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VOLUME LII ISSUE 1 January / February 2019
2016-2017 Bridge Officers
Commander Elliott Manke, JN IN 1570 Lakeland Ave. Lakewood, OH 44107 216-221-2899 [email protected]
Executive Officer Mary Glassco, N 27097 Oakwood Cr #107 Z Olmsted Twnshp, OH 44138 440-503-1915 [email protected]
Educational Officer Assistant James Christman, N Robert Thompson, P 37248 Sugar Creek Ln 634 Tournament Dr. North Ridgeville, OH 44039 Avon Lake, OH 44102 440-537-4800 440-930-2594 [email protected] [email protected]
Administrative Officer Assistant Dennis Boylan, P Marcie Hopkins 2100 Radcliffe 2800 Pease Dr. #114 Westlake, OH 44145 Rocky River, OH 44116 440-350-4784 216-533-2675 [email protected] [email protected]
Secretary Assistant Louise Manke, AP 1570 Lakeland Ave. Lakewood, OH 44107 216-221-2899 [email protected]
Treasurer Assistant Harry Barnes, P Joseph Poplstein, AP 29605 Osborn Rd. 32887 Electric Blvd Bay Village, OH 44140 Avon Lake, OH 44012 440-653-1445 440-933-8121 [email protected] [email protected]
Personnel/Fleet Roster/Computer Data:
P/D/C Twila Hauck, SN [email protected]
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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 James E. Mason, SN [email protected] 216-905-7234
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! MAKE IT A HEALTHY, SAFE AND PROSPEROUS ONE
By the time you receive this issue of the Currents , our annu-al Christmas party is history. It is a misfortune if you had to miss it; the party was a wonderful, joyful and inspiring suc-cess. Our thanks and platitudes go to our Administrative Officer Dennis Boylan and his “Santa’s” helpers, the Bay Vil-lage High School Choraleers and the Littlest Heroes, a very helpful organization who support kids with cancer and their families. Besides the children’s gifts we were able to give them a donation of $278 from the 50/50 raffle and individu-als’ cash donations.
On Tuesday 27 November, 2018, at the Perkins Pancake House in Avon, Ohio, a group of NCO members enjoyed brunch, conversation, and presentation of a 50 - Year Mem-bership Award plaque to past assistant- SEO Walter May, AP. We were pleased to have Walter’s wife Charlene in attend-ance as well. For many years in the late ‘70’s and ‘80’s, Wal-ter distributed the student books and collected the Basic Safe Boating class fees.
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Commander's Message Elliott Manke, JN IN [email protected]
That’s when we had scheduled night-class sessions on Monday in Lakewood high school, Tuesday at Bay Village high school, Wednesday at the Rocky River Library and Thursday session ei-ther in North Olmstead or Fairview Park middle schools. Those were the good ‘ole days when we had multitude numbers of students at each location and no rental fees. Again, Walter, Thank You! for your past efforts and dedicated time. We now can proclaim that NCO has two 50-year memberships, the other being Lt/C Jim Christman, N. See photos this issue depicting presentation by D/Cdr Jim Holcepl, SN and yours truly.
Cdr Elliott Manke, Walter May & D/C Jim Holcepl
Walter May & Lt/C Jim Christman Both are 50 Year Members
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Here we are starting a brand new year! The best to all of you in this NEW YEAR.
VESSAL SAFETY: At of the end of the year Vessel Safety Examiners, Harry Barnes, Jim Holcepl,, Dave Kinkaid, Elliott Manke, Louise Manke, Jim Mason, Jon Paulus and Jack Salisbury did over 188 exams with 145 receiving the VSC decals. Good job to our examiners and thank you! If anyone is interested in training as a VSC examiner should contact Elliott at [email protected] or call him at 216 221-2899
ENVIRONMENT: Harry and Kay Barnes along with Elliott and Louise Manke went to help the Green Team in Bay Village cleanup the Porter Creek area near the lake front Metro Parks Huntington Beach. It was a cold and wet and dreary day but these four gallantly braved the elements in the clean-up on the creek that flows into Lake Erie.
