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Volume 6, Issue 3
March 2012
Event Calendar
March
Corvette Club
Santa Barbara
MEMORIAL : RICHARD STEEL
It’s a small world after all. We all know how the
Corvette attracts a fan base that encompasses
owners from all manner of backgrounds from
every corner of the earth. So it is really not surprising that some members, who had ties from
a former time in their lives, would find the Corvette the common denominator that brings
them together in one more facet of their lives.
I found that to be the case when I sent out the notice about the loss of our
member, Richard Steel. It seems that Richard and CCSB fellow member
John Barletta shared some memorable history together.
John sent me this reply on the loss of Richard, “We came from the same
town in Massachusetts and served in the same U.S. Army outfit, the 1st Calvary Division in Vietnam. I love the photo in
the redwoods with him wearing the 1st Cav.
Hat that I gave him. God Bless.”
I found this to be such a fitting tribute to the
man who was Richard Steel. As with many
who have served our country, he did wear
that hat proudly that John gave him as a reminder of his service to our country and the
friendship with John.
Whenever Richard and Kim joined us for any Corvette events or runs, I was
always touched by Richard’s ability to make the best time he could of the
time that he and Kim spent with us. I am sure that his health concerns might
have kept some from participating in life. However Richard never complained and always had a smile on his face. He was always ready for the
next adventure.
You could see it in his eyes when he looked
at her that he absolutely adored Kim. We had
the pleasure of going on a CCSB multi-day
run to the redwoods with Richard and Kim a
few years ago. My favorite memory of that
trip was seeing them walking hand in hand in
the redwoods, snapping pictures of each
other and having a great time.
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6th General Meeting
Santa Barbara
10th Wino’s Gone Wild
17th California Poppy
Fields
April
1st Santa Paula Airport
3rd General Meeting
Santa Barbara
Editor and Publisher
Fred Smith Publicity
Meetings are 1st Tuesday of each month at
6:30PM . The meeting
is held at Mesa Café &
Bar, 1972 Cliff Dr.,
Santa Barbara
Inside this issue:
President’s Message
2
Activities
3
NCM Ambassador
4
Zipline Canopy Tours
5
Daytona 500
6-7
Winos Gone Wild
7
Santa Paula Airport
8
Membership
9
Classifieds
9
February Minutes
10
NCM Monthly Calendar
12
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Volume 6, Issue 3
President’s Message
Sharon Smith
I don’t know how March will go out, but it is sure coming in like a lion.
Both of our Corvettes are staying in the garage out of harm’s way from
the wrath of blustery mother nature today.
Speaking of mother nature, on March 17 Fred and Anne Lopez are leading a run to the Antelope Valley Poppy Fields. In spring this area is one
of mother nature’s finer works of art. The poppies and other wild flowers
go on for miles. There are several easy walking trails through the area
and photo opportunities for capturing “Mother Nature Gone Wild”.
Speaking of going wild, on March 10 Thore Edgren will be hosting a “Winos Gone Wild” Pinot Noir tasting at
his home. I know I don’t have to promote a wine tasting event to our club members, but nevertheless I do appreciate Thore stepping up to host this event. It is nice to see more participation from a variety of club members hosting events.
Speaking of participation, we have two board positions that will need to be filled for the new club year which
are president and activities director. These both are very important positions in the club and I am looking for
members to step forward to fill these vacancies. All other board members have agreed to continue for another year. That does not mean that if you have an interest in running for one of the other board positions
that we would not welcome your interest. However I will be contacting the membership to seek out members
to fill the president and activities director board positions. No one signed up to be on the nominating committee at the last meeting. If you can help us by being on this committee, please contact me.
We are thrilled to welcome Graham Chevrolet and Cadillac back for 2012 as our Primary Sponsor and are
looking forward to the Corvette Gathering June 9th at the dealership. We will be joined by the Simi Valley
Corvette Club and hopefully the newly formed Santa Barbara Classic Camaro Club. Thank you to Bob
Stallings for coordinating our part of the upcoming event.
Remember “without “u” there is no club”.
