Windycrest Holiday Party. 15th Annual Cajun Turkey Fry November 10, 2012 See Flyer inside. Details to follow

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1 Official Publication of Windycrest Sailing Club/Keystone Lake, Oklahoma VOLUME 19 NUMBER 10, OCTOBER, 2012 Barbara Montalbano Editor OCTOBER Windycup Club Championship 21...KB Fall 7 & 8 Pro: Fred Morgan 28...Winter Series 1 & 2 Pro: Steve Elliott NOVEMBER Winter Series 3 & 4 Pro: Tom Korthanke 4...Daylight Savings Ends 5...BOG Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sand Springs Case Community Center 9...Windword Articles Due 10...Cajun Fried Thanksgiving Hosts: KBRF, C-25, C Winter Series 5 & 6 Pro: Danny Ziegler 11...Veterans Day 22...Thanksgiving DECEMBER BOG Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sand Springs Case Community Center 7...Windword Articles Due 25...Christmas JANUARY, IHBG RAFT-UP Noon - WSC Pavillion 7...BOG Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sand Springs Case Community Center 11...Windword Articles Due FEBRUARY Renewal Membership DUE 15th Annual Cajun Turkey Fry November 10, 2012 See Flyer inside Windycrest Holiday Party Details to follow

2 Windword Page 2 BOARD OF GOVERNOR S MEETING Windycrest Sailing Club Board of Governors Meeting Minutes - October 1, 2012 (draft) The BOG convened at 6:30 pm in the Sand Springs Case Community Center on October 1, Board members present were Doug Lewis (Commodore), Danny Ziegler (Vice- Commodore), Michael Jones (Rear- Commodore), David Briggs (Past- Commodore), Chris Gill (Fleet Captain), Tom Proctor (Treasurer), and Judy Andrews (Activities Captain). Guests included Facilities Manager Jack Stewart, Windword Editor Barbara Montalbano, acting secretary Karey Low, MS Chair Mark Lobo, Mike Lang, Steve Horn, Yul Schaffer and prospective member Don Henry. Membership request was made by Don Henry. He was approved for regular membership. Don will soon be bringing a South Coast 23 to WSC and storing it on a mooring. Mike Lang expressed his concerns about some of the proposed changes to the bylaws. Mike recommended different wording for Article X Sec 1. He also recommended striking Article X sec 2, and Article XIV. Steve Horn recommended that Article III sec 5 remain as is. Tom moved to accept the proposed changes to the bylaws, excluding the four preceding items. Following a second, the vote approved the changes. The four items listed above will be studied further and recommendations will be made. Yul reported on the progress of the chain replacement for C dock. He reported that the anchors and chains going deeper into the cove may be corroding at a faster rate. He recommended that the Club have a couple new anchors constructed so that, when one requires replacement, there will be one available without needing to wait for construction. Mark Lobo reported on the 2012 MS Regatta. Approximately $51,000 was raised to fight Multiple Sclerosis. Mark presented a recommendation from the MS committee that Windycrest establish a 501C-3 organization. It was suggested that a 501C-3 might help deal with some of the issues that arose as a result of policy changes in the national MS organization. No decision was sought at this time. The issue may be brought up to the Steering Committee for their input. Facilities Manager's Report: Jack reported that the replacement of 17 of the 26 chains on C dock should be completed this week. The remainder should be completed next year. D dock chains will soon also require replacement. Jack reported he purchased a new lawn mower. He will get a cost estimate for the construction of a couple new anchors for C dock. Activities Captain's Report: Judy reported that Allene Donley has done a good job organizing the barbeque dinner for next Saturday. She reported that the Club Christmas party is scheduled for December 8, not the 9th. Fleet Captain's Report: Chris noted that the Windycup is October 13 and 14. BOARD OF GOVERNORS COMMODORE Doug Lewis d3klewis@cox.net VICE COMMODORE Danny Ziegler danny@windycrest.com REAR COMMODORE Michael Jones cell mcima@cox.net PAST COMMODORE David Briggs david.briggs@valmont.com SECRETARY Pam Low pglow@sbcglobal.net TREASURER Tom Proctor TomProCPA@aol.com FLEET CAPTAIN Chris Gill gillchr@cox.net ACTIVITIES CAPTAIN Judy Andrews jaandrews@cox.net Windword Editor: Barbara reported the Windword deadline is Saturday, October 6. Treasurer's Report: Tom distributed the financials for the month. Continued on Page 5

