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May, 2007
GRAND RE-OPENING!
© Tammany Yacht Club, Slidell, LA
May, 2007
TYC SpyGlass
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Where does time go? TYC has certainly become a busy club. In the first
week, we had a Bill Watson Series sailboat race, a First Mates Meeting, a
superb Friday Night Steak & Salmon Dinner (thanks to Jim & J.B.
Ilgenfritz) and a great Easter Breakfast (thanks to Charlie & Sue Purvis,
Martin Smith, Ann Courrege, her Dad Charlie Hodges, Alan & Emile
Coulter, Scott & June Collins and Brenda & Phil Fulkerson).
Membership continues to grow. Please greet our newest members
Jacques & Maurine Magne and Rae Ann & Al Normand. At least four
more applications will be presented to the Board for approval at the next
Board Meeting.
The Race Committee continued to build on racing activities with a
successful Spring Bill Watson Series (See the Bill Watson Series article).
We are advertising the Wednesday Night races to the public to attract
potential new members. If you have a friend who might want to enter his
boat in the competition or who might like to crew on a sailboat, invite them
to the join the fun.
The Pot-Luck Party for South Shore Yacht Club was a great success!
More than sixty persons,TYC & SSYC Members, enjoyed a terrific selection
of food served-up by members from both sides of the lake. Special thanks goes to June Collins & Brenda
Fulkerson for coordinating the efforts of the large cast of entrée providers and kitchen helpers. We had a
scare with the failure of our double but Scott Collins found the problem and got the ovens back on line for the
Grand Re-Opening Celebration
On Friday, April 27th, our volunteer chefs provided a tasty selection of hors d’oeuvres for our Re-Opening
Shower. Shower donations replaced some of the kitchen & bar equipment and supplies needed after the
hurricane. See Dodie’s “TYC Needs your Help List” on the bulletin board and on the website for any
remaining needs. Don’t forget, cash will be accepted toward some of the larger items.
Our Grand Re-Opening Celebration on Saturday, April 28th, was a huge success! Our Celebration was
highlighted by a Ribbon Cutting with Mayor Ben Morris and your Commodore. Danny Schaus led a
delegation from the Greater Slidell Area Chamber of Commerce in presenting the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
The Boat Rides, which were open to the public, exposed nearly a dozen potential members to the adventure of
sail boat racing and power boating. Delicious hors d’oeuvres from Chateau Bleu (and a surprise contribution
from Phil’s Marina Café) delighted our palates as we celebrated into the evening, dancing to the excellent
music of The Arrivals. Val Monahan led the traditional raffle for baskets of wine & other goodies with an
added twist. Harold & Jan Pecunia donated hand carved rocking horse which brought some spirited bidding
for the coveted stallion complete with a saddle blanket.
There are still a lot of minor and not so minor jobs to be done. Check the THINGS TO DO list on the bulletin
board, choose an item and mark it off when you’ve completed it. There is also a COMMITTEE SIGN UP
SHEET on the Bulleting Board. All the committees can use some help, so sign up for a committee and make
your contribution to TYC.
The May Board Meeting will be at 1900 hours (7 pm), Monday, May 14, 2007, at TYC, 1196 Harbor Drive at
Oak Harbor Marina. I will be out of town caring for my parents, so Jim Ilgenfritz will lead the Board Meeting.
See you at Tammany Yacht Club.
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HAPPY EASTER!
Here are some great pictures of our
Easter Breakfast. Bubba Groce
and his family are pictured enjoying
a great meal, Vicki, Tommy
Thompson, Harley and Sandy
McPeek, and Brenda Fulkerson
got the coveted table by the
window. Below, Ann Courrege
and Sue Purvis take a break from
their work. Bottom right, Charlie
Purvis and Ann’s father, Charlie
Hodges, the cooks, are busy in the
kitchen! Happy Easter to everyone,
sure is great to be celebrating it at
TYC!
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT RACING
What a beautiful evening out on the water!
Pictured here are Harley McPeek and Bill Jobst
on the committee boat for Wednesday night
racing, and Susan Jobst at the helm. Looks like
the Jobst’s have their boat back in great shape
again! Check out this website for a really great
video of Wednesday racing:
http://www.nola.com/news/t-p/video/index.ssf?sailboats
For the rest of our club members, come on out
on Wednesday for our racing. Or, even if you’re
not into racing, come early and watch the boats
gather, they cast off around 6pm. Enjoy the
sunset from our great balcony, along with the
great camaraderie at the bar. Brenda is usually
cooking burgers, and they are available for a
nominal charge. Wednesday night at the club is
a great way to start easing toward the weekend!
