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CASINO NIGHT

OCTOBER 2019

San Diego Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club

The Scuttlebutt 2606 N. Mission Bay Drive, San Diego, CA. 92109-6833

Phone (858) 450-6457 SDMBBSC.org Originated March 4, 1940 - 79 Years

Members Only

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San Diego Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club

Eighth Annual Casino Night (Must be 21 to Attend)

November 2, 2019 ~ Saturday

Profits to the Blind Ski Clinic $25 per person

(Purchase tickets @ bar)

Grand Prize ~ Hotel Accommodation Highest Winner Casino Player

Choice of 34 Domestic & 10 International Destinations (Travel not Included)

Silent Auction ~ Casino Raffle Lots of Fun & Great Prizes!

Opportunity Drawing: Outdoor Fire Pit filled with “Booze” Tickets: 25 for $20 or 1 ticket for $1

(Do not have to be present to win) “No purchase necessary to participate and the event

is open to members and their guest only (33.4106 sdmc)

2606 N. Mission Bay Dr. San Diego, CA. 92109

Chairperson: Maria Potter-Wood Committee: Roberta Bradbury, Sonya Chandler, Anita Sgobba

* BLACK JACK * CRAPS * ROULETTE

LOUNGE SHOW ENTERTAINMENT

TBA

CASINO NIGHT ~ NOVEMBER 2 2019 ~ SPONSOR PAGE

San Diego Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club

2606 N. Mission Bay DriveSan Diego, Ca. 92109-6833

Phone (858) 270-0840 Web Site: www.sdmbbsc.org

Casino Night - Eighth Annual November 2, 2019 - Saturday

Time: 6:00 p.m. to 11 p.m. $25 per person(Purchase tickets @ bar)

Includes: Hors d’oeuvres - Plus $100 in Chips

Profits to the Blind Ski Program Club reports under IRS section 501(c) (7) ‘Not for Profit.’

Your donation may be tax deductible, Our ID No. is 95-2702189. Donor/Company Name: __________________________________ Contact name: __________________________________ Address:

_________________________________________ City/State/Zip: _____________ Phone: ______________ Email:___________

SPONSOR A TABLE ____ $100 Includes advertising on gaming table

____ $200 + Includes advertising on gaming table: banners & 2 event tickets Check Enclosed (make payable to SDMBBSC) $ ______

Email art work: to below Credit Card: ____ VISA ____ MC ____ Discover ____ American Express

Credit Card #_____________________ CID code ______ Exp. Date: OR Pay @ Bar

All donations received will be listed in the event program and in our monthly newsletter, “The Scuttlebutt” - Questions?

Contact Maria Potter-Wood - (619) 977-3448 or Email – maripott12@gmail.com

___ I would like to Donate an item. Gift Card, Wrapped Gift Baskets or other. Estimated Value $_________________ Description of Item ________________ ____

Deliver/Mail to Club – Attn: Maria Potter-Wood

Blind Ski Clinic by Ron George, Director

Blind Ski Clinic by Ron George, Director

September 28, the last for 2019 ~ Blind Ski Clinic: The Blind Community Center San Diego students and adults enjoyed a great day at the beach waterskiing, tubing and boat rides.

Thank you: Sherrie & Patrick Adams, Dave Walker, Rich Cooper and John Doxey for volunteering their boats.

Thank you to: Phil Erickson, Jennifer Tentor, Jennifer & Nikki Penaflor, Diane George, Barbara Canfield, Joe Balita, Frank VanSchyulenburch, Glenn Gentile, Bob Taylor, Renee Tuller and Boy Scout Troop # , on the beach for assisting the participants with registration, coffee, donuts, water, signup sheets and ski equipment.

Thank you to: Jack Porath, Maria & Mike Woods, Victoria Kruser, Johnathan Morton, Orian, Renee & Marty Tuller and Diane George for preparing & serving lunch to all participants & volunteers.

Thank you to the University City High Schools students who raised $100 for the Blind Ski Program. Thank you to the bartenders for helping during lunch for the Blind Ski Clinic. The Club honored Johnny Westwood for 20+ years of dedication to the Blind Ski Program. He brings an

enthusiastic feeling to everyone he comes in contact with. I urge you to attend Casino Night, November 2. That benefits the Blind Ski Program.

Thanks to all the volunteers who have helped to make 2019 a very successful year for the Blind Ski Program and we plan to continue next year. Ron George, Director

Commodore & Secretary/Website Calendar

Commodore Jonathan Schoen

Summer if officially over...how is that possible? Although, thinking through it a bit more, we are lucky to live where we live and "summer" is just a couple of dates on a calendar. I always think we enjoy the best weather in San Diego during what others experience as "fall" from the perspective of perfect temperature, fewer tourists, and an activity level at the Club that goes year-round. That said, farewell “summer"... it was another great one!

September itself was a whirlwind of events and gatherings at the Club. Kicking off with the Mission Bay Masters Golf Outing

(myself and my team had a much improved result this year, but not even close to winning it) and moving through the month with the start of football season and a ton of other events gave everyone an excuse to make a trip into the Club.

We had another highly-effective and well-attended Clean-up Day (thank you again Tanya DeLong for organizing!) that will become regular quarterly events to keep the Club looking great. Work has progressed with power to the entire boatyard and should be 100% complete very shortly.

We are also making strides to improve our membership dues billing and collections process more efficient and accurate. I know this has been frustrating to many of you. But, we need your help as members to get everything running smoothly. If you have not signed into the member portal and set up your auto-payment with a credit or debit card, please do so ASAP. If you don't know how to sign-in, please contact Jessica Potts, our bookkeeper: bookkeeper@sdmbbsc.org. We can get it right, quickly, but it may take a few minutes of your time to do so! Thank you in advance for your part in getting this crucial process to run as smoothly and efficiently as possible.

October is going to be another busy month of events. Be sure to check the Club calendar often for the latest happenings, or just come by and enjoy the Club and fellowship with other members whenever the mood hits you.

See you at the Club, Jonathan Schoen, Commodore

Jen Ramelb, Secretary/Website Calendar

New Members Flag Meeting August 2019 Barney & Beverly Kump (Returning Members),

John Sewell and Cory Whitmore

New Members Flag Meeting September 2019 Gary Brownell, Grant & Diana Meisenholder, Carlos & Rachael Munoz David Walker (Returning Member), Vlad Wood (Returning Member)

Barbara Canfield (re-instated Life Time Member)

Please make an endeavor to greet our newest members and make them feel a special part of our Boat Club Family.

