February 2016 - Cape Coral Power Squadron

THE
BUOYS
February 2016
Issue No. 2-16
www.ccsaps.org
Cape Coral
Sail & Power Squadron
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NEWSLETTER OF THE CAPE CORAL SAIL & POWER SQUADRON, INC.
A Unit of the United States Power Squadron, Inc. – District 22
CCSAPS Headquarters, Phone (239) 549-9754, Fax (239) 549-9754, Hours Mon. – Sat. 0900-1200
Issue No. 2-16
Executive & Administrative Department Committees
February 2016
Bridge Officers:
Executive Department:
Administrative Department:
Commander:
Cdr Steve Gustafson, P
Phone: (239) 980-0132
Email: [email protected]
Executive Officer:
Lt/C Dan Tuller, AP
Email: [email protected]
Squadron Education Officer:
Lt/C Marguerite Maciag, SN
Phone: (239) 471-0101
Email: [email protected]
Administrative Officer:
See Assistant Admin Officers
Secretary:
Lt/C William Lottes, S
Phone: (317) 796-4161
Email: [email protected]
Treasurer:
Lt/C Deborah Clements, AP
Phone: (239)257-1061
Email: [email protected]
XO Assistant:
vacant
Co-Op Charting
Lt Preston M. Banning, AP
Email: [email protected]
Events Coordinator:
Ted Blomquist, P
Email: [email protected]
CERT Coordinator:
Lt. Robert Meier, AP
Email: [email protected]
Public Relations: Website Arbiter
Lt Harold E. Garrels II, P
Email: [email protected]
Community Relations: Media Arbiter
Barry Wood
Email: [email protected]
Media Relations
Ted Blomquist
Radio Tech:
Lt David J. Lawrence, S
Email: [email protected]
Ship Store:
Lt. Delores Buhner
Email: [email protected]
Sea Scout Liaison:
Lt Neil Kempf, P
Vessel Safety:
Lt Peter J. Perry, S
Email: [email protected]
Liaison
TBD
Legislation
P/C Peter Brandt, SN
Email: [email protected]
Cruise & Rendezvous:
Lt Delores A. Buhner
Email: [email protected]
Entertainment:
P/C Sudy Soltysiak, P
Email: [email protected]
Pat Tuller
Email: [email protected]
Leadership Development:
TBD
Member Involvement:
Vacant
Week End Boaters
Doug Skoczek P & Lt John Farmer, P
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Fishing Group:
Lyle Sosbe
Barry Wood
Assistant Bridge Officers
Assistant Admin Officer:
Lt. Merle Grey, S
Lt. John Farmer, P
Lt. Barry Wood
Lt. Gerry Whisler, S
Lt. Marshall Ferguson
Assistant SEO:
P/C Raymond A. Wlodyka, SN
Email: [email protected]
Assistant Secretary:
Lt. Ann Parsons
Email: [email protected]
Assistant Treasurer:
Lt. Mike McGrath
Lt. Janine Whisler
Commander’s Department
Special Projects:
TBD
Chaplain:
P/C Al Rubio, P
Email: [email protected]
Flag Lt:
1st/Lt Paul Moses, P
Email: [email protected]
Building & Rental Manager:
Lt Rick Clements, AP
Phone: (239) 257-1061
Email: [email protected]
Rental Chair & Housing Maintenance:
Lt Ralph Cobourn
Phone: (239) 205-6231
Secretary’s Department:
BUOYS Advertising Mgr:
Lt. Marshall Ferguson
Email: [email protected]
BUOYS Editor:
Lt Chris Carroll, AP
Email: [email protected]
BUOYS Production & Circulation Mgr.:
TBD
Tech/Dbase/Squadron Directory:
Lt. Gerald Whisler, S
Email: [email protected]
Webmaster/Arbiter:
Lt. Harold Garrels II, P
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Kayaking Group:
Delores M. Wilzoch
Email: [email protected]
Scuba Diving
Vacant
Sailing Group:
Vacant
Membership:
Lt. Gerald Whisler, S
Email: [email protected]
Pantry Inventory Mgr:
Lt Loretta F. Instace
Email: [email protected]
Port Captain:
Lt. Ken Partsch
Email: [email protected]
On the Water Training:
Randy Headrick
Phone: 301-997-8832
Email: [email protected]
Cape Coral Cape Mates:
President:
Helen Gustafson, S
Phone: (239) 940-2425
Email: [email protected]
Commander
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January is always a very busy month for our Squadron. Just the other day, we had two
ABC classes start with over 65 total students, a seamanship class with 10 students, and a
weekender’s meeting that had 32 members present. That was just the beginning. The
following night, Piloting started, Friday was the Clam & Chicken Night, and the weekenders
outing was Saturday. To finish the month, we still have the squadron work day, the
kayaking monthly outing, and the annual Cape Mates Italian Night. Now that’s what I call
a lot of fun filled month.