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TYC completes Bill Watson Spring 2007 Series One
Tammany Yacht Club enjoyed 6 weeks of good sailing weather and stiff competition
between competing crews. Eight boats participated in the first Bill Watson Spring 2007
Series which concluded on April 25th. Crews competed in 2 classes: 4 spinnakers and 4
non-spinnakers. Kyle Bowser in Kokopelli edged out Kenny LaNata in Weather Witch
for the lead in the spinnaker class while Sandy Stone in Bali Hi out paced Bill Jobst in
Windsome for the trophy in the non-spinnaker class. Thanks go to the Race Committee,
Steve Jones, Bobby Tassin, Wayne Russ, Bill Jobst and all the crews who made it a
fun & safe series.
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MORE SUCCESS FOR SAPPHIRE!
Mark has been trying to keep me up to date on his
latest racing news, there is more to the story now as
they have racked up even more successes since the last
article. Here is a compilation of various news stories
and Mark’s comments.
The sailing crew of Team Paul Mitchell from Slidell
spent February and March basking in the warm
weather of the Caribbean - and capturing trophies from
three sailing regattas.
Skipper Mark Palermo, the owner of Vanguard Salon
Systems, and the Paul Mitchell School in Slidell and
Baton Rouge, said the experience was "awesome."
Team Paul Mitchell placed fifth in the Heineken
Regatta on St. Maartens, finished second at the U.S.
Virgin Islands Rolex Regatta and won the Bitter Cup
Race for the British Virgin Islands Spring Festival
Regatta.
On Feb. 9, Palermo and his eight-man crew left
Pensacola, Fla., on the 40-foot racing yacht, Sapphire.
Palermo said the Sapphire is a 40.7 Benetau that is
known as a racer-cruiser sailing yacht. Bruce Farr,
who has designed racing yachts for most of the
winners in the America's Cup races, designed the
Sapphire, Palermo said.
The Sapphire made its way to the Bahamas, then to the
U.S. Virgin Islands, and then to the island of St.
Maartens for the Heineken Regatta. The regatta is a
series of four races. Palermo said that it was exciting
to race against world-class sailing crews that had been
in the Olympics and the America's Cup.
The crew of the Sapphire team was made up of
members of the Gulf Yachting Association who hail
from up and down the Gulf Coast. TYC represented a
majority of the crew for the BVI Spring Regatta in
which they placed third: Mark Palermo Skipper/Helmsman, Kyle Bowser - Bowman, Steve
Jones - Genoa Trimmer, David Bolyard - Tactician,
Genoa Trimmer, and Spinnaker Trimmer, Julie
Bolyard - controls, and Karl Boehm - Main Sail
Trimmer. Dodie Jones and Val Monahan were great
land based support crew. The International Rolex
Regatta team included the all of the above with the
exception of Kyle and Steve, but included Mark
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Itinyre, Bowman (also a TYC member). The teams
biggest victory - The Bitter End Cup ironically had the
smallest crew - 7! Indeed, a small but mighty crew!
The majority were TYC members. Mark P., David B.,
Julie B., Karl B., Dewayne Crochet, Lake Charles
Yacht Club, Lee Crona, and Mark Oswald, PontYC.
"Our crew was from everywhere," Palermo said
"Everybody from auto mechanics to affluent guys."
The Sapphire got a lot of press because it was one of
the few racing yachts in Lake Pontchartrain that
survived Hurricane Katrina. "We were called the Sea
Biscuit of sailing by the press," Palermo said. The
"Sea Biscuit" angle emerged in part by the fact that we
were sponsored by one of the smallest yacht clubs in
all of GYA and the USA. The media really got a kick
out of that! What a great success story for our humble
but proud yacht club (I guess that's contradictory but
you get the point).
Despite the label, the Sapphire showed the big boys of
sailing that they had come to the Caribbean to win.
In the first race of the Heineken Regatta, the Sapphire
didn't do so well, coming in eighth. We were just like
the Saints in the Bears' playoff game," Palermo
recalled. "One step forward, two steps back." But
after Palermo gave his crew a pep talk, they went out
and won the second race, despite a collision with
another boat and an injured first mate. Palermo said
the Sapphire was in the lead and in the process of
turning, when a competing yacht smashed into them,
causing the Sapphire's boom to swing over and hit
First Mate Mark Oswald in the head. Oswald was
knocked unconscious, but with the help of the other
crew members the Sapphire went on to victory. It
seems their competitor had committed a foul and had
to do a penalty lap, and Palermo and Team Paul
Mitchell were able to cross the finish line first.
