The Scuttlebutt

San Diego Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club 2606 North Mission Bay Drive, San Diego, CA 92109-6833 Phone: (858) 270-0840 Face book: SDMBBSC; Originated March 4, 1940 - 78 years Sonya Chandler, Editor S www.sdmbbsc.org MEMBERS ONLY JUNE 2018

Mother’s Day Brunch 2018

We had a fantastic Mother's Day Brunch!

It was a great turn out, we estimated 143 people. Thanks to all that attended. Issue Highlights I would like to thank all the volunteers without them the day would not have been as successful. I would like to thank the following people: Mother’s Day 2 Robby Bradbury, Karon May, Brittany and Alex Helt, Paula Goleta and Commodore 3 Greg Shaw, Kenny Steele and Corrina Conrad, Hannah & Kenny Commodore’s 4 (Sam’s young ones). I would also like to thank Chef Jeff Prince and guest Financial/Golf 5 Meetings 6 cook George, they did an excellent job with the buffet. And thanks to Linda Bunco/Trivia 6 for doing all those dishes. Galley 7

To Honor the Mothers, Christopher Dale entertained us with a Tribute to Entertainment 8 Father’s Day 9 Legendary Crooners taking us down memory lane with classics tunes. Independence WE 10 The weather was perfect, and the day was spectacular! Del Mar Races 11 Commodore Jonathan Schoen and Ron presented the ladies with roses. Blind Ski/Events 12 B-days/Anniv. /texts 13 Ron George stood in for Jon until he arrived to hand out the roses. Boat Yard 14 Sincerely, Calendar 15 Your Chairperson for this year’s Mother’s Day Brunch, Victoria Kruser Officers/Comm 16 www.sdmbbsc.org Mother’s Day Brunch ~ Photos Page 2 2

3 www.sdmbbsc.org Commodore Page 3 Commodore Jonathan Schoen

I open this month's column with some very bad (followed by good) news. The bad news is that over the course of almost 4 years, one of our most trusted staff members was misappropriating Club funds for personal use. This extensive theft amounted to tens of thousands of dollars over time and was very cleverly covered up. This was the result of the Club leadership, including myself, putting too much trust in one individual who essentially violated that trust from the outset. Rest assured new policies and procedures have been implemented with Kevin Witherell, our Financial Secretary, taking the lead to ensure this will never happen again. The good news is that as of May 25, full restitution has been made and we can now move forward focusing solely on making the Club a great place to be members.

Speaking of members, we added quite a few new ones during the Membership Drive on May 12th. At last count, 14 new memberships were added to the Club, many of them families with children. Please join me in welcoming all of our new members!

All in all, May was probably the busiest month I have ever experienced since joining almost 5 years ago. Cinco de Mayo, our typically busy Friday nights, the Membership Drive, Mother's Day and Memorial Day weekend were all incredibly successful and well-attended. Most of all, they were FUN! Thank you to all who volunteered for these great events.

June is looking to be equally busy as we head into summer. Father's Day may be the only major holiday in June, but there are member-hosted events every weekend, which is great to see members taking full advantage of the Club amenities for their personal gatherings. If you are planning to host an event at the Club with a decent size crowd expected (25 or more) please be sure to let our events manager, Sherri Souza-Adams, know so that we can ensure adequate staff and supplies are on hand for you and your guests.

As always, if you see anything that requires repair or maintenance, or just have an idea on some improvements that can be made, please don't hesitate to notify me or any member of the Board.

See you at the Club! Jonathan Schoen, Commodore

“Kickin” off Memorial Weekend at the Club

Girl’s having fun: Lacy, Brynn & Mackenzie Jimmy and Sandra Page – twins on outside Andrew and Kalli Hippert – daughter in the middle Times have changed at the Boat Club Shirts say “Mom is way more fun now that she can drink again.”

www.sdmbbsc.org Commodores ~ First and Second Vice Page 4 4

First Vice Commodore

Rentals: Snow Skiing club is a new group that will be renting the club. Hopefully we can get them four times a year. Rentals are up!

Patrick repaired the jockey box used for beer primarily for outdoor events. I am donating a cash register to be used for outside and inside such as purchasing raffle tickets, games and social functions.