First Vice Commodore Jack Porath

October: As with other areas of the Club that have experienced increased costs that were addressed in Flag meetings and in previous editions of the Scuttlebutt, so too has the Galley. I was asked to address the increasing losses due to ever-increasing food, equipment, supplies, delivery, and labor costs, the entire Galley staff have been analyzing the situation. You will soon see some menu deletions, additions, and some changes of price as well as stricter portion control. The price increases are not designed to fully cover our costs, but are required.

We are also considering the elimination of the take-out containers since too, these costs have drastically increased because of environmental decisions. While it is never popular to raise prices, they are required if we want to

continue with serving food. Keep in mind that minimum wage will again increase in Jan 2020 and again on Jan 2021. On behalf of the Galley staff, I thank you for your patronage and understanding. Be assured, we will continue to purchase, prepare, and serve quality products. Thank you for your understanding.

Jack Porath, First Vice Commodore

Second Vice Commodore Maria Potter-Wood

Moving forward into the Autumn Season officially started on September 23! The nights are chilly now.

It is time to dust off your Halloween costumes. The Club’s Halloween Party will be on Friday, October 25. Volunteers are needed to help with the different activities of the party. Please contact Amy Schuler and let her know that you would like to help.

The tickets for Casino Night, Saturday, November 2, are on sale now! The tickets are $25 each; it includes heavy hors d’oeuvres and $100 in chips. Purchase tickets at the bar. Also, on sale are the tickets for the Opportunity

Drawing, this year, an “Outdoor Fire Pit Full of Booze!” The tickets are 25 for $20, purchase at the bar. You do not have to be present to win.

We need donations in the form of; basket items for the gift baskets to be raffled, awesome items for the silent auction, your own gift basket, and cash donations to purchase items for the baskets. Please give your cash contribution to Roby Bradford or myself; you can also leave it in an envelope behind the bar. Your donation/s may be tax deductible.

Cheers to a fun and happy October!! Maria Potter-Wood, Second Vice Commodore

Health & Wellness

We would like to welcome Hayley Gurriell as our new Health & Wellness Chairperson.

Our thanks to Paula Lawrence for an exception job in this position. She kept everyone information and sent flowers or plants for occasions! Great Job!

Meetings ~ Bunco ~ Martini’s ~ Casino Meeting

FIRST NOMINATIONS Officers and Board of Directors ~ Consider running for an Office

(see Elections information)

FLAG (First Nominations) AND BOARD MEETINGS ~ October 15, 2019 ~ Tuesday @ 7 p.m. (The third Tuesday of the month) Tacos prior to Meetings!

If you have items for the Board contact Commodore Jon Schoen in advance to place on Agenda. See the Board in Action. Club Members are encouraged to attend Flag Meetings .

They are always welcomed to attend the Board Meeting. Let your voice be heard and come to the meetings. Welcome Members and Guests.

See you at the Meetings

Join the “BUNCO BABES” October 2, 2019, Wednesday 6 p.m. Ladies - We finish early!

We also welcome your friends, Family, Co-workers and neighbors. We look forward to having a great night of games and laughter! New to Bunco?

It’s simple, we will teach you. We need Bunco Players! Questions Email Michelle Waterman: candmwaterman@gmail.com

MARTINI MONDAYS

One Half Off price “Martinis” every Monday Night!

Vanilla, Lemon Drop, Cosmopolitan, Sour Apple, Chocolate, Classic Gin/Vodka and more!

EIGHTH ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT ~ November 2, 2019

Blind Ski Fundraiser Planning Committee Meeting October 7, Monday, at 3 p.m.

Committee & Members: You are invited to attend the Planning Committee of the Casino Night for the Blind Ski Fundraiser. This was a very profitable event last year, highest ever! Let’s exceed last year. We plan to get a head start obtaining wrapped Gift baskets, Gift Cards (New and any that you have

you will not using) and great prizes. for Silent Auctions. Come join us. We have lots of fun! We are requesting the following Donations:Sponsors for Casino Tables, Silent Auction items.

Chairperson: Maria Potter-Wood. Committee: Roberta Bradbury, Sonya Chandler Anita Sgobba (Sales), Meg French (Sponsor letters/Silent Auction), Vicky Kruser, Jan Troth, Corrina Conrad

(Decorations), Renee Tuller, Diane George. Thank you for your support!

Past Commodore Jim Dutton

More firewood

Weeding in front is complete

Galley by Jack Porath, Manager

SDMBBSC Friday Night Dinner Menu - Eff 10/4/19 STARTERS (available beginning approx. 4 p.m. until closing): Calamari Strips w/sweet sauce $ 8CrispyChickenBitesw/FriesorTots $ 7 Onion Rings, Fries, Tots, Jalapeno Poppers, Fried Ravioli, Mac & Cheese Bites, or Mozzarella Sticks .$ 6 Fish Tacos (2), Fried Cod w/cabbage filling $ 6 DINNER Specials (available beginning approx. 5 p.m. until closing): Captain’s (approx. 20 oz) Cut Ribeye $25 Crews’ (approx. 14 oz) Cut Ribeye $19 Yeoman’s (approx. 12 oz) Cut Ribeye $17 Grill your own. Served w/baked or mashed potato, veggies, & roll Extra sides (per person) when steak (any size) is shared .+$ 5 Angus (1/3 Lb) Burger or Patty Melt w/Fries or Tots $ 8 Make it double meat for $2 more. + bacon $1.00. Served on a roll or butter lettuce wrap with cheese, tomato, and onion French Dip OR Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich $ 8Thinly sliced Ribeye served on a roll, choice of bread, orlettuce wrap with a side of au jus. Served w/Fries or Tots Double bacon with the BLT sandwich + $1 Philly or Chicken Cheese Steak w/Fries or Tots $ 8Your choice of cheese on a roll or lettuce wrap with grilled onions and bell peppers Chicken Salad$ 8Grilled or crispy chicken on a bed of lettuce, chopped tomatoes, peppers, red onion, Blue Cheese crumbles, croutons with choice of dressing Steak Salad .$12 Sliced grilled Ribeye on a bed of lettuce, chopped tomatoes, peppers, red onion, Blue Cheese crumbles, croutons with choice of dressing Salad (as above, no meat) $5 Carnitas Tacos (2) w/Fries or Tots. $10 Corn tortillas, Pico de Gallo, Chili Crema, Feta Cheese, Avocado slice Fish Tacos (2); grilled/type announced w/Fries or Tots$10Corn tortillas, avocado slice, other sides as available Cod, Battered w/Fries or Tots & Coleslaw $9 Choices of cheese include Provolone, Swiss, American Substitute coleslaw or salad for potatoes - No charge SPECIAL MENU ITEMS AS ANNOUNCED, price variesPRIME RIB NORMALLY FIRST FRIDAY EACH MONTHCoffee and soft drinks ($1 ) are NOT included in meal price

SDMBBSC Saturday Lunch Menu - Eff 10/5/19 These menu items may also be available for Sunday Brunch. ASK US!

