Communicator
The Monthly Newsletter of the
Sociedad Unida de Baja California
United Society of Baja California
February 2015
Vol XXXIII No 2
P.O. Box 439030 #168
San Ysidro, CA 92143
Each person should bring enough food
for 8 people. Surnames:
A–I Main Dishes
J–Q Desserts
R–Z Sides & Salads
Co-chairs:
Milo & Cary Goehring 661-108-8011
[email protected]
Paul & Jo Flowers 661-613-9355
[email protected]
year of the goat
USBC
President Judy Westphal
(661) 614-1113 [email protected]
First Vice President Paul Flowers
(661) 613-9355 [email protected]
Second Vice President Tom Goodman
(661) 100-2380 [email protected]
Secretary Julia Prine
(661) 100-6259 [email protected]
Treasurer Milo Goehring
(661) 108-8011* [email protected]
Immediate Past President Paul Weekes
(661) 612-2186 [email protected]
DIRECTORS
Nelson Denniston [email protected] (619) 316-4360
Dave Eliot [email protected] (661) 100-6240
Kathy Hutzler [email protected] (661) 100-6060
Tom Reeve [email protected] (661) 613-1285
Anita Olson [email protected] (661) 100-6800
Elma Sotomayor [email protected] (661) 614-1301
Dorothy Southern [email protected] (619) 370-6285
Carmen Valencia [email protected] (664) 631-3815
Amy Valenzuela [email protected] (664) 631-2092
ALTERNATES
Fred Alarcon [email protected] (661) 612-0552
Dee Dee Martinson [email protected] (661) 100-6800
Greg Richards [email protected] (664) 609-3092
Bus Trips Dorothy Southern
Communicator Dave Eliot
Comm. Distribution Kathy Hutzler
Education Amy Valenzuela
Greeter Carmen Valencia
Membership Dave Eliot
Nominating Bill Clark
Restaurant Tours Sandy Eddahbi
Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Flowers
Social Dee Dee Martinson
Sunshine Amy Valenzuela
Website Dave Eliot
[email protected] (619) 370-6285
[email protected] (661) 100-6240
[email protected] (661) 100-6060
[email protected] (664) 631-2092
[email protected] (664) 631-3815
[email protected] (661) 100-6240
[email protected] (661) 110-9047*
[email protected] (213) 787-5091
[email protected] (661) 613-9355
[email protected] (661) 100-6800
[email protected] (664) 631-2092
[email protected] (661) 100-6240
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President’s Message
Judy Westphal
e have embarked on a new year and
a new Board of Directors. What an
exciting time to look forward. So many
new and returning faces are anxious to
take us into a rewarding tenure. Thank you
to all who have volunteered to work with
me for the next two years and to those
who elected us to serve.
W
Many fantastic ideas were listed at the
General Meeting for trips and events.
Some are very ambitious but with
volunteers to help make them happen we
can look forward to lots of great times
together. They can’t happen without your
participation and I know you all will come
through.
I will need more help in the form of
Chairpersons as my work load and health
are taking their toll on my time and
energy. I am seeking a Speaker
Chairperson this year. There are many of
us on the Board who will assist you so
please don’t think it is an all consuming
task. But we do need your help. Please
contact me or a Board Member if you are
willing to step up and work with us.
Please don’t forget to renew your dues
and help us bring in new members. We
still have our non-profits and scholarships
to support and membership dues are a
key part of this support.
I look forward to greeting all of you at our
up-coming meetings and events. In the
meantime please stay happy, healthy and
love much!
Membership
A Reminder…
Most memberships expired on
December 31, so it’s time to
renew. If you were a new
member who joined during
2014, then your membership
will expire one year from the
date you joined, and you
will receive a notice.
Dave Eliot
as of December 31, 2014
Total membership . . . . . . . 278
Renewals during the month . . 12
Treasurer’s Report
Tom Reeve
as of December 31, 2014
Checking Account . . . . $
Savings Account . . . . . .
