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In This Issue:

Cdr’s Message

Member Article/Photos Pgs 2-3

New Events Pgs 4-7

Officers’ Reports Pgs 8-9

VSC Page 10

Boating Safety Page 11

D/5 &National News Page 12-13

2017-18 Cal. of Events Page 14

Delhighlights is the official publi-

cation of the Delhigh Power

Squadron, a unit of United

States Power Squadrons®,

District 5, and is published bi-

monthly.

Editor: Lt Bea Norris, P [email protected] 610-366-0475

Most squadron meetings are held

monthly at :

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

514 3rd Avenue

Bethlehem, PA 18018

Delhigh website: www.delhigh.org

DELHIGH POWER SQUADRON

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District 5

Commander’s Corner

Cdr Kathleen Nowroozani, JN

FEBRUARY-MARCH 2017 VOLUME 57 ISSUE 1

As winter is finally upon us, one might think that boating would be pushed to the back of our minds. The bridge and executive com-mittee, however, have been hard at work teaching boating and planning boating events and having fun! In this issue you will find a full year’s worth of boating and other activities on the calendar so that you can save the dates for your favorite events.

This is also the time of year for boat shows. There are several coming up, including one in Baltimore at the end of January and Atlantic City in early March, and District 5 is always in need of a few good people to man the United States Power Squadron booth if anyone would like to lend a hand. I would be happy to set you up with whomever is in charge if you find yourself inter-ested in going one day.

For those of us who are thinking happy thoughts of spring al-ready, the D/5 conference is just around the corner with all of its weekend activities. There are classes for bridge members to help us learn to better support our squadron, old friends, new friends and, well, let’s face it, a whole lot of food and fun! Cyrus and I are attending and will host a commander’s reception prior to Friday night’s hospitality suites, plus we will be down there in a few weeks looking for some new fun places for lunch.

Our own Change-of-Watch is coming up soon as well. We have a new location set up and will be out on an enclosed, heated patio. It is a great size room for our size group and much more pleasing to the eye than the usual banquet room. I hope that you are planning to come out and join us for this event, and I apolo-gize in advance for boring you with my speech, it is a fact of life that I am unable to spare you from!

Photos in this issue were pro-

vided by Cdr Nowroozani and

P/C Michael Lebeduik, III.

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Delhigh’s Annual Christmas Party

Delhigh ended 2016 in style at our annual holiday

party 17 December. The event was held at

McCarthy’s Red Stag Pub in Easton. This was the

first time we have held a social event at this loca-

tion.

The room size was perfect for the twenty-six mem-

bers and guests. We had the entire second floor

and our own private bar, which was well utilized by

many!

Our D/5 guests were D/Lt/C C.M. Kohlenberg and

his wife, Judy. We thank them for making the long

trip to spend time with us and speaking to the

group at the event. After dinner we had an intense

Pollyanna gift exchange facilitated by Lt/C Keith

Knoblach and Nikki Lebeduik

There were a few items that were stolen multiple

times. We can only hope that P/C Rendish will

bring the three foot troll back next holiday party to

have someone else enjoy it for a year. It seems

like the gift that will keep on giving! Thank you to

all that attended. Special thanks to P/C Lebeduik

for the center piece donations and to Commander

Nowroozani and Assistant AO Lt Chris Ellis for

planning this fun and successful event!

P/C Brent Rhoads and Jane Rhoads

P/C Nowroozani, Cdr Nowroozani, P/C Rendish


D/Lt/C C.M. Kohlenberg

2016 Christmas Party

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Cdr Kathleen Nowroozani and 1st Lt Ed

Muschlitz


Erin and Dax Fleckenstein

Randy and P/C Jeanette Meisner

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2016 Christmas Party cont’d

Randy and Jeanette

Fernando Botelho, Nikki Lebeduik, Cyrus Nowroozani

Game Night at the Meisner's

P/C Bob Rendish, Gary Corcoran, P/C Jeanette

Meisner, P/C Brent Rhoads, Ed Muschlitz.

