MORRO BAY YACHT CLUB 541 Embarcadero • Morro Bay, CA 93442 Office Phone (805) 772-3981 October 2006

OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Commodore FROM YOUR COMMODORE Jim Phillips Vice Commodore Ahoy Mates, Dana McClish All were there except those who were square-there was Rear Commodore Johnny Angel, greasers, motorcycles and more than a few of the Kevin Williams Treasurer really “cool” in attendance at the 50’s party. Among the “cool” Cynthia Wimer attending were John Gajdos and Elaine Giannini who are now Secretary our newest club members. When you see them around the club, Laura McCarren Sr. Director give them a warm welcome. Jim Bruzenak You only have until November 1st to get your reservations in Director for the Commodore’s Ball, and, as Commodore, I do expect all to attend. Also, Glenda Boatman keep in mind that Saturday, November 4th is our General Meeting that will be COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS preceded by a potluck dinner. With a full stomach and a glass of wine all will be Port Captain ready for the General Meeting which promises to have something of interest to Jeff Davidson all. Ocean Fleet Captain Greg Barker The agenda for the General Meeting will include votes on the request of three Ocean Cruising Fleet Captain members for Life Membership, a motion brought to the Board for a change in the John Bodine By-Laws that would add the Port Captain to the Board along with a third Director, Day Sailer Fleet Captain Lorraine Budge a request from the Board that funds be provided from our reserves to install an Lido Fleet Captain elevator, and a dues increase of $75.00. Larry Salas As the Commodore, and as a member of this club, I feel that each of these is- Laser Fleet Captain sues deserves serious attention on the part of the membership. The Port Captain’s Andrew Brown job is huge and critical to the welfare of the club and deserves, in my opinion, the Summer Sailing Glenda Boatman authority that comes with being a member of the Board. We now have three-year Junior Advisor terms for Directors and it only makes sense to me to have one elected each year. I Bruce Masterson would also suggest that we make it customary, rather than mandatory, that the Lex Budge Fun Float outgoing Commodore serves as the new Director. Since we elect new Board Dick Evans (GPP) members each year having the immediate past Commodore on the Board will pro- Membership vide needed continuity. John Schmidt Activities Last year we spent a lot of money remodeling the heads. As the Vice Commo- Rachelle Phillips dore in charge of that project I felt there were two objectives to be met. One was Bar Steward the obvious one that it was time to upgrade, repair and modernize. The other was Manny Fimbres to gain compliance with the law, specifically those related to the Americans with Galley Chief Bob & Judy Salamacha Disabilities Act, which requires places with public access to be accessible to those Ship’s Store with disabilities. As far as the heads and the downstairs areas are concerned, con- Rachelle Phillips formity to the ADA has been met. All we have left to be fully compliant with Masthead/Webmaster Sharon Brooks ADA is to make the upstairs accessible. This is where the elevator comes in. Dana Reciprocating Secretary McClish, the Vice Commodore, has spent a great deal of time investigating this Glenda Boatman project and will make his proposal at our General Meeting. In my opinion an ele- Insurance Lee Drocco vator will complete our obligation to those who have disabilities and to members Social Hour Coordinator who just find it difficult getting upstairs where the action is most of the time. Polly Schneider (Continued on page 2) Computer Don Lockwood Thanks for the great photos! —Glenda Boatman: pg. 5 & 8; Dot & Pat Rygh: pg. Communications Max Sicher 6; Marlene McQueen: pg. 7; Rachelle Phillips: pg. 7; Don Vest: pg. 7; John Gajdos Library & Elaine: pg. 7; Barbara & Larry Earl: pg. 7; Kit & Don Lockwood & John Taylor: Janet Elliott pg. 8 & 9; Dana McClish: pg. 8; Andrew Brown: pg.9; Linda McDonald: pg. 2 & 9. Tidelands Park Editor’s Note: Submissions to the Masthead are due by the 21st of each month. You may e-mail your Maralee Parkin written material or digital photos to [email protected] or send them to Sharon Brooks . All submissions Mailing are subject to editing for content and space. Sharon Brooks We love your articles and photos! Thanks to all who contribute! Page 2 MASTHEAD October 2006