Oswald suffered a concussion, but after a short stay in
the St. Maartens hospital, he was able to continue
crewing on the Sapphire.
Team Paul Mitchell placed fifth overall in the
Heineken Regatta.
From St. Maartens, the Sapphire sailed back to the
U.S. Virgin Islands, docked at the marina in Red Hook
on St. Thomas Island and prepared to compete in the
Rolex Regatta.
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Their performance on St. Thomas was much improved,
and they placed second overall in the competition, which
made the Sapphire a hot topic in the local press, Palermo
said.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANK!!!
From the U.S. Virgin Islands, Team Paul Mitchell made
the short journey to the British Virgin Islands to compete
in the BVI Spring Festival Regatta.
In that race, Palermo and his crew surprised everybody by
winning the Bitter End Cup, coming across the finish line
four minutes ahead of the competition. Still it wasn't an
easy win, Palermo said.
As the boats approached the finish line, the Sapphire was
behind the yachts Dark and Steamy and Yeoman XXXII
but managed to catch up and out pace the two other racers
to finish first.
"The Bitter End Cup was tight right down to the end,"
Palermo said.
Palermo has been sailing since he was 13 when his family
moved to Slidell from New Orleans.
For him, sailing is a real passion, and competing in the
prestigious Caribbean races was icing on the cake.
"The Caribbean circuit is where everyday guys like us can
compete against world-class sailors," Palermo said. "This
was a life-long dream come true for me."
Frank, one of our beloved bartenders, celebrated his
birthday while working the Grand Re-Opening
Party. Above, he sports his new sunglasses, while
below, Frank and several partners dance to the
music.
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WELCOME ABOARD SSYC!
TYC hosted South Shore Yacht Club at a party in their honor.
A great time was had by all as evidenced in the above photos.
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GRAND RE-OPENING PARTY
Boat rides were available to the public. At left, both power
and sail boats are ready. Above, Bill Jobst aboard
Windsome, leaves the pier with passengers. Below,
Tommy Thompson gets ready to set sail.
Above, a representative from the Gulf
Yachting Association makes a presentation
to Commodore McPeek .
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SCENES AS THE CELEBRATION GOES ON
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At left, Commodore Harley McPeek,
Pontchartrain Yacht Club Commodore
Kelvin Troughton, and Vice Commodore
Jim Ilgenfritz pause for a photo. Above,
TYC merchandise is ready for purchase.
Above, at left, Dick & Jean Almos and
Dave & Hetty Barnes cut a rug. As the day
progressed and the band started to play, the
dance floor was never empty.
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MORE GRAND RE-OPENING PHOTOS
Many thanks to Dick & Jean Almos for submitting these three pages of great photos.
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RAFFLE PRIZE WINNERS
J.B. Ilgenfritz was the first wine & chocolate
basket winner.
Nancy Ritzmann crows over the wine, chocolate, and
liquor basket she and Carl won.
Ann Courrege needed help from Val Monahan
to carry her prize: a large basket containing
wine, liquor, chocolates, and other things.
The final raffle prize of the evening was won by
Kelley Richardt. Kelley was out of town, but before
the party she said if she won it she would auction it off,
which is what was done. The wooden wonder brought
a nice amount for TYC. This man is shown riding his
prize.
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FIRST MATES GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
The First Mates held their first
General Membership meeting since
Katrina in the TYC clubhouse. It’s
great to be back.
FIRST STEAK NIGHT SINCE
HURRICANE KATRINA!
Above, Jim and J.B. Ilgenfritz pause
from grill duty as TYC members (right)
anticipate the fabulous food.
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THURSDAY NIGHT MUSIC
A number of TYC members have asked
“when are we are going to have another
Thursday night music jam”. Well, since
the Thursday night jams have never been
directly paid for by the Yacht Club I
guess it will happen again when the club
members can put enough money together
to pay for the musicians. I don’t want the
same eight or so people to pay for the
whole thing by themselves anymore. So
far this year and in years past we have
not asked all the club members if they
even would like to have a monthly jam. In
order to pull it off each member would
have to pay $5 per month to cover the
cost. I hate to ask a good musician
coming from New Orleans, Metairie,
Kenner and across the river to play for
less than $100. It takes at least four
players to get the job done and I can
usually get a couple of extra players to
set in on some tunes.
