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Established 1908 JULY 2012

PYC’S CHALLENGE CUP TEAM Photo by Julie Connerley ON THES HORIZONTAFF NOTES IN JULY... FLAG OFFICERS Stephen Suchy, General Manager JERE ALLEN c 529-0927 h 916-4480 Friday, July 1 Commodore [email protected] Junior Olympics SUSAN MCKINNON c 450-0703 h 477-9951 Vice Commodore/Facilities [email protected] BOB DAWKINS c 380-5713 Wednesday, July 4 Rear Commodore/Membership [email protected]. com th 4 of July Picnic – 6PM JOHN BUZIAK c 291-2115 h 457-4142 Reservations Required Fleet Captain/GYA Coordinator [email protected] LINDA WHITMAN c 572-2956 h 476-5006 Secretary/Risk Management [email protected] or Thursday, July 5 Entertainment [email protected] Hospitality Committee Meeting – 12PM DAN SMITHSON c 449-7843 h 968-1260 Treasurer/Finance [email protected] Tuesday, July 10 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Junior Board Meeting – 5:30PM ALAN MCMILLAN c 449-3101 h 456-6264 Commodore Emeritus [email protected] Saturday, July 14 LEE HARGROVE c 292-4783 Marina & Dry Storage [email protected] Raft Up BRUCE PARTINGTON h 433-7208 Junior Sailing [email protected] or Tuesday, July 17 [email protected] Membership Committee Meeting – 5:30PM BEN MYERS c 293-0565 h 470-0395 Communications [email protected] Finance Committee Meeting – 7PM BOB RIGGS c 251-753-4026 h 251-990-5908 FCYC [email protected] Wednesday,“Promoting July 18 the Finest HomesROBERT LEIDNERin Northwest h 433-6323 Florida” Board of Directors Meeting – 6:30PM Director [email protected] ANN PLEUNE c 449-3905 h 470-0325 Director [email protected] Sunday, July 22 Super Sunday in the Grille PYC MANAGEMENT Live Entertainment JIM WARWICK 433-8804 ex 104 General Manager [email protected] DEON BOATMAN 433-8804 ex 101 Tuesday, July 24 Office Manager [email protected]

Ham Radio Meeting – 5PM JENNIFER LANGHAM 433-8804 ex 100 Accounts Payable/Webmaster [email protected] Wednesday, July 25 SCOTT SEGERS 433-8804 ex 102 Event Coordinator [email protected] Last Wednesday Program – 7PM ANDREA VANDAL 433-8804 ex 103 Bar Manager [email protected] Preview Property Specialist Friday, July 27 ARTIE GLESS 433-8804 ex 107 Call 850-572-1944 Prospective Member Night – 6PM Executive Chef [email protected]@aol.comm GREG SPITZER 433-8804 ex 108 Dockmaster [email protected] Saturday, July 28 SCOTT TILLEMAA 433-8804 ex 111 Rock ‘N Roll Party Sailing Director [email protected] (DFK2I¿FHLV,QGHSHQGHQWO\ Owned and Operated Reservations Required ERIKA BARNES 433-8804 ex 113 Jib Sheet Editor [email protected] Page 2‡-XO\¶ COMMODORE’S COMMENTS JERE ALLEN