February follows with The Annual Meeting on 11 February followed by the Change of Watch on
12 February. It is very important that all members attend the meeting on the 11 th to elect the new
Bridge for 2016-2017. Please see the details on the COW in this issue of THE BUOYS and we look
forward to having a large turnout for this event. Again this year, we are keeping the cost of the COW at
a low $15/person. Come meet members of the District Bridge as they install the new Bridge Officers for
the next year.
Over the next few months you will see some major upgrades to our building. New tables for the ABC
education room have been ordered to increase the capacity of the room. This will also allow us to
replace the old brown tables in the other rooms. We are also currently working on a much needed
project painting the outside of the building. Another project that is being looked at is replacing the doors
on the building. These are important projects that will make our building an even better place to take
classes and enjoy.
Vessel Safety Stickers are in for 2016. It’s time for all members with boats to get them inspected again.
Forms are available in the office and one of our inspectors will come to your home and make sure you
have all the necessary equipment to be safe on the waters.
This is going to be a great year!!
COME FOR THE BOATING EDUCATION… STAY FOR THE FRIENDS
Cdr Steven Gustafson, P
HAVE YOU CHANGED YOUR
E-MAIL OR PHONE #?
IF SO, SEND YOUR UPDATED
INFORMATION TO:
Need a Burgee for your Vessel?
License Plates?
You get the picture!
Caps?
See Delores Buhner for your
CCSAPS Logo items
GERRY WHISLER
E-MAIL [email protected]
PHONE # 717-574-1101
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Squadron Education Officer
Congratulations! to the follow ing students for successfully completing our
Weather Course taught by Warren Maciag: Debbie Clements, Rick Clements, Bill Francis,
Marge Maciag, Warren Maciag, Bob Meier, Henry St. Pierre.
Education is going strong in 2016! ABC, Seamanship, and Piloting Classes are currently in session, but
there’s still plenty of opportunities to join us in the classroom. Our instructors are busy preparing lessons
and are eager to have you participate and share your knowledge. The following are courses/seminars being
offered in February and March. For more information, stop by the office or call 239-549-9754. Office hours
are Monday through Saturday, 0900-1200.
PADDLE SMART will be held on 2 February beginning at 1900.
Encompassing everything from paddle boards to canoes and kayaks, paddleboats make boating affordable
and accessible for everyone. USPS training helps you do it safely. Based on a compendium of information
from the paddling community, this seminar prepares you to boat safely on small lakes, streams, and rivers.
What’s Included?
 Risks
 Safety
 Paddle craft “language”
 How to select a paddle craft
 Necessary equipment
 Life jackets for paddlers
 Paddles
 Optional equipment
 Helmets
 Cold water protection
LT/C Marge Maciag, SN
Administrative
As I have taken a part time job as a dockmaster, I see some really, really bad examples of people tying
their boats to a cleat. Not only does this look amateurish, some of these have 2 or 3 Weather Hitches in
them , and are very hard to untie . What, you don’t know what a Weather Hitch is? No problem, read this
great article and learn how really, really easy it is, to properly tie up to the dock.
Gerry Whisler
Asst. Administrative Officer
http://captnmike.com/2011/02/27/is-this-your-cleat/
Cape Mates Auxiliary
Well this is my farewell article. As you have heard the Cape Mates are disbanding as of 1 March.
The Cape Mates have been an invaluable part of the Cape Coral Sail and Power Squadron over the years.
