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S H R I N E Y A C H T S M A N Volume 22, Issue 1 August 2006 Wow, the Tampa Imperial Session has come and gone so quickly. It seems like only a few months ago we were making plans to attend, yet it has been four years since I was elected into Office at Minneapolis, MN. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the members of the I.A.S.Y.C. for electing me as your new Commodore and congratulate the newly installed “Bridge”. Our number one goal this year is to further promote membership into our great fraternity. As discussed in Tampa at our annual business meeting, we as members must all do our part to promote this association. As your Commodore, I will be looking into new ideas to help further promote membership. Please inform me of any new ideas that you may want to share regarding membership, activities or involvement. Those of you with internet access be sure and check out www.shrinesavers.com ; this new tool offered by our Imperial Headquarters can only be a plus for our membership. A tip of the Fez to all of the members that helped to make Tampa and the Change of Watch Luncheon so enjoyable. We had 51 present for the luncheon, where Hadi Potentate Steve Harris performed the Installation of Officers and PIC Tom Magnuson performed the Official Proclamation. A special thanks to my Lady Bonnie and all of her helpers for all of the beautiful decorations. It’s great that most all of the I.A.S.Y.C. appointments agreed to stay onboard for another year and maintain their respective offices. Plans are now in place for the Midwinter meeting, which will be held downtown Las Vegas at the Plaza Hotel and Casino February 07 – 11, 2007. Please check the center section of this issue for more details. Las Vegas is a wonderful city to visit with so much to see and do, that we left one day as an open agenda for your very own site seeing adventures. This event and these hotel rates will be available to all members and guests of I.A.S.Y.C. members. Make sure to invite your best traveling friends for this event. By the way check out “Vegas Tips” by Vice Commodore Richo Markson. Until February, keep your powder dry and we will see you in Las Vegas. The Holiday Season will soon be with us, on behalf of Bonnie and I we wish Happy Holidays to all. Yours in Brotherhood, Ron The “Bridge” of the International Association of Shrine Yacht Clubs is proud to display the following Burgees. If your Burgee is not shown listed below, please provide one to us in care of the Commodore. Afifi Al Kader Al Koran Aladdin Almas Amara Araba Ben Ali Boumi Cresent El Jebel Gizeh Hadi I.A.S.Y.C. Islam Kena Khedive LuLu M.A.A.S.Y.C. Mahi M.S.Y.C. Murat Nur Rajah Rameses Royal Pirates S.S.M.Y.C. Sahib Salaam Tripoli Zelzah Zenobia PAGE 1 FALL 2006 WWW.IASYC.ORG *Winter Session * February 7-11, 2007 Las Vegas, NV COMMODORE RONNIE R. MARKHAM, PP, 33° (HADI) LADY BONNIE 4011 CANDLEWOOD PLACE NEWBURGH, IN 47630-1789 R: 812-853-3448 B: 812-474-0030 F: 812-962-0489 E: [email protected] Started as a club within the Shrine composed of Shrine boaters in 1971, the IASYC today represents among its affiliated Shrine Temple Yacht Clubs the ambassadors of goodwill among the boating fraternity. It is a private, self- supporting, fraternal Shrine boating association dedicated to the futherance of the aims of shrinedom. It has grown and developed since its infancy from the Atlantic seaboard to all areas of the country from coast to coast into Canada and to Alaska and Hawaii. It!s growth and expansion continues with no end in sight. We consider ourselves the most family oriented and premier organization in all shrinedom. Commodore! s Report Edited and Produced by Bob Omer Production by Tom Magnuson 1997 Carver 430 CPMY Markham’s Big TYME IV
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SHRINE YACHTSMANVolume 22, Issue 1 August 2006
Wow, the Tampa Imperial Session has come and gone so quickly. It seems like only a few months ago we were making plans to attend, yet it has been four years since I was elected into Office at Minneapolis, MN. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the members of the I.A.S.Y.C. for electing me as your new Commodore and congratulate the newly installed “Bridge”. Our number one goal this year is to further promote membership into our great fraternity. As discussed in Tampa at our annual business meeting, we as members must all do our part to promote this association. As your Commodore, I will be looking into new ideas to help further promote membership. Please inform me of any new ideas that you may want to share regarding membership, activities or involvement. Those of you with internet access be sure and check out www.shrinesavers.com; this new tool offered by our Imperial Headquarters can only be a plus for our membership. A tip of the Fez to all of the members that helped to make Tampa and the Change of Watch Luncheon so enjoyable. We had 51 present for the luncheon, where Hadi Potentate Steve Harris performed the Installation of Officers and PIC Tom Magnuson performed the Official Proclamation. A special thanks to my Lady Bonnie and all
of her helpers for all of the beautiful decorations. It’s great that most all of the I.A.S.Y.C. appointments agreed to stay onboard
for another year and maintain their respective offices. Plans are now in place for the Midwinter meeting, which will be held downtown Las Vegas at the Plaza Hotel and Casino February 07 – 11, 2007. Please check the center section of this issue for more details. Las Vegas is a wonderful city to visit with so
much to see and do, that we left one day as an open agenda for your very own site seeing adventures. This event and these hotel rates will be available to all members and guests of I.A.S.Y.C. members. Make sure to invite your best traveling friends for this event. By the way check out “Vegas Tips” by Vice Commodore Richo Markson. Until February, keep your powder dry and we will see you in Las Vegas. The Holiday Season will soon be with us, on behalf of Bonnie and I we wish Happy Holidays to all.Yours in Brotherhood, Ron
The “Bridge” of the International Association of Shrine Yacht Clubs is proud to display the following Burgees. If your Burgee is not shown listed below, please provide one to us in care of the Commodore.
AfifiAl KaderAl KoranAladdinAlmasAmaraArabaBen AliBoumiCresentEl Jebel
GizehHadiI.A.S.Y.C.IslamKenaKhediveLuLuM.A.A.S.Y.C.MahiM.S.Y.C.Murat
NurRajahRamesesRoyal PiratesS.S.M.Y.C.SahibSalaamTripoliZelzahZenobia
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! *Winter Session* February 7-11, 2007 Las Vegas, NV
COMMODORE
RONNIE R. MARKHAM, PP, 33° (HADI) LADY BONNIE 4011 CANDLEWOOD PLACE NEWBURGH, IN 47630-1789 R: 812-853-3448 B: 812-474-0030 F: 812-962-0489 E: [email protected]
Started as a club within the Shrine composed of Shrine
boaters in 1971, the IASYC today represents among its affiliated Shrine Temple Yacht Clubs the ambassadors of
goodwill among the boating fraternity. It is a private, self-
supporting, fraternal Shrine boating association dedicated to the futherance of the aims of shrinedom. It has grown and
developed since its infancy from the Atlantic seaboard to all areas of the country from coast to coast into Canada and to Alaska and Hawaii. It!s growth and expansion continues with no end in sight. We consider ourselves the most family oriented and premier organization in all shrinedom.