COME CELEBRATE THE FOURTH OF JULY AT PYC! I always think of families being together, games, swimming pool, hot dogs and hamburgers, fireworks and fun when remembering the Fourth. We will have all of these things at PYC this Fourth except for fireworks, but you can view them from the lawn. Come spend the day with us—there will be fun for all. Crew of My Sharona June was a month for Regattas with the Gulfport to Pensacola race, Challenge Cup and Junior Olympics. Mother Nature did not cooperate very well for the first two and presented challenges of her own. Gulfport to Pensacola was raced with a stiff wind on the bow for the whole race. Normally, the faster boats finish in the early morning hours with most in by noon. This year we had boats finishing as late as 9:00 in the evening. But perseverance pays off—two cruising non spinnaker boats finished after the trophy presentation, but still Partial Crew of Kairos placed second and third. It speaks well for always staying the course. There was no wind and then too much wind for the Challenge Cup with Sunday’s races being cancelled due to Tropical Storm Debbie. Congratulations to George Gamble and crew (My Sharona) for placing third in Class A. and Lou Makarowski and crew (Kairos) for First in Cruising NS in the Gulfport to Pensacola race. Also congrats to our PYC team for placing Third overall in the Challenge Cup. A big thank you to all of our volunteers for their outstanding support of PYC Commodores at the FCA Luncheon both events! Have you gotten involved as a volunteer at PYC? If you have an interest in serving on one of our many committees, just let the committee chair know whose phone number is listed in this Jib Sheet. They would be excited to have you on their committee. Vice Commodore, Susan McKinnon, and her Facilities Committee continue to enhance our clubhouse. Have you noticed the new carpet in the lobby and grill room? This area has also received a fresh coat of paint and the combination Julie Connerley exchanges burgees at Chicago YC of paint and new carpet really looks great. Rear Commodore, Bob Dawkins, and the Membership Committee is working hard to attract new members—their efforts are paying off. In June, the Board approved seven new memberships—let’s keep the trend going. Gaining new members is the life blood of our club. Perhaps now is the time for you to bring that friend you were thinking about asking to a perspective new member night. Hope to see you at PYC on the Fourth. Kirby Smith & Joe Leccese and sons Top 3 photos by Julie Connerley -XO\¶‡3DJH3 VICE COMMODORE’S COMMENTS SUSAN MCKINNON The Club is the place to be in July. To start the PYC’s Springtime in Paris Party month, we will be celebrating the birth of our great nation on July Fourth. Inside the clubhouse, the kitchen staff will be busy preparing our favorite holiday food, while outside we will be enjoying lots of fun, old-fashioned games. When is the last time you, your children or grandchildren participated in a potato sack race, water balloon toss, or three-legged race? The fun and games on the lawn will begin at 3:00 p.m. Invite your family and friends and we’ll see you there!! Also, plan to attend the Family Fun Day in August. Like the fun and games on July Fourth, we will gather outside for an enjoyable day of “end of summer” activities. Recent Tropical Storm Debby has once again reminded us how vulnerable we are on the Gulf Coast. This early storm preempted many boat owners in our Marina to seek shelter in calmer waters. Thank you to all who proactively moved their boats. From our beautiful vista on the mouth of Bayou Chico to Pensacola Bay, we are at the mercy of the turbulent weather of hurricane season. Is it time to move that boat from the driveway or yard? PYC has a great place to store your boat! Affordable slips are available in dry storage. Please see our dock master, Greg Spitzer, for details. PYC MARINA HURRICANE PREPARDEDNESS by Lee Hargrove

The early prediction for the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season is for an active season with an above average number of storms. Regardless of the predictions or their accuracy, PYC must be ready and all marina tenants should have a plan in place for removing their boats from the PYC marina. If a marina tenant is out of town or lives outside of the PYC area they must have someone designated to accept responsibility to remove and secure their boat in another location. The following actions are to be taken when the Commodore activates our “Hurricane Plan” due to the anticipated landfall of a hurricane or strong tropical storm in our area: 1. The PYC DOCK MASTER will immediately call all wet slip tenants and advise them of the need to remove their boats from the marina within 24 hours. No boats will be allowed to remain in the marina during a hurricane or tropical storm. Electrical service will be one of the first things to be shut off, allowing time to remove the service pedestals. Following the 24-hour boat removal period, the dock boards will be removed. 2. Boats in dry storage do not have to be removed. However, masts must be taken down and the boat properly secured to ground anchors. 3. A contractor has been engaged to remove the dock boards in the marina but any volunteers who can help with the process are welcome. Please call the office and let us know if you are willing to help. All tenants are requested to insure that their Hurricane Plan is up-to-date.

