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VOLUME XLVIV ISSUE 2 JULY/AUGUST 2015
UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS
ROCKY RIVER
CURRENTS Published by the Rocky River Sail and Power Squadron a Unit of the United States Power Squadrons
ANNUAL STEAK/LOBSTER ROAST
Saturday - 26 September 2015
CLEVELAND YACHTING CLUB SPAR LOFT
200 Yacht Club Drive Rocky River
1730 Social Hour* 1900 Dinner
Lobster & Steak, Corn on the Cob, Salad, Rolls, Dessert...
Door prizes, Raffles *Discreetly BYOB. there is a cash bar available in the club house.
Price $40.00 Per Person Steak & Lobster $25.00 Lobster Only $20.00 Steak Only
*If you have special dietary concerns, please let us know.
Dress: Warm (We will be outside) and Casual!!!!
Don’t forget your nutcrackers for the Lobster…
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*Reservation Deadline *** 19 SEPT 2015
Confirm reservation and meal selection by check payable to RRSPS to:
P/C Jerry Nagy AP at 11 South Hampton Cr Rocky River OH 44116
To lend a hand in the preparation, cooking, etc. please contact P/C Karl Yanuzzi, P at 216-389-9848
To assist or donate an item for the raffle contact Cdr Jim Holcepl, N 440-281-4999
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2014-2015 Bridge Officers
Commander James R Holcepl, N 18979 Story Rd Rocky River, OH 44116 440-281-4999 [email protected]
Executive Officer
Thomas S. Glassell, AP 19564 N Sagamore Rd Fairview Park, OH 44126 440-333-0768 [email protected]
Educational Officer Assistant James Christman, N James Mason, SN 37248 Sugar Creek Ln 1626 Lakeland Ave North Ridgeville, OH 44039 Lakewood, OH 44107 440-537-4800 216-226-8066 [email protected] [email protected]
Administrative Officer Assistant Gerald Nagy, AP 11 South Hampton Cr Rocky River, OH 44116 440-356-0870 [email protected]
Secretary Assistant Elizabeth J. Glassell, AP Kate Mott 19564 N Sagamore Rd 4056 W 161 St Fairview Park, , OH 44126 Cleveland OH 44135 440-333-0768 216-470-9278 [email protected] [email protected]
Treasurer Assistant Dave Graf, S Joseph Poplstein, AP 22447 Lake Rd # 104 32887 Electric Blvd Rocky River, OH 44116 Avon Lake OH 44012 440-476-1918 440-933-8121 [email protected] [email protected]
Personnel/Fleet Roster/Computer Data: P/C Mary Glassco, AP [email protected]
Website: www.usps.org/localusps/rockyriver
THE ROCKY RIVER CURRENTS Published 6 x year May July Sept Nov Jan March
Article Deadlines: 1st of the month before issue
May/June Deadline April 1 July/August Deadline June 1 September/October Deadline August 1 November/December Deadline October 1 January/February Deadline December 1 March/April Deadline February 1
Editor: P/C Susan Rothacker, P [email protected] 440.315.1206
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Monthly Membership Meetings!! All members Welcome 2nd Wed. each Month Sept-May
IMPORTANT— Sept 9
Please plan to attend 6:00 PM Dinner (optional) 7:00 PM Meeting
Houlihan’s 25651 Detroit Rd, Westlake
Commander's Message James R Holcepl, N
Monthly Membership Meetings!! All members Welcome 2nd Wed/Month Sept-May
IMPORTANT—Wednesday First meeting of the new season 9 SEPT
Meeting of the general membership.
