What: Dock Raising Work Crew When: February 18, 10 AM to 2:30 PM A few of us, Bill Shaw, Ronnie Young, Dick Mueller, and I met at the club on last Friday and added a few more boards to the main dock. Before adding the boards we discovered that much of the old structure holding up the dock had separated from the poles and we had to reattach it before we could proceed. That portion of the dock was really in bad shape and really was not safe. We were able to rebuild the sub-structure and add about 15 more feet of dock boards. If a few people can make it, I would like to put together a crew for next Saturday, February 18. Hopefully, we will be able to finish the main dock and if we have enough workers, at least one finger pier. Hopefully the weather will cooperate, warm and little or no wind so we won’t be tempted to go sailing. Anyway, if the weather is warm and the wind just right, we can knock off in time for a sail in the afternoon. BTW, someone from the last work day left a DeWalt battery powered Drill and a hammer at the club. They are in the basement. Bring battery powered drills and extra batteries; we tend to run out of battery power. If someone has a 1/2 inch electric drill, we need it to drill the bolt holes in the posts. We will also need a couple of circular saws and other common carpentry tools. Email Jimmy Harrell at jimmy.harrell@riverside.net if you can come to the work day.