The new stage we have patiently been waiting for has arrived! This is a portable stage to replace the one in the hall and for outside events. Sherri Souza-Adams

New Stage delivered (left)

Stage completed for Memorial Day C. Dale & the Rabbit Hole Band (right)

Second Vice Commodore

Well, the month of May has been a very fun and profitable one for the Club. Mother’s Day Brunch was a total success, our hats off to chairperson Vickie Kruser and her committee!

The Membership Drive event drew in about 300 plus participants and about 14 new members. Wow! What a day!!! Guests and members enjoyed an unforgettable night.

The Memorial Day weekend started off with a bang! Starting with Mojo Jackson Friday’s entertainment. It was heartwarming to see so many members, on Saturday, working together to put the new stage together, helping with the grilling of hamburgers and hot dogs and also, helping to decorate the Club.

It was a day of members volunteerism at its best. Saturday was a day to remember, so many members and their guests participating in the events of the day, the bar area and patio packed with participants. A very great day at the bar! Sunday was a culmination of hundreds of members enjoying the bands and participating in the horseshoe and corn hole competition. The Galley was opened all day long! Our appreciation to Jeff. Thanks to Kevin Peterson for hosting the first annual and successful Wings Off Competition won by J.R. Reilly. Sunday was our official R and R Day. It was a weekend where so many members pulled together, helping in areas where helped was needed to smoothly and successfully helped make events successful and great fun for everyone. “Cheers to everyone!” Maria Potter -Wood ww w.sdmbbsc.org Financial Secretary ~ Golf Tournament Page 5 5

Kevin Witherell, Financial Secretary. Re: New Electronic Check Request policy and guidelines.

Here are the details, which can also be found on the SDMBB&SC website : Making a purchase for SDMBBSC? You must follow the instructions below for receiving reimbursement. ALL disbursements of $25 or greater per event/purchase must adhere to the new policy/procedure detailed below. Check Request 1. ALL check requests must be submitted and approved, in advance of purchase by both the Commodore and Financial Secretary. 2. Number of items and cost does not have to be exact, but rather your best estimate of cost. 3. Once the check request is approved, purchase can then be made, or vendor can then be put on contract.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR REIMBURSMENT BACK UP DOCUMENATION Invoices must be on company letterhead/stationary All vendor invoices/receipts must include Date of Service/Purchase All vendor invoices must include description of service performed, or items provided (i.e. # of meals provided) All receipts must include quantity of items purchased and unit cost of each Whenever possible, please have receipts include ONLY those items being sought for reimbursement. In the event where this is not possible, receipt must be CLEARLY MARKED, identifying those items being sought for reimbursement. All reimbursement requests not adhering to the above will be rejected and will need to be resubmitted. NOTE: Approval will be given via email. Until an email approval from Commodore and Financial Secretary is given, there is no guarantee of reimbursement.

Save the Date…4Fore!!! Mark Penaflor ~ Board of Directors

Summer is here! That means June gloom, and layer up cause it’s sometimes the coldest weather around. As we officially get into the start of summer, we’d like to keep an eye towards the future. Last Labor Day Weekend 2017, the Boat Club celebrated the official end of summer by hosting the Inaugural Mission Bay Masters Golf Tournament. Part of the proceeds benefited Youth Soccer here in the Mission Bay community. It was a festive, highly attended event that was thrown together in about 2 weeks. The after party included a raffle sponsored by Sony Electronics, Live Entertainment with 2 bands, and a Chicken and Rib barbecue that sold out. No food? No worries, our head of the Galley, Jack Porath, had some tasty Prime Rib dinners as menu reinforcements. Thank you Jack, and Chef Jeff for your culinary expertise! So back by popular demand, we are officially announcing the 2 nd Annual Mission Bay Masters Golf Tournament – Sunday September 2 nd , 2018 . What do you need to do? First off, save the date. We will go bigger and better this year, with a shotgun start, hole sponsorships, on course contests with photo galleries and golfing fun you cannot miss. So go find your game at Mission Bay Golf this summer, and come to the club afterwards. Our bartenders are some of the best golf psychologists in the land, and make great hosts for your 19 th hole needs. When called upon, see your Mission Bay Masters. Co-Chairs – Jon Reilly and Marko Penaflor. See you at the Club!

www.sdmbbsc.org Meetings ~ Bunco ~ Trivia Page 6 6 FLAG AND BOARD MEETINGS ~ June 19, 2018 ~ Tuesday @ 7 p.m. (The third Tuesday of the month) If you have items for the Board contact Commodore Jon Schoen in advance to place on Agenda. See the Board in Action. Club Members are encouraged to attend Flag Meetings and are always welcomed to attend the Board Meeting. Let your voice be heard and come to the meetings.