Cash on hand. . . . . . . . .
Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . $
2,669
7,012
. 150
9,831
FEBRUARY 2015 USBC COMMUNICATOR 3
Abbreviated
Minutes
Julia Prine
T
he USBC meeting, held on January
3 at the Rosarito Beach Hotel was
called to order by Paul Flowers at
10:15AM. President Judy Westphal
announced the first business to take place
would be the installation of the newly elected
board members: Judy Westphal, President;
Paul Flowers, First Vice President; Julia Prine,
Secretary; Milo Goehring, Treasurer; Nelson
Denniston, Kathy Hutzler, Anita Olson, and
Tom Reeve Directors; Fred Alarcon, Greg
Richards, and Dee Dee Martinson Alternates
were sworn in by Bill Clark, Nominating
Committee Chairman. Greeter Carmen
Valencia introduced our speaker, Chuck Smith
of “Gorgeous Women & Handsome Hunks of
Baja” Calendars, as well as guests Scot
Richardson, Brenda Hill, Anastasiia Saraeva,
Sonia Olson, Karen Knott and Mary Knott.
Julia Prine had placed the December
USBC General Meeting Minutes on the tables
for all the members to review. They were
approved as presented.
Treasurer Tom Reeve reported the past
year’s income was $16,725 with expenses of
$17,461 leaving a net loss of $736 which
was covered by reserves. $3,300 of
expenses were for Charity and Scholarship
donations. See page 3 for additional
reporting.
Judy Westphal thanked Tom Reeve for
his hard work managing the USBC accounts
and for his dedication to the club. She then
introduced the new Treasurer, Milo Goehring.
He reported the 2015 budget of $11,880
income and $16,262 expenses. He is hopeful
that there will be no need to touch the savings account.
Judy Westphal then solicited help seeking a Social Chairperson
to assist with Potlucks, and a Speaker Chairperson.
Our speaker, Chuck Smith founder of the Gorgeous Women of
Baja and Handsome Hunks of Baja Calendars spoke about the history
of the calendars, the models and some of their back stories. A copy
of his presentation is available from the secretary. Chuck has donated
10 male and 10 female calendars to USBC allowing us to earn $400.
BUS TRIPS: Dorothy Southern reported the Del Mar Trip funds
must be submitted early in the year to hold our spot.
EDUCATION/SUNSHINE: Amy Valenzuela was welcomed back
from hip surgery by Judy Westphal. Hal Schoenfeld is doing well and
is at home here in San Antonio del Mar. He would love to chat. His
number is 664-631-3428. See page 6 for more.
MEMBERSHP: Dave Eliot’s report is on page 3.
SPEAKERS: Paul Flowers stated that Rosarito Beach Mayor
Silvano Abarca and his wife will be here in February.
RESTAURANT TOURS: New Chairperson Sandy Eddahbi’s first
location will be Jake’s. It’s on Wednesday, January 21st. They’re
offering us a 25% discount. She is planning a Valle de Guadalupe bus
trip sometime in May.
HOLIDAY BALL: Julia Prine reported with 96 attendees, the event
made a profit of $886. The donations from photos taken by Ron and
Alvina Sharpe and designated by the those pictured were distributed
as follows: $15 to Flying Samaritans, $25 to Boys & Girls Club, $15
for Spay & Neuter and $5 for Baja Animal Rescue, $65 to Cruz Roja,
and $50 to USBC. Julia and co-host Judy Westphal along with Mona
Middleton and Dave Eliot agreed to guide and assist the 2015 event
host(s).
POTLUCKS: January will be hosted by Kathy Hutzler. Hosts for
February will be Carrie & Milo Goehring and Jo & Paul Flowers with a
Chinese New Year theme – the year of the goat.
