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Ukelele Lessons .................................. May 3 & 17Mother’s Day Brunch.................................... May 8Keelboat BBQ - Patio ................................. May 13Club ABYC ................................................. May 20Memorial Day Regatta ..........................May 28-29Special Breakfast ........................................ June 7Full ABYC Calendar

May 2016 Official Publication of

Alamitos Bay Yacht ClubVolume 89 • Number 5

Manager’s Corner ............................................. 2Commodore’s Comments.................................. 2Fleet Captain’s Log ........................................... 3Junior Sailing.................................................. 4-5Rules Quiz ................................................. 8 & 12Spring Spruce Up Photos ............................... 6-7Membership ...................................................... 9Hails From the Fleets .......................................11

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At the March 2016 Board of Directors meeting, Commodore Bell asked each director to think of and head up a projectfor the upcoming annual Spring Spruce Up event. After seeing the sad state that many Sabot dollies were in, Ifigured it was time to get a crew together and have ago at it. It was 5 years ago that recarpeting and wheel overhauling

was last done. I was involved with the previous project so had a pretty good idea of what was needed: nail pullers, tackremovers, pry bars, box cutters, pliers, vise grips, new carpet,dolly wheels, extension cord, air compressor and hoses,pneumatic staplers, stainless steel upholstery staples, anelevated work station, music, and LOTS OF BODIES! I setup an assembly line close to the small hoist with access toelectrical power at 8:30 am and waited for volunteers to arrive. George Caddle was first to arrive, and the last to leave,keeping a wary eye on all of us to make sure we got the jobdone right. The rest of the crew: Carl Boller, who flew in fromNew York to make sure the East Coast was represented, JohnEllis, Jim Drury, Bob Anderson, Steve Bloemeke, BradleyClinton, potential new member Jeff, visiting guest of theTempest Fleet, and the entire Sih family, Brady, Lulu, Nathan,and Dylan.

Dolly rehab entailsremoving the old carpet,staples and brokenwheels and securingnew carpet with freshstainless staples. Ouryoungest helper, Dylan

Sih,age 9, wielding an exceptionally sharp box cutter, proved to be quite adept atremoving carpet, and at the same time NOT removing his fingers. After I showed bigbrother Nathan (age 13) how to use one of the the staple guns, he single-handedlywent thru a box of 1000 staples! If you find your Lido 14 boat cover difficult to remove,vise grips work well….

I’m not sure if the rumor about Bob Anderson joining the Senior Sabot fleet istrue, but when he stapled John Ellis’s finger to a Sabot dolly, we told him there had tobe a better way to slow John down.

Thank you to all the helpers for completing this project. Nearly 30 dollieswere rehabilitated. The staple guns are safely stowed away until the next time thisproject comes up.

Jeff McDermaidSee video in the video locker!!

Chris Peoples, Bradley Clinton and Jeff McDermaid working on theSabot dollies

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It looks like Spring is in the air! The flowers are blooming, the windsare getting warmer, and as we just finished up our annual SpringSpruce-Up, the club is looking in tip-top shape. Wehad a good crowd of members who came out and got their

hands dirty for this year’s spruce-up. One of the major projects thatwas tackled this year involved the planting of two new palm treesalong either side of the club entrance gate. Be sure to take a ganderat them the next time you’re here. You’ll see that our club is startingto look more and more like the slice of paradise that it is! A big thank

you to all the volunteers who came out and helped. Your hard work is much appreciated!On a different note, I’d like to take a little moment here to talk

about safety. Members’ safety is always a top priority at our club, which is why we have threFirstAid stations, and two easy-access AED Defibrillator stations here. The First Aid cabinets can befound in the following locations: the Manager’s office, the Junior Director’s office, and inside theQuarterdeck women’s restroom. The AED stations are located in the lobby next to the mainoffice, and in the Quarterdeck near the sink, and both are clearly marked by signs (please seephotos).

For those of you who are not familiar with them, AED’s can be used in cardiac-arrestemergencies. They have been designed so that any person, with no previous experience, caneasily use them. They have easy-to-follow verbal instructions that are activated when the unit isturned on. I’d recommend that everyone gets familiarized with the locations of these First Aidand AED stations, so you will be prepared in the event of an emergency. As we all know, whendisaster strikes, every second is crucial, so please be sure to take note, and stay safe!

