April - Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club

HILLSBORO INLET SAILING CLUB
April 2007
From The
Helm
Lighthouse Point, Florida
Inside this Issue
From The Helm
1
Upcoming Events
3
Cruise Report
4
New Members Corner
5
Classifieds
6
Programs
9
If all the ships I have at sea should come a-sailing home
to me, ah, well! The harbor would not hold so many
ships as there would be if all my ships Came home from
sea. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, My Ships, from the "Poems
of Passion"
2007 Budget
9
Race Report
11-12
Calendar
13-14
Trawler Tracks (new)
16-17
By the time you read this we will be well into April's activities
and events. Thanks to Mary and Hal, Beth and Jack and
Marilyn and Rudy for putting on a great Change of Command
dinner/dance. It is wonderful to see all our Past Commodores at this event to honor the outgoing and incoming boards
and committees.
Roster Updates
19
Crew Pool
20
Tide Predictions
21
Book Exchange Program
23
By Tim Leonard
Commodore,
Meantime
Thanks also to the Kunkels and Tices as well as the Caines
and Duvals outgoing and incoming cruising chairs respectively for hosting a super fun Change of Command Circle Raft
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Hillsboro Inlet
Sailing Club
Inlet Outlet
Editor:
Julie Tice
The Inlet/Outlet is published
by the Hillsboro Inlet Sailing
Club. Items for publication
should be submitted to the
Inlet/OutletEditor
[email protected]
Paper documents or photos
should be given or sent to
Julie Tice, 710 NE 69th Street,
Boca Raton, FL 33487.
Officers
Commodore
Vice Commodore
Rear Commodore
Secretary
Treasurer
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up. Hats off to Hal (raft engineer) and Mary
(Admiral), Dave Coviello, Ken Scott and all
you other people who pushed and pulled,
squeezed and eased all 65 boats into the
circle. It is a club record by the way on this the
4th year the first year having 19 boats. Next
year we will break all records. Thanks Bob
Rae for the Sunday morning Bloodies enjoyed by all. The beautiful new cruising flag
was introduced at the raft up. Start earning
your points now to get one.
You have also received your new rosters and
the first Inlet/Outlet. Heartfelt thanks to Deanna
and Bob Rae for a great job on the roster and
to Julie Tice on the Inlet/Outlet. A lot of hard
work goes into these two publications. We
DEADLINE THE 15TH
Board of Governors
had our March general meeting at which Race
Tel: (561) 998-2174
Jeff Kunkel
2 Years
Chair Hal Steward assisted by Ken Scott
Please notify Inlet/Outlet of Frank Tippett
2 Years
moderated a lively discussion on the many
address changes so you will Stan Frost
1 Years
points of racing as well as the dates for the
Colin Whittaker
1 Years
not miss any issues.
buoy and coastal races. As at all of our
Past Commodore
Hal Steward
Staff Commodore
John Tucker
general meetings our audio/visual engineer
Mary Steward did a superb job assisting each
Club Credo
committee. Thanks Mary. To start out the
The purpose of the Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club is to develop, encour- new year The membership committee has
age, and stimulate an interest in sailing in the Hillsboro Inlet area. It signed on 8 new members. Good job. We
is our responsibility to promote fellowship and camaraderie among welcome you new members. Don't be shy.
sailors in our club, among sailors in the area and among our guests. Join us in our many and various activities. I
can't tell you enough how important you are to
Membership
An application for membership in HISC may be obtained from the success of our club.
membership chairpersons Bob & Joyce Tigar @ (954) 781-5910 or by
contacting any club member. There is a $30.00 initiation fee and annual dues The annual St. Patrick's Day cruise to Lake
of $125 (family), $100 (single), are payable upon joining and every January Boca Raton happened on March 17 and what
thereafter. After June 30, the dues are $62.50 (family) or $50.00 (single)for a happening it was. The beer was flow'n and
the limericks a fly'n. Not to mention the
the rest of the current year for new members.
costumes were mostly green. A fun time was
had by all. Derbies off to our hosts Brenda and
Monthly General Meeting
Michael and Carl and Suzi.
The Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club holds a monthly membership meeting
generally on the second Thursday of each month, 7:00pm at the April promises to be a busy, busy month so
Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club, 2701 N.E. 42nd Street, check you calendar and plan not to miss any
Lighthouse Point, Tel: (954)942-7224. Please check the monthly events. We have several races, 6 buoys and
calendar or call the editor for any changes in the meeting dates, times, 1 coastal to be exact. We have the Easter
or locations.
Tim Leonard
Julie Tice
Bill Shomo
Mary Steward
Rudy Janis
Picture Credits
Goodyear Blimp, Michael Duval, Dennis Tynan, Paul Maloney
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cruise and the Old Port Cove cruise back from North Palm
Beach. Youth sailing has 2 sessions. So come on everyone. Join
in the fun. Sail fast. Sail safe. We'll see you on the water for
another "high seas adventure".
UPCOMING EVENTS
Spring Race Series #1 & 2
April 1st
Board Meeting
April 5th
@ West Marine, Deerfield
General Meeting
April 12th
@ LHPYRC
SpringYouth Sailing #2
April 14th
@ Quiet Waters Park
2007 Change of Command Past Commodores
Spring Race Series #3&4
April 15th
Old Port Cove Regatta
April 21st
Spring Race Series #4 & 5
April 29th
2007 Change of Command "Gaggle of Volunteers"
Board Meeting
May 3rd
@ West Marine, Deerfield
After Race Parties
April 1st
Tim & Maureen Leonard
1512 SE 12th Court
Deerfield Beach
(954) 725-8217
PARTIES ARE 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
You don't have to race to enjoy the parties.
BYOB & a dish to share.
If you would like to host an after race party,
contact: Judi Whittaker @ (954) 781-0246
It is with great sadness that I need to
announce the passing of a Charter Member of the Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club.
Earl Yale Fine passed away on March
22nd. He was a member from 1971 1988 and rejoined us in 2003.
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Cruise Report
2007 Change of Command Circle Raft Up
by Brenda Duvall, Magic
What an honor to be cruising chairs for HISC. When 21
boats for Friday night and 65 boats for Saturday night come
out for The Great Circle Raft up to kick off the 2007 cruising
season, all you can feel is pride in our club. We want to
personally thank Past Commodore Hal Steward for his hard
work and dedication to the circle. Also a special thank you
goes to Ladd Caine and Tom Fagan for working anchors and
lines. It was amazing to watch the hard working pirates
bringing our circle together. In its finest tradition the Blimp
passed over once, twice and than again several more times.
I for one am looking forward to checking out their photos.
Rae of Stingrae. We greatly appreciate them, Thank you Bob
& Dee. One by one the circle unfolded. Several boats ran
aground and those that could be were helped off by Carl and
Suzie of Glory Daze, Jake LaRue of Pi, Paul Gagnon of Diva,
along with Michael and Brenda of Magic.
We look forward to a great year and remember you too can
earn the 2007 cruising flag. It is quite simple come out and
enjoy your club events, and remember you earn extra points
for hosting. If you would like to host please call Brenda &
Michael of Magic at 954-545-1496 or Denise & Ladd of
Blue at 954-942-1288.
FROM THIS...
Once the circle was closed all of the boats sounded their
horns, conchs and anything else to express our appreciation
for all the hard work Hal and his pirates did bringing us
together. Our past cruising chairs Jeff & Lynn Kunkel were
unable to attend and so Randy and Julie Tice gladly joined the
new cruising chairs Denise & Ladd Caine along with Brenda
& Michael Duvall to turn over the past to the future. We once
again want to thank Jeff, Lynn, Randy, and Julie for the great
times we have had in this past year cruising events.
All dinghies were called out and soon a dinghy parade with
the new cruising flags flying saluted the circle. As all the
dinghies retired to their respective boats, folks cleaned up
enjoyed dinner. After the respite the brave circumnavigated,
while neighboring boats enjoyed each other's company and
the circling sailors. Commodore Tim and his hardy side kick
Ken checked the anchors and all of us sleepy sailors were
tucked away by midnight or so. Sunday morning dawned
with the traditional Bloody Mary's supplied by Bob & Dee
...TO THIS
Thanks HISC Members - WE DID IT!
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New Member
Corner
by Bob Tigar, Diversion
participating in HISC activities which include cruising and
the website.
Toni Lugger has lived in South Florida since she was 6.
She has crewed on The Ft L to PB race as well as others.
