newsletter 18 - november 2007

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Rancho Cucamonga PT Cruiser Club NewsletterNovember 2007 - Issue 18

CoordinatorAlexander Mendoza and

Co-coordinator

Alicia Mendoza

Membership & Welcoming DirectorRobin Brewer

Games Director Roni Koepp

Parking Lot DirectorBob Irvine

Raffle & 50/50 Tickets DirectorSandy Irvine

Photographer & Digital Film DirectorJim Guignard

Rancho Cucamonga

PT Cruiser Club

Classic Car ShowPT FAN BELT TOSS HULA HOOP TOSS-

HORSE SHOE TOSS BASKETBALL TOSS

CHINO AIRPORT CRUISE

QUAKES STADIUM CRUISE

50/50

RAFFLE

Open to All PT Cruisers & All Classic Cars - January 6, 2008 - No Entry Fee No Admission Fee

11:00 a m - 2:30 p m - PT Cruiser of the Month Plaque - Plus 9 Trophies for these Categories -

Best of Show - Best Engine - Best Interior - Best Theme of the Month - Best Paint - Best Under

Construction - Special Interest - Best Graphics - And Best Stock - This event will be held every

other month in 2008 - Jan 6 - Mar 2 - May 4 Jul 6 Sep 7 Nov 2 - Location: - Burger Town

USA - 760 No. Archibald Ave - Ontario, California - Directions: - Take the San Bernardino

Freeway (10) - Exit at Archibald Ave - Go north 1 block right side Hope to see you there in Jan.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA

FOUNDERS DAY PARADE

SAN GABRIEL MISSION CRUISE

SCANDIA GOLFTOURNAMENT CRUISE

GALLEANO

WINERY

CRUISE

TOMS FARMS CRUISE

MARCH AIR FORCE BASE CRUISE

RIVERRUN

CRUISE


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Birthdays for the Year 2007

Birthdays for JanuaryJonathan Meyer - January 6

Bob Koepp - January 10~

Birthdays for FebruaryKatie Daigle - February 16

Claudia Oviatt - February 16~

Birthdays for MarchAlex Mendoza - March 1

Alicia Mendoza - March 29Arthur Mendoza - March 31

~

Birthdays for AprilAlex Kozasky - April 1

Roseanne Gonzales - April 15Jordan Sandstrom - April 21

Sandy Irvine - April 26Clem Lagrosa - April 26

~

Birthdays for MayStephanie - May 13

Dillan Higgins - May 15Gina Kozasky - May 16

Randy - May 23~

Birthdays for JuneDanny Beach - June 6

Laurie Esquivel - June 15Pete - June 25

Dean Daigle - June 26~

Birthdays for JulyJoey Sandstrom - July 2Bob Naveroski - July 2Luis Gonzales - July 13

Adam Higgins - July 15Sandi Wellington - July 15

Doris Kotwica - July 23Jimmy Anderson - July 30

Jim Guignard - July 30Kenny Wong - July 30

Ivy Summer KozaskyJuly 31~

Birthdays for AugustBarbie Wong - August 4

Stephanie Sandstrom - August 8Vickie Hoppens - August 9

Rick Williams - August 10Marlene Beach - August 10Jim Dekoker - August 14

Paula Anderson - August 20Lorraine Williams - August 21

Alexander Jr. - August 25Linda Cook - August 30Ashly Sinor - August 31

PT Tony - August 31~

Birthdays for SeptemberSue Stephenson - September 1

Larry Stephenson - September 3Roni Koepp - September 6Ray Oviatt - September 8

Robin Brewer - September 30~

Birthdays for OctoberShar - October 11

Connie Sandstrom - October 16~

Birthdays for NovemberDenise MeyerNovember 8Melonie Meyer - November 8

Jennie Sandstrom - November 18~

Birthdays for DecemberCherie Landreth - December 1Mary Ann Naveroski - December 1Martha (Tony) - December 5Donna Higgins - December 11

Will Cook - December 12Bob Irvine - December 16Jeff Meyer - December 27


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"PT CRUISER OF THE MONTH"OCTOBER 2007

THIS MONTHS AWARD GOES TO"PAUL & LAURIE ESQUIVEL"

At every Meet & Greet we select a PT

Cruiser of the Month by rating the top 10 PT

Cruisers with a number from 1 through 10.

Number 10 (of course) being the one selected

for PT Cruiser of the Month. All of the PT's

are always looking good and when it came

down to select Number Ten Judge Jean just

couldnt make up her mind between two

PTs.

She finally decided on the PT she

wanted to choose and that PT Cruiser

belongs to Paul & Laurie Esquivel.

