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Newsletter

OCTOBER 2016
INSIDE THIS CHRONICLE
Greetings From The President........................... 2
SAVE THESE DATES:
October 7-9, Chincoteague bike/beach/shop
October 14, Full Moon Cruise
October 15, Blackwater Refuge Bike Ride
Bike Committee Report ....................................... 2
Ski Committee Report .......................................... 3
Membership Committee Report ........................ 3
Watersports ............................................................ 3
November 5, Kent Island South trail bike ride
Light House Shelter Donations .......................... 3
2017
February 4 – 11, Ski Breckenridge 2017
Activities & Events ................................................ 4
General Membership Meeting
Tuesday, October 27, 2016
Suzanne Olds: Will speak about USAID in
Afghanistan
When: 4th Tuesday of every month –
6 – 7 p.m. Chat, Drinks & Dinner
7 – 7:30 p.m. Business Meeting
7:30 – 8 p.m. Speaker
Where: Fleet Reserve Club
100 Compromise Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
410-263-4614
Link: http://www.frcannapolis.org
See Fill A Car For The Light House Shelter.
Barb Hagelgans will be collecting.
Business Ads ........................................................... 8
Chairmanships ....................................................... 9
Board of Directors ................................................. 9
Suzanne Olds is a retired United States Agency for
International Development (USAID) Foreign
Service Officer. In this position and later as a
USAID contractor, she served in Bangladesh, India,
Lesotho, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, as well as
the US. She opened USAID offices and served as
the Director of USAID/Caucasus and of
USAID/West Bank/Gaza. She was Director of the
USAID program in Poland.
Suzanne served as a short term Management
Advisor during five separate assignments to
USAID/Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013.
Before joining USAID in 1981, she was a cofounder of the Planned Parenthood Association of
Kent County, Michigan and served as its Executive
Director for nine years. She was Chief of
International Technical Services for the American
Public Health Association; Director of Student
Affairs, Youth for Understanding, an international
education exchange program; Deputy Director of
the Family Planning Evaluation Institute, University
Research Corporation; Vice President for Asia and
Near East Programs, Pathfinder International,
Turkey; Evaluation Consultant for United Nations
Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) and the
World Health Organization (WHO).
couple, or some singles, on the Breckenridge Ski Trip in
February 2017. Please contact me if you’re interested.
Breckenridge is some of the best skiing in the country
and I promise you’ll have fun. Come join us.
Greetings From The President
Jay Crouthers
Club Crabtowne President
[email protected]
Bike Committee Report
The bike season is winding down yet the weather is nice
for riding so get some riding in while the getting is good.
Indian Head was cancelled last minute as the weather
report was for temperatures in the high 90’s which is too
hot to be fun.
Chincoteague is closed out. There are 20-plus attending
Chincoteague this year.
Below is a tentative ride schedule, for upcoming rides
&related activities:
October already and the Board and I are so busy
traveling we couldn’t squeeze in a time for us to get
together for a Board Meeting! Many of these scheduling
conflicts are due to having met people in Club
Crabtowne and are now busy playing together.
As an example, my wife, Chris, and I met Judy Taylor at
a Crabtowne event last year. After finding we have
similar likes we’ve become better friends and have
attended more events together. Just yesterday, Judy
invited us to sail on a boat participating in the Hospice
Cup Regatta. Through her we’ve met several other
really neat people that share our love of sailing. This is
a wonderful thing! But you have to get involved with
club activities in order to meet people and expand your
horizons. Sitting on the couch at home will not cut it…
Speaking of Activities, Barb Hagelgans held an
Activities Committee meeting and they have some neat
stuff planned for us later. From Zip-lining to trips to the
Mistletoe Mingle Party. Keep a sharp lookout in this
newsletter and our Meetup site for details.
October 7-9 (ride Saturday the 8th) Chincoteague
Bike/Beach/Bird Watch/Shop
October 15 (Saturday) Blackwater Wildlife bike ride
October 16 (Sunday) [‘out of bounds’] Bike AAA rides
at Kinder Farm Park
November 5 (Saturday) Kent Island South trail bike ride
Note the Kinder Farm Park ride listed for October 16 is
not run by Club Crabtowne. The Kinder Farm Park ride
is an event run by the local Bike Annapolis Anne
Arundel County or Bike AA for short. I have more
details if you think you would be interested in this local
riding event.