She is also crewing for our racers.
We are glad to welcome these new members and have
forwarded their club interests to the appropriate activity
We were pleased to introduce 8 new members at the March chair people. Feel free to provide our name & phone# to
8, 2007 general meeting.
any people who have interest in joining HISC.
Andy Deering & Jean Crocker have been members of
Gulfstream & Sailing Singles Clubs. They both served as
Commodore while part of the singles group. Jean said that
they have both lived in Florida "forever". Her parents have
been here since the 20's. They know many club members
and currently are between boats.
Mort & Arlene Fligelman are from the Chicago area and
split their time between there and Boca. Their plans are to
make S. Fl. their permanent home. Their current boat is an
Erickson 35, "Acapella". Mort is an experienced racer. He
raced against Walt King in Chicago and is looking foreword
to participating in our racing program.
Michelle Tsivis, Mort Fligelman, Andy Deering,
Jean Crocker, Toni Lugger
Gus & Terry Sclafami are commuting to Fl until they
complete the sale of their house up north. Terry is a
Merchant Marine Capt. With a 100 Ton license. They have ANNUAL BUCK CARLISLE
a Tartan 4100, "Nino" and have been to The Bahamas on MEMORIAL REGATTA
extended cruises.
by Maureen Leonard, Meantime
Saul & Ellen Silverman live in Nyack, NY and Boca. Attention HISC members…F.Y.I. This year's race and
Their boat is an Endeavor 38 "Joyride". They are interested social event in the evening will take place at Bahia Mar. We
in cruising.
will have the usual tropical BBQ with a cash bar. The tickets
for this event will be $29.00 per person. Dockage with the not
Pete & Michelle Tsivis lived in Pompano for 20 years and yet known off season rates (40' minimum) is available and you
have now been in LHP for 5 years. They got hooked on will need to make your own reservations. Details to follow in
sailing when they chartered. Their son really liked it. We the May I/O.
suspect he will be an eager participant in the Jr. Sailing
Program.
If you ask "Why not Pier 66?" Well, we've been priced right
out of there as far as the social event in the evening. For the
Chris Frazier is from Phildelphia and has been in Pompano same menu at Bahia Mar, our cost would exceed the $40.00
for 2 years. He has sailed and raced on friends boats and has per person mark. The marina however, is still reasonable.
completed several courses thru Bluewater Sailing. He is Perhaps, if everyone really prefers Pier 66 for the
interested in becoming part of our crew pool.
Commodore's Cup we could race down there, relax around
the pool, do a boat cocktail party and awards (on the docks)
Mark Balentine lives aboard his Catalina 36 "Bombay then fend for ourselves for dinner. Think about it and give the
Explorer". His is between cruises and is looking foreword to social committee your feedback otherwise, we'll stay with
Bahia Mar.
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Club Classifieds
DINGHY FOR SALE. 8'6" Zodiac RU260 for sale. Like
New only $400. Includes carrying bag, oars,& padded
storage seat. Please contact Randy Tice @ (561) 998-2174.
FOR SALE: 14' THOMPSON SEA SKIFF, 1948. ’68
O.B. 45 H.P. Chrysler. Trailer. Anchor, lifejackets, flares,
FL Title and FL registration for trailer. Survey value 2003:
$7000. Asking $5500. John Antweiler 954 942-8590.
WANTED: Dock space needed for my O’Day 28
(Queen Maus). Draft 4 ft 8 inch. Where I’m now can’t
move the boat for an average of 7 Hrs every day. We
would like to participate in more club functions. Thks for
any lead.. Contact Carlos Trappberger (954) 242 1889.
For Sale: Walker Bay Dinghy, 10'
Exc condition, $450.00 Steve 561 - 289 5328
The Inlet Outlet will accept classified ads at
nocharge from members in good standing. These ads
will be run for one (1) issue only unless renewed. Ads
must be submitted in writing. You must notify the editor
for each issue in which you wish the ad to run.
BOAT US MEMBERSHIP
Boat US is increasing their membership dues from
$19.00 to $25.00.
They have renewed our 50% discount rate and it will
now cost $12.50 YR
Our reference # is GA-83724S.