MEMORIAL : RICHARD STEEL
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One of Richard’s last events with members of CCSB was when he volunteered to drive a member of the Santa Barbara High School homecoming court around the field in his convertible at halftime. He was a
champion on the field that night. The weather was not good, but he did
what I am sure he did his whole life, he kept his commitment, showed
up, braved the elements, and
fulfilled the mission that he
had been assigned.
So although we will miss Richard we can be assured that he did
make a difference in this world and his participation in life was full
throttle right until the end.
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Volume 6, Issue 3
Corvette Club Santa Barbara
Activities Column
Fred & Anne Lopez
We have a number of great events coming up in the near future. If you want to go
on one of these runs/events and are unable to make the meetings please contact
the organizer listed or myself. We still need some Run Leaders for our planned
events. Let me know if you are interested ..
Saturday Feb 18 – Santa Margarita Zip Lines. We had a great trip, thank you
Jacques for describing our trip. There was some interest in going back .. I will be
glad to organize another trip if there is enough interest. Found a great home cooking restaurant in the town for
lunch. Let me know if you are interested.
Saturday 10 March - Winos Gone Wild. Organizer: Thore Edgren & Home. A sign-up sheet and details for this
event will be distributed at the March 6, 2012 CCSB General Meeting.
Saturday March 17 – California Poppy Fields Day Run; Mojave Desert & late lunch in Valencia. Organizer:
Fred & Anne Lopez A sign-up sheet for this event will be distributed at the March 6, 2012 CCSB General Meeting.
Sunday April 1 - Santa Paula Airport. On the First Sunday of each month the museum and the privately
owned hangars are open to the public. Admission is free and we will be having a brunch served in a private
banquet room at Logsdon's restaurant located at the airport. More details will follow, but the plan is to take the
scenic back roads through Ojai and time our arrival at the airport for 10:00am. It will take several hours to see
all the great exhibits, aircraft, and unique collections. A sign-up sheet and details for this event will be distributed at the March 6, 2012 CCSB General Meeting.
Updated Events:
Ed Clerkin is planning a trip up to the Avenue of the Giants, June 20-25, 2012. For those of you unfamiliar
with this area, it is known for the Giant Redwoods right off the old Highway 101. Check your calendars and
come join us as we explore these Redwoods once again. This year, we will head a little further North to
Eureka, CA to visit some of its historical past. If you have an itch to push your Vette' to its limits, we promise a
drive through the twisting turns on SR-36 that will keep you pinned to your seat! A sign-up sheet for this event
will be distributed at the March 6, 2012 CCSB General Meeting.
From Tony & Paula Megowan: Wild Coyote Winery run: Friday June 8, 2012 to Sun June 10, 2012. Wild
Coyote has 5 casitas at a cost of $275.00 per night (2 night minimum). They also have a 3 bedroom house at
a cost of $450.00 per night (2 night minimum). We have reserved the house and hope 1 or 2 other couples will
join us and we can split the cost. The prices include breakfast prepared by the winery. We will prepare dinner
on Saturday evening for the group. There will be a discount for the group but I don’t know what it is yet, so
these prices are the maximum. Please call Wild Coyote directly at 805-610-1311 if you want to reserve one of
the casitas. Please call or e-mail me if you want to stay in the house. Please let us know once you have
made a reservation for a casita, and let us know if you would like to stay in the house. The house will be first
come first served and we will maintain a waiting list if necessary. We’re in the process of setting up some other
wineries to visit during the stay.
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Volume 6, Issue 3
Corvette Club Santa Barbara
NCM Master Ambassador
Frank LoMonaco
Here is information on the next raffle. Tickets are $10 each, are tax deductible, and
I will have them with me at the March and April meetings. If you can't attend a
meeting and would like a ticket, please contact me. This might be the time that
someone from OUR club wins!! Remember all proceeds benefit our National Corvette Museum.