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Delhigh Bowling Fun

Saturday, 11 February 2017

1100

At

Hampton Lanes

326 Main Street

Northampton

$20.00 per person

includes:

2 hours of bowling

shoes

subs

$15 for kids under 18

Hammerhead Lounge will be OPEN

Please RSVP to Keith at

610-509-3526 or [email protected]

By Friday, 3 February

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As provided by our by-laws, the Nominating Com-

mittee presents for your consideration the slate of

officers for the elected positions for 2017-2018 as

follows:

Commander:

Cdr Kathleen Nowroozani, JN

Executive Office:

Lt/C Keith Knoblach, AP

SEO:

Lt/C Douglas McKenzie, JN

Administrative Officer:

Lt Chris Ellis, P

Secretary:

Lt Erin Fleckenstein, P

Treasurer:

Lt/C Gary Corcoran, AP

FEBRUARY-MARCH 2017

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Delhigh Power Squadron Change-of-Watch

Carriage House Restaurant

745 Gravel Pike (Rt. 29), East Greenville

Saturday 4 March 2017

Cocktail Hour and Cash Bar

1800

with Tomato Bruschetta, Smoked Salmon & Cream Cheese and Lemon Grass

Spring Rolls

Dinner and Ceremony

1900

Buffet Dinner

Caesar Salad, Fresh Bread, Sliced Top Round of Beef Au Jus & Sour Cream Horse-

radish Sauce, Chicken Parmesan, Twice Baked Potatoes,

Tortellini with Tomato Basil and Cream sauce,

Lemon Cello Cake and Apple Strudel

$49 per person

_________________________________________________________

Delhigh Change-of-Watch

Reservation Form

Please Respond by: Friday 24 February 2017

Rank_____ Name: ________________________________________Grade_____

Rank _____Name: ________________________________________Grade_____

Total Enclosed _______________

(Checks payable to: Delhigh Power Squadron)

Send to: Keith Knoblach, 1026 Lehigh St. Allentown, Pa. 18103

[email protected] or 610-509-3526


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Join Delhigh

for our

April Meeting

and

Old Favorite

Recipe Pot

Luck!

Wednesday,

5 April

1830

Holy Trinity

Church,


Join Delhigh for our May Monthly Meeting at

to watch the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs

play the Rochester Red Wings!

When: Tuesday, 9 May 2017

Where: PennTeleData Party Porch (3rd

Base Side)

Buffet: 6:05 PM – 8:05 PM

Game: 7:05 PM

Cost: $37.00 each

NOTE: The private, upgraded buffet will be served rain or shine

and includes the usual burgers, dogs and sides plus flank steak

and BBQ chicken. If the game is cancelled the buffet WILL

STILL BE SERVED. We will meet regardless of the weather!

We have our own buffet this year and a roof over our heads so

we can still stay dry in the rain!

Please contact Kathleen Nowroozani at 610-351-5192 or

[email protected] if you would like to make a reservation to at-

tend.

Payment is required NO LATER THAN: 7 April

2017.

See you at the Ballpark!!!

Last year we had seats that were spread out be-

cause of late RSVPs. The sooner you RSVP the

more likely we are to have seats together!

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Come Join Delhigh Power Squadron

for our 5th Annual Sock Burning!

Saturday, 29 April 2017

1700

at the Lebeduik Residence

Hamburgers and hot dogs will be

provided

Please bring an appetizer, side or

dessert

To share

Don’t forget your socks!!!

Please RSVP to Keith at

[email protected]

Or 610-509-3526


HAPPY BIRTHDAY

FEBRUARY

KATHLEEN NOWROOZANI FEB 01

BEATRICE NORRIS FEB 01

DAVID HUNSBERGER FEB 15

CAMILLA STEMRICH FEB 21

JESSICA WAGONER FEB 24

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Executive Officer’s Report

Lt/C Kim Karaman, S

Educational Officer’s Report

Lt/C Doug McKenzie, JN

Now that the long, cold, dark days of winter are

upon us, I hope you are using your time wisely.

Delhigh has many educational opportunities to en-

hance your boating knowledge and experiences.

We are currently running the Piloting course, and

our students are progressing well through the les-

sons. Many thanks to Fran Montuori for being

such a HUGE help with the instruction and hands

on exercises!

Delhigh also just finished the ABC course and all

the students passed, will receive their safe boat-

ing certificate from the state of Pa, along with a six

month free membership to Delhigh! Many thanks

to Kathleen Nowroozani and Keith Knoblach for

doing such a great job teaching!

D5 is running the Junior Navigation and Naviga-

tion courses online, and some of our members are

taking advantage of that. This is a great opportu-

nity to take these advanced courses with great

instructors!

The United States Power Squadron has so many

educational opportunities, many available online,

please take advantage and further your boating

knowledge.


The holidays are over and I hope

everyone had a wonderful and joy-

ous time with family and friends.