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SPOT
LIGHT
ON
MUSIC!
In the last Spyglass, we somehow missed the
biographical information we had about one of our
favorite musicians, Dr. Jazz. So, here it is!
Jim Harris, known as Dr. Jazz, has been a musician
since the age of 6. He has studied music theory and
piano at the University of Alabama, University of
Jacksonville and at the Universario Straneri in
Florence, Italy.
Jim has had a diverse career including:
Director of Creative Services for recording of
commercials, films and stage shows.
Supervisor of musical requirements for
national commercials for clients such as
Shoney’s, Delta Airlines, Arby’s, C&S Bank
and Day’s Inn.
Musical director of regional production of
Jesus Christ Superstar and contributed musical
services to Coca-Cola’s 25th anniversary film.
So, let me know by email or send me a
note if you are interested in supporting
the $5 per month for the music and I will
post it on the bulletin board and we will
see where it takes us. My email address
and home is:
[email protected].
Jim has performed with nationally known artists such
as Lesley Gore, Roy Hamilton, Rodney Dangerfield
and Bill Cosby. Jim quickly became one of the most
in-demand pianists in the United States and Europe,
playing at venues including showboats, receptions,
formal dinners and casual gatherings.
Walt Groce
1189 Clipper Drive
Slidell, La. 70458
Jim is proficient in all technical aspects of electronic
music, including MIDI, Digital Sequencers and
Notation Software.
Jim’s professional affiliations include the American
Federation of Musicians as a member & the Governor
of Georgia’s Council to Promote Georgia Music as a
consultant.
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FROM THE EDITOR . . .
As you read this Jim and I are in sunny
Sanibel, soaking up the beach and the
sunshine! Sandy McPeek had to put together
the tail end of this newsletter as we left town
before the Grand Opening.
I know that the Grand Opening was a huge
success, when our members decide to do
something it is always appreciated. We sure
had a great time in April, I particularly enjoyed
hosting South Shore Yacht Club and hope to
see them all at the club many times in the
future. One of their members was telling me
that they are hoping to be able to use the
building on the point at South Shore for their
new clubhouse. Jim and I went there years ago
when it was a restaurant and it was a fabulous
place. It would be a great cruise destination!
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Also in this issue, Bubba is hard at work trying
to get more of his great music up at the club.
Please give some thought to his suggestion,
and let him know what you think. If you have
an alternative idea for funding music, I’m sure
he’d be happy to hear that too. Bottom line is,
it sure is fun to have live music at the club.
Have a great May, Kelley Richardt
Club Rental
269 Atalin Street
David Bolyard
Mandeville, LA 70448
(985)626-5638
[email protected] (985) 626-9173
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We may have what you need, we
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Thank You TYC Contributors!!!
Among the gifts bestowed upon TYC are a beautiful Brass Ship for the wall, Grill and Kitchen Utensils,
Tea Light Candles, Dirty Martini Mix, Candles, Pictures and Accessories for the Ladies Room, a Weather
Station, $ for Bar Stools, and $2,750 in cash. Of the money donated, 4 Crock Pots, 2 Telephones, a
Vacuum Cleaner, Wastebaskets, and 3 Stainless Steel Shelving Units have been purchased.
Thank you to the following people who have already contributed:
Karen Allen
Wayne & Beth Jablonowski
Dick & Jean Almos
Bill & Susan Jobst
Dave & Hetty Barnes
Silas & Sally McKinley
Karl & Jackie Boehm
Harley & Sandy McPeek
Kyle Bowser & Val Monahan
Rae Ann & Al Normand
Mary Brisbi
Glenn & Mary O’Rourke
Matt & Deanna Chapman
Harold & Jan Pecunia
Alan & Emilie Coulter
Anil & Sheri Raj
Steve Forrest & Darnell Godwin
Wayne & Margaret Russ
Jeff & Kathy Hebert
Martin Smith & Ann Courrege
It’s not too late for you to make a contribution to help restore our club to its full potential as there are
many more items needed. Please take a look at Dodie’s list that is posted on the bulletin board and select
something to purchase or make a cash donation. Many items need to be purchased as a set or at the same
time so they will match.