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Radio, Bose premium 9-speaker system
Dual Mode Exhaust
6-Speed Automatic with Paddle Shift
5-spoke Chrome Aluminum Wheels
Memory package, recalls 2 driver ‘presets’ for 6way power seat, outside mirrors
Battery Protection Package
Museum R8C Delivery Program
Unlimited Tickets
$10
2012 Torch Red Convertible Raffle
Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 4pm CT
Activities Continued from page 3
Graham Chevrolet Open House - Saturday 9 June, 2012. Graham Chevrolet will have an empty used car lot
this weekend; we will be displaying our Corvette's in order to fill the lot. They will be hosting a BBQ for our
club and we may have a few other Chevrolet car clubs participate. More details to follow.
Friday 27 July, 2012 - Sunset Dinner Rock and Roll Celebration at the Ronald Reagan Museum in Simi
Valley. Enjoy a fantastic evening of dining and dancing to rock and roll classics, with guest tribute performances by Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly and more. This is a sensational evening of live music
while enjoying a buffet dinner filled with your classic favorite entree's, including tantalizing hors d'oeuvres.
You can tour the Ronald Reagan Museum from 6-8 PM and the spectacular Air Force one from 6-9 PM. The
VIP package is $79.95/person (everything included) with preferred seating at a private table(s) and early
check in. Anne and I went to the Tribute To Elvis Presley Summer Dinner last year and it was fantastic! The
VIP tables go fast so I would like to make reservations by the end of March .. with money to me by 15 April.
Dust off your 60's Roll and Roll clothes and let's go dancin'. A sign-up sheet and details for this event will be
distributed at the March 6, 2012 CCSB General Meeting or call/email if you want to go.
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ZIPLINE CANOPY TOURS
Volume 6 Issue 3
Jacques Bellesiles
“This should be on everyone’s bucket list”
Steve Petersen
On Saturday February 18th Fred Lopez, Roger and Keiko Dunham ,Steve and
Linda Petersen, Dennis and Lynne Merenbach, Shelli Locklear, Sandy Rubel, Alan Emslie, Pat Bloom, Jim Purcell, Roger Hoyt, Darlene Amundson,
Yuriko Bellesiles and me went on thrill ride we will never forget.. Yuri and I had
no idea what we were signing up for.. Most of the group had never even heard
of a zipline.. A couple of guys at the gym said, “you’re going to do that? I’ve
seen movies and it really looks scary.”. I found out that there are a few ziplines
in the United States, but they are mostly new, and that’s why we’ve never heard
the word..
So – we had a leisurely drive up 101 and got off at Santa Margarita and went to a park and had a picnic
lunch. A really nice, different idea. It was fun. We then drove to Margarita Adventures office, got in a van and
made a tour of the enormous 12,000 acre ranch. It really was a nature study as we toured a cattle ranch, hundreds of acres of wine grapes, and a beautiful forest primeval that has never been touched. One tidbit I remember – the land under the grape vineyard is loaded with enormous oyster shells that are somewhere between five and ten thousand years old. This caused a very high protein content in the soil that makes for very
unusual and interesting wine grapes.
We ended up on a platform on a mountaintop. And there’s a cable stretching out 1300 feet over a valley a couple of hundred of feet below. You hook
a harness up to this cable and step off into space and glide across the
chasm at about 35 MPH. I don’t care who you are – that first step takes
your breath away. About half way through the ride, you begin to realize
“hey this is fun”, and the rest is easy. Yuriko is terrified of roller coasters
and she was afraid she was going to have a heart attack. There are four
separate cable rides. On the last two rides she was waving her arms and
legs around and laughing manically. I think there was generally an agreement that this was one of the wildest things any of us had ever done, and
we loved it.
After the rides, we went back to the Margarita winery for tasting. They were
mobbed. Two wine groups had shown up unexpectedly. Management set
up a special table for us, and served large servings of some very nice wine.
It turned out to be very friendly with interesting conversations with the other
groups..
Our group then went to dinner at Steamers restaurant in Pismo Beach. Everybody
enjoyed their meals and there was lavish
praise for the clam chowder and the organic salads.
