Grand Lagoon Yacht Club June 2017 P. O. Box 16184, Pensacola. Fl 32507 10653 Gulf Beach Hwy
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1 Grand Lagoon Yacht Club June 2017 P.O. Box 16184, Pensacola. FL 32507 10653 Gulf Beach Hwy 850-607-7569 office@grandlagoonyachtclub.com “Like” us on Facebook at Grand Lagoon Yacht Club (group)
The board has been focused on several initiatives this spring with priorities being main- taining our facilities and other assets, aligning our activities and the Bylaws, and enjoying the activi- ties our members come up with. You may have noticed there have been some changes to the lower level area (Down Under). The view has been opened up by relocating the Kayak storage and the bar and Z-Galley received a much needed restora- tion. As many of you know the Down Under is a great area for enjoying the beach area where bath- ing suits and sand is not a problem. Please grab a drink and lunch/snack from up stairs and take ad- vantage of this area with your friends and family this summer.
Over the past month the bylaws were reviewed to check their alignment with the way the club oper- ates as it has changed a bit over the years. It is im- portant to keep this document in synch with these changes so the Board has a guide to follow year over year. The recommended updates are in this issue of lagoon lines, page 7, for member review and comment as necessary. Final approval vote by the board will be held at least 30 days from now.
Enjoy the summer, be safe in your activities Mike Odom Commodore, GLYC The Vice’s Voice
June and hurricane season are now upon us. While it is imperative to take hurricane preparations seriously, it is also important to have some fun with it. With that in mind, Rhonda is working on a "Category 5" martini to open the season. Check it out Friday, June 2.
Chef Dodge's family-style Sunday sup- pers have been a real crowd-pleaser. These meals for 2, 4, 6, or more include salad, a main course not normally on our menu, and dessert! The more you order, the lower the per person cost. Orders for six or more get a bonus pizza. What a great deal. Service starts around 5-- earlier if it's a slow afternoon.
Preparations are under way for the Sun- day fish fry at the Bill Hargreaves Fishing Ro- deo. Rick Trevino has volunteered to man the fryer with Dean Hoffman and Kathy McCaffrey assisting. If you would like to help with this or any other aspect of the Rodeo, let Chuck Haskell or me know. .
Countess Vice Commodore
Remember to sign all of your guests in! Florida liquor laws require members of private clubs to sign in and re- main with guests at all times. Failure to do this can result in the loss of our license. Also, we have changed our sign-in book. We ask that you list your name, GLYC number, your guests names and their email addresses. Maybe we can pick up a new member or two! Commodores Corner 2
2017 SUN NOTE NEW HOURS FOR BRUNCH MON TUE CHEF DODGE’S TACO TUESDAY WED HAPPY HOUR 4-7 THU FRI ** TGIF ** CLUB OPEN @ 12 SAT CLUB OPEN AT NOON ! Memoral Day Weekend Raft up 2 Chef Special & Open Menu Tomato 3 Open Menu 12:00-8:30pm Bar 12-10:00pm Candler Regatta St Andrews Panama City 1 Open Menu Bunco 6:30-8:00 4 Brunch 9am–12:30pm Open Menu 12:30 – 8pm Bar 9am-9pm Candler Regatta St Andrews Panama City 5 Club Closed 6 Open Menu & $1 Tacos 7 Chef Special & Open Menu Happy Hour 4-7 Lecture Series The Bahamas 8 Open Menu 9 Chef Special & Open Menu Vic Peavy 10 Open Menu 12:00-8:30pm Bar 12-10:00pm 9am-1pm Clean up day for BHFR 11 Brunch 9am–12:30pm Open Menu 12:30 – 8pm Bar 9am-9pm 12 Club Closed 13 Open Menu & $1 Tacos 14 Chef Special & Open Menu Happy Hour 4-7 5:00p Finance Committee 15
6 pm Bill Hargreaves Captain’s Meeting 16 Chef Special & Open Menu Boogie, Inc Scales open 5pm Bill Hargreaves Fishing Tournament 17 Open Menu 12:00-8:30pm Bar 12-10:00pm Scales open 4pm Bill Hargreaves Fishing Tournament 18 Brunch 9am–12:30pm Open Menu 12:30 – 8pm Bar 9am-9pm Father’s Day Fish Fry Noon-1:30 2pm BHFR Awards 19 Club Closed Board Meeting 5:30 20