Congratulations on your win and in a couple

of months you will be in the running for PT

Cruiser of the Year for 2007.

Paul & Lauries PT Cruiser has wonmany trophies and is a real sight to see becauseof Pauls own modifications. I believe that theybought their PT Cruiser about a year ago as abase model. At this time Paul is working onadding interior lights throughout. Awesome PT

Previous Winners For"PT Cruiser of the Month"

2006 & 2007

Shirley Reeves ~ June 2006Clem Lagrosa ~ July 2006

Rick & Lorraine Williams ~ August 2006George & Lori Manz ~ September 2006

Robin Brewer ~ October 2006Mel ~ November 2006

Jim & Paula Anderson ~ December 2006

~ PT Cruiser of the Year for 2006 ~Clem Lagrosa

Glenn Marx ~ January 2007Sandy Wellington ~ February 2007

Lloyd Holland ~ March 2007Will & Linda Cook ~ April 2007

Stan Nosik ~ May 2007Jeff Meyer ~ June 2007

Shar ~ July 2007Robin Brewer ~ August 2007

Adam Higgins ~ September 2007

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PT Fan Belt Toss2006 & 2007June 06 ~ Dee Campbell

July 06 ~ Jim Ingram

August 06 ~ Cherie LandrethSeptember 06 ~ Lorraine Williams

October 06 ~ Jennie SandstromNovember 06 ~ David (visitor)

December 06 ~ Lorraine WilliamsJanuary 07 ~ JD

February 07 ~ Alexander MendozaMarch 07 ~ Shar

April 07 ~ Paul EsquivelMay 2007 ~ Laurie Esquivel

June 2007 ~ Bob IrvineJuly 2007 ~ Connie SandstromAugust 2007 ~ Robin Brewer

September 2007 ~ Connie SandstromOctober 2007 ~ 3-way tie

October PT Fan Belt Toss Winners

19 contestants lined up to try thePT Fan Belt Toss and finally at the end

of the fan belt toss there were threepeople who tied for the title of PT FanBelt Toss Winners for this Months Meet& Greet Event.

The winners are Roni Koepp, BobIrvine & Claudia Oviatt. This is the firsttime Roni & Claudia won at this event.

Nice going great picture too,

Birds2006 & 2007June 06 ~ Jan & Dee Campbell ~ 2 Parakeets

July 06 ~ Jim Ingram ~ 2 Love Birds

Aug. 06 ~ Vicki Hoppens ~ 1 Female CockatielAug. 06 ~ Sandy Irvine ~ 1 Female Cockatiel

September 06 ~ Ken & Barb ~ 2 Finches September 06 ~ Louie Gonzales ~ 2 Finches

Oct. 06 ~ Connie & Randy ~ 2 Diamond DovesNovember 06 ~ Jennie & Jordon ~ 2 Parakeets

December 06 ~ Sandy Irvine ~ 2 ParakeetsJanuary 07 ~ Linda Cook ~ 2 Parakeets

February 07 ~ Laurie Esquivel ~ 4 FinchesMarch 07 ~ John Lujan ~ 2 Parakeets

April 07 ~ Connie Sandstrom ~ 2 ParakeetsMay '07 ~ Shar ~ 2 Parakeets

June '07 ~ Mary Ann Naveroski ~ 2 ParakeetsJuly 07 ~ Sandy Wellington ~ 2 Parakeets

August 07 ~ Melonie Meyer ~ 2 ParakeetsSeptember 07 ~ Linda Cook ~ 2 ParakeetsOctober 07 ~ Linda Cook ~ 2 Parakeets

November 07 ~ Cherie Landreth ~ 2 FinchesCherie Landreth

won the 2 finchesraffled off this month.The birds were twofinches white in color

and they are about 4 to6 months old. Thesebirds get to live about 8 to 12 years if properly taken care of. They get very cold right away when the temperature

changes rapidly andfinches are not people friendly. They will notbite but could hurt themselves if not handledproperly such as when one is being moved from

one cage to another. Their most fragile partsare the wings and their small little limbs (legs).They create a little noise that sounds

more like a little car horn such as beep beep.They do this when they feel there is dangercoming or when they are just hungry. Theymake good pets because they are easy to takecare of and the finch food is very inexpensive.


