Ahoy Squadron With another great summer almost behind us its time to look forward to my second favorite time of the year Fall College Football fishing and cooler temps are al-most here and we have more activities planned A huge THANK YOU goes out to our summer breakfastlunch organizers Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman the Roger and Julie Jones family for the great July 4th yard party Jim and Cindy Reynolds for the Ice Cream social and Mike and Mona Swartz for the Raftup party at their dock Great fellowship and fun had by all Our membership has grown by 5 over the summer Great work Squadron Our next event will be the September dinner meeting at Eagles Landing followed by the Pelican Festival on Octo-ber 12-13 We will set up our booth and pilot the Pelican tours again A Poker Run is in the works for later in the fall so stay tuned The Change of Watch will be on November 1st so be thinking about helping with the Silent Auction It is our largest fundraiser of the year and is necessary to allow the education department to offer the free class to mem-bers and to defray the cost of the new Boating Simulator Thats all for now
Ken Moore P
Commander Grand Lake Power Squadron
copy United States Power Squadronsreg
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
2
Thanks to Roger amp Julie Jones for inviting the squadron to their lovely home for a July 3rd hot dog barbeque and pot luck 66 members and families enjoyed the beautiful outdoor
lakefront setting We were even blessed with a nice breeze that eased the heat The grand finale was a view of the Wolf Creek fire-works display
3
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
On Wednesday July 11th 30 squadron members met at the Hott Box for another summer breakfast meet-up Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman chose a fun selection of restaurant locations The attendance at these events has been amazing
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
4
You all rock - some came by car and some by boat On Thursday July 19th 35 squadron members met at Tera Miranda for a dinner meet-up Despite the heat it was a fun time at this great lakefront restaurant
5
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
Thanks to Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman for organizing seven dining out meet-ups throughout the summer These were the last three meet-ups bull Thursday July 26mdashLunch at The Grill at Indian Hills bull Wednesday August 8mdashBreakfast at the All Day Cafeacute bull Thursday August 23mdashLunch at The Parrot 34 members came to The Parrot to join Jake and celebrate the end of our summer meet-ups before we transition back to our monthly dinner meet-ings in September Thanks for your participation in making all these events a success
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
6
Thank you Jim amp Cindy Reynolds for hosting the squadronrsquos summer ice cream social on August 26th Our group of 34 enjoyed the grilled hot dogs and brats as well as all the goodies brought by the members including several home-made ice creams
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
2
Thanks to Roger amp Julie Jones for inviting the squadron to their lovely home for a July 3rd hot dog barbeque and pot luck 66 members and families enjoyed the beautiful outdoor
lakefront setting We were even blessed with a nice breeze that eased the heat The grand finale was a view of the Wolf Creek fire-works display
3
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
On Wednesday July 11th 30 squadron members met at the Hott Box for another summer breakfast meet-up Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman chose a fun selection of restaurant locations The attendance at these events has been amazing
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
4
You all rock - some came by car and some by boat On Thursday July 19th 35 squadron members met at Tera Miranda for a dinner meet-up Despite the heat it was a fun time at this great lakefront restaurant
5
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
Thanks to Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman for organizing seven dining out meet-ups throughout the summer These were the last three meet-ups bull Thursday July 26mdashLunch at The Grill at Indian Hills bull Wednesday August 8mdashBreakfast at the All Day Cafeacute bull Thursday August 23mdashLunch at The Parrot 34 members came to The Parrot to join Jake and celebrate the end of our summer meet-ups before we transition back to our monthly dinner meet-ings in September Thanks for your participation in making all these events a success
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
6
Thank you Jim amp Cindy Reynolds for hosting the squadronrsquos summer ice cream social on August 26th Our group of 34 enjoyed the grilled hot dogs and brats as well as all the goodies brought by the members including several home-made ice creams