Page 4‡-XO\¶ MEMBERSHIP REPORT NOTES FF TA S BOB DAWKINS Stephen Suchy, General Manager General Suchy, Stephen This month we welcome six members to PYC’s Springtime in Paris Party PYC. Kevin Ryan joins as an Active member. Kevin is a Financial Advisor with Merrill Lynch and has two daughters ages four and six. He is interested in learning about sailing. Randall Williams returns as an Active member. He and his wife, Mary, are retired and the children are “all grown - thank goodness.” Michael Patterson is an attorney with Emmanual, Sheppard & Condon, and also returns as an Active member. He and his wife, Anne, have two children ages 17 and 22. He sails a Corsair F31 and enjoys fishing. Dennis McKinnon is retired and returns as an Active member. He and his wife, Maureen, have a twenty-nine foot Striper powerboat which they use for fishing and dayboating. Richard Hill Turner is an attorney with Whibbs & Stone and joins as a Young Adult member. He and his wife, Daisy, have a daughter who is ten months old as I write this. They don’t own a boat at this time but are interested in getting involved in boating. Lauren Davis joins as a Young Adult member. She works as an office assistant and sails “The Scalded Chicken”, a wooden Y-flyer. Please welcome these new and returning members. Our next prospective member night will be Friday, July 27, but please remember there is no need to wait for a prospective member program. Florida” Northwest in Homes Finest the “Promoting SAVE THE DATES!

Don’t miss these upcoming events at PYC:

July Specialist 4 th – AnnualProperty Preview Picnic on the Lawn Call 850-572-1944 Call July 22nd – [email protected] Sunday in the Grille With Live Entertainment

th July 28 (DFK2I¿FHLV,QGHSHQGHQWO\ – Rock ‘N Roll Party Owned and Operated and Owned August 5th – Family Fun Day

-XO\¶‡3DJH5 HOSPITALITY GWEN HERRIN & JEAN FLEEGE Summer is in full swing now and for many of us it means hanging out with family and friends. There is no better place than PYC to hang at this time of the year. The pool is refreshingly cool and the poolside service provides you with food and drink whenever you wish. It is also cool in the PYC Grill Room during the heat of the summer to visit with friends and family over lunch, dinner, or just drinks. You are never rushed and the service great. Ahhhh and then there are cool breezes in the evening on the PYC deck where you can watch the sunset and boats float in and out of the channel while sippin’ your favorite beverage while enjoying a quick bite. Summer in Pensacola is truly all about spending time at PYC with family and friends. Come on down and enjoy the view!! Just a quick reminder that PYC is a great place to hold a wedding and/or a wedding reception, host a Christmas Party, special luncheon or dinner party, bridal shower, baby shower, business meeting, etc. reserve your date today with our new Events Coordinator, Scott Segers. No detail will be left unattended.

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Away from our bay, Dave Hoffman and five others spent 12 days in May sailing the Spanish Balearic Islands aboard a Kaufman 47. The cruise began in Barcelona followed by several stops along the north shore of Mallorca and Ibiza before ending in Palma. Dave enjoyed the spectacular mountainous coast, the wonderful harbors with old stone walled cities, the deep blue water of the Mediterranean and the great food in many outdoor waterfront tapas cafes. On June 4, a surprise birthday package made its appearance for Erin Sammis in the form of a sweet baby girl. Husband Adam commented, “ What a wonderful birthday present for my beautiful wife Erin, the arrival of our daughter Elizabeth Kelley Sammis!” This past month the stork also paid a visit to Texas. Larry and Ann-Marie Bowyer took time away from cruising the Caribbean to welcome their new grandson, Grant Alan Bowyer into the family. Congratulations to the Bowyer family! Congratulations also go to the Moraski family on the marriage of Andrew Moraski who married his sweetheart Kelsey in lovely mountain top ceremony in the Colorado last month. Andrew is the son of Past Commodore Roger Moraski and his wife, Betsy. Beloved Past Commodore William Troendle passed away this month. We offer our condolences to Beverly Troendle and family for their loss.

