun with it.

Registration ends on Wednesday, December 8. For registration by e-mail or phone, contact George Gadsby (226-0785, georgeinsancarlos@gmail.com) or Gordon Rector (227-0491, gringosnowbirds@gmail.com). Or, sign-up at Golf Club or Yacht Club.

Thank you to the following Tournament sponsors:

• Piccolo: a fine restaurant in San Carlos
• Dra. Maricela Arizmendi M.: Dentist
• Clinica San Carlos: Dr. Canale and Dr. Laux
• LaTrattoria: a fine restaurant in San Carlos
• Sea Side Reservations: Playa Blanca rentals and other rentals.
• Encantado Realty: Thonda Oliver. She is also helping with the Rotary Golf Tournament.

Henry Jessen Pedersen

Henry Jessen Pedersen passed peacefully on June 28, at age 87. He was born in Thisted, Denmark to Ejner Pedersen and Ane Marie Jessen on March 17, 1923.

Henry came to the United States with the Danish Gymnastics Team after WWII. The team performed in 43 states, Canada, Cuba, Mexico and Europe. Returning to the U.S., he taught gymnastics while studying landscape architecture at Iowa State University. Upon completion, he moved to Denver and landscaped one of the nation’s first shopping centers, Cherry Creek. In early 1950, Henry came to Aspen to ski and there settled his own roots.

Henry was the first landscape architect in Aspen. With permits from the Forest Service, he dug up aspen trees and wildflowers and planted them for property owners throughout town. These native transplants needed very little water; the town was getting greener and more shaded and Henry’s business flourished. He served on the Pitkin County Planning Commission, The Parks Association and the Music Associates of Aspen. He volunteered for the Aspen Music Tent/campus. Henry proudly collaborated with Herbert Bayer in landscaping Aspen Meadows and The Aspen Institute. He taught gymnastics at Aspen High School and skiing at Highlands.

Henry retired in 1990 and spent his time traveling with his wife, Louise Frisby Pedersen. They lived in San Carlos, Mexico in the winter and Carbondale in the summers. Louise died from cancer in 2000. Henry is survived by his brother, Tage Pedersen; his children, Mia (Jason) Barnard and Jess (Nina) Pedersen. He is also survived by grandchildren Daisy and Pepper Barnard, and Olivia and Oskar Pedersen.

A celebration of life will be held at Henry’s house at 325 Caracol Peninsula on Tuesday November 23 at 4:30pm. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that you plant a tree to spread his spirit!

Theater in Guaymas

On Thursday, November 18, at 8:00pm, in the Municipal Auditorium Fray Ivo Toneck, enjoy the FREE play “Cananeas” by Sonoran playwright Sergio Galindo.

This play recreates the Cananea strike of 1906 and is part of the City’s Centennial Bicentennial Fair.

Find the auditorium on a map.

Eat right for arthritis, Foods to put out the fire

Arthritis affects countless millions of people worldwide, and about 60% of people over 65.

I’m sure that many of you have said to yourself, or heard someone else say: “My joints hurt when it gets cold or damp.” There is a popular belief that weather affects arthritis, but did you know that there has been a great deal of research on the effects of overall diet alleviating the condition?

Read more …

Entertainment

LOS NINOS VIOLINISTAS DE GUAYMAS: Congratulations to the young musicians that performed a dress rehearsal and audition on stage at Bonifacio’s Cotton Club last Sunday night. These violinists were multi-talented with different scores of contemporary and classical symphonic sounds. We are blessed in our small pueblito to have so much talent…and the violins were half as tall as the kids! The girls and boys are aged six to thirteen.

The main ballroom at the Cotton Club was filled with jubilant parents, aunts, uncles, primas y primos. The kids will perform again center stage at Bonifacio’s on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 25 (more details next week). Everyone is welcome. Make reservations now and if you have an old used instrument to donate, bring it along!

Thanks to Prosperos Reyes, Laurence Cuevas, Lynn Rutherford and Mara Gutierrez for organizing this event and to the gracious host Francisco Torres.

Other music news: Club de Capitanes will feature Steve Smersh and Elba Santiago as a duet singing a cornucopia of traditional and classical music on Friday nights at 6:00pm. Violinist Sandra Rodriquez will host a Mariachi evening at Banana’s on Fridays at 8:00pm.

Musically Yours, Eric Holland

See the calendar of events for times and venues this Fall. Musicians and venue owners please submit times and dates for your gigs to info@whatsupsancarlos.com.

Wednesday Movie

Oceans

This week, members of Ocean Camp or the Yacht Club can enjoy “Oceans”, a beautiful–at times breathtaking–visual examination of the undersea world.