THE MID-AMERICA BOAT SHOW is scheduled for January 17-21, 2019 at the IX Center. The Boat Show Co-Chairmen are P/R/C Dave Rickard, AP, Berea Squadron, and Cdr Elliott Manke, JN-IN. To man (or woman) the USPS booth, go online to the sign-up site: https:///www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0E4AAFAD2E5-2019
PUBLICITY NCO: Executive Committee authorized $350 to publish our upcoming classes (see Education article) in the Mid-America Boat Show vendors/advertisers newsletter available at the Boat Show. Thanks to Liz Glassell for the placement of our ad.
CO-OP CHARTING: the D/7 chair-persons, Tom and JoAnn Hancock of Stark County Squadron, are hopeful of getting our District the first and maybe only district to make Na-tional’s Honor Roll for both Geodetic and Nautical for 2018. They have asked NCO and Berea Squadrons to seek and find a geodetic landmark in Avon, photograph it, determine its GPS latitude/longitude and to record for 2018 for D/7. We have a Marine watermark recorded. If anyone is interested in ‘tagging along’ on this geodetic hunt and to learn about USPS Co-Op Charting program, con-tact Elliott ASAP.
In January we all know about really cold weather, gray skies, and survival boredom that will beset us. Perk up! There is the annual IX Boat Show 17-21 January, 2019. Why don’t you sign up (and gain hours for a Merit Mark*) for the USPS show booth, smell all the new fiberglass boats and promote our cause -- Safe Boating through educational ABC classes by ”America’s Boating Club”.
Coinciding with Martin Luther King Day we have a five-day schedule that means there are more slots to fill. The sign-up procedure is the same as previous years. We are using the Sign-Up Genius on the Internet. Go to:
https:///www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0E4AAFAD2E5-2019
Choose the day and time you prefer Click on signup
Enter your name and e-mail address Click on signup again You’re a volunteer!
OR SEARCH: go sign up D/7 boat show
Again we will feature the USPS Boating Skills Virtual Trainer at the booth; it REALLY draws the people in. There will be train-ing session in using the simulator the week-end before the show at a Berea Squadron member’s home in Berea. Call me for details. This means we need four volunteers for each of the slots for a given time period. One person is needed to run the simulator, one to gather and talk with people and do some paper work, and two workers are needed to man the table in the booth, i.e. to invite visitors to take our class schedules and inform them of “America’s Boating Club.”
*Congratulations to the 35 members each of whom earned a Merit Mark from the Chief Commander Gary Cheney. As a rule of thumb, the basic criteria is 15 hours of service to the Squad-ron. (It includes travel time!) See names of the Merit Mark vol-unteers listed in this issue. And “Thanks” to my secretary/wife, Louise, for tackling “the DB2000 system” to write-up and sub-mit the Merit Marks online to our monitor P/C/C Ted Smith. In turn, each received his/her Merit Mark online via e-mail.
MERIT MARK RECIPIENTS FOR 2018 Dathal Armelli Louise K. Manke Harry J. Barnes James E. Mason Kay Barnes Jerry C. Nagy Dennis J. Boylan Corey Neiding Robert Brehm Jon C. Paulus Robert M. Brown Joseph J. Poplstein Neal R. Casbean Susan J. Rothacker James W. Christman Jack Salisbury Mary Glassco Ann Sartin Liz Glassell David Sartin Thomas S.Glassell Patricia W. Schulz Michael Harcar Jr Robert J. Thompson Twila R. Hauck Leslie A. Tighe James R. Holcepl Thomas G. Vincent Julie Holcepl Dorothy L. Walls David Kinkaid Michael R. Zavasnik Janet Lowder Kinkaid Donald M. Zimmer Sue E. Lowe
house and meet up with friends and have a good time! Come March, we are a month or so away from being back on the water and enjoying time with our boating friends. But for some of us, March means so much more and that is of course Saint Patrick’s Day. I am working on booking a Satur-day afternoon at the Music Box Supper club featuring the Dublin City Ramblers where we can enjoy their story telling and music. More details will be coming out shortly. As we move into April, we will be looking for more outdoor activities and events to plan. Early discussion includes a squadron boating rendezvous to the islands, some sort of 4th of July celebration, Tall Ships visiting, and Labor Day event around the air show. And I end my article with this piece of history:
Under the Weather The sailor who had to stand watch on the bow taking all the
pounding and spray was said to be "under the weather."