Learn about upcoming event Join the “BUNCO BABES” June 6, 2018, Wednesday 6 p.m. We also welcome your friends, Family, Co-workers and neighbors. We look forward to having a great night of games and laughter! New to Bunco? It’s simple, we will teach you. It’s easy! Questions Email Michelle Waterman: [email protected] & (619) 518-9446.

Past Commodore Jim Dutton Reminders: 1. If you have a boat in the yard the agreement is you keep your area clean. This includes trash, weeds, parts & debris. 2. Please bus your own tables. We do not have staff to bus tables and wipe them down. Please clean up after you have breakfast, dinner or drinks. 3. If you see something in need of repair let one of the board member know or drop a note in the suggestion box so it can be repaired.

Rental Events Coordinator: Sherri Souza Adams Attention Members :

If you are planning on scheduling an event or rental (large or small), Contact: rental manager: [email protected] Please check the SDMBB&SC Calendar for open Event dates: click event for additional details: Website link: www.sdmbbsc.org Calendar / Events link: https://sdmbbsc.org/events An Initial Event Package will be emailed to you. After all the forms are completed, return to Sherri. Event booking dates are ‘tentative’ until all required paperwork and funds have been received . www.sdmbbsc.org Galley by Jack Porath, Manager Page 7 7

SDMBBSC Galley June 2018 Starters 4 to 8 p.m.

Brunch ~ 9 a.m. to 1 pm Calamari Strips with Sweet Chili Sauce $8 Tempura Chicken Bites & Fries $7 Check out the great breakfast specials. Onion Rings, Tots, or Fries $5 All breakfasts except for French toast & chicken fried steak include choice of toast. Prime Rib Special on June 1, 2018 First Mate Breakfast $9 3 eggs, any style, bacon or sausage, & potatoes Dinner Menu Second Mate Breakfast $7 Dinner served Friday evening 5-8 pm 2 eggs, any style, bacon or sausage, & potatoes Landlubber Chicken Fried Steak $10 Galley reminder: 2 eggs, any style, with biscuits & gravy No reservations; first come, first served. Jean’s Cheese Omelet $6 Blend of cheeses add bacon or ham $2 Grill your own Rib eye Steak served with Captain’s French Toast $8 a baked potato, seasonal veggies, & a roll: Castaway Omelets $8 Choice of Captains Cut $20, Regular Cut $17 Ham, onion, bell pepper, & cheese Petite Cut $14 Vice Commodore Omelets $9 Fish & Chips $ 9 Sausage, ham, onion, bell pepper, *Golden beer battered cod & fries tomato & cheese 1\3lb Angus Burger & Cajun Fries or Commodore Steak & Eggs $14 Patty Melt $ 8 2 eggs, any style, rib-eye steak, & potatoes *Add bacon for $1.50 Make it a Tempura Chicken Bites & Fries $7 double for $4 more. Philly Cheese Steak & Fries $ 8 Special Activities: *Your choice of Provolone, Swiss, or From the Galley: American cheese on an Amoroso roll June 17, Sunday Brunch (Father’s Day) 9 to 1 p.m. with bell peppers and onions June 17, Sunday BBQ 2 - 4 pm Crispy Chicken Sandwich $ 8 June 19, Tuesday. 6 pm - Pizza available prior to *White meat breaded chicken breast Flag Meeting fried crispy on a roll with lettuce, Chef: Jeff Prince tomato, and Swiss cheese Pork Tenderloin Sandwich breaded $ 8 Let the bartender know: w/Fries If you are having a large group. French Dip $ 7 Please remember to tip *Thinly sliced marinated beef on a soft those who prepare the food. roll served with a side of au jus and Tips at the bar do not go to Galley crispy fries UNLESS you so direct. Chicken Salad $ 8 Jack Porath, Galley Manager *On a bed of crisp lettuce, choice of

grilled or crispy chicken, chopped tomatoes, peppers, red onion & cheddar cheese Steak Salad $10 *Sliced Rib eye on a bed of crisp lettuce with chopped tomatoes, red onion, blue cheese crumbles and croutons

www.sdmbbsc.org Entertainment by Christopher Dale Page 8 8

SHOW TIME AT THE SAN DIEGO MISSION BAY BOAT & SKI CLUB

June 1 ~ Friday 7:30 to 11 pm • Cover Brothers - Dave Gladish & Ed Bean from Ristband• They are the brothers from another mother acoustic duo. All the fun classics you can handle, in a tight little package!