If you need any additional information call me (954)
481-9919. Capt Bob Rae, Stingrae
or e-mail [email protected]
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2007
Beer
Can
Series
by Jamie Cowan
One more time for the fun of it! Come one, come all… every
Wednesday evening for ten races, starting on May 2nd at
1900 (7 pm for you landlubbers) we will have a race for two
classes, the fast boats in one class and the not-so-fast boats
in the other class! If you have a preference, let me know. The
format will be exactly the same as last year, and for many
years before that, so don't be shy, get your crew together and
plan on it. One big difference from past years is that we are
not going to try to have races during the first two weeks of July
due to the fact that so many boats are over at Regatta Time
in Abaco or out of the area on cruises of their own.
SAILING WITH
GOODYEAR BLIMP
EMPLOYEES
by Dennis Tynan, Soulmate
Twenty Goodyear blimp employees enjoyed a day of sailing
on HISC sailboats on Monday March 19. The wind was
blowing up to 25 knots but four Club members, Jack Dailey
(Cracker Jack), Tom Fagan (Zebulon), John Sammons
(Joy Ride) and Randy Tice (Joie de Vivre) used their boats
take the enthusiastic employees for a ride.
The day started with the boats arriving at Dennis Tynan's
dock at 11:00 AM. The Goodyear people started arriving at
11:30. We had a cookout and got to know our guests and
set sail about 1:00. Many of them were experiencing sailing
for the first time. Conditions started getting a little worse and
when more that a few started getting seasick we came in
about 3:00. Since low tide became an issue Cracker Jack
and Joy Ride dropped off their passengers and headed home.
Zebulon and Joie de Vivre took a ride up the inter coastal and
then came back to enjoy more food and drink with the young
guests.
We will have all the usual prizes… beer and t-shirts. We will
do ten races with an overall prize for the series in both classes, Talk of Blimp rides, beer pong (if the ball lands in your cup
you must chug) and kidding with the seasick victims went on
and, with any luck, we will have a lot of fun for all.
till the last of the people left around 7:30 at night.
See you on the water!
Many thanks to John and Judy Antweiler, Larry Winchell
for helping cook, crew making our guests feel welcome. At
one time I heard Judy say "Gee this is like a fraternity party.
The Goodyear people all said they had a good time and enjoy
taking pictures of our circle raftups.
FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIAL
MEETING PLACE:
Lighthouse Cove Resort Tiki Hut
on AIA at the end of N.E. 14th Street
in Pompano.
A pleasant setting, drinks and hors
d'oeuvres.
Happy Hour 6-7pm
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PENNER TILE, INC
• Remodeling
• Kitchen and Bath
• Tile and Marble
Licensed Residential Contractor (CRC-1326700)
Broward & Palm Beach Counties - Since 1991
Peter G. Penner
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561.265.0821
Programs
by Paul Chasse, Cheerios
April 12th, General Meeting Program
This month Bob Kinnier will narrate to the Club his Photo
Journal of his sail from the Baltic Sea to the Aegean Sea via
the Rhine and Danube rivers.
Bob was born and raised in Baltimore, MD, spending his
summers on the Chesapeake. He graduated from Purdue
University with a degree in Civil Engineering and later earned
an MBA from California State University.
His boating career spans almost 60 years. In 2001 he sold his
steel fabrication business and sailed away from Milwaukee,
WI, in his Slocum 43 for a long term voyage around the world.
His goal was not so much to sail around the world but more
to see the world from the deck of his cruising vessel.
So far, Bob has more than 20,000 miles under his keel. He
sailed across the Atlantic in 2003. He then cruised the British
Isles in 2004 and navigated the Baltic Sea in 2005. Last year
he sailed from the Baltic up the Rhine River and down the
Danube to the Aegean Sea. This trip turned out to be his most
challenging voyage which is the subject of the evening's
presentation.
We hope you will all plan to attend. It will be an enjoyable
viewing and learning voyage.
Paul Chasse
Cheerios
Program Chair.
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Attorney at Law
Civil Litigation
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Fax#
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Boating Accidents
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Race Report
by Hal Steward,
Southern Breeze
We are all looking forward to another exciting and fun-filled
racing schedule. I am especially happy that Ken Scott is my
co-chair and that Elizabeth Knickerbocker has offered to
head up race committee organizing. I am always grateful for
the Fleet Captains, Larry Winchell, Peter Wilkinson and
Jack Dailey as their assistance is really appreciated those
times when the decision to postpone or cancel a race arises.
