March 2012 - Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma

Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma
5624 Marine View Drive, Tacoma WA
98422
Volume 12 Issue 3
March 2012
http://www.cyct.com
CYCT 2012 Commodores Ball
Photos by Julie St John
March 2012
2012 CYCT Officers & Board Members
FLAG OFFICERS
Commodore: Cheryl White
Vice Commodore: Gary Ballentine
Rear Commodore: Steve Ryan
Recording Secretary: Dana Gage
Treasurer: Paul Case
BOARD POSITIONS
Membership Chair: Fred &Ursula Ahrens
Fleet Captain-Cruising:
Brock and Janice Vanravenswaay
Fleet Captain - Racing: Billy Carter
Past Commodore: Steve Hucke
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Editors Comments
It’s March but it sure does not feel like it (burr). I
have completed a couple boat project and the list is still
growing. I am now learning how much I don’t know about
standing rigging. Sometimes I wonder what I have gotten
myself into (I know that is what Carolyn is thinking). We
are looking forward to the CYCT Crab Feed cruise in Docton this month and I am amazed by the response we have.
I think Carolyn and I will have our hands full.
Rob Crone
Mainsheet editor
s/v Honey Dew
STANDING COMMITTEES
Club Merchandise: Linda Case
Mainsheet Editor: Rob Crone
Sunshine: Vaneva O’Hara
Tyee Liaison: Jo Seward
Web Site: Matt Nickens
Social: Lew & Bev Channing
Education: Chuck Welter
Historian: Terry Anderson
Long Range Planning: TBD
Floating Asset Chair: Jerry Brennan
REPRESENTATIVES
PHRF Handicapper: Pat Nelson
PHRF Director: Eric Nelson
PIYA Representative: Eric Nelson
Dinghy Program: Brian White & Dann Gage
MEETING SCHEDULES
General Meetings:
7:00 pm - 2nd Monday of the month
Sept. - May @ Johnny’s of Fife Restaurant
June - Aug @ CYCT deck at Tyee Marina II
Board Meeting:
7:00 pm - Last Monday of the month
At Johnny’s of Fife Restaurant
T-37PH
Happy Birthday!
From your CYCT friends
Steve Blair
Mar 6
Steve Wagner
March 7
Soo Carter
March 10
Fred Creitz
March 18
Genevieve Hovey
March 20
Pat Le Blanc
March 21
Earline Cox
March 21
Lisa Corkum
March 26
Susan Pinkham
March 27
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March 2012
Commodore’s Comments
Greetings, CYCT Membership.
Today I decorated the house for St. Patrick’s Day. I don’t have a lot of St. Patty’s decorations, a few green carnations and shamrocks. But one tradition we have had in our house
is that the kids have built leprechaun traps. The idea is to lure the little leprechaun into
the trap by placing some gold rocks or some shoes, perhaps a rainbow under a box of
some sort… and simply to catch him. He always eludes the traps, however, then wreaks
havoc in the house; turning the toilet water green, leaving green footprints all over, messing up the furniture. One year he set the breakfast table for the kids, it looked really nice
with the exception of the dog food he poured instead of cereal. Now, Sampson would have been happy, but let
me tell you, Ruthie was NOT. She spruced up her trap that night, but again, no leprechaun.
Most days I want the kids to grow up. Some days I want them to slow down and enjoy the innocence of their
childhood. Today, I am hoping they ASK to start working on their leprechaun traps, because it’s more fun for me
than for them, I’m sure.
This week has been a tough week for members of our CYCT family. It has made me stop and quietly appreciate the
friendships that are going on within the club even more. What I have appreciated the most is the genuine concern
that goes on when someone is in need. I wouldn’t trade that for the world.
May this month bring you a little green beer, some corned beef and cabbage, hopefully some sunshine and the
blooming of a few bulbs. I leave you with this Irish Blessing:
An Old Irish Blessing
May love and laughter light your days,
and warm your heart and home.
May good and faithful friends be yours,
wherever you may roam.
May peace and plenty bless your world
with joy that long endures.
May all life's passing seasons
bring the best to you and yours!
As I am writing this at 3:45am, “Top of the mornin’ to ya!”
Cheryl White
Commodore
March 2012
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Vice Commodore’s Comments
Februarys 29th is today. My memory is short, but I sure don't remember February 29th last
year. Did I miss something? February long or short seemed to be filled with challenges. How
about our poor Race Committee? Tatoosh had decided to get off of the dock and start doing more
winter racing. The good Lord had other ideas. The first race was our CYCT Gig Harbor, Windjammer Harbor Series #3. First of all our crew of one called and said he had to work. O.K. Joy and I
have double handed the boat many times, no big deal. So we got up early, and after looking out
the window thought no way.
