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Official Publication of Gulfport Yacht Club FEBRUARY 2021 The Log Sheet Memory Lane… 2005 Sailing Camp JOHN WATSON GALLOWAY - 2021 COMMODORE
Announcements Proposed Member: GYC 2021 Governing Board David Ratcliff Flag Officers Commodore John Watson Galloway Vice Commodore Stephen Simpson Rear Commodore Skipper Kalil Fleet Captain Brian Sullivan Find Your Member Number and Win $50! Fleet Surgeon Tony Rizk Treasurer Hal Kaigler Along with the missing Parrot, members also have the chance to Secretary Paul Terrell win. We have hidden someone's member number within this Past Commodore Barry Cottrell publication. It will look something like this, #0810. Board Members One Year Two Year Please understand that the COVID situation Harry Hewes Joey Beattie Finley Ward Courtney Collier-Borzik and official edicts and recommendations are William Van Kirk John Freeman IV changing daily. Although our Club is Johnny Atherton Margaret Murdock attempting to inch toward normal Standing Committees Chairperson operations, as the virus situation changes we Sailing Steve Nolte By Laws and Rules Paul Terrell must also change. Committee Boat Steve Nolte Docks and Piers Justin McGuffee Advertisements of events, programs, dates, Entertainment Jennifer Sanders and times throughout this publication are History Michael Hage Finance Dan O’Neal still subject to change. House Patrick Sanders Insurance Eric Warren Long Range Capital Dan O’Neal GUEST POLICY REMINDER Ladies Auxiliary Lisa Fagan Log Sheet Samson Vasquez GUESTS ARE ONLY ALLOWED ONE VISIT PER MONTH, Property & Maint. Pearce Hopkins Membership Mike Cassady AND NO MORE THAN SIX TIMES PER YEAR. GUESTS ARE Powerboat Johnny Marquez REQUIRED TO SIGN IN AS THEY ENTER THROUGH THE Swim Team Christine O'Bannon HEALTH CHECK-IN AREA. Ladies Auxiliary President Lisa Fagan Vice President Darla Goodfellow Secretary Ruthie Kennedy Treasurer Karen Vickery Parliamentarian Camille Williams Chaplin Judy Seicshnaydre This Facebook group is strictly for Contact Information Gulfport Yacht Club members PO Box 600 39502 Gulfport, MS and their immediate family only. 800 East Pier 39501 Gulfport, MS Telephone: 228-863-6796 FAX: 228-863-9843 This group will allow two way www.gulfportyachtclub.org info@gulfportyachtclub.org communication between the General Manager: Steve Chatelain Ext 301 staff & membership and be- Executive Chef : RJ Jones Ext 305 tween the members. Also, allow- Reservations/Event Planning: Ext 306 ing members to share their ideas, Sailing Director: Samson Vasquez 228-323-1336 samsonvasquez@gmail.com experiences, & pictures. Please click here to join!
GYC Upcoming Member Events February Sunday, February 7th Super Bowl, Free Hot Dogs, Chili/ Chips 5:30pm Kick-off Friday, February 12th Valentine’s Day Lobster & Steak Dinner (RSVP Required) March Wednesday, March 17th St. Patrick’s Day Dinner Buffet Thursday, March 25th Happy Hour Pickers - Open Jam/Mic Night 6pm Thursday, March 18th GYC Thursday Night Trout Tournament 3:00pm-8:00pm April Thursday, April 1st GYC Thursday Night Trout Tournament 3:00pm-8:00pm Friday, April 2nd “Kid’s Night Out”, Babysitting on the 3rd floor (RSVP Required) Sunday, April 4th Easter Egg Hunt, Pictures with the Easter Bunny, & Brunch Mon-Tue, April 5-6 US Sailing Level 2 Instructor Course Wed-Fri, April 7-9 Spring Sailing Camp - 10am-4pm Saturday, April 10th GYC Crawfish Boil (RSVP Encouraged) Saturday, April 10th Gulf Coast High School Sailing Championships at GYC Thursday, April 15th GYC Thursday Night Trout Tournament 3:00pm-8:00pm Thursday, April 22nd Happy Hour Pickers - Open Jam/Mic Night 6pm Thursday, April 29th GYC Thursday Night Trout Tournament 3:00pm-8:00pm May Wednesday, May 5th Cinco de Mayo Fiesta 6:00pm Friday, May 7th “Kid’s Night Out”, Babysitting on the 3rd floor (RSVP Required) Sunday, May 9th Mothers' Day Champagne Brunch (RSVP Required) Saturday, May 29th GYC Opening Day Flag Raising Ceremony & Boat Parade Saturday, May 29th Ship Island Rendezvous (hamburgers & hot dogs for Members Sunday, May 30th 52nd Annual Race for the Case Gulfport Yacht Club—Quick Links GYC Membership Application (Page 1 http://su1.co/app1 2 http://su1.co/app2) Members-Only Facebook Group - Only invite Current Members https://www.facebook.com/groups/gycmembers Pot of Gold