There are only two upcoming

events on the D/5 calendar at this

time.

19-26 February 2017 is the United

States Power Squadrons Annual

Meeting at The Rosen Center in

Orlando, Florida. Details and regis-

tration forms are available on the

D/5 Website.

30 March 2017- 2 April 2017 is the

D/5 Spring Conference which will

be held at the Princess Royale Ho-

tel in Ocean City, Maryland. A list of

activities, events and registration

forms are available on the D/5

Website.

Both events have training classes

and fun filled activities.

Be safe throughout this winter sea-

son and we will see you soon!

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Administrative Officer’s Report

Lt/C Keith Knoblach, AP

Come for the Boating Education… Stay for the Friends℠


The holidays are over and it is the beginning of a new year. Delhigh has begun to get the calendar of events

planned for this year.

Here is a list of past and upcoming events:

Delhigh’s 17 December 2016 Holiday Party at McCarthy's Red Stag Pub in Bethlehem, PA was attended by

26 members and guests. Thank you all who attended and participated in the Pollyanna Gift Exchange. The

gift exchange was exciting, as usual, with many unique and coveted gifts. Thank you to D/LT/C C.M. Kohlen-

berg and his lovely wife, Judy, for attending.

Our 14 January 2017 Game Night was hosted by P/C Jeanette Meisner and Lt Randy Meisner at their home.

Thank you all for coming out to this event despite the wintery weather that evening. Thank you to the Meis-

ners for their hospitality.

32 members, family and friends attended the 20 January 2017 Phantoms Hockey Game at the PPL Center

Allentown, PA. The Phantoms beat the Wilkes Barre Penguins 5 to 3! It was such an exciting game! Thank

you to all who attended.

On 1 February 2017, our Founder's Day Meeting will be held at 1760 Pub and Grille in Trexlertown, PA. The

cost is $ 25.00 per person. Please RSVP to Keith Knoblach at phone 610-509-3526 or at

[email protected] by Sunday 22 January 2017. The menu is on the Delhigh Website and also in Delhigh-

lights.

Let’s go bowling on Saturday, 11 February 2017 at 1100 at Hampton Lanes in Northampton, PA. The cost is

$20 per person. This price includes shoe rental, 2 hours of action packed bowling, and a hero sandwich.

Please RSVP to keithk562aol.com or call/text 610-509-3526 by 4 February 2017.

On 4 March 2017 at 1800 Delhigh will hold its Change-of-Watch at the Carriage House Inn in East

Greenville, PA. The cost is $49.00 per person. Complete information is in Delhighlights.

Our April meeting will be held on 5 April at 1830 and is Old Favorite Recipe Night at the Holy Trinity Church

in Bethlehem, PA. Please bring your favorite dish for all to enjoy!

On 29 April 2017 at 1700, our Annual Sock Burning Party will be held and hosted by Michael and Nikki Le-

beduik at their residence. Please bring a side dish or a dessert. RSVP to Michael at tja.ml3@ verizon.net.

Will be looking forward to seeing you. Have a happy and healthy 2017!

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VESSEL SAFETY CORNER P/C Michael Lebeduik, JN

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It is the time of year when everyone is getting cabin fever

and looking forward to getting back on the water. This love

of water and boating gives us a common bond. Now is the

time to think about how we can prepare our boats for a

Vessel Safety Check.

What is a Vessel Safety Check?

VSC is a program to help boaters better understand and

voluntarily come into compliance with the federal and indi-

vidual state recreational boating safety regulations. Con-

ducting a VSC by an examiner allows a one-on-one con-

tact with the owner or operator, in hope that they will

maintain and operate their vessel in a safe manner. It is

also a time when boating education is introduced into the

conversation, making the public more aware of the

classes available to them to help increase their knowledge

and on water boating skills and promote safe boating as

well as respect for the waterways which we enjoy.

A Vessel Safety Check includes and is not limited to;

checking Life Jackets, Visual Distress Signals, Fire Extin-

guishers, Ventilation, Back Flame Control, Navigation

Lights, Sound Producing Devices and more.

Your Vessel Safety Examiners are getting ready for an-

other successful year. For a VSC contact anyone of our

VE’s: Cdr. Kathleen Nowroozani, Lt/C Keith Knoblach, P/

C George Kelchner, P/C Michael Lebeduik, III, P/Lt/C

John Kudera or Lt Richard Garnjost.

Last, there is still time to sharpen your boating skills or

refresh your knowledge by taking a course or elective

course.