6:00 PM Dinner (optional) 7:00 PM Program/Meeting Houlihan’s 25651 Detroit Rd, Westlake
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It is finally boating season! I hope you have your boat in the water and have had a safety check from one of our Vessel Safety Examiners. Julie and I have our boat in the water and are enjoying the new experience of a center console. It is a fun boat and by the time you read this we should be at our dock in Battery Park in Sandusky! Our Admin Officer, Lt/C Jerry Nagy has some nice events planned for the summer and this fall. I hope you will at-tend every one of them and enjoy the benefits of member-ship in RRSPS. Please join us at the D7 Cruise to Middle Bass Island…see details in this issue. One of our benefits, and one for which most of us joined RRSPS, is the education we receive and share with every-one. I encourage you to further you boating and naviga-tional knowledge by enrolling in one of our upcoming courses. If you have an interest in a particular area, I am sure we can provide the class to make it happen. We are also looking for people to share their boating experience and knowledge. To be a USPS instructor it is important to take our Instructor Qualification class. We are planning to offer one, hopefully before September. Come on, share your enthusiasm for boating and USPS, become an in-structor! Please contact our Education Officer, Lt/C Jim Christman, for details and more information. We need everyone to become fully engaged and involved in Rocky River Sail and Power Squadron, not only to grow, but to continue our mission as a Social, Fraternal and Educational organization. I cannot emphasize enough how much your commitment means to our Squadron, please be a willing giver of your time and talent. Here’s to a wonderful, fun and safe summer boating sea-son! See you on the water! Cdr Jim Holcepl, N
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Executive Department P/C Thomas S Glassell, AP [email protected]
With the exception of the vessel safety check crew this is a pretty quiet time of the year for committees falling under the Executive Department. Safety checks were conducted at E. 55th Street Marina on 30 May and 6 June and our thanks to all who participated. If you would like to join the team please don't hesitate to contact P/C Jim Mason, SN at 216-905-7234. You'll get a great red VSC polo shirt! Hopefully we'll soon be getting some consistent boating weather. When you're out on the water be sure to keep a watchful eye for any changes in navigational aids: land masses, harbor entrances, any deviation from charts or GPS courses which could affect a fellow boater getting from point A to point B. Report any findings to our Co-0p Charting Chair, P/C Sue Lowe,N at 2from16-226-0233. Sue will fill out a report and forward it through proper channels and our squadron will receive credit for every completed report. Our Marketing Chair, P/C Liz Glassell,AP, submitted advertising for our spring ABC Boating classes to the Plain Dealer and Sun newspapers. These ads are made possible through a grant from ODNR, Division of Water-craft. Too early to tell how successful they were. Liz and I look forward to seeing you at one of our Friday night dinners or at one or more of the summer cruises. For those of you who are old enough to remember going to the movies and enjoying the cartoons, there was one that always ended in "That's all folks." P/C Tom Glassell, AP
Thank you!! To all who signed the petition to develop a personalized USPS Ohio license plate...
IT’S HERE! The Ohio squadrons were successful in the final development of a auto license plate for purchase. The plate can be ordered at the BMV, and probably online as well for an additional $25.00. ohio.state.gov/license.
The proceeds of the license plate sales go directly to the Ohio squadrons for educational purposes. So at your next renewal, or purchase of a new vehicle, inquire about the NEW USPS License Plate!
Another way to promote and support your squadron.
Educational Department Lt/C James Christman, N [email protected]
Asst: P/C James Mason, SN [email protected]
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REMINDER!!
The ‘John C Hauck, SN Memorial Fund’ accepts applications for assistance from members considering taking either Junior Navigation or Navigation advanced grade courses.. There are scholarship funds available for those who complete and pass the exam.
This is great opportunity to advance your boating skills and knowledge at a discount up to half off the course fee.
Contact Educational Officer Lt/C Jim Christman, N 440–537-4800 or Cdr Jim Holcepl, N 440-281-4999 for additional information on upcoming course offerings and to apply.
Welcome to summer. It sure took a long time to get here.
We have an ABC class on going with six students. Another class is starting on 23 June, 2015 at the Don Umerley Rec. Center in Rocky River at 6:30 PM.
If you know anybody interested please have them call me at 440-537-4800 or [email protected].
If any member is interested in any advanced classes please let me know. I will try to schedule as many as we can, but we need folks to attend. I could also use some help finding rooms to hold classes. We are on a limited budget so even free would be good. I want to thank Mike Zavasnik and Bob Brown for being the Instructors for the ABC classes.
Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
SAFETY FIRST As we prepare to set sail whether by sail or power, please note the following points from the Ohio Department of Natural Re-sources Division of Watercraft. (Taken in part from articles on ohio.gov site - see http://watercraft.ohiodnr.gov- for full report)
Adhere to the recommendations, some laws, while you are en-joying your passion and favorite pastime so there are no casual-ties on the water!
WEATHER or NOT to boat: Heed the weather, heed the warnings:
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY: Sustained weather conditions, either present or forecast. 18 knot winds or hazardous wave con-ditions. GALE WARNING: Indicate winds raging 37-47 knots STORM WARNING: Indicate winds 48 knots and above SPECIAL MARINE WARNING: Issued whenever a severe local storm or strong wind of brief duration is imminent and is not covered by existing warnings or advisories. Keep your radio tuned to NOAA Weather Station or to Cost Guard and commercial stations that transmit marine weather information. Know weather advisories and what they mean. Frequency of severe storms and high winds happen quickly. Know how and have a plan of action should you be caught in such conditions while on the water. Know the larger picture when venturing out into the open water, it may save your life.
FILE A FLOAT PLAN: In wr iting, with a family member , friend or neighbor. Makes sense. You can find a blank form on the DNR site.
PRE-LAUNCH CHECKLIST-Including, but not limited to: Boat Registration; Safety Equipment; (Free Vessel Safety In-spections are available through RRSPS VS Check Team—call Cdr Jim Holcepl, N 440-281-4999 or [email protected]) Are all potential operators compliant with Ohi or state law where you boat; Check Flares & Fire Extinguishers; Check the First Aid Kit; Life jackets-make certain they are usable and readily available; Check Fittings; Check for Winter Damage, non-metallic hulls, hoses, loose or split; Check the fuel System, fittings and hoses; Check electronic gear-fresh batteries, Check for Anchor Lines for chafing-replace if warn; Check the boat trailer, if applicable, tires, frame, wheel bearings, lights, license tags.
Check the oil-Creamy brown or gray engine or drive oil has water in it and a mechanic should find the source of the leak before you start your engine; Examine Sailboat Rigging-look for signs of corrosion and wear, and for leaks where chain mountings come through the deck; Check charts and maps-Are your charts and waterway guides current? Channel markers and buoys change frequently so it is a good idea to update guides every few years. This is not a complete list of possibilities. Use the knowledge you gained in RRSPS courses and your experi-ence.
LIFE JACKETS-It floats, you DON’T. It’s the LAW! Don a life jacket on or near the water, when boating alone, rid-ing a PWC, waterskiing, being towed or similar activity, chil-dren less than age10 on any vessel less than 18 ft in length, es-pecially if a boater cannot swim or is a weak swimmer, in dan-gerously cold water, rough water/waves severe weather condi-tions, boating at night, emergency situations, swift and fast cur-rent situations. It is a good idea for children and pets to wear a life jacket any time they are near the water. When on a canoe or kayak. >>>>>>>>> .
>>>> Must have one jacket for each person on board, properly sized, not torn or broken buckles, has rips, unattached webbing, or missing straps, has rotting material or parts showing excessive wear. Check inflatable lanyard to see that it hangs freely from the inflatable life jacket and make sure all inflatables have a properly armed inflata-ble mechanism. There are 5 types of PFD’s plus inflatables… Choose a jacket that you will wear, meets the needs of the activity you will participate in, and will work for the environment to which they are exposed. Be safe out there!
Administrative Department P/C Jerry Nagy, AP [email protected]
We Have Joined The 21st Century.
Rocky River Sail and Power Squadron is now on twitter. You may choose to join and follow. Or not. Currently we have 95 followers. We are following some interesting boat-ing sites. (177) ILYA Junior Sailing, Old Town Canoe, US
Power boating, Water Safety Congress, Spirit of America Youth, Great Lakes Boating, Ohio DNR and many more.