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Hula Hoop Toss2006 & 2007July 06 ~ Connie SandstromAugust 06 ~ Dean Daigle

September 06 ~ Jim AndersonOctober 06 ~ Connie SandstromNovember 06 ~ Charles Brewer

December 06 ~ Bob IrvineJanuary 07 ~ Adam

February 07 ~ Paul EsquivelMarch 07 ~ Lloyd Holland

April '07 ~ MondoMay 07 ~ Bob Naveroski

June 07 ~ Ray OviattJuly 07 ~ Paul Esquivel

August 07 ~ Charles BrewerSeptember 07 ~ Lloyd Holland

Alex MendozaAnd

Monique Esquivel

October 2007 Winners for the Hula Hoop Toss

We had a 2 way tie, Alex Mendoza andMonique Esquivel both scored the same pointsafter competing for this event and trying to winfor a total of three times. Finally, Roni KoeppGames Director decided to end this anddeclared this a tie, each with 3 hula hoops.

Both received a 50/50 raffle ticket for the chance to win the 50/50 raffle pot whichstood at $102.00 at this Meet & Greet.

50/50 Raffle Drawing2006 & 2007June 06 ~ Betty ~ $60.00

July 06 ~ Robin Brewer ~ $62.50

August 06 ~ Larry & Sue ~ $60.00Sept.. 06 ~ Susie Howard ~ $65.00

October 06 ~ Bob & Sandy Irvine ~ $36.00Nov. 06 ~ Jennie Sandstrom ~ $67.00

Dec. 06 ~ Roni Koepp ~ $36.00January 07 ~ Sandy Wellington ~ $120.00

February 07 ~ Robin Brewer ~ $60.00March '07 ~ Sandy Wellington ~ $73.00

April 07 ~ Stephanie ~ $57.50May '07 ~ Sandy Wellington ~ $52.50June '07 ~ Robin Brewer ~ $105.00

July 07 ~ Roni Koepp ~ $125.00August07 ~ Jonathan Meyer ~ $74.00September 07 ~ Roni Koepp ~ $104.00

Robin Brewer presents $102.00 to John Lujan.RCPTCC broke the 50/50 drawing record of$120.00 in July 2007 with $125.00. Last monththe 50/50 drawing was at $104.00.

This month the 50/50 raffle drawingwas at $102.00 and the winning ticket was calledout by RCPTCC Coordinator Alex Mendoza.

ONE DAY TURN-AROUND TRIP TO PRIMTurn-around trip to Buffalo Bills in PrimNovember 3rd 2007 - $20 per person.Reserved for Adults only. Join the fun.Lots of activities on the bus ride - up and back.Contact: John Lujan for more information.

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Horse Shoe Toss2007April 07 ~ Stanley NosikMay 07 ~ Stanley Nosik

June 07 ~ Stanley NosikJuly 07 ~ Alex Mendoza

August 07 ~Alex MendozaSeptember 07 ~ N/A

October 07 ~ John Lujan

Many tried and tried they did, but in the end at this event we had only one winner. Monique,Dylan, Cheese Burger Ray, Bob, and Paul justcouldnt make the win. There were others whomade no points to score at the horse shoe toss.

This game looks easy but like golf even alittle breeze will throw the plastic horse shoe off the target, the reason that this game whichlooks easy (but is hard to ring a horse shoe) is that the horseshoes are over sized and weighpractically nothing, which makes them very easy to miss their intended target around the smallplastic pole.

This plastic pole was donated by PaulEsquivel and is a Tee Ball stand that was usedby Nomar Garciaparra the super champion inBaseball. Of course this fact has not beenverified, but we like to think it is.

Coordinator Alex Mendoza

RANCHO CUCAMONGAFOUNDERS DAY PARADE

NOVEMBER 10th 2007

As of October 7th 2007 we have many

PT Cruisers they will participate on November10th for this parade. If you would like to join us there is still room and time to sign up, butplease hurry and make the call. Contact Aliciaor Alex at (909) 483-8125 for this event.Sad to say the club had to cancel The WalnutFestival Parade set for October 13th 2007.

We were unable to coordinate thecruisers due to many having previousengagements business and personal so thedecision was made to cancel the event at our

regular business meeting and send an email andfollow up with a phone call of explanation toour host for the parade. Walnut is lookingforward to our participation for next year in2008. We will be there for sure.

THANK YOU

Club Entertainment

PT fan belt toss, hula hoop toss, basketball toss,

horse shoe toss, singing contest, raffle, 50/50, club

parking, membership information, newsletters and

all Ez-Up's are okay to set up. Every month weselect a "PT Cruiser of the Month" award. And, on

January 6, 2008 a PT Cruiser will be awarded "PT

Cruiser of the Year" for 2007. {Only 2007 monthly

winners will qualify for this award}

and, there is always plenty of public parking for

visitors. Come on down and join us for some fun.


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DONT LET HEEL PAIN KEEP YOU OFF YOUR FEET

Our feet are designed to bear a heavy load. But when

they get overused, painful conditions can affect

different parts of the foot, including the heel.

