2015 Bruin Reunion is Kicked Off

It’s that time of year for the chaos of planning to begin for the 2015 reunion. Check out the 2015 tabs to see what’s going on.

Base Camp: 221 Weymouth, Cambria, on Moonstone Beach.

Fellow Bruins

Mark Scofield will be putting together the UCLA reunion this coming summer. We have selected Thursday July 23 to Sunday July 26. If date does not work for someone please let us know.

The location will be Cambria.

Here’s the basic plan with some additional activity options attached. All dinners will be hosted at the Base Camp, 221 Weymouth, Cambria, Ca. 93428.

1) Thursday Night: Fish Tacos- led by Scott Gee

2) Friday Night: Artisan Pizza – led by Bob Raines (if you have one, please bring a pizza stone and/or slide that can be used on a bbq)

3) Saturday: Brewery Tour – Led by Bob and/or Peter Raines. (look for a communication from Bob after the 4th of July).

4) Saturday Night: BBQ Rib Cookoff – Chuck Valdez, Jimmy Appel, Scott Gee are our 3 champion contestants.

In order to help share the costs of the dinners, I would like you to either bring a side for 1 one of the dinners or contribute $5 in total per adult ($10 per couple) for the weekend festivities. Kids eat free. We will figure out how to communicate and manage a recommended list of sides (registry) for each dinner. Contributions can be given to Bob Raines, Jim Appel, Chuck Valdez, Karen Ortiz, Deborah Rogayan, or me.

1) Cayucos: Friday, July 24. When scoring the essay, the folks at act make copies and any words written in the margins may be collegepapers.co.uk/ cut off. Farmer’s MarketStop by the weekly summer Cayucos Farmer’s Market to browse fresh local produce, products, flowers and plants. The market is held every Friday from 10 am to 12:30 pm from Memorial Day to Labor Day in the Cayucos Vet’s Hall parking lot, north side of the pier. 2) Cambria: Saturday, July 25, 2015, Great Kitchens TourThe 15th Annual Great Kitchens of Cambria self-guided Tour will be held Saturday, July 25th from 11am to 3pm in Cambria. This is often a sell-out event! Experience the spirit of Cambria, fabulous food and drink, and have a fun, interesting day! See six unique and wonderful kitchens, each full of inspiring ideas you can apply to your own home, now or in the future. Taste delicious soup, hors d’oeuvres, wine and cheese and more. Participate in a fabulous raffle with amazing prizes including: a Cambria travel package (including tickets to Hearst Castle); a case of premier, local wines; $250 gift certificate to Williams Sonoma; local Cambria gift certificates and much more!

Coastal Discovery Center Saturday Science – Marine Mammals
3) San Simeon: Saturday “Discovery Saturday” Programs from 11am – 1pm

Meet at the Coastal Discovery Center at W. R Hearst State Beach across from Hearst Castle, west of Hwy 1. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! To reserve space, or get updates on program offerings, call (805) 927-6575 Program cost: $2. 00/person

Plankton Citizen Science
The most amazing creatures in the ocean are sometimes the smallest. Join us to collect oceanographic data from San Simeon Cove, including live plankton. You’ll be astonished at the plant and animal communities living in a drop of seawater. Participants use a video-monitor and the information they find contributes towards valuable data collected by CA Department of Public Health’s Biotoxin Monitoring Program. Exploring Old San Simeon
The History of San Simeon Bay is rich in cultural heritage, from the time the native peoples inhabited the area almost 10,000 years ago to the current ownership by the Hearst family and CA State Parks. Travel through time as we explore the diverse history and uses of San Simeon Cove. Presentation will include a short walk to the end of San Simeon pier and back. Beach Exploration
Learn about the mysteries of San Simeon Cove by beachcombing with marine biologists. Find out what causes high and low tides and investigate the animals and algae cast up on the beach. During low tide, we will explore invertebrate communities that live between the tides. Buckets and gloves will be supplied for those who want to help clean up the beach on our way back!

Marine Mammals of the Central Coast
Learn how to identify local marine mammals, what you should do if you see a sick or injured seal, sea lion or sea otter, and what you can do to keep these animals healthy. Join us for lively presentation with real fur pelts, skulls and bones, followed by a walk to the pier to look for sea otters, harbor seals and other marine mammals that visit our bay!

4) Morro Bay: July 25, Saturday

Community Farmer’s Market 3:00pm to 6:00pm on Main Street and Harbor St. 5) Los Osos: Saturday, July 25. Barefoot Concerts on the Green

1945 Solano Street Los Osos CA 93402

Sports

1) Tennis: 6 courts

Coast Union High School

2695 Santa Rosa Creek Rd, Cambria, CA 93428

Phone 805-927-3889 ‎

2) Softball: 2 fields

Coast Union High School

2695 Santa Rosa Creek Rd, Cambria, CA 93428

Phone 805-927-3889 ‎

3) Basketball:

Coast Union High School

2695 Santa Rosa Creek Rd, Cambria, CA 93428

Phone 805-927-3889 ‎

4) Golf:

a) Dairy Creek Golf Course 805-781-8060
2990 Dairy Creek Rd. San Luis Obispo
18 holes, par 71
Good local golf.

b) Hunter Ranch Golf Course 805-237-7444
4041 HWY 46 (East), Paso Robles
18 holes, par 72
Best course in the area.

c) The Links Course 805-227-4567
5151 Jardine Rd, Paso Robles
This is a very flat course. Great for novice golfers.

d) Morro Bay Golf Course 805-782-8060
201 State Park Rd, Morro Bay
18 holes, par 71
Ocean Views from half the holes.

e) Sea Pines Golf Resort 800-545-0650
1945 Solano Avenue, Los Osos
9 holes, par 31
Nice little executive course. (Closest to Cambria)

8. Mau Mau tournament 8>)

Let me know what you think and any ideas you may have. .

GOLF at two possible clubs:
Delaveaga Golf and Lodge or
Seascape Golf Club

Parking Google Map

End of Days -Cook Book
by Scott Gee, M.D.