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THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF THE GOLD COAST TREASURE CLUB, INC.
President:
Frank Nash
786-269-5744
Vice-President:
Sue Chonoles
561-262-8621
Secretary
Jan Smirnow
561-376-6211
Treasurer
Vacant
Huntmaster: Vacant
Refreshments: Vacant
Photographer: Steve Hoskins
Librarian: Vern Blausey
Prize Coordinator: Jan Smirnow
Membership: John Lobota
Website Administrator:
John Lobota
Newsletter Editor:
Linda Bennett
labennettuk@gmail.com
Email:
gctreasureclub@yahoo.com
Website:
www.apex-ephemera.com/gctc/
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Club Mailing Address:
GCTC C/O Gail Hoskins
206 Russell Drive
Lake Worth, FL 33461
VOLUME 41 NUMBER 10
THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE 7:00 PM OCTOBER 13
AT THE SOUTH FLORIDA SCIENCE
IN DREHER PARK
IN WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA
OUR CODE OF ETHICS: HAVE PERMISSION AND DO NO HARM
OCTOBER MEETING
Since our county escaped major
damage from Hurricane Matthew, we
are hoping that Billy Weinshank will
be able to confirm his calendar to
speak on terrorism and ways we can
combat it in Palm Beach County.
Since he is also a member of the
Palm Beach County (Florida and
FEMA) Community Emergency
Response Team (CERT), his work
schedule may have been rearranged.
Other business items to be
covered at our meeting will be the
formation
of
a
nominating
committee. This committee will then
present a slate of candidates for the
2017 officers at the November
meeting for election. Officers will
be installed at the end of the Holiday
Party in December.
Also the Holiday party committee
will be looking for volunteers to
organize for our party in December.
JOIN US EARLY AT
Dues are $35 a year.
New members pay an
initiation fee of $5, plus:
$35 if joining between Jan. 1st
and the end of June,
or $17.50 if joining between
July 1 and Dec. 31. $5 extra for
FMDAC membership.
OCTOBER 2016
Flanigans Seafood Restaurant
330 Southern Blvd,
West Palm Beach, Fl 33405
5:15 pm
Dutch treat!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
October
Karl Bennett (10/9)
Laurie Haire(10/24)
Kurt Herring (10/28)
Gail Hoskins (10/21)
Jerry Laur (10/18)
Ed Mitchell (10/4)
Mike Mullner (11/2)
Mary Quinones (10/16)
Jan Smirnow (10/27)
James Smith (10/31)
SYMPATHY
Member Milton Yamada recently
passed away. Also Gail Hoskins'
mother passed away.
Hugs and prayers to these families
for their loss.
SEPTEMBER MONTHLY
BEST FIND WINNERS
Back row - Paul Hamlin, Steve Hamedl, Gary McNew,
Jim Orlando
Front row - Cheryl Petenbrink and Ingrid Orlando
Best Gold With Stone
Gary McNew
Best Gold
Cheryl Petenbrink
No Picture
Available
Gold Ring with Amethyst
Best Silver
Steve Hamedl
Gold Necklace
Most Unusual
Jim and Ingrid Orlando
Pandora Bracelet & Diamonds
Best Costume
Steve Hamedl
Fishing Lure
Best Coin
Paul Hamlin
No Picture
Available
Ring
SEPTEMBER MEETING MINUTES
Our September meeting was held in the theater at the
Science Museum due to last minute change by the Science
Center. Attended by 27 members and guests. We now
have several new members: Randy Selnick, Brenda
Holland, Keith and Barbara Ann Smith and last but not
least Penny Wilson. Welcome aboard to all! In addition,
Chris Norris attended as a guest. Steve Hamedl, Ingrid
Orlando and Brenda Holland each received Birthday
dollars.
Our Treasurer, Nick Mosca, reported $1540 in the
treasury. Expenses for the month: $300 for six months
rent. The Silver Bar raffle was won by Betty Laur. Plans
are to have another one to raffle in October.
It was decided not to participate in the yard sale with
John and Tammy Lobota and not to have a silent auction
at this time.
Copies of the Florida Liability form, Permission to
Enter Private Land and the GCTC Member Liability form
were discussed and made available to the members.
The hunt for September was voted on for the 18th with 19
members signing up. It was decided to hold it at Carlin
Park in Jupiter.
The 50/50 raffle was won by Amy Hamedl for $20 and
new member Brenda Holland won a set of headphones.
New Member Keith Smith told of his years of metal
detecting, along with various other ventures. Quite
interesting! He and his wife, Barbara Ann, are from the
Richmond, Virginia area and have been involved in
antique auctioning for years. He presently is enjoying
metal detecting the beaches of Florida everyday!
