CHARTERED APRIL 22, 1991 RETIRED AND SEMI-RETIRED MEN GETTING TOGETHER FOR LUNCH HIGH MOUNTAIN NEWS

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The Sir ~ LAKE TAHOE BRANCH 160~ CHARTERED APRIL 22, 1991 RETIRED AND SEMI-RETIRED MEN GETTING TOGETHER FOR LUNCH AND ENJOYING OUR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES HIGH MOUNTAIN NEWS MAY 2016 Next reg.

Across from the Bijou Center Hi everyone. I have a couple of items to bring to your attention this month.

1 The Sir ~ LAKE TAHOE BRANCH 160~ CHARTERED APRIL 22, 1991 RETIRED AND SEMI-RETIRED MEN GETTING TOGETHER FOR LUNCH AND ENJOYING OUR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES HIGH MOUNTAIN NEWS MAY 2016 Next reg. meeting our 308TH MAY 23, We meet at Tep s Villa Roma Officers & Chairmen 10:00am Lake Tahoe Blvd (Hiway50) Social hour 11:00am South Lake Tahoe, California Luncheon..12:00noon.Across from the Bijou Center Hi everyone. I have a couple of items to bring to your attention this month. Ron Thompson, our current golf chairman is throwing in the towel, his last tournament will be the Dayton Valley Tournament on May 16th. That being said, we are looking for a replacement for Ron. Thanks Ron for all your hard work during the time you were golf chairman. You will be missed. With Spring here and Summer around the corner, it's time to start planning for the SIRs Picnic, This year it will be held at Lampe Park in Gardnerville. We will start signing people up and collecting payment to attend the picnic at the May luncheon. Guests are welcome, $25 per couple and $12.50 for a single. Your choice of ribs, chicken or steak. times, try to make it! Please remember to bring the White Elephant Gift for the Raffle! Big Sir Van Marshall 1. Good food, good

Little Sir Larry Coffman I hope everyone enjoyed our Mayor Windy David speaking and you learned something you did not know about the City of Lake Tahoe at last months meeting.

She manages the Ice Rink, Swimming Pool, Gym, Senior center, and schedules their uses and activities.

I am looking for three SIR members to step up and be on the nominating committee for this year. We will meet possibly three times before the election in October.

2 Little Sir Larry Coffman I hope everyone enjoyed our Mayor Windy David speaking and you learned something you did not know about the City of Lake Tahoe at last months meeting. This month our speaker is Lauren Thomaselli, she is the Recreation Manager for the Recreation center and the Senior center of Lake Tahoe. She manages the Ice Rink, Swimming Pool, Gym, Senior center, and schedules their uses and activities. We are going to start looking for officers for next years Executive Board and also Chairman to run our organization. I am looking for three SIR members to step up and be on the nominating committee for this year. We will meet possibly three times before the election in October. It takes all-total of about 6 hours to accomplish this task. Please contact me and let me know if you would be interested in doing this. MEMBERS ANNIVERSERY FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1996 Perry Damon, 2008 Jerry Beauchamp, 2010 Bill Challenger, Tim Donley, 2012 Ron Biegler, James Gilmore, Dennis Hillyard, 2015 Gordon Salas John Roethel, Joe Killian, James Gilmore, Ed Rector, Ron St. Thomas, Jim Price, Bruce Steger and Leo Fuller 2.

3 April 26, 2016 SIR Board of Directors Meeting The scheduled meeting of SIR Branch 160 for April was held at Tep s Villa Roma restaurant. The meeting was called to order at 10:10 AM. Big Sir: It was noted we had quorum of officers present and requested approval of the February minutes which carried unanimously. Larry Coffman handed out copies of April meeting agenda which after review was approved unanimously. Larry stated there would be a state Sir training meeting on May 12. Both Tom Sawyer and Larry agreed to attend. Officer Reports Treasurer s Report: John Lilygren reported we have a current balance of $ in the treasury account. John said we made a $300 deposit for the summer picnic ground and $250 will be refundable. The treasury subsidizing each lunch by a dollar program is holding its own. Committee Reports: Activities: There currently is no Activities Chairperson. Membership: George Ramirez reports we have applications for three new members ready for approval. Attendance: Mike Sandifer reported that we currently have 99 members in addition to the three new applicants. Sunshine: Mike Vadnais was not in attendance. Golf: Sig Heidemann, reported that we had 27 golfers signed up for Plumas pines and are looking for one more player to round out the numbers. Ron Thompson noted that 28 golfers had signed up for golf outing on Tuesday. Ron also noted he will be hosting a BBQ after the Sig Heidemann fifth of July tournament and there will ten dollar charge to help with the costs. Bowling: Tim Hall/Bobby Silvius. Tim stated that he would be filling in for Bobby for future bowling activities. Rooster Sales: Van Marshall noted that we are ordering a stock of three dozen pins for future new members. Website: Mike Davis no report this month. Old Business: We are looking for someone to fill a media/pr position. New Business: The picnic will be held July 25 from 10 AM to 3 PM with an official opening time of 11AM. There was much discussion on who would do what and as follows is the summary. Sig Heidemann will procure the ribs, steak and chicken. Van Marshall will bring the beans and ice. Molly Marshall will be a greeter. George Ramirez will procure the drinks. Larry Coffman will a suggested list of drinks to help George. A motion was made to approve the three new members and it was carried unanimously. Adjourn: The meeting adjourned at 11:12AM 3.