Remember you must wear a helmet to protect your
precious head. Please contact me with your ideas for
bike rides and if you want to lead a ride or participate.
Being a ride leader is not difficult and with more leaders
and assistant ride leaders we can have more enjoyable
rides. The focus of the club rides are relatively short
rides with a casual pace so we bike and smell the roses.
One of the fun things I get to do, a few times a year, is
help an old friend deliver sailboats to various locations.
For my first time, I got to travel the Erie Canal aboard a
51.5-foot Passport sailboat from Buffalo, NY to Jersey
City, NJ. In order to go through the low bridges and
locks we had to un-step the mast and ship it by truck.
The photo is of me one happy day along the way.
I may reserve rooms for Cape May next year. If so I’m
looking at reserving rooms in May, 2017 – quite
possibly the weekend before Memorial Day weekend in
order to lower the cost & avoid the crowds by going
when the kids are in school. Ditto for Chincoteague
This fall we have hiking, biking and much more for you
to get involved in. We still have room for one more
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with the time frame in either mid-September,2017 or
early October.
Membership Committee Report
Happy Trails,
George Clinton
Bike Committee Chair
[email protected]
Nancy Knight
Membership Committee Chair
[email protected]
. We would like to welcome our new members to Club
Crabtowne. We are pleased you decided to join us.
Watersports
Ski Committee Report
2016 Full Moon Cruise Schedule:
October 14 - Friday
The Blue Ridge Ski Council is going west to
Breckenridge, Colorado from February 4th through 11th,
2017. Jay is going to lead the Club Crabtowne bunch
again this year. Club Crabtowne has not been there for
many years. I am planning on going, and several others I
talked to want to go too. Besides several mountains to
ski on, there is a town with lots of shops for your ski day
off and many other activities like snowmobiling and dog
sledding. Jay filled the first batch of condos, and other
people have expressed interest in going for the
remainder of the rooms. They have not paid their deposit
yet, so the rooms are still available for you! It includes
air, ground transportation, lodging, lift ticket, a race day
with the Blue Ridge Ski Council, and several parties and
dinners are included. It’s $1,860 PP. You do not have to
pay for all of it at once; he has an easy payment plan.
Light House Shelter Donations
Bruce and Barb are going to be collecting for the
Lighthouse Shelter of Annapolis, and Bruce will be
dropping these off at the Shelter. Please bring your
donations to the general meeting. He will also take
names of members that donate so they can possibly get a
tax break.
New or used bikes are needed to help our residents get to
and from work. If you are going to bring these, please
contact Bruce and let him know.
New mothers at the Light House are in need of new or
used strollers with removable baby carriers.
They can always use bottled water, milk, caffeinated
coffee and individual snack-sized bags of chips, pretzels,
etc. to distribute to shelter residents and lunch-time
clients.
I plan to bring back Ski on Wednesdays in 2017 but
have not looked at the calendar yet. I enjoy going to the
local ski resorts to tune up the mind and the body, so I
will be ready right out of the blocks when I get to the big
western resort.
2017 Ski Calendar
February 4-11, 2017
Breckenridge, CO
Western Carnival, Jay Crouthers leading
Pantry needs – They are always in need of the following
items:
Mayonnaise, canned goods, chili, oatmeal, coffee,
peanut butter, dried herbs, pancake mix, tea bags, Ramen
noodles, soup, fruit juice, spaghetti/pasta, gravy,
spaghetti sauce, hamburger helper, spaghetti-Os/ravioli,
canned beans (all kinds), syrup, jelly, tuna, macaroni and
cheese, cereal, 5 lb. bags of sugar, powdered creamer,
canned tomatoes, and salad dressings.
BRSC
2018 - Winterfest - Stowe, Vermont; Western Carnival Whistler; & Eurofest - Trois Valleys, France.