3 Windword Page FLEET CAPTAINS Keelboat Racing Fleet Terry Rainey terainey@cox.net MC Scow I V McNamara s20sailor@gmail.com Centerboard Racing Fleet Darrel Daniel drrldaniel@aol.com Catalina 22 Matt Gillis mgillis@aol.com FROM THE COMMODORE This will be my final report as the Commodore of Windycrest Sailing Club. I would like to think it has been a good year, not too many controversies or disruptions. I have had a good crew to help on the Board of Governors, with a good crew to take over. There has been some concern with the way the changing tax laws have caused the MS Society to treat our members and our club while raising funds for their organization. A little more corporate and a little less family than a lot of us would have liked. The board may be looking into options for still having a charity regatta, but perhaps a different format that would put the event back into the hands of club members. More on this as it develops. All and all, I think everything has evolved smoothly. We have a new bar that can withstand the deepest of waters and a majority of the chains on C Dock have been replaced without the loss of any vessels. I owe the credit to several other members, but I can claim to have been the commodore at the time. I did very little labor to accomplish this, for that I want to thank those that have supported the club. Again I would like to thank the 2012 BOG and all of the members who have made my term a pleasant one. See you on the water, Doug Lewis, Past Commodore Thistle Fred Morgan fjmorganii@gmail.com +95 Fleet/Sunfish Steve Snider mscelloplayer@ecewb.com C27/25 Rex & Allene Donley crdonley@juno.com SAFETY FIRST Early in September at the MS, a member's guest fell overboard during the race. It was an eight year old child that wasn't wearing a PFD. Another guest from the same boat went into the water to help the child. The member then had a difficult time sailing back up to them, and there was separation between the three. Luckily other racers and a fisherman in a powerboat observed the situation and were able to rescue the people overboard. This illustrates how quickly and easily a fun day at the lake could turn to tragedy. Remember that all children under age 13 are required to wear a PFD while on the lake or docks. Every skipper should have a protocol for their boat in the event of a sinking, capsize, dismasting, or man overboard. Think anchors, tow lines, throwables, fire extinguishers, and PFD's for everyone on the boat. Safety is a concern for all of us. Please be aware of Club rules and boating regulations, and use your best judgement when out at the lake. PUT SAFETY FIRST!

4 Windword Page 4 Windword Editor: Barbara Montalbano amont@att.net Published at: Star Forms, Inc., 1916 South Harvard Tulsa, OK FAX (918) starforms@att.net Visit our website at You can information to the Board Members via this webpage. Classified Ads (Members Only) No charge, but members must renew ad after 2nd time it runs WINDWORD ADVERTISING RATES Commercial/Display Ads $50 Full Page $30 1/2 Page $15 1/4 Page WSC Member -Display Ads $25 Full Page $15 1/2 Page $7.50 1/4 Page VICE COMMODORE S REPORT Have you been out enjoying the nice fall weather on your boat? I think we'll have a little more of it before winter gets here, so get out and take advantage of it. Fall sailing is the best. Yul Shaffer showed up at the BOG meeting this October. For those of you who may not know Yul, He is one of the leaders of the Chain Gang and lead, secondary, and assistant diver on the C-Dock chain replacement project. He gave a great report to the board on how the project has been going, what has worked and what hasn't, and shared his intimate knowledge of the bottom of Windycrest Cove. The report was most enlightening for the simple fact that we gained a feeling of how much time, energy, knowledge and effort the Chain Gang has put into the project. At this time, the chain gang has replaced 17 of the 26 anchors on C dock. Thank you, Chain Gang. I would like to remind everyone on the moorings that it is the boatowners responsibility to maintain the tackle above the ball, and also the scope as the water levels changes. We have been pretty lucky the last couple of years with the water levels. For the new people on moorings, you will need to plan to come to the Club and adjust your scope for every 7 to 10 feet rise in lake level, depending on mooring location. Keep an eye on your mooring lines for chafe and other signs of wear, especially after storms or big blows. We recently made numerous tweaks to the by-laws, cleaning them up and bringing them into the 21st century. Thanks to all of you who made comments and suggestions. Overall we had a positive response to the effort. At the BOG meeting of 10/1/12, the board approved all the changes with the following exceptions: Article III, section 5; Article X; and Article XIV. These areas of the by-laws were determined to need further review. The Board will submit changes to these areas at the November BOG meeting, as per Article VI, section 1. Woohoo, don't I sound official! OK, now back to real sailing. The MCSW regatta was great. We had 18 boats at the regatta, including 15 from Windycrest. Light winds but good weather made it really enjoyable. Everything went really smooth, from the Friday night cookout to the trophy presentation. Thanks to everyone who helped out, especially to Skeeter for PROing and the rest of the race committee. I'm already looking forward to the next MC Southwest Regatta. The BBQ Round Up was awesome. C-Dock members really set the bar high by cooking up some beautiful briskets with all the fixings. Thanks to Rex and Allene, Steve and Ruth, Ken and Libbye, Ashley, Donna, Paul, and everyone from C Dock that helped with the party. Lastly, I'm looking forward to serving as Commodore beginning next month. Doug and Dave have done a great job. I hope to follow up their leadership. The other board members rotating off have done a wonderful job throughout their tenure. We have a great group taking their place and hope to keep Windycrest moving forward in the right direction.

