November 3, 4, 5, 2006 eighteen Traveleer rigs camped at one of their favorite RV parks Wine Country RV Resort. Some campers arrived on Thursday the remaining on Friday. Again perfectly lovely weather smiled on us.

Friday evening everyone joined for a potluck dinner in the lodge followed by hand and foot card games.

Coffee and pastries were Saturday morning's fare for breakfast. After having their morning coffee our golfers headed to the golf course. Bill Stanley and Harvey Lobo were the winners of their tournament. At noon our champagne brunch with tasty treats was hosted by Diana and Mike Goshay and Sandee and Dan Daniel, although the Daniel's were unable to attend. Following brunch our meeting was held. Larry Bowman was unable to attend and Becky Griffith filled in as secretary.

Bob Lopez announced that the new pantry trailer had arrived. He stated that he would need volunteers to build shelves. Harvey Lobo announced that the Elks trailer park was well underway. The park will have fifteen spaces with electric, water and sewer. During the daytime, if you ride by the Lodge, you will see many of our Traveleers busy at work helping with the layout and laying utilities. Mike Goshay suggested an honor movie swap. Many people have movies that they no longer want to watch, so bring them in and swap them for ones you haven't seen. A check was received from Dianne Crowder in memory of her parents Barbara and Joe Knight and her husband John Crowder. At the December meeting it will be decided what is the best use of the contribution. Another contribution to the Traveleers came from Audrey Mussell. She has donated a commercial meat slicer. I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated and well used.

Dinner Saturday was prepared and served by Trail Bosses Harvey and Jeannie Lobo and Hank and Theresa Ramirez. They served us a delicious dinner of BBQ chicken, scalloped potatoes, salad and desert. Jeannie Lobo's Thanksgiving decorations added to the spirit of the season. Great job Trail Bosses. After dinner Audrey Mussel entertained us with her hilarious hat routine. While exchanging her hat with every story, she had everyone laughing. It was great fun Audrey. The evening ended with everyone heading to their rigs. Unusual but no one stayed to play cards that night.

Sunday morning Audrey Mussell and Betty and Dan Kersten served us a breakfast of SOS, coffee and juice. Audrey added to the Thanksgiving spirit with her turkey hat, apron and table decorations.

Thanks to Saturday evening's cleanup crew of Cindy Roland, Kyle Stotko and Mike Roland. Thanks go to those who helped cleanup Sunday morning and especially to Mike Roland who helped out with the final cleanup and mopping.

The January campout will be at Holiday RV Park on Doliver Street in Pismo Beach on January 12, 13 and 14.

Spread Smiles and Hugs as you Travel

Dick Kenney Wagonmaster