We hope to see everyone on the slopes next year.
Barb & Bruce Hagelgans
Ski Committee Chairs
[email protected]
[email protected]
Bruce & Barb Hagelgans
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Directions: Contact Leader
Leader: Bob Parks, 410 456-0083
[email protected]
Leader: Jane Brinson, 410 757-6810
[email protected]
Crabtowne Meetup Calendar has the most
up to date event information.
Visit Meetup.com - Sign up & Join Club
Crabtowne Meetup
9/28 Shoot Pool with Don
Activities & Events
9/25 Walk the B&A Trail on Sunday
When: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month
Where: Union Jack’s, 2072 Somerville Road, Annapolis
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go.
Description: Come join the fun! A great place for men
and women. Team play. Free Parking. Great tasty bar
food (pay as you go). Come learn or hone your skills the
tables are newly covered; it’s great fun!
Directions: Given at Sign-Up
Cancellation: SCP
Leader: Don Chase, 443 994-6961
[email protected]
When:
Every four weeks
.
Where: Breakfast Shoppe, 552 Ritchie Highway,
Severna Park. Breakfast Shoppe map is also provided
on Meetup.
Time: 10 a.m.
INCLEMENT WEATHER: We will walk at the
Annapolis Mall (Food Court entrance, at
Cinnabon).
Description: Brisk walk and talk on the scenic
Baltimore/Annapolis Trail along with other exercise
enthusiasts. After the walk, we enjoy a good breakfast.
Please Sign-up on Meetup so we know you plan to
attend.
10/3 Dinner Out
When: Every Monday
Where: West End Grill, Annapolis, MD
Time: 6 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go
Directions: Forrest Dr.
Leader: Dave Wood, 410 267-9537
[email protected]
9/26 Dinner Out
When: Every Monday
Time: 6 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go
[email protected]
10/3 Bridge Anyone?
When: Every Monday
Time: 7 - 9:15 p.m. Sharp
Where: Contact Leader
Cost: Pay as you go
Description: We are playing contract bridge on Monday
evenings at 7pm. All are welcome to join us. Come
earlier if you would like to eat and/or have something to
drink before bridge … or to simply socialize. Just
remember: the more you play the better or more skilled
you become. This meetup are for those who have a basic
knowledge of bridge; hand evaluation, bidding, playing
and defending.
[email protected]
9/26 Bridge Anyone?
When: Every Monday
Cost: Pay as you go
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10/4 Movie Tuesday
When: 1st Tuesday of each Month
Time: Between 6:00-7:00 pm, depending on movie
time. To Be Announced & on Meetup.
Where: Bow Tie Harbour 9 Cinema, Annapolis Harbour
Center, 2474 Solomons Island Road, Annapolis 21401.
Cost: Pay as you go. Tickets cost $6.00 at the box
office.
Description: Join us at the movies: We will also post
the title and starting time on Meetup, and meet in the
theater lobby. We will take our seats 10 minutes before
the start of the film.
Directions: Cinema is in the Annapolis Harbour Center,
Rte.2, (Solomons Island Road) / Rte.665. For further
directions, see map or contact one of the co-leaders.
Leader: Nancy Miller, 410-956-1585 h, 443-254-8316 c
[email protected]
Co-Leader: Elizabeth Woodruff, 410-266-1427 h,
410-3-9994 c
[email protected]
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cancellation: SCP
[email protected]
10/5 TGIW
When: 1st Wednesday of every month
Where: Carroll’s Creek in Eastport,
Annapolis, MD
Time: 6 - 8 p.m.
Cost: Pay As You Go
Leader: Tom Cagle, 443 623-7435 c
[email protected]
10/13 Ladies Book Club
When: 2nd Thursday of each month
Where: Call the Trip Leader
What: The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion
Leader: Marilyn Recknor, 410-626-8456
[email protected]
10/10 Dinner Out
When: Every Monday
Time: 6 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go
[email protected]
10/14 Full Moon Cruise
When: October 14, 2016
Where: Location depends upon specific boat
assignment. Boats assignments will be made a few days
before each event.
