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COMMODORE Diane Fowler 540-0016 Want to cruise, but don t know where to keep your boat in Naples? CALL BOB GERRY. NO EXCUSES!! Everyone should attend. Our Sponsors are counting on a large crowd.

1 The Chowder Chatter Monthly Newsletter of the Caloosahatchee Marching and Chowder Society Next Full Moon: September 7 September 2006 SUMMERSET IS ALMOST HERE!!! Did you mail in your entry yet?? DO IT NOW! This is the event of the year! Want to race, but don t have crew? CALL ME! Don t have a PHRF #? ENTER IN THE CMCS CLASS. COMMODORE Diane Fowler Want to cruise, but don t know where to keep your boat in Naples? CALL BOB GERRY. NO EXCUSES!! Everyone should attend. Our Sponsors are counting on a large crowd. The prizes are AWESOME. OK, NEXT TOPIC Have you noticed what a great TEAM we have in the CMCS organization? Ray and I have been in Chicago for six (6) weeks this summer and everything keeps going on schedule! That s because of the wonderful people who all contribute a little. many hands make light work. NOW...you should start thinking about what position YOU want to hold in 2007! NEW MEMBERS: this is a great way to meet everyone. We can even have 2-3 people share some positions (Sail Mate, Bartender, Liberty Ashore, Chowder Chatter). Please start looking around and volunteer for a leadership role in Each officer and/or committee head has been keeping notes/report, so you will have a blueprint to work from. Don t make me call YOU! September looks ahead to be a busy month of races, social at Hurricane Harry s on September 16, Monthly Meeting on September 19, and the Festival of the Island Social on September 30 (see coupon on page 5). We are flying HOME (yes, we feel like FL is our home now) on August 31 just in time for Summerset. SEE YOU SOON! From the Windy City,

Rear Commodore Forrest Banks 936-0857 41st Annual Summerset Regatta Sail the Tradition Sponsored by CMCS Labor Day Weekend 2006 Race, Cruise, Party NOW HEAR THIS!

A first class dinner will be provided by the NSYC for $30 each, including tax and tip, in a beautiful setting with great friends. Nothing comparable any place else in Naples.

2 Rear Commodore Forrest Banks st Annual Summerset Regatta Sail the Tradition Sponsored by CMCS Labor Day Weekend 2006 Race, Cruise, Party NOW HEAR THIS! We are taking reservations for the Summerset Awards Dinner on Sunday evening, September 3 at the Naples Sailing and Yacht Club*., 896 River Point Drive, Naples, FL A first class dinner will be provided by the NSYC for $30 each, including tax and tip, in a beautiful setting with great friends. Nothing comparable any place else in Naples. EVERYONE is welcome to attend the awards dinner. Deadline to purchase dinner tickets is Tuesday, August 29, Send checks to Marla Parker, 1510 Braman Avenue., Ft. Myers, FL The 41st Summerset Regatta is cocked and ready to go. One of the last pieces in place was the organization of the committee boat fleet. We have a lot of wonderful sponsors, raised money, printed tee shirts, door prizes are in hand and youth sailing clubs are going to benefit. We need participants: cruising and racing. An entry gets you one tee shirt, a $10 WEST MARINE gift certificate, a haul-out from OLSENS, duffel bags from HARKEN and QUANTUM, gloves, sandals, a Waterway Guide for South Florida, and an air conditioner check up. Also, the piece de resistance: a $1,200 Garmin hand-held GPS with nautical and highway charts. The Summerset Committee has raised the Regatta organization up a notch. The level of sponsor support is unbelievable. Participation by sailing entries is necessary if we want to maintain this level and grow. CMCS is going to be so proud of its support of the youth sailing groups. *Driving directions to NSYC: From I-75, going South, take Exit 16, Pine Ridge Road, west to Goodlette Frank Rd. Go left until you meet 5th Avenue (US41). Turn left, crossing the Gordon River Bridge, turn right at the next stoplight onto River Point Drive. The NSYC is at the end of River Point Drive. Summerset Sunday Cruise Directors Waite & Mary Alexander (Island Time) Jim & Dee Vaigl (Irish Mist) or SUMMERSET SUNDAY CRUISE Cruisers come join Waite and Mary Alexander (Island Time) and Jim and Dee Vaigl (Irish Miss) on the cruise and picnic to Hurricane Pass on Keewaydin Island on Summerset Sunday. This is a great anchorage with beautiful beaches on both the Pass side and the Gulf side for beachcombing and swimming. BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) - we will provide beer, wine and soda. You can take your own boat or come with us on our boats. If you would like to bring your dinghy, we will be glad to tow it. Let us know at the Cocktail Party on Saturday, if you plan to join us. Rear Commodore of Racing Tom Gore I had hoped to be able to give you a better result than this when the Board of Directors gave its approval for me to look into changing the way SWFPHRF conducted the Boat of the Year races. I had thought that having our (and each sailing clubs ) local races count as a means to get to a large BOTY Regatta would stimulate interest in local racing and also give rise to a great once a year regatta. I was aware that several of the BOTY regattas were conducted by yacht clubs with very few sailors with sailboats as members. These yacht clubs held regattas for their own purposes before BOTY began. However, when BOTY as begun, these regattas were made BOTY regattas. I had come to the conclusion that the BOTY regattas were harming our monthly races because of conflicts and the distances involved to attend these events. However, I was unable to sell my idea to those who made the decisions about BOTY. The total number of BOTY regattas was reduced to six or seven, but none of them end in Fort Myers. We have Summerset as our only BOTY regatta, and it is held principally in Naples. Perhaps, others can do better in the future if this change doesn t stimulate local racing which, I think, is the backbone of racing. 2