Angus (1/3 Lb) Burger or Patty Melt w/Fries or Tots $8 Double meat + $2 Add bacon for $ 1Served on a roll with lettuce, tomato, onion, and your choice of cheese. Philly or Chicken Cheese Steak w/Fries or Tots $8Your choice of cheese on a roll with grilled bell peppers and onions Chicken Salad $8Grilled or crispy chicken on a bed of lettuce with chopped tomatoes, peppers, red onion, Blue Cheese crumbles, croutons, choice of dressing Salad (as above, no meat) $5 Coleslaw $3 Crispy Chicken Bites w/Fries or Tots $7 Tots or Fries, Loaded $6 Smothered in chili w/beans & cheddar cheese OR bacon, cheddar cheese, & ranch dressing Grilled Cheese Sandwich w/Fries or Tots $6Add ham + $1 Onion Rings, Fries, Tots, Jalapeno Poppers, Fried Ravioli,Mac & Cheese Bites, or Mozzarella Sticks $6 Grilled 1⁄4 lb Hot Dog on bun with various toppings $2Grilled 1⁄4 lb Hot Dog on bun w/toppings & Fries or Tots $5 Fish Tacos: Fried Cod (2) w/cabbage filling $6Substitute coleslaw or salad for potatoes – No charge

SDMBBSC Sunday Brunch Menu Eff 10/6/19Toast - White, Wheat, Rye, Sourdough, English Muffin, Biscuits Potatoes - Tater Tots, Hash Browns, French Fries. Add egg or cheese + $1Admiral’s Rib Eye Steak & Eggs $16 2 eggs any style, grilled steak w/potatoes First Mate Breakfast $ 93 eggs any style, extra bacon or sausage, & potatoes Second Mate Breakfast $ 72 eggs any style, bacon or sausage, & potatoes Third Mate Omelette .$ 9Sausage, ham, onion, bell pepper, tomato, cheese, & potatoes Castaway Omelette $ 8Ham, onion, bell pepper, cheese, & potatoes Chaplain Jean’s Cheese Omelette w/potatoes $ 6Blend of cheeses - Add bacon, sausage, or ham + $2

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Galley by Jack Porath, Manager & Club Thanksgiving

ContinuedSDMBBSC Sunday Brunch Menu Eff 10/6/19Cook’s Chicken Fried Steak $102 eggs any style, potatoes, smothered biscuits w/Jeff’s awesome meat gravy Passengers’FrenchToast $ 82 eggs any style, w/bacon, sausage, or ham Egg or Country Benedict (Biscuit -English Muffin) $ 8Ham and poached eggs smothered in fresh Hollandaise Sauce Christopher Dale Grilled Sourdough Sandwich $ 7Bacon, eggs, & cheese w/potatoes on the side Corned Beef Hash $ 82 eggs any style, potatoes, choice of toast Country Biscuits (2) w/gravy & potatoes $ 5 Belgium Waffle w/fruit and whipped cream $ 6 Oatmeal Bowl, Steel Cut Oats $ 3No charge to substitute coleslaw or salad for potatoes, Egg Whitesfor eggs. Coffee and soft drinks ($1) NOT included with meal price. Note: Summer Saturday lunch menu are also available based on stockage, time of day, & Galley workload. TIP the Galley help at Galley window, not at the bar. Tips at bar (cash/credit) go to bartenders only.

Special Galley Dates ~ October 2019

Oct. 15 - Flag Meeting Night - Tacos

BOAT CLUB THANKSGIVING

Join us for Thanksgiving at the SDMBBSC

All are welcome! Date: Nov. 28, 2019

Thanksgiving Day in America is a time to express gratitude and give thanks, gathering with family and friends over a meal. Dinner will be served @ 3 pm (Gathering time 1 p.m.) The turkey, dressing, ham, and mashed potatoes will be provided. Please bring a dish (or two) to share that will feed at least 6-8.

Please volunteer if you can assist in any way by reaching out to Chairperson, Phil Erickson, 619 276-5478 or by email FJ20spl311@yahoo.com

This is a free event, but RSVPs are required. RSVP with the number in your party here or sign up on the sheet posted on the lounge door.

If you have any suggestions or menu ideas, let us know. Thank you.Chairpersons: Phil Erickson, Kevin Peterson and Jonathan Schoen Chairpersons

Boat Club Party Bus by Steele Young

FALL CLEAN-UP DAY

The Fall Clean-Up Day at the boat club was a total success thanks to the time and efforts of the clean-up crew: Jack Porath, Paula Goleta, Renee Donner, Maria and Mike Wood, Thomas Bosilevac, Corey Mitskevich, Dave DeLong, Greg Shaw, Chuck & Michelle Waterman, Bob Taylor, Renee & Marty Tuller, Kerry Thompson, Steve Gregor and Dick Znamirowski (DZ).

The team picked up over 6 full bags of trash, pulled weeds and did weed whacking, pressure cleaned the patio, dug a trench around the patio to prevent it from getting muddy, cleaned around all the planters, cleaned and organized the furniture, demolished 2 old sheds, cleaned and re-organized the storage container, and cleaned and re-organized the Sandbox. I'm sure most of you forgot what the sandbox looks like, so please swing by and take a look. We can actually enjoy it again!!!

The last 2 clean-up days have been such a success that we've decided to have one every 3 months. The dates will be on our calendar, but please save the dates:

• Saturday, November 16th from 9 am - 1 pm, AND• Saturday, February 8th from 10 am - 2 pm

We will be placing a sheet with the bartenders so that ideas for clean-up and projects can be added. This will help us continue to work to keep our club beautiful and enjoyable.