Fish Cleaning Station Donation Form - http://su1.co/gycfcs Summer Sailing Camp Sign Up Form - http://su1.co/gycsc Drawing Spring Break Sailing Camp Form - http://su1.co/GYCSP Every Friday Night FJ & Optimist Spring Weekend Clinic Form - http://su1.co/FJOPT 8:00pm Swim Team Sign Up Form - http://su1.co/gycswm Thursday Night Trout Tournaments - http://su1.co/trout The Winner will receive a Find the Hidden Parrot credit on their GYC Account Somewhere in this Log Sheet we have lost our Parrot. Find him Must be Present to WIN by February 5th and let us know where you found him. We will randomly draw one winner each month. Prizes will range from GYC Food & Beverage Credit to free Dinners. The Pot grows every 15 members found the parrot! Todd Ladner was the week in which there is lucky winner and will receive a $50 credit to his no winner! account! Who will find it this month?
From the GYC Bridge Commodore’s Report John Watson Galloway January went by quickly and February is already here. I hope the pool and deck are on schedule for all of the members to everyone was able to start the New Year off right. It’s time enjoy this summer. for resolutions, and I have one for you. Spend more time at This year, one of my many goals it to improve the GYC social the GYC! The more members that use the club, the better media presence. We already have a great text system that our club becomes. This is your club and you should take keeps members informed of upcoming events. Through our advantage of the amazing benefits it has to offer. Need Facebook page, I would love to see the outcomes of these another resolution? Next time you see someone at the club events come to life through posted pictures and videos. To that you do not know, go introduce yourself. I know it’s not share club experiences, photographs, ideas and general always easy starting a conversation with someone you just discussion, a private Facebook group has been set up. This met, but everyone at the club shares a common interest and group is for Club Members Only. To join the group, please go enhancing our GYC community benefits us all. I value all of to https://www.facebook.com/groups/gycmembers. Lastly, the friendships that I have formed through the club over the the club has a new and very useful website; it’s awesome and years. Not to mention, the first date with my wife, nearly compatible with your phone or computer. The website also twelve years ago, began at the GYC Challenge Cup Regatta. has the ability to convert to an app on your phone homepage, I attended the Entertainment Committee’s most recent please look below for the instructions. meeting and I’m really looking forward to all of the upcoming As always, the club staff is working tirelessly to make the GYC events. The Super Bowl is on February 7th and I encourage a safe place for everyone, but we must do our part. Please everyone to come on down and enjoy the complementary adhere to all of the precautions in place to prevent the spread hot dog and nacho bar. I know the Saints didn’t have the of Covid-19. Please wear your mask when not at your table outcome we hoped for, but we can still enjoy the comradery or at the bar! Let’s take care of each other and keep the club and watch Tom Brady continue to make NFL history. There safe for us all. will also be a Valentine’s Day dinner on Friday, February 12th. Call the office to reserve your table for you and your special See you at the Club! someone. Due to continued Covid-19 protocol, the first Parents Night Out has been rescheduled for April 1st. Parents will be able to enjoy dinner, while your kids are being entertained on the third floor. It’s a win, win! The Restoration Committee is making great progress. The first things you will see are new paint and flooring on the second floor. The paint will be a lighter color and will freshen things up to make the rooms seem larger and brighter. The flooring will be a wood laminate. It will be a cleaner and more attractive upgrade to the existing carpet. Furthermore, HELP WANTED Day 1 The GYC Junior Activities Committee is looking for some more volunteers! We need help with planning and executing the Easter Egg Hunt, Halloween Party, And Christmas Gift Exchange. Please, contact Samson Vasquez at 228-323-1336 or in- fo@gulfportyachtclub.org to be added to the GYC team!
