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March 2019 Opening Day Chili Cookoff Boat Blessing Tennis Fleet IRF A1 Opening Day March 2019 Chili Cookoff Volume XCV Number 3 Boat Blessing Tennis Fleet IRF A1 March • April 2019 SU NDAY MO NDAY TU ESDAY WE DNESDAY TH URSDAY FR IDAY SA TURDAY ! ! 1 2 MA RCH Snac k Bar 11a -5p Fi rst Fr iday Mu sic @6 :30p Val Vasquez Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Cl ass Boa t B Snac k Bar 11a -3p Locker 10a -Noon De ckha nds UD 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p Br unc h 9-11 :3 0a CG #17 LH 6:30p Ne wcom er Pupu 6p Snac k Bar 1-5p Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Yoga UD 5p; 6p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 IR F A 2 Ladi es Tenni s 8a Snac k Bar 11a -5p Locker 10a -Noon Mo oring UD 6:30p 3rd Fr iday Br unc h 9-11: 30 a Mu sic @6 :30p Gj & Shaw na Snac k Bar 1-5p Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Locker 5-7p GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Yoga UD 5p; 6p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Locker 10a -Noon Snac k Bar 11a -5p Br unc h 9-11 :3 0a Me mb ership UD 6p Fl eet Ops UD 6: 30p F & P UD 6: 30p Snac k Bar 1-5p Saf et y at Sea 8a KYC St . Pa trick’s Da y Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Li ve Irish Musi c 6-8p GA ME S PENDI NG Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 24 / 3 1 25 26 27 28 29 30 24 - Cl ass Boa t C Snac k Bar 11a -5p 31 – IR F A 3 BO D UD 6:30p Locker 10a -Noon Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Br unc h 9-11 :3 0a GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Snac k Bar 1-5p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p SU NDAY MO NDAY TU ESDAY WE DNESDAY TH URSDAY FR IDAY SA TURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 AP RI L Fi rst Fr iday Musi c 6: 30p Snac k Bar 11a -5p CG #14 UD 6:30p De ckha nds UD 6p CG #17 LH 6:30p Li pt on Cup 1 Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Locker 5-7p Yoga UD 5p; 6p GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Li pt on Cup 1 Snac k Bar 11a -3p Locker 10a -Noon Mo oring UD 6:30p Tenni s Tour nam ent /Pupu Br unc h 9-11 :3 0a Snac k Bar 1-5p Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Sm al l Boat Race 6p GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Yoga UD 5p; 6p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Ladi es Tenni s 8a Cl ass Boa t D 3rd Fr iday Musi c 6: 30p Snac k Bar 11a -5p Wa hine Cal 20’s Me mb ership UD 6p Fl eet Ops UD 6: 30p F & P UD 6: 30p Locker 10a -Noon Sm al l Boat Race 6p Ke iki Ea ster Pa rty 10a Br unc h 9-11: 30 a Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Locker 5-7p Snac k Bar 1-5p GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Ex pr es s Wi ndow 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Locker 10a -Noon Snac k Bar 11a -5p East er Br unch 9a BO D UD 6:30p Snac k Bar CLO SED Bul khe ad Ra ce 6p Sm al l Boat Race 6p GA ME S PENDING Locker 5-7p Fam ily BBQ Yoga UD 5p; 6p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p Di nner 5-9p Ex pr es s Window 5-8p 28 29 30 Locker 10a -Noon Br unc h 9-11 :3 0a Snac k Bar 1-5p Yoga UD 5p; 6p RE D = KY C Meeting BL UE = KY C Event / Ra cing GRE EN = De ckhands Locker On the cover: Victor Lozano on RV Aloha. Opening Day 2019. More on Pages 10-11. Photo: Ken Fitzgerald Case 2 RCaOlpMh MFoOulDgeOr RE VICE REAR MCOikeM VManO WDoOeRrkEom PCeOteM SMtoOkkDa ORE Aloha Members, I first want to extend I hope everyone Lots of activity to a heartfelt Mahalo to had an exciting report. everyone that helped out February, I haven’t Our Opening Day and participated in this experienced it this cold, event was a roaring year’s Opening Day! windy and wet while in success due mostly to There are way too many Hawaii, it feels like the efforts of our Vice people to call out by winter but spring will and Rear Commodore’s efforts as well as our name, but I want everyone to know I really be here quick. With all of the heavy winds, be staff. Entertainment was well received and our appreciate the time, effort, and commitment to sure to get down to your boats and check the Entertainment Committee Chair, Jackson the club in assisting on putting together a great lines for chafe and secure loose gear from Butler is off to a roaring start. day. It was great to see the club full and people getting lost or destroyed. I know the heavy There were approximately 300 members having a good time. With regards to the chilis winds have been fun for the Juniors this month, in attendance. that were provided by the members, WOW! I we had a classboat day canceled due to the The next day was Super Bowl which also had a hard time deciding where to drop my heavy wind but we still had Lasers and Bics had approximately 300 in attendance and a ticket. We have already captured some lessons planing around the bay. good time was had by all, especially the learned in our last Fleet Ops meeting to make Opening Day was a huge success this year, Patriots fans. sure next year’s Opening Day is even better!! thanks to everyone who participated. The G Pier Work Parties are being organized Time is speeding by and that means projects weather forecast was overthrown for a and we’re looking for lots of help. are going through final reviews and about to kick beautiful day to spend on the water. We had a The Submerged Lands Lease negotiations off. The G pier renovations is well on its way. good turnout for the bulkhead race, live music are in progress and Staff Commodore Berg and Currently we are conducting pre-construction for the afternoon, Andy Bates' I-14 member Peter Young have been carrying the water sampling for the Department of Health. documentary, and a tight battle for the chili ball in that effort. This is part of our permit process. Water cookoff with the Deckhands taking first place The revised Mooring Regs have been sampling will be done before, during, and after and then a tie for second place. Thanks to all approved by the Board and are available from the construction. of the chili cookers as it was excellent food many sources including the website, in hard There have been some notices up around with some fun competition. I also wanted to copy at the office and on a loop on the bar TV the club so I am sure all should know but I say a special thanks to Tracey Akamine and (pending). wanted to send out one more reminder about the Shaun Myers for doing the heavy lifting, Our free member ice program, is upcoming work parties and important dates for Jackson Butler for coordinating music, and the experiencing abuses. Members have been those that have boats on G pier. The first few Bar staff for the outstanding job with the observed coming to the Club, loading up ice important dates are March 1st, 9th, 10th, and drink stations. Ken Fitzgerald Cases's and then driving out of the Club. Really? The 16th. The haul out area is closed to members photos from Opening Day are posted at: Board has requested that members be starting on March 1st as that will be used as a https://photos.app.goo.gl/S5PoJbaioWnbU6Sn9 conscious of the abuses to the extent that we laydown area for the contractors. The 9th and The Opening Day race winners were don’t want to lose that member benefit. 10th are work parties to make room for laydown presented with the Cowan Shield trophy, which The Long House termite damage near the materials and to dismantle the water and has historically been awarded on Opening Day Upper Deck has been repaired and the glass electrical systems on G pier.
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