Anyone interested in becoming a Vessel Examiner,

please contact: P/C Michael Lebeduik, III at Phone:

(610) – 691 – 3348 , or email: [email protected]

Comparing Boat Insurance Coverage

After shopping for yacht insurance, I thought others might benefit from what I learned. First off, if your vessel is over 26 feet, you should shop for a yacht policy rather than a boat policy. Determine which company is actually underwriting the risk and issuing the policy. Most insurance agents represent multi-ple underwriters and can recommend a policy appropriate for you. Get price quotes and sample policies from at least three different underwriters. Be aware that standard yacht or boat policies don’t exist. Each policy is different, and underwriters write their own con-tract language. You cannot ask three companies to quote you a policy with $75,000 agreed hull value and try to compare apples to apples. You must read the entire policy to discover what the insurance covers and what it doesn’t. Look for the following provisions in the fine print. Named storms. Some policies exclude all claims resulting from any named storm for vessels over 10 years old. Other policies cover the damage or partial loss subject to a higher deductible (most have a 10 percent of agreed hull value). Some policies offer reimbursement of expenses incurred for storm preparation (moving or hauling the vessel). Consequential damages. Most policies exclude any cover-age of components that fail as a result of wear and tear or gradual deterioration. When that seacock or through hull fails, insurance won’t cover replacement. What’s more, if that failed seacock causes your boat to sink at the dock, your insurance may not cover the loss unless your policy includes a conse-quential damage clause, which costs more. Marina contracts. Nearly all marinas want you to sign some-thing and provide liability insurance to lease a slip. Be careful: You may be personally liable if your yacht policy doesn’t pro-vide coverage for risks you assume by signing another con-tract. Also be aware that if underwriters provide liability for marina contracts, the liability could be limited to $10,000 if damage occurs due to a named storm. Although the marina and you may both think you have the $300,000 liability re-quired by the marina contract, you may have just assumed a personal liability for $290,000. Depreciation. Most of you know that claims for canvas, din-ghies and the like will be depreciated, with a “useful life” of around five to seven years. But major electrical or mechanical equipment can be depreciated as much as 85 percent. One policy I examined excluded coverage for mechanical equip-ment older than 15 years. If you have an older vessel, you may not have the insurance you think you have. Long story short: Read your policy thoroughly. –Jim Kuemmel Reprinted from USPS Compass


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Ice strength depends upon thickness, snow cover, changes in temperature, depth of the water under the ice, water flow (current), and water level. Schools of fish under the ice also affect the ice’s integrity. Familiarize yourself with the following guidelines for ice skating or ice fishing on ponds or lakes.

1. Avoid ice that’s clouded with air bubbles. Although it appears solid, it’s typically weak. Ice must freeze to a uniform depth of at least 4 inches before it’s firm enough for group skating or ice fishing.

2. Identify and avoid areas with partially submerged obstacles such as stumps and rocks where the ice is usually weaker.

3. Avoid ice over moving water, which is most likely unsafe.

4. Examine ice for man-made hazards such as where ice has bro-ken or been cut. Clearly identify these hazards for the benefit of others.

5. Never permit solo skating or ice fishing. Children should skate in clearly defined areas and only with adult supervision.

To learn more about ice rescue safety, visit lifesaving.com. –

Gerald M. Dworkin, Lifesaving Resources

Reprinted from USPS Compass

Safety On The Ice

DELHIGH POWER SQUADRON

BRIDGE

2016-17

COMMANDER Cdr Kathleen Nowroozani, JN

6951 Sunflower Ln Macungie, PA 18062

610 351-5192 [email protected]

EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lt/C Kim Karaman, S

RR4, Box 4345 310 Pleasant Dr. W.

Kunkeltown, PA 18085 [email protected]

EDUCATIONAL OFFICER Lt/C Doug McKenzie, JN

4003 Danberry Dr Easton, PA 18045 610 217-7164

[email protected]

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Lt/C Keith Knoblach, AP

1026 Lehigh St. Allentown, PA 18103

610-509-3526 [email protected]

SECRETARY

Lt/C Michelle Botelho, AP 4735 Highland Way

Center Valley, PA 18034 610-791-5067

[email protected]