HAPPY HOUR HOSTS MEMBERSHIP NEWS REMEMBER! In order for us to keep our Greetings fellow members! liquor license, non-members are NOT AL- I am happy to announce our newest members voted into our club at the Sep- LOWED behind the bar and all guests must tember board meeting. Please welcome John Gajdos and Elaine Giannini- sign the guest book located at the end of the Gajdos. They have been around Morro Bay’s waterfront for many years and bar. have owned many sailboats. They now can be found crewing on race days with If you have questions about the operation of the both the Berndts and Raines. If you see John or Elaine, please say “HI” and bar, contact our Bar Stewards, Manny Fim- show them around. bres . If this is your first HOST ASSIGN- For the upcoming General Meeting in November, we will make a second MENT, contact the couple assigned with you attempt to vote in the following members for Life Membership. We were not and they will show you the ropes. able to vote them in the last general meeting due to a lack of attendance. They If unable to attend, it is your RESPONSI- are Willis and Patricia Mann, Ken and Betsy Cave, and Albert and Molly BILITY to find a replacement. Perhaps you Rakestraw. could trade with someone else on the Host Enjoy the fall sailing! List. John L Schmidt “SURPRISE!” From now on the club will Membership Chairman furnish paper products and plastic ware for Host Night. Hosts tend bar from 5:30 to 7:30 Also, I feel that an elevator will be an inevitable necessity at some point pm AND serve snacks at 6:00 till 7:30. and that doing it now will be less costly than doing it three to four years If you make a change, please let down the road. Polly know. Our last dues increase was in January 2004. Dues then were set at $225.00 per year. Since then all we have had are increased costs re- OCTOBER 2006 lated to all that we do. We also need to replace money spent, and ulti- 6 Chris and Lynn Helenius mately increase the money we have in a number of our reserve ac- Buck, Rosemary and Kathy Jorgens counts. The proposed dues increase does just that by providing more to 13 Ray and Susie Berndt the operating budget and more to the Long Range Planning Contin- Jeff and Karen Cederberg gency Fund. In retrospect, the proposed $75.00 increase represents Spaghetti Dinner $2.00 a month for each month of the past three years that we have en- $6.00 joyed having no increase in dues. How is that for rationalization? 20 Lex and Lolo Budge Elections are also part of the agenda for the General Meeting. Staff Julie and Mal Towery Commodore Salas is the chair of the Nominating Committee and, along 27 Larry and Barbara Earl Doug and Cheryl Gould with committee members Staff Commodore Ron May and member Bob NOVEMBER 2006 Kizziar, are hard at work seeking out those willing to serve. It is not too 3 Kathy and Brian Egan late to add your name to the list. Remember, someone must do the work Andy and Donna Arozena necessary for the club to function and, what the heck, why not you? Bill Austin Until the sun sets over the yardarm…… 10 Mark and Angela Soll Jim Phillips, Commodore Jack and Barbara Keely

17 Mary Flaven Ralph Wessel Randy and Faye Zeeb 24 Skip and Sandy Barnhart Daysailer Invitational 06 Gerald and Kathleen Ashenbrenner DECEMBER 2006 1 Paul and Michelle Dunn Bob Kile 8 Chuck and Pat Andell John and Jan Neiswanger Freddy Fernandez 15 Adriaan and Helma Smulders Dee Mace and Wayne Adair 22 Hal and Carol Carden Charles and Laura McCarren 29 John and Judy Michener Greg and Rosie Larson

— Polly Schneider October 2006 MASTHEAD Page 3

FROM YOUR VICE COMMODORE The next time you belly up to our famous bar, you may notice a new burgee with a big “T” on it. The Vice Commodore of the Tiburon Y.C. and I recently exchanged club burgees during an award ceremony for the San Francisco Bay Optimist Championships. The TYC enthusiasti- cally put on a very well run event with 10 races over Labor Day weekend. The MBJYC, was represented by Elizabeth Soll, Kathryn Soll, Shannon McClish and Rory McClish, all sailing in the Green Fleet. (Photos/results can be found at www.sfbayopti.org.) TYC, like MBYC, is a friendly, all –volunteer club, located on the N.E. side of the Tiburon Peninsula. And as if we weren’t having enough fun, the Opti sailor families were invited to camp on the lawn in front of the club. The sailing conditions were great and we hope to have MBJYC members attend annually. An upcoming item to be voted on at the November General Membership Meeting will be the installation of a wheelchair lift to be located on the exterior of the building near the location of the BBQ. I’ve been looking into this for some time now and I have a bid for the appropriate model for our use. Basically, it would be an enclosed elevator shaft going up to the landing at the top of the stairs with a 42” high lift car inside. The unit will be con- structed of galvanized steel and aluminum with tinted acrylic panels. This finish will best handle the salt air. Some site preparation will need to be provided, such as: electrical power, concrete work, and landing alterations. All in all, your Board of Directors believe this addition will serve our club well. A chair lift such as this one will complete the bulk of our A.D.A. compliance and of course provide much needed access for a portion of our membership, not to mention some relief in stocking the bar. So please come to the November General Member- ship Meeting and vote to fund this project. Thank you.