Tori

It just rolls on and on!April was a slow month at the club. We started out with the month by hosting CaliforniaInternational Sailing Association’s (CISA) 36th annual spring seminar! Once again 80 plus

of the nation’s top youth sailors descended upon our club to be trained by the top coaches fromaround the world. They sailed in Lasers, Laser Radial, 420s and the 29er. As always the groupleft our club feeling welcomed and having learned a lot. I would like to thank CISA and its leadershipfor allowing us to continue this wonderful relationship as well as the care they show our club!Just as a side note, I sailed in the first CISA clinic in 1978- it was fantastic then and has maintainedthat same high level over the years!

Following that, we the members of ABYC hosted one of our incredible staff members wedding – Julissa Fernandez.It was a wonderful day and Julissa was a beautiful bride! Congratulations to Julissa and her family.

On the 16th and 17th we held our annual Spring Spruce Up! About 60 members showed up in their work clothes andpainted, dug, swept, pruned and polished. Steve Smith put together a great list of projects for the weekend but, the memberswere so efficient that we had to find a number of other projects to keep us all busy until lunch time! A big shout out to all ofthe members and guests that came down and helped get the club ready for opening day!

On the 30th we will be holding our 90th opening day! Not bad for a club which started on the beach, then moved a firehouse to become the first official ABYC club house – it is still there and known as Leeway! In 1964 the members built ourcurrent club house and facility. The great thing is that over those 90 years we have stayed focused the original goal of ourfounders – To have a family oriented club which supports the growth of armature sailing and racing.

To all those members past and present, thank you!May the winds be fair and the seas be calm,Latham Bell


2015/16OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

Commodore Latham [email protected]

Vice Commodore Steve [email protected]

Rear Commodore Kevin [email protected]

Fleet Captain Dave [email protected]

Secretary Jeff [email protected]

Jr. Staff Commodore Chuck [email protected]

DirectorsJunior Program Steve Bloemeke

[email protected] Dan Milefchik

[email protected] Tim Carter

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First Step

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A brief report from the Fleet Captain. We have now completed installing the two new 60 HP outboards on two of our 17 foot Whalers. I am excited to announce that we have begun the process of ordering a new 23 foot Carolina Skiff to replace Sidney T. Once we take delivery of

our newest addition to our fleet it will be outfitted with our new 90 HP outboard. I’d like to thank KevinBrown for spearheading this venture.

I have received feedback from some of you who have been participating in the monthly fleet races.By in large the feedback has been positive. It seems as those many fleets have taken advantage ofgetting out on the water with your fellow members for some fun racing. The idea behind the monthlyClub-wide fleet races is to get more people out on the water for a fun day of sailing. It was envisioned

that each fleet participating in the fleet races would each takeresponsibility for organizing and running the races on analternating basis. I will be organizing a meeting soon to helpwith setting some minimum expectations and to finalize aschedule for the balance of the year so we are all clear on whohas responsibility of for what month. It would be great to havea volunteer or two from the participating fleets to help out withrunning things.

We are gearing up for an action packed summer withmultiple regattas. If you are interested in helping out with racemanagement please let me know; it’s a great way to meet newpeople, get out on the water and give back to the Club.

Dave Schack

June 24, 25 & 26


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The weekend of April 16th and 17th, I sailed my last high school regatta at theGold Pacific Coast Championships, or PCC’s, here in Long Beach. I sailed all fouryears for my school, Long Beach Polytechnic High school, and every other year

we had to trek up to San Francisco for the PCC’s, so it was amazing to be able to racemy last PCC’s in my hometown. We rotated off of the Belmont pier, so it was easy tocheer on teammates from the pier when we were off rotation. All weekend long, theweather was fantastic and the wind was good. I sailed with sophomore Cameron Feves,and we started the regatta with some solid races but we were able to finish off thesecond day with a couple of firsts in A rotation, which was a really great way to finish things off. I spent four years on thePoly sailing team, and my freshmen year we barely qualified as one, with on and off coaching and hardly enoughmembers to compete. During my high school experience, I’ve watched the team triple in size and be led by thewonderful Allie Blecher. That weekend marked the end of my sailing career, for the most part, since I’m not attending acollege with a sailing team next year. I am happy to have marked the end of four truly great sailing years with an equallyamazing regatta.