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ANNOUNCEMENTS: Cruz Roja (Elma
Sotomayor); Boys & Girls Club (Mavourneen O’Brien); Flying
Samaritans (Dee Dee Martinson); Rosarito Theatre Guild (Milo
Goehring); and Diamond Chorale (Mavourneen O'Brien).
Mona Middleton collected $103 for a split of $51.50 with the
winnings going to lucky winner Nelson Denniston and the USBC.
Paul Flowers adjourned the meeting at 11:48AM.
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USBC Restaurant Tour USBC Restaurant Tour USBC
Victoria’s Café and Tavern
Wednesday, February 18
Arrive between 5:00 & 6:00
Located at Km 40.5, just south of Mule 61, on
the east side of the street
Cash only
V
V
ictoria’s Café is brand new on
the Rosarito restaurant scene.
They have just opened and Penny
and I lunched there recently.
Victoria Chacon, a veteran
restaur-ateur from Ensenada, has
a passion for world cuisine and
has styled a very cozy, bright and
charming interior space. You can’t
always tell a book by its cover
comes to mind here. The outside
is simplistic and advertises lobster
burritos. The inside is a surprise
and the surprise definitely
continues to the food.
Sandy Eddahbi
ictoria's Café is offering us a $10.00 threecourse set menu. This will include: either Soup
(Clam Chowder or Vegetable) or Salad; Main course
choice of Grilled Fish or Carne Asada Steak, Chili
Relleno, Cheese Enchilada and Guacamole. Dessert
to be Victoria's Homemade Pineapple Upside Down
Cake. Victoria’s Mexican Specialty drink (a mix of
chia, lemon, and celery) is also included. Sounds
delish! Right? All this and entertainment too. They
are building a 2nd floor bar and have agreed to
serve us upstairs so we can take in the breathtaking
views.
The Rosarito Restaurant Scene
I
have lived in Rosarito for three years now and,
being a foodie, I have hoped to find somebody
that did a column on the local restaurant scene.
Occasionally we have had a new restaurant review in
one of our local papers, but not on a continual
basis. We had the Rosarito Town Crier that used to
run restaurant ads for holidays and special
occasions, but do not have that anymore. We have
local word of mouth. Since becoming the head of
Continued on page 8
FEBRUARY 2015 USBC COMMUNICATOR 5
Just for fun!
T
he USBC is having a contest and we want you to be a part of it.
Each month we’ll feature a baby/small child picture in the
Communicator and at the general meeting we’ll ask if anyone
can identify who the member is.
To keep this contest fair and honest put your picture in a sealed
envelope and give it to Dorothy Southern or any member of the
Board. Dorothy will be the only one who knows their idenity. There will
be a small prize every month for whoever guesses correctly and a
grand prize at the end of the year for whoever guessed the most
pictures correctly.
Sunshine
Amy Valenzuela
Education
Amy Valenzuela
I
T
t’s good to see Bruce Southern back home. And he’s really happy to
be here. Keep up the good work, Bruce… After a very long battle
with Multiple Sclerosis, Linda Weekes passed away on January 25th.
And as her husband Paul said, “Linda’s in a better place.”
he holidays are all over and while all the world was back in
order, our little Kindergartners were having a grand party in
Primo Tapia. Judy and Jack Westphal made tons of peanut butter
and jelly sandwiches. My brother in law donated beautiful big, red
delicious apples, as well as oranges and a lollipop of tamarindo which
he said the children would like and then suck on the orange. They
received their wonderful pom pom caps and a bag of candy as well.
Through the kind generosity of Sister Clare, each child had a brand
new plush stuffed animal which they chose. I had big plastic bags for
them and all went home "loaded." Thanks to all who were involved in
making it a very special day for them. Robbie Molnar baked mini
cupcakes and they were blue dough. Each child had two and they were
the hit of the day. At noon the party was over and there were lots of
very happy faces.