And, how can we race without race results and trophies?
That is where Cindy Cowan comes in. Then the after race
parties need a person like Judy Whittaker who is heading that
up this year. There are other behind the scene people like
Jamie Cowan who serves on protest committee and is our
PHRF and Florida Sailing Association Representative.
Then there are the special events like the socials that Judy and
John Antweiler organize, and the Old Port Cove hosts
Dianne and Ken Voss. Of course we cannot forget a whole
series of Beer Can races. Thanks to Jamie and Cindy Cowan
and fund raiser Tom Garvey this is always a great program.
Much gratitude goes to Larry Geller for letting us use Plush
Toy for the Beer Can Committee boat. Let us not forget that
critical to the racing program are the buoy setters. Thanks to
Dan Meyers and Carl Wehe we have marks to round!
Last month's general meeting was the Annual Skipper's
Meeting where the race packets were distributed and the
2007 race schedule was discussed. If you did not get a
packet please contact Ken Scott or Hal Steward. You must
complete the forms in this packet to be able to race with our
HISC program. I might mention at this time that racing with
HISC is such a HOOT! We have such a flexible group of
sailors and classes that racers can cruise and cruisers can
race. So don't be intimidated if you have a full library,
wardrobe and enough backup parts to rebuild your boat,
you can STILL RACE
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Race Report continued from page 11
If you are interested in helping out with Race committee
(sometimes on a boat and sometimes from the beach) please
call Elizabeth Knickerbocker. This is a great way to get the
understanding of the rules of racing from a different perspective. You are always invited to the after race party and if you
committee enough you are eligible for a race flag!
Speaking of which, please submit your Race Flag entries by
the May general meeting. Please limit your design to 3 colors
and use a pennant shape.
One more important person on our team: Crew Pool.
Remember if anyone wants to crew or needs crew, the
person to contact is Bob "Hutch" Hutcheson. See you out on
the water. Races start at 11:00, and stay tuned to channel 68
for race instructions.
Hal Steward
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Trawler
Tracks
ICW, Skipper Bob's guides are great for anchorages. Even
the Waterway Guides are excellent since Tom and Mel Neale
have become cruising editors. The full cruising editor staff is
much more knowledgeable and "anchor friendly" these days.
As for what anchors work best? I'm a brave soul and will
offer an opinion. My preferences, in order:
1. Bruce 44: All chain. Anywhere on the ICW or Bahamas.
Much of the time we swing on just the chain itself.
2. Fortress FX-37: Short chain with nylon rode. In mud
(Chesapeake) or sand (Bahamas). Also our primary storm/
hurricane anchor.
3. Fortress FX-23: Stern anchor when you don't have space
to swing. Or large circle raftups!
By Capt Doug Knickerbocker, Yankee Rover
4. Delta Quickset: If wind is less than 20 knots. Otherwise
([email protected])
it's a PLOW, of which John Deere would be proud. Got rid
Commodore Tim Leonard asked if I would provide a of ours.
monthly article about the "trawler" interests in the club, so I don't like 2 anchors off the bow either, unless in severe storm
here goes. I thought long and hard about what the content conditions. Enough said.
should be (at least 5 minutes). I'll discuss some long term
cruising issues that all of us face at one time or another and
provide an update on where the trawler folks are and what Each of us trawler folk have different preferences for location
they are doing. Comments are welcome. Just drop me an e- and frequency of anchoring. Some never go into marinas, and
mail. This is not the end-all for trawler info, just one view. some practically spend all of their time in them. We are
Remember, long term cruising isn't just a vacation, but an somewhere in between, depending on what we want to do
experience in living in a relatively small space for an extended when we get there (be ashore to visit friends, dink ashore, or
period of time (that didn't come out right, sounds like prison, just hang out). Being a techy, I keep stats on our frequency
of anchoring, marinas, and free tie-ups. Over the past 7
which it isn't).