GYC Sailing Director Samson Vasquez S a i l i n g 2021 GYC Regatta Schedule April 10th Gulf Coast High School Champs 2021 High School Sailing Practice Dates: May 30th Race for the Case June 12th New Orleans to Gulfport Race St. Patrick Catholic and Gulfport Sailing Teams will June 18th-20th GYA Challenge Cup practice on Wednesdays & Thursdays 4pm till dark. June 25th Gulfport to Pensacola Race $150 for the Spring Season. July 21st-Aug 1st Weatherly Regatta (Open to 7th-12th Graders) August 7-8 Gulf Coast Sportboat Champs February 10-11 August 21-22 Galloway Regatta February 24-25 September 18-19 Alfonso Jr. Regatta & Sutter Cup March 17-18 March 24-25 Spring Optimist & FJ Clinic: March 31-April 1 Saturday’s & Sunday’s 10am-4pm. $384.00 for Mem- bers. For ages 6 and up. High School Regattas: March 20-21 April 10 - Gulf Coast High School Sailing Champs March 27-28 April 17-18 April 24-25 Spring Sailing Camp: Wednesday-Friday 10am-4pm $150 For ages 6 and up. April 6th-8th Summer Sailing Camp: Sessions are two weeks, four days a week. Monday- Thursday. 9am-4pm $392 for Members. $492 for Non- Members. Limited to 20 Sailors per session: The GYC Member sign up period is January-March. Open en- rollment for non-members will start on April 1st. All spots will be on a first come first serve basis. For ages 6 and up. Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 June 7-10 June 21-24 July 5-8 July 19-21 June 14-17 June 28-July 1 July 12-15 Day 2 THURSDAY SPECKLED TROUT TOURNAMENTS GYC has some Thursday evening Speckled Trout tournament scheduled for the Spring. $15 per person. The two heaviest speckled trout will split the pot 70/30 (GYC Credit towards their account). Guests are welcome. Boats must have at least one GYC member aboard and everyone on the boat must register. Dock fishing is allowed as well. March 4th - March 18 - April 1st - April 15th - April 29th Start fishing anytime after 3:00pm. Anglers must be in line at weigh-in by 8:30pm. Click here.
Ladies Auxiliary’s Report General Manager’s Report Lisa Fagan, President Steve Chatelain, General Manager January 2021 brings forth a new year and new hope As you visit the club you will notice that the first phase of for the Gulfport Yacht Club Ladies Auxiliary (GYCLA) to the Hurricane restoration has begun. We will start with resume our monthly luncheons, weekly bridge games painting and flooring in the interior of the clubhouse. Sim- and gatherings with new friends and old. Our goals ultaneously we will also be working on the pool house and this year will be to increase Membership, Participa- pool. We appreciate your continued patience and under- tion, Community and Charity. standing during this process and look forward to reopen- ing full time soon after all construction phases have been This year, our GYCLA Luncheons will be held on the completed. fourth Thursday of the month. Please note the change to Thursday not Wednesday. The GYC sched- The Entertainment, Sailing and Swimming Committees ule shows the club closed on Thursdays but Steve has have all met and put a tentative calendar together for arranged to accommodate us. Traditionally, the Janu- 2021. A copy of the various schedules, Social Events, Re- ary Luncheon hosts the Commodore, and the installa- gatta and Swim Events are enclosed in this logsheet edi- tion of the new officers. Due to the current COVID-19 tion. As long as the CDC restrictions and guidelines allow restrictions, a luncheon did not occur. We did, how- us, we look forward to an exciting year at the club. Keep ever, have a small private ceremony, in which the an eye out for any schedule changes posted during the 2021 GYCLA Board was sworn in. We presented Com- year via email, text, website or our private GYC facebook modore John Watson Galloway with a gift of appreci- page. ation, a handsome GYC fishing shirt. The Membership Committee is running another drive this Our leadership team includes me as president; Darla year. Former GYC Members in good standing and any Im- Goodfellow, vice president; Ruthie Kennedy, secre- mediate Family of a current GYC Member can join with no tary; Karen Vickery, treasurer and Camille Williams, initiation fee obligation, this is a $2,000 savings. The join- parliamentarian. Our chaplain is Judy Seicshnaydre. ing member will be obligated to pay annual dues Committee Chairpersons include Linda Domino, (prorated) upon being accepted. The new member will al- Events