Lastly, we will need to acquire some basic tools. If you have any spares you were planning on donating, please contact Corey Mitskevich.

Thank you again to the clean-up crew, we couldn't have done it without you! Tanya Llera DeLong

• Cleanup Crew • Container • Patio • Sandbox

Entertainment by Christopher Dale ~ chris@christopherdale.cmusic.com

SHOW TIME AT THESAN DIEGO MISSION BAY BOAT & SKI CLUB

Friday Oct. 4 ~ 7:30 to 11 pm • Jimmy Lewis • Front man of San Diego hometown favorites Superunloader, Jimmy Lewis’ formidable songwriting, versatile singing and brilliant guitar work is on a level all its own. “So suggestive, evocative and downright poetic… Lewis has schooled himself at the feet of the masters!” His mesmerizing musicianship is as memorable as your first kiss and has led him and his band to sharing the stage with the likes of such legends as Bob Dylan, Carlos Santana and Greg Allman, just to name a few. Strap yourself to your seat, ‘cause you’re about to be blown away!

Friday Oct. 11 ~ 7:30 to 11 pm • Keefer & Rob• Take a walk down memory lane with this eclectic acoustic duo. Motown to Classic Rock. 80's and beyond. Country and Blues. Good things come in twos!

Saturday Oct. 18 ~ 8:30 to 11 pm • Barefoot Hockey The brainchild of Blair Hatch and Tony Acquerelli, Barefoot Hockey Goalie spin strange, twisted yet honest, heartwarming tales in the form of full-fledged rock operas and more concise songs or "narrative shorts", employing an array of unique (read: home-made) yet elaborate costumes and props.

Friday Oct. 18 ~ 7:30 to 11 pm • Sam Bybee • With over 20 years’ experience playing music and endorsements from Taylor Guitars and Gigtown, Sam has written and recorded 5albums. He blends his Americana roots with classic & contemporary songs to create entertaining and original renditions that take audiences down newlypaved roads, to familiar places.

Friday Oct. 25 ~ 7:30 to 11 pm • Ristband • Halloween Party The band was formed in 2009. Since then they have released 3 full length original disc: Underpowered and Overdriven, Balancing Act and Rally. You’ll hear favorites spanning all decades: Ristband covers many of your favorites from the 60's up to today's radio hits, 70’s guitar rock, 80’s dance, 90’s edge and current chart hits. Dance responsibly!

Saturday Nov. 2 ~ 7 to 10 pm • TBA• Casino Night

Fourteenth Halloween Party by Amy Schuler

THE SDMBBSC HALLOWEEN

friday nightFright NightOct. 25th 5pm-11pm

Ghoulish grub. creepy cocktails, and live monster music by Ristband!

Don't forget your costume, there will be prizes awarded!

Birthdays/Anniversaries ~ Remtal Events ~ Health & Wellness ~ Facebook ~ Texts ~ Bar Hours

Birthdays and Anniversaries

October Birthdays

Dave Walker 1 Hale Abels 5 Greg Blithe 8 Kathy Adams 9 Jan Troth 9 Dan Smith 10 Nicole Yee 11 Carol Young 11 Kelly Knight 14 Christopher Hufnagel 15 Alan Shapiro 15 Michelle Adams 16 Jack Porath 16 Ron Feliciano 18 Brad Baker 20 Jim Dutton 20 Amy Boyd 21 Craig & Cheryl Smith 21 Alex Cody 24 Rene Donner 25 Kenneth Steele 27 Lisa Lynch 28 Karon May 30 Shawn Johnson 30 Robert Silva 30 Kerry Thompson 30 Mikaela Kalauli 31

October Anniversaries

Mike Laule & Roby Bradbury 3 Scott & Susie Byrnes (1985) 12 Rick Cardenas & Laura Masotti 15 Alex & Brittney Helt 22 Ric & Monica Marquis 20 John & Robin Hellen (1993) 30

Rental Events Coordinator: Amy Schuler

Members: If you are planning on scheduling an event or rental (large or small), Contact: rental manager Events@sdmbbsc.org. Please check the SDMBB&SC Calendar for open Event dates: Website link: Calendar - Events link: https://sdmbbsc.org/events.An Initial Event Package will be emailed to you. After all the forms are completed, return to Amy. Event booking dates are ‘tentative’ until all required paperwork and funds have been received. NOTE: Member Events. The sponsored member is Responsible for returning the area for the event back to the original.

Health & Wellness By Hayley Gurriell

In the Scuttlebutt and at the Flag Meetings we like to remember members and their families, and acknowledge loved ones that are ill or some that have passed away. On the bright side we like to recognize weddings and the birth of new babies. Please leave any items with the Bartenders or email Hayley Gurriell: hgurriell@gmail.com We will send cards, plants and/or flowers as the occasion warrants. (WELCOME HALEY)

Facebook & Social Media By: Amy Schuler

The Boat Club is on FACEBOOK Amy posts activities, upcoming events and photos.

You may call the club (858) 270-0840

TEXT MESSAGES By Roger Bradley

The Club has ability to send text messages to your mobile phone. We will send updates. To "opt in" &

receive text messages, go: mobile phone & text SDMBBSC to number 46786.

Boat Club Bar Hours

Mon. 3 to 10 pm Club/Lounge may close Tues. 3 to 10 pm earlier based on business Wed. 3 to 10 pm “Happy Hour” on Thurs. 3 to 10 pm weekdays - 5 to 7 pm Fri. 3 to midnight Open earlier on Holidays Sat. 10 am to midnight Sun 10 am to 10 pm

Labor Day Weekend ~ Golf Tournament by Marko Penaflor

There was a lot of Booz-in golf we call it swing lube, at the raffle, with the Grand Prize being a Baja Joe AirBnB Mexico Getaway compliments

of Greg Reddick. Thanks Gregor!

Thanks to all that came out this year! Hope you had a good time. Jeff Prince- killer BBQ dude! Tasty chicken and tri tip! Major shout out to the planning committee - JR Reilly, JT, the Kevin’s Witherell and Kevin Peterson, Board Secretary Jenn Renekb. AND our Commodore Jon Schoen. BIG WINNERS of Golf Tournament: Team led by Mark Warren! Congrats!