years, our average is one-third anchoring, one-third of the
I decided on the title "Trawler Tracks" because we always time in marinas, and the rest at a place to tie up gratis (often
seem to be venturing into new and unfamiliar anchorages with with electric and water available - how much better can it
"Yankee Rover" (Kadey-Krogen 39). If you cruise north, get?). With long distance cruising, both weather and mainthe tide becomes more critical as to when and where you tenance becomes issues and usually drive the decision as to
venture for anchoring. You may get into an anchorage easily when and where to park, and for how long. I'll be writing
at or near high tide but find a strange waterscape when you about weather and maintenance in future articles. Sufficient
go to leave the next morning and may need to be VERY to say that maintenance is an ongoing day to day activity when
precise in your exit route, ie. fog or narrow, unmarked living aboard for an extended period. Also, we'll have a
channels. Local knowledge is always helpful. We always discussion about two of the greatest inventions going: bow
have the GPS and chart plotter in track mode going into a thrusters and stabilizers. And then there is the subject of
potential anchorage. If we can't get where we thought we paper charts vs electronic navigation systems and radar. And
would like to anchor, it's lots easier to backtrack on your intracoastal vs off shore cruising. I'm open to other topics
GPS track before the tide changes significantly. Also, leaving readers might suggest.
the anchorage in the morning is easier regardless of the
weather conditions. I save particularly tricky ones for future As I write this, we are getting more focused on preparation
reference. Today's cruising guides are usually very good with for the coming cruise this summer. Plans aren't totally firmed
anchoring info as well. Twenty years ago I wouldn't neces- up yet, but we are trying to link up with sailing friends up north
sarily believe what I read. If you are traveling north on the to visit some of the Maine coast again. I vowed never to
venture by water again into the land of fog. I guess I was
kidding myself. I can taste the lobsters now! Currently,
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Norm and Ann Dupont, on "Carpe Diem" (Grand Banks 34),
are in the Exumas. Bill and Myke Oppold, on "Footprints"
(DeFever 49), crossed over last week to West End and are
in Marsh Harbor. One of the things we enjoy is linking up with
other HISC trawler folk up north for a cruising point or two
(or three). We sometimes meet in the strangest places. We
like coming into an anchorage or marina and unexpectedly
spotting an HISC burgee. Surprise... You never know who
you'll meet in the next cove.
HAM EXAMS
May 22nd, Ft Lauderdale @ 6:00 PM
The Gold Coast Amateur Radio Association will be giving
ham exams for Technician, General, and Extra class
licenses, on May 22nd, and hopefully every fourth
Tuesday after that, at the Imperial Point Medical Center,
6401 N. Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale. In the cafeteria, look for the Private Room. Please arrive a few
minutes early, and bring a pencil, ball point pen, a photo
ID (driver's license, etc), and $14.00. Also bring the
original and photocopy of your license and CSCEs, if
any. Enter at the main entrance, and tell the guard you are
attending the ham session.
There is no longer a morse code requirement, so hams
that have passed the written tests for either general or
extra, but have not taken the morse code test, can
upgrade by paying the $14.00 and presenting their
CSCE. The CSCE must not be older than 365 days.
PS: Anyone know where the picture of Yankee Rover was
taken?
Please call Gordon Groves, K3GG, at 954-783-8693, or
e-mail ([email protected]) for any questions and
to register for the exams.
Capt Doug
OLD PORT COVE WELCOME PARTY
FRIDAY APRIL 20TH
Ken & Dianne Voss
2400 NE 33rd Street
Lighthouse Point Fl, 33064
The grill will be on, so bring your meat, and a dish to share with our friends from Old Port Cove Yacht Club &
Palm Beach Yacht Club. B.Y.O.B.
********
You do not have to be racing to come out and welcome the visitors. We always have a great time with them.
We will have rum punch!