Heel soreness does not always become apparent

immediately. You may not realize that you have a heel

problem until after several hours, or possibly several

days. When you begin to feel heel pain, you should

ease up on regular activities and give the foot some

rest.

Here are some of the common causes that produce

pain below the heel.

o Stone bruise:Stepping on a hard object such as a rock or

stone can bruise the fat pad on the underside

of the heel. Pain will dissipate with rest.

o Plantar fasciitis:A condition that results from excess running or

jumping. Over activity can inflame the tissue

band (fascia) connecting the heel bone to the

base of the toes. The pain may feel mild at

first, but flares up when you take your first

steps after resting over night. You may need

to do special exercises, take medication to

reduce swelling and wear a heel pad in your

shoe.

o Heel Spur:When plantar fasciitis continues for a long

time, a heel spur (calcium deposit) may form

where the fascia tissue band connects to your

heel bone. Your doctor may take an X-ray to

see the bony protrusion, which can vary in

size. Treatment usually involves rest until the

pain subsides, special stretching exercises and

wearing heel pad shoe inserts.

Pain behind the heel can result when the

Achilles tendon insert into the heel bone

becomes inflamed. Running too much or

wearing shoes that rub the back of the heel are

the usual culprits of this condition.

Pain behind the heel may build slowly over

time, and you may develop a bump on the

back of your heel that feels tender and warm

to the touch. The pain flares up when you first

start an activity after resting.

Treatment for this type of heel pain includes:

Stretching your Achilles tendon by

leaning forward against a wall with

your foot flat on the floor and hee

elevated with the insert.

Using non-steroidal anti-inflammatorymedication to treat pain and swelling.

Placing ice on the back of the heel to

reduce inflammation.

I will not forget

UPKEEP IMPORTANT FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES

Keep your major appliances working their best with

these maintenance tips from www.RepairClinic.com

o Clean or replace drip pans beneath the coiburners on an electric stove. Dirty drip pans

reduce the heating efficiency of the burners

and make the stove look old and tired. Neve

cover the pans with foil, which can cause an

electrical short circuit.

o Check the oven door to be sure it closestightly. A tight fitting door improves theefficiency and temperature accuracy of the

oven. If it doesnt close properly, inspect the

door gasket, hinges and door springs, and

replace if necessary.

o Clean or replace the filters in the range venthood or underneath the over the range

microwave oven. If the filter is too dirty to

clean or is worn out, replace it. Charcoal ai

filters cant be cleaned but instead should be

replaced yearly.

o Check the tines on the dishwasher rack forrusting. Rust particles can ruin the pump and

seals, causing a hidden leak or pump failure

Inexpensive tine repair kits are available that

come in various colors to match the rack

Racks and rack wheels can also be replaced, if

necessary.


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THE LUCHTIME CALORIE MIND GAME

Every day at lunch you skip the burger and

fries and seek out a healthier option. A nice salad

from the salad bar. A grilled chicken breast entre.

The submarine sandwich touted with the lowest

fat grams. Yet the pounds refuse to come off.

Parts of the problem could stem from your best

intentions. You may actually be consuming more.

Thats right, according to the food psychology

research of Brian Wansink of Cornell University.

The problem is were creating kind of a diet

busting domino effect. Its not all about what we

eat at a particular meal. We might feel good about

eating a salad at lunch today, but what about the

rest of the day? Why dont we always eat as light

as we think at some fast food restaurants?

The research shows that people are morelikely to order more calories at a restaurant they

consider healthy. Consumers in the study chose

beverages, side dishes and desserts containing up

to 131 percent more calories when the main dish

was positioned as healthy.

Theres this remarkable health halo created by the

advertisements of a restaurants lower calorie

choices. The problem is people think that

everything here must be healthy even when they

order the 12 inch meatball sub with chips andcookies.

The study focus on menu choices made at

either Subway or McDonalds. When they ate at

Subway, which has a big ad campaign for their

sandwiches with less fat grams, study subjects

thought they it was okay to eat any sandwich

there and then have a high calorie dessert. When,

in fact, some Subway sandwiches contain more

calories than a Big Mac.

When people thought they were sacrificing bymaking the healthier sandwich choice, they

rewarded themselves by indulging two ways

allowing themselves add-ons (mayo, cheese,

chips, desserts and full calorie soft drinks) or by

eating a bigger dinner and more snacks later.

Conversely, study subjects who ordered what

they considered indulgent lunch choices at

McDonalds actually ate less later. It turns out i

you eat a 900 calorie lunch you are less likely to

overeat the rest of the day. So how can you enjoy

eating lunch and meet your weight control goals?

