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Cruise 1999 (Palm Beach Princess)

September 15, 2010 Leave a comment

Exciting trip on the “Palm Beach Princess”

By Herman Santa

On September 25, it was a day of celebration and joy in which a large group of members from the Spanish American Club, Inc. decided to go by boat. The event included a bus trip from Port St. Lucie to the Palm Beach port, funded by the club, and lunch on the luxurious casino boat. The party started as soon as we got on the bus in Port St. Lucie. The driver played Latin music and began the “Morning Show.” While some sang to the rhythm of the music, others danced in the aisle of the bus.

More than 50 people attended the traditional boat trip, where members, family, and friends rented a bus and embarked on a cruise in an atmosphere of healthy camaraderie and fun. Everyone enjoyed a wide variety of entertainment, such as lively Reggae music, shows, disco, swimming pool, and casinos. Ultimately, it was a special day of joy. Thanks to the Board of Directors for organizing this trip to celebrate the club’s “7th Anniversary.” We danced even on the bus!

 

Luau 1999

September 15, 2010 Leave a comment

Luau with D.J. “Coqui” at the Jensen Beach Women’s Club

By Herman Santa

Every year, the Spanish American Club, Inc. held the Hawaiian party on Saturday, August 7th, and everyone was there. The spacious ballroom of the Jensen Beach Women’s Club was packed. People who hadn’t seen each other in a while took the opportunity to dance and relieve their stress. It was also a chance for some of our members to get to know each other. We saw many new faces and happy people; almost everyone wore Hawaiian shirts and enjoyed dancing to the music of “Coqui.” Many enjoyed the snacks prepared by Gladys and Juan Piñeiro, as they had alcapurrias, empanadas, and tostones at reasonable prices.

During a recess, the club president, Yolanda Sánchez, welcomed everyone and reminded them of the upcoming activities of the club. Late at night, the raffles for the television, the 50/50, and the certificates were held. This time, the majority of the members were the winners.

The winner of the 19” color television with remote control was Pino Reyes. This is the second time that a member has taken home the grand prize. The other winners were as follows: Ivan Piñeiro (50/50) and Frank Scilabra (50/50). David Matos and Frank Scilabra (certificates from Quality Dental Care). Jessica Reyes (certificate from the restaurant “El Toro” in the city of Stuart). Once again, we must congratulate the Board of Directors who, in collaboration with the committees, the members, and the sponsors, managed to create a memorable event.

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Luau 1998

September 15, 2010 Leave a comment

Luau with D.J. Johnny Saltos at Holy Family Episcopal Church

By Herman Santa

It was a party filled with color, rhythm, and flavor at the annual Hawaiian party on Saturday, September 19th. Before starting the dance, we delighted our taste buds with a delicious meal that the board had prepared to celebrate the occasion. The menu featured roasted pork, fried rice, chicken, and desserts. With the entertainment of “Johnny’s Music,” it was no surprise that the members and guests who filled the dance hall at “Holy Family Episcopal Church,” where the dance took place, had a wonderful time and enjoyed a super lively Saturday night.

DJ Johnny Saltos did an excellent job and established himself as a good entertainer. More than forty guests enjoyed the rhythm of his music. Among those present were Olimpo and Patricia Cardenas, Olga Evician, Armando and Glady Getchel, Amelia Lanchez, John and Irene Elias, Angel Febus, Dasy Ahorrio, Coralis Romero, Louis and Rosa Luchesi, Jri Violeta González, Rosita Ross, Irene Rivera, Edgar Maldonado, Luz Elena Alarcón, Fiorelia Holguin, Maria Gaspard, David and Carmen Boden, José and Iris López, Carlos Guerra, Lupe Vaz, Efraín Gotay, Sandra Lozado, Ana Santori, and Roy Mercado among other guests.

The night culminated in the celebration of the birthdays of the partners and guests. In short, the Hawaiian party turned out to be an unquestionable success filled with joy, rhythm, and flavor. We want to thank the guests who shared a joyful night with us. Also, special thanks to Johnny Saltos for his kindness and professionalism, as without him we wouldn’t have enjoyed it as much. And lastly, to the board for planning another “Get Together” that brought us closer together as Hispanics, as there were people from almost the entire American continent.

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