V.C. Dana McClish

FUN FLOAT

October 19th 10:00 AM

Warm sunshine, wafting breezes, glassy wa- ters and a great meal with friendly , intelligent people, that was our Sept. Fun Float. On Thursday, Oct. 19th at 10:00 AM our fear- less flotsom flotilla will once again sojourn into IN MEMORY OF the unknown. Bring a snack, liquids and undy- ing devotion toward the Grand Poo Pah. BOB WARREN

Bob was a generous boat owner– a fine craftsman who — G.P.P. contributed many sketches to the Masthead in the 80’s. He was most recently a fre- quent white wine sipper on Friday evenings. He will be missed. Page 4 MASTHEAD October 2006

FROM YOUR REAR COMMODORE

Ocean Fleet The Ocean Fleet ran a Makeup race on September 10th. Look for more on the Ocean Fleet in the Fleet Captain’s report from Greg Barker. Bay Fleet The Bay Fleet held several races this last month. The Morro Bay Daysailer Invitational, Fall II and Fall III, held on different days for the Lidos and the rest of the Bay Fleet. Dan MacDonald won the Fall Series for the Daysailer. Additional sailors for the Daysailer were Dana McClish, Susan Wiley, Victor Nigro, Ray Berndt, and Louis and Joni Wells. Don and Kit Lockwood won in Lidos. Also sailing were Larry Salas and daughter, Pat and Dot Rygh, Peter and Anita Rothenbuecher, Jim Orth, Terry Hensley and Bryan Watson. Upcoming Races Wysocki the 21st and 22nd of October, Juniors Regatta September 23rd, Jenkins Memorial October 7th, Lady at the Helm October 1st, and Ladies Day October 14th. Wysocki will be held at Lake Santa Margarita, water permitting, with a backup at Lake San Antonio. PROing We are still looking for Principal Race Officers, and helpers for all of the year’s final races except for Winter I which Jim Orth is doing, this being his second time PROing this year that I know of. The races left open are Drumstick, November 26th, the Commodores Cup November 18th, and a two day event Wysocki October 21st and 22nd. Conclusion Plenty of races to still get some sailing in. Many people think that this is the slow season for sailing. However, traveling sailors do a great deal of sailing during these next six months. Midwinter's in February, and Turkey days all over Southern and Northern Cal. We also have the hangover regatta, first of the year. Gail Condon discussed some of the sailing rules at the beginning of Saturdays regatta, please let me know if this was a helpful thing that you want to continue. Cheers Kevo

Reservation form in September Masthead, or on line at our website: www.mbyc.net….last chance Nov. 4th @ General meeting see Rachelle. October 2006 MASTHEAD Page 5

FROM THE PORT CAPTAIN’S DOCK

Ahoy all small boatyard users. Remember to make sure your boat that is kept in the boatyard is in pre- sentable shape. If you have a tarp covering your boat, see that it is neat and tidy, the trailer is operable, without flat tires and that there are no weeds in the area of your boat. We need to keep the boatyard in ship shape condition. All boats should have current registrations. Jeff Davidson

We sit, slack jawed, glassy eyed and drooling, staring at the silent phones. Occasionally a telemarketer calls and desperate for outside contact, we keep him on the line until he hangs up in disgust. Yes, we are the nominating committee, waiting for the flood of calls from members wanting to run for of- fice. But alas, even the telemarketers have stopped calling. Where are the outraged cries of “Throw the rascals out!”? Where are all those hubristic souls who know that they can do better? MIA I fear. The task of the nominating committee is to find two candidates for each position. We attempt this task in the hope we can complete our mission but to this date there has not been an overwhelming response. Here is the slate at this time.

Commodore: Dana McClish and ? Vice Commodore: Kevin Williams and John Schmidt Rear Commodore: Wayne Ratliff and ? Treasurer: Cynthia Wimer and ? Secretary: Sharon Brooks and ?

Nominations are always accepted from the floor at the General Meeting but why keep us in suspense?