This program is for members of the San Carlos Yacht Club and members of Ocean Camp San Carlos, A.C.  If you are not a member, Ocean Camp membership cards will be available at the door beginning at 6:00pm. A valid membership card and contributions to the Cinema Projector replacement fund will be requested.

Doors open at 6:00pm for hamburgers. Movie starts at 7:00pm. FREE popcorn.

Watch a preview.

What’s Playing at MMCinemas Guaymas

Some of the movies now playing:

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Part 1 of the last book in J.K. Rowling’s popular series.

Life As We Know It (Bajo El Mismo Techo). Two single adults (Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel) become caregivers to an orphaned girl when their mutual best friends die in an accident. 

Due Date (Todo un Parto). High-strung father-to-be Peter Highman (Robert Downey Jr) is forced to hitch a ride with an aspiring actor on a road trip in order to make it to his child’s birth on time.

Wall Street 2, Money Never Sleeps. An Oliver Stone film starring Michael Douglas and Shia LaBeouf.

The Ghost Writer (El Escritor Fantasma). A ghostwriter (Ewan McGregor) hired to complete the memoirs of a former British prime minister uncovers secrets that put his own life in jeopardy. Directed by Roman Polanski. Also starring Pierce Brosnan and Kim Cattrall. 

Jackass 3D.

The Last Exorcism (El Ultimo Exorcismo). A troubled evangelical minister agrees to let his last exorcism be filmed by a documentary crew. 

Movies playing only in Spanish: Harry Potter y Las Reliquias De La Muerte, Sammy, El Infierno.

Most “Hollywood” movies for adults are in English with Spanish subtitles, but check before you go.

Cost — Adults 47 pesos, 37 pesos on Wednesday. And, the first movie each day is only 42 pesos.

For a full listing and show times, visit MMCinemas. In the upper right hand corner, click SELECCIONA TU CIUDAD — choose Guaymas, then Selecciona tu Complejo.

Happy Hours

• Bar el Botanero. Happy Hour 3:00pm to 7:00pm every day (closed Tuesdays). All domestic drinks are 15 pesos. Plus a 10% discount if you mention What’s Up San Carlos.

• Bonifacio’s. 2×1 Mondays: appetizers, desserts, beer and margaritas. Valid until November 15.

• Tequila’s. 3:00pm -6:00pm. Specials on national drinks.

• Banana’s. Tuesday to Friday, 4:00pm – 6:00pm: 20 pesos national beer and 30 pesos well drinks. Every Sunday is “Bloody Mary Sunday” with 30 pesos Bloody Mary’s all day long. Everyday: 50 pesos margarita and 60 pesos pina colada. Closed Mondays.

• Marina Cantina. 11:00am -5:00pm, Monday through Friday, 12 pesos beer (Pacifico, Pacifico Light, Modelo, Modelo Light, Corona, Corona Light). And, Ten Peso Tuesdays with 10 pesos beer (Pacifico, Pacifico Light, Modelo, Modelo Light, Corona, Corona Light) all day long (11:00am until closing) — no food purchase necessary!

• Hotel Fiesta Real. 1:00pm to 7:00pm. 15 pesos beer.

• Captain’s Club. Every day from 3:00pm to 5:00pm with 15 peso Corona, Pacifico, Pacifico Light and Chope. 25 pesos Bloody Mary’s all day Sundays. Closed on Tuesdays.

What’s Happening this Week in San Carlos & Guaymas?

Wednesday, November 17

Special Event

• SBPA’s first book sale of the year. 9:00am to 2:00pm at Sagitario Gift Shop. All purchases are by donation and we also take in books that you no longer want. For more information, contact Sandy Fahrenwald. NEW
• Seafarin Kayakers meet at Pilar at 9:30am. Free – everyone welcome. NEW

Entertainment

• Luna. 5:30pm to 8:30pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Movie at the Yacht Club, featuring “Oceans”. Doors open at 6:00pm and movie starts at 7:00pm.
• 8 ball pool tournament at Tequila’s, starting at 7:00pm. All drinks for the players are 1/2 price and free appetizers (botanos).
• Acoustic and country music with Ron. 6:00pm, Tequila’s.
• Karaoke. 7:30pm until the singers go home. Banana’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Fusion. 8:00am – 9:00am at The Energy Zone. A blend of Pilates, Yoga, weight training and relaxation practice. It’s a great interval program, for all levels of ability and ages.
• Yoga for all ages. 9:15 – 10:15am, at The Energy Zone. Hatha Yoga for all levels and abilities, breathe, flexibility and range of movement.
• Zumba for All Ages. 10:30am – 11:30am at The Energy Zone. A fun, Latin style dance class designed for all ages and levels of ability. Low-impact and easy. All moves and steps adapted for all.
• Hatha Yoga. 9:00am at the Golf/Country Club with Kristina Ladau. Total body stretch, focusing on breathing techniques and relaxation, suitable for beginner / intermediate level students.
• Line Dancing. 9:00am to 10:30am at Club Deportivo. For more information, contact Lynn at 226-1507.
• Taped exercise class. Club Deportivo, 8:00am.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