Beth Golison

Summer is almost here! We are rapidly filling spots in the Jr. Sailing Summer Program. See the ABYC website andclick on the menu for Jr. Sailing and remember to tell a friend about it. You do not have to be a member of ABYC toparticipate. The Summer Sailing Program has something to offer at all ages and skill levels, so check it out.

The big effort last month was the discussion of forming a 501c.3 as it pertains to Youth Sailing in our club and area.Many organizations across the country, around Southern California, and even in our own Bay have these important accountingtools for getting kids on the water by generating the needed funding. If there was one thing that struck me once seriouslylooking into it, it would be the fact that we seem to be the only organization that DOES NOT offer a c3 program to incentivizecash donations. So far, with the amount of research that has been done following an outstanding Board of Director’spresentation from Brian Yacker of YH ADVISORS (invited by our own Joel Stone and the JAC). This has been an eyeopening project thus far and I am really excited about our upcoming JAC and Board of Director’s May meetings to explainour findings.

The JAC has also decided to increase the number of FJs that are offered in the High School program by usingmoney from the Jr. Program Fund. If you remember, there was a generous donation by Club Member Ed Feo earlier thisyear and has allowed us the opportunity to increase the size of our FJ fleet. Some really nice used boats are being sold byUCSB and we have been allowed to earmark the best ones. This will allow our High Schools to be more competitive andalso offer the older ones boats for the Sailing Program that will allow new sailors the benefit of using “seasoned” boats andnot wearing out our new ones!

Don’t forget to register for the Jr. Program and check the box on the bottom of your monthly Yacht Club bill to helpfund the program. We just bought some needed radios and there will certainly be more things to buy as we ramp up forsummer. Also, you can name a Club owned Opti! This honor comes at the low sum of $500 and the name of your choicewill remain on a charter boat for a minimum of 5 years. Contact Allie Blecher for more information.

I will see you on the water.Best, Bloemeke

recapapril meeting

Hopefully you are one of the lucky ones that attended the April general meetinghosted by the Junior Fleet. Dinner was a family-friendly Italian dinner preparedby the ABYC kitchen crew. Howard Hamlin gave an inspiring and

humorous presentation on his amazing international career in 505 and skiff sailing,along with bits of helicopter skiing, Australian ranching and surfing. Thanks to thesuccess of the juniors’ sailing recycling program, we had a huge new batch of totesand other items from Sea Bags of Maine. Thank you to all who purchased bags andtickets for the 50/50 drawing. We raised over $1,400 for the Junior Fund from thetote sales and $177 from the drawing. Congratulations to Cindy Heavrin for winningthe drawing and then promptly spending much of it on tote bags.

Jenn Golison


The Long Beach Grand Prix wasn’t the only racegoing on last weekend here in Long Beach. TheUS Sailing Center and the Pacific Coast

Interscholastic Sailing Association (PCISA) hosted thePacific Coast Championships (PCCs) for high schoolsailing in the waters off of the Belmont Pier. PCISA isone of seven districts in the United States and includesall high schools in California, Hawaii and Arizona. Afterfive 2-day regattas earlier in the school year, the topranked 22 high schools competed. This regatta is thecream of crop of high school sailing for California. Thisregatta is sailed in the 2-person Club Flying Juniors. AnA division skipper and crew sail a rotation of two racesand then switch with their B division skipper and crew. Here in Long Beach, sailing doesn’t count for PE creditat school, so the teams are smaller and the sailors have commitments to other sports teams. In other school districts,sailing does count for PE, so the teams can be over 50 sailors, enabling them to switch around skippers and crewsdepending upon wind conditions.

Long Beach currently has two high school sailing teams at Wilson and Poly High Schools that train together atAlamitos Bay Yacht Club with their fantastic coach Allie Blecher, a collegiate All-American from College of Charleston and

College Sailor of the Year. The PCCs last weekend wasthe culminating regatta of the school year, with the topfour finishers moving on to the Nationals next month inCharleston. 11 of the 44 skippers were not seniors,including all of the Poly and Wilson skippers. Wilson’steam for this regatta included skippers Alan Peoples, JackBerg and Trent Turgliatto, with crews Kyle Cater, ChristinaVan Dyke, Keltin Hill, Roxanne Snyder and HaileyThompson. Poly’s team included skippers CameronFeves, Jake Zieba and crews Beth Golison, Julia Golisonand Taylor Milefchik.