Elections ~ 2019 Nominations for Officers & Board ~ Bylaws

Upcoming Elections: Nominations for Officers and Board

Paula Goleta – Election Chairperson

Now is the time to starting thinking about the CLUB ELECTIONS. Be a Candidate OR Encourage others to run. Positions are open, competition welcome!!! This is a critical year and we need strong; capable, dependable and leadership to represent our club for continued success and plan for the future of the Boat Club.

As Nominating Chairperson I will present the slate of Officers at the Flag Meeting October 15, 2019. If you are a candidate for an Office please let me know and will place your name on the Slate of Officers. You also have the option of running from the floor; you must be present and give permission to place your name as a candidate. Please obtain the members acceptance prior to nominating them for office. Second Nomination will be from the floor. Do you have any suggestions for members to run for office? Candidates: place flyers and posters around the Club. Questions? Let me know - ASAP! Paula Goleta (619) 952 4713 or Email: paulagoleta@gmail.com

Offices Open for Candidates: The following dates to remember: Commodore: October 15th -1st Nominations First Vice Commodore: (Candidates to be current within 60 days) Second Vice Commodore: November 5th - 2nd Nominations Treasurer: (Note there are 2 Flag Meetings in Nov.) Financial Secretary: October 29 -Last day/req. Absentee Ballot (20 days) Secretary: November 4th - bring delinq. accts current (15 days) Sergeant at Arms: November 19th - Elections 1:00 - 7 p.m. Board of Directors: Polls close at 7 p.m. (3 Positions Open) November 19th - Flag Meeting 7 p.m. Returning Board: • Tanya DeLong • Ron George • Paula Goleta Retiring Board: • Tom Bosilevac • Mark Penaflor Election Committee/count votes & announce results. Installation & Dinner–January 11, 2020

If interested in an Office or would like to know more about the positions or the duties of the Officers, please contact any of the Board Members or myself. Duties are also listed in the following Election Rules. The existing Board will guide and support you. Volunteer to chair or assist on a Committee. See Bylaws for duties of positions. Volunteer! THE CLUB NEEDS YOU!

It’s also the time of year to recognize members that have gone above and beyond the call of duty; take time to select that someone special. At elections, we vote on the “Man and Women of the Year!” There are many individuals that should be “Man and Women” every year but only one man and one woman receives this mark of distinction. Each time the award is received it is wonderful and a great honor! Man and Woman of the Year will be announced at the Installation Dinner January 12, 2019.

VOLUNTEERS needed for Election Committee. We need help to telephone and contact members. Volunteers are required to maintain Polls 1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (Shifts 1 to 3:00 p.m., 3 to 4:30 p.m., 4:30 to 6 p.m., 6 to 7:30 p.m. - two members required for each shift). Tellers are required to count the ballots (7). Please volunteer and advise what time you are available. The committee members cannot be running for office or have family members as candidates. PLAN TO ATTEND THE FLAG MEETINGS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

ELECTION BYLAWS: (Amended June 21, 2016)

ARTICLE VII – ELECTIONS SECTION 1 - The Commodore shall appoint a nominating chairperson, which shall present a slate of officers and Board Members at the meeting required by SECTION 3 of this article. All candidates for office must be Flag Members in good standing and be able to represent the Club in a respectable, legal, credible and reputable manner.

BYLAWS – Continued

Elections Bylaws

SECTION 2 - Prior to the election the Commodore shall establish an election committee no less than 30 calendar days prior to First Nominations. The election committee shall be comprised of no less than 3 and no more than 5 individuals who are not on the current board and are not running for office. The responsibility of the board is to validate that the voting processes is in accordance with these Bylaws, validating the total ballot count, presenting the voting results to the Board of Directors and announcing the results of the tally after the voting has been closed. The tally shall include the total numbers of votes for each candidate. The committee shall sign and date voting results. SECTION 3 - Nominations for Officers and Directors shall be made at the meeting in October and again at the first meeting in November. Nominations for Officers and Directors shall be closed at the meeting in November by proclamation of the Commodore after he/she shall have determined by three (3) enquiries that there are in fact no further nominations. SECTION 4 - It shall be the responsibility of the Election Committee Chairperson to have proper ballots prepared for the election. The ballot shall contain the names of those nominated for each office, plus nominations for the Board of Directors and at least one blank space for write-in candidates. A ballot cast for an eligible member shall count even though such member may not have been nominated. SECTION 5 - For the election of officers, in the event no Member receives a simple majority of votes cast, the Commodore shall cause the two members who receive the greatest number of votes to be balloted upon again in order that one may receive a majority present and eligible to vote, who shall, upon acceptance of the office, be declared elected. For the election of Directors, the nominees receiving the greatest plurality of votes shall be declared elected. In case of a tie vote for the last office, additional votes shall be had to break the tie. SECTION 6 - REGULAR BALLOTING: Elections shall be conducted on the day of the second Flag Meeting in November at the SDMBBSC. Voting shall be done that day at the Clubhouse beginning at 1:00PM, and continuing until closing at 7:30PM except for a possible "run off" ballot, which will be decided by the members present and eligible to vote at the normal Flag meeting. SECTION 7 - All ballots shall be numbered. This number shall be separated from the ballot and the ballot deposited into the ballot box by a member of the Election Committee. The number will be returned to the voter and MUST BE RETAINED by the voter. In case of a "run off" ballot, this number must be surrendered to the Election Committee to receive a "run off" ballot. The Election Committee may require any Member to show picture identification. SECTION 8 - ABSENTEE BALLOTS (Including Out of County/State Ballots): Any Member having a valid reason that requires an absentee ballot must request said ballot, in writing or e- mail and stating the reason, from the Election Committee Chairperson. The out of county member must request, in writing, no later than twenty (20) calendar days before election, their desire and intention to vote in the election. The Election CommitteeChairperson shall issue to each member, whom he/she deems eligible, an absentee ballot. The voter must adhere tothe following procedures to return the ballot to the SDMBBSC.1. Place the marked ballot (Unsigned) in an envelope and seal envelope. 2. The sealed envelope shall be placed inan outer envelope with member name printed and, once sealed, signature on the outer envelope. DO NOT SIGNTHE BALLOT or Inner Envelope. 3. Return by mail to the Financial Secretary. 4. The Financial Secretary mustreceive the ballot prior to the close of election at 7:30PM on Election Day for the ballot to be counted.SECTION 9 - It shall be the responsibility of the Commodore to cause the above Sections 4, 5, and 6 to bepublished in the October and November issues of the Scuttlebutt.SECTION 10 - It is the responsibility of the Financial Secretary to prepare a report for the Election Committee ofall members eligible to vote the night prior to the Election no later than 7:00PM. Any Member over 60 calendardays delinquent is not eligible to vote. Members have until 15 calendar days prior to election to become fullycurrent (no delinquencies) to be eligible to vote.ARTICLE VIII – BOARD OF DIRECTORSSECTION 1 - The Board of Directors shall be elected by the Flag Membership and consist of the seven (7) officersand six (6) other Flag Members as provided in these Bylaws. The position of Rear Commodore shall be filled bythe immediate past Commodore and shall become a member of the board. The term of office of the electedDirectors shall be for two (2) years for the six (6) non-officer elected directors, however, three (3) of their numbershall be elected each year for a two (2) year term starting on January First (1st) and ending on December ThirtyFirst (31st) of the second year.SECTION 2 - The Board of Directors shall conduct the business of the SDMBBSC and perform such otherresponsibilities not specifically reserved to the membership herein.SECTION 3 - Seven Board of Directors present shall constitute a quorum, except as hereinafter provided.SECTION 4 - If a vacancy shall exist on the Board of Directors, those remaining Directors present at a regularmeeting, or at a special meeting called for the purpose, shall have the powerto fill such vacancy. If only one (1) Director shall remain, he/she shall have the power to fill all vacancies, exceptthat the Flag Members shall have the power upon written notice to the Commodore by five (5) or more, to hold anelection and elect Directors who shall replace the Directors so elected by the remnant of the Board of Directors.SECTION 5 - If a vacancy shall exist in the elective offices of the SDMBBSC, to which succession is not hereinprovided, the Board of Directors shall elect from the membership a person to complete the unexpired term of thevacated office.