June 3 ~ Sunday 2 to 5 pm • Sheila Sondergard • Singer/songwriter Sheila Sondergard blends folk, rock and alternative music, to create her signature style. A multi-instrumentalist born in Seoul, South Korea, Sondergard has lived in no less than 20 locations and has absorbed many cultural influences that have shaped her into a uniquely talented musical artist. Her wonderful voice and engaging personality blend brightly with her choice of popular songs and make the room shine!

June 8 ~ Friday 7:30 to 11 pm • Jimmy Lewis • Front man of San Diego hometown favorites Superunloader, Jimmy Lewis’ formidable songwriting, versatile singing and brilliant guitar work. “So suggestive, evocative and downright poetic… His mesmerizing musicianship is as memorable as your first kiss and has led him and his band to sharing the stage with likes of legends. Strap yourself to your seat, ‘cause you’re about to be blown away!

June 10 ~ Sunday 12 to 2 pm • Kasondra Kazanijan • Home girl Kasondra Kazanjian. Opera arias, jazz singer and musical theater. "Without music, life would be a mistake." A classically trained opera singer, Kazanjian lends vocals to soundtracks and befuddles sold-out crowds at the winery with her mystically large voice on the regs. She’s got these pipes like whoa!

June 15 ~ Friday 7:30 to 11 pm • Reverend Stickman & Friends • He plays alternative folk rock, with a twist of the blues”. “The music is a guitar-driven and an unconventional fusion of Americana. A San Diego acoustic guitar legend and winner of SD Songwriters Guild Best Song of 2011. He combines amazing guitar skills with soulful vocal harmony to please audiences of all kinds. Whether it's covering radio songs from the 60's to the present or laying down original tunes, don't miss the chance to see this show!

June 22 ~ Friday 7:30 to 11 pm • Amanda Cogan & Friends • Amanda is an acoustic singer/songwriter native to San Diego. A winning combination of soulful finger picking and strumming fun, highlight her Contemporary Folk/Pop style. Amanda's voice has an emotional quality that draws people in and keeps their attention, whether she’s singing a heartfelt original or popular cover song.

June 29 ~ Friday 7:30 to 11 pm • The Reflectors • Rockin’ SD since the early 80’s, this seasoned six-piece group prides itself on mixing quality vocals and musicianship with high energy hits that will have you spending the night on the dance floor! Come out and experience The Reflectors, one of the best '80's bands in San Diego!

Christopher Dale - [email protected] www.sdmbbsc.org Father’s Day by Commodore Jon Schoen Page 9 9

Celebrate Fathers Day

June 17, 2018 - Sunday 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Menu: BBQ – Ribs and Chicken Beans, slaw and one beer or wine

Chefs: Jeff & Jack

Price: Adults - $15 Children $7 (Under 5 free)

Happy Hour All Day & Beer Specials

Entertainment by: TBA

Tickets on Sale Purchase in Advance at the bar “Limited quality/while they last” – 50 dinners

Honor Father’s on their special Day! Bring fathers, grandfathers, friends & relatives

Chairperson: Commodore Jon Schoen

COME JOIN US www.sdmbbsc. org Independence Weekend ~ Tentative Page 10 10

th SDMBBSC Saturday July 7 SDMBBSC Second Annual Mission Bay Independence Weekend Afternoon Event –Wrap-Up Party 4pm Wednesday thru Saturday July 4 - 8, 2018 Come join your friends at the Boat Club for a full day of festivities to celebrate our Nations’ Birthday. at the Boat Club