Jim Purcell
This was a wonderful unforgettable day thanks to Fred Lopez’s planning
and imagination. From now on, if Fred is planning a run, I don’t need to
know what it is or where it’s going. Just sign us
Photos courtesy of Fred Lopez
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Daytona 500 Party
Volume 6 Issue 3
Sandy & Hib Halverson
It Wasn't Daytona but it WAS a Party
It's called the "Occasional" Daytona Party because it's not held every year.
This year it was supposed to be our "8th Occasional Daytona Party" but, it
got rained out.
Oh–there was no rain in Goleta last Sunday–not a freakin' cloud in the sky.
The problem was in central Florida. In the last 53 years, the Daytona 500
has never been rained out–it's been cut short four times, but last Sunday
was the first time the Great American Race had ever been called. They
tried to get the race in, but the weather at Daytona Beach was just sopping
wet most of the day. When it go so late that NASCAR knew, even if the rain
stopped right then, they'd never get the track dry; they called the race and
rescheduled it for Monday morning.
So, we just had a Sunday afternoon "Party". There were 16 of us and we
drank several big pots of coffee, ate donuts from the new Spudnuts in Goleta along
with other pot luck snacks folks brought. Add to that Sandy's mimosas, a boat load of
chips, dips and M&Ms and everyone had a great time. For a long time we watched
live coverage of the rain delay, but when Fox went to a rerun of "Everyone loves Raymond", we knew the "racing goose" was cooked.
Heck–Who needs racing? "Pass the mimosas and a handful of chips, please.
Oh, gimme one of those big cinnamon rolls, too. I'll start my diet next week."
Sandy assembled another great list of NASCAR
trivia questions. Hib read them and Sandy
awarded the prizes. Judy Purcell won wine in a
glass. Mike Christeson won a Tony Stewart Calendar. Fred Markley? For the second time in as
many years, he won toilet paper. He said it was the perfect prize because
he'd nearly run out of the TP he won the year before...don't ask. Markley,
also, won the big door prize of the day: a case of Fireman's beer, beer
chips, a redneck wine glass and a classic Sam Bass Dale Earnhardt print
from the early-'90s. Sandy's and Hib's Sunday Party ended with Hib
BBQ'ing burgers hot dogs for all. While the weather in Daytona was crap,
it was beautiful in Goleta and warm enough for some to sit outside on
Sandy's patio and eat lunch.
Oh...the race?
Well, those who watched on Monday night know what happened. If you didn't? Well, you missed one
of the strangest 500 mile superspeedway races in NASCAR history. First, with Florida still having bad
weather, the race was postponed multiple times until it finally went off about 7 PM eastern time. On the second lap there was a big pile-up precipitated by five-time Champion Jimmie Johnson. The 48 went around then
smacked the wall hard taking out Danica Patrick's #10 Go Daddy Chevrolet and five other cars. Ms. Patrick
returned to the race after a long repair session in the garages to finish 38th, 60-laps down. Lap 2 was only the
beginning of trouble for the other Hendrick cars. Later the 24 (Jeff Gordon) suffered a rare engine failure.
Kasey Kahne (#5 Farmer's Insurance Chevy) was caught up in a wreck near the end. Only Jr., in the 88, was
still running at the end.
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Daytona 500 Party
Volume 6 Issue 3
Sandy & Hib Halverson
About 3/4s through the race, with the track under caution, Juan Pablo Montoya was running down the backstretch when he had either a transmission or rear axle failure which
locked up the rear tires and spun him. Directly in the path of the skidding 42 was a jet
drier truck and he hit it dead-center in the rear...where the jet engine's 200 gallon fuel
tank is. That started a huge fire. Montoya climbed out of his smoking wreck uninjured.
The jet dryer driver had minor injuries and went to the hospital. Extinguishing the fire,
then cleaning up the mess and verifying the track was still safe to race on took more than
two hours.
After the long red flag period, the race restarted and ran several laps under caution. It
went green with about 30 laps to go. With two laps to go there was another big wreck and
a caution which brought on NASCAR's "green-white-checker" overtime rule.