BYLAWS – Continued SECTION 6 - The Commodore shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Directors including Flag meetings and special meetings. The Commodore shall run the meeting according to Robert’s Rules as defined for a Board of Directors with twelve or more Directors. The Commodore shall have one (1) vote in all matters coming before the Board, and an additional vote if such is necessary to break a tie. SECTION 7 - Any Flag member in good standing shall be eligible to be elected as a Director. SECTION 8 - The Board of Directors shall meet on notification by the Commodore, or by any four (4) Directors, as soon after the installation of Officers as practicable, and thereafter according to a schedule established by the Board of Directors. Special meetings may be called by the Commodore, or by any four (4) Directors, provided that each Director shall have been notified in person, e-mail or by telephone not less than twenty four hours (24), or by first class mail to his/her last known address not less than forty eight (48) hours prior to such meeting. All e-mail correspondence shall be acknowledged with return e-mail or telephone call. ARTICLE IX – OFFICERS SECTION 1 - The elective Officers of the SDMBBSC shall be: 1. Commodore. 2. First Vice-Commodore.3. Second Vice-Commodore. 4. Treasurer. 5. Financial Secretary. 6. Secretary.7. Sergeant at Arms. Rear Commodore is not an elected position. See SECTION 11.SECTION 2 – Their terms of office shall be January 1 to December 31.SECTION 3 - COMMODORE. The duties of the Commodore shall be those ordinarily delegated to a President, andshall include presiding at all meetings and enforcement of all rules and regulations of the SDMBBSC. TheCommodore shall cause an accounting and inventory to be made during the months of July and January of eachyear and shall report the results of same to the Board of Directors. The Commodore casts the deciding vote ondeadlocked committees, represents the organization, signs all legal documents, supervises the activities of theorganization, represents or speaks on behalf of the membership, directs the SDMBBSC in such a manner as topromote good will, growth and sound policies. The Commodore shall also assume the office of Rear Commodorefor the year (s) following his/her term as Commodore until replaced by natural succession of the outgoingCommodore.SECTION 4 - FIRST VICE-COMMODORE. The duties of the First Vice-Commodore shall be to assist theCommodore in the performance of his/her duties and to preside in his/her absence. In the event of death, disabilityor resignation of the Commodore, the First Vice-Commodore shall succeed to this office for the remainder of theterm of office.SECTION 5 - SECOND VICE-COMMODORE. The duties of the Second Vice-Commodore shall be to assist theCommodore as directed. If for any reason there shall be a vacancy in the position of First Vice-Commodore, theSecond Vice-Commodore shall succeed to this office for the remainder of the term of office.SECTION 6 - TREASURER. The duties of the Treasurer shall be to receive all monies from the Financial Secretaryand pay same out upon order of the Commodore, with the approval of the Board of Directors; keep a joint andaccurate account thereof; and to make reports at the meetings of the membership. The Treasurer shall keep the fundsof the SDMBBSC on deposit in a reputable bank and/or shall invest the same as directed by the Commodore uponapproval of the Board of Directors. Disbursement shall be made by check, signed by any two of the following: TheCommodore, the First Vice-Commodore or Second Vice- Commodore, or the Treasurer. Checks may not be signedby two (2) members of the same family including domestic partners.SECTION 7 - RESIGNATION, DEATH OR DISABILITY OF TREASURER. In the event of death, resignation ordisability of the Treasurer, the Commodore shall be custodian of the funds and documents until a successor isnamed as herein provided. A replacement Treasurer shall be elected by the Board of Directors within 30 calendardays.SECTION 8 - FINANCIAL SECRETARY. The duties of the Financial Secretary shall be to collect all monies dueto the SDMBBSC, pay the same over to the Treasurer, and take a receipt thereof, maintain a true and accurate list ofmembers, and other such duties as the Commodore may prescribe.SECTION 9 - SECRETARY. The duties of the Secretary shall be to keep the minutes of the meetings as required bythese Bylaws, and such other secretarial duties as the Commodore may require.SECTION 10 - SERGEANT AT ARMS. The duties of the Sergeant-At-Arms shall be to keep order at meetings,police and protect the property of the SDMBBSC, and other such duties as the Commodore may require.SECTION 11 - REAR COMMODORE. The Rear Commodore shall assist the Commodore in a smooth transitionand in other matters as mutually agreed. In the event the Rear Commodore is either disabled or no longer a memberthe position shall remain vacant until such time as the position is filled by the natural succession of currentCommodore to Rear Commodore. The Rear Commodore is not an elected position.SECTION 12 - REMOVAL OF AN OFFICER. An Officer may be removed by a two-thirds (2/3) majority vote ofeligible Flag Members present and voting at a special meeting of the membership called for that specific purpose,provided that at a previous board meeting (non- flag meeting) a two-thirds (2/3) majority present and voting shallhave voted in favor of such removal.