Commodore!s Report
Edited and Produced by Bob Omer
Production by Tom Magnuson
1997 Carver 430 CPMY Markham’s Big TYME IV
IASYC Chief Aide !
L.P. Dallas HADI2017 So. Kentucky AveEvansville, IN 47714R: 812-423-1131
IASYC Chaplain !Bob Stanley, PIC AL KORAN5429 Florida Ave.Bethel Park, PA 15102-3812R: 412-831-7878C: [email protected]
Fleet Surgeons !Bruce R. Elder, MD ALEE701 Landings Way S.Savannah, GA 31411-2831R: 912-598-5377
Carl Sputh, MD MURAT5671 Rolling RidgeIndianapolis, IN 46220R: 317-251-2683
Robert K. Heide, MD KHEDIVE5109 Studeley Ave.Norfolk, VA 23508R: 757-423-6353W: 757-622-3260
Fleet Dental Surgeon !Robert S. Bodenstein, DDS, PIC 6044 Pear Road AL KORANParma Heights, OH 44130-2007R: 317-251-2683
IASYC Photographer - Editor !Bob Omer EL JEBEL10376 Baneberry Pl.Littleton, CO 80129R: 303- 470-3346
IASYC Legal Advisor !Rodney H. Grove 33º HADI
304 S.E. First Street
Evansville, IN 47708
R: 812- 423-4433
IASYC Historian !James W. Marshall BOUMI212 Prospect CircleShrewsbury, PA 17361R: 717-235-1832
IASYC Publisher !Tom Magnuson, PIC EL JEBEL2325 15th AvenueLongmont, CO 80503R: 303-678-0867
Deceased Past Commodores !
1971-73 Karl Benning, Jr. LU LUCrossed the Bar
1974-75 Warren Benser BOUMICrossed the Bar
1975-75 Edward Penberthy CRESCENTCrossed the Bar
1976-77 Dr. T.A. Miller MAHICrossed the Bar
1977-78 Walter Faust LU LUCrossed the Bar
1978-79 Clarence Cooper NURCrossed the Bar
1979-80 Harry W. Bendall KENACrossed the Bar
1980-81 Jerry Bigelow AMARAWas elected but term served by V.C. Saul “Bud” SteelCrossed the Bar
1981-82 Saul “Bud” Steel LU LUCrossed the Bar
1982-83 Philip Le. R. Loomis ALMASCrossed the Bar
1983-84 Harold“Hal”Almquist AAHMESCrossed the Bar
1985-86 Wlado C. Hersom, PP AZANCrossed the Bar
1987-88 Martin Wiener ZENOBIACrossed the Bar
1990-91 Dennis Swarmer SAHIBCrossed the Bar
1991-92 Art Nystrom AL BAHRCrossed the Bar
1994-95 Frank Wyble, Jr. ALMASCrossed the Bar
1995-96 James H Woods HADICrossed the Bar
Living Past Commodores !
1984-85 George A. Frohlick EL JEBEL2300 S. Valley Highway Service RoadDenver, CO 80222-5514R: 303-756-7095
1986-87 Harold R. Keene RAMESES47 Hettersley DriveAjax, Ontario, Canada L!T !S!R: 905-426-1077
1988-89 Vern Beard AL KADER3107 NE Rocky Butte RoadPortland, OR 97220R: 503-252-6768
1989-90 Jack Tate ZEM ZEM1071 Singer DriveSinger Island, FL 33404-2764R: 561-845-3280
1992-93 Paul Voight, PP MAHI1712 S.E. Jackson StreetStuart, FL 34997-5843R: 561-781-1819
1993-94 Issac Mizachi CRESCENT2500 Diana Drive, Apt. 108Hallandale, IN 46217-9401R: 954-454-0481
1996-97 Dr. Robert S. Bodenstein, PP6044 Pearl Road AL KORANParma Heights, OH 44130-2007R: 440-888-5997
1997-98 Ron Gilbert RAJAH2053 S.E. 16th StreetCape Coral, FL 33990-3814R: 941-573-1488
1998-99 Bob Stanley AL KORAN5429 Florida Ave.Bethel Park, PA 15102-3812R: 412-831-7878
1999-00 Ottmar Bobsien GIZEHRR1 Galiano IslandBC VON 1PO CanadaR: 250-539-5979
2000-01 Mike Nord BEN ALI3632 East Island Ct.Elk Grove, CA 95758-7428
2001-02 Robert J. Dancey MURAT6200 S. Harding St.Indianapolis, IN 46217-9401R: 317-78-9530
2002-03 Chester R. Dunn BEKTASH30 Mathers Cove RoadDurham, NH 03824-3425R: 603-868-3003
2003-04 Lou Metz TRIPOLI5856 Sugarbush LaneGreendale, WI 53129-2621R: 414-421-3810
2004-05 Tom Magnuson EL JEBEL2325 15th AvenueLongmont, CO 80503-2314R: 303-678-0867 F: 303-678-9077
2005-06 Charles Downing KHEDIVE225 Betty CourtNorfolk, VA 23502-4901R: 757-466-1294
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IASYC District Commodores!
