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The Chowder ChatterThe Official Newsletter of

The Caloosahatchee Marching and Chowder SocietyCape Coral / Fort Myers, Florida

www.cmcs-sail.orgNext Full Moon: July 31, August 29 P.O. Box 101268, Cape Coral, Fl. 33910 August 2015

Commodore’s Message

2015 CMCS OfficersCommodore: Allen Fiske Vice Commodore: Don LawsonVice Commodore – Summerset: Steve Romaine Rear Commodore – Cruising: Kim BrownRear Commodore – Racing: John Churchill Fleet Yeoman – Bev DuffFleet Purser – Bill Cook Past Commodore – Diane Fowler

Chowder Chatter Editor—Steve Roake

Greetings Sailors! Welcome tothe doldrums of Summer Sailingin Southwest Florida. There isplenty of heat, thunder, lightning,rain, and not very much wind.But, if you can pay close atten-tion to the Weather Forecast andespecially the Radar, you canstill find some really nice time onthe water. Patience, diligenceand caution will reward you.This is where a large Bimini and

Sun Screens can make the difference between mis-ery and luxury. Having an Air Conditioner to usewhen you plug in to shore power can't hurt either.

Most of the local Sailors who do Charters find thatyou can get a nice Day Sail in by leaving the dock ataround 10AM and returning by 3:00PM. Most of thestorms are in the late afternoon but, as you know,the Forecast is never guaranteed. When all elsefails, keep an eye on the sky over to the East. On adaily basis you can watch the storms develop overthe Everglades, sometimes staying over there andsometimes working their way out into the Gulf.Cloud watching will get to be a very interesting dailyroutine.

July 4th weekend brought many of our members andtheir boats out for some great Fireworks on the Ca-loosahatchee River and by the time you get this, wewill have had our Annual Picnic at the Pavilion atCape Coral Yacht Club.

Sailing activity in August is pretty light but we dohave our annual Parrothead Margaritaville Cruise toTween Waters Resort scheduled for the weekend ofAugust 15. This is one of those times when havingAir Conditioning to plug in when you get to the dockwill be very welcome. I am sure those Margaritasserved under the Tiki Hut will taste very good to goalong with music by Jimmy Buffett.

This Fall will be extremely interesting beginning inSeptember with the race/cruise to South Seas Plan-tation in Captiva followed by our 50th AnnualSummerset Regatta in October at the Pink Shelland Diamond Head Resorts.

Our Officers and Committees work tirelessly year-round to provide fun-filled events on a regular basis.See you at the August Meeting.

Commodore Allen Fiskes/v Minimum Balance

CommodoreAllen Fiske

CMCS Chowder Chatter August, 2015

Rear Commodore of Cruising’s Report

Hot enough and rainyenough for you? Anyone fora cruise to Lake Michigan?

The July 4 innie/outiecruise was just fun. TheInnies included Barefeet,Bridget O’Toole (engine ranfine), Chase the Clouds,Freestyle, and Salty Soul(aka Wings of Gold)(Slagers’ new boat). Theywere joined for the overnight

by ‘locals’ Four Seasons and Lionheart. I know therules say you measure cruise mileages from 101 butreally- if you don’t even have to cast off a dock line ;-). Others that joined for the party but went home toa real bed were Lazy Susan, Windseeker andDream Weaver. The outies included Trust Me!!!,Jazzy, Mental Floss and Miller Time. After the stan-dard afternoonsquall, the skycleared and thetemperaturedropped to pleas-ant. Mental Flosswins the mostdaring award foranchoring upclose and personal. The rest of us had a great viewbut avoided neck strain and hearing loss. Thetroops gathered for breakfast under the tiki at theyacht basin on Sunday. Thanks to Jim Lasorella forthe hospitality at the yacht basin and Gary and JeanBlessing for organizing the outies. I am glad it wasJean’s fried chicken and their boat…..

Upcoming:August 14-16 Margaritaville – Tween Waters –Gary and Jean Blessing once again prove they arethe biggest Parrotheads in the club. Contact themto see if you can still get in.

Sept 4-7 Where the Wind Blows/Gypsea’s inParadise – Naples Boat Club- Only the AC’s arelaboring this weekend- The chosen are cool in thepool. This cruise to the heart of 1% country hasmoved to list territory. But things change so get onthe wait list if you like to live dangerously. Lionheartis signed up and has promised to bring their ‘FCMmachine’.