Thursday, November 18

Special Event

• FREE play “Cananeas” at 8:00pm in the Municipal Auditorium Fray Ivo Toneck. NEW

Entertainment

• Danny Moreno. 5:30pm to 8:30pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club.
• The Twins start at 7:30pm, then open mic at 8:30pm until everyone is done singing, Banana’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Tai Chi. 8:45am – 9:45am at The Energy Zone. Beginning to Intermediate (a group leader takes participants through the workout). Cost is 10 pesos.
• Men’s Golf, starting at 9:00am.
• Power Pilates. 10:00am – 11:00am at The Energy Zone. A faster paced workout hour. Challenging.
• Taped exercise class. Club Deportivo, 8:00am.
• Men’s Breakfast Club. 9:00am. Embarcadero at MarinaTerra.
• Ceramics at Club Deportivo, from 9:00am to 1:00pm. For more information, contact Jan Minnich at 227-0432.

Friday, November 19

Entertainment

• On the Road. 5:30pm to 8:30pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Bobby & Leslie’s dinner show. 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Evie’s Iguana Lounge.
• Steve Smersh and Elba Santiago. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Captain’s Club.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club.
• Luna. 7:00pm – 9:00pm at Bar el Botanero.
• Folk Dancers at 7:00pm, mariachi at 8:00pm and Manuelito and open mic at 9:30pm at Banana’s.
• Karaoke. 8:00pm – 11:00pm, Bar Coral in Hotel Fiesta Real.
• La Banda. 9:15pm, Tequila’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Fusion. 8:00am – 9:00am at The Energy Zone. A blend of Pilates, Yoga, weight training and relaxation practice. It’s a great interval program, for all levels of ability and ages.
• Yoga for all ages. 9:15 – 10:15am, at The Energy Zone. Hatha Yoga for all levels and abilities, breathe, flexibility and range of movement.
• Zumba for All Ages. 10:30am – 11:30am at The Energy Zone. A fun, Latin style dance class designed for all ages and levels of ability. Low-impact and easy. All moves and steps adapted for all.
• Tecalai Library. 9:00am – 11:00am. Works on a “leave one, take one” basis. Or, if you don’t have a book to leave, you can make a small donation.
• Taped exercise class. Club Deportivo, 8:00am.

Saturday, November 20

Entertainment

• Eric Holland. 5:30pm to 8:30pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Danny Moreno. 6:00pm – 10:00pm, El Embarcadero at MarinaTerra Hotel.
• Ron Daisley. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Captain’s Club.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club.
• Luna Band. 7:00pm – 9:00pm at Bar el Botanero.
• Karaoke. 8:00pm – 11:00pm, Bar Coral in Hotel Fiesta Real.
• Manuelito y Sus Guerreros. 8:30pm – midnight. Banana’s.
• La Banda. 9:15pm, Tequila’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Ceramics at Club Deportivo, from 9:00am to 1:00pm. For more information, contact Jan Minnich at 227-0432.

Sunday, November 21

Entertainment

• Danny Moreno. 9:00am – 1:00pm, El Embarcadero at MarinaTerra Hotel.
• Ron Daisley. 5:00pm, Captain’s Club.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club.

Clubs & Organizations

• Church Service. Chapel by the Sea. 8:30am. The church on the Ranchitos Road.
• Church Service. San Carlos Community Church, 9:00am.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00 pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

Monday, November 22

Entertainment

• Silent Movie Night with Omar on piano. Entertainment starts when it gets dark, at the Captain’s Club.
• Weekly Texas Hold-em Poker Tournament. 5:30pm at La Palapa Griega.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Fusion. 8:00am – 9:00am at The Energy Zone. A blend of Pilates, Yoga, weight training and relaxation practice. It’s a great interval program, for all levels of ability and ages.
• Hatha Yoga. 9:00am at the Golf/Country Club with Kristina Ladau. Total body stretch, focusing on breathing techniques and relaxation, suitable for beginner / intermediate level students.
• Yoga for all ages. 9:15 – 10:15am, at The Energy Zone. Hatha Yoga for all levels and abilities, breathe, flexibility and range of movement.
• Contract Bridge. 12:30pm at Club Deportivo. No partner necessary but desirable. $10 pesos per person.
• Taped exercise class. Club Deportivo, 8:00am.
• La Liga de Arte. 9:00am at Tecalai. For more information, can contact Jan Talbert at 227-0048.