TREASURER Lt/C Gary Corcoran, AP

6964 Sunflower Ln Macungie, PA 18062

610 421-8172 [email protected]

http://www.usps.org/

http://www.theensign.org/uspscompass/index.html

mailto:[email protected]

http://twitter.com/boatingisfun

https://www.facebook.com/uspowersquadrons

http://www.lifesaving.com/

http://www.lifesaving.com/

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DISTRICT 5 NEWS

REVISED EDITION OF BASIC WEATHER AND FORECASTING SEMINAR Newly revised, the 2016 edition of the Basic Weather and Forecasting seminar has a well-deserved reputation for deal-ing with the complex (and critically important) subject of weather. Fun to take and teach, the 2016 edition comes with enhanced graphics and, for the first time, video and audio clips. The new edition continues a broad approach that covers basic weather dynamics and observation but with more emphasis on modern sources of professional marine forecasts. Instructors can order Basic Weather Kits for their students. An Onboard Weather Forecasting Quick Guide is also avail-able.

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS Several USPS national committees are looking for volunteers with these technical skills: graphic design, desktop publish-ing, technical editing, proofreading, marketing and social media. We need volunteers who have expertise in Adobe Crea-tive Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop), Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Publisher) and CorelDRAW. Boating expertise is not required. This is a great opportunity to learn while sharing your technical skills to help USPS de-velop products and services that benefit squadrons and the boating public. Committee chairs will work with you to ensure assignments are clear and respect your time availability. Contact Nominations Committee chairman Bill Selden V at [email protected] or 804-240-1401.

NEW POLICY ON EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS To eliminate the confusion concerning the administration of educational seminars, the Educational Department leader-ship is issuing a new policy effective Jan. 1, 2017. In summary, an authorized copy of United States Power Squadrons seminar materials should be distributed to all students, with the exception of members of the same household wishing to share materials. The course information and CD are proprietary materials, and squadrons aren’t authorized to present seminars without these materials. In addition, every student should be registered in the HQ-800 system, so the record is available in future years.


2017 District 5 Spring Conference

Could it be Smith Mountain Lake Sail & Power Squadron is thinking Spring? Yes, indeed! Winter will be behind us and

Spring will be arriving with D/5 Officer Training and Spring Conference March 30 – April 2 in Ocean City, MD.

Renew friendships Thursday evening out and about the Princess Royale Hotel. On Friday, attend an Officer Training class

or two offered throughout the day. These classes are open to anyone who is interested in learning about the duties and

tools of the “trade.” Take time to check out the vendor area and browse the raffle table on Friday and Saturday. How

should the day be capped off? Hospitality Suites, of course! Enjoy exploring the suites, having some treats and renewing

friendships in the Pool Atrium.

On Saturday, regular business will be happening including the General Session in the Exhibit Hall enhanced with newly

installed sound equipment. Join us for lunch where you can build your perfect sandwich at an amazing sandwich buffet

with all the trimmings.

The Commander’s Reception followed by the Awards Banquet and Change of Watch cap off the day. Before heading for

home on Sunday, please welcome our new D/5 Commander at the New Commander’s Breakfast.

Now is the time to mark your calendars and make plans to join us for an outstanding Spring Conference! See you there!

David Eberle, SN

Commander, Smith Mountain Lake Sail & Power Squadron REPRINTED FROM MARK 5

UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS® NATIONAL NEWS

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RESERVATION FORM United States Power Squadrons D/5 Spring Conference

