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    RANCHO CUCAMONGA PT CRUISER CRUISIN CLUB

    JULY 2009

    NEWSLETTER - ISSUE # 32

    INLAND EMPIRE - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

    Continue (Olvera Street)We ate at one

    of the restaurants atOlvera Street and eventhough it was a littleexpensive the food,entertainment and theentire atmosphere waswell worth the price. Evenso this is one restaurantthat we will not come backto or at least most of uswont.

    The musicians

    come up to the table andask if you want to hear asong, but after the songthey let you know that it is$8.00 for each request.

    In addition to

    this there are no refills onthe drinks, and thewaitress figures out the tipautomatically which isincluded on the final bill. Iguess most tourists might

    do what we did, enjoy the

    meal, celebrate themoment and get a littleexperience about wherenot to eat next time.

    This day

    was one we took pleasurein and will savor themoments we spenttogether finally returninghome via the East I-10.We concluded our itineraryon this cruise and stopped

    at the same Dennys we

    started at and went in andstayed a while havingsomething to drink andordering dessert beforecalling it a day until our

    next cruise..rememberkeep those pt cruisersclean and looking sharp, itdoesnt have to look like acustom cruiser as long as itgets you there and backhome. (Photos pg. 2)

    Sunday June 14 2009

    El Pueblo De Los Angeles Cruise(Olvera Street)

    The last time I

    remember going to Olvera Streetin Los Angeles was probablyabout 1980 so its been a whileand I didnt know what toexpect. In fact I had no idea ofhow to get there. I examined thedirections and they made itsound easy and they were afterverifying with Tommy Dorseywho is very knowledgeable of the

    Los Angeles area. For this cruisewe met at Dennys in themorning of the cruise and headedtowards Los Angeles via the SanBernardino Freeway (10). Wemade our exit and circled aroundOlvera Street which was goodbecause we found a parking lotright across the street where weall parked our cruisers together.

    The excitement atOlvera Street always seems to bethere with all the shops, vendors,

    restaurants, entertainment, andthe many tourists who go there.The area is well kept and thebuildings are very clean and niceto look at, but the one thing thatI found that changed

    dramatically is the fact that thevendors will not bargain fromtheir set price on themerchandise.

    Our group did findsome good bargains and boughtmany things, one being a great

    looking cool hat that Tommybought. I myself have alwaysliked the garment that ClintEastwood wore on the westernmovies so I bought one. Itcovers the front and back andyour head slips into it whichleaves your hands free becauseof the wayits made. Continue

    Rancho Cucamonga PT Cruiser Cruisin Club

    (RCPTCCC)~ e s t e e m a c t I v e c l u b m e m b e r s ~* * * * *

    Alex Mendoza - USMC Bad Dog Cruiser

    Alicia Mendoza - Kitty Cruiser

    Jim Guignard - Gold Cruiser

    Robin Brewer - Dolphin Cruiser

    Ray & Claudia Oviatt - Cruisin' Cruiser

    Dale & Silvia Brooks - Hyway Cruiser

    Jim Dekoker - Bears Cruiser

    Mike & Maria Savedra - Inferno Red Cruiser

    Tommy Dorsey - Old School Cruiser

    Edward G. Johnson - Candy Cruiser

    Ken & Laura Brownell - Ken's Cruiser

    Thomas & Mabel Johnson - TJ's Cruiser

    Tom Judkins - Convertible Cruiser

    Frank & Lucy Carrillo - God Mothers Cruiser

    Barry & Debbie Scott - Silver Ghost Cruiser

    Hollywood(Ken)&Vine(Barb) - Freedom Cruiser

    Mel & Myrna Dickey - Tautester Cruiser

    Jim Anderson - J. P. Cruiser

    Paula Anderson - Ice Cream Cruiser

    Jerry & Rita Gillespie - Spidey Cruiser

    J. J. Johnson - Tweedy Bird Cruiser

    Doris Shakespeare - Route 66 Cruiser

    Sharon Breaux - Ms. Brown Sugga Cruiser

    Phil & Rosie Page - Midnight Cruiser

    WWW.RCPTCRUISERCLUB.COM

    Rancho Cucamonga PT Cruiser Cruisin Club~ Recognized ~

    Cruisin Club Members of the Month for 2009~ April ~

    Maria Savedra - Inferno Red Cruiser~ May ~Tommy Dorsey - Old School Cruiser

    ~ June ~Mryna Dickey - Tautester Cruiser

    ~ July ~Thomas Johnson - TJs Cruiser

    ~ August ~~ September ~

    ~ October ~~ November ~~ December ~

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    (above) Checking Out the Sights. Sharon (below)

    LUNCHEON AT OLVERA STREET - JUNE 14TH

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    ABOVE - ALEX MENDOZA & TOMMY DORSEY

    (REMEMBER THE BBQ FOR JULY 26TH)

    GROUP PICTURE BELOW ON A CRUISE

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    Sunday June 07 2009 - Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival CruiseWe all met at Dennys on Milliken in Ontario and traveled by way of the I-15 south. I wasnt so

    sure about where to turn getting near the festival and so I asked the membership if they knew exactly

    where this place was and no one knew. So we travel and made our exit at Rancho California Road and

    travel about 10 to 12 miles through very beautiful open rolling hills on a two lane highway. The cruise

    on this road was spectacular and I was looking for a street that was mentioned on the directions so we

    continued about another 6 miles when we decided that we might have gone too far. So we turn aroundand headed back the way we came and after a bit came upon the road we were looking for. We turned

    right into this dirt road which was covered with tiny rocks but we figured it must be up and over the

    rolling hills ahead so we traveled about 4 to 5 miles on this road and again realized that we were lost.

    We made a 7 movement U-turn on that dirt road and headed back towards the paved road.

    The experience traveling on this road was highly motivated for some because it had been ages since

    some of us went cross country 4 wheeling and kicking up so much dust that one could barely see the

    car in front or behind. But we did manage to find the pave road and continued south until we came to

    a small road that said Skinner Lake which was not at all on the directions, so we turned and over the

    horizon we came across a magnificent view of the festival.

    There must have been at least 10,000 people. We managed to park together and walk over to theentrance. Actually some of us ran over to the entrance to make a very much needed comfort stop.

    This being new to us, we found it exciting and happy that we were finally here so we strolled into the

    area where they had about 100 vendors and all of them cooking really good food. Some of us tried

    very hard to resist the aroma because it was so tempting to try many of the foods there. We spent

    most of the day walking and enjoying the festival and left about 2:30 pm and headed into Old Town

    Temecula where we shopped and sat down to eat a very delicious lunch at a Mexican Restaurant. The

    food was simply delicious and after we ate, we again walked around town and left for home towards

    the late afternoon. We cruised along the I-15 north and said our good-bys along the way on the 2-way

    radios as we took different routes heading home.

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    Congratulations to THOMAS JOHNSON for Being Voted RCPTCCC Cruisin Club Member of the Month for: JULY 2009

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