Page 6‡-XO\¶ FLEET CAPTAIN’S REPORT JOHN BUZIAK

Often when I am talking with people GOTTA REGATTA 2012 about the battle to grow the sailing JULY community I tell them it will be won a 7-21 Bikini Cup NYCP sailor at a time. I tell them there is no 7-28 Race for the Roses PBYC magic boat that cause people to come SEPTEMBER 9-8 Commodore’s Cup #3 NYCP flocking to the sport. But there are magic moments. In Chappell & Stitt PYC the Jib Sheet this month’s is a picture of a couple of 9-15 To the Pier & Back PBYC Dads with their sons going out to race 420s on Father’s OCTOBER day. They self styled the event as “The Father’s Day 10-6 PYC #1 Throw Down”. Two years ago I doubt Joe and Kirby ever 10-12 WFORC PYC 10-20 Schreck Regatta PYC thought they would find themselves in a 420 on Father’s Day. But this Father’s Day they learned something NOVEMBER 11-3 Cruising Couples #2 PYC about their kids, themselves and sailing. That’s where 11-10 Jubilee Regatta the magic comes from. Keep this little event in mind. Individual FS Champ PYC 11-17 PYC #2 PYC Next year maybe we add a few more Dads. Before I get 11-18 Turkey Trot PBYC of this subject, how about the Moms getting out there DECEMBER next Mother’s Days. 12-8 Santa Claus Regatta PYC Now it is Sunday morning, the last day of Challenge Cup. I am in my office waiting for the next TS Debbie found themselves sailing in the middle of the update, pondering the results of the most recent pack. Being 1st after the first day of racing, Challenge cup. Pensacola boats (PYC and the Beach) the hoard of hot racers from Southern and made up nearly a quarter of the fleet of 37 boats. The Ponchatrain were able to push PYC down fleet spans true ocean racers such as Kokopelli (A.K.A the rankings to finish 3rd overall. Toga Party, you know what that Coastie had on his Looking to the future we hope to see the mind) to the extreme in light displacement keel boats Connerley’s new S2, ‘White Shell Woman’, in the Viper 640s. It’s not clear what the new divisions on the starting line. They simply felt the have accomplished. The hottest racing seemed to be NEED FOR SPEED! With Zoom, Delphina in the front of A as the Ponchatrain Melges 32s and JP and Zoom in the dry store we have the kernel Knowles Henderson 30 sailed essentially one design for of a one design fleet. The heat is on Zoom the top positions in their division. The Vipers stayed and Delphina! We need to see you guys on close, and once they rounded the windward mark they the line too! were able to get on a plane and blast their way back I understand when we have these large down the course. sailing events that some members make a In the end, the Vipers won out! I think I can safely say point to stay away from the Club. The Club there has never been a boat that looks like the Viper take gets crowded with these strange creatures 1st place honors in Division A. The GYA is confronted they do not understand. I suggest to you with the prospect of outlawing the Sport boat from the that you may be missing an opportunity. Offshore races, embracing the Sports boats and moving They may look a little gnarly, but they do away from the offshore nature of the completion. Stay not bite. As a matter of fact they are quite tuned as the situation evolves. friendly, and easy to strike up conversation Derek Riddle defended the honor of the club giving with. Mixed in with the college students you the S2s and the Wavelength all they could handle in will find businessmen, lawyers and doctors. Division D. The B division appeared to be something Mix, mingle and chat these folks up a little bit, of a muddle. In spite of that My Sharona was able to they might tell you a funny storey or two. place third overall in Division B. Rodent was a victim If you did not “get” the reference to Toga of the new format, forced to sail as an “A” boat by the Party, you’ll have to ask a sailor. It’s a great narrowest of margins. Along with Radio Flyer, Rodent story!

-XO\¶‡3DJH7 Main Events CLUB HOURS PROSPECTIVE MEMBER NIGHT NEW SUNDAY HOURS Friday, July 27th at 6PM Brunch Specials 11am-2pm In the Grille Room Bring a friend to join us for a Bar Menu 11am-6:30pm fun Friday night! Hor d’oeuvers 4-6pm PYC SUMMER Bar Closes at 7:30pm SAILING CAMPS ARE ON THEIR WAY! Sign up your children or CLOSED ON MONDAY grandchildren today for the Learn to Sail Program or one of our Aquatic Camps! Sessions begin in June and space fills up fast. TUESDAY thru THURSDAY For more information and to register, visit www.pensacolayachtclub.org. Lunch 11am-2pm Click Guests, then Club info, and go to “Summer Programs 2012”. Happy Hour 4-7pm Contact Sailing Director Scott Tillema at Dinner 5:30-8:30pm [email protected] or Head Instructor Dominic Johnson at (850) 384-3233 for any questions or concerns.