Captain Hal Pierce ABBAP.O. Box 250Mobile, AL 36601-0250R: 334-626-4743
Joel W. Johnson, PP AAD800 East 2nd StreetSuperior, WI 54880R: 715-394-4805 B: 218-722-1757
Sterling Hill AL BAHR1652 Halley StreetSan Diego, CA 92154-2715R: 619-423-1187
Charles Stoddard AL KADER4111 Palmondon StreetVancouver, WA 98661-5644R: 360-699-6372
John Murphy, Jr. AL KALY107 Citrus Road N.E.Lake Placid, FL 33852R: 863-465-1314
Stan Leff AL KORAN94 N. LakehurstEastlake, OH 44095-1150R: 440-951-4139 B: 440-946-2240
Sheldon Davis AL KORAN500 Catlin RoadRichmond Heights, OH 44143-2532R: 216-383-8080 B: 216-382-2000
Daniel E. Stainbrook II ALADDIN28 Parkview Ave.Westerville, OH 43081-2814R: 614-898-0717
Tom Clark ALOHAP.O. Box 4038Kailou Kona, HI 96745-4038R: 808-329-8294 B: 808-329-3294
David Myers ALMAS1532 S.W. 51st LaneCape Coral, FL 33914R: 941-542-7221
Michael Snitkin AMARA2511 Pepperwood Circle N.Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410-5244R: 561-662-9945 B: 561-622-9903
David W. Richards ARABA5225 S.W. 10th Ave.Cape Coral, FL 33914-7019R: 941-549-0718
Chet Dunn PIC BEKTASH30 Mathers Cove RoadDurham, NH 03824R: 603-868-3003 B: 603-666-4800
Vern Bendsen BEN ALIP.O. Box 984Suisan, CA 94585-0984R: 707-422-3510
Joseph E. Blevins BOUMIP.O. Box 399Davidsonville, MD 21035-0339B: 301-261-4720 F: 410-798-81038
John E. Williams CRESCENT295 Rt. 47-S #43
Cape May Courthouse, NJ 08210-2508R: 609-889-4571
Eugene R. Peetz ELF KHURAFEH1548 Apple Creek TrailGrand Blanc, MI 48439-4964R: 810-694-1864
Carl Q. Anderson EL JEBEL701 Galaxy DriveGrand Junction, CO 81506-1847R: 970-243-7285
Robert Lehl EL JEBEL17 Sunset CircleHudson, CO 81625R: 303-536-9763
L.P. Dallas HADI2017 S. Kentucky Ave.Evansville, IN 47714B: 812-423-1131
Richard B. McCord KENA5505Seminary RoadFalls Church, VA 22041R: 703-573-4202 C: 703-402-4441
A.D. Super KHEDIVE2613 Heston RoadVirginia Beach, VA 23451R: 757-481-5192
Charles P. Harriman KORA98 Field RoadFalmouth, ME 04105-1104R: 207-797-7854 B: 800-597-8625
Lloyd Huber LAKE CO. MARINERS33642 Lincoln RoadLeesburg, FL 34788-4505R: 352-742-8021
Frank Wizorek LU LUP.O. Box 129Oreland, PA 19075-0129R: 215-885-4830
Alberto Muhtar MAHI1060 North Shore DriveMiami Beach, FL 33141R: 305-868-3597 B: 305-372-8813
Thomas R. Weir MOSLEM2236 Juniper CourtShelby Township, MI 48316-1049R: 248-651-0989 B: 810-504-1270
Donald R. Ricketts MURAT8006 Meridian Hill LaneIndianapolis, IN 46240-2525R: 217-257-2321 B: 317-257-7141
Michael T. Hart RAJAH323 North Queen StreetLancaster, PA 17603R: 717-203-1865
Don Pennington ROYAL PIRATESP.O. Box 1142Long Key, FL 33001-1142
Lou Metz PIC TRIPOLI5856 Sugarbush LaneGreendale, WI 53129-2621414-421-3810
Dan W. Pfister, Sr. ZEMBO20 E. Walnut StreetLancaster, PA 17602-4924R: 717-397-5355 B: 717-393-3694
Dr. George Stucker ZENOBIA7145 Winding BrookPettysburg, OH 43551R: 419-661-0360
Rodney S. Wallace ZURAH2201 E. 78th StreetBloomington, MN 55125-1228R: 612-474-6475 B: 612-854-3411
IASYC Ambassadors-at-Large!
Fred Meyer AL BAHR2348 Harcourt DriveSan Diego, CA 92123-3606R: 619-569-7766 B: 619-277-4446
John Baker AL KORAN1427 Richmond RoadLyndhurst, OH 44124-2449R: 216-382-8935
Elmer V. Rogers AL KORAN7136 Josephine DriveNorth Olmsted, OH 44070-5002R: 440-235-9633
Klaus J. Reinwarth AMARA8896 S.W. Fisherman’s Wharf DriveStuart, FL 34997-9116R: 772-283-3585
Charles V. Eaton AZAN604 Shorewood Drive #506Cape Canaveral, FL 32920-5079R: 321-783-9037
Jerry L. Center BEN ALI5736 Muldrow RoadSacramento, CA 95481-4718R: 916-331-6360
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IASYC Ambassadors-at-Large! (Continued)
Franklin G. Granata DAMASCUS14876 S.W. 72nd TerraceMiami, FL 33193R: 305-387-5309
Thomas R. Magnuson EL JEBEL2325 – 15th AvenueLongmont, CO 80503-2314R: 303-678-0867 F: 303-678-9077
C.M. “Max” Whitcomb GIZEH4591 Woodgreen DriveWest Vancouver, B.C., Canada V7S 2V3R: 604-926-2735
Richard Swonder HADI4718 Ridge Knoll DriveEvansville, IN 47710-3852R: 812-425-3424 B: 800-635-4661
Samuel Davis LAKE CO. MARINERS1104 Todd WayTavares FL 32778-4506R: 353-343-7975
William C. Merritt MAHI111 S.W. 3rd StreetMiami, FL 33130R: 305-852-3608 B: 305-371-3741
Arthur B. Brooks, III MOSLEM29317 S. Seaway CourtHarrison, MI 48045R: 810-468-6641
William C. Graam MURAT6262 Eastridge DriveIndianapolis, IN 46219-4646R: 317-322-1725
Harold S. Payne RAMESES55 French CrescentHolland Landing, ONT, Canada L9N 1J9R: 905-836-1038
Charles Chagnot ROYAL PIRATES1627 Narcissus AvenueBig Pine Key, FL 33043-6043R: 305-872-2852
Captain Larry Hettings SALADIN742 Park AvenueHolland, MI 49423-4371R: 616-335-5465
Jerry Leff SYRIA24 Krist GlennPittsburgh, PA 15218-1927R: 412-351-5190 B: 412-351-5000
Norman C. Arbes, PP SYRIA115 Seibert DriveMoon Township, PA 15108-2599R: 412-299-0788
Ronald E. Hastler TADMORE294 Grove StreetAkron, OH 44302-1625R: 336-762-6798
Lowell Heinemann ZURAH8104 Pennsylvania RoadMinneapolis, MN 55438-1137R: 612-941-3864
IASYC Port Captains !
