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Saturday, July 17th!
6:00pm - 8:30pm
Live Music
&
Burgers, Hot Dogs,
Veggie Burgers,
Beer provided
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Board Meeting - All Welcome
Wednesday, July 14th
6:30pm
Agenda
- Programming review with recommendations for 2011
- Discussion of the kitchen renovation issues by Steve Halpern from FacComm
- Discussion of an Institute for Coaching Education at Community Rowing
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Volunteers Needed!
3 Corporate Rowing Events
Thursday, July 15th
7am - 11:30am
Volunteer Coxswains and rowers
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Saturday, July 24th
9:30am - 12:30pm
Volunteer Coxswain to steer the barge
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Monday, August 2, 2010
(Shift Schedule for 8/2 below)
Shift 1: 7:30am - 12:00pm
Coxswains, Rowers, Dock Attendants
Shirt 2: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Breakdown Boats, Oars, Water Stations, Ergs
TO VOLUNTEER email Leigh at leigh.communityrowing@gmail.com
Please include:
Your Name
Your Email
Shirt 1 or 2 or both
For anyone signing up to work Shift 1: If you are able to row, cox and be a dock attendant please write that in the email. We rely on the flexibility of our volunteers for corp. rowing events that take place during the work week especially because we are usually running short and may need you to row instead of cox or vise versa.
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SAVE THE DATE
Great Summer Events at CRI
- Saturday, July 17th - CRI's Summer Cookout
- Sunday, September 19th - CRI's 1st Annual Regatta; "Rumble on the River"
- Saturday, September 25th - CRI's 25th Anniversary Celebration Event
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EARLY 2nd FLOOR CLOSINGS
Saturday July 24th the 2nd floor will close at 11:00am due to a private wedding reception.
Thursday, July 29th the 2nd floor will close at 4:00pm due to a private Boston College dinner reception. |
INVITATION
TO JOIN THE HEAD OF THE CHARLES UMPIRE CORPS
Regatta
dates: Friday, October 22nd - Sunday, October 24th, 2010
The
HOCR course is the most challenging headrace in the world, with narrow bridge
openings, many tight turns, and lots of boats competing. Each year a corps of 125 keen-eyed
umpires observes every meter of the twisting course to insure that the Head Of
The Charles is safe and fair for its thousands of competitors. We invite you to join this terrific
team of umpires in 2010.
We
provide:
HOCR training
and certification of all new umpires via a training session held the
morning of September 25th.
Included is intensive training in how to evaluate interference
situations; A final training and
logistics info session on the Friday afternoon of race weekend, October 16th (starts at 5:00pm); Refreshments
(including great early morning coffee) and lunch service via the
bicycle delivery team on race weekend; Transportation
services to and from the Cambridge Boat Club and distant umpire stations
along the river; The opportunity to
contribute to the success of the HOCR and to learn a different side of
rowing as a part of the Station Umpire Teams lead by experienced USRA
Referees-you'll be surprised at what you don't know about successful racing on the Charles!
Interested
in helping? We need volunteers
with rowing experience, focus, judgment, and the willingness to invest some
training time and 1-2 days "on station" to make the HOCR the best regatta
possible. Please join the team.
To
register, click here: http://www.hocr-umpires.org/register.php
If you have questions please contact Pete Peterson
ppeterson@corneliuspeterson.com
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