& $1 Tacos 21 Chef Special & Open Menu Happy Hour 4-7 22 Open Menu 5 pm Private Party Baby Shower 23 Chef Special & Open Menu Ray Cooley 24 Open Menu 12:00-8:30pm Bar 12-10:00pm 6 pm Private Wedding Reception 25 Brunch 9am–12:30pm Open Menu 12:30 – 8pm Bar 9am-9pm 26 Club Closed 27 Open Menu & $1 Tacos 28 Chef Special & Open Menu Happy Hour 4-7 29 Open Menu 6pm Perdido Rotary Change of Command 30 Chef Special & Open Menu Social Night Coming up July 1&2 raft up July 8th weekend Blues Raft up July 10-12 Summer Sailing Camp 3 Reminder - $25 Minimum Monthly Fee for Bar/Galley
Please be aware that the Grand Lagoon Yacht Club impos- es a $25 minimum monthly fee for the bar/galley. This means that each “member number” must spend a minimum of $25 each month for this fee to be waived. Example: A member spends $10 for the month on either bar or galley but has not met the monthly minimum of $25. This member will be assessed the $25 minimum monthly fee on their next in- voice.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS The Perdido Post Office has closed. Our new mailing address :
P.O. Box 16184
Pensacola, FL 32507 VERY IMPORTANT : If you pay by electronic transfer, remember to notify your bank of our new address! From the Fleet Captain Summer Sailing Camp – July 10 th , 11 th & 12th Summer sailing camp will be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 10 th to 12 th . If you have a child or grand- child between the ages of 8 and 14 who knows how to swim, and wants to learn to sail, let Mary Ann know before June 25th. There is no charge for the camp, but we need to know how many children will be joining us so we have enough sailboats for everyone. Registration will be open until Sunday, June 25 th .
Lecture Series – The Bahamas Wed. June 7 th at 7 pm. Wednesday, June 7 th will be the monthly Fleet Captain lec- ture. This month will feature a fun lecture most likely on sailing in the Bahamas. You will not want to miss this! GLYC Sailing Team The racing team placed 12 th out of 15 at the GYA Opening Regatta which is definite progress. Clearly we have a long way to go until other clubs are worried about us, but the practices and persistence are paying off. June will find us at St. Andrews Yacht Club in Panama City on the weekend of June 3 rd and 4 th .
Jet Skiing On Saturday, June 10 th anyone with a jet ski needs to meet at the boat ramp at 10 am. We will be jet skiing to lunch in Alabama. There are many choices and I will poll the group to choose the ideal spot for that day. Lulu’s comes to mind, but it will be a group decision. Islanders Raft-Up – July 1 st and 2nd The weekend of July 1 st and 2
nd will be another raft-up of the Islanders Group at Sailboat Cove, which is across from the club. The following weekend – The Blues Weekend, will be another raft up at Fort McRae. Please see Terry Smith for any information about these raft-ups. Did You Know? – Vessel Navigation Lights -If your sailing vessel is < 65.5 feet then you can display the red/green lights either at the bow or mast head. The white light can be either at the stern or the mast head. -A sailing vessel < 23 feet shall have a flashlight or lantern. -A vessel under oars shall have a flashlight or lantern. -Anchored vessels shall display a white light visible from all sides at night and a black ball shape forward during the day. Black ball not required if vessel is < 23 feet.
Kayaking Fun
It's almost time for the GLYC paddlers to get out on the water and do some kayaking! We had a lot of fun last summer and hope to have a bigger group for our morning kayaking this year.
morning with our first outing on THURSDAY, JUNE 8th , leaving the Club at 8:00 am . We
can do short, medium or long routes; whatever you kayakers like! Just to let you know this is not hard core kayaking! Last year we were told that it looks like we are a social group who occasionally kayaks!
If you are interested please let me know so you can be included in our email list. You can reach me at
suebarner@gmail.com .