Click the blue twitter icon and see what it is all about.
We are also on Facebook
We have 70+ likes and are looking to get at least 100. This is a more casual atmosphere. Features include re-minders for meetings, weather, events, pictures of events,
people, class information and updates and much more. Check us out.
Click the blue Facebook button. Feel free to join and post as long as the information is boat-ing related.
Let me know what you think.
Twila [email protected]
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2015 Meetings and Programs
D7 Rendezvous 31 July-2August Middle Bass Island
Friday Night Dinner 28 August TBA
Steak & Lobster Roast 26 September Cleveland Yachting Club
D7 Fall Conference 23-25 October Kalahari Resort & Conference Center-Sandusky
Christmas Party 12 December *
* Dates/locations are subject to change *
To reserve or for further info on all events contact:
P/C Jerry Nagy, AP - 440-356-0870/216-272-7504 [email protected]
Cdr Jim Holcepl, N - 440-281-4999 [email protected].
Hello friends and neighbors. Summer is finally on the horizon, and for the few of us left with boats, it’s always both a fun experience and horrify-ing at times. Our CYC Power Fleet had their first outing of the year down to the new Inner Harbor Marina Saturday May 30th. All was going as planned until an ugly rain & wind storm happened right as we were eating a nice ca-tered dinner under an overhang behind the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The wind and rain got channeled through a narrow passage at 40-60 knts., and all hell broke out. Plates, food, and even a few chairs went airborne, and our dinner was awash. It looked like a food fight from the movie, Animal House. The rain and wind continued through the night, and no one could leave by boat the next day. The lake looked like the Perfect Storm, and the Rocky River was non-navigable due to the current and all the debris. Hopefully, the rest of the boating season will go a little smoother. Regarding our own cruising for RRS&PS, as we all know by now, our rendezvous to Huron Lagoons Marina had to be cancelled. We hope we can see as many of you with boats and those that will ferry over to Middle Bass for the D7 cruise Friday 7/31—8/2. Also, we are trying to gener-ate enough interest in our annual historical weekend at PIB 9/11—9/13 Our Friday Night dinners continue to be a big suc-cess. Almost 30 members and guests showed up at the Ironwood Café on May 22. It was either good food, good drinks, camaraderie, or the lure of great birthday cake in honor of the writers birthday that attracted the good turn-out. Our next Friday dinner will be 6/19 at the new Felix & Os-cars at 6:30, formerly Panini’s @ Clague & Detroit Rds. Hope to see as many or more there. Please send for head count purposes, your RSVP to Liz. Our Friday dinner for August is yet to be announced. As always, an e/m blast will keep all informed as to the Where & When. Our Annual Steak & Lobster event is scheduled for Satur-day 9/26 at CYC. Make sure you put that on your calen-dars. Chef Karl will be looking for able bodied helpers as in the past. Please volunteer. This is a big event, and there are a lot of things requiring our membership’s help to pull this off.
Lastly, as part of our civic responsibilities, P/D/C Liz Glassell AP and I had the annual honor of rep-resenting our squadron at the USS Cod on Memo-rial Day morning to pay our respects for those who have pasted in the last 12 months from all the boating organizations that are part of the Lake Erie region. Further, thanks to Mike, Roger, & Dorothy (Cleveland), Wayne Powers (Berea), Liz & Sue Lowe who helped me raise all the flags at CYC’s annual commissioning ceremony; and a few drinks afterwards. Smooth sailing. Lt/C Jerry Nagy AP
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DERBY PARTY
At DAVE & JANET KINKAID’S
LOVELY RESTORED CENTURY HOME AND GARDENS
THANK
YOU
FOR YOUR GRACIOUS HOSPITALITY!
FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER AT THE IRONWOOD CAFÉ KAMM’S CORNER
Who: You and Your Family When: 23-25 October 2015 Where: Kalahar i Resor t Sandusky Why: USPS D7 Fall Conference
Why: Because you learn, you participate, you converse, you laugh, you eat, you reju-venate! You may even be asked to sing, dance, or both? And your boat is dry docked, so why not? Come join us! Plus: FREE Waterpark Tickets (4) Daily With room reservation Hosted by Mansfield Power Squadron Stay tuned for details next issue!