Dr. Dan Maryland AAD322 E. Central EntranceDuluth, MN 55811R: 218-722-5871
Phillip R. Schaefer AAHMES3109 Jackson PlaceAntioch, CA 94509-5326R: 510-754-1872 B: 413-882-2639Representing AAHMES Temple
Fred L Morewitz ACCA5952 Regal Glen Drive #108Boynton Beach, FL 33437-5628R: 561-495-4955Representing ACCA Temple
Wilbur A. “Will” Witte AFIFI8704 – 59th Avenue Court S.W.Lakewood, WA 98499-2425R: 253-584-4716Representing South Pugent Sound
Jerry Burg AFIFI8806 Villa Beach RoadAnderson Island, WA 98303-9785R: 253-884-4083Representing AFIFI Temple
J. B. Carnahan ALASKA527 B Fourth AvenueFairbanks, AK 99701R: 907-452-2806 C: 907-388-1025F: 907-456-1705 Representing Alaska
Robert J. Gorton AL BAHR4393 Santa Monica Ave.San Diego, CA 92107-2930R: 619-223-7491Representing AL BAHR Temple
Gary Brookins AL KORAN401 Darbys RunBay Village, OH 44140R: 440-335-4388 B: 440-235-5300Representing Lake Erie Islands
Jack T. Phillips AL KORAN16029 Squirrel Hollow LaneStrongsville, OH 44136-6253R: 440-572-4512Representing Port of Cleveland
Edson S. Lott ALOHA275 Makawali PlaceHonolulu, HI 96825Representing the Hawaiian Islands
Hugh Pickering AL MALAIKAH3742 S. Flowers StreetLos Angeles, CA 90007-3727R: 760-369-1126 B: 213-749-2935Representing AL MALAIKAH Temple
Paul Leach ARABA129 Cousley DrivePort Charlotte, FL 33952R: 941-629-5456Representing Port of Ft. Myers
Wesley Allison ARABA17109 Junonia CourtFort Meyers, FL 33908-1603R: 941-466-1482
H. Emerson Biddle AZAN730 New Hampton WayMerritt Island, FL 32953-2139R: 321-452-0554Representing Cape Canaveral
Clyde Casperson BEJA717 Bayshore Drive, P.O. Box 137Sister Bay, WI 54234R: 920-854-5155 B: 920-854-4123Representing Door County Wisconsin
George Trefz, Jr. BEN ALI4661 Clipper DriveByron, CA 64514-9200R: 925-516-8419Representing Sacramento River
Richard K. Welle EL JEBEL33000Highway 149Gunnison, CO 81230R: 970-641-5640Representing EL JEBEL Temple
Tracey Dallas HADI2017 S. Kentucky AvenueEvansville, IN 47714R: 812-437-4983
James E. Canterbury KHEDIVE729 Wood Duck LaneChesapeake, VA 23323-4011R: 757-487-0862Representing MAASYC
Gerald Deacon LAKE CO. MARINERS68 Lattice DriveLeesburgh, FL 32788R: 352-365-9576Representing Lake County, FL
Roy L Knauth LU LU20 W. Myrtle AvenueFeasterville, PA 19053-2332R: 215-355-3796 B: 215-357-8600Representing Port of Philadelphia
W. Griffith Knorr, Jr. PP LU LU1211 Bayshore DriveEnglewood, FL 34223-4610R: 941-475-4266Representing Port of Venice, FL
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IASYC Port Captains !Continued
Captain Chris Knowels MAHI5760 W. 14th AvenueHialeah, FL 33012-2217R: 305-821-0914 B: 305-794-9424Representing Port of Miami
Gilbert Lance MOSLEM2104 – 18th StreetWyandotte, MI 48192R: 313-281-2996Representing Detroit River
Don Ricketts MURAT8167 Penn PlaceIndianapolis, IN 46250-4625R: 317-598-9866
George H. Price NILE12012 Maplewood AvenueEdmonds, WA 98026-3112R: 425-743-4740Representing North Pugent Sound
Robert E. Wasson NUR507 W. Cleveland AvenueWilmington, DE 19809-1617R: 302-798-2951Representing Port of Wilmington
Richard L. Martin OSIRIS511 Jefferson StreetNewell, WV 26050-1113R: 304-387-2479Representing Upper Ohio River
Capt. Lawrence Bruno ROYAL PIRATESP.O. Box 500668Marathon, FL 33050-0668R: 305-743-7282Representing the Florida Keys
William E. Jayne, III SALAAM27 Tiger DriveCalifon, NJ 07830-3419R: 908-832-5921Representing SALAAM Temple
Phillip D. Meier TEBALAP.O. Box 10Woodstock, IL 60098-0010R: 815-338-1417 B: 815-338-3344Representing TEBALA Temple
R. Ross Blackwood TRIPOLI2877 N. 122nd StreetWauwatosa, WI 53222R: 414-771-8766Representing No. Door County Wisconsin
Robert A. Morris ZEMBO6353 N. Powderhorn RoadMechanicsburg, PA 17055R: 717-796-1011 B: 717-761-3251Representing Chesapeake Bay
Joe Silverberg ZOR2802 Arbor Drive #1Madison, WI 53711-1800R: 608-233-7170
Gordon J. Warner ZURAH7995 Island RoadEden Prairie, MN 55347-1123R: 612-934-7995 B: 612-332-8905Representing ZURAH Temple
The International
Yachtsman's Toast
There are good ships,
And there are wood ships,The ships that sail the sea.
But the best ships,Are friendships,
And may they always be.
May misfortune follow you the rest of your life,
but never catch up.
Take me fishing and show me worms aren"t that icky.
Take me fishing; You can think about work later.
Take me fishing; Because I get the giggles when the boat bounces.
Take me fishing; Because my wedding is closer than you think.
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Imperial Council Sessions ~ I.A.S.Y.C. Business Sessions
2007 July 1~5 Anaheim, CA2008 June29~July 3 St. Louis, MO2009 July 5~9 San Antonio, TX2010 July 4-8 Toronto, Ontario
2011 July 3-7 Denver, CO
IASYC Mid Winter Sessions
2007 Feb 07-11 Las Vegas, NV 2008 Feb 13-17 San Diego, CA.2009 Feb xx-xx Palm Beach, FL.
VICE COMMODORE RICHARD E. MARKSON (AL BAHR)
LADY JUDIE " " " 6504 BRYNWOOD WAY " " " SAN DIEGO, CA 92120-3808 " " " R: 619-287-4600 " " " B: 619-477-0323 " " " F: 619-287-3859
" " " E:[email protected] O.K., so here's how it works. You put a coin (or better yet a dollar bill) into this well lighted machine, press a button that says "SPIN REELS", and you get more coins (or dollars) back than you first put in. That's all you need to know. You could recoup your expenses for Las Vegas in 2007 so easily. And, expenses can be low. In February, our Commodore is planning an outstanding FUN convention in glorious Las Vegas. The Hotel, food, and (most) of the entertainment is very reasonably priced, in this, the Entertainment Capital of the World. The best fun is meeting everyone, so much comraderie we share, and associations that we build, last a lifetime. Judie and I have made life-long friends from Tampa and past Conventions. How about you I.A.S.Y.C. Members who pay your dues, taking advantage of the festive occasions and planning NOW to be with us in Las Vegas. The months fly by, let's get together in February.
#Fraternally,Richard
RICHO’s TIPSHi Big Spender!Rent a LIMO: Bell Trans (702) 739-7990 will furnish a "stretch" limo for one hour at $43/hr plus driver gratuity. Six can enjoy riding up and down the "Strip" while waving at the less fortunate through the moon roof. Bring your own champagne.
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Take a romantic gondola ride at the Venetian
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$$$$ Dining: Picasso at the Bellagio 6-9:30 p.m.
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DO NOT MISS the ever changing floral display in the main hall at the Bellagio. After being the "Big Spender" this display is FREE.
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The volcano eruption at the Mirage. (After you have seen one volcano erupt, you've seen them all.)
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Too much to handle in four days . . . try the Hospitality Room at the Plaza. BEST DEAL IN LAS VEGAS.