It’s Fireworks and Mission Bay access without the 5 Card Draw Stops around Mission Bay; worries of fighting for parking. Accessible by Boat, Bike, or Other Wear Red , White & Blue . Be Proud to be an American Several Boats will be participating if you don’t Specials Patriotic Drinks $4 own one. Motorcycle Riders welcome “Family Weekend” Bring Games - All ages with Biker Conducive Draw Stops. Score cards are $20 (multiple cards are Wednesday – July 4 th encouraged): Available from your bartender. Yard Game Olympics: 1:30 A one card replacement available at the wrap up party for $10 There will be single elimination tournaments 1st Place = Big Cash Grand Prize for the following games: 2nd Place & 3 rd Place Prizes awarded All Horseshoes Individual, Horseshoes’ Pairs, proceeds benefit Blind Ski Clinic Bean Bag Toss (aka Corn-hole), Wrap Up Party – Entertainment and Food Bocce Ball, and Ping Pong. Sign up starts early afternoon. Sunday July 8 th Prizes for the winners of each event will be awarded. Sunday Brunch. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Independence Grill: Card Game Marathon with Prizes: Bring your own meat to grill all afternoon on Sunday and bring a side dish or treats to share Horseshoe Tournament with if you are so inclined Prizes

Fire Pit @ Dusk – bring S’Mores BBQ on the patio: 5 p.m. ~ 7 p.m. MISSION BAY FIREWORKS (details to follow) RED , WHITE & BOOM! SeaWorld 4 th of July Fireworks - at 9:40 PM Movie Night: Start at twilight - Movie “TBA Ocean Beach Celebrations - Time: 9:00 PM – La Jolla Cove Fireworks - Time: 9:00 PM Sponsored by Jennifer & Mark Penaflor

Bon Fire: Bring your guitar; Independence Weekend Celebration Bon fire will be lit after fireworks Camping: Stay a night, or the weekend. Whether th - you prefer sleeping outside, in a tent, an RV; July 6 Kick Off Party bring your gear, a toothbrush and a pillow.

Friday Night Special: ~ Dinner: Camping: Stay a night, or the weekend. Cook your own Steak or Special” 4 to 8 p.m. Whether you prefer sleeping outside,

Entertainment @ 7:30 to 11 p.m. Chairperson: Steele Young Live Music – TBD

www.sdmbbsc.org Del Mar Thoroughbred Racings by Cathleen Flowers, Chairperson Page 1011 San Diego-Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club DAY AT THE RACES Saturday, August 4, 2018

$45.00 per person Includes admission, reserved seating inside Il Palio Restaurant (overlooking the finish line), and deluxe round-trip transportation

Depart Boat Club: 12:45PM Depart DMTC: 5:15PM

Please make checks out to SDMBBSC See Cathleen Flowers for more info and dress code www.sdmbbsc. org Blind Ski Clinics Page 12 12 Blind Ski Clinic by Ron George Chairperson

The Boat Club provides Clinics for the sight impaired Children and Adults to waterski during the summer months from May thru September . The time for the Blind Ski Clinics is 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Hidden Anchorage located on Fiesta Island followed by lunch at the Club. The next Blind Ski Clinic is June 30.

Volunteers Needed for June 30, 2018. • Boats and drivers: For long line water skiers, tube and boat riders, tube rides and boat rides. A boat with a boom for beginning water skiers. • On the Water: Water Ski Instructors and Observers for tubing and water skiing. • On the Beach: Setting up chairs and skiing equipment before the Clinic. Assisting participants with skiing equipment. Registration for participants. Sign up sheets for participants for events water skiing, boat & tube rides Assisting the participants with coffee, donuts, water & hot chocolate • On the Water: Water Ski Instructors and Observers • At the Club: Cooking, preparing and serving lunch at the Club for participants & volunteers Cleaning & storing ski equipment.

SAVE THE DATES: June 30 th , July 28 th , August 25 th & September 22 nd 2018. If you can volunteers, please contact Ron George (858) 279-7384 or [email protected]

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Events: May thru July 2018 (Tentative schedule)

To Volunteer contact: Commodore Jon Schoen, 1st Vice Commodore Sherri Souza-Adams, 2nd Vice Commodore Maria Potter-Wood and Past Commodore Jim Dutton Galley: Jack Porath. (see phone/email on last page)