Elise Missall, Director and Summerset Sidekick 489-0422 HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR RAFFLE TICKET(S) YET? Committee members and Board members have tickets to sell. Donation: 1 for $5 3 for $12 SUCH A DEAL!

3 Elise Missall, Director and Summerset Sidekick HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR RAFFLE TICKET(S) YET? Committee members and Board members have tickets to sell. Donation: 1 for $5 3 for $12 SUCH A DEAL!! 7 for $25 The lucky ticket holder will win an Offshore Sailing School s Performance Class Course For Two* at Ft. Myers Beach or South Seas Resort Location. *This course is transferable, can be adapted to your needs, based on availability expires 9/15/07. ($1, VALUE) Tickets will be available up to the drawing on Sunday, September 3 at the Summerset Awards Dinner. Fleet Recruiter Deedee Cheek I want to thank everyone who has helped me with the Membership (greeting and beverage ticket area) table during our monthly Membership Meetings this year. I could not have done it without your assistance. Everyone who has helped (and manned the table in my absence) has had a lot of fun and enjoyed greeting and meeting new and current members and guests. If you would like to help again, please let me know. Membership Additions and Changes: A warm welcome to the following new CMCS Member: New Member: Jim George P. O. Box 937, Captiva, FL captivafood@aol.com Boat Name: Knot Normal 34 4 Island Packet Draft: 4 Beam 11 6 Mast 43 6 Jim s hometown is Pontiac, MI. His interests in the club are cruising, racing, socializing and crewing. He has lived in the area the past ten years and is the General Manager of the Bubble Room Restaurant in Captiva. He has not sailed since the 60 s & 70 s and wanted to get back to an easier and more funfilled time so he bought Knot Normal which he keeps at Salty Sam s Marina. Jim doesn t kow any experienced local sailors and needs some help and crew. (Jim attended the last Membership Meeting, and he met three CMCS Members who offered to help him!) Address Updates Rusty and Diane La Pell-Batchelor Change to dlapell@yahoo.com Tim and Deedee Cheek New Deecheek@earthlink.net Address Update Juan Romagosa 3223 Pelican Blvd. Cape Coral, FL New Boat Craig Ackerman has a new boat! Boat Name: American Dream Westsail 32 Draft: 5 Beam: 11 If you haven t helped and would like to volunteer, please give me a call. It is a great opportunity to meet people and help with the Club activities. I m looking for helpers for the rest of the year! Deedee Cheek, CMCS Fleet Recruiter Continued to next column. 3 New Telephone Numbers John Kremski (cell) Sharon Delbianco (cell) New Members/Yachts Rosters included in this Chowder Chatter