Saturday’s racing saw about 15-17 knots off theBelmont Pier venue, while Sunday was a bit lighter. Therace committee of US Sailing Center ’s amazingvolunteers managed to get in 24 races, 12 for eachdivision. Both local teams battled the powerhouse teamsfrom Point Loma, Newport Harbor, and Corona del Mar,as well as others. Both Poly and Wilson had some greatfinishes, with Poly’s Feves winning two races, andWilson’s Peoples winning one. Poly finished 11th in the

regatta, with Wilson only two points behind in 12th. Another local sailor from ABYC Jacob Rosenbergskippered for Sage Hill High School who finished in 10th. The top four teams that will move on to Nationals areCorona del Mar, Point Loma, Newport Harbor and SantaBarbara. Both Wilson and Poly sailing teams have brightfutures since only one sailor graduates this year. In honorof her final regatta, Beth Golison was tossed into thebay after the day’s racing. Any Long Beach highschoolers interested in participating in high school sailingcan contact Coach Allie at abyc.jrprogram.com.

Congratulations to both teams for a job welldone!

Jenn Golison

Poly in #7 leading after leeward mark rounding

sailinghigh school Jenn Golison photos

Riley Gibbs kite boarding thru course

Team pic...Beth Golison, Jake Zieba, Cameron Feves, Beth Golison and Taylor Milefchik


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quiz #19racing rules

...answer on page 12

Start Rule 13Assumed Facts

Two CFJs are on a leg to windward leg. Blue is on starboard tack outside the zone and below the lay line. Yellow ison port tack approaching the starboard lay line. Blue after crossing ahead of Yellow, tacks to port to put in a short hitch to thestarboard lay line. Yellow crosses close astern of Blue and tacks when she reaches the lay line. Both boats hail, but nocollision occurs. How should the protest committee decide?

I had the pleasure to greet Francis Fanelli from the SunriseYacht Club in Merrick, New York at happy hour on Friday,April 21st. Sunrise YC is on Long Island, coincidentally near

Long Beach, NY. Fran said the sailing is not very good due toshallow waters but many members are active anglers. Hewas a pleasure to talk with and we discussed how SandyHook affected his club and others in the area – still recovering.

As a freshman board member, not sure I used properprotocol for the ceremonious exchange of burgees, but wehad cocktails, swapped stories (his about shark fishing, mineabout sailing), and took a picture.

Dan Milefchik

exchangeburgee

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Membership is growing! The ABYC family is getting stronger with great new members. This month, we added thefollowing to membership:George and Jennifer Hersham sponsored by Chuck ClayJack Hastings sponsored by Tim CarterRick and Kathleen Kaplan sponsored by Jon RobinsonMark and Tiffany Williams sponsored by Steve Mueller

The board of directors approved the following candidates for membership at the April board meeting;Brian and Sammy Rogers sponsored by Jon RobinsonRupert and Alexandra Nuttal-Smith sponsored by Tim CarterJames and Carla Higbee sponsored by Rob Stropky

The following candidates are posted, and will be up for approval at the next board meeting:Michael Debricant sponsored by Chuck ClayMark McGlashan sponsored by Jim SamualThis group comes to ABYC for various reasons – the junior program and Optis, High School sailing, the Cal 20

fleet, the Viper fleet, and as friends of current members who want to join in on the fun! A great sign of the strength of thedifferent groups and activities at the club.

The April membership meeting burgee presentations went to the following: New junior member Summer Drakewho sails Optis and is a great addition, looking to the future of our club. Also, the Williams family, Mark and Tiffany with Optisailor Elle and soon-to-be junior sailor Lars – very excited to welcome this family onboard. And we had two returningsailors receive burgees – Jack Hastings who fell out of sailing for several years but is now anxious to get back into thegame, and Carl and Jan Boller. Carl grew up sailing at ABYC but spent his adult life and career in Syracuse, New York.He’s working his way back here so it was great to welcome Carl and Jan back to the club. They jumped right in and wereat Spring Spruce up the next day as was Jack Hastings!