The Lonesome Doves Bob Kizziar Ron May Larry Salas

Junior of the Month - Kai Schwennicke

Kai, son of Lisa and Robert Schwennicke, hails from Cayucos. At age 10, Kai attends Cayu- cos elementary in the 5th grade. His favorite subject is math. Kai's favorite activities besides sail- ing are Karate, soccer, and playing cello for the Youth Symphony. Kai sails with the Opti fleet, and loves competing. He aspires to become a better heavy wind sailor. Kai is a natural sailor and is quick to learn the concepts of sailing. Page 6 MASTHEAD October 2006

There has been only one race since the last Mast- 2:17:04. head deadline. On September 10 we had a make-up of The awards ceremony was held on the dock follow- the Fall 1 race that was cancelled for lack of wind. ing the race. Ron May generously instructed that the Two boats made it out to the starting line: Wayne Rat- Goofy Graphics certificate for the boat name and hail- liff with Voyager II and John Michener's Wind Rush. ing port that he won in a previous series be given to The forecast was for a small craft advisory until John for use on Wind Rush. Look for some smart mid-morning, then settling to a fresh breeze the rest of graphics to appear on John's boat in the near future. A the day. It seemed safe to set a long course to the club special thanks to Goofy Graphics as well. mark, out to Constantine Rock, and back the same way. Our race schedule will be picking up again in Octo- The boats had a good breeze for the first half of the ber. The Ladies at the Helm Race is scheduled for race, but the wind started to die down as they headed Sunday, October 1. The following Saturday, October 7 for the finish line. The winds held sufficiently to en- is the Jenkins Memorial. Then, on October 22, we will able Voyager II to finish by 1440 and Wind Rush by finish the Fall Series with Fall 3. We'll see you at the 1536. Wind Rush took second place with a corrected skipper's meeting. time of 2:44:03 and Voyager II brought home first with Greg Barker

by Kit Lockwood

We came out in force…small but mighty… for Fall II and III. We had to reschedule with the approval of the Rear Commodore, so that we could all go to our District Championships in the Bay area. We did have to find our own race committee and ALEX FINLEY and DOUG GOULD, our staunch supporters, did the job for us and we are most grateful. We had 7 boats sail in a ripping current on Saturday, but fortunately the breeze was strong enough to keep us moving. All I can remember of the results were the final firsts. On Saturday Pat and Dot placed first. On Sunday Don and Kit took first and the Series. Hopefully R.C., Kevin, will list the full results. The next weekend 5 of us went to District II Championships. The Sacramento Fleet had about the same num- ber, as did our hosting Fleet 62. I don’t have the exact numbers but there were, I believe, 17 boats present. The weather was absolutely gorgeous…warm and windy, rather gusty. Lake Elizabeth was a bit “green”, but we weren’t planning on swimming in it. First: CONGRATULATIONS to Terry Hensley, who placed 1st in the B Fleet. Terry had his nephew crewing for him. Second: CONDOLENCES TO: Bryan Watson, who was dismasted when a shroud broke; to Larry Salas, who sailed great until he had some gear problems; to Don Lockwood whose navigator got him lost on a race; and to Pat Rygh, who had an unfortunate experience with an El Toro. And so…there are many sad stories to tell…BUT it was all so much fun. After the first day of sailing 4 races, Lockwoods were tied for 1st place with Jack Navara, from Fremont. On the second day the Ryghs sailed into two, 1st places, to make some people a little nervous. The final results came out to be 1st Jack Navara, 2nd Don Lockwood, 3rd Pat Rygh. Saturday night we all went to Joe’s Place for a great dinner party. Joe’s hospitality was over the top, as were the efforts of Fremont Sailing Club. THANK YOU so much. We did have to have a short business meeting and the Sacramento Fleet volunteered to take over the District Secretary position. Next year the District II Championships will be in Sacramento. Meanwhile, Tom and Bette Jenkins went down to Big Bear to sail in a 2 day regatta. I hear it was a bit cold and more than a bit windy, with good competition. Tom won both days. Our next big weekend is at Santa Margarita Lake October 21 & 22. It’s always good fun camping, and a beautiful place to sail. Maybe we’ll get some sailors to come up from down south. October 2006 MASTHEAD Page 7

Dedicated to and inspired by Cheryl Gould, Dot Rygh and Karen Prewett.

Thank you for attending dressed so COOL & ready for fun!