Our building would not exist without their tireless efforts in raising funds to buy it. It wouldn’t look as good
as it does without the Cape Mates. Look around and you will see their work everywhere, from paint to
refrigerators to pavers. And now as we step down we will present our funds to the Commander to provide
the means to paint the outside of the building and replace the front and back doors. As we move forward
we will continue to have our Lunch Bunch and it is now open to all members of CCSAPS.
And I urge all Cape Mates to continue their good work by joining the Entertainment Committee. Thank you
again to all current and past members of the Cape Mates.
Helen Gustafson
President
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Report of the Nominating Committee
In accordance with section 6.8 of our Bylaws: “The Nominating Committee shall select a candidate for
each elective office and for the chair and members of each elective committee provided for therein. It
shall submit its written report to the Secretary at least 40 days before the annual General Meeting.”
This report was submitted to the Secretary on 20 November 2015.
In accordance with section 9.3 of our Bylaws: “The Annual General Meeting shall be held on the second Thursday of February at Squadron Harbor at which time election of officers and members of the
elective committees shall be held”. Written notice of this election was published in the December
2015 issue of “The Buoys”
Bridge Officers/Assistants
Commander
Cdr Steven Gustafson, P
Executive Officer
Lt/C Marguerite Maciag, SN
Education Officer
Lt/C Betti Garcia, AP
Secretary
Lt/C William Lottes, S
Treasurer
Lt/C Deborah Clements, P
Asst. SEO
P/C Ray Wlodyka, SN
Asst. Admin
Lt Gerald Whisler, P
Asst. Admin
Lt John Farmer, P
Asst. Admin
Lt Barry Wood
Asst. Secretary
Ann Parsons
Asst. Treasurer
Carl McGrath
Asst. Treasurer
Janine Whisler
General Committees
Executive Committee
Robert Meier, AP (1)
Scott Silic, S (3)
P/C Al Rubio, P (1)
P/C John Hodgkinson, SN (1)
John Cashman (3)
Cathy Corey (3)
Connie Farmer, S (2)
P/C Randy Headrick, SN (2)
1st Lt Rick Clements, AP (2)
Lt Barry Wood, (2)
Lt John Farmer, P (2)
Rules Committee
P/D/C James Keil, AP (1) Chair
P/C William Jefferson, AP (3)
Neil Kempf, P (3)
Audit Committees
Ida Rubio (2) Chair
Scott Silic, S (3)
Karen Morris, (3)
Nominating Committee
P/C Al Rubio, P (1) Chair
Harold Garrels, P (2)
P/C Warren Maciag, SN (1)
Merle Gray (3)
Jean Gray (3)
Respectfully Submitted
Nominating Committee:
P/C Al Rubio, P Chair
Harold Garrels, P
P/C Warren Maciag, SN
These nominations will be brought up to the General Membership at the General Meeting
on 11 February 2016. It is very important that all members attend this meeting so that the
nominations can be approved.
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Cruise and Rendezvous
Our planned activities for the coming months
C & R OVERNIGHT
are as follows:
2 February, C& R M tg 1030
8-10 February, Legacy Harbor
19 February, Lunch
Destination: ____________________
Dates: _________________________
1 March, C& R M tg 1030
7-9 March, South Seas
18 March, Lobster or Ham Dinner
Name:__________________________________
5 April, C& R M tg 1030
11-14 April, Pink Shell
22 April, Lunch Doc Ford 1130
Telephone: (cell)_________________________
3 May, C & R M tg 1030
6 May, Lunch Nervous Nellie’s
9-21 May, Partsch Trip
Number attending:_______________________
3 June, Lunch W oody’s Pine Island 1130
7 June, C&R Mtg 1030
15-18 June, Naples Boat Club
Expiration Date:_________________________
3-5 July, Legacy H arbor
5 July, C&R Mtg 1030
Boat Length:___________Beam:____________
Email: _________________________________
Credit Card #____________________________
Boat name: ___________Draft:_____________
Make & Model:___________________________
2 August, C& R M tg 1030
6 September, C& R M tg 1030
4 October, C& R M tg 1030
1 November, C& R M tg 1030
18 November, Shrimp Boil Dinner
6-8 December, ‘Tween Waters
Power: 30 or 50 AMP:_____________________
Mail Reservations to:
Delores Buhner
1343 SE 20th Avenue
Cape Coral, FL 33990
Please use the appropriate coupons in THE BUOYS
for sign up and payment instructions. Also, please
write separate checks for each activity.