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RIVERBELLES CHANGE OF WATCH
THANK YOU Dawn Crain and her 2014 Bridge CONGRATULATIONS Gail Ahlers on her new watch!
Great food and fun at Mahle’s Restaurant
in Westlake
Long night for some! Photos Kate Mott and Pat Dever
Secretary’s Department P/R/C Liz Glassell, AP [email protected]
Asst 1/Lt Kate Mott [email protected]
NOW HIRING!!!!
NEWSLETTER EDITOR NEEDED Opportunity to use your creative and technology skills to communicate important information to
our members.
If you have knowledge and/or interest in newsletter publishing, please contact P/C Susan Rothacker
440.315.1206 [email protected] TRAINING AVAILABLE if needed.
Start Aug 1, no pay, great benefits, 1 Merit Mark
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SUNSHINE , GOOD WISHES and CONDOLENCES
A welcoming sunrise, calm seas and restful sun-sets…...God bless all our friends and their families….
Sad news to report about James W. Tighe II, P. Jim left us on June 5 after a long, courageous 7 year battle with Lou Gehrig’s Disease, ALS. Always there for everyone, with a smile and a joke, we have missed and will continue to miss his smiling face and true friendship. Jim made many contri-butions to RRSPS over the years and we are eternally grate-ful. Our condolences to his Wife, Leslie Tighe, P and her family. Funeral Services for Jim were held June 11, 2015 in Jim’s family hometown of Mount Vernon, Ohio. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at Saint Luke Catholic Church, 1212 Bunts Rd., Lakewood, OH., at 11 a.m. on Monday, June 29, 2015. The family will receive friends ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE MASS. Memorial contributions may be made to the ALS Northern Ohio Chapter, 6155 Rockside Rd., Suite 403, Independence, OH 44131 in Jim's memory. Condolences may be expressed to the family by visiting www.snyderfuneralhomes.com.
P/Lt/C Michael Westrick, AP. Mike passed away Apr il after battling several medical conditions. Mike was a huge part of RRSPS and our Education Department and was our Educational Officer since he joined 11 years ago after retir-ing from ODNR-Division of Watercraft. Mike was often a ‘one-man band’ doing all jobs connected with education until he had to step down last year do to health issues. Rocky River will miss Mike and his stories of boating and law enforcement on the water throughout Ohio, as well as his passion for politics and as a rabid fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes. Rest in peace Mike. A memorial service was held in Mike’s home town of Defi-ance June 10, 2015. Visit: Online condolences www.diciccoandsonsfh.com or obits.cleveland.com/obituaries . Contributions may be made in Michael's memory to the American Diabetes Association , 3601 Green Rd., #100, Cleveland, OH 44122.
Status updates on P/D/C Twila Hauck, SN; Home, doing well and on the mend; P/C Jane Kusnir, AP; Back in Cleveland after winter therapy in Florida and is doing well.
Continued prayers and support for our members who are battling health issues
Kathy Adamek, S; and Muriel Eian; Sharon Schubert, you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Anyone else...Please let us know!
Notify the Commander, Secretary or Sunshine chair, Lt Co-rey Nieding, S, [email protected] or phone 216-228-0736 with notices of needed sunshine for illness, acci-dents or GOOD news announcements to be included in the Currents.
Hello and Happy Summer from the Secretary’s Department!
Let me introduce three very important and vital members of our Department.
P/C Mary Glassco, AP Roster and Computer Database Chair
If you have any change in your address, your phone number or your email address, let Mary know at [email protected]. She’ll make sure that you will continue to receive the Cur-rents, squadron & district emails and notices from National Headquarters.
P/C Susan Rothacker, P Editor of The Currents, the RRSPS Newsletter
Susan puts together our bi-monthly email newsletters and email newsletters and mailings to members without email addresses. If you have photos or news you would like to share please forward them to Susan. Contact her at [email protected] if you have any questions on the Currents.