Those responsible for planning or working the Blast from the Past: Susie & Ray Berndt, Joni & Lewis Wells, Nia & John Schmidt, Doug & Cheryl Gould, Janet Elliot, Jim & Rachelle Phillips, Jim Orth, Victor Nigro, Barbara & Larry Earl, Don Vest, Mike & Sharon Brooks. Page 8 MASTHEAD October 2006

FIRST ANNUAL JUNIOR REGATTA WAS A BIG SUCCESS...thanks to ALL the many supporters of the junior sailing program. I especially want to thank Dot and Pat Rygh, who hand carved to scale, the boats on the new Junior trophy. Then they were our total backup and support team for the whole regatta, and ready to take over if we could not be present. We had 3 groups of boats represented: Lidos, Lasers, and Optis, with 13 juniors competing... ALL WINNERS FOR GOING FOR THIS ADVENTURE. BIG THANK YOUS TO: Bruce Masterson, who has been coaching our juniors for 3 years. Dana McClish, Lex Budge, Ron Giddings...these guys have put hours of their time into coaching and teaching the juniors. Glenda Boatman who took on feeding kids and YC, with her galley crew of Susie and Ray Berndt, Joni and Lou Wells, Sharon Brooks. Safety Boats...Doug Gould and Mike Brooks, Bruce Masterson and Mike Woods. Calligrapher...Joni Wells Photos…...John Taylor Race Committee...Don Lockwood, Pat & Dot Rygh, Bev & Roy Gammill, Root Beer Float Creators...Brooks and Michael Measures Volunteers: Brigid Woods, Gail Condon, Rachelle Phillips, and others whom I may have missed at this moment. And all of you who cheered and assisted is some small way...THANK YOU..."many hands make light the work". AND TO THE KIDS...WHAT GREAT KIDS THEY ARE!! LASERS: OPTIMIST SAILORS: 1st Joel Crow, Commodore of the Junior YC. 1st Nathan Friedman 2nd Spenser Branch 2nd Rory McClish 3rd Connor Masterson 3rd Kai Schwennicke 4th Luke Woods 4th William Woods 5th Shannon McClish LIDOS: Tied for... 1st Garrett Jolly & Reid Brown Nick Nelms (with Coach Ron Giddings)

YOU ALL DID A FANTASTIC JOB!!!. WHAT WAS SO FANTASTIC YOU ASK??? 1...For most of you it was your first regatta. 2...You pushed the start line, had 2 general recalls and a number of individual recalls...very aggressive starts!!! 3...The racing was close and competitive, fun to watch, with 2 full on TIES in two different classes. 4...You all set up your boats, put your boats away, and helped each other. 5...You all held your cool, played as fair as you knew how to, and showed good sportsmanship (nothing could make us prouder than that). CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERY JUNIOR WHO SAILED. October 2006 MASTHEAD Page 9

From your Board of Directors A big thank you to the Salamacha’s for a great Hamburger Night season.

If you have a dinghy tied to our dock please identify it by putting your name where it can be clearly seen.

The October Board meeting will be on the regularly scheduled Thursday night.

Do not leave club furniture outside.

Get your reservations in for the Commodore's Ball. The deadline is November 1st.

Bar tenders and members are reminded to write clearly on tabs.

If you open the bar you are responsible for it being locked.

Plan to attend the General Meeting November 4th. Pot luck at 6 and meeting at 7. Agenda items include, approval of Life Members, a dues increase, adding an elevator, and adding the Port Captain and a third director to the Board.

People News

Marrie Arata of Sutter Creek and Andrew Brown of Los Osos have announced their engagement to be married in the Spring of 2008.

They became engaged at Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland in June while traveling in Europe and sailing in the International Sail Training race from St. Malo, France to Lisbon, Portugal.

New Members:

John Gajdos and Elaine Giannini-Gajdos (Member #256)

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October 6th October 6th 5:00 PM SOCIAL MEETING Social Meeting 5:00 PM NEW TIME!!! NEW TIME!!! Spaghetti Dinner- October 12th October 13th 7:00P Board Meeting Don't cook dinner on Friday the 13th! Join us at the club for a Spa- ghetti Dinner ($6.00) instead of our Spaghetti Dinner- regular Happy Hour Snacks. October 13th Bob Pyeatt is the master chef for this event. Please $6.00 sign up by Wednesday, October 11th, so we know how many to plan for.

October 19th 50's Party Fun Float People are still talking about the fantastic 10:00AM 50's Party that Sharon Brooks and her com- mittee put on. A huge THANK YOU to October 21 Sharon and all who worked so hard at making it the best Masthead Deadline party this year ( and maybe in recent years!!)