Remember to Vote November 19th, 2019!

Annual Golden Retreiver Costume Party The Golden Retreiver Meet Up Group

is sponsoring their 14th Annual Halloween Party

At the San Diego Mission Bay Boat & Ski Club

Members & Guests plus Costumed Pets are invited

Sunday ~ October 27, 2019 ~ Noon to 4 p.m

1:30 p.m. ~Judging of Costumed Pets Price $3 Per pet

Win Wonderful Gift Baskets Each year we have also have many Raffle Gift Baskets

Cost for Raffle Tickets: 7 for $5

15 for $10 30 for $20

This will be a POTLUCK Affair, If you feel like Munching please Bring a dish to Share

Of course bring your pups, leashes & poo bags. Must clean up after your pets.

This is a fun event, all funds raised go to Charities Many Thanks to Sue Subkow and the Golden Retreiver Group

Club Sponsors ~ Patrick & Sherri Adams

Kevin Peterson, Sergeant At Arms

Reminder, members are responsible for their guests behavior, must remain present until the end of their events, dogs on leash, no guest dogs allowed, clean your own tables. It is not fair to ask

the bar staff to police such incompetent behavior. Also, racism and obscene vulgarity will not tolerated!

CHECK OUT: By Laws: Article III – Membership - Sec. 16.

Standing Rules: 4.0. Animals

Golden Retreiver Halloween Party by Sherri Souza-Patrick

Boat Yard Updates by Corey Mitskevich Boat Yard Manager

SDMBBSC BOAT YARD UPDATE

In October 2019, SDMBBSC will begin distributing identification stickers (ID stickers) to all vessels stored in the boat yard. Each vessel owner is required to

provide a paper copy (hard copy) of the following information for both their trailer and vessel stored in the boatyard: (1) Current CA vessel registration – registration numbers must be up-to-date on the vessel and the current sticker represented (2) Current trailer registration and trailer must be in operable condition. (3) Copy of

vessel insurance with the SDMBBSC named on the certificate of insurance as secondarily insured. (4) Make, model; and license plate of the primary tow vehicle.

Due to the SDMBBSC lease requirements, out-of-state vessels will no longer be allowed for storage at the SDMBBSC boatyard. If your vessel cannot meet the above

minimum requirements for storage in the boat yard, please make arrangement to remove your vessel from the facility. All vessels must be up-to-date by 10/31/2019.

Process to receive an ID Sticker

Each member must present the above information in person at the SDMBBSC on designated days or prearranged appointments. Once all paperwork has been reviewed and approved, a SDMBBSC representative will walk to your vessel

location and inspect your vessel, trailer and storage area. Storage area inspections will include a review of cleanliness and operability of the trailer. The

SDMBBSC lease defines derelict vessels as those that are not in operable condition, poor condition or the appearance of abandonment. This includes non-

use for extended periods of time.

Once the inspection is complete, an ID sticker will be placed on the trailer tongue. Each ID sticker has a unique number which will represent your vessel storage privilege. This information will be provided to administration to align

appropriate storage billing.

Persons will be available in the clubhouse for document review during the registration periods indicated below.

Appointment days for ID stickers and vessel inspections

October Thursdays – 5pm to sunset October 3, 2019 – 5pm to sunset October 12, 2019 – 5pm to sunset October 19, 2019 – 5pm to sunset October 26, 2019 – 5pm to sunset

October Sundays – 10am to 1pm October 5, 2019 – 10am -1pm October 14, 2019 – 10am -1pm October 21, 2019 – 10am -1pm October 28, 2019 – 10am -1pm

Please plan appropriately to attend an above session date to receive your identification sticker for your vessel. If there are any specific questions, feel free

to contact the Boatyard Manager Corey Mitskevich at boatyard@sdmbbsc.org.

SDMBB&SC Club Officers & Committees

Club Officers 2019

Commodore: Jonathan Schoen (917) 549-7614 jschoen00@aol.comPast Commodore: Jim Dutton (619) 708-3209 jddsoc@yahoo.com1st Vice Commodore: Jack Porath (858) 366-8630 jporath1@roadrunner.com 2nd Vice Commodore: Maria Potter-Wood 619) 977-3448 maripott12@gmail.com Treasurer: Renee Donner (858) 922-6840 Rdonner33@gmail.comFinancial Secretary: Kevin Witherell (858) 357-3675 Kevin.witherell@ngc.com Secretary: Jen Ramelb (408) 472-1088 jenannramelb@yahoo.comSergeant at Arms: Kevin Peterson (818) 497-7925 kppacificbeach@yahoo.com Board of Directors: Thomas Bosilevac (442) 226-8639 Thomas@mashmetrics.com

Tanya DeLong (619) 251-5424 t anya@lleraplace.net Cathleen Flowers (619) 994 3722 flowers205@gmail.com Ron George (858) 279-7384 egeorge@san.rr.com Paula Goleta (619) 952 4713 paulagoleta@gmail.com Mark Penaflor 619) 253-1436 mkpenaflor@icloud.com

Committee Chairpersons Bar Manager Kevin Peterson kppacificbeach@yahoo.comBar Manager Victoria Kruser vkruser@gmail.comBlind Ski Clinic Ron George egeorge@san.rr.com/(858) 279-7384 Boat Yard Manager Corey Mitskevich boatyard_sdmbbsc@yahoo.com Budget Kevin Witherell jporath1@roadrunner.com Bunco Babes Michelle Waterman (858) 457-6067Convair Ski Team Pres. Steve Trudgen www.sdwaterski.org Dock Master Patrick Adams adamshome@san.rr.com Entertainment Christopher Dale chris@christopherdalemusic.com Fly Tying Chuck Waterman (619) 203-6292Galley Manager Jack Porath jporath1@roadrunner.com Health & Wellness Hayley Gurriell hgurriell@gmail.com Ikuna Koa President Paula Goleta (619) 952-4713Lease/Move Jonathan Schoen (917) 549-7614 jschoen00@aol.comMembership Jim Dutton jddsoc@yahoo.com Merchandise Kevin Peterson kppacificbeach@yahoo.com Patio/Prop. Donations Maria Potter-Wood maripott12@gmail.com Scuttlebutt Editor Sonya Chandler sdmbbsc@hotmail.com/)858) 450-6457 Webmaster Thomas Bosilevac Thomas@mashmetrics.comWebsite Calendar Jen Ramelb jenannramelb@yahoo.com