Dont add extra cheese, mayo or oil. Choose

water, unsweetened iced tea or a diet soft drink

Split the cookies with a friend. And remember, its

only lunch. Youve got a whole day of eatingahead of you.

BEFORE THE YARD SALE, CHECK YOUR INSURANCE

You have the cash box, the price stickers and

the extra tables for your garage sale. But do you have

the insurance coverage?

You could be liable if one of your visitors gets

hurt on your property and sues. Before you put out

the garage sales signs, it recommends checking with

your agent or company representative to make sure

you have sufficient liability coverage in your

homeowners or renters policy.

Typically, a onetime garage sale is covered

under a homeowners policy, but frequent sales would

probably require a separate policy for business liability

or an in home business policy. Below are some tips for

making your sale as safe as possible:

Repair loose railing and cracked concrete. Position sale items so theres plenty of space

to move around without tripping.

Avoid placing items too close to stairs andledges, where people could fall.

Keep sharp objects such as knives and scissorsout of childrens reach.

Dont sell items that you know are unsafe ofhazardous, including recalled items.

Keep pets indoors. Some dogs can becomevery protective when several strangers are onthe property. If someone is injured, get them

medical attention as soon as possible.


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TALK TO THE DOCTOR

The exam room is cold, and youre sitting there

waiting for the doctor to come in. For some time now

youve been making a mental list of topics youd like to

talk to your doctor about. Your physician comes in

and during the exam you chat about the weather, the

kids and a new movie you both saw. The appointmentwraps up and now you can leave knowing youve done

your yearly duty.

There are things you should talk to your physician

about during your yearly visit to get that clean bill of

health. Here are some suggestions to help aid the

discussion:

If you are on medications, ask about side

effects, interactions, etc. If it is a new medication, this

is something that should automatically be verbalized.

However, medications can also lose effectiveness over

time, or develop negative side effects.

Cholesterol levels? Arm yourself with questions. Look

into what kind of tests you might need for your age.

My left arm hurts when I do this If you are

having any symptoms you are worried about, tell your

doctor about them. Ask if you should worry. Find out

if there is a point when you should pick up the phone

and call your doctor to set up an appointment. Ask

when you should go back? Depending on your age and

any test results, your doctor should tell you when he

or she would like to see you again.

Ask your doctor, What should I be doing to

live a healthier lifestyle? Following the tips your

doctor gives you is a great form of preventive

medicine. Be sure to find out if your doctor found

anything during your exam that concerns him or her.

If there is something, try to get detail information

about what type of tests or recommendations he or

she might have.

If you are having any test done, be sure to find

out what the test is for, how long it will take to get

results and what those results might mean. Be

truthful about any responses to your doctors

questions. He or she isnt there to judge you, and your

honesty is going to determine what actions, testing or

prescriptions your doctor may choose to administer.

Ask your doctor about any difference between

brand-name and generic medications. Generic drugs

may be cheaper. Margaret Beed, physician and health

officer for the San Bernardino county department of

public health, says, For almost every prescription, the

generic version is the same thing. Ask your physician

or pharmacists for details.

SLEEP PATTERN CAN LEAD TO ACHES

Sleeping in your own bed should be the safest thing

you do all day. But how many times have you woke up

with your neck aching, arm tingling, or our back in

excruciating pain? Howd that happen? Many times

the discomfort you wake up with is the manifestation

of something you did a day or two before.

If you split firewood, sealed your driveway or

planted 100 bulbs, even if you felt fine when you

crawled into bed, you might feel crippled by the timeyou crawl out. Or, the lack of activity could be the

culprit. On the other hand, sleeping too long on one

arm can lead to it being numb and a stiff neck could be

the result of a head twisted awkwardly against the

pillow.

A lot of people might use to much pillow

where their neck is bent forward so their chin almost

touches their throat area. Your head should line up

with your spine. Even though sleepers get into

troublesome positions, they usually turn or roll overbefore hurting themselves.

But sometimes changing position abruptly or

jerking away after a bad dream can strain a muscle or

pinch a nerve. Youre probably not going to hur

yourself that way, but you never know, especially if

youve already got something going on, like a disc

problem in your back or arthritis in your neck. What

you do in your sleep might set that off. Were

vulnerable during sleep, because we havent loosened

up our muscles.So get fit and check your mattress and pillow

and avoid utterly sedentary activities.

Sedentary: inactive, sitting, deskbound

1. Involving sitting - involving a lot of sitting and

correspondingly little exercise

2. Usually sitting - tending to sit most of the time and

getting little exercise


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MEET & GREET OCTOBER 7 2007


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