Susan Arner
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I hope that everyone had a great Mother’s Day celebration. The weather is great and it is time to get on the water in your boat and enjoy the beach and deck at the club. The Shipwreck Party was a big success and thanks to everyone who worked to make it happen. The board approved the repairs to the electrical pedestals and the installation of 19 pilings and repairs to damaged finger piers. The Shipwreck Party proved that the plan to use the downstairs area can be successful. In an effort to make improvements, we have started renovating the kitchen and have plans to paint the inside walls of the downstairs area. I am asking for volunteers to help paint the kitchen and downstairs. I would like to have this completed before the fishing rodeo. I am scheduling a work day for June 10 th to clean up and get ready for the fishing rodeo. It will be from 9 until 2, with hot dogs served for lunch. We still have some wet slips available on both sides of the dock and now have some more spaces for smaller boats in dry slips. As a reminder, please do not park in the loading and unloading are at the ramp. Please keep your dog on a tight leash at all times and clean up after them. Let’s continue to enjoy our club and fellowship together.
Jimmy Taylor, Rear Commodore 2017 GLYC Board Commodore: Mike Odom Vice Commodore: Countess Guiles Rear Commodore: Jim Taylor Fleet Captain: Lindy Kirkpatrick Secretary: Stephanie Barshov Treasurer: Steve Payne Past Commodore: Ronnie Day Board Members: Chuck Haskell, Kathy McCaffrey, Terry Smith, Mark Orangio, and Rick Trevino. Kids Corner
Parents and grandparents, the Kids Corner has been a disaster the last few days.
Remember, it was started as a convenience for you to keep your little ones occupied while you enjoy your GLYC experience. It is not the job of the staff to pick up toys after your children. It is your responsibility to en- sure the area is neat before you leave. Please reinforce the lessons the children learned in pre-school and kindergarten about picking up after themselves or we will have to discontinue this Club amenity .
5 Winners Circle Members Drawing 5/12 Jim Harrison $275 50/50 4/28 Joan Ferry $123 5/05 Leigh Odom $129 5/12 Joe Johnson $120 5/19 John Stenicka $140
Congratulations, Winners! **IMPORTANT NOTICE** A discussion was held by the Board concerning the use of electronic ciga- rettes in the Club. It was decided that we would continue the policy of all smoking, including “vaping,” be conducted outside the Club house. CRAPPY CRAFTER CORNER
Let me go back to Cheri’s Annual Fantabulous Murder Mystery on the 22nd of April. Again an amazing job. They just keep getting better every year. Oh, and Georgia was there, too.
Our Biloxi trip on the 25th was another exciting time. Our Bingo winners were Sandra Law ($13.00), Jim Ward twice ( $14.00 each). Stephanie won $58.00 on the 50/50. Rumor has it Meg was a BIG winner at the Casino Again, Mike and Marti aced it with the bartending. Thanks everybody for making it another fun trip. Monte wasn’t our host this time due to a prior engagement, but Debbie stepped in and did a great job. Miss you Georgia
Our May 9th gathering was pine cone flowers. Shari brought enough pine cones for everybody and several of us brought paints and hot glue. We just didn’t take into consideration how hard it was to cut the pine cones. With snips, a small saw, and a little help from Joe Cook, we were able to cut enough for Jeanne Williams to make a flower arrangement. Hopefully, she’ll bring it for show and tell for our June gathering. A small group of 8 then went to Paisano Italian on Navy for lunch. Oh, rumor has it Georgia is coming back soon. By the time this goes to print she WILL be back. Hopefully!!
Our June gathering on the 13th is gonna be making dress shirt aprons. Cheri will be emailing details. Then the big decision for lunch.
Our June birthday girls are Emma on the 22nd, Betty Zelius on the 24th, and Norma Jolly on the 25th. See y’all round the Club, Kathy
6 GLYC Clubhouse Hours Bar Galley* Mon. Club Closed Club Closed Tue. 4pm-9 pm 5-8:30pm Wed. 4pm-10pm 5-9:00pm Thur. 4pm-9pm 5-8:30pm Fri. 12pm-11pm Noon-9:00pm Sat. 12pm-10pm Noon-8:30pm Sun. 9am-9pm Sunday Brunch 9am-12:30pm Open Menu 12:30-8:00pm *Please remember to place food orders prior to the close time.