4 WILEY PARKER NAMED PRESIDENT OF WFLPHRF Wiley Parker, who grew up sailing in Fort Myers, has been elected President of West Florida Performance Handicap Racing Fleet. Wiley has served as Chairman of the WFPHRF Rating Committee, Secretary/ Treasurer and Director of WFLPHRF during the last five years. He served twice as CMCS Rear Commodore of Racing and our representative to WFLPHRF for years. Wiley and Marla own and race Coyote and prior to that No Sheets. We appreciate their present and past contributions to CMCS and heartily congratulate Wiley on his new major leadership role. Wiley appreciates the service that CMCS Members have given WFLPHRF in the past. He hopes that even more members will join, take an active role such as CMCS Member Paul Perisho has done recently. No only is Paul now our Area Representative, but also a Rating Committee Member of WFLPHRF. CMCS SHINES IN WFLBOTY FINAL RESULTS The Boat of the Year (BOTY) final scores have been tallied. CMCS yachts had more top three awards than any other club in SW Florida. Forrest Banks Midnite Rider took top honors in the Spinnaker Class. Steve Romaine s Air Supply won the Non- Spinnaker Class and Diane Fowler s Windy City took Third in the True Cruising Class. Over 40 racing yachts were scored in each of these classes and together these three boats raced in over 75 races from Charlotte Harbor to Key West. John & Aline Hyatt managed to place Third in the Sport Boat Class in spite of racing major melges regattas in Gone Mad all over the state. Ned Christensen s Passion III and Doug French s Tri-umph won Second and Third respectively in the Multi-hull competion. Both are repeat top Three Annual SWBOTY Award Winners. Congratulations to each of the award winners and the crews on achieving their goals. Also, to all those that competed to make our racing, camaraderie, and socials enjoyable. And to WFLPHRF for supplying and awarding the beautiful trophies. CHESAPEAKE ODYSSEY OF A SUN ODYSSEY 35 By Steve and Cindy What??? Romaine went on an extensive cruise up north, Air Supply, is not back yet, and he is not going to race his boat in Summerset or other events until mid-november!! What is Cindy putting in his drinks? Yes, it s true, Air Supply, is on the hard in Deltaville, Virginia. After leaving in May and a great trip so far, Cindy & Steve flew back to SWFL in early August after travelling as far north as Baltimore s Inner Harbor to participate in Jeanneau s Rendevous. CMCS Members Chuck and Doreen Milbrandt sailed south and then north with Steve and Cindy for the first 10 days. We sailed offshore most of the time when they were aboard says Steve. Doreen is great cutting crab traps from your prop, too. The Inland Waterway is tedious, and we had to stay in more marinas than planned due to the oppressive heat. Swimming pools were very welcome. Excessive wind and storms caught us in Beaufort, SC (TS Alberto) 48K., Roanoke Island Manteo, NC 42K., and Portsmouth, VA 60 K, with hail. Cindy kept smiling through it all (HA!) along with Steve s nine year old grand-daughter, Sarah, who joined the crew in Virginia. In addition to the Jeanneau Rendevous, there were family gatherings in Corolla, NC and Smithfield, VA. Lots of interesting, historic, and hard to get at portsof-call made the trip very interesting to date. Roanoke Island Festival Park and the Lost Colon; Tangier Island and Crisfield, MD the crab capital of the USA; Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort, VA Museum; Yorktown, VA and Cornwallis s Surrender 225 years ago. Solomon Island, MD hosted the Screwpile Racing (4 days, 144 racers, 3 courses Steve didn t race, he just went to the parties!) Deltaville, VA with its almost 4,000 boats (mostly sail) and a population of only 1,000 residents; and St. Michael s, MD with the Chesapeake Bay Museum are all just some of the highlights. Continued on Page 5 4

Continued from Page 4 CHESAPEAKE ODYSSEY OF A SUN ODYSSEY 35 Passing the numerous lighthouses, experiencing the engineering feat it was to build the Inland Waterway, the beauty of our East Coast