June 18 Father’s Day. Continental Breakfast 9 am to 1 p.m. (see page 9) Chairperson: Jon Schoen. BBQ-Ribs and Chicken With all the “fixings” 2-4 p.m. June 24 Blind Ski Clinic July 04 thru 8. Independence Weekend. Wed thru Sun. Chairperson – Steele Young (See Page 10) July 04 Independence Day – Wed. July 06 Kickoff Friday Night Dinner, Fri. 5 p.m. Independence Weekend. Entertainment Fire Pit @ Dusk – wit S’Mores, bring your guitar. Mission Bay Fireworks. July 07 Yard Game Olympics. Games: Volley Ball. Yard Game Olympics. Family Days – Games etc. Independence Grill Poker Run – 5 card draw stops around Mission Bay. Wrap-Up Party 4 pm, prizes. Entertainment and Food July 08 Sunday Brunch. 9 a.m. Movie Night 7 pm “Sat. TBD” for children and adults. Chairpersons: Jennifer & Mark Penaflor July 21 Movie Night. 6:30 p.m. Chairperson: Sherri Souza Adams & Th omas Bosilevac. Snacks. July 28 Blind Ski Clinic

Please keep us posted with members that volunteer. Many times projects are completed quietly with no one’s knowledge. When you see the volunteers thank them for the work they have performed

www.sdmbbsc.org Birthdays/Anniversaries ~ Health & Wellness ~ Text ~ Facebook ~ Convair Page 1313

Health & Wellness by Paula Lawrence

In the Scuttlebutt and at the Flag Meetings we like to remember members and their families, and acknowledge loved ones that are ill or some that have passed away. On the bright side we like to recognize weddings and the birth of new babies. Please leave any items with the JUNE BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES Bartenders or email Paula Lawrence: Birthdays [email protected]. We will send cards, Chris Bailey 1 plants and/or flowers as the occasion warrants. Jon Reilly 1 Coral Lynn Brustkern 2 Joyce Billings 3 Louise Olsen 3 Congratulations to Roberta Bradbury 5 Teegan and Jennifer Smith Brian Le 5 on the arrival of Bud Glad 6 their new daughter, Corey Mitskevich 6 Annika Rose Smith Alexander Melemed 7 born 5/8/18 at 7:57 pm, Chris Woolsey 8 6 lbs. even and Nico Saad 13 Margarita Ko 14 19.5 inches . Mark Penaflor 14 Jessica Dewey 15 Mantessa Dorfi 15 Anita Sgobba 16 Jean Ramsauer 17 FACEBOOK & SOCIAL MEDIA Becky Saad 18 By: Amy Schuler Joe Balita 19 The Boat Club is on Amanda Bowman 21 FACEBOOK Gordon Parham 21 Amy posts activities, upcoming events and photos. Renee Tuller 23 You may call the club for updates Sunshine Groessl 24 (858) 270-0840 Joyce Means 26 Teegan Smith 28 Convair Water Ski Club Mary Taeckens 29 We ski Mission Bay year-round every Sunday Anniversaries morning (8 to 11 a.m.), except for Course Days, We John Haas & Cheryl Schultz (2013) 6 meet at the south end of Crown Point Beach. We ski Robert & Lucy Blumenshine 9 Thursday evenings (5 p.m. to dusk) during the spring, Vinnie Farina & Heather Colby (2013) 10 summer and fall (April thru September. The schedule Jim & Chriss (Nani) Lewis 10 may change for holidays and other events at the Bay, Al & Shirley Krier (1956) 16 so be sure to check the most recent Newsletter! One Pete & Marie Hill (1972) 30 Sunday each month, from 2 p.m. until sunset, we have exclusive use of the slalom course on Fiesta • TEXT MESSAGES • By Roger Bradley Island in Mission Bay. There is NO Sunday morning The Club has ability to send text messages to your Bay Skiing on the course days. The course is limited mobile phone. We will send updates. To "opt in" & to Members only due to club liability. You are receive text messages, go: mobile phone & text welcome to come down and watch. SDMBBSC to number 46786. The Convair Waterski Club web site is: To stop; Text STOP to 46786 www.convairwaterski.com. President is Steve Trudgen. Like us on Facebook. www.sdmbbsc.org Phil Erickson Boat Yard Manager Page 1414

BOAT STORAGE RULES - Boat Owners

Do not leave personal property on your boat Please place your 2017 sticker number on your boat. Check and clean up around boats. We will charge $20 if you do not clean up of your spaces. We recommend boat owners do a frequent routine check on boats. Note: on oil leaks, use plastic dripping pan and kitty litter. We appreciate your cooperation.