We called Billy and said sorry,
we were not going to make it.
We did however pack our sail bags and head down to the
dock in hopes that things would change. Our boat was tied
up to the dock, in the marina. However it was rocking like it
was on anchor in a good wind out in the harbor. Two other
CYCT boats on the docks made the decision not to race that
morning also. We grabbed our hand held radio and headed
home where we could see our two committee boats trying to
set up the course. At one point Romeo Charlie called Juliet
and asked how it was going. Juliet came back "this really
#@*'s, but thanks for asking". Both were bouncing around
like little toy boats. Hats off to Billy and his crew for getting
the race in. Also, nice job to the five boats that finished the
race. The second race we had signed up for was the TTPYC Manzanita Buoy Race. Again the conditions were not what we would
purposely take our boat out in. Three Tree Point Yacht Club had two boats start that race and only one finish. Congratulations to
First Dance for taking first place. They said they were so far out in front they couldn't see any of the boats behind them. Should
we tell them there weren't any?
February did start out on a fun note, with our chili cook off cruise. Nice job to the VanRavensway's for throwing a fun filled
evening. Lots of great chili, with a dead heat tie for first place. Good thing the crew of Grace E showed up to help us out. After
being kind enough to taste all of the entries, we had a tie breaker. Joy and I arrived at Dock Street Marina on Friday. By Saturday at noon we were still the only boat from CYCT there. As we looked out on the water we thought "this is the loneliest cruise
ever". Then the boats began arriving. We ended up with four boats at Dock Street, and one at Delin (they need a new compass,
I think they got lost). Thanks to Sirena Gorda, Discovery, Stelia Marie and First Dance for joining us. Next is the Crab Feed Cruise,
YUMMY!
Well, it really isn't too hard to say goodbye to this month. It has really brought us a kind of nasty environment. There was
plenty of high winds, snow and rain. It also brought us a few days of sunshine to help keep us all sane. I enclosed a photo of
Commencement Bay showing the sky blue salt water on one half, and the silky river run off water on the other half. Even the
Bay is confused, but spring is just around the corner.
See you all soon,
Gary Ballentine
S/V Tatoosh
Vice Commodore
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Rear Commodore’s Comments
February was an interesting month. I spent most of it gone on a two-week vacation skiing, so I missed a lot of fun CYCT activities! Now back to the important life activity….Sailing! The month started out with the CYCT chili cook-off cruise to Dock Street
Marina. The weather for this event was actually dry! Lots of boats attended, and there
were five great chilies to sample. No candidates for the rubber chicken award yet! A
big thanks to Brock and Janice VanRavenswaays for hosting.
Next was our general meeting on February 13th, which I missed as well. So, March is here, starting off with the
Crab Cruise the weekend of March 10th. I plan to have OBSESSION there for it’s maiden cruise! (Finally got that
furnace installed so my wife Kit has heat!) If you have never attended the club’s Crab Cruise you owe it to
your taste buds to do so. Billy and Soo Carter must have crab pots out from Olympia to the Canadian border
catching enough crab for this event. Also, no racing this month, but the next race is the CYCT Spring Singlehand on April 7. Also, the Windseeker Wednesday night race series starts on April 11. It should be fun!
Carve those waves!
Steve Ryan
Rear Commodore
CYCT Crab Feed Extravaganza
March 10th - 11th
Dockton Park Murry Island (Quartermaster Harbor)
CYCT 2012 CRAB and OYSTER FEED At DOCKTON PARK
Saturday March 10th and Sunday March 11th
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Dinner starts Saturday at 4:30 pm
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Breakfast Sunday morning at 8-10am
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Bring side dish or desert to share with everyone
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Firewood for the pit
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Prizes for the best fire side stories
We will be accomplishing another Membership Drive this year so if you know of someone thinking of joining the
Club (the Initiation fee waved during this CYCT Cruise).
Drive or sail over for just the day, or stay the weekend. To help with the cost of Crab and Oysters the Club is asking
for $5 per person or $10 per family. To help us know how many critters to get please RSVP to the below email so
we can keep everyone happy.
If you plan to stay at the dock there is a nightly park fee for the night. There is no electricity on the dock or in the
park so please make any necessary adjustments to compensate for this.