5 Continued from Page 4 CHESAPEAKE ODYSSEY OF A SUN ODYSSEY 35 Passing the numerous lighthouses, experiencing the engineering feat it was to build the Inland Waterway, the beauty of our East Coast rivers, the feeling of awesome power of the USA when one passes close to our numerous warships docked in Norfolk, VA. WOW! We met many interesting cruisers along the way including Candice & Rick Thiele of Wings (Caliber 40 ), Cape Coral (met in SC) and Kay and Ken Olinger of Starboard Tack (Pearson 38 ) Ft. Myers Beach (met in NC). Both of these couples will be attending our Monthly CMCS Meeting upon their returns. In addition to the above couples sharing their information about the Chesapeake, Inland Waterway, etc., others have been most helpful. CMCS Members Kathy & Jay Light, Paul Steinman, Ray Harris, Cecil Hazen, and Skip Hyde all have lent charts, cruising guides, made notes of their firsthand experiences in transversing the thousands of miles of East Coast Waterways. To all of them, we are most grateful and to Chuck and Doreen, our Florida Cruise Mates, we say Thank You. Steve and Cindy Liberty Ashore Monica Smith HURRICANE HARRY SOCIAL Saturday, September hours After the Hurricane Race, we will meet at Hurricane Harry s Waterfront Grill & Bar, 3448 Marinatown Lane, N. Ft. Myers (off Hancock Parkway) at 1800 hours (6:00 p.m.) for drinks and appetizers. The cost will be $5 for appetizers, while you pay for your own drinks. Whether you race or just want to hang out, come out and enjoy getting together. FESTIVAL OF THE ISLANDS SOCIAL Saturday, September hours We will celebrate the Festival of the Island Regatta in the Clubhouse at 1800 hours (6:00 p.m.). The menu will include Teriyaki Chicken, a vegetable medley, salad, bread and dessert. Yummy!! Please fill out and mail the coupon to Monica Smith by Tuesday, September 19 to reserve your spot at dinner. The cost for the dinner will be $12.00, to be paid for in advance by coupon. FESTIVAL OF THE ISLANDS SOCIAL Saturday, September 30, 1800 hours at the Power Squadron Name(s) Attending No. of Dinners at $12.00 each Total $ DEADLINE: Tuesday, September 19 Mail to Monica Smith, P. O. Box , Cape Coral, FL

6 CMCS 2006 NEW MEMBERS MEMBER S NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP PHONE BOAT NAME AGUILERA DENNIS & SUZANNE MILE COVE PKWY #315 CC SAGUILERA@SWFLA.RR.COM ANDREWS JOEL & JOANN 1606 PEBBLE LANE FM EJS5@EARTHLINK.NET DESPERADO BARkULOO JOHN 2875 PALM BEACH BLVD 3C302 FM JBARKULOO@YAHOO.COM SOLITUDE BEAVER JOANNA & MICHAEL YACHT CLUB CIRCLE FM US8026@YAHOO.COM CREW BERGET BRUCE & MARGIE 4908 SW 11TH AVE CC BBDOCFL@AOL.COM GOD-SPEED DAVIS GREG & BETSY BOUCHARD 1499 TREDEGAR DR FM GREG@KOKOPELLITOO.NET/KOKOPELLI TOO DOVIE DOUG IONA LAKES DR FM DOUGBBCC@AOL.COM CREW FLOYD DOUG & TAYLOR 3932 SW 27TH COURT CC DLFLOYD7@YAHOO.COM / MAKIN MEMORIES FLYNN SUSAN OCEAN WALK CR FM FLYNN@HOTMAIL.COM CREW GENTILE DAVID 4818 TRITON COURT WEST CC DAVIDGENTILE@LYCOS.COM/ MADY CAI GEORGE JIM P. O. BOX 937 CAP CAPTIVAFOOD@AOL.COM/KNOT NORMAL GREEN DAN & CAROLYN WILSON P. O. BOX 73 BOK TREEFINDER@BRIDGETOTOOLE.COM/ BRIDGET O TOOLE HANKO JOE & TONI PINERUN LANE FM TANGO@RESTLESS.TO TANGO HORNER TOM 708 VICTORIA DRIVE #211 CC THORNER@SWFLA.RR.COM BENTLEY JOHNS JOHN & COLETTE 924 SE 20TH PLACE CC COLETTEANDJOHNJOHNS@YAHOO.COM/ WINDANCE KAUFMAN TERRY 1726 SE 9TH TERR CC TKSAILING@EARTHLINK.NET CREW JACKSON ROLAND & JEANINE 5945 TARPON GARDENS CR #102 CC JCSAILOR@AOL.COM RIVER ROSE LAWSON DON & JOHN PERKETT 3105 SW 22ND PLACE CC DONALDJOAN@MINDSPRING.COM McTIGHE DAVE 1217 E. CC PKWY #227 CC DAVEFLORIDAUSA@AOL.COM SONGBIRD MASCARI JOE & MARLENE 2839 SW 30TH ST CC JM13169@AOL.COM SHAZAAM MISENHEIMER WILLIAM & MARY OAKLAND DR. N.W. BOK KALAHA42@HOTMAIL.COM KALAHA MUNSTER JOHN & KATHY 2521 S.E. 22ND COURT CC KKMUNSTER@EARTHLINK.NET / SPLENDOR CAT PWR OLKOWSKI PATRICK & BECKY COLE 2932 YORK ROAD ST J PATOLKOW@WMCONNECT.COM/ROSEBUD ROMAGOSA JUAN 3223 PELICAN BLVD CC JROMAGOSA@MINDSPRING.COM / VECTRA DECK BOAT EDISON SAILING CENTER 3595 BROADWAY FM STEPHWEBBB46@AOL.COM