FRIDAY Lunch 11am-2pm Happy Hour 5-6pm Jackpot/Split ticket Drawing 8pm Dinner 6-9pm

SATURDAY Relieve Stress & Stay Lunch 11am-2pm in Shape! Bar Menu available All Day PYC offers Yoga Classes Dinner 5:30-8:30 every Wednesday at 5:30PM Reservations for dining and parties Located in the Sailing Center are appreciated. $5 per person

Page 8‡-XO\¶ Main Events PYC’s CLUB SPECIALS ANNUAL SUNDAY 4th OF Brunch Specials $5 Bottomless JULY Champagne & Mimosas PICNIC $3 Bloody Marys Join us for fun & fireworks at PYC! ‡:DWHUVOLGHDQG%RXQFH+RXVHIURP3030 ‡/DZQ*DPHVDW30 WEDNESDAY ‡3UHVFKRROHYHQWVRQWKH6RXWKSRUFKDW30 ALL YOU CAN EAT ‡/LYH0XVLFE\3HQVDFROD6WHHOIURP3030 Peel & Eat Shrimp ‡%XIIHWIURP3030WRLQFOXGH $7.76++ Fried Chicken, BBQ Chicken, Pulled Pork, Assorted Rolls, Coleslaw, Corn on the Cob, Baked Beans, Banana Pudding, & Watermelon Grille Room open for lunch only! THURSDAY Bar open until Fireworks display ends Luncheon Special $1.50++ Draft Miller Lite Available Lifeguard & Pool Service All Day Fried Mullet

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED $10.95 ++ $6.95++ Children 10 & Under FRIDAY Menu Dining or NEW PYC BAR SPECIALS – 4PM to Close Soup & Salad 5PM to 8PM Buffet TUE Two for Tuesday $3 ++ 2 for 1 Draft Beer Friday Night Drawing WED Wine Down Wednesday $5 ++ Any Glass of Wine SATURDAY THU Thirsty Thursday $2 ++ $2 Longnecks ALL YOU CAN EAT SAT Sipping Saturday $5 ++ Prime Rib Martini Night $16.95++ No To Go Boxes SUN Sangria Sunday $5 ++

-XO\¶‡3DJH9 STAFF NOTES PYC’SStephen SUMMER Suchy, General SManagerAILING & AQUATIC CAMP

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Page ‡-XO\¶ NOTES FF TA S CRUISER’S CORNER JIM & LINDA OYLER Stephen Suchy, General Manager General Suchy, Stephen PYC’s Challenge Cup Competitors Even without an “official” raft-up during the month of May, the cruisers stayed quite busy. Many of the regulars were involved in Regatta al Sol as race committee, racers, or racer chasers. The island was delightful as always, and a good time was had by all. The picture of Ron Bray, Carlos Melville, and Jim Oyler in heavy black mustaches on the cover of last month’s Jib Sheet has raised many questions. The race committee recognized everyone who has been involved in at least ten Regatta al Sols by inducting them as charter members into the Vallista Society. The wearing of the mustache was part of that ceremony. New members will be inducted at each Regatta al Sol as they complete their tenth race to Mexico.

The Memorial Day raft-up at Big Sabine was quite a hit. Many thanks to Bob Holmes for planning and conducting this event! Ten boats from PYC enjoyed all or part of the holiday weekend in Big Sabine. We understand Bob is writing the script for a new movie “Snakes in Dinghies”. We always welcome guests at our raft-ups, but snakes I don’t think so. From all accounts the camaraderie was great but the Eagle concert on the beach was the hit of the weekend. Thanks, Bob for a job well done.

Unfortunately the June raft-up was a total wash out. We thought long and hard before we cancelled. I don’t think a raft-up has ever been cancelled before and we hated to set a precedent. We could not reschedule as PYCFlorida” has big weekend eventsNorthwest in scheduled rightHomes up untilFinest the “Promoting the Blue Angel raft-up in Little Sabine on July 14. Mark your calendars now for that one. It is always big fun.

2012 Raft-Up & Cruising Schedule Jul. 14 Little Sabine hosted by Randy Ray & (Blue Angels) Kim Hamilton Aug. 18 The Wharf hosted by Bob Riggs & John McGill Sep. 1 Panama City / hosted by Jim & Linda Oyler Bay Point Oct. 6 Barber’s Marina hosted by Mike Beard, (Lost Bay) Julie Denton, & Ron Bray Oct. 27 Little Sabine hosted by Rusty & Trish Bond Preview Property Specialist Property Preview (Halloween)850-572-1944 Call Nov. 3 Fort McRae [email protected] hosted by Commodore Jere & (Blue Angels) Karen Allen

Dec. 8 Progressive hosted by Jim & Linda Oyler Marina Party (DFK2I¿FHLV,QGHSHQGHQWO\ Dec. 15 LightedOperated and BoatOwned Parade hosted by Jim & Linda Oyler

Photos by Julie Connerley -XO\¶‡3DJH STAFF NOTES Stephen Suchy, General Manager

We’ll be Rockin’ and Rollin’ at PYC on July 28th! Join us for great music, food, and fun!