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
3
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
On Wednesday July 11th 30 squadron members met at the Hott Box for another summer breakfast meet-up Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman chose a fun selection of restaurant locations The attendance at these events has been amazing
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
4
You all rock - some came by car and some by boat On Thursday July 19th 35 squadron members met at Tera Miranda for a dinner meet-up Despite the heat it was a fun time at this great lakefront restaurant
5
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
Thanks to Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman for organizing seven dining out meet-ups throughout the summer These were the last three meet-ups bull Thursday July 26mdashLunch at The Grill at Indian Hills bull Wednesday August 8mdashBreakfast at the All Day Cafeacute bull Thursday August 23mdashLunch at The Parrot 34 members came to The Parrot to join Jake and celebrate the end of our summer meet-ups before we transition back to our monthly dinner meet-ings in September Thanks for your participation in making all these events a success
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
6
Thank you Jim amp Cindy Reynolds for hosting the squadronrsquos summer ice cream social on August 26th Our group of 34 enjoyed the grilled hot dogs and brats as well as all the goodies brought by the members including several home-made ice creams
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
4
You all rock - some came by car and some by boat On Thursday July 19th 35 squadron members met at Tera Miranda for a dinner meet-up Despite the heat it was a fun time at this great lakefront restaurant
5
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
Thanks to Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman for organizing seven dining out meet-ups throughout the summer These were the last three meet-ups bull Thursday July 26mdashLunch at The Grill at Indian Hills bull Wednesday August 8mdashBreakfast at the All Day Cafeacute bull Thursday August 23mdashLunch at The Parrot 34 members came to The Parrot to join Jake and celebrate the end of our summer meet-ups before we transition back to our monthly dinner meet-ings in September Thanks for your participation in making all these events a success
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
6
Thank you Jim amp Cindy Reynolds for hosting the squadronrsquos summer ice cream social on August 26th Our group of 34 enjoyed the grilled hot dogs and brats as well as all the goodies brought by the members including several home-made ice creams
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
5
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
Thanks to Renae Russell and Arlene Starkman for organizing seven dining out meet-ups throughout the summer These were the last three meet-ups bull Thursday July 26mdashLunch at The Grill at Indian Hills bull Wednesday August 8mdashBreakfast at the All Day Cafeacute bull Thursday August 23mdashLunch at The Parrot 34 members came to The Parrot to join Jake and celebrate the end of our summer meet-ups before we transition back to our monthly dinner meet-ings in September Thanks for your participation in making all these events a success
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
6
Thank you Jim amp Cindy Reynolds for hosting the squadronrsquos summer ice cream social on August 26th Our group of 34 enjoyed the grilled hot dogs and brats as well as all the goodies brought by the members including several home-made ice creams
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
6
Thank you Jim amp Cindy Reynolds for hosting the squadronrsquos summer ice cream social on August 26th Our group of 34 enjoyed the grilled hot dogs and brats as well as all the goodies brought by the members including several home-made ice creams
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
7
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
District 30 Fall Conference Hosted by Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron The Millenium Harvest House Hotel Boulder CO
Room Reservations Millenium Harvest House Hotel 1345 28th Street Boulder CO 80302 1-303-443-3850 To make reservations using the Group Rate call 1-800-545-6285 Ask for Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron Group Rate 1810BVSAI GROUP RATE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 2018 SPACE IS LIMITED Superior 1 King Bed - $124 Superior 2 Beds - $134 All rates subject to tax currently 12485 Include complimentary breakfast Wi-Fi in all sleeping rooms and meeting spaces Check in 400 PM Check out 1100 AM