1. All facilities and property are maintained in a safe, functional condition which does not present health or safety hazards to the public, members, visitors or workers. Building materials and non-approved personal property are not authorized to be stored on the SDMBBSC property 2. SDMBBSC is not responsible for any personal items left on the property by members or non- members. 3. Owners of all boats and trailers must maintain a minimum liability insurance policy of $100,000 (One Hundred-Thousand) for injury to personnel and $300,000 (Three Hundred-Thousand) for damage to property. The insurance shall list the SDMBBSC as “Additionally Insured” in accordance with SDMBBSC insurance policy. 4. All boat owners with approved storage are responsible to keep his or her property in a clean, operable, and safe condition. 5. Remove weeds and trash around boats regularly. Areas around boat and fence are to be maintained by member. Remove all debris including boat parts, gas and oil cans, and litter. 6. Abandoned vehicles, trailers, boats, jet skis, etc. are not permitted on property. All boats and personal watercrafts must have a current boat registration numbers (CF#) sticker displayed. Boats and trailers are to have current registration and license plates, as mandated by the State ordinances. No boats, cars, trailer, etc. may be stored on blocks. Proof of current Insurance and DMV registration is also required. Vessel and trailer registration stickers must be current on any stored trailer or boat. If a vehicle or trailer does not have properly inflated tires, or a current tag, or has other deficiencies that render it inoperable, it is considered derelict. The storage of derelict vehicles and equipment is prohibited. Vehicle owner shall bring boat, trailer or equipment back to working order unless a waiver is granted by the Board of Directors. After 60 calendar days the equipment, trailer, vehicle or boat will be discarded or towed at owner’s expense. 7. Commercial vehicles of any kind are prohibited from being stored in club areas. 8. All Boat Storage Agreements must be current. Boat Storage is limited to Flag Members only and designated Satellite groups. 9. No Fueling or repairing boats on premises. 10. No Fueling or painting of boats on premises. Worn Tie-downs and tarps are to be replaced. 11. No canopies or new sheds are to be moved into the boat yard spaces. Storage lockers are acceptable and are not to exceed 4’(H) x 6’(L) x 3’(W). Member name and membership number shall be listed on the storage locker. 12. Storage of any flammable or hazardous material is prohibited. No liquids of any type may be stored. 13. New member overnight boat storage is allowed with approval of the Boat Yard Chairman. They must have the proper paperwork, pay all fees and be a member of the Club. 14. Wash down boats on the boat ramp. Avoid washing gravel and debris into Rose Creek. 15. Always bag fish waste before disposing in dumpster. 16. Do not use boatyard electric power continuously—such as charging batteries. 17. Shut water off and coil hoses neatly when finished using. Refer to Boatyard Rules and Boat Dry Storage Rental Agreement for additional information. We have NO boat spaces available – nine members on waiting list . Boat Yard Manager - The best way to contact me is Phil Erickson: email [email protected] or phone (619) 276-5478.