The finish was the stuff Daytona is famous for. On the green flag
lap, in a tight, three-car draft, was Matt Kenseth in the #17 Best Buy
Ford, Greg Biffle in the #16 3M Ford and Dale Earnhardt Jr. in the Diet
Mountain Dew Chevrolet. They stayed like that until the last lap and the
exit of the last turn when Jr. made his move and passed Biffle. Problem
was, the 88 just didn't have the stuff for Kenseth's Roush-Fenway Ford.
The margin of victory was two-tenths of a second. It was Matt Kenseth's
second Daytona win and Dale Jr.'s sixth Daytona runner-up.
All this took place just about AM Tuesday morning, Florida time.
(yawn)
Photos courtesy of Inge Stallings
Winos Gone Wild – Battle Pinot Noir
Tony & Paula Megowan
Once again we will participate in the old tyme tradition of eating, drinking, and being merry. On the 10 th of
March at 2:00 pm (that’s 1400 for you military types) we will meet at Thore Edgren’s happy home under the
Wisteria to taste the wonderful red concoction we call Pinot Noir.
Each couple (or individual) will bring a bottle of Pinot Noir wine valued at $20-$30. Bring the wine unlabeled
in a plain brown paper sack. The wine can be one you’ve never had before or one that you drink on a regular
basis - it’s up to you.
The bags will then be numbered and we will blind taste them one at a time. Since you don’t know which wine
you’re tasting, you will be judging the wine strictly on its taste without any preconceived ideas about the winery. Once all the wines have been tasted, we will unveil the bottles and see which ones are the favorites.
We are requesting each person bring their own wine glass to use for the afternoon so that the host isn’t left
with a bunch of wine glasses to wash. We will also be serving light appetizers (cheese, crackers, etc.) along
with pizza, salad and dessert. The cost will be $7.00 per person.
If you have not already signed up and wish to join us let me know by Wednesday evening. You can email me
at tmegowan@interlogics.net or call me at 805-659-5056.
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Volume 6, Issue 3
Corvette Club Santa Barbara
Santa Paula Airport
Jim Purcell
Be sure to join us on Sunday April 1st for a
fascinating tour of the Aviation Museum at
the Santa Paula Airport. The chain of many
privately owned hangars at the Santa Paula
airport house a variety of vintage aircraft and
unique collections of various types. Memorabilia from antique radios to racecars are just
a few of the treasures to be found. Some
hangars celebrate highlights of fascinating
aviation careers while others contain antique
aircraft undergoing restoration. Several hangars also have beautiful vintage cars on display while many aircraft owners put their antique aircraft
on static display. Vintage aircraft routinely fly in for this event. Hangar
owners and docents are more than happy to answer questions, and admission is Free!
Privacy Reminder
Old Club Rosters should be
shredded not just thrown in
the trash when replaced.
Maps will be provided to assist
in navigating the museum and airport
complex. You will be able to leisurely
visit the various hangars in any order
you wish by strolling from hangar to
hangar, or catching a ride on the tram if
your feet get tired. The museum is open
from 10:00am to 3:00pm so we’ll have
plenty of time to savor the many unique
exhibits and collections.
We will also be having a Santa Maria style BBQ on site in a private banquet room at Logsdon’s restaurant. You’ll have your choice of
Tri-Tip, BBQ chicken or ribs along with macaroni salad, chili beans and
French bread. The price will be $15 which includes tax and tip. What a
deal!!
We will gather at 9:00am sharp in
the Carpinteria City Hall parking lot
on Carpinteria Avenue located half
way between the Casitas Pass
Road exit and Bailard Avenue exit
on Highway 101. Our trek to Santa
Paula will take us along beautiful
back roads past Lake Casitas and
through the scenic Ojai valley. Special arrangements have been made
at the airport for us to conveniently park our Corvettes in a designated
area near the hangars.
Please contact Jim Purcell (96vette@cox.net) if you have
an interest in going on this run.