Please Welcome our Newest Club Members Dan & Chris Clark Kenneth & Linda Nettles The GLYC Board and Members Wish To Welcome You and Your Families Current membership: 199 Bunco, Bunco, Bunco
taken by Susan St. George, and Last Bunco by Christina Poole who also won a Half and Half. Other Half and Half winners were Cary Hossler, Joan Ferry, Linda Connealy, Debbie Keefe, Debbie Ragels, Ellen Conway, Suzanne DeClerk, and Stephanie Barshov. Third Place was shared by Elise Buchannan, Rudy Reilly, Leigh Odom, Ken Barshov, and Shari Sparby. Second went to Kathy McCaffrey, and First to Hannah Barnes. There was a record- breaking three way tie for Most Buncos with Shari Sparbi, Sandra Law, and Donna Patanjo racking up four Bunco each. Come out June 1st for another fast-paced, easy to learn evening of Bunco and bring your friends. Only $10 will get you loads of fun and a great way to meet lots of your neighbors and Club members.
Chairman 7 By-Law Update AMENDMENT OF THE BY-LAWS. The By-Laws may by amended by the Board of Governors at a regular or special meeting called for that purpose, providing that any such amendments are not inconsistent with state statutes or the Articles of Incorporation. Amendments to the By- Laws will be posted in the Lagoon Lines thirty (30) days prior to the final vote. A notice in the Lagoon Lines will inform members of amendments and how to receive a copy of the amended by-Laws. Suggested Updates: 6. TREASURER--The Treasurer will audit the collecti
on
of all monies owed to the Club; pay ment of
all in- curred obligations, and the taking
of receipts for the same; will furnish a financial report each month to the Board of Governors; will perform such other duties as are required by the office or assigned by the Board; and will ensure the place
ment of a current operation statement on the bulletin board each month.
C. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE--The Entertainment Committee will provide for all entertain- ment and will plan and coordinate all activities pertaining to Club events vided for under the sections governing the House and Regatta Committees. All monies collect- ed or received will be paid to the Treasurer.
E. HOUSE COMMITTEE--The House Committee will be subordinate to the Vice Commodore and will help the Vice Commodore in ensuring proper internal operation of the Club including the facilitation of the maintenance of the internal operation of the Club, decorations for all events, and other such activities to aid in the internal operation of the Club.
Remove the following Temporary membership class D. TEMPORARY MEMBERSHIP--Temporary membership shall be conveyed subject to the follow- ing criteria:
1. Limited timeframe: three (3) consecutive months per twelve (12) month period. 2. No monthly dues or minimums
3. Restaurant and bar privileges only. No dock/launch ramp/wet/dry storage privileges 4. Non-voting/non-equity
5. Cash or credit card only 6. Permanent residence 250 miles or more distance from GLYC 8 9 Flag Officers and Board of Directors 2017 Commodore Mike Odom 512-565-2748 Vice Commodore Countess Guiles 423-276-8682 Rear Commodore Jim Taylor 662-231-0634 Fleet Captain Sail/Power Lindy Kirkpatrick 850-375-7152 Treasurer Steve Payne 850-737-0972 Secretary Stephanie Barshov 850-712-0427 Past Commodore Ronnie Day 850-712-1942 Rick Trevino 232-8053 Kathy McCaffrey 554-2435 Chuck Haskell 572-4533 Mark Orangio 561-389-3118 Terry Smith 554-0750 Committee Chairs 2017 Membership - Ronnie Day Regatta - Laurence Donelan House-Dianne Smith Entertainment - Finance - Steve Payne ERT– Terry Smith Rodeo - Chuck Haskell Dock Master—Bill McMillan By-Laws—Chuck Haskell
Deadline for LAGOON LINES ARTICLES/ADS May Lagoon Lines deadline is April 20th. Would you like to place an ad with the GLYC Lagoon Lines? Contact Stephanie Barshov if you want your ad to appear in the next Lagoon Lines is- sue. Call or better yet, email your submis- sions to kasbar14@gmail.com. Business card $8.00/issue 1/4 page $15.00/issue 1/2 page $25.00/issue Full page $40.00/issue
Bunco
June 1
Clean up day
June 10 BHFR
June 16-18
Father’s Day
June 18 Islander Raft Up
July 1-2 Blues Show
Summer Sailing Camp July 10-12
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