Time: Usually Depart Skipper’s dock at 6p.m. exact
time is up to the skipper. The rest of your crew relies
upon your arriving on-time.
Member Cost: $10 (1st non-member guest also $10)
non-Member (2nd guest of member ) $15
10/10 Bridge Anyone?
When: Every Monday
Cost: Pay as you go
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Payment: Payment is due at sign-up. No money no
cruise.
Description: Come sailing in the early evening and stay
out until the moon is high. Watch the sun set and moon
rise. Get to know your fellow Crabtowners while
enjoying an evening on the boat.
Cruises leave skipper’s docks at roughly 6p.m.. Bring
something to eat and drink for yourself and something to
share with your fellow sailors.
Participation is limited to Paid Crabtowne members and
their guests. When you contact me to sign up, (email is
the best way) I will tell you where to send the money.
All money goes to the club treasury. Skippers receive
no money.
Please note that these cruises will not be listed on
Meetup this year. To signup, email Jim Haude directly.
Directions: Location depends on specific boat
assignment. All are within 45 minutes of Annapolis.
The boat captain will provide specifics.
Cancellation: No cancellations. Sell your own spot.
Leader: Jim Haude, 410 827-0054
[email protected]
Or drive directly to the Blackwater National Wildlife
Refuge Visitors Center to meet a little before 10:00 am,
directions at: www.friendsofblackwater.org
Cancellation: Weather permitting. Keep an eye on the
Club Crabtowne Meetup website and if unsure contact
the trip leader the day of the activity.
Leader & Assistant: Bruce and Barb Hagelgans 410
570-5474; 410-562-4947
[email protected]
[email protected]
10/16 Bowling –10 Pin
When: 3rd Sunday of every month
Time: 7:00 pm
Where: Annapolis Bowl, 2057 General's Hwy,
Cost: Pay as you go
Payment: $2.50 per game plus shoe rental
Description: Get up off the couch and meet friends for
a lot of laughter and high fives when you throw a strike!
Gutter balls welcome too. It's all about the fun. Who
will be high score this time? Who will be “most
improved”?
Leader: Nancy Almgren, 410-757-8610
[email protected]
10/15 Bike Among the Wildlife
When: Saturday October 15, 2016
Time: 8:30 am – 3 pm . Ride starts about 10:30 a.m
Where: Start ride from Blackwater National Wildlife
Refuge Visitors Center, Cambridge, MD
www.friendsofblackwater.org or meet to carpool see
Description. Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge 2145
Key Wallace Drive, Cambridge, Maryland 21613
Cost: No cost. Optional lunch is pay as you go.
Payment: none
Description:
The bicycle ride, with provided map, is a flat 24-mile
loop around the wetlands and/or get a bird’s eye view of
herons, egrets and other wildlife on a short, 7-mile paved
viewing road near the Visitors Center. The Visitor
Center also has exhibits to see for a small donation.
Helmets are required.
Optional is lunch afterward at Jimmy & Sooks located at
527 Poplar St Cambridge, MD 21613.
Sign up on Meetup or call the trip leader or assistant at
least a few days before the activity.
Directions: Meet at the Rt. 50E McDonalds (Exit 29) to
carpool to at 8:30 a.m.
10/17 Dinner Out
When: Every Monday
Time: 6 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go
[email protected]
When: Every Monday
Cost: Pay as you go
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Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cancellation: SCP
[email protected]
10/23 Walk the B&A Trail on Sunday
When: Every four weeks
Where: Breakfast Shoppe, 552 Ritchie Highway,
Severna Park. Breakfast Shoppe map is also provided
on Meetup.
Time: 10 a.m.
INCLEMENT WEATHER: We will walk at the
Annapolis Mall (Food Court entrance, at
Cinnabon).
Description: Brisk walk and talk on the scenic
Baltimore/Annapolis Trail along with other exercise
enthusiasts. After the walk, we enjoy a good breakfast.
Please Sign-up on Meetup so we know you plan to
attend.