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TYC Board of Directors
Commodore
Harley McPeek
Vice Commodore
Jim Ilgenfritz
Rear Commodore
Charlie Purvis
Secretary
Kenny LaNata
Treasurer
Steve Jones
Member at Large
Pam Carpenter
Member at Large
John Harkins
Member at Large
Tommy Thompson
Past Commodore
Barry Statia
TYC Committee Chairpersons
Membership
Barry Statia
Entertainment
Val Monahan
Finance
Kyle Bowser
First Mates (President)
Brenda Fulkerson
House
Scott Collins
Race Committee
Steve Jones
GYA Offshore Council
Karl Boehm
GYA One Design
Kevin Blank
GYA PHRF
Mark Palermo
Juniors & Flying Scot
Steve Jones
Long Range Planning
Jim Ilgenfritz
LPRC Regatta Reps
Kyle Bowser,
Steve Jones, Kenny LaNata
LPRC (TYC Activities)
Tommy Thompson
Club Merchandise
Nominating
Jim Richardt
Cruising
Bill and Susan Jobst
Member Photo
Susan Jobst, Sandy McPeek
Rules Committee
Martin Smith
Telephone
Dodie Jones
SpyGlass Editor
K. Richardt
Spyglass Distribution
Sandy McPeek
Webmaster
Kevin Blank
Chaplain
Rev. Dick Almos
Fleet Surgeon
Dr. Bobby Tassin
TYC Contact Info: Phone 985-649-5222 Fax 646-2612
E-Mail
[email protected]
Web Site
http://tammanyyachtclub.org
Club Manager and Rental
Dodie Jones
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BIRTHDAY NIGHT
Pictured here are Bubba Groce and Jim Ilgenfritz
enjoying their birthday night! Come up to the club on the
first Friday of the month to help cheer on our members
celebrating a birthday during that month.
As may be obvious to anyone who has been there on the
first Friday of the month, you don’t have to be a great
singer to join in on singing Happy Birthday! (Or as
Bubba would always say when he had a group performing
at the club, the more you drink the better we sound!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
IN MAY
1
6
11
13
15
25
26
28
29
30
30
31
JEAN ALMOS
DANNY GREEN
DAVID BOLYARD
MARK PALERMO
MARGARET RUSS
CHARLES LEMARCHE
JEAN ROBERTS
KEVIN BLANK
BRAD CAREY
JULIE BOLYARD
JAN PECUNIA
NIGEL BEALE
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Tammany Yacht Club hours
Monday & Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday & Thursday
5-10 PM
Friday
5-11 PM
Saturday
2-11 PM
Sunday
1-9 PM
Club hours may be extended at the discretion of the Club Manager or
the ranking Board Member.
Don’t forget that on Thursdays, your second drink is free and either a
light supper or hors d’oeuvres are frequently served. Also, be sure to
sign up for Friday night dinners by Thursday evening and cancel if you
can’t make it to avoid a penalty.
Manager: Dodie Jones TYC Phone: 985-649-5222
May, 2007
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7:00pm Bill Watson
Race Series
7
8
9
7:00pm Bill Watson
Race Series 7:00pm
Coast Guard Auxillary
Flotilla Mtg.
14
15
6:30pm Long Range
Planning Committee
7:00pm TYC Board
Meeting
21
16
7:00pm Bill Watson
Race Series
22
23
7:00pm Bill Watson
Race Series
28
4
29
5
30
6:30pm Happy Hour
10
6:30pmHappy Hour
7:00-9:00pm First
Mates Board Meeting
17
6:30pm Happy Hour
24
6:30pm Happy Hour
31
7:00-7:30pm Cornish
Hen Dinner and Birthday
Night
11
May Day Regatta
Postponed
12
7:30 am- 5:00 pm
USCG
Opening Day Regatta
Make Up Postponed
13
7:00 pm Friday Night
Dinner
18
7:00 pm Surf & Turf
Dinner
25
Club Rental
June 1
7:00pm Bill Watson
Race Series
6
6:30pm Happy Hour
7
7:00 pm Friday Night
Dinner(Catfish Fry),
Birthday Night and
Hurricane Party
8
7:00pm Bill Watson
Race Series
6:30pm Happy Hour
7:00-9:00pm First
Mates Board Meeting
7:00 pm Friday Night
Dinner
19
20
10:00am Leen
Polderman Regatta TBD
Membership Event .
3:00pm First Mates
Blessing of the Fleet
and 4:00pmCrawfish
Boil & Race
26
27
Club Rental
2
10:00 am Charter Day
Invitational Regatta
9
3
10
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