Sept 11-13 Kayusa Cup – South Seas – Georgeand Pixie Noyes are leading another cruise that al-ways fills up. This race cruise honors the memoryof Betty and Bob Kayusa.Both are missed.

Rear Commodore-CruisingKim Brown

So 3 more chances to plug in over the summer andthen we start anchoring out again in the fall. Butplease follow the instructions and plan ahead on theabove cruises. We love to accommodate but all themarinas are great and space is limited. So if it saysget on the list with the cruise leader (Tween Watersand Naples Boat Club) that is what you do. Andplease supply complete information particularlynights staying and credit card so the cruise leadersdo not have to chase you. If it says work directlywith the Marina (South Seas) then call them directly,identify that you are coming in as part of CMCS andmake your reservations. Keep the cruise leaders inthe loop too or no rum punch for you.

In all cases, if your plans change let everyone know.It may just keep you from getting tagged for dock-age as a no show and it will also give someone onthe wait list a shot.

After September- well- Summer does set – at leastit has for the last 49 years.....

Fair winds,Rear Commodore—CruisingKim Browns/v TrustMe!!!

Rear Commodore-Cruising’s Report Cont’d.

CMCS Picnic

About 30 peopleattended theCMCS annualpicnic held onSaturday, July26th at the YachtClub Pavilion.Everyone had ab la s t . D a n ,Sonny, and Den-nis ran the grill.Burgers, sausages, and hot dogs for the kids. Eventhough it rained, we all stayed dry in the pavilion.

Joe Barch

Rear Commodore of Racing’s Report

Our next race is the KayusaCup on Saturday, Septem-ber 12 from Fort MyersBeach to Captiva with thepost race festivities at SouthSeas Resort in conjunctionwith the South Seas Cruise.Incidentally this is being heldthe same weekend as theGalloway triathlon again. Iencourage all interestedparties to make it a quad-

rathlon, sail/swim/bike/run. For those that do notcare for the crowds, the Kayusa will be on a differ-ent weekend from the triathlon in 2016.

Many new as well as experienced racers find thestart procedure to be not only confusing but some-what anxiety producing. All of us could use extrapractice at our starts. If there is sufficient interest(say four or five boats at least), I will put on a prac-tice session. We will plan on doing it by marker sixrather than SC light in order to shorten travel times.The plan is to have several starts and just sail out acouple hundred yards or so. Please notify me di-rectly if interested in participating. [email protected]

Remember that all WFPHRF certificates expire onJune 30 of each year. Renew now so that you areprepared for the start of the fall sailing season!

Rear Commodore-RacingJohn Churchills/v Nurdle

Rear Commodore– RacingJohn Churchill

Upcoming Racing Events


September 12th —Kayusa Cup (BOTY)October 9-11 50th Annual Summerset RegattaNovember 7th— Festival of the Islands RegattaDecember 5th—Commodore’s Cup Regatta

Several CMCSboats and skipperswere recognized atthe annual WestF l o r i d a P H R Fmeeting at the St.Pete Yacht Club.Holly and Eric Mil-brandt attended them e e t i n g a n dawards presenta-tion on July 11, 2015.

Eric Milbrandt brought the trophies back and SteveRomaine agreed to get them to the skippers.

Caloosahatchee Boat of the Year

Spinnaker (2 qualified)First - Full Tilt Eric Milbrandt

Non-Spinnaker (4 qualified)First - Air Supply Steve RomaineSecond - Wicked, Wicked Ways Roger Horton

True Cruising (4 qualified)First - Laura Li Arnie PfalzSecond - Wind Star Ian Davis

Multihull (1 qualified)First – Kraken Arthur Monahan

Eric Milbrandts/v Full Tilt

WFPHRF Annual Meeting

Eric and Holly Milbrandt


Vice Commodore—Summerset’s Report

There are less than 70 days leftuntil Summerset! Your Committeeis working hard to make this 50th

Summerset a special one. Youshould be thinking about theweekend of October 9th – 11th too.Where am I docking my boat?Who will be my crew? How manyand what sizes of T-shirts will Ineed to order? How many 50th

Anniversary banquet dinners will Ineed? Did I send Steve $100 yetto get my boat name on the shirt?What else

can I do to help, support theRegatta, support youth sailing,support CMCS, and supportthe largest PHRF sailing/socialevent in Southwest Florida?