5 Windword Page 5 Want to buy a House... with a splendid lake view and a boat dock and slip? Why DRIVE to the lake when you can LIVE at the lake?... and be in your boat in 5 minutes For further information contact Ron Buckner at RE/MAX Executives ( The view is of our house from the street and in addition there is a slide show of 24 other photographs, mostly inside the house but some views of the lake and one of our boat dock. The boat slip is presently being modified to take keel boats with an 8 ft. clearance. $279,000 Immediate occupancy. Jack and Bennie McKenzie (... We are heading for the Texas Hill Country)

6 Windword Page 6 Waiting Lists - September 17, 2012 Changes: For any changes, additions or questions about the waiting list, please call Danny Ziegler, or at vice.commodore@windycrest.com. Requests for water space, dry sail space upgrades and trailer space MUST BE MADE IN WRITING to the Vice Commodore. The list date is the postmark date if mailed, the date of hand delivery or date is sent. Past due fees will cause removal from the list. Your membership must be current to be on the list. VISIT WINDYCREST.COM All requests are based on dated, written requests submitted to the Vice Commodore. SLIP UPGRADE LIST 7/21/2001 Rex Donley, C to B 10/20/2005 Barbara Montalbano, C to B 3/26/2012 Rick Floyd, C to B or D SLIP WAITING LIST 6/18/2012 Rick Floyd (from Passed list) 6/2/2011 Jan Gavin From Passed list) 7/21/2011 Patrick Hoey* 2/6/2012 Scott Williams 2/7/2012 Matt Loyd 3/3/2012 Eric Yost* 3/5/2012 Greg Tiffany* 8/29/2012 Paul Scott 9/1/2012 Mark Lobo 9/3/2012 Evelyn Hayes 9/10/2012 Bob Wandres * currently on mooring MOORING UPGRADE LIST 9/10/2012 Bob Wandres MOORING WAITING LIST PASSED SLIP LIST Members who have reached the top of the Slip Waiting List or previously held a slip may request to be placed at the top of the Waiting List at at any time. 6/2/1997 Ed Dailey 1/1/2000 Fred Morgan , MAILING LABEL/ADDRESS CORRECTION Please check your and/or mailing label. If you find errors or want to correct or change something, please contact Pam Low at or pglow@sbcglobal.net. 1/30/2002 Roger Seimens 1/30/2003 George Thomas 10/5/2003 Wendy Hawkins 2/3/2004 Darrel Daniel 4/1/2005 Margaret Hamlett 4/19/2006 Kurt Kraus 6/11/2007 Maurice Casad 6/30/2007 Chris Gill 9/2/2008 Clay Agent 11/28/2008 Bob Ibanez 5/21/2009 Stu Bernd 6/8/2009 Mike Dixon 8/18/2009 IV McNamara 10/22/2010 Preston Bannon 2/1/2011 Ron Reese 2/1/2011 Dave Runnels 3/20/2012 Paul Jensen 9/14/2012 Jan Gavin TRAVEL TRAILER WAITING LIST 5/6/2011 David Williams 11/18/2011 Les Howard 6/25/2012 Roy Lagore PASSED TRAVEL TRAILER LIST 2/27/1999 Barbara Montalbano 10/30/2001 John Lissau 10/9/2004 Reid Barcus 10/10/2004 Joe Perrault 10/11/2004 Terry Dannar 4/1/2005 Margaret Hamlett 4/1/2005 Diana Opalach 7/1/2005 Sam Mieir 11/30/2010 David Runnels A reminder from the Windycrest Store- Please be sure to contact me for any Windycrest Store needs, either at club events, by phone or . If ordering clothing it is possible to just order one of a wide variety of items. Jackets, slickers, fleece vests, windbreakers with or without linings, short or long sleeve polos, and denim shirts are just some of the things that can be ordered with the Windycrest logo. In-stock items include: Burgees Lapel pins Koozies Caps Soft lunch coolers, And some youth denim shirts Do let me know if there is anything you would like to order. Judy Andrews jaandrews@cox.net and keep up on all the latest club news

