Help the Class of 1960 celebrate its 50th reunion in style!
Since there were only 27 in our class – we were the biggest class graduated up to that time, however – we would like to fill up the Gualala Community Center by inviting everyone from the Class of 1964 and earlier to celebrate with us.
The date will be Saturday, September 18, 2010.
Time: 4 PM until probably 11 – we’re not as young as we used to be, although we think we are.
Beginning at 4 there will be munchies and drinks, and a couple of hours to meet and greet, chat, and reminisce.
We’ll dine at 6 – dinner catered by Leslie Bates, who has done a great job for the Gualala Lions and others over the years. Cost will be $35 per person – mail checks to me: Mike Combs, P O Box 1639, Gualala, CA 95445. For more information call me: 707-884-3741, or better yet, email me: mcombs@pacific.net
Our no-host bar will be provided by the Point Arena Knights of Columbus.
We’ll have a DJ and dance to the music of the 50′s, but that will come about an hour after we finish dinner. The primary thing we want is lots of socializing – telling tall tales and life histories (often one and the same).
More details and features will be added on this blog as developments warrant. I have been posting biographies as they come in. To view all the biographies, just click on the label "Biographies" at the upper right side.
Lodging (click on the red high-lighted and underlined hotel and motel names below to get rates, availability, and to make a reservation):
INNS AND MOTELS
Gualala Country Inn Very nice and only about a hundred feet from our reunion.
Breakers Inn A very short walk to our reunion
Surf Motel Downtown Gualala, just a short walk
Sea Cliff Uptown Gualala, still only a short walk to our reunion
St Orres Only the best inn and restaurant on the coast, about two miles north of Gualala on Highway 1 (The King of Jordan dropped in on his Harley for lunch last year!)
Whale Watch Inn Five miles north of Gualala, just past Anchor Bay overlooking the beach.
Mar Vista Cottages A coast classic, five miles north of Gualala, just past Anchor Bay
North Coast Country Inn Five miles north of Gualala just past Anchor Bay, at the corner of Highway 1 and Fish Rock Road
Point Arena Seashell Inn In downtown Point Arena
Coast Guard House Inn At Arena Cove
Wharfmasters Inn At Arena Cove
Point Arena Lighthouse About 16 miles north, but well worth the drive!
VACATION HOMES (Very roomy and inexpensive for families and sharing with friends – Gualala and The Sea Ranch)
Serenisea Properties are primarily in the Gualala/Anchor Bay area
Coasting Home Gualala and The Sea Ranch
Vacation Rentals by Owner Great locations and prices
Sea Ranch Rentals Needs no explanation
OTHER WEB SITES OF INTEREST
Class of 1960 Graduate Photos On Classmates.com – if you’re not a member, join!
Class of 1960, 1999 Reunion On Classmates.com
Class of 1960, 2000 Reunion On Classmates.com
Strong As An Ox And Nearly As Smart Click on this link to be taken to many of the stories I’ve written about growing up in Point Arena. While on the web site, click on “Show Older Posts” for other Point Arena stories.
Since there were only 27 in our class – we were the biggest class graduated up to that time, however – we would like to fill up the Gualala Community Center by inviting everyone from the Class of 1964 and earlier to celebrate with us.
The date will be Saturday, September 18, 2010.
Time: 4 PM until probably 11 – we’re not as young as we used to be, although we think we are.
Click on the cartoon for a much larger image.
We’ll dine at 6 – dinner catered by Leslie Bates, who has done a great job for the Gualala Lions and others over the years. Cost will be $35 per person – mail checks to me: Mike Combs, P O Box 1639, Gualala, CA 95445. For more information call me: 707-884-3741, or better yet, email me: mcombs@pacific.net
Our no-host bar will be provided by the Point Arena Knights of Columbus.
We’ll have a DJ and dance to the music of the 50′s, but that will come about an hour after we finish dinner. The primary thing we want is lots of socializing – telling tall tales and life histories (often one and the same).
More details and features will be added on this blog as developments warrant. I have been posting biographies as they come in. To view all the biographies, just click on the label "Biographies" at the upper right side.
Lodging (click on the red high-lighted and underlined hotel and motel names below to get rates, availability, and to make a reservation):
INNS AND MOTELS
Gualala Country Inn Very nice and only about a hundred feet from our reunion.
Breakers Inn A very short walk to our reunion
Surf Motel Downtown Gualala, just a short walk
Sea Cliff Uptown Gualala, still only a short walk to our reunion
St Orres Only the best inn and restaurant on the coast, about two miles north of Gualala on Highway 1 (The King of Jordan dropped in on his Harley for lunch last year!)
Whale Watch Inn Five miles north of Gualala, just past Anchor Bay overlooking the beach.
Mar Vista Cottages A coast classic, five miles north of Gualala, just past Anchor Bay
North Coast Country Inn Five miles north of Gualala just past Anchor Bay, at the corner of Highway 1 and Fish Rock Road
Point Arena Seashell Inn In downtown Point Arena
Coast Guard House Inn At Arena Cove
Wharfmasters Inn At Arena Cove
Point Arena Lighthouse About 16 miles north, but well worth the drive!
VACATION HOMES (Very roomy and inexpensive for families and sharing with friends – Gualala and The Sea Ranch)
Serenisea Properties are primarily in the Gualala/Anchor Bay area
Coasting Home Gualala and The Sea Ranch
Vacation Rentals by Owner Great locations and prices
Sea Ranch Rentals Needs no explanation
OTHER WEB SITES OF INTEREST
Class of 1960 Graduate Photos On Classmates.com – if you’re not a member, join!
Class of 1960, 1999 Reunion On Classmates.com
Class of 1960, 2000 Reunion On Classmates.com
Strong As An Ox And Nearly As Smart Click on this link to be taken to many of the stories I’ve written about growing up in Point Arena. While on the web site, click on “Show Older Posts” for other Point Arena stories.
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