Keep your eyes open for potential new members! Our family is strong but we have room for more. If you knowsomebody that is interested in becoming a member please drop a note to Membership Chairman Rob Stropky [email protected], or Dan Milefchik at [email protected].

Dan and Rob

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day 2016opening

Late breaking news!! Tim Carter and Steve Blomeke are club champs. Opening Day details andmore photos next month!

Duncan Harrison photos


the fleetshails from Kathy Reed photos

Lido sailors traveled to Marina Del Reyto compete against our friends from Fleet2. Mark Ryan arrived with the first startsequence already counting. The latearrival did not bother Team Orin B as they

still managed to dominate and finish on top of A fleet. Dan Gilboa. Derek Buczinski, Bill Moore, Holly Davisended up in a tie for 5th place of the 8 boats. Kathy Reedand Cindy Heavrin, a bit over powered by wind, finished7th.

Tight racing in the B fleet with only 4 pointsseparating 1st through 4th yielded Bruce Wasson and NazSolanki on top of B fleet. Way to go team Fudd!

After the trophy presentation Fleet Two fed theentire fleet a fabulous dinner. Our hosts and ABYC friendsJoanna and Charles Smith of Lido Mosquito finished 2nd

in A’s also had collected incredible gifts from sponsors for everyone in the fleet. Ullman and Quantum sail bags as well asMcLube spray and speed polish were given out. Thank you sponsors and Joanna Smith.

Twilight Action:A Fleet: Dan Gilboa and Derek Buczinksi are leading the A fleet.

Keith Ives, Brooke Jolly, Chris Raab, Scotty McKeever are turning up thecompetition heat mixing it up with John Gresham, Chris May and MarkRyan, Kathy Reed, Cindy Heavrin and Suzy and Bill Sweeza.

Team Sweeza in “Greengo” took a break from Lido racing for acouple of years to start their family. Two kids later, Suzy’s starts weretimed perfectly and the team is looking fast.

B Fleet: Glenn Selvin and sidekick Ken Reiff are leading B fleetwith new Lido sailors Alan Cunningham and Ross Hendricks close behind.Nathan Dallaska and daughter Erin Tracy Conn and crew Deanna Genderaising the bar with Bruce Wasson, Naz Solanki, and Steve Mueller andson in hot pursuit.

The races wouldn’t happen without our volunteer race committee.Don and Christine Taugher have been PRO on the bay barge for themonth of April. Top sailor Mike Shea has been taking fabulous photosand Ed Spotskey and others have been running the Whaler. Chris, Dana,and Cindy have been feeding the fleet in family style dinners after racinguntil the galley opens in May.

Kathy Reed


quiz #19rules answer

Rules that ApplyRule 13 (While Tacking)Rule 15 (Aquiring Right of Way)Rule 61.1 (Informing the Protestee)Neither boat appears to have filed a valid protest. “Hey” and “You can’t do that”, although expressing their feelings

does not meet the requirements of rule 61.1. If the other boat is within hailing distance you must hail “Protest”. As CFJ’s areless than 6 meters a red flag is not required.

However, had they correctly hailed “protest”, the following might have been the decision. Both boats are outside ofthe zone so the right-of way rules of part 2 apply. As both boats are tacking the last sentence of rule 13 applies. “If two boatsare subject to this rule at the same time, the one on the other’s port side or the one astern shall keep clear.”

If blue was to have got down to close hauled, she would have become the right- of-way boat, but would still berequired to initially give yellow time to keep clear. Blue has some risk in the room.

If you have an interesting rules situation please let me know.Mark Townsend

...from page 8

brunchmother’s day

A ttention Moms! Mother’s Day is just around the corner. It’s time to start dropping hints

to your family to get them to take you tothe ABYC Mother’s Day Brunch! Just think, therewill be an omelet station where you can designyour own omelet, roast salmon, sausage, fruit andsalad, pastries, and champagne mimosas andchampagne hibiscus as well! There will also be aMother’s Day remembrance for you from the club.You’ll be doing your family a great kindness alsobecause while Mother’s Day brunches at otherestablishments can run between $40.00 and$60.00, the early bird charge (with reservationsbefore April 27th) for the ABYC brunch is a mere $20.00! So…maybe you’d better not leave it to chance. It might be betterif you just go ahead make those reservations yourself!