7 Windword Page 7 WSC Sabots Training Boats, Length 8 Sail Area - 58 Sq. Ft., - Total boat weight - 95 lbs. $350 per boat Contact Michael Jones Boats for Sale Boat for Sale 1988 Catalina 22 with retractable keel & pop-top Hull No Pat s Cat - located on C-dock Main, 110% jib, 150% Genoa sails (mainsheet new) Mariner 4 h.p. motor Continental marine battery & working lights Bottom repainted in 2007 Covers for cabin, boom, tiller & motor, Cabin curtains, Whisker pole, Stern boarding ladder Bow & stern pulpits with lifelines 2-burner alcohol steve Self-contained head with privacy curtain Jiffy-reefing hardware Anchor with line; paddle & boat hook, Distress signal horn $ 5,500 OBO Pat Brown or twosrs@windstream.net Boat for Sale MacGregor 22. and accompanying trailer. It is a good first boat for someone who wants to get into sailing. It is easy to rig and easy to sail. As an aside to that, the boat handles fine with just the main. The main and jib are in good condition. This boat is light, so once Keystone starts white capping, extra ballast would be helpful. The boat has a large and comfortable cockpit Warren & Barbara Graham Boat for Sale 1980 Catalina 25, No trailer Jib has a roller furler, 9.9 hp outboard Stern pulpit is slightly damaged Lazy jacks, Tiller tamer, Portapotty Anchor and line, AM/FM radio The navigation lights need some work Asking $2500 Contact Nuel Holman Merit 22ʼ sailboat, trailer and outboard. The extra large cock pit makes the boat very comfortable and easy to cruise in. The boat will sleep 4. The keel is retractable, which makes the boat easy to dry sail. The trailer has been designed so the boat is easy to launch and retrieve from the trailer. The 5 hp. Mercury outboard has approximately 5 hours running time on it. The engine is like new. The rigging and control lines have been set up for racing, which makes the sailing very user friendly. This boat is very competitive if you want to race it. The sails have been custom made for racing, they are in excellent condition. This boat has a sleak design, The overall condition is great. The price for the boat, trailer and motor is $5000. The boat can be seen at Windycrest sailing club, for information call Bob McGinnis at

8 Windword Page 8 CLOSE/MS REGATTA 2012 ANNUAL 33 RPMS - RACE TO PURSUE A MS CURE What a spectacular day for sailing! Saturday September 8th again brought together a large fleet of 37 Windycrest boats to support the work of the National MS Society in Oklahoma. We hosted several sponsors and donors in the racing fleet, though most chose to relax on Pat Devlin's houseboat that provided perfect on-the-water viewing of the action. After the race we enjoyed Rib Crib barbeque, music by Acoustic Freight Train, and beverages provided by Windycrest. This year the Close/MS Regatta, including the August 16th Launch Party, contributed a net donation of over $51,000 to fight multiple sclerosis. The hard working committee began planning in November of 2011 by developed this year's theme and locating a site for the launch party. The HBA facility again proved most suited to the Launch Party. There was plenty of food from Ricardos and QuikTrip, and bidders fought over nearly 200 auction items including many 33 rpm records. The musical entertainment for the evening was a playlist of cuts from auction items and celebrated Windycrest's "long-playing" charity event. The Close/MS Regatta Committee reported to the Windycrest Board of Governors this year rather than exist as a separate entity as it has traditionally. For 2012 the financial management of the event was given to the National MS Society since current tax law required them to receive all donations directly in order to acknowledge the gifts. The shared responsibilities for safety and accounting added some requirements, which were ultimately transparent to most participants. Please share my thanks to the following regatta committee members and helpers for a job very well done: Barbara Montalbano - Spirit of the Regatta, Ron Grossman - Spirit of the Launch Party, Mary & Steve Snider, Betty Hobson, Terry & Elaine Rainey, Nancy & Joe McDonald, Ray & Mary Adams, Allene & Rex Donley, Sherry Stinson, Sandye Taylor and Sarah, Richard Ferguson, Steve & Ruth Horn, Chris & Cindy Gill, Mike & Tracy Lang, Pam & Karey Low, Jo Ann Chandler, Barbara Grossman, Nancy Lobo, Linda Horton, Paula Cortner, Rachel Klenda and the Race Committee (Gil Greenwood - Chair, Terry Rainey, Richard Ferguson, Dave Dolcater and George Thomas, Sherry Stinson, Elaine Rainey & Sally Daniels) Mark Lobo 2012 Close/MS Regatta Committee Chair.