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Treasurer Lt/C Harry Barnes, P [email protected]
Asst: 1st/Lt Joe Poplstein, AP [email protected]
Administrative Department Lt/C Dennis Boylan, P [email protected]
Asst: 1st/Lt Marcie Hopkins [email protected]
During boating season, we always worried about wind out of the north and what that would do to the lake. Now we worry about wind out of the north and how much snow it will bring and where will it be the worst! We no longer drive around in the car with the windows open or the top down blasting Beach Boy’s or Jimmy Buffett music on the radio as we head up to the boat for a weekend on the water. But all is not lost! Now is the time to start thinking about those boating repairs and work that needs to be done before the season starts. Check the zincs to see if they need to be replaced. How about bottom painting, that’s something to look forward to. Its better to plan for it now so when the weather does break in a couple of months, we can start getting the work done and be ready for the boating season. Except when the north wind blows! But wait - there is more that you can do as you wait for the ice to melt off the lake and you can remove your shrink wrap! In the past we would have weekly Friday get togethers at local restaurants. We are revisiting this idea over the winter and looking for unique and different places we can all enjoy. If you have any recommendations, please let me know. This year we have several events and activities in the works that I am sure you will enjoy. One of the first events coming in January will be our annual Chili Cookoff. This year we are going to do it a bit differently, I am working on having a ce-lebrity judge come in to do the actual judging. This year we will be taking advantage of the beautiful John Christ Winery in Avon as our location for the event. Right now, the target date is set for January 26th and that will be confirmed short-ly. As many of you are aware, I really enjoy sending out emails and reminders so plan on seeing a few of them for this event. In February we will be having our Annual Membership meeting. I am working on a “NEW FLARE” as Membership meetings go! .. that is, having a special guest attend the meeting. It promises to be an interesting, informative and beneficial meeting. Its also a good excuse to get out of the
Winter came early and seems like it will stick around. The boats have been put to bed so Joe Poplstein and I have all our financial records reconciled. As of Dec 1, 2018 we showed an increase of $1,928 this fiscal year in our checking account and our Total Assets set at $23,450 which figure is up $2,716 from the previous year.
Since my last article NCOSPS has added six new members. Please join me in welcoming Tom Corrigan, Franklin Kutz, Elisabeth Corrigan, Michael and Karen Walsh and Jim Jewett. We also had eight members of Cleveland Squadron transfer to our squadron. I am working on a couple more new mem-bers as I write this article.
By the time you read this article the AP Class I have been taking will be completed; I hope I passed the final exam.
Remember to get your reservations into Dennis Boylan for the Chile Cook-off at Christ Winery. Anyone is welcome to submit a pot of chile for the friendly competition.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
At the time of this writing, can you believe that Christmas is just around the corner? I asked Santa for a new boat. Let’s see what shakes out with that one. Santa is usually pretty good to me but I don’t think a boat will fit in his sleigh.
We have two ABC (America’s Boating Class in basic boating) classes set up for Winter/Spring.
First, right after the Boat Show Dennis Boylan and Harry Barnes will run an eight-hour ABC at the Don Umerley Cen-ter, Recreation Center, in Rocky River. Class will start on Monday, January 28,2019 at 6:30 PM. This is for five weeks and ends up on February 25, 2019. The cost is $50 per per-son. The Umerley Center is at 21016 Hilliard Blvd., Rocky River OH 44116.
Second, Jim Hocephl will do an eight-hour ABC class for three Saturdays in April, 2019. This class will be held at Beaver Park South Marina, 6101 West Erie Ave., Lorain OH 44053, April 13th and 20th will be from 9:00AM to 4:00PM and April 27th will be from 9:00AM to about 1:00PM.
For all you “S” (Seamanship) grade folks, we are also doing a Piloting Class at Lakeside Yacht Club starting on Thursday, January 24, 2019. Thanks to Dave Kinkaid we have a free classroom. Dave and I will be the instructors.
Lakeside Yacht Club is at 4851, North Marginal Rd. Cleve-land OH 44114. Class will start at 6:000PM.
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Asst: 1st/Lt Robert Thompson, P [email protected]
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SUNSHINE , GOOD WISHES and CONDOLENCES
A welcoming sunrise, calm seas and restful sunsets…...God bless all our friends and their families….
Sympathy: Passing of Jim Christman’s Sister-n-Law.