HALLOWEEN October 27 Halloween

Mask Contest A big THANK YOU to Jayne Behman for donating her artwork on postcards that are being sold in the Ship's Store. All of the proceeds will go to the Juniors' fund. They are packaged 6 for $5.00 and they show a beauti- ful drawing of our yacht club. Make your donation by purchasing some today!

For the Commodore's Ball: Ties and yacht club blazer insignias are for sale. Ocean Races Start: 12:00 NOON Bay Races Start: 11:00 AM October 2006 Skippers Meeting: 10:30 AM Skippers Meeting: 10:30 AM Friday Happy Hour Hosts Serve Snacks and Tend Bar from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

12:00 Ocean Race 1 2 3 4 5 Hosts: 6 12:00 Ocean Race 7 Ladies @ the Helm Chris and Lynn Jenkins Memorial Helenius Buck, Rosemary and Kathy Jorgens Oktober Fest @ Santa Cru z Social Meeting 5:00PM JUNIORS 8 Columbus Day 9 10 11 Board Meeting 12 Hosts: 13 11:00 Bay Race 14 7:00 PM Ray and Susie Berndt Ladies ’ Day Jeff and Karen Cederberg

Spaghetti Dinner $6.00

11:00 Bay Race 15 16 17 18 Fun Float 19 Hosts: 20 WYSOCKI 21 Fall Make-up 10:00 AM Le x and Lolo Budge MEMORIAL @ From Dock Julie and Mal Towery MARGARITA

Masthead Deadline WYSOCKI 22 23 24 25 26 Hosts: 27 28 MEMORIAL @ Larry and Barbara MA RGA RITA Earl

JUNIORS Doug and Cheryl Gould

12:00 Ocean Race FALL 3

Hallow een TidelandS Volunteers — 29 30 31 October: 2: John and Frances Budlong; 4: Blaine and Maralee Parkin; 6: Rosemary Jorgens and Carolyn Pye; 9: Freddie Fernandez and Ralph Wessel; 11: Bob and Judy Salamacha; 16: Bob Pyeatt; 18: Dick and Charlene Evans; 20: Bob and Janice Moore; 23: Maralee and Blaine Parkin; 25: Harold Hartsell; 27: Mal and Julie Towery; 30: Kevin Williams. Alternates: Gail Condon and Lynn Meissen. November: 1: Blaine and Maralee Parkin; 3: Rosemary Jorgens and Carolyn Pye; 6: John and Frances Budlong; 8: Tom Haynie and Ad Smulders; 10: Mal and Julie Towery; 13: Freddie Fernandez and Ralph Wessel; 15: Dick and Charlene Evans; 17: Lee and Sue Drocco; 20: Kevin Williams; 22: Bob Pyeatt; 24: Bud and Janice Moore; 27: Lee and Sue Drocco; 29: Harold Hartsell. Alternates: Bob and Judy Salamacha and Lynn Meissen.

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Hosts: Race Bay 11:00

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JUNIORS Ashenbrener Ashenbrener

Gerald and Kathleen Kathleen and Gerald

Barnhart Barnhart

Founders Cup Founders

Skip and Sandy Sandy and Skip

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12:00 Ocean Race Race Ocean 12:00 Hosts: Hosts:

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Randy and Faye Zeeb Zeeb Faye and Randy

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11:00 Bay Race Race Bay 11:00 Race Ocean 12:00 Hosts: Hosts:

Veteran’s Day Day Veteran’s

Keely Barbara and Jack

Devlin 3 Devlin

Madonna Inn Inn Madonna Soll Angela and Mark PM 7:00 11 11 10 9 8 7 6 5

12:00 Ocean Race Race Ocean 12:00 6:00PM 6:00PM Hosts: Meeting Board

5:00PM 5:00PM

Social Meeting Meeting Social

Bill Austin Austin Bill

Donna and Andy Arozena Arozena Andy and Donna

Kathy and Brian Egan Egan Brian and Kathy 4 4 3 2 1

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Friday Happy Hour Hosts Serve Snacks and Tend Bar from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. PM. 7:30 to PM 6:00 from Bar Tend and Snacks Serve Hosts Hour Happy Friday

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Skippers Meeting: 10:30 AM 10:30 Meeting: Skippers AM 10:30 Meeting: Skippers

Bay Races Start: 11:00 AM AM 11:00 Start: Races Bay NOON 12:00 Start: Races Ocean

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