Meeting Schedule October 12 2018 ndash Friday 200 pm - 600 pm ndash Check-in Millenium Harvest House Lobby (outside Millenium Meeting Room) 400 pm - 600 pm ndash Happy Hour Cedarrsquos Lounge Millenium Hotel October 13 2018 - Saturday 630 am - 830 am - Breakfast at Thyme on the Creek Millenium Harvest House (not included in room rate)
830 am - 12 noon - District 30 Conference Millenium Meeting Room 12 noon - 130 pm - Lunch served in Millenium Meeting Room 130 pm - 330 pm - USPS Seminar Emergencies On Board Chief Education Officer Steve Hollis 330 pm - 500 pm - Sailing the South Pacific John Chatting BVSPS 500 pm - 600 pm - Happy Hour Hosted by D30 DC Kent Simpson and DLtC Tracy Simpson 600 pm - 630 pm - Boulder Brewing Company Private Tour 630 pm - 900 pm - Boulder Brewing Company - On-site Smoked Ribs and Brisket Buffet Dinner Please complete the attached District 30 Fall Conference Registration Form if you plan to attend Mail your check for lunch USPS seminar and dinner buffet payable to Boulder Valley Sail and Power Squadron (BVSPS) with the completed registration form to Dave Davies Treasurer BVSPS 151 Boulder View Lane Boulder CO 80304
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
8
Before fueling the boat mentally go through a checklist to be sure that you have done the following
Fuel in daylight if possible
Tie your boat securely to the fuel dock
Put out all flames such as cigarettes pipes lamps galley stoves
Shut off engines and any electrical equipment that might create a spark including blowers and radios
Close all windows ports doors and hatches
Have an operable fire extinguisher close by
Have crew and passengers not needed for fueling go ashore
When pumping fuel keep the hose nozzle in contact with the tank or fill pipe to avoid static electricity buildup that could cause a spark
As the operator of your boat you are responsible for the safety of your crew and passengers Don rsquot make sudden changes in direction or speed that can cause them to lose their balance and fall If you have to make a sudden change give a timely warning Always be watchful for boat wakes and waves that can unseat your pas-sengers causing possible injuries Remember to slow down turn into the wake or wave just before you reach it at a forty-five-degree angle then return to your original course after passing through it Never allow anyone to ride in the bow of your boat with legs dangling over the gunwale or sitting straddling
the bow They can easily become unseated by an unexpected wake or wave and thrown overboard and run
over by the boat being mangled or killed by the propeller
When encountering large waves or boat wakes it is usually better not to pound straight into them but to approach at an angle that may vary from 10 to 45 degrees depending on their size For larger waves increas-ing the angle and reducing boat speed may be necessary After passing resume your course and speed Al-ways keep one hand on the wheel and one hand on the throttle to respond to conditions on the water Avoid jumping off of waves at high speed and making a hard landing which could injure people on board or damage the boat A slower speed with give a softer ride in rough water
Boat Smart from the start and take a course from the United States Power Squadron Americarsquos Boating Club For more information visit our website at wwwgrandlakeuspscom or on Facebook at GLSPS
By PDC Larry Stout SN-IN
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
81 Diana Smith 813 Kay Ray
82 JoAnn Gregory 813 Dennis Rice
83 Kim Lindahl 818 Janis Pedersen
83 Jane Montgomery 819 Candace McNabb
86 Mark Lindahl 826 Judy Scarriot
86 Brenda Stewart 92 Mary Mandeville
88 Penny Garber 912 Mary Ann Stout
89 James Carroll 912 Ramona Swartz
812 Sharon Dennis 915 Carol Rice
812 Bob Hunt 920 Carol Chalupnik
812 James McNabb 926 Cindy Reynolds
9
Grand Lake Power Squadron We are America rsquos Boating ClubTM
The Pelican is the official publication of the Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadron Micki Kamrath Editor Please email all correspondence to mickikamokgmailcom Grand Lake Sail and Power Squadronrsquos Commander is Cdr Ken Moore P 405-626-0946mooreknyahoocom Current Webmaster Kevin Kamrath S kevkamokgmailcom Past Webmaster PDC Bill Miller P
Grand Lake Power Squadron website wwwgrandlakeuspscom District 30 websitehellip wwwuspsorgd30 National websitehellip wwwuspsorg
Mark your calendar for November 1 Donrsquot miss the Change of Watch (election of new officers) at a new venuemdashthe
Shangri-La Hotel on Monkey Island Kick off the holiday season by shopping for fun items at the silent auction More details to follow
Date Event Time Location September 91 Raft Up Dock Party 1300 Swartzrsquos Dock 918 E-Board Meeting 1300 GLA 920 Dinner Meeting (Luau Theme) 1800 Eaglersquos Landing October 1010-13 Pelican Fest Varies Wolf Creek 1012-14 District 30 Meeting Varies Boulder CO 1016 E-Board 1300 GLA 1018 Dinner Meeting 1800 TBA