MENU The Beatles Smokin’ Baby Spinach Salad Spiced Almonds, Spinach, Carmalized Onions, Roasted Red Peppers, Crumbled Feta “Promoting the Finest Homes in Northwest Florida” Crab Calloways Volcano Pizza Asian Volcano Crab Sauce A Hunka Hunka Burnin’ Flank Steak Poblano Chile and Sweet Corn Risotto, Only the Red Wino and I Know Demi Glace

Fleetwood Mac and Cheese The Jamming Classic with a whole Band of Cheeses Go Go Girl Grilled Asparagus Preview Property Specialist Lemon & Garlic Olive Oil, Parmesan Cheese Call 850-572-1944 [email protected] Saturday Nite Fever Sundae Station

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Page ‡-XO\¶ SHIP’S LOG DAVE HOFFMAN I want to echo the comments not equal to our latitude of 30 degrees. However, from others thanking the past it has welcomed sailors to Pensacola Yacht Club commodores organization for for more than 65 years as they walked up the lawn rebuilding our PYC sundial. from the marina. Keeping precise time has always During my centennial interviews Staff Pulford been a necessary component of recalled that the sundial was on the lawn when our sailing. One of my favorite books is “Longitude” current site was a restaurant and nightclub for fly by Dava Sobel. Every sailor that has needed to boys during WWII. If you look closely at Pat Fogg’s know his position at sea should read this small paintings of PYC you will always see the sundial fascinating book about the challenge to measure detailed front and center. Although hurricane Ivan longitude using time. Precise time is also important tried to wash it out of the picture its remains were in sailboat racing to determine both start times and rescued after the storm. The top portion lived who has to buy drinks later. And precise time is in my storage building until Dockmaster Greg even required for those cruisers who do not want Spitzer agreed to find a way to restore it. Now the to be late for docktails. past commodores have stepped up to complete A sundial has probably never been used for any the project. It is comforting to once again have of these requirements. And that is good because our sundial welcoming members and visitors alike ours has never been properly aligned with celestial to our club. And it might even be displaying the north and the angle of its gnomon (blade on top) is current sun time for some place in the world.

FRIDAY NIGHT WINNERS All Friday Night winners need to check in with the volunteers at the Ticket Table.

5-4-12 6-1-12 Jackpot: $125 Cliff Roberts – P Jackpot: $100 Dan Owczarczak – P Wine: Roger Moraski Wine: John Myran Dinner: Tom Chastant Dinner: Hazel Shackley Split Ticket: $144 Jere Allen Split Ticket: $109 Walt Smith

5-11-12 6-8-12 Jackpot: $25 Donald Long – NP Jackpot: $25 Linda Whitman – P Wine: Walt Smith Wine: Thomas Nunno Dinner: David Norfleet Dinner: Charles Nearn Split Ticket: $62 Cindy Stichweh Split Ticket: $46 Ann Owczarczak

5-18-12 6-15-12 Jackpot: $50 Terri Schuman – NP Jackpot: $25 Russell Nolan Wine: Pat Hilton-Green Wine: Rachael Gillette Dinner: Wayne Chisenhall Dinner: George Tate Split Ticket: $102 Linda Whitman Split Ticket: $93 JoAnn Bryan

5-25-12 Jackpot: $75 Chip McMillan – NP Wine: Jere Allen Dinner: Murton Guild Split Ticket: $127 Tom Chastant

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THURSDAY NIGHT JR. BOARD MTG. YOGA - 5:30PM RAFT UP SAILING - 6:20PM

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LAST WEDNESDAY THURSDAY NIGHT ROCK ‘N ROLL PARTY PROGRAM SAILING - 6:20PM YOGA - 5:30PM PEEL & EAT SHRIMP PRIME RIB 29 30 31

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