Transportation in Las Vegas: No car? No problem. Monorail between Sahara and MGM Grand Hotels. Five in-between stops. (Expensive at $5 per person, one way) . . . discounts for multi-ride or all-day pass, but at $20 per couple round-trip you could hire a cab. Best deal is Public Bus"The Deuce" from Downtown Transportation Center every 6 to 15 minutes running up and down "the Strip", 24 hrs a day, at $5 for 24 hr pass. Double decker buses, reduced rates for Seniors (too bad we don't qualify). Free trams: A. Excalibur-Luxor-Mandalay Bay B. Treasure Island-The Mirage
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Wedding Chapels: See next Yachtsman
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Glitzy display: Liberace Museum 1775 E. Tropicana Ave. (702) 798-5595 Tribute shows at 1 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Saturdays. (Shame I can't make it).
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Next trip w/Grandkids: Adventuredome Theme Park at Circus Circus (air conditioned) where adults, not going on rides, are free, and kids buy wristband for about $20, but $4 discount in most magazines including the Evansville, Indiana Gazette. Good way to keep the little ----------entertained ALL DAY LONG!
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Contest: Who can find the best deal on a hotdog or shrimp cocktail? Submit answer to Richo and winner gets a bottle of "my favorite wine".
If renting a car at the airport, check Advantage Rent-A-Car. They just opened the Las Vegas facility and seem to have lower rates than the more advertised companies.
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If gambling, of any sort, is your thing, as soon as possible after arriving at the Plaza Hotel, stop by the Plaza "Play Club" and get your "Play Club Card" which gives you points toward prizes or comp meals. You immediately will receive a gift T-shirt or some such "stuff".
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Shopping: There is an outlet mall five minute drive from the Hotel called Las Vegas Premium Outlets at 875 S. Grand Central Parkway (Coach, Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger Company Store etc). This is not to be confused with the giant Las Vegas Outlet Center 7400 Las Vegas Blvd (near the airport). You can also find your shopping frenzy at "Fashion Show" (Bloomingdales, Nordstroms, Macy's etc) located across from Wynn Hotel & Casino.
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Reasonable meals: Italian (Maggiano's, also across from Wynn Casino), Chinese (Chang's In Bally's Hotel, moderate pricing, but good food), steak (skip Ruth's Chris, and try Bally's Steak House. Order the big porterhouse and one large salad. This will feed two.)
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Best buffet deal: Luxor if you arrive between 3:30 and 4:00 for the lunch price, $13.99. At 4 p.m. sharp, the dinner starts, and price is $19.99 For the BIGGEST buffet, the Rio Carnival World Buffet (lunch $15.99 and dinner $23.99, but most Vegas magazines have $5.00 per person discount coupons).
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Free shows: The Rio "Masquerade Show in the Sky (in the Hotel, 7 shows daily, 3 p.m., 4, 5, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30. Catch some beads.Also, the moving, talking fountains in Caesar's Palace. Also the outside show with pirate ships and fireworks, evening at Treasure Island. CROWDED but see it once, and you don't have to return. The fountains in front of the Bellagio.OF COURSE, Fremont Street Experience, right in front of our Hotel.
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Guaranteed Winning Slot Machines: You came to the wrong city. Richo has NO tips.#
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Vice Commodore’s
Report
Treasurers Report
International Association of Shrine Yacht Clubs
FINANCIAL S IMPERIAL SESSION 1-1-2006 To 6-30-2006
Check # Date To & Purpose Amount
103 2/2/06 Nancy Markham(M-W ref) $347.00
104 2-9-06 Breakaway Cruises $649.50
105 2-9-06 Sea Ranch Restaurant $1,690.50
106 2-11-06 Chet Dunn Hosp. Expenses $10.80
107 2-11-06 David Harris (Shelving) $57.59
108 2-11-06 David Harris (Stamps) $10.00
109 2-11-06 Chet Dunn (Camels Milk) $154.58
110 2-11-06 Charles Downing(Camels M.) $669.72
111 2-11-06 The Sheraton (Lunch) $1,227.79
112 2-11-06 The Sheraton (Dinner) $1,834.78
113 2-16-06 Go wi Jo Tours&Travel $1,209.00
114 2-18-06 Prestige Flag $870.74
115 2-20-06 Multi Print, Inc. $585.42
116 2-23-06 Data Mail Inc.( Dinghi) $560.79
117 2-25-06 Charles Downing(UPS Of Flags) $32.10
118 3-11-06 Klaus Reinwarth (100 Stamps) $39.00
119 3-14-06 Absolute Solutions (Web site) $125.00
120 3-17-06 David Harris ( Postage) $18.28
121 3-21-06 Klaus Reinwarth ( 1O0Stamps) $39.00
122 3-23-06 Spike's Trophies(2 Life Cards) $51.41
123 3-16-06 Klaus Reinwarth(100 Stamps) $39.00
124 3-27-06 Klaus Reinwarth(1O0Stamps) $39.00
125 4-3-06 Robert Omer(Tool for Yachtsman) $84.81
126 4-6-06 Yacht Star Ship (Reserve Space) $250.00
127 4-6-06 Klaus Reinwarth(100 Stamps) $39.00
128 4-18-06 David Harris(Postage) $4.05
129 4-19-06 Absolute Solutions(Update Web S.) $50.00
130 4-25-06 David Harris(Postage) $4.05
131 5-1-06 Yacht Star Ship (50%) $823.80
132 5-9-06 Data Mail Inc.( Inv. 0511-0089) $46.20
133 5-10-06 Bob Omer (postage) $8.63
134 5-14-06 Daily Times(Yachtsman&Mailing) $886.56
135 5-31-06 W.Ken Wendt (Name Tag) $34.45
136 5-31-06 Panels-One(Award Plaque) $110.00
137 6-12-06 Daily Times-Call (Newsletter) $272.00
138 6-14-06 Absolute Solutions (Damain Ren.) $9.00
139 6-19-06 Vegas Group Tours(Down Payment) $100.00
140 6-19-06 David Harris (postage) $6.02
Total for all checks $12,989.57
Mid- Winter-South Padre IslandIncome $9,149.50
Expenses $6,785.65
Net Gain $2,363.85
BalancesChecking $5,705.90
Stores Savings $473.98
Regular Savings $4,331.41
Life Savings ( Restricted) $10,963.44
Life Investment(Restricted) $17,262.61
Total $38,737.34
Respectfully Submitted
KIaus -J."Reinwarth, Sec/Treas IASYC
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IMPERIAL MINUTES IMPERIAL SESSION
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHRINE YACHT CLUBS
JULY 5,2006 10:00 Hrs Tampa, Florida
IC Charles Downing called the meeting to order at 10:05 Hrs PIC Bob Stanley gave the invocation.
Rear Commodore Richard Markson led the group in the Shriners Pledge.
Roll call of the Bridge by the Sec. / Treas.-All present.
IC Downing asked that each member stand, give name, Temple and office, if held and state why they were here.