Recovery: Joe Popelstein from a hospital stay. Louise Manke is holding her own after radiation.
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Notify the Commander, Secretary or Sunshine chair, Lt Corey Nieding — [email protected] Or call: 216-228-0736 with notices of needed sunshine for illness, accidents or GOOD news announcements to be included in The Currents.
CELEBRATE! CELEBRATE! DANCE TO THE MUSIC!
January Kathy Adamek 15 Dathal Armelli 08 Ken Bigelow 17 Michelle Burke 11 Brad Davidson 01 Marcia Hopkins 26 Mike Jordan 01 Dan Krzystan 31 Kate Mott 27 David Sartin 19 Jill Marie Snellman 04 Leslie Tighe 30 Llona Uhlinger 20 Ivan Wagner 29
February Harry Barnes 25 Robert Brehm 16 Mary Glassco 23 Liz Glassell 11 Donald Kaatz 28 Sandra Krzystan 06 Franklin Kutz 24 Paul Nagel 22
HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!
Save-a-Date
D/7 SPRING CONFERENCE AMERICA’S BOATING CLUB ®
APRIL 5-7 2019
The Holiday Inn Cleveland South Independence, Ohio
Celebrate Spring: Derby Party with Races & Food Stations
Derby Food Bet on Your Favorite Horse You May WIN and so will our District
Enjoy Exciting Speakers TBA Come and celebrate our District's Change of Watch!
Watch your newsletters for more information
and registration form.
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Hi, my name is Jim Jewett and I am possibly the newest member of the NCOSPS. I do not currently own a boat. My boating experience is from the 1970, 1980 and 1990's when I owned two different outboard run aboats in succession. A 1959 17' Lyman (pictured below) I bought in 1977 and a generic 1971 Seastar fiberglass I bought around 1990. I was a small lake/reservoir-close to Erie's south shore-river kind of boater around Ohio, Michigan and Canada.
I first enjoyed boating thanks to my uncle Clifford who's family had a houseboat in Kittaning, Pa. on the Allegheny River. Many fond memories from when I was a young teenager hanging out with
my cousin Rick and later weekend trips with my wife Mary Ellen and our two children. My uncle Clifford even had a Lyman to tow along for excursions and water skiing.
My best boating memories though were week long trips to the French River Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. Mary Ellen & I took our first trip in 1987 with our neighbor friends. They had access to a cabin on Hammerhead Bay. A ten hour drive to 200 miles north of Toronto and a 15 mile boat ride upstream & you were at the cabin
(See the map to the left). You are out there in the wilderness! This trip and several to follow had us trailering the '59 Lyman with its '59, 50 HP outboard motor. The 17' Lyman was the minimal size and had the minimal power needed to navigate
the river. The last landmark upstream before turning left into Hammerhead Bay were the Crooked Rapids.
Here (Picture on the right) is looking upstream at the upper rapids from the mid point of the lower and upper rapids (taken on a dry season low water level day). Hammerhead bay is to the left out of sight. My last trip through these rapids was in the Lyman to open 'camp' for the season. Four of us buddies, loaded with a week's worth of sup-plies barely made it up stream at this point, the throttle wide open. I only knew we were moving by looking at the rocks on both sides of the rapids. Soon I would buy the 71 Seastar with a 100 HP Johnson outboard. It became a perfect French River boat.
Here is an account of Hammerhead bay from this blogspot in 1979: http://missinaibi-yuri.blogspot.com/2007/02/french-river-ontario-1979.html Worth reading the entire blog if this kind of boating has captured you imagination. The granite walls of Hammerhead Bay shown on the left.