We plan to have the Fire pit going and two BBQ’s will be available (so bring your own meat if you are not fond of
seafood). The Club will provide the main stuff such as the crab and oysters, plates, napkins, utensils, cups, coffee,
hot chocolate, and eggs.
All you will need is a side dish or dessert to compliment the crab
feed and remember to bring omelet filling or other
breakfast item for Sunday morning.
Any extra crab crackers you can bring
to share would be nice
Rob and Carolyn Crone [email protected]
253-951-9402
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March 2012
Join the Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma
at our annual Crab/Oyster Cruise to Dockton
March 10th to 11th, 2012
If you own a sailboat or like to crew on a sailboat you are welcome to join us
for this event.
This is an opportunity for you to meet professional sailors, cruisers and racers.
Come and see how much fun we have on our monthly cruises.
CYCT offers Windseeker racing, crewing on members boats, cruising and
racing around Puget Sound.
This cruise is also our annual Membership drive. “New Club Members” will
not have to pay the $ 50.00 initiation fee.
If you are interested check out our website: cyct.com and send in your application.
Fred and Ursula Ahrens
S/V Wild Oats
Membership Chair
March 2012
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GET YOUR SAILBOAT OUT ON THE WATER --- LEARN NEW SKILLS --- HAVE FUN
WINDSEEKERS
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Wednesday night sailboat racing on Commencement bay.
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Facilitated by Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma www.cyct.com
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No yacht club affiliation or PHRF rating required for Windseekers
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Non-flying sails
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Optional to race PHRF spinnaker class if rated.
Running from -------April 11th 2012 To----------August 29th 2012
no racing on July 4th
A free workshop for new Windseekers racers will be held at the Tyee Marina on April 4 th at (1800) to help answer question and concerns about starting, right of way, flags/signals, etc. Please RSVP (see emails below).
Skippers meeting at 1800 hour on the CYCT deck at Tyee II marina or give entry form and fee to Race Committee boat “Romeo Charlie” after RC boat is anchored by passing starboard to starboard.
Orange “On Station” flag will be displayed when anchored.
Starts at 1900 for PHRF spinnaker boats and at 1905 for Windseekers and will be in vicinity of Tyee Marina.
VHF radio STRONGLY recommend/required!!
Channel 68 will be used to announce course and communicate other wisdoms and enlightenments.
$5.00 entry fee for individual races.
Full season discount available.
Notice of races, additional information and entry forms are available in the Race Book on www.cyct.com
Contacts for Information and Questions
Billy Carter
[email protected]
206-2407886
Don McAdams
[email protected]
253-250-1346
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March 2012
FROM THE RACE CHAIR
March Race Report
I can’t remember a winter when the Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma flagged boats have excelled as well as this winter. It
started with Winter Vashon with Slick winning class H, Flim-Flam a first in class G, Gardyloo with a second in E. In class D we
had Melange with a 3rd and Grace E with a 4th. In the NFS class Tatoosh placed a solid 3rd. Next up Duwamish Head with Slick
with another first place finish in H and Flim-flam with yet another first in G…WOW! And their supporting cast Melange taking a
second in D, Jeopardy a class D 4th and Gardyloo with a class E 4th.
It didn’t stop. My favorite race (not), the cold and fluky Toliva Shoal Race had Slick and Flim-Flam both with first place
class wins, Gardyloo a class E second and in class D Grace E placing third. Hope we can keep it going. What an incredible start.
Next and last race in the South Sound Series is March 17 th the Gig Harbor Yacht Club Islands Race. March is also the
month of the Center Sound Series sponsored by the Corinthian Yacht Club Seattle, a three race series, March 3 rd Blakely Rock,
March 10th Scatchet Head and March 24th Three Tree Point. I hope our racers continue our winter trend.
Next Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma event is April 4 th at the CYCT clubhouse Tyee II with a seminar on the RRS
(Racing Rules of Sailing) and basic “how to” on racing for the first time racer or the 1000 th time racer. There should be something
for everyone. The Spring Singlehand Race is April 7 th and for 2012 it has a set course, a little more distance and a four-hour time
limit. Windseekers starts April 11th, letting the fun begin.
Billy Carter
Race Chair CYCT
S/V Discovery
March 2012
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CYCT Chili Cook off Cruise February 11
Delin Dock Clubhouse
March 2012
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Racers Dribble
February 18th, 2012
Gig Harbor race
Well…the weather didn’t cooperate for increased attendance. Racing in Gale warnings is not for the
weak and we had a few DNS’s and a few more promises that didn’t materialize. However we managed a 60%
increase in attendance from Quartermaster, which was held in mere small-craft warning conditions.
