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February Meeting

Our February meeting will be Wednesday, February 8th. (Our regular meetings are always the second Wednesday of each month). Socializing starts at 6:00 pm and the meeting starts at 6:30 pm.

The meeting will be at our regular location at Athen's Café Greek Restaurant at 6271 St. Augustine Road. They have a private room reserved for us that has accommodated us nicely. Socializing begins at 6:00pm with the meeting starting at 6:30).

The program this month will be replaced with the display of the finalist entries and voting for our annual Photo Contest. There were a large number of great entries this time. The Scubanauts Board members, who are responsible for selecting the 10 finalist photos out of each category, had a difficult job. It took them nearly 4 hours to distill around 60 entries down to the final list. This was the result of outstanding jobs done by our member photographers! Come and vote your favorite!

Don't forget our annnual SuperBowl party which begains at 5:00pm today. As it has been for the last decade, it's at Bob Riddle's house in Mandarin. It's a "bring a covered dish" party. Come enjoy the game with your fellow Scubanauts!

Club dues are now seriously overdue for anyone not yet caught up. So any members who do not pay by this meeting will be dropped from the roster and our mailing list.

There are still some Scubanauts logo shirts and caps left from our last order. So if you didn't get want you wanted, check with Lynda to see what stock remains.

We're still looking for more material for our club Photo Gallery. Check out the entries so far! Members, send in some for your own page. We're adding more pages for Photo contests and club trips soon.

With the recent higher seas offshore, current dive reports are tough to come by. Most recent reports from last week put bottom temps around 68 degrees with 'vis around 20 feet or so.