7 2006 CMCS CLUB YACHTS YACHT MEMBER'S NAMES BOAT TYPE SAIL # DRAFT BEAM MAST HEIGHT BENTLEY HORNER TOM ENDEAVOUR 573 4'2" 10' 43' BRIDGET O'TOOLE GREENE DAN CAROLYN WILSON NAUTICAT 110 4'10" '6" DESPERADO ANDREWS JOEL JOANN BENETEAU ' 9' 40' GOD-SPEED BERGET BRUCE MARGIE HUNTER LEGEND '9" 12'10 59' KALAHA MISENHEIMER WILLIAM MARY WESTSAIL 42 5'8" 13' 57' KNOT NORMAL GEORGE, JIM ISLAND PACKET KOKOPELLI TOO DAVIS GREG BETSY BOUCHARD BENETEAU 393 5'2" 13' 53' MADY CAI GENTILE DAVID COM-PAC '6" 9'6" 36' MAKIN' MEMORIES FLOYD DOUG TERRY CATALINA '3" 11'9" 47'7" RIVER ROSE JACKSON ROLAND JEANINE SWEETWATER 18.5 (POWER) 2' 8'6" 8'6" ROSEBUD OLKOWSKI PATRICK SHUTTLEWORTH MH 40 18" 24' 57' SHAZAAM MASCARI JOE MARLENE HUNTER 216 1' - 3'5" 7'11" 30' SOLITUDE BARKULOO JOHN CATALINA 30' '10" 10' 51' SONGBIRD MCTIGHE DAVE MORGAN 41 M41 4'10" 11'6" 55' SPLENDOR CAT MUNSTER JOHN KATHY SPLENDOR CAT 24 (POWER) 12" TANGO HANKO JOE TONI EDEL 35 MH 3' 20 48' VECTRA DECK BOAT ROMAGOSA JUAN VECTRA 24' DECK BOAT WINDANCE JOHNS JOHN COLETTE HUNTER ' - 3'6" 7'11" 31'

8 CMCS CHANDLERY Chandlery (n) chan dler*y def: great place to spend money on the stuff you and your boat really need! Looking for a boat? What about gear? Great deals on used and barely used equipment. Want to sell your unneeded boating equipment? or call The Chowder Chatter Editor: marylou@swfla.rr.com / (239) to insert your ad, update your ad or have it cancelled. FOR SALE 1989 Pearson /06 86 Catalina 22 For Sale Pop top, 5 hp Mercury Trailer (old tires) Brand new never used main 100 jib 130 jib $2, Pat Olkowski, St. James City or Don t delay, call today, deals/ sales to be made WANTED TO BUY ANCHOR - FOR 32 SAILBOAT Call Ron M /06 Beautiful Flag Blue Awlgrip hull with cream deck. Restored Wing keel 4 8 draft. Extensive electronics including Raymarine wind, speed, depth, autopilot, color radar/plotter, A/C (2004), refrigeration (2003), Doyle Stack Pack main (2002), UK Spectra 145% (2004), Dacron 130%. $77,500 Paul Perisho IMPORTANT 9/06 Keep a copy handy of the New Members/Yachts Rosters included in this Chowder Chatter 6 HELP!!! I recently bought a Sunfish hull that came with the rudder/tiller and a dagger board. What's missing is the sail and spars and a mast!! Any leads on locating these items would sure be nice!!! If you can help me out, call or Bob Soter Phone: (239) RSoter@sfwdb.org 8/06 NAVIGATION IS EASY. IF IT WASN T, THEY WOULDN T TEACH IT TO SAILORS From James Laurence 5/06