The start had a bit of an ominous beginning beyond just the wind and sea state. When we contacted
Vessel Traffic they stated that there was a 100-yard quarantine around the vessel “Green Point” anchored by
the Blair Waterway. The message was given with a sense that they really wanted no boat to violate this rule.
The thought in my mind was one of a ship with Military hardware aboard. On channel 68 when I gave the final
instructions to the fleet I relayed Vessel Traffic’s “Green Point” request. Luckily our first mark on this race is the
Hylebos Buoy therefore the fleet should easily leave the Freighter in question well clear
The “Green Point” all during the day gave wind direction, wind strength reports and their Anchor dragging report. We learned they had 9 shots down (90 feet per shot, 810 feet of anchor chain) and where dragging
with engine on and requested to drop another shot.
Now back to the race. At the start all was clear beating towards the Hylebos with Gardyloo taking an
early lead in 30 knots of wind. As the boats rounded the Hylebos and sheets were eased they flew towards Gig
Harbor. In Dalco Passage they had a bit of a land mass shadow dropping wind speeds a bit, but they got
slammed when their bows poked out around Point Defiance. They made the mark at Gig Harbor in short order
and the reach to the next mark, Manzanita Buoy was a bit more full as they piled on the speed. This is the leg
that let Gordon and his crew on Les Chevaux Blanc overhauled Blown Away II. However, maybe the toughest
leg of the race was yet to come, the final beat from Manzanita to the finish line off Browns Point.
We saw Gardyloo’s lead shrink to Jeopardy on this leg but Jeopardy couldn’t reel-in the Gardyloo giving
Gardyloo line honors but Jeopardy won on corrected by 83 seconds. It was that final beat that gave them the
win. Third to finish was Forrest German and the crew of Blue Moon crossing with great panache. Fourth to
cross was Les Chevaux Blanc, they seemed to be enjoying the day and well they should winning Class II and correcting to first in fleet by 1.4 seconds over Jeopardy. Blown Away II crossed the line fifth and corrected to
fourth in fleet. And they didn’t make the RC wait for long to end this one. Elapsed time for Blown Away II was 2
hours 44 minutes and 18 seconds. Look at the Velocity Made Good numbers! Honestly I think those that competed were all winners. Races like these are more of a celebration of life.
Now back to the Green Pointe, upon return to Tyee we noticed the Green Point a car hauler out of Mobile Alabama off the Tyee Marina breakwater. Wow! If they had dropped anchor near the Blair Waterway they
had dug a furrow about a 1000 yards long. Then later that night we heard that there might have been murder
aboard. That explained the quarantine.
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The RC once again did great work in very trying, wet, ugly, cold conditions. Big thanks to Gary, Greg,
Don, Dan, Dana, Jerry and Soo. They made it a lot easier than it could have been. Next race the RC wants a
drifter.
Billy
Billy Carter
Race Chair CYCT
MJ Custom Upholstery
Maury Martinson
Marine Specialist
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Home Theater
Whisper walls
Acoustic Headliner
Lighting
253-347-9391
March 2012
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CYCT Cruising
March Report
We had a great time at Delin Docks! Thank you for everyone who came and shared
their Chili and side dishes. I know the crew of Gardyloo and Grace E especially
loved the hot food after a long day of racing! The Ballentine's took first place for
the best chili, followed by the Crone's and the Bessmer's. Many Valentine gifts were
also taken care of with prizes.
The Crab Feed at Dockton is just around the corner. Check this Mainsheet for a flyer. This is one of our most expensive cruises, so we are asking $5 per person or $10
per family to help offset expenses. The Crones have some great family fun planned
for the occasion, and Soo has graciously volunteered to collect our critters at a great
price! Please thank her as she goes quite a distance to buy them.
We will need a "crab" count soon, so RSVP with Rob and Carolyn as soon as possible!
Brock and Janice VanRavenswaay,
S/V Lycian
Fleet Captains, Cruising
[email protected]
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MARCH - MEMBERSHIP REPORT
It’s March already and our annual crab feed will be coming up.
We are wishing for a sunny and dry day at Dockton and looking forward
seeing all of you there.
This event will also be our annual Membership drive and the initiation fee of $ 50.00 has
been waved.