Lt Delores Ann Buhner
C & R LUNCHEON
Please check Destinations planning to attend:
_____ TBA
Date: 19 February
Number attending: ______
By Boat __ Car __
_____ Doc Ford
Date: 22 April
Number attending: ______
By Boat __ Car __
_____ Nervous Nellie’s
Date: 6 May
Number attending: ______
By Boat __ Car __
_____ Woody’s
Date: 3 June
Number attending: ______
By Boat __ Car __
Name:__________________________________
Telephone: (cell)_________________________
Email: _________________________________
Room for Guests
Mail Reservations to:
Delores Buhner
1343 SE 20th Avenue
Cape Coral, FL 33990
Yes
No
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Kayak Group
SHELL CREEK - STILL A FAVORITE
Once again Shell Creek did not disappoint. We travelled there on the 29th (not the usual third Tuesday,
due to the holidays) and had a near record turnout, 27 kayakers, including some new folks and some
friends we haven't seen for a while. There was lots of wildlife (notice the gator...that made Dee's day;
and have you seen turtles with their legs outstretched trying to fly?) and untouched natural scenery (can
anyone identify the spectacular white flower?). We paddled further than usual, about 6 miles total. But
since it was up and back on the creek, those who wanted a shorter trip could turn back as they
wished. Those who needed to rent kayaks arranged to have them delivered by Carmen's Kayaks.
All-in-all it was a great day.
There has been interest shown in starting a Saturday kayak group. Some folks cannot go during the
week, and some just want to go more often. If you are interested, contact Dee Wilzoch (239-292-1374)
or Gary Brooks (239-549-1942, [email protected]).
We welcome all paddlers, young and old, beginners or advanced. Ours is a purely recreational
group. We'll help you in any way we can. It's more fun with a group, and we'll show you places you've
never been, places you can only go while paddling. We will explore new places together. In fact, our
tentative plans in January are to try a new launch spot called Liverpool Ramp, near the Peace River.
It has all kinds of possibilities - Hunter Creek, Boggess Lake, Deep Creek, all connected.
If you want more information, call Dee. If you want to be on our e-mail list, contact Gary. We'd like to
have you join us. Bring your friends, even if they are not CCSAPS members
WEEKEND BOATERS
(The Weekenders)
The ‘Weekenders’ are members of the CCSAPS who take lunch trips by boat to various on-the-water
restaurants on Saturdays (for those who can’t go during the week).
Our ‘follow me’ trips are a great way to learn the local waters and practice safe boating.
The planning meetings on the Monday evening before the Saturday trips offer additional boating
instruction and great conversation. Come join us. Let’s talk!
Please look for our meeting dates on 'The Buoys' calendar.
John Farmer and Connie,
[email protected]
239-549-5229
Doug Skoczek and Kim, [email protected]
239-314-6900
[email protected]
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Merit Mark Recipients
The following is a list of our members that have given their time and effort to better the Squadron over
the past year. In recognition of those efforts, you and a guest are cordially invited to a free Merit Mark
Party on 1 April 2016 at Squadron Harbor starting at 1800. Please RSVP to Helen Gustafson @
[email protected] or call 239-940-2425 by 25 March.
Alonso Maximino
Bales Robert
Balletto Thomas
Banning Preston
Barrisford Rochelle
Barrisford William
Bassett Ronold
Blomquist Theodore
Bowers Charles
Brandt Peter
Broderick Sandra
Brooks Gary
Buhner Delores
Buhner Philip
Burris Barry
Callanan Thomas
Capuozzo Joseph
Carroll Christine
Christy Nicholas
Clements Deborah
Clements Kenneth
Coll Arthur
Dance Lewis
Dawson Theodore
Dilts George
Dudding Geoffrey
Eckert Susan
Eckert William
Egmore Barbara
Egmore Thomas
Farmer Connie
Farmer John
Ferguson Marshall
Fierce Donald
Fisher Leigh
Frey Cindy
Friedrick Robert
Gaccione Maureen
Gaccione Vincent
Garrels Michele
Garrels Harold
Gray Jean
Gray Merle
Grippe Joseph
Gustafson Helen
CCSAPS is proud to
announce that we
have gift certificates
for our
Boat Smart Class
available.