Summerset Raffle Tickets arenow available from SuzanneAguilera. See the flyer in the Chowder Chatter forinformation on how to obtain your chances. Wenow have five major items and may add more. Allare worth over $500 each! This is HUGE!

So what’s new for Summerset this year?

Joe Periard will be the PRO Dan Merriman will be the racing coordinator. Roger and Peggy Stafford’s boat will be the

Committee Boat Special Summerset hotel rates are available at

the Diamond Head Resort The Sunday “sit-down” 50th Anniversary Awards

Dinner and Cocktail Reception will be at theDiamond Head Resort.

The Lou Tilley Atocha Coin Perpetual Trophywill be presented to the winner of the SundayCruiser’s Race.

The Banquet Dinner table centerpieces will beprovided by the CMCS Ladies Bridge Club.

Special video of this year’s Summerset racingwill be shown at the dinner. Bill Gladstone ofNorth U is coming from New England to make avideo from the top spreader of our video boat.You’re gonna love it!

Skippers’ Bags are unique, and donated byTrader Joe’s

Eric Stone Music at the Pink Shell CocktailParty. I am sure you have all seen him performnautical tunes at the Miami, Fort Lauderdaleand St. Pete Boat Shows. He is great!

Vice Commodore-Summerset

Steve Romaine

Each boat receives two complimentary tickets toSaturday’s Poolside Cocktail Party. Additionaltickets are $5 each. All other entry form costsare the same as last year.

We welcome Southwest Florida Marine IndustryAssociation, Florida Premier Yacht Service,Brock and Barbara Johnson and Sail Repair ofFort Myers as new additions to the presentingsponsors of the 50th annual Summerset Re-gatta.

We have sold over 50 collared shirts and twentycaps so far. Everyone loves the shirt quality,the special limited edition 50th logo, and the per-sonalization. And, we now have Ladies Styleshirts, and shirts available in men’s size XXL!Please see the form in the Chowder Chatter toorder. Please wear your shirts and caps to pro-mote the Regatta. Remember, sales will stop inAugust.

We are on-target to have a record number ofdoor prizes from Ella Vickers. Get me moreDacron sails and we will have more prizes yet.

Look for special 50th Anniversary drinking cups,napkins and who knows what else!

Planning is under way for a spectator boat withhonored guests aboard – eg: those who sailedin the First Summerset, and VIPs, including theMayor of Fort Myers Beach.

The 50th Anniversary Keepsake Booklet.

Please contact Carol Pim if you have any oldSummerset photos or news articles for the 50th An-niversary Historical Booklet.

Our goal is to have as many years represented bySummerset t-shirts of that year at theKickoff to Summerset General Meeting on Septem-ber 15th and the Skippers Meeting on October 9th.If you have some of the old ones please contactCarol Pim. Put your name on them—you’ll get themback—not to worry!

You can expect your Entry/NOR form in the mail inearly August. Enter early and plan for all the enjoy-ment of the 50th Anniversary event.

Thanks, and Fair WindsSteve Romaine, Vice-Commodore, [email protected]

VC-Summerset Report Continued

Membership and Recruitment

Welcome Aboard!

Full Members:Gary Barton resides in CapeCoral and has lived in the FortMyers area for 10 years. Hehas 30 years experience sailingand cruising. Gary has a Heri-tage Yacht 37 named Breezin.He is a musician and CharterCaptain. Gary is interested incruising, crewing, racing andsocializing with other CMCSmembers.

Frank and Giovanna Cangialosireside in Fort Myers and have

lived in the Fort Myers area for 5 years. They have4 years sailing experience. Frank and Giovannalived in New York for 40 years and Frank is a retiredelectrician. The Cangialosi’s have a Fountaine Pe-jot 36 named Sail La Vie. Frank and Giovanna areinterested in socializing with other CMCS members.

Crew Members:Tom Patterson rejoins CMCS. He resides in FortMyers and has lived in the Fort Myers area for 21years. Tom has 50 years of boating experiencing,45 of which is sailing and cruising. He also has 10years experience in racing. Tom is interested incruising and socializing with other CMCS membersas well as serving as a Chair or Co-Chair of a com-mittee or on the Clubhouse Programs Committeeand/or an Officer/Board Member.

Barbara Klare resides in Cape Coral. Barbara isinterested in socializing with other CMCS members.