"Lulled into complacency by the gentle caress of the river we found that we had missed our channel and had taken an unintentional tour down the long arm of ‘Hammerhead Bay’. The sun was finally overtaken by the clouds permitting the mists to waft in. Each spoken word and stroke of the paddle gently reverberated against the granite walls of the inlet. This canyon was a blind alley which termi-nated after a few miles marked only by a weathered cabin tucked away amongst the trees. No cur-
rent flowed here. This alone should have provided the clue to our dead end. The mist, now a drizzle began to wash the sweat from our brows as we traced our way back. Looking up, I resumed my gaze at the beautiful granite walls and towering pines of these backwoods. Backwoods, - another melody wove its way into my brain. This was a song in tribute to one of my favorite folk artists, Gordon Lightfoot. Gord and his music is the embodiment of the Canadian wilderness experience. The tune was simply entitled ‘Lightfoot’ and the line that played out in my head was... “He is an artist He is an artist He is an artist painting Sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods Still echoes long ago the winter night of black July and then the outcome of an early Cleveland rainfall” (3) Ah Gord! We should have gone left but were mislead by the larger body of water to our right. Running through some minor rapids (the Crooked Rapids) we marveled at the whirlpools formed by the various merging currents that chased each other. The current convinced us that we were on track once more." Here is the view for a downstream boater looking into the rapids vs. the wider bay to the right.
(Not my actual boat. It was easier to get a picture off the internet than to look through old slides)
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District 7 — Fall Conference
PRINCE HENRY THE NAVIGATOR AWARD Gabriel H Brown Trophy
This Trophy is handed out to a squadron with
the most “N” Students
completing the course
divided by the quantity
of squadron members
in that year.
2 Squadrons Tied for 1st
North Coast Ohio S&PS
& Mansfield PS
National Representative: V/C Ben Coons and Wife Marie
Elective Courses Trophy won by Akron Advance Grades Trophy won by Akron
Junior Nav. Trophy won by Mansfield
District Education Officer Award Went To
P/C Susan Harris, S of Akron PS
The NEW John C. Hauck, Jr. Award
For Advanced Piloting goes to: Vermilion Power Squadron
Chapman Award for Excellence in Teaching
Went To P/C Robert Moss, SN of Vermilion
P/D/C Dave Bialorucki accepted for Bob
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Officers & Chairs
Leslie Tighe, President
Cell:440-213-6039 Home:216-521-6033 [email protected]
Kay Barnes
Vice President 216-780-8872
Sue Lowe, Secretary 216-226-0233
Ann Sartin, Treasurer 440-213-6542
Gail Ahlers, Sunshine Kate Mott/Susan Rothacker,
Photography/Historian
Kate Mott, Charity Mary Glassco, Roster
Kay Barnes, Fundraising Pat Dever, Theater
Twila Hauck, Facebook
RIVERBELLES EVENT CALENDAR First Wed Each Month Meet at Hostess Home or at event listed below Sept 5 12:00 Leslie Merwin’s Wharf-in the Flats 440-213-6039 Oct 3 12:30 Mary G/Sue V Home of Mary G. 440-503-1915 Nov 7 12:00 Sue Lowe Waterbury Coach House, Lakewood 216-226-0233 Dec 5 3—7pm Leslie/Gail Holiday Party 440-213-6039 Rosewood Grille, 16740 Royalton Rd 2019 No Meetings in Jan. & Feb. March 6 TBD April 3 6pm Kay Barnes Salad and Desserts 216-780-8872 May TBD Change of Watch
It’s the Holiday season… let the celebrations begin.
Seventeen Riverbelles gathered together to celebrate the season with a lovely dinner at the Rosewood Grille in Strongsville. We enjoyed a fun gift exchange with each other with the reading of ‘Twas the night before Christmas’, but with a bit of a Right/Left twist, it was truly a lot of fun!
For our charity this year we have chosen an individual from Malachi House and have provided wish list items for their holiday enjoyment. Many thanks to Kate Mott for being our charity chairperson for this event. Special thanks to Kay’s boss, Martin Chambers, D.D.S.for donating toothpaste and toothbrushes to our charity.
One thing I am so thankful for this holiday season are the special memories that this wonderful group of women con-tinue to have together.