Tuition is due and will be given to our scholars for next semester fees
which are due at the end of January. Your membership gives us the
revenue and so we thank you for sharing with them. Keep up the great
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Monday
Wednesday
Saturday
Monday
Mexican National Holiday
celebrating Constitution Day
10:00 USBC Board
Meeting at La Maroma
10:00 USBC Meeting
Rosarito Beach Hotel
Casa Blanca Restaurant
10:00 Cruz Roja Board
meets at
Carnitas Michoacan
1:00 Flying Sams Ladies
Luncheon at Las Rocas
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Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Wednesday
10:00 Rosarito Theatre
Guild Board Meeting
at the Theatre in the
CINE Building
2:00 Friends of the Library
Meeting at IMAC Library
10:00 Cruz Roja General
Meeting, Rosarito Beach
Hotel, Salon Quijote
Speaker: Raul Zapata,
President of the Hospital
10:00 Flying Sams Meeting
at Villas del Mar Clubhouse
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Thursday
Saturday
9:00 FRAO Breakfast
Location varies
1:00 USBC Potluck
at La Maroma
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2:00 Flying Sams Bingo
at Oceana Grill & Café
5:00 USBC Restaurant Tour
at Victoria’s Café
(see page 5)
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Thursday
Saturday
9:30 Rosarito Sister Cities
Committee Meeting
Room 212, City Hall
2:00 Independent
Footprinter Association
meets at Clubhouse
6:00 Boys & Girls Club
Benefit Concert at
Rosarito Beach Hotel
FEBRUARY 2015 USBC COMMUNICATOR 7
Restaurant Scene
Continued from page 5
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BULLETIN BOARD
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of the month prior to publication.
Send ad to: [email protected].
he Restaurant Tour for the USBC, I have given this
some thought. I would like to include all three in
this. I am going to be brave and give it a shot. I will
start small and see how it progresses. If you like it,
please let me know. I want to eventually tell you not
only what is new on the scene and what is
happening, but some of the backstories also.
Are you into juices, cleansing, smoothies and all
things natural and healthy? I recently tried the new
Fusion Frutal and it is fabulous. Please go say hello
to Vicky, the owner, and have her style something
just for your taste. It is just one block North of the
Tennis player looking for partners, other
Cruz Roja Hospital, across from the Lincoln School
players and a place to play, possibly La
……Looking forward to Jake's having a second
Paloma? Contact Fred 949-310-8452
location coming this spring. I will let you know the
04
[email protected].
where and the why just as soon as JJ gives me the
OK……The Mongolian Grill is going to have a
Lost Bracelet, Gold/black stones @ USBC
special dinner for Valentine's Day again this year. I
Ball on 12/6/14. Sentimental, Ron's first gift
went last year and had a great night. It will be a
to me. I have matching necklace & earrings.
multi-course dinner including sushi to start and will
$50 REWARD. Mona Smith-Middleton.
be offered for just $10.00. (Not including a drink).
Since I am out of town contact Dave Eliot
So hurry and make that reservation……Betty's
[email protected] 661-100-6240, 619Burgers has changed their hours to Tuesdays thru
03
488-3303.
Sundays from 11 to 6. If you are lucky, you might be
able to snag one of their Ruben sandwiches. I
always seem to just miss it……I explored a Swiss
Pub and Tavern last week in Tijuana and had the
most fabulous cheese fondue. I felt like I was on a
different continent altogether. Went with some good
friends and a great time was had by all. Everybody I
tell about it wants to go. Maybe we will have to do it
on one of our monthly restaurant tours.
Enjoy the good life in Baja!
Sandy Eddahbi
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International Triple Treat Benefit Concert
February 28th for The Boys
and Girls Club featuring Danza
Irlandesa (Irish step dancers
from Tijuana’s Prepa Federal
Lazaro Cardenas), The Blue
Agave (the modern music of
Spain) under the Musical Direction of Grammy
Award-winner Andy Abad, and the Latin
Grammy-nominated Trio Ellas (the best of
Mexican and American classics). The evening
will be opened by the arpistas and folklorico of
the Club de Niños y Niñas de Rosarito. Doors
open at 6:00 PM, the show will start at 7:00
PM in the Rosarito Beach Hotel`s historic Salon
Mexicano. Tickets available on line at www.
clubrosarito.org. VIP: $35, General Admission:
$25. Special two-night hotel packages,
including concert tickets, are also available.