Employee Contacts Bookkeeper Jessica Potts boatclubacct@gmail.com Rental Event Amy Schuler sdmbbsc.eventmgr@gmail.com Manager Merchandise Alanna Carter (858) 270-0840

Editor’s Corner By Sonya Chandler. The Scuttlebutt deadline is Wednesday, October 23 for the November 2019 issue. Items and photos are needed for Scuttlebutt. The Newsletter is on the website. Limited copies are available at the Club. Contact me and may be mailed. The current issue is available the first of each month. If you change your email notify me. Advise if I do not have your Anniversaries and Birthdays. Thanks. Phone @ home (858) 450-6457 or email to: sdmbbsc@hotmail.com.

Tie Fest West by Chuck Waterman

Boat Yard Manager by Corey Mitskevich

BOAT STORAGE RULES - Boat OwnersDo not leave personal property on your boat

Place your 2019 sticker number on your boat. Check and clean up around boats We recommend boat owners do a frequent routine check on boats.

Note: on oil leaks, use plastic dripping pan and kitty litter. We appreciate your cooperation.

1. All facilities and property are maintained in a safe, functional condition which does not present health or safetyhazards to the public, members, visitors workers. Building materials and non-approved personal property are not authorized to be stored on the SDMBBSC property2. SDMBBSC is not responsible for any personal items left on the property by members or non- members.3. Owners of all boats and trailers must maintain a minimum liability insurance policy of $100,000 (One Hundred-Thousand) for injury to personnel and $300,000 (Three Hundred-Thousand) for damage to property. The insurance shall list the SDMBBSC as “Additionally Insured” in accordance with SDMBBSC insurance policy. 4. All boat owners with approved storage are responsible to keep his or her property in a clean, operable, and safecondition.5. Remove weeds and trash around boats regularly. Areas around boat and fence are to be maintained by member.Remove all debris including boat parts, gas and oil cans, and litter. 6. Abandoned vehicles, trailers, boats, jet skis, etc. are not permitted on property. All boats and personalwatercrafts must have a current boat registration numbers (CF#) sticker displayed. Boats and trailers are to have current registration and license plates, as mandated by the State ordinances. No boats, cars, trailer, etc. may be stored on blocks. Proof of current Insurance and DMV registration is also required. Vessel and trailer registration stickers must be current on any stored trailer or boat. If a vehicle or trailer does not have properly inflated tires, or a current tag, or has other deficiencies that render it inoperable, it is considered derelict. The storage of derelict vehicles and equipment is prohibited. Vehicle owner shall bring boat, trailer or equipment back to working order unless a waiver is granted by the Board of Directors. After 60 calendar days the equipment, trailer, vehicle or boat will be discarded or towed at owner’s expense. 7. Commercial vehicles of any kind are prohibited from being stored in club areas.8. All Boat Storage Agreements must be current. Boat Storage is limited to Flag Members only and designatedSatellite groups. 9. No Fueling or repairing boats on premises.10. No Fueling or painting of boats on premises. Worn Tie-downs and tarps are to be replaced.11. No canopies or new sheds are to be moved into the boat yard spaces. Storage lockers are acceptable and are notto exceed 4’(H) x 6’(L) x 3’(W). Member name and membership number shall be listed on the storage locker.12. Storage of any flammable or hazardous material is prohibited. No liquids of any type may be stored.13. New member overnight boat storage is allowed with approval of the Boat Yard Chairman. They must have theproper paperwork, pay all fees and be a member of the Club14. Wash down boats on the boat ramp. Avoid washing gravel and debris into Rose Creek.15. Always bag fish waste before disposing in dumpster.16. Do not use boatyard electric power continuously—such as charging batteries.17. Shut water off and coil hoses neatly when finished using.Refer to Boatyard Rules and Boat Dry Storage RentalAgreement for additional information.

We have NO boat spaces available – Waiting List Only. Contact me: Corey Mitskevich, Manager email:

Phone (619) 807-200 Email boatyard_sdmbbsc@yahoo.com

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 IKOCC Practice6 pm

2IKOCC Practice6 pmBunco 6 pm

3Convair Bay Skiing 6 pmPints & Flies6 pm

4Dinner 5 pmEntertainmentJimmy Lewis7:30 pm

5Event-Harris4 pm

6Convair Bay Skiing 9 amEvent – ToddGroessel11 am

7Martini Mondays 4 pmCasino Night Planning Meeting 3 pm

8IKOCC Practice 6 pmConvair BoardMeeting 6 pm

9IKOCC Practice6 pm

10Convair Bay Skiing 6 pm

11Dinner 5 pmEntertainmentKeefer & Rob7:30 pm

12IKOCC 8:30 pmPractice Event-Barnes 11 p

Event-K. Steele 3 pmEntertainmentBarefoot Hockey8:30 pm

13Convair Bay Skiing 9 pmFormula I12 pm

14 Martini Mondays 4 pm

1 5IKOCC Practice6 pmFlag & Board Meeting7 pm First Nominations

16IKOCC Practice6 pm

17Convair Bay Skiing 6 pm

18Dinner 5 pmEntertainmentSam Bybee7:30 pm

19IKOCC Practice8:30 pmTie Fest 4 pm

20 21 22 23 24 25

Convair Bay Skiing 9 pmFormula I12 pm

Martini Mondays 4 pm

IKOCC Practice6 pm

IKOCC Practice6 pm Scuttlebutt Deadline

Convair Bay Skiing 6 pm

Dinner 5 pmEntertainment7:30 pmRistbandHalloween Party 5 pm

26IKOCC Practice8:30 pm

27Convair Bay Skiing 9 pmFormula 1 12 pmEvent-AdamsMeet-Up 12 pm

28Martini Mondays 4 pm

29IKOCC Practice6 pm

30IKOCC Practice6 pm

31 Convair Bay Skiing 6 pmHalloween

Nov. 2Casino Night

Lounge Show

SDMBB&SC October Calendar

Boat Club Group Cruises by Diana Marshall