Tuesday, November 23

Entertainment

• Danny Moreno & Omar Arriaga. 4:00pm – 6:00pm, Soggy Peso. Danny & Omar now have a new “band” member: Alberto Serna has joined them with his saxophone. NEW
• The Azul Band with Jesus. 6:30pm at Froggy’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Ladies golf club, shotgun start at 9:00am.
• Power Pilates. 10:00am – 11:00am at The Energy Zone. A faster paced workout hour. Challenging.
• Taped exercise class. Club Deportivo, 8:00am.
• The Nifty Niners – the 9 hole ladies golf group. 8:30am golf game. The mission of the Nifty Niners is “to have fun, meet new friends and enjoy the game of golf.” San Carlos residents and visitors are welcome to join us for a ‘no-stress, fun day’. For more information, call Fern at 226-1519.
• Computer club meeting. 9:15am at Tequila’s.
• Tai Chi. Club Deportivo, 8:30am. For more information, contact June Davis at 226-0794.

• November 25. US Thanksgiving. Several restaurants will be making special Thanksgiving dinners. See next week’s edition for specifics.
• November 25. Free “Kids Music Concert – Los Ninos Violinistas de Guaymas” at Bonifacio’s.
• November 27. Shrimp Festival at Seascape Plaza. Brought to us by the OCV.
• November 29. Spanish classes start at Espanglish.
• December 3. Rescate Auxiliary meeting. 9:00am at Tequila’s. Anyone is welcome to volunteer.
• December 4. Rescate Christmas Boutique Craft Fair. 9:00am – 1:00pm on the MarinaTerra Boardwalk.
• December 7, at 12:30pm. Las Madrinas meeting at Tecalai.
• December 7, 2:00pm. San Carlos DAR Tea, please contact Linda Shiflett at 226-2017 or email LSHIFL1776@aol.com.
• December 8. San Carlos All-Stars Concert at Hotel Fiesta Real. Find more information at www.mexmosancarlos.com.
• December 10. Rotary Golf Tournament. For more information, contact Gordon Rector at gringosnowbirds@gmail.com.
• December 11. Rescate Casino Night. 5:00pm – 9:00pm at Club Deportivo.
• December 14, 10:00am. Las Madrinas Christmas present wrapping party.
• December 16, Las Madrinas Christmas Party at Hogar Paz y Bien orphanage in Guaymas.
• December 18. Rescate Tianguis. 7:00am to 1:00pm. Now accepting donations (drop off at Rescate).
• December 23.  Mark Mulligan concert and Christmas Party at Hotel Fiesta Real. Dinner show tickets (250 pesos) are for sale at Hotel Fiesta and Long Realty Seaside.
• January 7. Rescate Auxiliary meeting. 9:00am at Tequila’s. Anyone is welcome to volunteer.
• January 12. San Carlos All-Stars Concert at Hotel Fiesta Real.
• January 28-30. Rescate President’s Club Golf Tournament.
• February 4. Rescate Auxiliary meeting. 9:00am at Tequila’s. Anyone is welcome to volunteer.
• February 9. San Carlos All-Stars Concert at Hotel Fiesta Real.
• February 12. Rescate Grand Bazaar. 9:00am at Seascape Plaza.
• February 26. Rescate Tianguis. 7:00am – 1:00pm.
• March 4. Rescate Auxiliary meeting. 9:00am at Tequila’s. Anyone is welcome to volunteer.
• March 5. Ceramics Silent Auction/Show at Club Deportivo.
• March 5. Casino Night. 5:00pm – 9:00pm at Club Deportivo.
• March 9. San Carlos All-Stars Concert at Hotel Fiesta Real.
• March 20 – 22 Melodrama. 7:00pm at Rescate.
• April 1. Rescate Auxiliary meeting. 9:00am at Tequila’s. Anyone is welcome to volunteer.
• April 13. San Carlos All-Stars Concert at Hotel Fiesta Real.

Published by Christa Thomas and David Irons

Special thanks to Sue Fehrle, Bryan Replogle, Johan Broere, Vince Radice, Kristine Ladau and  Eric Holland for their help with this issue.

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