Decorating Chair; Dottie Long, Communica- so receive a $50 food and beverage credit for the first 6 tions Chair; Dinah Jordan, Luncheon Hostess Chair; months and the Primary Sponsoring GYC Member will re- Lynn Ward, Bridge Club Chair; Donna Clausen, Hospi- ceive a credit up to $500 (depending on the membership tality Chair and Valerie Pitalo, Special Events. We all category) on their 2022 dues. If you need more infor- look forward working with the different GYC com- mation or an application please let me know. mittees and bumping into y’all at the Club. Somewhere hidden in this Log Sheet is a random member Best Regards to the GYC Community, number selected by a blind drawing. If you find the num- ber and it’s yours please, call me with the location and win Lisa Fagan a $50.00 F/B credit on your GYC account. In January at our Friday Night weekly Pot of Gold Drawing, Darren Smith 2021 GYC Ladies Auxiliary President won a $650.00 credit on his GYC account, Congratulations Darren!! Thank you, Steven Chatelain
2021 Gulfport Yacht Club - Swim Team Information The Gulfport Yacht Club Swim Team Sign-Up Form. You Swim Meet Dates: must pre-register each child by filling out the form. May 27 @ Diamondhead http://su1.co/gycswm June 3 @ Biloxi Nat. June 8 @ Gulfport Rec Dates: May 17th through June 25th, 2021. The after- June 15 @ GYC noon sessions start first on May 17th. Then, adding the June 21 @ BB morning sessions on June 1st. Cost: Swim Meet Times: Skimmers - Ages 3-8. $145.00 4:00 Arrive at Swim Meet Junior Skimmers - Ages 9-10 years old. $70.00 4:30 Warm-ups Senior Skimmers - Ages 11-up. $35.00 5:00 Meet start Sponsor Fees for all non-members +$75 Swim Team Championship at GYC GUIDELINES FOR SWIM CLASSES 11-18 year-olds: Thursday, June 24. 4:00pm Warm-ups, Skimmers 3-8 year-olds: (Thirty-nine 30 min sessions) 5:00pm Swim Meet Children who have NOT taken or mastered basic water (Make-up rain day Saturday, June 27 12:00pm) survival skills or safety. Swim Lessons will be taught fo- 10-under: Saturday, June 26. 7:00am Warm-ups, 8:00am Swim Meet cusing on basic water survival skills, water safety, and in- troducing basic swimming strokes. Children will be bro- ken into small groups of 6-12 according to swimming abil- Swim Team Banquet on 3rd floor of GYC ity and ages. Sunday, June 27 @ 4:00pm Mornings: 9:00am-9:30am (June 1-June 25) Afternoons: 5:00pm-5:30pm (May 17-June 25) Link to GYC Swim Team Google Calendar - https:// calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0? Junior Skimmers 9-10 year-olds: (Thirty-nine 45 min ses- cid=NGc4ZmR2dnNrbHVvN3ZqOHQzNzltajA2aXNAZ3JvdX sions) Children who have mastered basic water survival AuY2FsZW5kYXIuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbQ skills and safety of any age. Swim lessons will review basic water survival skills and safety and teach basic Link to Medical Form - https:// stroke instruction. Children will be broken up into small www.gulfportyachtclub.org/files/MED%20RELEASE% groups of 6-12 according to swimming ability and ages. 20FORM.pdf Mornings: 9:30am-10:15am (June 1-June 25) Afternoons: 4:15pm-5:00pm (May 17-June 25) Senior Skimmers 11+: (Thirty-nine 45 min sessions) Chil- See you at the pool, dren must be able to jump in the deep end and swim the Christine O'Bannon length of the pool independently and safely. Basic and advanced stroke instruction with an emphasis on stroke Swim Team Coach improvement, endurance, flip turns, starts, finishes, Gulfport Yacht Club dives. Cell: 228-861-0273. Mornings: 10:15am-11:00am (June 1-June 25) Email: ccobannon@gmail.com Afternoons: 3:30pm-4:15pm (May 17-June 25) (No afternoon Practice on Swim Meet days. No practices on Friday, June 18)
From the Past: Mike Cassady 9-foot seas and headed home. But last apparently could not get the boat back week, Father Tipton, who is also chair- into the wind to get him,” he related. The The following article appeared in man of the offshore committee of the Sting was equipped with an outboard the New York Times on April 17, 1983, Gulf Yachting Association which spon- motor, but it was lifted out of the water recalling a tragic event that occurred dur- sored the race, still was trying to learn so much it was useless. ing the 1983 GULF OCEAN RACING CIR- exactly what happened to the rest of the CUIT. The G.O.R.C., as it was known, was Further, continued Father Tipton, “they fleet. a series of offshore racing held in March had