30 March - 2 April 2017 Princess Royale Hotel, Ocean City, Maryland

MEMBER: Rank________ Name _____________________________________ Grade ________ ADDRESS ________________________ CITY ___________________ STATE ____ ZIP _______ SQUADRON ______________________ POSITION ________________ FIRST TIMER? _______ E-mail _________________________________________ PHONE _____________________ SPOUSE/OTHER ATTENDEES: Rank _________ Name ______________________________ Grade_______ First Timer? ______ Rank _________ Name ______________________________ Grade_______ First Timer? ______ MENU SELECTIONS SATURDAY LUNCH: Lunch Sandwich Buffet: # ___ @ $23 = $_____ Sliced Meats to include Roast Beef, Roast Turkey, Baked Ham, and Salami with American, Swiss and Provolone Cheeses, Lettuce, Sliced Tomatoes and Onions, Pickles with Assorted Rolls and Breads, Pasta Salad, Potato Salad and Potato Chips, Brownies and Blondies Coffee, Tea, Decaf Coffee & Iced Tea Stations SATURDAY BANQUET ENTREE CHOICES: Beef Medallions & Mushrooms w/ Gravy # ___ @ $37 = $_____ over Garlic Mashed Potatoes Seafood Newburg – Scallops, Crab and Shrimp in a Delicious Cream # ___ @ $34 = $_____ Sauce w/Sherry served over Garlic Mashed Potatoes Vegetarian / Gluten Free Vegetable Stir-Fry served over Rice # ___ @ $24 = $_____ Selections served with: House Salad w/ choice of Ranch or Balsamic Dressing Vegetable Medley of Carrots, Broccoli, & Cauliflower Rolls & Butter Chef’s Selection of Desserts Coffee, Tea, Decaf Coffee, & Iced Tea Station Total Enclosed: $____ Dietary Restrictions: ____________________________________ Make Checks Payable to: SML S&PS SEND TO: Trish Fox,1062 Stonewood Ct.,Forest, VA 24551 Phone: 607 426-9810 E-mail: [email protected] Recommended Dress: Thursday/Friday/Saturday - USPS/Squadron Shirts Banquet - Uniform A with bowtie MAKE ROOM RESERVATIONS DIRECTLY WITH HOTEL - Call Reservations Dept. at 800-476-9253 Use the Reservation ID Code: U.S. Power Squadron, District 5 Princess Royale Hotel 9100 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, Maryland Non-Smoking Venue - Handicapped Rooms available on a request basis Rates: Ocean view/pool view Suite: $114.00 per night Ocean Suite: $159.00 per night 2BR/2BA Oceanfront Condo: $249.00 per night, 3BR: $279.00 per night (rates listed above do not include taxes)

ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE BY 1 MARCH 2017 TO ENSURE USPS RATES DIRECTIONS: From RT 90, turn left onto Coastal Hwy. Hotel will be on the right.


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2017-18 Calendar of Events

All Calendar events are subject to change as the bridge sees fit.

Please contact Keith at 610-509-3526 or [email protected] for more information on any scheduled event.

Founder’s Day Meeting May Iron Pigs Meeting Trailerboat Rendezvous Road Rally

Wednesday, 1 February 2017 Tuesday, 9 May 2017 Saturday, 26 August 2017 Saturday, 11 November 2017

1760 Pub and Grille Coca Cola Park, Allentown Blue Marsh Lake/Nowroozani Pool TBA

1800 1905 1000

Bowling

Beltzville Lake Clean Up and Vessel

Safety Checks Chili Cook-off and September Meeting Beer Tasting and Tacos

Saturday, 11 February 2017 Saturday, 20 May 2017 Wednesday, 6 September 2017 Friday, 17 November 2017

Hampton Lanes Beltzville Lake Holy Trinity Church, Bethlehem Nowroozani Residence

1100 900 1630 1800

Change of Watch Post Clean Up Rendezvous Game Night Holiday Party

Saturday, 4 March 2017 Saturday, 20 May 2017 Saturday, 23 September 2017 Saturday, 9 December 2017

Carriage House Joey B’s, Palmerton TBA TBA

1800 1300

St Patrick’s Day Celebration Ice Cream Social Oktoberfest Meeting

January Meeting with Soup or

Salad Pot Luck

Sunday, 19 March 2017 Wednesday, 7 June 2017 Norris Residence Wednesday, 3 January 2018

McKenzie Residence Nowroozani Residence 1700 Holy Trinity Church, Bethlehem

1400 1800 1830

District 5 Change of Watch Summer Rendezvous Beer Tasting Game Night

Thursday, 30 March – Sunday April 2 Thursday 22 – Sunday, 25 June 2017 Saturday, 28 October 2017 Saturday, 13 January 2018

Princess Royale, OCMD TBA TBA TBA

April Meeting and Old Favorite Potluck July Poolside Meeting and BBQ November Meeting Friday Fun Night

Wednesday, 5 April 2017 Wednesday, 12 July 2017 Wednesday, 1 November 2017 Friday, 26 January 2018

Holy Trinity Church, Bethlehem Nowroozani Residence TBA Corcoran Residence

1830 1800 1800

Sock Burning Social Hour Sporting Clays Bowling

Saturday, 29 April 2017 Wednesday, 26 July 2017 Saturday, 4 November 2017 Saturday, 24 February 2018

Lebeduik Residence Botelho Residence Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays TBA

1700 1800 1000

Wine Tasting Musikfest Mania Paint and Wine Change of Watch

5 or 6 May 2017 9 or 10 August Saturday, 4 November 2017 Friday, 2 March 2018

TBA TBA TBA Bear Creek Mountain Resort


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