ROSTER CHANGES Please post these changes to your Branch Roster Add Two New Members JJ Membership & Luncheon Report Sons In Retirement Lake Tahoe Branch 160 Your attendance Chairman, Michael Sandifer

Tharp, 507 Mountain Meadow, Genoa, NV 89411, phone 703-297-5142, email tharpron@gmail.com, spouse Carol CHANGES TO ROSTER Front page Phone numbers for Van M. and Larry C. Van M. 530-307-0786 Larry C.

4 ROSTER CHANGES Please post these changes to your Branch Roster Add Two New Members JJ Membership & Luncheon Report Sons In Retirement Lake Tahoe Branch 160 Your attendance Chairman, Michael Sandifer William R. Dunham, 2900 Cloudburst Canyon Rd. Genoa, NV 89411, phone , spouse Jeanette Ron W. Tharp, 507 Mountain Meadow, Genoa, NV 89411, phone , spouse Carol CHANGES TO ROSTER Front page Phone numbers for Van M. and Larry C. Van M Larry C Add Tom Sawyer as Director Remove Wayne Logan and Dom Delcenio as Honorary Directors Add Bowling Chairman Tim Hall Remove Bobby Silvius Bowling Chairman Page 8 Terry Cannon 2283 Bordeaux St. Carson City, NV Page 14 David Keith 76davidk@gmail.com Members Dropped (0) APRIL 2016 Members Added (1) Dick Dunham Inactive Members (6) Ken Davis, Will Twining, Dan Wilkinson, Russ Dow, Bill Challenger, and Mike Chernus, Inactive to active (2) Robert Pitcock and Ken Koegl Medical Leave (5) Ed Rector and Michael Bristor, Jim Laporte, Joe Scott and Rob Slaughter Total Members this report (100) Net active members (94) Lake Tahoe Branch 160 Badge Color Scheme Charter Member RED Honorary Life Member GOLD New Member BLUE the rest of us BLACK. When you see a badge with BLUE lettering indicating a NEWER MEMBER, be sure to make Attendance active members (51) Visitors / State Dignitary (0) Guests-Prospective members (0) Visitor/Speaker (1) Windy David Total present (52) 4.

5 Visit the SIR Website at sirinc.org and read latest issue of SIR HAPPENINGS now out. Plus, in living color, BRANCH 160 newsletters on our Website. (Scroll down to read the newsletter) BADGE DRAWING WINNER FOR APRIL LUNCHEON DALE HERMAN Come to a meeting, have lunch, hear our guest speaker and have your badge pulled from the bucket for a lunch on the SIR at the next meeting. ROOSTER SALES ~NOTICE ON SALE NOW~ SUPPORT The SIR DRESS IT UP ROOSTER PINS, HATS, SHIRTS, GOLF AND BOWLING TOWELS. SHOW HOW PROUD YOU ARE TO BE A SIR. HATS $10 ~ VESTS $29.50 POLO SHIRTS ~ $16/$21 WICKING SHIRTS ~ $20/$24/$30 PINS SMALL $2/LARGE $3 GOLF AND BOWLING TOWELS~$9 START LOOKING GOOD. DAVE TIONGCO We are still in need of a recruiter and a person to do publicity for our branch. I know if we have members step up and tackle these positions we can increase our membership. So think about it and step up. If you would like to do this I would be glad to help out as our board of directors would also help. LARRY COFFMAN We must not miss 3 consecutive meetings without notifying the Attendance Chairman and being excused. Whether or not we have been excused, we still must attend at least half the meetings during the previous 12 months period. 5. Previews of Coming Attractions MAY/JUNE MAY 23 SIR LUNCHEON 10AM BEC MEETING, LUNCH 12 NOON MAY 27 BOWLING GOLD DUST LANES C. C. MAY 31 GOLF CARSON VALLEY 8:30AM SG JUNE 6 GOLF EAGLE VALLEY WEST 8AM SG JUNE 10 BOWLING GOLD DUST LANES C.C. JUNE 13 GOLF PLUMAS PINES JUNE 14 GOLF GRAY EAGLE JUNE 15 GOLF PLUMAS PINES JUNE 20 GOLF LAKE TAHOE G. C. 9AM JUNE 24 BOWLING GOLD DUST LANES C. C. JUNE 27 SIR LUNCHEON 10AM BEC, LUNCH 12 NOON JUNE 28 GOLF WOLF RUN RENO 8AM