USBC
Rosarito Theatre Guild
February 28 & March 1
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COMMUNITY
AA Rosarito Group Sun Mon Thur 10:00AM, Tue Wed Fri 6:00PM, Sat 3:00PM; Al-Anon meetings Tues 10:00AM
Ave. Mar Mediterranco #16 (2 blocks east of Las Brisas Hotel) AA Closed Meeting, Wed 12:00noon, at Flying Sams
clinic, Calle Chihuahua #488, Colonia Constitución Contact: 661-614-1678
Al-Anon meetings Tues 10:00AM & Thur 4:00PM, Ave. Mar Mediterranco #16 (2 blocks east of Las Brisas Hotel)
Contact: 661-614-1678
Baja Animal Sanctuary Provides help for abused, abandoned and needy animals by spaying/neutering and finding
homes. Contact: Sunny Benedict 619-786-7928 [email protected] www.bajaanimalsanctuary.org
Baja California Spay Neuter Foundation Providing low cost spay and neuter clinics in Baja. Volunteers always
welcome. Contact: Robin Gunther, President, 661 612 49 03, [email protected], Facebook: Baja
California Spay Neuter Foundation, website www.BajaSpayNeuter.org
Baja Gold Coast Bridge Club Tuesdays 11:00AM, at Rosarito Beach Christian Church, Km 42.6, TJ–Ens, ACBL
duplicate game. Contact: Gwen Castelda 646-155-4036 [email protected]
Baja Scholarship Foundation Provides financial support to superior Mexican students at risk of dropping out of
school due to financial hardship. www.bajascholarshipfoundation.org Contact: Judie Desson 661-613-2359 /
760-208-2840 [email protected]
Bajavurah Meets the last Sunday of the month. A Jewish social group whose members live part or full-time in the
Rosarito Beach area. www.bajavurah.com Contact: Sandy Eddahbi, President, 213 787-5091 [email protected]
Club de Niños y Niñas Rosarito Affiliated with the Boys & Girls Club of America. Provides positive programs,
services and activities for school-age children. Contact: Rosy Torres, President at [email protected]
www.clubnyn.org
Cruz Roja Mexicana Voluntarios General Meetings 2nd Thursday 10:00AM, Rosarito Beach Hotel, Salon Quijote
Board meets Monday prior to 2nd Thursday 10:00AM, location varies. Thrift Store, located behind Waldo's,
is open Monday–Friday, 10:00–3:00, Saturday 10:00–2:00 Contact: Jonah Shafer, President 661-114-7425 cell
[email protected]
Diamond Chorale Contact: Mavourneen O’Brien 664-631-3428 / 619-955-6100 [email protected]
DIF
Desarrollo Integral de la Familia, a social service agency, provides help for the neediest members of the community.
Meetings in English: 2nd Tuesday, 9:00AM, Salon Maya, Rosarito Beach Hotel Contact: Jorge Crosthwaite,
661-612-6077 [email protected]
Flying Samaritans Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month at Villas del Mar, 10:00AM. They conduct free clinics for
people of Mexico who have no other resources. Medical clinics are on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays, and a hearing clinic
is on the 3rd Saturday. The clinic is located at Calle Chihuahua #488, Colonia Constitución. Contact: Patty
Siqueiros, President. 661-612-254 or 619-870-9774, [email protected] www.flyingsamaritansrosarito.org
FRAO The Foreign Residents Attention Office, located in Suite 107 on the first floor of City Hall, provides information and
assistance to international residents. Breakfast meeting on the 3rd Thursday of the month 9:30AM. Location varies.