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ROSTER UPDATES
New Members
Mark Balentine
2525 Marina Bay Drive, Slip 411
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
(561) 762-4838
[email protected]
Bombay Explorer, Catalina 36
Andrew Deering & Jean Crocker
1500 Victoria Park Rd
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304-1320
(954) 564-1900
[email protected]
[email protected]
Morton & Arlene Fligelman
22577 Esplanada Drive
Boca Raton, FL 33433
(561) 367-0311
[email protected]
Acapellai, Ericson 35
Christopher Frazier
4005 W. McNab Road, C-302
Pompano Beach, FL 33069
(610) 220-3599
[email protected]
Toni Lugger
4750 NE 7th Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334
(954) 579-5511
[email protected]
Gus & Captain Terry Sclafami
2301 SW 17th Place
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
(516) 368-4363
[email protected]
Noni, Tarten 4100
Saul & Ellen Silverman
100 South Broadway
Nyack, NY 10960
NY (845) 353-9040
FL (561) 499-3141
[email protected]
Joyride, Endeavour 38cc
Peter & Michelle Tsivis
4950 NE 29th Ave
Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
(954) 481-8405
[email protected]
[email protected]
Corrections
Gregg & Janna Holmes
email address: [email protected]
Jeff & Lynn Kinkel
boat: Endeavour, Gozzard 41
Gordon Groves
email address: [email protected]
Dick and Carol Simmons
new address:
43 SW 12th Terrace
Boca Raton, FL 33486-4451
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Stan Rubin - Former sailboat owner with 30 years sailing experience (Long Island, Chesapeake, and Delaware Bay).
Prefers cruising to racing, but happy to race if it gets him on a sailboat.
(561) 271-6163 [email protected].
Carlos Trappberger - Cruising sailboat owner "Queen Maus" (28' O'Day). Would like to crew with other club
members to cruise or race (JAM or ARC) to gain more experience. Available every 2nd weekend and then 4 days
off (Sat.-Tues.). (561) 395-8787 (H) or (954) 242-1889 (C) [email protected].
Toni Lugger - New member taking all of the boating/sailing courses (quick learner) and looking to sail/race with fun
experienced people. She has crewed on various boats (Karma-HISC; Mostly Harmless-GSC; etc.) in many local
races in the last few months. (954) 579-5511 (C)
[email protected].
George Morrissey - Very experienced owner of a Pearson 36 (in Lake Michigan). Has raced the Mackinac race 31
times (1st overall of 300 boats in 2005). HISC new member and part time Delray resident thru the end of March. He
likes racing and his wife, Mary Kay, is a cruiser.
(561) 272-0556 (H) or (708) 567-1776 (C) [email protected].
Fleur de Beaulieu (Ericson 32) - Capt. Carole Fielder looking for crew for day-sailing and weekend cruising. (954)
946-2956 [email protected].
Note: Any HISC member looking to crew, or Captains (boats) looking for crew, can be added to our new Crew/
Boat pool. E-mail a SHORT description of your interest to the crew pool chairman, Hutch, at [email protected]
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Tide Predictions for
Hillsboro Inlet, Coast Guard Light Station, Florida
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Book Exchange
1) Selection and improvements 2) Maintenance 3) Voyages
and cruising skills 4) Seamanship and navigation 5) Sailing
skills 6) Sails 7) Races 8) Other 9) Cruising guide
by Jane Groves
Attention readers. In keeping with our club credo, to promote the interest in sailing, we are trying a new feature, the
sharing of books between club members. If you have books
on sailing, boating, or related topics; and you would be
willing to loan them out to club members, please join our
book exchange.
The featured book this month is The Proving Ground by
G.B. Knecht This book is a gripping account of the Sydney
to Hobart race in which only 43 boats out of 115 entrants
finished. Six men died, and the survivors were changed
forever.
Call Jane or Gordon Groves if you wish to borrow this book.
We will maintain a list of books by category, both on the club
web site, and a printed list for the "computer challenged".
You can contact the owner of any book and borrow it for any
amount of time agreed upon between you. Book owners will
maintain their own list of personal books, and the borrowers
who are using them.
If you are willing to join this worthwhile venture, please send
a list of the books you wish to lend to Webmaster, Mike
Duvall, and a copy to Jane Groves. The list should be divided
into the following categories:
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Inlet/Outlet
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club
P.O Box 5241
Lighthouse Point, FL 33074-5241
Don't miss this great source of information
provided by Michael Duvall, Webmaster. It is
well worth your time to check this out.
INTERNET HOME
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The Inlet/Outlet, with color photos, is
now available in Acrobat pdf format on
the HISC web site
Bill Shomo
Your AD-MAN, for INLET/OUTLET
Business Card "Special", for Club Members
$100.00/per yr. 11-issues
Also Larger Ads Available
Call for Info: 954-946-6689
E-MAIL NOTICES
If you are not receiving periodic
e-mail notices of HISC events
or if you want to be removed
from the list send an e-mail to:
Dave Coviello at:
[email protected]
Inlet /Outlet email address!
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