From our homes to yours, the Riverbelles would like to wish you Happy Holidays and a Happy and Healthy New Year!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
JANUARY
27 Kate Mott
30 Leslie Tighe
FEBRUARY
11 Liz Glassell 23 Mary Glassco
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New and Re-Instated Members
Elisabeth Corrigan & Franklin Kutz — New Members Kay Barnes — Re-Instated
Sharon Schubert — Re-Instated Tom & Elisabeth Corrigan — New Members
Jim Jewett — New Member & Wife Mary Ann Michael and Karen Walsh — New Members
Jim contributed a very nice Article — See Pg 8
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North Coast Ohio Christmas Party Held at Arrabiata’s in Bay Village
Harry Barnes, Mary Weir-Boyland (BOD Member), Dennis Boylan, Elliott Manke, Littlest Heroes Repst’s
Family of Dennis and Mary Boylan
Bay High School Choraleers
New Member Jim Jewett And wife Mary Ann
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North Coast Ohio SPS — Order Form For Polo Shirts and Hats
Name: _________________________________________ Date: __________________ Phone #: ______________________ Email Address: _________________________________ Please Note: All Shirts will have the NCO Logo on the right sleeve. All Hats will have the NCO Logo on the back strap
Only Logo Choice is on the hat (front) or shirt (Left Breast), is either: “USPS Round Logo” or the “America’s Boating Club Logo”
Additional Sizes (above XL) are available for a $2.00 upcharge per shirt for each size above XL up to XXXL. Shirt Selections: EZ COTTON POLO SILK TOUCH
PERFORMANCE POLO $25.95 $21.95 MENS LOGO CHOICE LOGO CHOICE SIZE QTY COLOR LADIES USPS or America’s Boating Club USPS or America’s Boating Club S—XL SUBTOTAL
Hat Selections:
$7.95 LOGO CHOICE FOR HAT QTY COLOR USPS or America’s Boating Club SUBTOTAL
CHECKS PAYABLE TO: NCOSPS MAIL TO: MARY GLASSCO TOTAL 27097 OAKWOOD CHIRCLE, 107Z OLMSTED TWP, OHIO 44138 Pre-Payment in Full is required for all orders
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EZ Cotton Polo A soft, smooth, durable 100% cotton pique, it boasts
an updated fit and a collar that resists curling. It also
resists shrinking, wrinkling, pilling and fading with
ease. It is a 5.9-ounce, 100% cotton with flat knit col-
lar and cuffs. 3-button placket with dyes-to-match
buttons and side vents.
Silk Touch Performance Polo Wicks moisture, resists snags and thanks to
PosiCharge® technology, holds onto its color for a pro-
fessional look that lasts. There’s just no higher per-
forming polo. It is a 4-ounce, 100% double knit with a
V-neck Johnny collar, self-fabric collar, tag-free label.
Set-in, open cuff sleeves, double -needle sleeve cuffs
and hem. 3- button placket with dyed-to-match
buttons.
The NEW — NCO Shirts and Hats — Are Here Below are examples of what you can get:
Shirts: NCO Logo on the sleeve & your choice of the USPS Circular Logo or the America’s Boating Club logo on the left breast.
Hats: NCO Logo on the back and the same two choices on the front Check out the Colors, shirts & hats on the next page
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WHITE TRUE ROYAL OXFORDHTHR STERLING GREY
AZURE BLUE VINE GREEN APPLERED BLUEHTHR
NAVY BLACK
PINK NAVY RED WHEAT
WHITE KHAKI
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Fundraiser Flyer on behalf of NCOSPS
December 31st
PLEASE RETURN TO: USPS/NCOSPS P/C James Mason, SN 1626 Lakeland Ave. Lakewood, Ohio 44107
Address Service Requested
Dated Material
DATE EVENT / LOCATION Jan 17—21 Mid-American IX Boat Show See Cdr’s Article for Sign up Details Jan 24th Piloting Class 1800 Lakeside Yacht Club — See Pg 13 for Details Jan 26th Chili Cook-Off TBD John Christ Winery (See Cover Page) Jan 28th ABC Class 1830 See SEO Article for Details
Feb 6th Annual Election Meeting 2000 See Page 6 for Details April 13 ABC Class at Beaver Park South Marina See Page 13 for Details
NORTH COAST OHIO SAIL and POWER SQUADRON CALENDAR OF EVENTS for 2018
For Boaters, by Boaters℠
DATE EVENT / LOCATION
* Dates/Locations to be confirmed, may be subject to change
When in doubt, call for Details ……
Events: Admin: Lt/C Dennis Boylan, P 440-350-4784 [email protected] Commander Elliott Manke, JN IN 216-221-2899 [email protected] Classes: SEO: Lt/C Jim Christman, N 440-537-4800 [email protected] Asst SEO: 1st/Lt Robert Thompson, P 440-930-2594 [email protected]
Wish to Purchase a Burgee?
Contact Lt/C Harry Barnes, P
Phone: 440-653-1445