Get them in the office at
Squadron Harbor!
Hale Jon
Hamilton Michael
Hammond Mary
Hammond William
Hardin Daniel
Headrick Randall
Heidgerken Jerald
Hodgkinson Carole
Hodgkinson John
Hurtt John
Hurtt Kay
Instase Harry
Instase Loretta
Jefferson William
Jenkins Linda
Jenkins Walter
Karpinski John
Keil James
Kempf Neil
Kenneke George
Kohl Debra Ann
Kohl Ron
Kronschnabl Kenneth
Kryger Phillip
Kuyoth Nancy
Kuyoth Robert
La Mon David
La Sanska Edwin
Lawrence David
Lawrence Ruth
Lindberg Lyle
Lottes Linda
Lottes William
Lunsford George
Maciag Marguerite
Maciag Warren
Mader James
Malen Edward
Malen Sheila
Meier Patricia
Meier Robert
Miller Douglas
Morris Karen
Moses Paul
Mugnolo Charles
Nelson William
Pancoast James
Parsons Ann
Parsons Arthur
Partilo Peter
Partsch Barbara
Partsch Kenneth
Patke Daniel
Penny Sonja
Perosio Carlos
Perry Peter
Pettichord Kim
Pitt Ronald
Price Jim
Quodomine Richard
Ramirez Sigfrido
Rubio Al
Rubio Ida
Sahakian Ursula
Schneider Herbert
Scruggs Marty
Sikes Armond
Skoczek Doug
Soltysiak Suzanne
Sosbe Lyle
Spicer Sheila
St. Pierre Henry
Stewart William
Taub Barbara
Taub Michael
Tedros Yoseph
Tuller Daniel
Tuller Patricia
Vadnais Linda
Whisler Gerard
Whisler Janine
Willard Terrence
Wilzoch Dolores
Wlodyka Raymond
Wood Barry
Zeidman Patricia
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Need Squadron
Logo Shirts,
Hats, etc?
Either shop online at
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Or go to the store
two blocks away
from the Squadron
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1113 SE 47th Ter
Unit 2
786-406-9857
The USPS Mission:
To promote recreational boating safety
Through education and civic activities
While providing fellowship for our members
The February Lite Bites will be provided
by the Whisler’s.
PIZZA!
No reservations are necessary, but come early to
make sure you get your meal.
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CCSAPS Lift Exchange Program
Do you have a boat lift you aren’t using?
How about renting it to another Squadron Member?
Would you like to rent a lift for your boat? If you’re in either of these groups,
Contact your MI Committee at [email protected].
Life Jacket Loaner Program
This program is a valuable public service.
Please pass the word among your boating
friends that lifejackets are available to
borrow at the Squadron,
at no cost, for visiting
children or grandchildren.
Squadron 'Help Wanted'
Certified Vessel Inspectors
Complete short training course
Inspect vessels for safety and place CG sticker
Contact: Peter Perry [email protected]
Vessel Safety Committee CoChairman
Help run the VSI program, setup weekend inspection
events. This is a very important civic function of the
Squadron. To see what’s involved, contact Peter Perry
[email protected]
Farmers Market (Fall Saturdays)
Talk to the public about CCSAPS
Promote ABC Class, sell charts
Contact: Bob Meier [email protected],
Lite Bites
Prepare simple, light meals
before General Meeting
Contact: Helen Gustafson [email protected],
Event Setup
With other team members, set up and take
down chairs, tables (about once a month)
Contact: Ralph Cobourn [email protected]
Rick Clements [email protected]
Entertainment Committee
Help in kitchen and hall, setting up for monthly
dinner/social events
Contact Sudy Soltysiak [email protected]
If your group needs help, send me the info and I’ll
include it here.
Gerry Whisler
[email protected]
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Fishing Club
Mike Shelton from Snook Hut, Jan 12, 2015 Night Fishing Snook
90% of snook are in mangroves. 10% at bridges. Night time best in summer.
