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  • A Hearty Welcome to New TCC Members

    The Travelers’ Century Club is pleased to welcome the following new members to the club: Acosta, Mr. David Charles Attick, Mr. Fred & Mrs. Mary Barusch, Mr. Ronald Miller–Alper, Mrs. Joyce Roberta “JR” Bowman, Ms. Dusty Dawn Buhain, Dr. Jose D. Campbell, Ms. Laurie Davis, Mr. Jerry H. Diaz, Ms. Deborah Dodson, Mr. J. Daryl

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  • Well Traveled: December 2012

    Our congratulations to those Club members who have reached higher levels of countries visited. Well traveled. Platinum Members (250 or more countries) Mr. Neal J. Pollock Arlington, VA Silver Members (150 or more countries) Mr. Richard Goldman Los Angeles, CA Dr. Stewart Karlinsky Los Altos, CA Mr. Del McCuen Mrs. Linda McCuen Long Beach, CA

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  • Don Parrish Visits 22 Countries in 2011

    With travel to 22 countries last year, Chicago-area member Donald M. Parrish, Jr., completed visits to 312 of the 321 TCC destinations, thus becoming a Diamond member. He also completed travel to the UN list of 193 countries. Parrish started his international travel in 1957, to Mexico, and ended with his stay in Mongolia in

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  • Getting Involved With TCC

    How to be an Area Coordinator – You should be a dues-paying member for several years. It’s a volunteer position, primarily communicating with TCC members in your local area. The only requirements are to arrange social gatherings (lunches, dinners, cocktail or coffee receptions, excursions, etc.) in a member’s home or restaurant; arrange programs (speakers or

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  • Club Announcements: This ‘n That

      The 2012 TCC Roster of Members will be mailed to members in early December. It contains an updated History of the club. Send any corrections to TCC Headquarters Invoices for the 2013 Dues will be mailed the end of December and are due on receipt. Southern California luncheon meetings in 2013 are on the

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  • Promoting TCC Membership

    While traveling, TCC members usually encounter other travelers who like to talk about all the places they have visited. Do you ever stop them and ask if they think they have been to 100 countries? They usually have not heard about the Travelers’ Century Club. (If they have, you may be pleasantly surprised to find

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  • Clarifying Country Counts

    TCC Headquarters often gets questions about how to count countries that have been divided or “retired,” and whether one must visit the “new” country to get credit. Others have asked if stopping in an airport for a connecting flight counts as a country visit. TCC Past President Kevin Hughes has provided us with a good

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  • A Message From the President

    Stuck on one of those long-haul flights not too long ago, I discovered the movie The Big Year. Steve Martin, Owen Wilson and Jack Black play fanatical birders who give up their daily lives to see who can spot the greatest number of bird species in a calendar year, and thereby gain the title of

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  • A Message From the Chairman

    It hardly seems like another travel year is closing, but it’s time again for us to wish a Happy Holiday Season to all TCC members worldwide. Dues bills for 2013 will be mailed in December. Some of you paid your dues for 2012 the last quarter of this year. You must pay your 2013 dues

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  • An Invitation to the December 2012 Southern California Luncheon

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    Award-winning documentary filmmaker and TCC member Craig Forrest will be the speaker at the Los Angeles area TCC Meeting on Dec. 8 at Lawry’s restaurant. “Passport, Camera, Ready to Travel” is his subject. He will show clips from The Amazing Race, the Discovery, Travel and History channels, and Animal Planet – followed by questions/answers and

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