Lt Corey Nieding Sunshine Chair
Please contact Corey at [email protected] or me at [email protected] if you hear of a member who needs some sunshine via a card or a caring email from our members.
RRSPS Roster
Our RRSPS new roster is available on our website: www.usps.org/localusps/rockyriver. Please contact Cdr Jim Holcepl at [email protected] or me at [email protected] for your password.
That’s the news of the day. Look forward to seeing all of you soon.
PRC Liz Glassell, AP Squadron Secretary
We meet the first Wednesday of each month (except Jan/Feb/Aug) unless otherwise noted
17 July Kate Mott AM Marblehead ladies fun day out –see above
2 Sept Julie Holcepl 6:00 PM Cookout
7 Oct Dawn Crain 6:30 PM Soup/Salad/Dessert Mtg
4 Nov Liz Glassell-Dinner out 6:00 PM
2 Dec Pat Schulz-Christmas Dinner 6:00 PM
2 Mar Gail Ahlers 7:00 PM
6 Apr Pat Dever-Election Meeting 7:00 PM
May Change of Watch TBA 6:00 PM
Would you like to join us at one of our meet-ings? Call us! We would love to see you!
Call President Gail Ahlers 216-228-8729
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2015-2016
Gail Ahlers
Mary Glassco Pat Dever
Bobbie Felgemacher
The Riverbelles invite and encourage all
RRSPS members to join Riverbelles.
Contact President Gail Ahlers or
Vice President Mary Glassco for information
Change of Watch 2015 was celebrated June 10 at
Mahle’s Restaurant inWestlake. Gail Ahlers accepted the gavel from P/R/C Liz Glassell, AP.
Congratulations to Gail and her Bridge 2015-16
A great big THANK YOU to Past President Dawn Crain and her 2014-15 Bridge, Vice President-Mary Glassco, Secretary-Pat Dever, and Treasurer-Bobbie Felgemacher.
OFFICERS FOR THE NEW YEAR ARE: PRESIDENT – GAIL AHLERS
VICE PRESENT – MARY GLASSCO SECRETARY – PAT DEVER TREASURER – BOBBIE FELEGEMACHER
LADIES DAY AT KATE’S PLACE
MARBLEHEAD
July 17
Arrive between 10:00-10:30am
10:30 Ferguson's 12 noon Luncheon at Hotel Lakeside, followed by shopping, sightseeing 2:00 Marblehead Lighthouse, museum 3:00 Downtown Marblehead shops 5:00 Return to cottage, relax, sit by the lake 5:30 Appetizers 6:00 Dinner Return home before dark.
Times are adjustable except for arrival and lunch
RSVP to Kate at 216-470-9278 Entree and beverages will be provided. Let Kate know what you'd like to bring.
Directions: Take Rte 2, across the bay bridge, to 269N (not S) follow 269N to 163. Turn R on 163, past the next traffic light, you will see a Sunoco station on the R, my driveway is across the street. Turn L into Harbor Cove, 6039 East Harbor Road, #10. Park in the parking lot on your L.
May meeting at
Kay Macartney’s
Welcome SUMMER!!
Thank you Kay Macartney for hosting our May meet-ing! Eleven hungry Riverbelles met at Kay’s in Bay
Village for another delightful and luscious ‘Salad and Dessert’ gather-ing. Salad and dessert was evenly balanced as to not have too much guilt. Much was discussed-minutes were emailed to all members-but the hot topic was the planned visit to Marblehead, compliments of Kate Mott’s hospitality once again. Always an enjoyable time of fun, friendship, eating, sightseeing and shopping, See details—left.
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District 7 Cruise Middle Bass Island State Park Marina
July 31 – Aug 2, 2015 “Gilligan’s Island Weekend” Registration Form
*** All boat dockage reservations are the responsibility of each boat owner and can be made by calling directly to Middle Bass State Park Marina 419-285-0311. Be sure to identify yourself as a member of USPS D/7 or your call will be directed to a different call center. A $38 deposit is required for your dock reservation. Any docks not reserved by D7 By June 30, 2015 will be released.