Bev SlagerMembership and Fleet Recruiters/v Salty Soul

Membership andRecruitmentBev Slager


Steve Colgate to be inducted into theNational Sailing Hall of Fame

Offshore Sa i l ingSchool founder andCMCS member SteveColgate is among sixpeople who will beinducted this year intothe National SailingHall of Fame.

Colgate’s Fort Myers-based company has taughtmore than 130,000 adults and families to sail or sailbetter since its inception in 1964.

"Teaching people to sail is very rewarding. Theyturn on to sailing and on to its lifestyle in a veryshort time," Colgate said in a June interview for TheNews-Press.

He started Offshore Sailing School with one locationin New York City, and with wife and business part-ner Doris Colgate, gradually expanded to eight loca-tions in Florida, the British Virgin Islands, New Jer-sey and New York.

Along with naval architect Jim Taylor, Colgate de-signed the school’s training vessel, the Colgate 26,which also is the official training vessel of the U.S.Naval Academy, U.S. Coast Guard and Maine Mari-time Academy.

Colgate was a competitive sailor before and aftergoing into business, and has competed in twoAmerica America’s Cup Trials, the Pan AmericanGames, the Olympics, 20 Newport to Bermudaraces, two Sydney-Hobart races, five Antigua raceweeks and many other events.

The Colgates are known for their involvement in theSouthwest Florida community, and earlier thismonth held a third-annual free weeklong sailingcamp for a group of 10 students at Cypress LakeMiddle School.

The new Hall of Fame inductees will be recognizedOct. 4 at an invitation-only ceremony at the Bay-head Yacht Club in Bay Head, New Jersey.

Joining Colgate as 2015 inductees are Olympicmedalist Paul Foerster of Rockwall, Olympic medal-ist and author JJ Fetter , boat building innovatorsand brothers Meade and Jan Gougeon and U.S.Olympic Yachting Committee Director Samuel V.Merrick.

“This is an incredible honor,” Colgate said.

(From “The News-Press “ July 22, 2015)


You might be a Parrothead if. . . . You think Margaritas are a food group You’ve spent a great deal of time contemplating the whereabouts of that lost shaker of salt You think there’s a woman to blame or it might be your own damn fault You’ve ever blown out your flip flop You’ve heard about the CMCS Meet Us in Margaritaville Cruise and you’re dying to be there

Mark your calendars for August 14th,15th and 16th. This event will be at ‘Tween WatersResort on Captiva.

You’ll be greeted on the dock with the frozen concoction immortalized in the song!

Friday night cocktail party, Saturday night Buffett inspired pot luck, Sunday morningbreakfast on the dock.

More details will follow! And, of course, there will be those famous Meet Us in Margari-taville games!

This event is hosted by Jean and Gary Blessing. You will need to reserve your slipthrough the club (see below)

For further information contact Jean or Gary Blessing: [email protected] or(239) 910-4610 (cell)

CMCSANNUAL PARROTHEAD CRUISE

August 14-16, 2015

TWEEN WATERS MARINA

RESERVATIONS REQUIREDTween Waters Marina CMCS Rate will be $2.25/ft. LOA. Reservation Deadline 7/14/15Name:______________________ Boat Name:_________________; Sail_ or Power_?LOA:_____; Beam:____; Draft:_____; 30__ or 50___ Amp Electric Service?Nights Requested: Friday, August 14___; Saturday, August 15___; Both Nights ____Credit Card Info: Card Type:____; Card Number:_______________; Exp. Date:_____Send to: Gary & Jean Blessing, 5110 Atlantic Ct., Cape Coral, FL. 33904

(239) 321-9480 (home) or (239)910-4610 (cell) [email protected]


Kim Brown is now taking reservations for the cruise to Naples Boat Club,over Labor Day– September 4-7.. There are only 12 slips available so it'sfirst come, first serve. The time and date on your email will determine theorder.

Naples Boat Club is on the Gordon River about 1/2 mile past Naples CityDock. This marina is very nice with a pool, poolside Tiki bar (where therewill be frozen concoctions), nice clubhouse, walking distance to Tin City.

To sign up for this cruise please send your name, boat name, length,beam, draft and a credit card number to Kim at [email protected] is to hold your slip. You will not be charged until you check in at thedock. Also let me know how many nights (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)

This has been a popular cruise so don't wait to sign up.