6 HAPPENINGS TRAVEL July 11-23, 2016 Eastern Europe to the Black Sea After two nights in Budapest, Hungary we embark on a cruise down the lower Danube to Belgrade, Serbia, through the Iron Gates, transit the Danube Black Sea Canal to Constanta on the Black Sea and then by bus to Bucharest, Romania. We will make stops in Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania. Optional tours will be included at various stops along the way. There are also optional extensions to Vienna (3 nights) or Prague (4 nights) and Transylvania (3 nights) or Istanbul (4 nights). Prices range from $4670 to $5670 PPDO and includes air fare. Offered by Branch 62 Travel. Call either Jim Hohenshelt at or Roy Jordan at August 3-7, 2016 Alaska s Ultimate Fishing Adventure This is a four night fishing adventure in Ketchikan, Alaska at the Salmon Falls Resort, fishing for Salmon, Halibut and Lingcod. Fine dining back at the Lodge with renowned chefs and menu service. For those of you that have had an ultimate Alaska Fishing Trip on your bucket list, this is a trip of a lifetime. Bring your fishing buddies, or your wife, children, grandchildren, and/or friends for an unmatched experience. Salmon Falls Resort offers world class fishing, magnificent scenery, abundant wildlife, gourmet meals and unrivaled Alaskan hospitality. For those non-fishermen, enjoy excursions to see Bears catching fish with Eagles flying above among other wondrous sights. Cost is $3795 PPDO and includes r/t air for you and your vacuum packed boxed fish. Offered by Branch 114 Travel. Call either Larry Martinson at or Jim Stoner at September 6-17, 2016 Colors of Canada & New England Enjoy a 10-day cruise from New York City to Quebec City aboard Holland America s ms Zuiderdam, plus one night in New York City. Stops include Gloucester Massachusetts, Bar Harbor Maine, Halifax and Sydney Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island and Quebec City. Cruise the scenic Gulf of St Lawrence and the sights of Saquenay Fjord. Prices range from $3325 to $4125 PPDO, depending on cabin choice. Offered by Branch 32 Travel. Call either John Pletsch at and or Mike Console at September 13-27, 2016 Essence of the Elbe This trip starts with 2 nights in Prague, then 7 nights aboard the M/S Allegro and 3 nights in Berlin. Included are meals with wine and beer served at lunch and dinner. There will be 10 exclusive tours with personal headsets. Prices start at $3595, plus air. Offered by Branch 146 Travel. Call Ken Richter at October 15-23, 2016Paddle Wheel Cruise up the Columbia & Snake Rivers Fly to Portland for an overnight stay prior to boarding the elegant American Empress paddle wheeler for a 7 night cruise up the scenic Columbia and Snake Rivers to Clarkston, Washington. The price includes wine with dinner, a private cocktail party, and more. Cabins with verandas vary from $3,850 to $4,935 PPDO. Offered by Branch 74 Travel. Call either Allen Daily at or Don House at