Don’t miss this opportunity—make your reservation early!
Rank/Name ___________________ Rank/Name ______________________ Address _________________City ____________ State _______ Zip ______ Squadron _____________Home Phone ______________ Cell ____________ Email _______________________ Boat Name ________________________
Meal Reservations Weekend Meal Package: $75.00/pp Number _________Total ___________ Includes Friday night Walleye’s “Island Chicken” Dinner Saturday Breakfast/Brunch, Saturday night Walleye’s “Shish Kabob Dinner” All Other Weekend Events Meal Reservation Deadline: July 18, 2015
Make Checks Payable to D7 and mail with this form by July 18 to: PC Bob Moss, SN, 46675 Middle Ridge Road, Amherst, OH 44001
Questions or Information contact Bob Moss at [email protected] or 440-988-2514
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District 7 Middle Bass Island Rendezvous 31 July – 2 Aug 2015
“Gilligan’s Island”
Middle Bass Island State Park Marina VHF Channel 71
Dockage ● All boaters must reserve their dock directly with the State Park Marina ● Call 419-285-0311 Ask for USPS D7 Dockage Reservations All boat dockage must be made 30 days prior to the cruise to be Guaranteed a slip. 10% “Golden Buckeye” Discount available – you must tell them when you make your reservation (They will ask your Golden Buckeye number) ● $1.45 per foot per night ● Water & Electric ● No Alcohol on State Marina property – dock or grounds Registration Form available at http://www.usps.org/d7/d7cruise.htm Deadline July 18
Schedule:
Friday July 31 • Come as early as You can - Get a Head Start on the Weekend • Walleyes Island Chicken Dinner • Wine Tasting/Sharing event at Middle Bass Island Yacht Club • Party at Walleyes or on D7 Boats
Saturday Aug 1
• Early Riser Fun • Breakfast/Brunch at Walleyes Surprise Island Activity Enjoy Walleyes Blue Lagoon Pool Dress like Gilligan’s Island Characters Tour the Island
Saturday Afternoon • Commander’s Cocktail Party at Middle Bass Island Yacht Club for everyone in
Attendance
Saturday Evening-More to come!
DATE EVENT / LOCATION
Nov 4 Riverbelles Dinner Out 6:00 PM Liz Glassell
Nov 11 RRSPS Member/Business Meeting 7:00 PM Optional dinner 6:00 PM
Dec 12 Christmas Party * TBD
* Dates/Locations to be confirmed, may be subject to change
When in doubt, call for Details ……
Admin: P/C Jerry Nagy, AP 216-272-7504 [email protected]
Cdr James Holcepl, N 440-281-4999 [email protected]
Classes: SEO: Lt/C James Christman, N 440-537-4800 [email protected]
Asst SEO: P/C Jim Mason SN 216-905-6547 [email protected]
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PLEASE RETURN TO: P/C Susan Rothacker, P 33883 Maple Ridge Blvd Avon, OH 44011
Address Service Requested (Jul/Aug 15)
Dated Material
DATE EVENT / LOCATION
July Friday Night dinner*TBD
July 25 Riverbelles-Kate Mott 10:00 AM Marblehead fun day out
July 31 - Aug 2 D7Cruise/Rendezvous Middle Bass Island
Aug 28 Friday Night Dinner*TBD
Aug 25-30 Fall Governing Board San Diego California
Sept 2 Riverbelles Cookout 6:00 PM Julie Holcepl
Sept 9 RRSPS Member/Business Meeting 7:00 PM Optional dinner 6:00 PM
Sept 11-13 Put-In-Bay Cruise * TBD
Sept 26 Steak & Lobster Roast 5:30 PM Cleveland Yachting Club
Oct 7 Riverbelles Meeting 6:30 PM Dawn Crain
Oct 23-25 D7 Fall Conference- The Kalahari-Sandusky Mansfield Hosts
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