Water temp is 90°. Snook hide under bushes to stay cool and come out at night
to eat. Snook and redfish are less cautious at night.
You don’t have to fish too close to bushes, 3-8 ft is good. This applies all the time,
in any season.
Snook fishing is the same as large mouth bass fishing. Snook are an ambush predator. They strike from
below. 2ft or less water is good. White bait is best if you are using live bait. Get to your spot and listen
for mullet jumping. The snook will be with them. (Mullet eat detritus, which is plant material, etc. They
root up the bottom and kick out shrimp and other animals the snook eat.)
Topwater lures work great. Use ones with a rattle, and make sure the rear of the lure hangs lower than
the front. (This will help you get redfish, which have an inferior, or downward facing mouth.) Rattle: no
ripples, no rattle, the larger the ripples, the louder the rattle. Don’t use too loud a rattle; mullet will
dispurse, there goes your fishing. In daytime, don’t fish silver/black lure in mullet school, it’s the same
color as the mullet! Reel in slowly, walking the dog. Twitch rod left and right, reel in slack.
Snook make a loud POP when feeding. A high pitched pop is a smaller fish. A deep pop is a bigger fish.
Snook take bait hard! A uni knot is best to attach your hook.
Advantages of a short, 6-6.5ft rod: you can skip bait better with a short rod, you are close anyway! They
get caught less in car doors. They are more accurate. Less High-Sticking (when you get fish to boat, you
hold rod vertically, and tip bends over. Longer rods tend to snap off at tip). Mike uses 8-17 lb rods with
10 lb braid and 20lb leader. He has 2 identical rods, rigged the same, so they cast the same in he dark.
Lures: Lucky Craft bone color bass lure, rattles. Live Target Bait, rubber fish. Savage Gear Mudd Minnow,
Top water lure. VUDU 3.5” mullet, realistic looking rubber lure. Heddon Super Snook Jr, color bone. Lure
color does not matter at night, although dark blue or black may present a better silhouette.
Bugs: Spray your hat with 100% deet. DO NOT PUT ON YOUR SKIN! Wear long sleeve micro fiber cloth
tee shirt. Use regular OFF on exposed skin. Baby oil on exposed skin will kill No-See-Ums.
Other notes.
Using lights will not scare the fish.
Use pinfish for reds. Pinfish swim down where redfish feed. Use a jig head placed thru the anus, and trim
the tail. The pinfish will be unhappy and make a lot of vibrations, attracting feeding fish.
Redfish and mullet both ‘tail’; tail sticks out of water when feeding on bottom. To tell apart, mullet move
their tails fast, and redfish flop slowly from side to side.
Trout do not hide in bushes because snook will eat 12” trout. When they get large, around 2 feet, they
are known as ‘gator trout’, and will hide in the bushes.
Best times to fish: Winter, last 2 hours of light. Water is at it’s warmest.
Summer, last 2 hours of dark, water is at it’s coolest.
How to see if Lake O releases are screwing up your fishing. There should be salt water up near the 41/75
bridges. If too much released, it will be fresh in the river and canals. Fish can live in this water no
problem. BAIT CANNOT. When the fish find nothing to eat, they leave.. In the canals, in January we
should be having great Sheepshead fishing, but we don’t . There is no bait, plus fresh water kills
barnacles, which the Sheepsheads eat.
Check the amount of water released yesterday. Low to mid 300-700 thousand gal is ok, over mid million
to 500 million is bad.
Reel drag: on flats use a looser drag so fish can run. In mangroves, use tight drag so fish don’t go into
mangroves and get tangled.
Barry Wood & Lyle Sosbe
Chairmen
Lee County Pier Fishing
http://www.saltchef.com/catch_fish/FL/Lee/fishing_piers.html
Enjoy fishing without having a boat.