Check out the
Club website
www.corvetteclubsantabarbara.com
Jacques Bellesiles
PARTNER
5740 Ralston Street, Suite #301
Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 620-4700 x4722
(888) 286-5550 - (805) 676-4320 FAX
jbellesiles@crowellweedon.com
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Volume 6, Issue 3
Corvette Club Santa Barbara
Membership Column
Pat Bloom
MEMBERSHIP: Our membership stands at 87 members and 72 Corvettes.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Now here is a romantic Valentine's Day story that is hard to beat:
This past Valentine’s Day Fred & Sharon made their annual trek to Cambria with the 5 o’clock seating
at their corner table looking out over the Ragged Point Inn Property watching the beautiful sunset and enjoying our special dinner.
Fred proposed to Sharon on a Corvette Club Santa Barbara Run to Cambria in 1991 and they have returned to Cambria every year since to celebrate that special day. After spending the night at the Cambria
Pines Lodge they spent Wednesday on the Big Sur Coast. The weather was clear and sunny. The views
along the coast were incredible and of the Islands that looked so close you could reach out and touch them.
After again spending the night and dinner at the Cambria Pines Lodge they headed home with memories to
savor for another year.
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Corvette Club Santa Barbara
Volume 6, Issue 3
Minutes of February 7, 2012 General Meeting
Mesa Café & Bar - 1972 Cliff Dr. - Santa Barbara, CA
1. Meeting called to order by Sharon Smith tonight at 6:32 pm. Guests tonight were old members Gary and Laurie Kurilla and their son Jason and
girlfriend Samantha. They have a 1966 Corvette needing to be put back together. Looking for help.
2. Introduction of Officers.
3. Secretary’s Report distributed and approved.
4. Treasurer’s Report distributed and approved.
5. Membership Report: Jim and Judy report for Pat today. Out with Dog training lessons. New dog in
family. We have 87 members with 72 cars.
6. Bragging Corner: Email Pat for anything interesting happening to you for the newsletter.
7. NCM Ambassadors Report: Frank LoMonaco reports. Ohio is the winner of raffle. Go on museum
website and see complete write up on 60th Anniversary 2013 C6. Purchase tickets for Z06 and ZR1
raffles on line.
8. Activities: Fred Lopez reports on current activities. April wine run has been cancelled. November
maybe possible. Discuss a run to Reagan library. Discussed Yellowstone/Teton Tour put on by
Bloomington Gold Tours which runs June 18-23. Fred and Anne are going.
02/18/12 – Zip Line in Santa Margarita and Ancient Peaks Winery.
02/26/12 – Daytona 500 party. Hosted by Hib and Sandy Halverson.
03/10/12 – Winos gone Wild 2:00 (Pinot Noir is wine for the day). Pizza and Brownies. Hosted by
Thore Edgren.
03/17/12 – California poppy Fields.
04/2012 – Tentative run to Santa Paula airport.
06/09/12 -- Car show at Graham Chevrolet Cadillac.
06/20-06/25/12 – Ave of Giants run.
9. Old Business: No old business.
10. New Business: Happy Birthday to Daryl Burgess, Chandra Waller, Inge Stallings , Sandra Christeson and Paula Ross. Thore has Abstract Art Collection at Cabrillo Pavilion Arts Center Feb 28th
thru Mar 25th. Nominations Committee for CCSB Board sign up passed around. President and
Activities Chair seats vacant.
11. Tech Talk: Fred Markley. Discussed dusting off car and using Endust on California Duster.
12. Trivia question: What was the last year for Rochester injection in the Corvette? Answer was 1965
and Lynn Merenbach won ticket.
13. 50/50 Raffle: Inge Stallings won pot $23.00. Bob won last month?
14. Next meeting Tuesday March 6, 2012 at Mesa Cafe.
15. Correspondence. Big Bear Bash Flyer 30th Anniversary July 29th thru July 1st.
High Sierra Corvette Clubs 1st Annual “Corvettes in the Park” car show Sat Oct 13th.
16. Meeting adjourned at 7:21.
Respectfully submitted,
Sandy Rubel Halverson, Secretary
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For clothing embroidered with
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Check the store before buying Corvette related items from other vendors—you might be surprised at the
current inventory as well as prices.
Be sure to check the items on sale
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Chiropractor
P.O. Box 5325
Santa Barbara, CA
93150-5325
805-969-0022
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