1946 Wheat Penny
Second Place
Gold with Stone - White Gold Band/ Diamonds - Steve
Hamedl
Gold - 18 K Gold Ring - Gary McNew
Silver - Tennis Bracelet - Gary McNew
Unusual - Pocket Knife - Gary McNew
Costume - Class Ring - Gary McNew
Coin - 500 Peso - Gary McNew
NEW BOOK
Southeastern Art Research, LLC announces the
publication of its new treasure beach field guide "Metal
Detecting Field Guide to Florida's 1715 Spanish Treasure
Coast Shipwrecks" by John Rapp. The guide contains the
information on the many treasure shipwrecks that sunk
within 100 - 300 feet offshore along the Florida East
Coast. Included with each shipwreck location is the GPS
location on the beach where gold and silver coins and
relics have been found as recently as 2015 and 2016. The
author gathers this information from multiple metal
detecting forums "finds" postings.
This Field guide is a must for anyone visiting Florida's
East coast on their vacation. You can order the book on
Amazon or directly from the author by sending an email to
maxxkatt77@gmail.com. The 26-page field guide cost is
$14.95 and the author accepts PayPal payments and
personal checks.
MEMBERS AD
For Sale: Like-new Fisher black F-75 Special Edition
detector with both 11" DD and 5" DD (new) waterproof
search coils. Certified/set up by Tom Dankowski. Less
than two (2) hours use. $850.00/OBO
Pete Schneider 561-630-9262
***************************
For Sale: Small dog door - sells for $189. For sale $75
or best offer. Excellent condition.
Jan Smirnow 561-376-6211
ONGOING CLUB PROJECTS
Our club collects eye glasses, foreign coins, miscellaneous
items of costume jewelry/tokens/metal toys, pull tabs, and
empty ink cartridges. small electrical stuff (nothing bigger
than a large toaster), cell phones, tape recorders, printers
etc. for recycling. Give to Jan Smirnow.
From Dick Stout
Stout Standards
stoutstandards.wordpress.com
Back in November of last year I had a little fun with Stats
and Abbreviations. Guess what? I have more!! Save
them and study them.
BPVNF – Best produced video with no finds
DWBB – Detectorist with biggest belly
DWMC – Detectorist with most coils
MTSIPC – Most time spent trying to identify piece of crap
DWMMW – Detectorist with most misspelled words
MASMOD – Most appearances on social media/one day
DBMF – Detectorist who’s been banned from the most
forums
BDD – Best dressed detectorist
BDDGIJ – Best dressed detectorist, G.I. Joe category
DWBBS – Detectorist with best line of bullshit
DWMV – Detectorist with most videos
DWWV – Detectorist with worst videos
DWOSC – Detectorist who ought to sell camera
DSWMF – Detectorist who said “Welcome” most times on
forums
DWLPP – Detectorist with longest pinpointer
DWBPP – Detectorist with biggest pinpointer
DWBMPP – Detectorist who brags the most about his
pinpointer
DWCFPP – Detectorist who can’t even find his pinpointer
RTFLW – Ratio of trash to four letter words
DWSNKD – Detectorist who should never knock on doors
CLUB HUNT
Our September hunt was held at Carlin Park, Jupiter.
The hunt was attended by 21 happy members, all bearing
delicious dishes to share! President Nash gave everyone
a scare by calling in sick but he did manage to show up
with a lot of assistance from his lady friend Laurie and his
son Michael. Frank was bringing the BBQ coal, lighter,
chips, sodas, ice, hot dogs, condiments, and the breakfast
goodies! Needless to say it would have been a real
problem at the last minute to bring what he spent a month
collecting. Kudos go to Frank and family for getting the
job done well!
Jan misinterpreted the signs on the beach and planted
the coins (etc) in the newly formed dunes! Well we got to
hunt for a half an hour and most of the planted goodies
were found, before the lifeguards shut us down! A major
Oops on my part!.
The food was great and honorable mention should go
everyone for being a part of the luncheon. The members
appeared to all have a great time looking at their finds and
enjoying the food.
Special thanks go to Cheryl Petenbrink for helping me
set this hunt up and special thanks to Ingrid Orlando for
helping with the planting! Special recognition goes to the
Chef of the Day, new Member Brenda Holland who single
handed started the charcoal and cooked every dog!.
The nicest part of the BBQ and Hunt was how
everyone was so helpful! Thanks everyone!
Respectively Submitted, Jan Smirnow
GCTC,
INC.
The Tinfoil
Times
C/O GAIL HOSKINS
206 RUSSELL DRIVE
LAKE WORTH, FL
33461
The Tinfoil Times
UPCOMING EVENTS
CLUB MEETING: OCTOBER 13, 2016
TCAS Hunt: March 11, 2017
Sunshine Shootout & Relic Hunt: April 1, 2017
VISIT OUR WEBSITE:
http://www.apex-ephemera.com/gctc/
Thanks to Betty Laur
for Proofreading
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