Audit Committee Report Committee Members: Richard B. McCord, PC, MAASYC and Louis A. Metz, ill, PIC, IASYC The committee
reviewed the records and accounts of the Secretary I Treasurer and found them to be adequate and complete.
Vice-Commodore Report
Vice-Commodore Ronnie Markham reported on the Mid- Wmter Convention next year. It will be on February 07- 11 , 2007 at
the Plaza Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Activities include a Bus Trip to Lake Mead and more activities.
Reservations have to be made by October 06, 2006.
Rear-Commodore Report
Rear-Commodore Richard" Richo " Markson talked about the next Imperial Session which will be held in Anaheim, CA .He
gave some insight to the Feb. 2008 Mid-Winter which will be held in San Diego, CA. Planned are a boat ride, Boats in
parade, dinner on the Aircraft Camer Midway, visit to the Wild Animal Park, and lots of things to do. He stated that the
scheduled price per couple will be $999.00 which will include the air fair from airport hubs. He organized Bonnie's Day
at the Dog Track in Sarasota, FL.
Fleet Captain Report.
Fleet Captain J. Ken Wendt voiced his disappointment that a large Mariners Unit as the Sahib Mariners Unit did not
participate and that we will have to get them in our group. He also stated that he talked with the Mariners from
MAASYC .
Secretary Report.
Secretary Klaus J. Reinwarth stated that the check received at the South Padre Island, TX From our past Quartermaster
Schwartz was returned by our bank due to the fact that the account had been closed. Upon communication with Brother
Schwartz a new check was received for $471.71 plus the $7.00 for the charge fee from our bank. Minutes from the previous
meeting was published in the
"Yachtsman ". No addition nor deletion.
Treasurers Report:
Treasurer passed out the report for the period of January 1 , 2006 to June 30 , 2006 .The report will be published in
the next issue of the" Yachtsman ".
Necrology Report:
The necrology report was given at Installation Luncheon. Sec. I Tress. Klaus J. Reinwarth reported that 9 members have
been reported to have Crossed the Bar since our last meeting. A moment of silence was held for our departed brethren.
Chaplain IPC Bob Stanley gave a prayer honoring their service to the Shrine and the IASYC.
Move to adjourn was made and 2nd. Motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 11:30 hrs
Benediction by IPC Bob Stanley.
EI Selamu Aleikum- Peace be with you
Submitted
Klaus J. Reinwarth
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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHRINE YACHT CLUBSAUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT
July 5, 2006
COMMITTEE MEMBERS;Richard B. McCord, PC, MAASYCLouis A. Metz, III, PIC, IASYC
At the request of International Commodore, your Committee reviewed the record and accounts of the Secretary/Treasurer and found them to be adequate and complete. Your Committee did, however, make the following suggestions in order to ease the Secretary/Treasurer’s records keeping requirements:
1) Transfer the Life Savings Account to the Investment Account and then cancel the Life Savings Account.2) Deposit interest from the Investment Account into the Checking Account.3) The terminology used to report the Checking Account balance, especially for activities such as South
Padre Island, should include the term “not checking” since this account is unusually large due to paid reservations and unpaid bills for the activity. The “net checking” figure must therefore deduct and estimate of the expenses to be incurred for the activity so as not to mislead the membership into thinking the checking account has an unusually high balance.
As an additional item, we determined that the cost per page to produce and distribute the Shrine Yachtsman is $150 and for the Dingy it is the same. The annual savings, therefore, by going from four to two editions of the Yachtsman and adding two editions of the Dingy is directly related to the number of pages.
Respectfully and fraternally submitted,
Richard B. Mccord, PC MAASYC
Louis A. Metz, III, PIC, IASYC
Cc: Charles Downing, International Commodore, IASYC Ronnie Markham, P.P., 33 deg., International Commodore-Elect, IASYC Klaus J. Reinwarth, Secretary/Treasurer, IASYCSec./Treas., IASYC
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Secretary/Treasurers Report
Secretary/Treasurer KLAUS J. REINWARTH (AMARA) LADY MARTHA 8896 SW FISHERMAN’S WHARF DRIVE STUART, FL 34997-9116 R: 772-283-3585 (E)[email protected]
SECRETARY TREASURER REPORT
LIKE EVERY ORGANIZATION, MEMBERSHIP IS OUR #1
PRIORITY. TO HELP THINGS MOVING WE ARE KEEPING
RECORDS ON WHO WILL GET THE MOST NEW MEMBERS. THE
WINNER WILL BE RECOGNIZED AT NEXT MID-WINTER MEETING
IN LAS VEGAS. FINANCIALLY WE ARE KEEPING OUR HEAD
ABOVE WATER DUE TO THE GOOD AND CAREFUL MANAGEMENT
BY COMMODORE MARKHAM. A BIG "THANK YOU " TO OUR
COMMODORE RONNIE MARKHAM AND HIS LADY BONNIE FOR ALL
THE WORK THEY DID AT THE IMPERIAL SESSION IN TAMPA .
NOT ONLY FOR KEEPING THE HOSPITALITY ROOM WELL
SUPPLIED BUT ALSO FOR THE GREAT HOSPITALITY ROOM
ITSELF BEING ON THE 10TH FLOOR OF THE WESTIN HOTEL
WITH THE BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF TAMPA AND THE CANAL .THE
WORD GOT OUT THAT OUR HOSPITALITY ROOM WAS GREAT FOR
THE DIVAN OF AMARA TEMPLE TO COME AND VISIT.
COMMODORE RONNIE MARKHAM FINALIZED A HOTEL THE
"PLAZA HOTEL AND CASINO" FOR OUR FEBRUARY 7-11,2007
MID-WlNTER SESSION . IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO BE
PART SUCH A FINE BRIDGE. NOW OUR NEW FLEET CAPTAIN,
MY FRIEND FROM AMARA TEMPLE, NOBLE DAN DYLE, IS A
GREAT ADDITION TO OUR BRIDGE. Klaus
Boating Trivia:
•Flying squid have been known to leap more than
150 feet onto the bridges of ships.
•The Caribbean islands stretch in an arc almost
2,500 miles from Cuba to Trinidad. There
are more than 7,000 islands, cays, atolls and
reefs, and contrary to popular notion, the
Bahamas and Turks and Calicos islands are
not part of the Caribbean and are in the
Atlantic Ocean.
•Under a law dating back to Edward II, when
caught in British waters, a sturgeon must be
presented to the monarch.