9 Windword Page 9 REAR COMMODORE S REPORT I was hoping for less heat and more 80's but the first colder snap says otherwise. I sailed my Sunfish on Oct. 3rd and the first splash over the bow was CHILLY! Good stuff and good sailing in Oct. Please join me in thanking Skeeter and Steve Elliot for their efforts in the MS regatta in helping with the MOB situation. I saw a fishing boat assisting them as well and thought it was one of our boats. We should send the fisherman a note of thanks as well. Skeeter and Steve will help make me a safer sailor. I am continuing to work on training. Cindy and I sailed IV's 14.2 at Tenkiller Labor Day and found it to be very friendly with just the main up and plenty of fun adding the jib. Thanks to Jack I bought a copy of the Red Cross sailing manual off Amazon printed in Another good tool to help newcomers. It was neat to read about the Red Cross commitment to safety. Help people be safe first and it will help them enjoy sailing more. The folks that show up at our board meetings work to make things better at our club. It is a pleasure for me to work with them and see them in action. Please don't take them for granted. Come voice your concerns and comments in person. I hope we use the conversation about a mission statement to refocus our club on our core goals. It is easy to get off target and if we are committed to helping people get into sailing then it will require more effort. I want to be part of that but not if the group is not up for it. Many of our sailors have been involved for many years. Starting to sail as an adult is one of the hardest things I can imagine doing so teaching newcomers is even harder. What do you think? BOG Minutes Continued from Page 2 Secretary's Report: Karey asked for corrections or additions to last month's minutes. Being none, the August 27 minutes were approved as published in the Windword. Past Commodore's Report: David reported that new recommendations have been issued regarding the procedure for righting a capsized 420. This resulted from a drowning that occurred on the east coast connected to a 420 incident. Rear Commodore's Report: Michael noted that IV McNamara offered the club a Capri 14.2 for $400 to be used for the training programs. He said the boat was in good condition and would be an asset to our fleet. He offered up discussion of an incident that occurred at the MS Regatta in which an 8 year old went overboard and was not wearing a life jacket. Michael moved that an article be written for the Windword detailing the incident and the member be contacted to make certain he understands the state law and the Windycrest rules. The motion passed and arrangements were made. Vice Commodore's Report: Danny noted that Windycrest could be considered for locating a cell tower, which could improve our reception and provide a small income. He reminds everyone to check their mooring and dock lines, as a couple boats had come loose. Commodore's Report: Doug thanked Steve and Mary Snider for their work on the Women's Sunfish Regatta. The regatta was a great success. Doug reported that he received an from the Boy Scouts suggesting that Windycrest might partner with them to promote sailing. Michael will plan to meet with them to learn their interests. The meeting adjourned at 8:45 pm. The next meeting of the BOG will be November 5, 2012 at 6:30 pm at the Sand Springs Case Community Center. Respectfully submitted, Karey Low, Acting Secretary, Windycrest Sailing Club Thanks for letting me serve. Michael Jones