7 Notes from Tim Hall, SIR Branch 160 Bowling Chairman, May 2016 Support your local bowling houses and your CCUSBC Association in 2016! Here is pertinent information about SIR Branch 160 bowling and pending tournaments: 1. As I have indicated in prior bowling reports, Bobby Silvius will no longer be the Bowling Chairman for Branch 160. He has parted with his balls and other equipment, and opted to spend more time on the open road with his Harley and wife Terri. I will do my best to function as both Tournament Manager and Bowling Chair in the future. My plan is to assist our Branch 160 bowlers and Branch 160 friends to develop teams and encourage participation in both SIR-sponsored and other local bowling activities and tournaments. (I hope, however, that none of you expect me to carry on with Bobby s quietly genteel, sensitive and restrained approach to life and the world of bowling ) 2. SIR Robert Brown Memorial Bowling Tournament will be held at Pinole Valley Lanes, Pinole, California, on Wednesday June 1 st and Thursday June 2 nd. This tournament is for SIRs and their guests and includes singles, doubles and all events. Applications can be found on the SIR website (siring.org) or by contacting the Tournament Manager, SIR Robert York, at (510) SIR Bowling Tournament at Tall Pine Lanes in Paradise, California, will be held on Tuesday June 21 st and Wednesday June 22 nd. This tournament is for SIRs and their guests and includes singles, doubles and all events. Applications can be found on the SIR website (siring.org) or by contacting the Tournament Manager, SIR Don Miley, at (530) SIR Bowling Tournament at Nu Generation Lanes in Yuba City, California, will be held on Monday July 11 th and Tuesday July 12 th. This tournament is for SIRs and their guests and includes singles, doubles and all events. Applications can be found on the SIR website (siring.org) or by contacting the Tournament Manager, SIR Buttacavoli, at (530) SIR Branch 113 Bowling Tournament at Knotty Pine Lanes in Pollock Pines, California, will be held in my former home bowling center on Saturday July 23 rd, Sunday July 24 th and Monday July 25 th. This tournament is for SIRs and their guests and includes singles, doubles and all events. Applications can be found on the SIR website (siring.org) or by contacting the Tournament Manager, SIR Ray DiBasilio, at (530) I ll have applications with me at this month s meeting. This is one tournament we Branch 160 bowlers should not miss! 6. Don t forget SIR no-tap bowling on the 2 nd and 4 th Fridays of each month at Gold Dust West 11:00 am! Also Jim Winklepleck, owner of Silver Strike Lanes in Gardnerville, is also offering fun and potentially profitable Monte Carlo bowling the 1 st and 3 rd Saturday evening of each month 7:30 pm. Last week my wife Chrissy made a $75 colored pin shot and converted the Big 4 split for additional $$$! Tim Hall, Branch 160 Bowling Chairman BOWL ON! 7.

8 NEWSLETTER LAKE TAHOE BRANCH 160 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BIG SIR VAN MARSHALL DIRECTOR MIKE DAVIS LITTLE SIR LARRY COFFMAN DIRECTOR TOM SAWYER SECRETARY DEREK SMITH DIRECTOR RON RATHBUN ASST. SECRETARY JOHN GERARD DIRECTOR GEORGE RAMIREZ TREASURER JOHN LILYGREN DIRECTOR DAVE TIONGCO ASST. TREASURER VERN FLICKLIN DIRECTOR RON THOMPSON HONORARY DIRECTORS KEN KOEGL JACK POST MIKE VADNAIS DAVE DUGAN COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ATTENDANCE MICHAEL SANDIFIER WINTER GOLF RICH PIKE ASST. ATTENDANCE-----RON RATHBUN MEMBERSHIP..GEORGE RAMIREZ ACTIVITIES TBD NEWSLETTER LARRY COFFMAN BOWLING BOBBY SILVIUS PUBLIC RELATIONS----TBD CALLER RON ST. THOMAS ROOSTER SALES DAVE TIONGCO CHAPLAIN CURT EMRIE RECRUITER TBD GOLF RON THOMPSON SUNSHINE MIKE VADNAIS BRANCH OFFICIAL CONTACT AND WEB MASTER MIKE DAVIS Area 19 Governor Garry Johnson Region 2 Director Jerry Morrow State President Don Dill SIR Branch 160 Newsletter 1655 Bakersfield St. So. Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

CHARTERED APRIL 22, 1991 RETIRED AND SEMI-RETIRED MEN GETTING TOGETHER FOR LUNCH HIGH MOUNTAIN NEWS

The Sir ~ LAKE TAHOE BRANCH 160~ CHARTERED APRIL 22, 1991 RETIRED AND SEMI-RETIRED MEN GETTING TOGETHER FOR LUNCH AND ENJOYING OUR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES HIGH MOUNTAIN NEWS APRIL 2016 Next reg. meeting our