REAR COMMODORE s Report
REAR COMMODORE J. KEN WENDT. PP (HADI) LADY PHYLLIS 600 S. CULLEN AVENUE, Apt. 106 EVANSVILLE, IN 47715-4165 R: 812-476-1007 R2: 270-522-5883 F: 812-962-0489 E: [email protected]
Everyone had a Great time at Imperial in Tampa. If you missed it, It is your fault. Great fellowship, Great hospitality, Great parade, Great Change of Watch luncheon, etc… For those who were in Tampa and those who missed, now need to start planning for Las Vegas Mid-Winter in Feb. Details are in this issue of the Yachtsman. Commodore Ronnie has planned a Great outing.An item that everyone needs to keep working on is MEMBERSHIP. MEMBERSHIP in your Shrine Temple, and finally, but not least, The IASYC. Where can you meet fellow Shriners and discuss a common theme of boating for $1.50 a month. We are one of the finest organizations in the AAONMS.Here’s hoping everyone is keeping cool this summer plying his favorite waters.Keep working MEMBERSHIP and see you in Vegas. Ken
QuartermasterDave Harris
19078 Midway Blvd
Port Charlotte, FL 33948
(R)941-629-0144
It was great to see my friends, the Nobles and
Noblettes at the Imperial Session In Tampa
For those of you that did not attend, you
missed a really fine time!
The IASYC store did well, thanks to your support!
We are in the process of restocking the 8' back patches. They should be
in by the time you read this.
I was given permission to fire sale our RED AND WHITE CAPS!
While they last $5 each! Christmas is coming, stock up!
We are about to order a new all white cap with our logo. They will
be of high quality 100% cotton!
Any Shrine yachtsman will be proud to wear this cap!
PS, Please contact me at my Florida home for future orders,
Es Selamu Aliekum, Dave
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Fleet Captains Report
Fleet Captain
Daniel J. Dyle Amara
Commodore Amara Mariners 2006
Lady: Audrey
181 Fisherman's Way
Jupiter, FL 33477
(R) (561) 746 9619
(C) (586)945 9587
(E):adyle@earthlink net
First I would like to congratulate all the newly installed "Bridge" and look to do my best to help stay the course. 1 truly enjoyed the meetings of the Imperial Shrine Sessions in Tampa, Florida. Our International Association of Shrine Yacht Club had a most impressive hospitality room with beautiful views, great food and drink and best of a11 camaraderie amongst members that was just simply great. Members traveled from the four comers of our beautiful country and Canada to be involved and enjoy each others company. Charles Downing presided over his last meeting as Commodore and completed the change of watch "YESINDEEDY" it was a good year Many "Thanks" goes to Charles and Liz.Audrey and I are looking forward to Las Vegas and Anaheim and hope to see many of you join in the activities Get involved, invite guests … sitting on the sidelines is no fun.
Dan
Yachtsman Editor
Bob Omer EL JEBEL
10376 Baneberry Pl
Littleton, CO 80129
(R)303-470-3346
(C) (303) 921 7507
Hi All,First, Congratulations to the new bridge. What a great group they are. I believe we’ll have a fun year!!
Imperial was fun, and educational - I missed some of you!
I’m your Yachtsman Editor. Please send all updates, pictures, and articles to me. I’d really appreciate digital pictures, and softcopy text and reports. See you in Lost Wages (Las Vegas)!!
Jeep’ns fun too!Bob
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Attendees Imperial 2006
Hadi Potentate Steve Harris installs the newly elected "Bridge" at the annual "Change of Watch" luncheon on July 05, 2006.
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LuLu Commodore’s
Ball WeekendChesapeake City, MD
Chesapeake City Restaurant and Marina605 2nd Street, Chesapeake City, MD 21915
Phone 410-885-2040 Fax 410-885-2620
Slips Available, Dock Master Andy Upp / R. V. Space Available
Friday October 13th 7:pm – 9:pm Cocktail Party
Reception Open Bar, Italian Antipasto Tray, Vegetable Tray, Crab Encroute Dip, Scallops & Beacon, Stuffed Mushrooms, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Meatballs.Each person attending will receive a 20% coupon for dinner that night
Saturday October 14th 7: pm to 12: pm Commodore’s
Ball
IASYC HistorianJames W Marshall BOUMI
P/C Boumi Shrine Yacht Club (1972)
212 Prospect Circle
Shrewsbury, PA 17361
443 794 0940 (cell)
717 235 1832 (hime)
The Historians Corner
I am glad this is not a monthly publication; it seems that I just did one of these articles. Time flies when you are having fun.I recall in my Commodore’s Message at my Commodore’s Ball in 1972 saying that I could not think of three things in life that is greater than belonging to a Shrine Yacht Club. First, we are a member of the Masonic organization that teaches Friendship, Morality and Brotherly Love. It is those Moral and Social Virtues that bond us together.Second, we are members of the Shrine, the greatest philanthropy on earth. The work we do with the children in our Hospitals is unsurpassed anywhere in the world. Our patriotic participation in parades and promotion of the Circuses and other entertainment for the children all show our concern for our fellow man. This is accomplished while at the same time we are having fun and fellowship with our BrothersThird, we are Yachtsmen, Mariners, Boaters, it all adds up to the same thing. There is no greater peace than to row out to your favorite fishing hole and sit there and enjoy the tranquility and beauty around you. Then the darn fish start bighting and it is back to work pulling them in.
I grew up in a Masonic family and when I went to work the men I worked with that I had most respect for were mostly Masons so it was natural that I wanted to be a Mason. While I was in high school, I dated a girl whose father was a Shriner. We were invited to go with her parents to dinner dances. Potentates Balls and other affairs. Again, this cultivated an interest in that organization. When I joined the Shrine a friend who was Commodore of the Shrine Yacht Club at that time invited Lorraine and me on one of their cruises. We boated with them for a period of time until we bought or own boat.
When you look around today you see very few children or grand children at the Shrine affairs. The excuses you hear are that they are too busy with their children or both parents are working. So what is new, we went through the same times. Maybe we are too boring and should liven up our activities.
One of the best days of the year is when our Yacht Club gets together kids from the hospital program and underprivileged children and take them out for a day of sailing or fishing. Hopefully one day those kids will be Shriners.This is what it is all about,Don’t forget, check your life jackets
Bob
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International Association of Shrine Yacht Clubswww.iasyc.org
MIDWINTER CONVENTION
February 07 ~ 11, 2007
Plaza Hotel and Casino
1 Main Street
Las Vegas, Nevada
Wednesday, Feb. 07 Room Rate $29.00* Thursday, Feb.08 Room Rate $29.00*Friday, Feb. 09 Room Rate $79.00*
Saturday, Feb. 10 Room Rate $79.00*Sunday, Feb.11 Check Out ~ Farewell
* Plus applicable 11% Sales Tax
Friday, Feb.09, 2007 Bus Trip to Lake Mead w/ Lunch
Saturday, Feb. 10, 2007 Business Meeting / Plaza Hotel
Saturday, Feb. 10, 2007 Luncheon / Plaza Hotel
All Hotel Rooms must be booked directly with the Plaza Hotel for this special Shrine Rate and to help off-set the cost associated with the Hospitality Room. Call 1 800 634-6575 by January 06, 2007 and guarantee one nights
lodging by credit card; mention that you are with the Shrine Midwinter Convention.