See the flyer for all the details.

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Dear members,One of the ways that we are able to maintain our club and provide the services which we have become use to isthrough the dedication of our staff. Not many of us are aware of the number of years of service they have provided

us. When you are at the club take the time to thank them, they are part of the pillars which maintains ABYC!Sheila Mattox: 36 yearsRoberto Cardenas: 16 yearsJulissa Fernandez: 14 yearsRick Rose: 12 yearsTori Kasik: 11 yearsJenny La Force: 5 yearsEric Redmond: 3 yearsAriana Hernandez: 3 yearsKelly Rose: 3 yearsCole Rajsombath: 2 years

Thank you all for your hard work and dedication to our club!Latham Bell

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BREAKFASTBuild Your Own Omelette

Sunday, June 5, 2016 9:00 - 11:30 am

Come on down to ABYC and build your own omelet with your friends! $13 for unlimited fixings!

Wash it all down with: $1 Mimosas $5 Bloody Mary’s

Special Mother’s Day Brunch

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Calling all ABYC Members!!

We need to raise money for our Junior Fund.

The Junior Advisory Committee has decided to name our fleet of charter boats.

We are seeking a $500 donation to put an appropriate name of your choice on the

back of one of our 16 charter boats in our fleet of Sabots and Optimists.

Email [email protected] if you would like to donate.

Due to the rotation of boats the JAC is guaranteeing the name will remain on a boat for a minimum of 5 years. Please make checks out to ABYC and on the memo line add Jr.

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Race Social Non-Classified ABYC Events Calendar - May 2016

Mon Tu Wed Th Fri Sat Sun

1

2 Club Closed

3 Club Closed

Ukelele Lessons...

4 HS Sailing

JAC Meeting

5 Lido Twilights

Twilight Dinner...

6 Happy Hour

Bridge Qtr Deck

HS Sailing

OlympicDevelopementProgram Clinic

7 Brunch Set Up


8 Mother's Day Brunch


9 Club Closed

10 Club Closed

11 HS Sailing

RMC / SAC Meeting

12 Lido Twilights

Bell Retirement Party...

13 Happy Hour

Keelboat BBQ Patio

HS Sailing

14 15 Senior Sabot/ Lido

16 Club Closed

17 Club Closed

Ukelele Lessons...

18 BoD Meeting

HS Sailing

19 Lido Twilights

20 Happy Hour ClubABYC

HS Sailing

21 Ocean Fleet Race /Viper Clinic Qtr Deck...

22

23 Club Closed

24 Club Closed

25 HS Sailing

26 Lido Twilights

27 Happy Hour

HS Sailing

28 Memorial Day Regatta...

29 Memorial Day Regatta...

30 Club Closed

Memorial Day

31 Club Closed

Race Social Non-Classified ABYC Events Calendar - June 2016

Mon Tu Wed Th Fri Sat Sun

1 JAC Meeting

2 Lido Twilights

3 Happy Hour

Bridge Qtr Deck

Laser Twilights

4 5 Special Breakfast...

6 Club Closed

7 Club Closed

Ukelele Lessons...

8 RMC / SAC Meeting

9 Lido Twilights

PBPG Meeting QtrDeck 2:00PM

10 Happy Hour

I-14 NationalsRegatta

11 Membership OpenHouse

Olympic ClassesRegatta/I-14Nationals

12 Olympic ClassesRegatta/I-14Nationals

13 Club Closed

Junior LeagueLuncheon- 2nd Dk11am-2pm

14 Club Closed

15 BOD Meeting

16 Lido Twilights

Summer Solstice

17 Membership Meeting

Laser Twilights

18 Ocean FleetRace/Viper Clinic...

19 Men's Day Regatta

Father's Day BBQ

Summer Concert inthe Park...

20 Club Closed

Junior ProgramStarts?

21 Club Closed

Ukelele Lessons...

22 23 Lido Twilights

24 LBRW/ABYC Party

25 Long Beach RaceWeek

26 Long Beach RaceWeek

Summer Concert inthe Park...

27 Club Closed

28 Club Closed

29 30 Lido Twilights

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