Let’s spread the word to your boat neighbors at the marina and get them interested in joining
CYCT.
Our boat is now moored at Tyee II at slip # 536.
We are looking forward seeing you at the dock, or even better out on the water…….
Fred and Ursula Ahrens
S/V “Wild Oats”
Membership Chair
March 2012
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Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma E-Mail Blast
Here are four events coming up in the near future that you should know about:
First: March 10-11 is our club’s annual Crab Feed Cruise. This will be at Dockton and we’re going
to use the docks, not raft-up. Our hosts will be Rob and Carolyn Crone. If you’re planning to come, (And
we really hope you are) contact the Crones and let them know so they’ll buy enough crab. Email: [email protected] or give them a call at 253-951-9402. We’ll have a fire pit and two BBQ’s should be a great time. More info in the current Mainsheet.
Second: April 4th is the date for the Rules of Racing Seminar which will be given by our Race Chair,
Mr. Billy Carter, at Tyee Marina. I like to go just to see the look on Billy’s face when he says, “Be nice at the
marks.”
Third: The Spring Single-hand Race is April 7th, starts and finishes off of Tyee Marina; see the race book at
CYCT.com for more info.
Forth: Windseeker Racing starts April 11th! This will be the Spring Series and will go for five races. Each
race is on a Wednesday evening, starts at 7:00 and finishes before dark. The start line is right in front of Tyee
Marina. If you’ve never raced in Windseekers you really should give it a try. Windseekers is fun racing, perfect
for any type of boat and any experience level. We hope to see you out there.
See you soon,
Paul and Linda Case
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Sunshine Report
Did you know…….
It’s fun news this month. Susan Pinkham’s son is tying the knot this weekend (March 3rd). I
don’t have any details but wishing the new couple years of great health and happiness.
No other news to report.
Sunshine
Don’t forget – you are my eyes and ears! Good news is also greatly appreciatedJ!
Sincerely,
Vaneva O’Hara
SV Sound Spirit
[email protected]
206-604-9222 cell
CYCT Members Corner
Hi there everybody, just a FYI reminder for Opening Day:
The dates for Registration for the SYC is April 20, 2012 for Dock Zero,
and April 26, 2012 for Parade.
I know because some of us were late last year—here is a reminder.
Mark Stopka
253-468-8435
S/V Merrie Lee
March 2012
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January 2012 General Meeting Minutes
Johnny’s at Fife, February 13, 2012, 1900-2030 hours
The meeting was called to order by Commodore Cheryl White at 1900 hours, February 13, 2012.
Commodore: Cheryl White asked members to introduce guests. Greg from Star Clippers. January General Meeting Minutes. Soo
Carter moved and it was seconded to approve January minutes. Motion passed.
Vice Commodore: Gary Ballentine. Thank you to Brock and Janice for the cruise this last weekend. Speaker next month will be Denny & Becky Flannigan for March. Tatoosh is registered with SYC for Opening Day. Say “yes” you will be in the parade. This will get
you better dock space at SYC. Daffodil parade, with be either Discovery or Tatoosh.
Rear Commodore: Steve Ryan is in Europe skiing, poor guy! Website with reciprocal information on it.
Past Commodore: Steve Hucke wanted to know what the sanctions are for stealing crew. He protested that Gary “Valentine” stole
his wife back, and he is not happy that Joy is no longer committed solely to First Dance.
Treasurer: Paul Case reported that the membership dues keep rolling in.
Secretary: Dana Bachellerie-Gage had no report.
Membership: Fred & Ursula Ahrens reported on the next cruise to Dockton in Quartermaster Harbor. Membership initiation fees will
be waived. Spread the word.
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Birthdays. February birthdays were announced.
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Terry & Sue Anderson. CYCT Board voted to give them an honorary lifetime membership. They have sent in their resignation as they have sold their boat and Sue is on the donor list, awaiting lungs.
Fleet Captain Cruising: Brock VanRavenswaay reported on the Chili cruise. Next Cruise, March 10 & 11, Dockton; Crones will host.
$5 per person/$10 per family so they can get the appropriate amount of crab. Rob handed out a flyer.