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2016 CALENDAR
ET = Entertainment Committee CM = Cape Mates
C&R = Cruise & Rendezvous
MI = Member Involvement Committee
February
Mon
Mon
Tue
Tue
Tue
Thu
Mon
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Thu
Fri
Mon
Mon
Sat
Wed
1
1
2
2
2
4
8 thur 10
8
9
10
11
11
12
15
15
20
24
March
Tue
Tue
Tue
Thu
Mon
Tue
Tue
Wed
Thu
Thu
Mon
Tue
Thu
Fri
Sat
Wed
Fri
1
2016
CM Exec Meeting
CM Gen Meeting
Scuba Group upstairs
Entertainment Group Mtg
C & R Meeting
CCSAPS Exec. Meeting
C & R Cruise
ABC Class Starts
Fishing Group Meeting
Co-op Charting Meeting
Lite Bites
CCSAPS Annual Meeting
CCSAPS Change of Watch
Weekenders Meeting
PRESIDENTS Day
Weekenders Outing
ABC Class Graduation
1900
1900
1030
1830
1930
1800
1900
1900
2016
1
1
1
3
7
7 thru 9
8
9
10
10
14
15
17
18
19
23
25
Entertainment Group Mtg
C & R Meeting
Scuba Group upstairs
CCSAPS Exec. Meeting
ABC Class starts
C & R South Seas
Fishing Group Meeting
Co-op Group Meeting
Lite Bites
CCSAPS Gen. Meeting
Weekenders Meeting.
Kayak Outing
ST PATRICK’S DAY
C&R Lobster or Ham Dinner
Weekenders Outing
ABC Class Graduation
GOOD FRIDAY
Janice Belcher
Rachel Coffen
Robert Knightly
3
Karen Sue Lindberg
4
Sheila Malen
Kim Pettichord
Andre Raymond
5
Edwin Cotton
Charles Mugnolo
7
Peter Bitume
Bernard Cooper
Ronald Tichy
8
1830
1830
1900
0930
1030
1930
Maximino Alonso
Lawrence Bronec
9
0930
1030
1900
1900
1900
1900
1030
1830
1930
1900
1700
1900
John Farmer
10 Linden Dirks
Lynn Przlomski
Suzanne Raymond
11 John Donnelly
Migdalia Royael
13 Linda Couture
Richard Geib
James Keil
Debra Ann Kohl
Frank Pierce Jr.
15 Laura Kessler
16 Tom Anderson
Barbara Partsch
To Reserve a Room
at the Squadron
Notice: Ralph Coburn is our Rental Chairman.
Send your notices to Ralph to reserve the various
rooms at the Squadron. He will coordinate and
determine if there are any conflicts.
Rick maintains the Rental Book in the
Squadron Office and can be reached via
email: [email protected]
Or phone: 239-205-6231
SEA SCOUT BREAKFASTS
2016 SEASON
FEBRUARY
MARCH
6, 13, 20, 27
5, 12, 19, 26
COME SUPPORT OUR SEA SCOUTS
AND ENJOY A GREAT BREAKFAST
BRING YOUR FRIENDS
17 Jerry Cundiff
Kenneth Hughes
Donna Peterson
Michael Woodward
18 Frank Farr
19 William Disselhorst
Charles Sweeney
21 James Gill
Jose Dejesus Macias
Darlene Wiksveen
23 Gail Blaesing
24 David Wellington
25 Austin Thomas
27 Sharon Brandt
Letitia Stencel
28 John Arnel
Carole Hodgkinson
29 Thomas Stevens
THE BUOYS
F E B R U A RY 2 0 1 6
www.ccsaps.org
Sun
Mon
Tue
1
7
Wed
2
1830 CM
Exec Mtg
CM General Mtg
0930 ET Mtg
1030 C&R Mtg
1900 Scuba
Group
8
9
1900 ABC Starts
1900 Fishing Grp
Thu
3
10
15
1900 Weekenders
16
Sat
4
5
1930 CCSAPS
Exec Mtg
1030 Co-Op
Charting
1830 Lite Bites
1930 CCSAPS
Annual Mtg &
Election Of
Officers
11
12
Change
Of
Watch
17
18
19
C & R Legacy Harbor
14
Fri
6
Sea Scout
Breakfast
13
Sea Scout
Breakfast
20
Sea Scout
Breakfast
Weekenders
Outing
21
22
28
29
23
24
ABC
Graduation
25
26
ET- Entertainment Committee
C&R- Cruise & Rendezvous
MI- Member Involvement
CM – Cape Mates
27
Sea Scout
Breakfast