Contact: Oscar Lozano, 661-614-9600 ext 1080 [email protected]
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Friends of the Library Meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month (except December) at the IMAC central library. FOL
promotes reading and literacy and works to improve the conditions and collections of the five library branches.
www.friendsofthelibrary.com.mx. Contact: [email protected] or Carmen Dominguez, President,
[email protected], (661) 612-3659.
Independent Footprinter Association Meets the 4th Saturday of the month, 2:00PM. Turn east at Elektra,
clubhouse is 2 blocks up on the left. Membership is made up of peace officers and citizens sympathetic to good law
enforcement and its attendant problems. Contact: Harry Ozaroski, President 661-612-5728 [email protected]
Political Discussion Group Meets on Thursdays at 11am at Las Palmas clubhouse, located about a 1/2 mile from
Bada Bing and just before the Tapanco restaurant. For info 664 631 3138. All welcome.
Rosarito Rotary Club Meets Tuesdays, 8:30AM, Rosarito Beach Hotel. This is a bilingual international club.
Contact: Arlene Sieman 661-612-1081 [email protected]
Rosarito Sister Cities Committee Meets the last Thursday of the month, 9:30AM in Room 212 at City Hall. Aims to
increase international trade, economic development, and exchanges of culture, educational and social services.
Contact: Oscar Lozano, 661-614-9600 ext 1080 [email protected]
Rosarito Theatre Guild Board of Directors meets on the 2nd Tuesday, 10:00AM at their Theatre in the CINES RIO
building, #76 Benito Juarez Boulevard, Rosarito (one block south of Elektra) Contact: Sylvia Dombrosky, President
664-631-3320 [email protected] www.rosaritotheatre.org
Square Dancing Wednesdays, 5:00PM at Costa Del Sol Clubhouse. Fun and exercise for adults and seniors. For
information, directions and class schedule — Contact: Maggi Wagner 619-997-0824 [email protected]
United Society of Baja California (USBC) General Meetings 1st Saturday of the month, 10:00AM, Rosarito
Beach Hotel. Board meets Wednesday prior to the 1st Saturday, 10:00AM, at La Maroma. USBC is primarily a social
group serving as the hub of information for the English speaking community in the Rosarito area.
Contact: Judy Westphal, President 661-614-1113 [email protected] www.UnitedSocietyofBaja.org
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Catholic Church Rosarito Centro, English Mass Sunday 9:30AM Fr. John McCormick, Fr. Oscar Villalpando Ramirez
661-612-1048.
Calvary Chapel Rosarito Pastor Mike Vincent. Meets at Aqua Calientes #2978. Services: Sunday 9:00 & 11:00AM,
Wednesday 6:30PM. Info: 661-612-7915 [email protected]
Hope Chapel Rosarito Located in Baja Malibu, right next to Baja Storage at KM 23.5 along the Tijuana-Ensenada
free road. Services: Sunday 11:30AM and Wednesday at 6:00PM Info: 664-609-3557 www.hopechapelrosarito.org
Latter-day Saints (Mormon) English service Sunday 9:00AM–12:00, Rosarito Chapel, 20 Calle Cantil, 5 blocks west
of Benito Juárez off Av. Del Mar. Info: Craig Klein 619-581-7121 or cell 661-106-4812 [email protected]; or
Tom Reeve 661-613-1285 [email protected]
Rosarito Beach Christian Church Km 42.6 on Tijuana-Ensenada free road. Sunday Worship Service 9:45AM,
Info: 661-614-0009 Pastor: Dr. Tom Ward. [email protected] www.rbccchristianchurch.com
Rosarito Church of the Nazare Pastor Gary Tucker. Meets at Calle Abeto & Mediterraneo, 2 blocks east of Crown
Plaza Hotel. Services: Sunday 10:00AM, Wednesday 6:30PM. Info: 619-504-9611 [email protected]
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