Rear Commodore of Cruising Ron Maddix 482-0281 Trawlers ruled at the impromptu cruise to Franklin Locks. Thor s Hammer, Island Time and Irish Miss joined Shadowfax (the only STICK) at the docks.

The Camel and Llama came down to the river s edge for a great photo op. If you have not signed up to cruise Summerset, it s not too late. Come join the fun.

9 Rear Commodore of Cruising Ron Maddix Trawlers ruled at the impromptu cruise to Franklin Locks. Thor s Hammer, Island Time and Irish Miss joined Shadowfax (the only STICK) at the docks. Land cruisers included Ron & Shirley. Chuck & Doreen, Steve & Cindy and Charles & Judy. A dinghy ride up Hickey s Creek with Jim & Dee entertaining us doing the ANTS DANCE. The Camel and Llama came down to the river s edge for a great photo op. If you have not signed up to cruise Summerset, it s not too late. Come join the fun. Waite & Mary Alexander and Jim & Dee have promised fair skies for the cruise to Keewayden Island on Summerset Sunday. Sunfish Guru John Kremski (please note new number) UPCOMING RACES The next Sunfish Races will be held at the Edision Sailing Center on Sunday, September 17 at 1200 hours. NAUTICAL QUIZ 1. We may hear a forecaster express wave heights as 6 seas, or 6 swells. What is the distinction? 2. In 1869, Harpers Weekly featured this woman on the cover. She was credited for rescuing 24 mariners during her watch as keeper of a lighthouse. Her last rescue was a t the age of 64. Who was she? 3. Who designed the predecessor to the Optimist Dinghy and what was it called? 4. What does whistling on the watch bring? See below for answers. 1. The main distinction is with the origin. Seas are waves that originate and are evident at your location. Swells are waves at your location that originated somewhere else. 2. Ida Lewis saved 24 lives as a lighthouse keeper in Newport, RI 3. Clark Mills of Clearwater, FL designed and built the predecessor called Clearwater Pram 4. Wind Please join us for a great day of sailing.. Please see CMCS New Member/ Yacht Rosters insert in this issue of the Chowder Chatter. MARKETPLACE AD 6/07 7

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12 CMCS Chowder Chatter c/o Mary Lou Mullins 5010 SW 11th Avenue Cape Coral, FL CMCS Schedule of Events Summerset Regatta / September 2006 August 29 Summerset Regatta Deadline none accepted at Skippers Meeting August hours Summerset Committee Skipper Packet Meeting Power Squadron August hours UHLER and VERTICH Financial Planners Summerset Skipper & Crew Meeting Power Squadron September hours WEST MARINE Coastal Race Ft. Myers Beach to Naples 1830 hours Cocktail Party Bay Front Inn on 5th Naples September hours Buoy Races (two) in Gulf of Mexico Vicinity of Naples Pier September hours Banquet & Awards Ceremony Naples Sailing & Yacht Club September 4 Whenever Stagger Home / Labor Day September hours Board Meeting Power Squadron September hours Skipper/Crew Meeting Power Squadron September 16 Hurricane Race September 16 Hurricane Race Social Hurricane Harry s September hours Sunfish Races Edison Sailing Club September hours Membership Meeting Power Squadron September hours Chowder Chatter Deadline September hours Skipper/Crew Meeting Power Squadron September 30 Festival of the Islands Regatta September hours Festival of the Islands Social Power Squadron

CALOOSAHATCHEE MARCHING & CHOWDER SOCIETY APRIL 2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES -- Revised

CALOOSAHATCHEE MARCHING & CHOWDER SOCIETY APRIL 2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES -- Revised The regular April meeting of the Board of Directors of the Caloosahatchee Marching & Chowder Society,