just had a major squall come through during the 70s and 80s and sailed over Nearly a third of the boats suffered major with hail and lighting and had lost visibil- three consecutive weekends. The regatta problems. One sailor was washed over- ity. was sponsored by the Gulf Yachting Asso- board and presumed drowned. And at Two other boats, Slot Machine and Diri- ciation and generally hosted by the Gulf- one point, the Coast Guard was coping go, issued Maydays after they lost their port Yacht Club. with three Mayday calls from the fleet. rudders. Slot Machine’s anchors would “Tragedy Shows Peril in Offshore Racing” The loss of life, as well as the broad not hold, and the boat was taking on wa- by Joanne A. Fishman range of gear failures, has prompted the ter, said Father Tipton, so the crew “did Gulf Yachting Association, which compris- the smartest thing they could do. They The Rev. Paul S. Tipton, S.J., rose early on es of 26 yacht clubs, to investigate. The buttoned up the boat and went below the morning of the Lightship Race [March State of Mississippi and the Coast Guard and said, ‘We’re riding this baby to the 25, 1983] to study the weather. Besides are also investigating. beach.’” being the president of Spring Hill College in Mobile, Ala., Father Tipton races a 40- The Sting, a J-29 Class sloop skippered by They set up a survival tent on a barrier foot sloop called Holy Smoke with a crew William Whitehurst of Pensacola, Fla., island, where they were found by Father of students. was four miles south of the entrance to Tipton the next morning. After Dirigo, a the Pascagoula, Miss., channel when it Hunter 34, lost its rudder, the skipper For the start of the 180-mile overnight issued a Mayday, according to a Coast took the wheel off the boat and lashed race in the Gulf of Mexico late last Guard spokesman in Mobile. Nelson the storm job around it to fashion a sea month, the marine and aircraft weather Roltsch, 19, of Gulf Breeze, Fla., an expe- anchor. This held the boat for 12 hours reports all forecast the same thing: rienced dinghy racer, had been lost over- until the Coast Guard arrived. Winds would be building to 25 knots with board when a wave broke on the boat, 4- to 6-foot seas. In other mishaps, Father Tipton said, an rolling it. Ericson 34 named Rob Roy “opened up in Good sailing weather. A front was fore- Father Tipton said he believed Roltsch, the sea.” The crew kept the pumps run- cast to come through on Sunday, a day who was not wearing a floatation device, ning and raced for port. after the fleet would have finished. But was in the cockpit with Mark Manger, that’s not what happened. There were two reports of electrical fires the helmsman, when the wave struck. caused by waves washing down the com- A fleet of 29 boats, primarily club racers Neither was attached to the boat by a panionways and dousing electronic rather than grand prix yachts, started in a lifeline, and both were swept away. Man- equipment in the navigation stations, he 10- to 12-knot breeze on a Friday. There gers grabbed a loose sheet and pulled said. Two boats lost their rigs. And a 37- were to race from Gulfport, Miss., to the himself in, said Father Tipton. foot Heritage, running under bare poles Lightship at the entrance to the New Or- The Coast Guard said a man-overboard after breaking its headstay, was rolled leans Harbor, then to Mobile and home buoy and strobe were thrown to Roltsch. upside down. to Gulfport. But halfway, the fleet en- But as Father Tipton noted, the boat was countered an intense storm with sus- The Lightship Race was one of three on a broad reach with beam seas as high tained, near-hurricane winds pushing up within the last year that illustrates how as 20 feet. seas of 15 and 20 feet. prepared for the worst one should be “Obviously they could not tack in that when racing offshore. The Newport-to- About 1 A.M. on Saturday, March 26, condition and they had to jibe, which put Bermuda race was postponed at the last eight hours after the start, Father Tipton them below where the kid was, and they moment because of a severe tropical decided it was no fun slamming into the
