Club Banquet (Apr 21) - Good time had
by all.  Commodore Pete Sarelis gathered a
number of ice sailing videos for view before
dinner.  After dinner he started a short
program recapping the "non-season" (those
sailors who traveled near & far to find ice).  
Highlight of the evening was a presentation
of Honorary Membership to Evert
VanderBerg for his numerous years of
contribution, both national and international,
to the sport of ice sailing.  The evening
culminated with David Frost explaining the
video of his boat destroying incident.
  

Next Event - We're planning for the July 4th
Parade and presence at the Maritime
Museum in South Haven June 16th.  

Club items for sail - We have apparel
items and our new burgey available.    
Contact Secretary.








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Swap Meet, Saturday, November 5th @ Gull lake Country Club
History Night, December 1st
Swap Meet, Saturday, November 5th @ Gull lake Country Club
Swap Meet, Saturday, November 5th @ Gull lake Country Club
Jim Fish explaining history
of the Sprinter.  His boat,
sail #2, built in '59/'60 is still
sailing today
Among the many items on
display is this brass on
wood pennant from 1908.  
Original inscription mentions
the Wolverine and D. C.
Olin.  Several other
inscriptions from teens &
twenties.
Randy presents Evert with Honorary membership
A fine desert!