Just a heads-up– most of the slips are 50amp (it is Naples you know) andFrank says all their splitters have walked over the years and they havenot been replaced. SO bring a splitter if you need 30A.

Any questions, either email or call Kim at (239) 822-6934,[email protected]

CMCS

WHERE THE WIND BLOWS CRUISESeptember 4 to September 7, 2015

Naples Boat Club


The Kayusa Cup/South Seas Cruise is only about ten weeksaway. George & Pixie Noyes on Silver Sea will be the cruiseleaders, and cruising to South Seas Marina on Friday Sep-tember 11 th. All those cruising can join us on the dock at 5 pm.Bring cocktails and appetizers. Dining will be on your own andSouth Seas has gas grills available for our use.

The racers will be offshore on Saturday while the cruisers al-ready there will be watching from the beach or poolside.We'll get together at the marina side BBQ area at 5pm, afterthe racers have finished. Bring your favorite libation andsnacks to share. For dinner there are many great restaurantsnearby.

Many boats may leave Sunday, but some will be relaxingaround the pool and departing on Monday. We'll figure outcocktails depending on who is staying.

Reservations at South Seas Marina must be made on yourown. Contact Charles Martz at 888-777-3625. Our group rateis $2.35/ft and $10/day for most electricity. It's never too earlyto reserve a slip and the deadline will be the middle of Au-gust. This is a great way to enjoy all that South Seas has tooffer. Please let George & Pixie know who will be joining them

after you make your reservation. George & Pixie Noyes904-479-0458 cell [email protected]

CMCS

Kayusa Cup Race / CruiseSeptember 11-13 2015

South Seas ResortCaptiva Island


2015 SUMMERSET REGATTA COLLARED SHIRT &

CAP ORDER FORM

Size Boat Name on Name on # Qty. TOTAL

S-M-L-XL Left Sleeve Right front @$35 Ea $ Amt.(specify men’s or women’s)

Navy shirt w/ goldembroidered letters ____ _____________________ _____________________ ______ _________

White shirt w/gold/blackembroidered letters ____ ____________________ ____________________ _____ ________

Gold shirt w/blackembroidered letters _____ _____________________ ______________________ ______ _________

Navy Cap or White Cap (circle one)w/ gold embroidered letters: boat name or your name:________________ @$20 ea. TOTAL $________

(ALLOW 4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY) GRAND TOTAL $____________

Summerset Logo will be enhanced with the letters “CELEBRATING 50 YEARS 2015”

COLLARED SHIRTS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE SUMMERSET REGATTA

.ALL ORDERS ARE SPECIAL ORDERS AND MUST BE ORDERED BY SEPT. 10TH

All orders must be paid for at time of ordering. CHECKS TO BE MADE PAYABLE TO CMCS(THESE ITEMS ARE SPECIAL CUSTOM ORDERS – NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS)

YOUR NAME: _____________________________________________________

PHONE NUMBER_______________________ EMAIL ADDRESS: ____________________

Give Order Form and Payment to Steve Romaine at any CMCS function or mail Order Form and payment

made out to CMCS to: Steve Romaine, 14721 Calusa Palms Drive, #101, Fort Myers , Fl., 33919.

For questions call Steve at 239-482-6280.


Cmcs

Halloween cruiseOct. 30-Nov 1, 2015

Head Spook Wanted

I need a cruise leader for Halloween! Let your inner Elvira loose.

Typically we head to Picnic Island (formerly know as Danger Island beforethe Mau Maus mysteriously disappeared) . But given that the cruise actu-ally happens on Halloween this year maybe something that takes advan-tage of any land based festivities? Either would fun, and if you are theHead Spook you get to decide,

SO if pumpkins, witches and goblins are your thing this is your chance toshine. Just raise your hand and say the magic pass phrase– Trick orTreat! If you do I am sure I can get a bunch of pirates to show up.

Kim Brown– [email protected] 822-6934


Our cruise leaders are Kim Brown & Judy Anderson.