10/31 Dinner Out
When: Every Monday
Time: 6 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go
[email protected]
10/24 Dinner Out
When: Every Monday
Time: 6 p.m.
Cost: Pay as you go
[email protected]
When: Every Monday
Cost: Pay as you go
and defending.
[email protected]
[email protected]
When: Every Monday
Cost: Pay as you go
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Personal Ads
COOKING INSTRUCTION, and
KITCHEN ORGANIZATION
Business Ads
L A Singles Dance
6111 Columbian Way
Bowie Md. 20715
410-349-3659
www.lasinglesbwa.com
$1 Off With Crabtowne Card
Ann Carrig - Culinary Institute Of America Graduate
[email protected] (410 253-5207)
Ocean City Fountainhead Towers
Penthouse Suite. High Rise Pool Tennis.
The
Suite’s large bedroom faces the ocean with 18 foot
sliding glass door. The Ocean can be viewed from the
king size bed. The living room faces the bay. Panoramic
views from both balconies, ocean and bay. Two Adults
only. Rates vary by the week and range from $725 to
$1150. ($50 off for Crabtowne members). Enar Sanders
301-814-9840
www.atbeach.com/forrent/fountainhead
Ski Haus Sports Center
824 East College Parkway
Annapolis, MD 21409
410 757-6444
[email protected]
10% Crabtowne Discount
Bike Doctor
954 Ritchie Highway
Arnold, MD 21012
410 544-5352
10% Crabtowne Discount
NEED MORE BUSINESS???
Looking for an INEXPENSIVE way to get the word
out about your business?
Business Card Size Ads are 3.5x2”. Cards with
photos, fine print, and light colors will not
reproduce well. No activities or trips allowed unless
Board-approved. Ads run in condition
received and as space allows. Pay in advance (made
payable to Club Crabtowne)
Personals Ads are FREE to Dues paying members.
No activities or trips allowed. Ads run for three
months, as space allows, unless editor is notified
otherwise. Approx. 50 word limit. Your full name &
home phone must be included. Deliver by e-mail
to the editor.
Please contact us for a quote if you would like a
quarter, half or full page ad.
Advertise and support your club at the same time.
Who better to use for a business/service than
someone you know/trust? Sign up now to advertise
in the Newsletter and the new Directory.
Contact Ed at 410 626-8514 for more details.
Business Card Ads
Member: $20.00 or $100/6 Months
Non-Members: $30.00 or $120/6 Months
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Chairmanships
Board of Directors
Activities
Barb Hagelgans, 410-315-8389
[email protected]
President
Jay Crouthers, 410-923-6129
[email protected]
Biking
George Clinton, 410 571-3960
[email protected]
President-Elect
Hiking
Gary Todd, 410 451-1044
[email protected]
Secretary
Carol Moyer, 410-956-6069
[email protected]
Marketing
Carol Moyer, 410-956-6069
[email protected]
Treasurer
Pam Mannion
[email protected]
Membership
Nancy Knight 410- 757 3165
[email protected]
Directors
George Clinton, 410 571-3960
[email protected]
Programs
Alice Chambers, 410-626-1747
[email protected]
Barb Hagelgans, 410-315-8389
[email protected]
Bruce Hagelgans
[email protected]
Molly Hochman, 410 721-4407
[email protected]
Sergeant at Arms
Lillian Kulick, 410 507-9486
Ed Sensabaugh 410 610-6429
[email protected]
Skiing
Bruce & Barb Hagelgans, 410 315-8389
[email protected]
Elizabeth Woodruff, 410 266-1427
[email protected]
Watersports
VACANT
Vol: XLIV – Number 4
Chroniclers
Ann Carrig, [email protected]
Ed Moses, [email protected]
Eric Welch, [email protected]
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Crabtowne Monthly General Meeting
Fourth Tuesday of each month:
6 – 7 p.m. Chat, Drinks & Dinner
7 – 7:30 p.m. Business Meeting
7:30 – 8 p.m. Social
At the Fleet Reserve Club
100 Compromise Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Club Crabtowne
P.O. Box 3032
Annapolis, MD 21403
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