10 Windword Page 10 Results for the 2012 MS Scow Southwest Championship First Name Last Name Cat Club Sail # R 1 R 2 R 3 R 4 R 5 R 6 Total Place Ken Baggett U50 WSC Grant Gerondale U50 WSC Danny Ziegler M WSC Harvey Baker GM WSC Drew Ziegler U50 WSC DSQ Kerrey Low M WSC Marshall Woodson M AYC Rex Easly McNamara U50 WSC Roger Adams GM WSC Darrel Daniel M WSC John Kerr MM WSC Jim Stinson MM WSC Bob McGinnis GM WSC Jack Stewart M WSC Matt Gillis M WSC Duncan McBride U50 TSG Fred Morgan GM WSC Jim Covey U50 TSG LOTS FOR SAIL I mean Sale! Buy now/build now or Build later Estates at Shell Creek West. ½ acre wooded lot, partially cleared 4 miles from Windycrest, $39,500* Candle Stick Beach lot, flat, one block from sandy beach. 1/3 acre, 4 miles from Windycrest, $17,500.* Shell Lake Shores : Three lots: lake front: $80K, lake front and road frontage: $85k, road frontage and lake view: $ 55k, 2miles from Windycrest Pelican Point: Mannford, 1/3 acre wooded lot, 2 blocks from lake $17,500.* 13 miles from Windycrest. * Owner/Broker, possible owner carry. Hardgrave Realtors and Builders tomhardgrave.com

11 Windword Page 11 New Champion for the 2012 Women's Sunfish North American Regatta 2012 Women's Sunfish North American Championship, September 14-16, concluded with the first time champion of Marquerite Koelher from South Bay Water Association on Long Island. Light winds prevailed for the entire regatta; however, PRO Gill Greenwood was able to run four races of the seven scheduled. Windycrest Sailing Club was a new venue for this regatta and the guest sailors were impressed. Places 2nd - 5th were Anne Edwards, Lee Parks, Gail Heausler and Annie Lancaster. A total of 15 women sailors from New York, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Louisiana, and Florida sailed for the championship. The WSC representatives sailed hard but could not break into the top group of women Sunfish sailors. Congratulations to Lisa Weatherholt 8th, Skeeter Chilton 9th and Jo Ann Chandler 10th for their good sailing in tough weather conditions. A big thank you to over twenty WSC members who helped on the race comittee, launched boats, provided housing hospitality,etc. Steve and Mary Snider, regatta chairs "Women's Sunfish North American ChampionshipSeptember 14,15 & 16, 2012" Skipper Boat # Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Races 1-4 Place Marguerite Koehler South Bay Water Assn Anne Edwards Bay-Waveland YC Lee Parks Sail Newport Gail Heausler Davis Island YC Annie Lancaster Austin YC Sari Wakefield Davis Island YC Ursula M Olson Sarasota Sailing Squadron Lisa Weatherholt Windycrest SC Skeeter Chilton Windycrest SC Jo Ann Chandler Windycrest SC Texie Randle Ninnescah SA Charlene Randle Ninnescah SA Linda Schwartz Sarasota Sailing Squadron Judi Foote No Mads Fleet Christina Chang Melbourne YC dnc

12 15th ANNUAL THANKSGIVING 2012 NOVEMBER 10th AT WINDYCREST The Keelboat Racing and Catalina 25/27 Fleets invite you to the 14th Annual Cajun Fried Turkey Thanksgiving at Windycrest Saturday, November 10th at 5:00 PM. Bring your favorite Thanksgiving dish to share, i.e. salad, vegetables, dessert, etc. Cost is $5 for adults and $2 for children 10 and under. Reservations: BY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th To: Rex & Allne Donley, or (be sure and leave names for all that will attend for name tags) If you want to experience/see the Fleets cooking a fried turkey, come out an hour or more early, i.e. 3:30 or so and you can see how it is done. The last turkeys should be out by 4:30 so they can rest and be carved for the 5 p.m. dinner.

13 P.O. BOX 4731 TULSA, OK Address Service Requested NEW ADDRESS OR PHONE? Call us!! Pam Low th Annual Cajun Turkey Fry Saturday, November 10, 2012 Join the KBRF and Catalina 25/27 Fleets as they prepare fried turkeys Where: Windycrest Pavilion Time: 5 pm we will open the line (come out earlier if you want to see the fleets in action frying turkeys) Cost: $5 for adults and $2 for children 10 and under Bring: Your favorite Thanksgiving dish to share, i.e.salads,vegetables, desserts, etc. (One dish per family) RESERVATIONS: Rex and Allene Donley, or to crdonley@juno.com by TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH. (We must purchase, thaw and inject turkeys three days before the event so we need a good count of people that are coming)