CMCS Rum and Reading Cruisea/k/a Macomber Cruise

November 13-15, 2015

This is CMCS’s most educational cruise! And it is so simple that there are nopre-requisites. It begins on Friday. Trust Me!!! will anchor at York Island for theevening. As always, if the wind is wrong for York Island it will be right for Sani-bel Bight. Communal Cocktails will in fact occur at 5P on Friday night. Judyintends to sweet talk the largest boat in the anchorage to host. If that fails wewill see how many folks we can squeeze on Trust Me!!!. (30 something is thecurrent record). There are no class size limits in this CMCS school. BYOB anda tidbit to pass. There will be an educational seminar on the intricacies of sip-ping Rum. Learn by doing. Trust Me!!! will supply the first couple of choices butfeel free to contribute if you have a special favorite. ‘Old Nassau’ remains onthe banned list; Xaniche– last years winner will be present. The request to use16 oz glasses has been tabled.

Saturday morning we'll weigh anchor if we ended up at Sanibel Bight and headto York Island to anchor (a proper display of flags and colors is encouraged).The expeditionary force from the fleet will dinghy up the Monroe Canal toWoody's Waterside Pub (a very dog and sailor friendly establishment) for theBob Macomber Annual Book Celebration. http://www.robertmacomber.com/Scuttlebutt.html The ’class’ starts at noon though it runs well into the evening.If you aren’t in the first wave of dinghies to head in don’t worry. Folks unable tojoin the naval assault are encouraged to join the land forces that will arrive bycar and bike. The usual drill is there is a hog roast, beer, and a band or two.And we act very literary Bob wanders about being very authorly and hawks asmany books, hats, and t-shirts as he can. There is a new book this year. Atthis point that Wake dude must be as old as Bob. After you are booked out,head back to your boat to recover.

Nothing formal is planned for Saturday night or Sunday so head home early orhang around and hit the Waterfront for lunch and make it a complete tour of St.James city. Trust Me!!! will monitor 16/72 and my cell is 822-6934


C.M.C.S . CHANDLERYBuy, sell, trade

Members, to advertise your boating-related items free in the CMCS Chandlery, e-mailSteve Roake, Chowder Chatter Editor at [email protected]

or use your roster for telephone information.Your ad will be listed for 3 months unless you notify me to take your listing out sooner.

Non-members are welcome to advertise their items at a price of $30.00 for 3 months.Business cards or business related listings sent in digital format only :

Members: 3 months, $25.00Non-members: 3 months, $50.00

Send a check made out to C.M.C.S. to :Chowder Chatter Editor, P.O Box 101268, Cape Coral, FL 33910

Is it time to renew your Boat US Membership?Remember to use the CMCS Group ID

# GA82335B on your application,and save half the price of your annual membership fee

FOR SALESIGMA 41 “VIXEN”

SIGMA 41, “VIXEN” FOR SALE.

"Vixen" has been continually upgraded and is inexcellent condition.

She has earned numerous local "Boat of theYear" awards and still has the amenities of acomfortable cruiser.

A 6kw generator, heat and air and in-motion sat-ellite TV, recent Awlgrip and laminate sails, newports and hatches just start the list of upgrades.

Open to serious offers.Brock Johnson, 239-246-6295,[email protected]

FOR SALE 30 lb Danforth anchor $80; 22 lb and 20 lb for

$50 each. Rail mounted Grill $50 Gas canister with connecting hose $15 Spot Free Water Softener 1000 and filter sys-

tem for boats, Rv's or home, retails for $489,sell for $200 Spot Free Water Softener for yourBoat look for the 1000 model

Steve Landis 466-9292

FOR SALEFortress FX 16 anchorLike new condition, very little use $170Contact: Michael Cains/v Zydeco

FOR SALE10' Achilles Hypalon Inflatable dinghy

Plywood floor (one floor panel ready for replace-ment), Deep-V, Can plane with a 6 hp OB (not in-cluded), Well cared for over it's life by the Governorof Danger Island. Stored in a garage for most of itslife

$250 OBO

Contact Glen at 239-207-7457


Summerset GOLD PLUS Sponsors

CMCS SCHEDULE OF EVENTSAugust-September, 2015

CMCS Chowder Chatter EditorP.O.Box 101268Cape Coral, FL. 33910

August 11 CMCS Board of Directors MeetingAugust 14-16 T’Ween Waters CruiseAugust 18 CMCS General Membership MeetingAugust 23 Chowder Chatter DeadlineSeptember 4-7 Where The Wind Blows CruiseSeptember 8 CMCS Board of Directors MeetingSeptember 11-13 South Seas CruiseSeptember 12 South Seas / Kayusa Cup RaceSeptember 15 CMCS General Membership Meeting

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