storm that sprang to life only hours before the start. The Fort Lauder- Powerboat Committee Report dale-to-Key West race last January Johnny Marquez, Chairman was canceled after the 20 knots of wind forecast for the start shot up We are looking forward to a great 2021 for fishing and boating activities at to 50 knots. the club as we hope to break out of the social distancing requirements. The In recent years, offshore racing has power boat committee has been working diligently to rebuild and improve been going through a revival, with the fish cleaning station, boat ramp and boat cleaning facilities to be ready more people competing in more this spring. As usual, our club members have stepped up with donations and races. And as Tom Ehman, execu- have volunteered their labor and expertise to improve the club. We would tive director of the United States like to thank all of the donors and the Ladies Auxiliary for their financial sup- Racing Union, noted, “More people port to repair and enhance those facilities. are going out with less preparation. They don’t necessarily have the In addition, we would like to specifically thank Ken and Jeff Roskopf for vol- skills and experience.” unteering their labor for the electrical work and improved lighting, John Ru- In addition, Vincent Monte-Sano, ble for providing the labor to rebuild the cleaning tables, Joe Cowart for past commodore of the Storm Try- providing his plumbing expertise, Hank Lomax for tunneling under the ramp sail Club and starting-line chairman to enable a second washdown hose and Darren Smith for harassing every- for the Bermuda race observed, one to provide that support. It has been a great team effort, and your new “The boats are going faster, and the and improved fish and boat cleaning station will be up running by mid- faster they go the more dangerous February. they become.” We are planning fishing and power boat events for the upcoming spring and In offshore racing, he said, “You summer and will continue to roll those out as we hopefully get visibility on must be in touch with every con- improved conditions for group events. The Ship Island Rendezvous is ceivable facility concerning weath- er; and, yes, you’re going to have planned for Memorial Day weekend and our first evening trout tournament problems. But it seems we are hav- is set for Thursday, March 4th Stay tuned for more dates and events as the ing a rash of them now. And they weather warms. are connected . . . it’s like a snow- Tight Lines! Click here to donate to the ball rolling downhill.” Fish Cleaning Station Note from my memory: the afore- Johnny Marquez mentioned Rev. Paul S. Tipton, S.J., once celebrated Mass on the lower deck of the GYC on a Sunday morn- ing during the G.O.R.C. Citation Fishman, Joanne A. “Tragedy Shows Peril in Offshore Racing.” New York Times [New York], 17 April 1983, sec. 5 p. 11.
Gulfport Yacht Club PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE Billing: PO BOX 600, Gulfport, MS 39502 PAID Shipping: 800 East Pier, Gulfport, MS 39501 Permit #135 Gulfport, MS 39502 Cooking Off the Stern Address Service Requested NEW ORLEANS BARBEQUED SHRIMP: Don’t break out your grill for this dish. Here in New Orleans, barbecued shrimp means sautéed shrimp in Worcestershire-spiked butter sauce. 16 jumbo shrimp (12 per pound, about 1 1/2 pounds), with heads and unpeeled To: 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice (about 2 lemons) 2 teaspoons ground black pepper 2 teaspoons cracked black pepper 2 teaspoons Creole seasoning 1 teaspoon minced garlic 1 1/2 cups (3 sticks) cold unsalted butter, cubed French bread as accompaniment In a large skillet combine shrimp, Worcestershire, lemon juice, black peppers, Creole seasoning, and garlic and cook over moderately high heat until shrimp turn pink, about 1 minute on each side. Reduce heat to moderate and stir in butter, a few cubes at a time, stirring constantly and adding more only when butter is melted. Remove skillet from heat. Place shrimp in a bowl and pour sauce over top. Serve with French bread for dipping. Check out our website Sign up for GYC Text Blast! Text GYC to 51660 www.gulfportyachtclub.org February 2021 - GYC Hours of Operation Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Chart Room Drinks 11am - 1:30pm Closed 3pm - 10pm Closed 11am - 10pm 11am - 9pm 11am - 9pm Chart Room Breakfast Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed 8am - 11am Closed Chart Room Lunch 11am - 1:30pm Closed Closed Closed 11am - 1:30pm 11am - 1:30pm 11am - 1:30pm Chart Room Dinner Closed Closed 6pm - 8:30pm Closed 6pm - 9pm Closed Closed Pool Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
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