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March 10-11, Dockton Crab Cruise, Crone
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April 28-29, TBD, Ballentine
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May 26-28, Cutts Island, Memorial Day, Carter
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June 16-17, Father’s Day TBD, HOST NEEDED
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July 28-29, TBD, Pinkham & Walker
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September 1-3, Labor Day TBD, Case
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October 13-14, Quartermaster Harbor, Anderson
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November 10-11, Arabella’s Clam deal, HOST NEEDED
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December 31, New Years/Tyee, Hucke
Fleet Captain Racing: Billy Carter
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Windjammer Harbor Series. Two more races. This coming weekend 2/18, 2/25, then the following weekend TTPYC Manzanita Buoy Race.
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March hiatus because of big boat series UpSound.
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April 4. CYCT Rules of Racing Seminar, 1800 at the container Clubhouse. Emphasis on buoy rounding.
March 2012
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April . CYCT Spring Single Handed Race.
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April 11. Wednesday night racing begins.
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Education: Chuck Welter asked members to fill out surveys on tables. He wants to know what we want to know.
Social: Lew & Bev Channing reported that tomorrow is Valentine’s Day. Bev & Lew will be attending the American Cancer Society
Benefit at Hells Kitchen in Tacoma. Free admission; they are accepting donations. Thank you’s for participation in the Commodore’s ball. Julie St. John took portraits and candids. Rob Crone will put her contact information in the Mainsheet. Julie and Greg
Sandwick will work together to make sure
Club Merchandise: Linda Case hawked fleece caps and ball caps. FLEECE CAPS are very snuggy looking. Get yours now!!
Mainsheet: Rob Crone reported that he is updating member information. Also, please update birthdays, and keep sending in those
pictures!
Sunshine: Vaneva O’Hara reported that it’s been pretty quiet, but they had to send a card to Ursula for surgery.
Webmaster: Greg Sandwick reported that he will be the “face of the website.” Matt & Heather Nickens will make updates; Greg is
assisting and reporting on changes. YachtingDestinations.org is a website that has reciprocal information. CYCT will put a link on
our website and maintain updates. The site keeps a calendar that has most of the races for this year.
Historian: This position is still vacant. Anyone interested in taking on this committee, please let Cheryl know.
Long-range Planning: Joe Salz, Chuck Welter reported that the results for the survey are in. Would like to see club grow. Would
like to see more activities. Fewer frivolous social activities. Cruisers would like more tie-ups with shore power. Like windSeekers.
Challenges with racing—spreading the load of RC. More education wanted—working on it. Floating assets are good. The Dream is a
clubhouse with palm trees and sand.
Floating Assets: Jerry Brennan reported that they are getting more valuable because we are spending more on them. Replacing
batteries and bimini top on Juliet. Haul out RC after 2/18 race. New paint job and tune up.
Publicity: Don McAdams reported that the April 4 meeting at the clubhouse will be a good opportunity for members and racers to
get information about the program.
Trophies. Steve Wagner not present (he’s in Switzerland, poor guy!). Helped Cheryl get the plaque for Terry & Sue Anderson. He’s
got the trophies under control.
Racing Protests: Eric Nelson had no report.
PHRF Director: Eric Nelson not present. No report.
PIYA: Eric Nelson had no report.
PHRF handicapper: Pat Nelson not present. No report.
Racing Results: Billy Carter said they’re great.
Juniors/Dinghy program: Dana Bachellerie-Gage had no report. Cheryl noted that the dinghies are still in her yard……
Commodore’s Report: Cheryl White reported that she had no report. Anybody interested in a 49’ trawler? She will forward you the
email.
March 2012
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Old Business:
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Opening Day: Portal to Paradise. Soo is working this angle and trying to figure out the CYCT entry.
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Joe Salz mentioned that a member of TYC—album of boating songs. Selling them for ~$17.00.
New Business: None
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Raffle:
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Mystery Gift: Fred Creitz (tea & crumpets)
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German Zekt: Ed Pinkham
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Pinot Grigio: Debbie McAdams
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Red Wine: Steve Hucke
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Bohemian Lager: Jerry Brennan
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Pinot Grigio: Jerry Brennan
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Mystery Gift: Vaneva O’Hara (
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German Zekt: Marvin Fritts
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Cabernet Sauvingnon: Linda Case
Program: The Clipper Guy. Sounds cool. Reserve your space now for Costa Rica 2013!!
Meeting adjourned 2030 hours.
Respectfully submitted
Dana Bachellerie-Gage
Recording Secretary
S/V Radiant
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CYCT Wednesday
Spring #1
17
18
CYCT Wednesday
Spring #2
22
23
24
25
CYCT Wednesday
Spring #3
29
30
6 PM Dinner 7 PM
Board Meeting
(Johnny’s at Fife)