Boat Club - Posted Bar Hours

Mon. 3:00 to 10 p.m. Club/Lounge may close earlier

Tues 3:00 to 10 p.m. based on business Wed. 3:00 to 10 p.m. and open earlier on Holidays. Thurs. 3:00 to 10 p.m. Fri. 3:00 to midnight Sat. 10 a.m. to midnight Sun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. www.sdmbbsc.org Calen dar Page 15 15 BOAT CLUB CALENDAR FOR JUNE 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Dinner 5 pm IKOCC practice Event 5 pm Event 1 pm Band 7:30 pm Cover Brothers 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Convair Water IKOCC practice IKOCC practice Convair Water Dinner 5 pm IKOCC practice Skiing 8 am 5:45 pm 5:45 pm Ski 5 pm Event 5 pm 7:45 am Brunch 9 am Bunco 6 pm Music 7:30 pm Sheila 2 pm Jimmy Lewis Sondergard Event 2 pm (2) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Convair Ski 8 am IKOCC practice Event 12 pm Convair Water Dinner 5 pm IKOCC practice Brunch 9 am 5:45 pm IKOCC practice Ski 5 pm Event 5 pm 7:45 am Kasondra Magicians 7 pm 5:45 pm Entertainment Event – Kazanjian 12 pm Rev. Stickman Chandler SDFI Replay 7:30 pm 3 pm 10:30 am 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Convair Water IKOCC Practice Event 6 pm IKOCC practice Convair Water Dinner 5 pm IKOCC practice Skiing 8 am 5:45 pm Convair Board 5:45 pm Ski 5 pm Event 5 pm 7:45 am Brunch 9 am Meet. 6:30 pm New Members Trivia Night Entertainment Event 1 pm Father’s Day Pizza 6 pm Orientation 7 pm Amanda Cogan Movie Night BBQ 2 pm Flag & Board 6:30 pm & Friends 6:30 pm Meeting 7 pm 7:30 pm Scuttlebutt Deadline 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Convair Ski 8 KOCC 5:45 pm IKOCC practice Event – Dinner 5 pm IKOCC practice am 5:45 pm Witherell 4 pm Event 5 pm 7:45 am Brunch 9 am Convair Water Band 7:30 pm Blind Ski Clinic SDFI Replay Ski 5 pm The Reflectors 9 am 10:30 am

Memorial Weekend - Band: Acoustic Blast Memorial Day Weekend “Wing off”

My husband the rock star! JR Reilly won with his Says member Debbie Granillo about husband David. Thai-Ranasaurus-Rex recipe. www.sdmbbsc.org Board o f Dir ectors and Committees ~ June 2018 Page 15 16

Club Officers 2018

Commodore: Jonathan Schoen (917) 549-7614 [email protected] Rear Commodore Jim Dutton (619) 708-3209 [email protected] 1st Vice Commodore: Sherri Souza-Adams (619) 871-7653 [email protected] 2nd Vice Commodore: Maria Potter-Wood (619) 977-3448 [email protected] Treasurer: Chris Tiemeyer (619) 929-6772 ctiemeyer@cox Financial Secretary: Kevin Witherell (858) 357-3675 [email protected] Secretary: Brittney Helt (317) 495-8257 [email protected] Sergeant at Arms: Kevin Peterson (818) 497-7925 [email protected] Board of Directors: Thomas Bosilevac (442) 226-8639 [email protected] Ron George (858) 279-7384 [email protected] Paula Goleta (619) 952 4713 [email protected] Mark Penaflor (619) 253-1436 [email protected] Jack Porath (858) 366-8630 [email protected] Don Webb (619) 562-7505 [email protected]

Committee Chairpersons

Ad Hoc Chriss Lewis (619) 850-1516 Bar Manager Victoria Kruser [email protected] Bar Manager Kevin Peterson [email protected] Blind Ski Clinic Ron George (858) 279-7384 Boat Yard Manager Phil Erickson (619) 276-5478 Budget Kevin Witherell [email protected] Bunco Babes Michelle Waterman (858) 457-6067 Bylaws Phil Erickson [email protected] Convair Ski Team Pres. Steve Trudgen www.sdwaterski.org Dock Master Patrick Adams [email protected] Entertainment Christopher Dale [email protected] Fly Tying Chuck Waterman (619) 203-6299 Event Manager Sherri Souza-Adams [email protected] Galley Manager Jack Porath (858) 454-6801 Health & Wellness Paula Lawrence [email protected] Ikuna Koa President Pohai Ramsey [email protected] Ikuna Koa Membership Paula Goleta (619) 952-4713 Lease/Move Jonathan Schoen [email protected] Membership Jim Dutton [email protected] Patio/Prop. Donations Maria Potter-Wood (619) 977-3448 Rental Event Manager Sherri Souza-Adams [email protected] Scuttlebutt Editor Sonya Chandler [email protected] USCG Vessel Exams Corey Mitskevich [email protected] Website Brittney Helt (317) 495-8257

Employee Contact Jessica Potts Bookkeeper [email protected] Yellowbird Accounting

Editor’s Corner By Sonya Chandler The Scuttlebutt deadline is Saturday, June 23 for the July 2018 issue. Items and photos are needed for Scuttlebutt. The Newsletter is on the website. Limited copies are available at the Club. Contact me and may be mailed. The current issue is available the first of each month. If you change your email notify me. Advise if I do not have your Anniversaries and Birthdays. Thanks. Phone @ home (858) 450-6457 or email to: [email protected].