Read following pages for more detail.
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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHRINE YACHT CLUBS35TH ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA ~ FEBRUARY 07-11, 2007
International Commodore Ron Markham and his Lady Bonnie would like to invite all I.A.S.Y.C. members and guests of members to this Mid-Winter Get-A-Way.
Schedule of Events
Wednesday Registration and Hospitality ~ 4:00 pm ~ 10:00 pmFebruary 07, 2007 I.A.S.Y.C. Registration fee $25.00 per person X ________ = $ ____________
Thursday Registration and Hospitality ~ 10:00 am ~ 10:00 pmFebruary 08, 2007 Open agenda for the day / make your own plans Friday Deluxe Motor Coach Trip/Lake Mead Lunch Cruise February 09, 2007 $75.00 per person X ________ = $ ____________
Saturday Business Meeting ~ 9:30am – 11:30 am/Plaza HotelFebruary 10, 2007 Noon Luncheon ~ Plaza Hotel Beef Tips X ________ Monterey Chicken X ________ $35.00 per person ________ = $ ____________SundayFebruary 11, 2007 Farewell/Make Plans for Anaheim, CA TOTAL $ ____________
Please remit with payment in full for this complete agenda to:Klaus Reinwarth IASYC Sec/Treas8896 SW Fisherman’s Warf Drive
Stuart, FL 34997-9116
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RESERVATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 06, 2007
Plaza Hotel and CasinoOne Main Street
Las Vegas, NV(702) 386-2401(800) 634-6575
IASYC Group Room Rates $29.00* Wednesday & Thursday
$79.00* Friday & Saturday *plus applicable taxes
All hotel room reservations must be made directly with the Plaza Hotel and Casino, also mention International Shrine Yacht Club Mid Winter Convention to receive our group rate discount. For additional Plaza Hotel and Casino information check out: www.plazahotelcasino.com
Please note: the Lake Mead excursion, bus trip is limited to the first 55 participants. February 10th is the tentative date for the Zelzah Shrine Temple Ball in Las Vegas. More detailed information will be available in the next “Dinghy” and our website www.iasyc.org
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MAASYC OFFICERS CHANGE OF WATCH
Fort Story, Virginia Beach Friday, September 8, 2006 $35.00 per person
! NO CHARGE FOR CHILDREN 12 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER
RSVP by August 25, 20066:00 – 6:30 pm Social
6:30 – 10:00 pm Change of Watch and Dinner (Officers Wear Uniform all other Guests Business Suit & Women - Cocktail Dress)
Make checks payable to:MAASYC
Mail to 13918 Bishops Bequest Road Upper Marlboro, MD. 20772
SIGN UP FORMNAME:__________________________PHONE#_____________________________
SPOUSE NAME:_________________________________ GUESTS:___________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________
YACHT CLUB:__________________________________
OFFICE HELD:__________________________________
Number of People__________________X $35.00______________________
PLEASE, BRING YOUR ID TO ENTER THE GATE AT FORT STORY, YOU WILL ENTER AT THE MAIN GATE AT THE END OF ATLANTIC AVE.
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Va n H e u s e n
B r o a d c l o t h
Dress ShirtWhite, two pocket with epaulets, cotton/polyester with
embroidered I.A.S.Y.C. emblem. Short sleeve.Sizes: 15 1/2, 16 1/2, 17,
17 1/2, 18, 18 ! $27.00
Knit Sport ShirtWhite polyester/cotton, 4 button, one pocket with epaulets and I.A.S.Y.C. emblem. Short sleeve. Sizes: S, M, L, XL,
XXL, XXXL $25.00
Wind Breaker JacketWhite polyester, fulley lined, snap front, drawstring waist with embroidered I.A.S.Y.C. emblem. Two pockets front right and
left.
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL$30.00
Bolo TieGold and silver woven cord with white enamel disc with color I.A.S.Y.C. Burgee spelled out around perimeter in gold. $15.00
Red and white cap with scrambled egg visor, International flag on bill. One size fits all.
SALE***$5.00***
Mens Belt Buckle. Heavy gold finish with I.A.S.Y.C. emblem.
Enamel in colors - for wide or regular belts. Size 3-1/2 by 2-1/2 inches.
$15.00
Masonic Mariner's Flag
12 by 15 inch blue nylon flag with white square and compass. Eyelet attachment.
$10.00
I.A.S.Y.C. Flag
12 by 18 inch nylon flag. Shrine colors with white globe and gold Shrine emblem. Eyelet attachment. $20.00
Burgee Flag also available.$10.00
Lapel Pin, Tie-Tac or Collar Pin
1/2 inch diameter, enameled in three colors and outlined gold. Military clutch back.
$2.00
Sew-on Patch
For shirt or jacket. Comes in two sizes.
8 inch $20.00
2 7/8 inch $3.00
Metal Stick-on Emblem
For car or boat. Self-adhesive backing.
2 7/8 inch diameter.
$3.00
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International Association of Shrine Yacht Clubs Gift Center
View & order products online at www.iasyc.org
________________IASYC Burgee"" " $20_______________Masonic Mariner!s Flag " $10_______________IASYC Cap " " " **$5**_______________IASYC Lapel Pin" " $2_______________IASYC Mens Belt Buckle" $15_______________IASYC Bolo Tie" " $15_______________IASYC Dress Shirt" " $27_______________IASYC Knit Shirt" " $25_______________IASYC Jacket" " " $30_______________Sew On Emblem 8 inch " $20
_______________Sew On Emblem 2 !"" $3_______________Stick On Emblem" " $3
Make Payments payable to I.A.S.Y.C.Include Postage and Handling with your order: Add $2.00 s&h for orders up to $15.00Add $5.00 s&h for orders $15.01 to $30.00 Add $6.50 s&h for orders $30.01 to $70.00
Mail your order requests to:Noble David Harris19078 Midway BlvdPort Charlotte, FL 33948-3601
941-629-0144
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International Association of
Shrine Yacht Clubs
Klaus J. Reinwarth
8896 SW Fisherman"s Wharf Drive
Stuart, FL 34997#9116
2007 Winter MeetingLas Vegas Nevada
Be There!!
2006 Dues Now DuePlease check your dues card to see if you owePlease send $18 US Funds to International TreasurerKlaus J. Reinwarth, 8896 SW Fisherman"s Wharf Drive Stuart, FL 34997#9116
Name________________________________________ Temple________________
Address______________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
City______________________________________State________Zip____________
Phone$____%_______________Wife"s Name________________________________
Boat Name___________________________________________________________
! Please use for new member Application
DUES-R-DUEThe Secretary!s at his desk
The Masters in the East
The Routine work of the Lodge
Excites them not the least
But here!s the picture not so good
The treasurer!s in tears
He just made up a list of all
The members in arrears
You!ve overlooked your dues
That you were going to pay
So why not make a check now
And get it off today!
