HERE - Arizona Yacht Club
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HERE - Arizona Yacht Club
Photo courtesy Pete Burgard Vol 44 No. 7 August 2011 Some of the Summer Scurvy Sailing Crew at Lake KinnikiniCk representing the Tucson Sailing Club during the AriZona Yacht Club and Lake Pleasant Sailing Clubs annual Summer Kampout in Northern Arizona. +INNIKINICK+AMPOUT Frank Putnam & Mo, Glenn Brostedt, Alan Burgard and I spent the weekend sailing the Lasers at Kinnikinick Lake, an out-of-the-way picturesque f. We joined the Arizona Yacht Club Lake Pleasant Sailing Club for the AYC . The was nine miles into the back country on a dirt road. The drive passed through large open meadows filled with wildflowers and sweeping views of the San Francisco Peaks. The lake located below the camp in pinyon & Juniper flora filled a large open meadow. The 10/12 knot breeze with puffs offered a great afternoon of sailing with long runs downwind on fast plane. The water temperature was in the high 70’s which was good as we all had a swim or two. The evening was spent around a large campfire, great fun, and the night sleeping under the stars with the Perseid meteor shower providing the show and, a four a.m. wake up call courtesy of a pack of Coyotes. Glenn provided the hot, strong coffee and and a cool morning was spent watching the sun hit the tops of the Ponderosa pines and listening to the forest wake up. On the return drive we took the Stoneman Lake Road to I-17. A 19 mile primitive road which, prior to dropping into the Verde Valley, ran along the edge of the rim providing a a great view of the red cliffs of Sedona. Next year if possible, all attendees agreed, five days should be the minimum stay to walk, hike and sail this beautiful country. Pete Burgard (More photos p. 4 & 5) August Program Thomas Kuehl Radio 101, about operating VHS radios Commodore’s Corner August 2011 What a wonderful time we had at the Loft Party. Many Many thanks go to Lisa Rundle and Lou Sellyei. I can not believe they let the TSC to pillage and plunder their lovely home. What was your favorite spot? My was the bathtub. What a great idea to put all those beverages in the bathtub. How about those great sounds of John Minnella and Rich Watson. Also kudos to Deana, Ned, Glenn and all those who help make that night a special night. The new web site is up and running. Please take at look at it and let Garry (G3) and I know what you like or do not like. Looking to what is ahead. The annual fall picnic is Sept 11. Glenn Has got everything under control. Looking forward to a great day of sailing, story telling not to mention the great food we will have. Thanks Glenn. The fall Regatta is on. Rich Watson has agree to be the race chairman. Thanks Rich. So, start polishing those hulls and lubing the winches. It The Regatta is being held in San Carlos on Nov 5th 6th. Then the cruise is off to point unknown (at least at this time) Tony Hodges has accepted a traveling job and has had to relinquish his duties with the club. Great for Tony, sad for us. We may see Tony around, but for now we need find a new Rear Commodore. If you are interested in helping out give me a call. Loft party, Fall Picnic with Top Gun Race, San Carlos Regatta, and the cruise of a life time. Can you believe how much fun we are having? I am glad I am member of the Sailing club. How about you? Let someone else know and bring them to one of our functions Have a Passion for the Sea (lake) Brad Tucson Sailing Club Bridge Meeting Minutes August 1, 2011 Attending: Bridge–Brad Young, Frank Putman, Carolyn Watson, Ned Pos Standing Committee Chairs– Deana Pos, Mark McDade, Alan Burgard, Glenn Brostedt Committee & Other Club Members– Loretta Peto, Scott Sebree, Rich Watson, Pete Burgard, Bill Ahrens, Darleen Young Treasurer: Frank – There is approximately $7,850 in the bank. That amount is reduced by the check of about $2,000 that the San Carlos Yacht Club has not cashed yet. Absent: Bridge–Ed Gray, Matt Alexander, Fritz Hennings Standing Committee Chairs–Carol Ray, Stu Willoughby, Garry Morris 4, Cassie Pundt, Garry Morris, Jerry Helm Racing: Tony will be unable to perform the duties as Racing Chairman because he will be working out of town. The Club will proceed with replacement of the Racing Chairman. Meeting called to order by Brad at 7:07 p.m., at Cody’s Beef & Beans Restaurant, Tucson, AZ. Minutes of July 11, 2011 meeting were submitted by Carolyn for review. Minutes were approved as published. Old Business: Brad said the Loft Party was well received. About $1,400 was spent for the event per Frank. Group of TSC members are going to the Arizona Yacht Club Kinnikinick Lake Kampout on August 5, 6 & 7. A t-shirt or sweatshirt will be given to the AYC Commodore as an appreciation gift. New Business: Brad was informed by email that Tony has resigned as Rear Commodore. Nominations and elections will be requested at the August 24th General Meeting. Programs: Brad said Thomas Kuehl is scheduled to speak at the next General Meeting. The title of the program is “Radio 101” about operating VHF radios. Brad will send Glenn an announcement for the newspaper. Membership: Mark – No new members. Dues were given to Frank. Club Store: Deana – Store remains the same. Still have several sweatshirts in the inventory. Cruising: Stu (absent) – Loretta said there will be no formal cruise package unless someone else wants to put something together. Information about the cruise in November will be provided soon. Picnic: Glenn – Date for the picnic is September 18th. The beer left over from Loft Party will be used for the picnic. Website: Garry 4 (absent) – A message was sent to Brad that there can be two types of administrators for the website – Content and User Administrators. The Content Administrator can add events, news and sea stories. The User Administrator can perform the same tasks as the Content Administrator plus add new members. It was decided that the Commodore, Windbreaker and Membership Chairs will all participate as User Administrators. Windbreaker: Garry 3 (absent) – no report The meeting was adjourned at 7:47 p.m. Submitted by: Carolyn Watson Secretary Kinnikinick Kampout Photos these two pages courtesy Peter Burgard g. Morris tall ship photos So you’ve read Patrick O’Brian... even read the dictionary of terms. Quick, in 30 seconds name all the lines shown in these photos.... And you thought your boat had a lot of lines....sheeeeeesh...The Tall Ships Hawaiian Chieftain and the Lady Washington visited Coupeville on Whidbey Island. (And these aren’t really very large tall ships, as tall ships go.) Carl Schwerinsky finally catches his first Silver Salmon in Port Townsend up in Washington this summer! Ask Herm about this photo... Fall Cruise, 2011 Plans are in process for the fall cruise. The cruise starts Monday, November 7, 2011 from San Carlos. We are still trying to formalize the destination. Currently, we are considering Topolobampo -- 180NM southeast of San Carlos on the Mainland. We also are looking at the Loreto area and the possibility of combining both Topolobampo and Loreto. The combined cruise would head down the mainland coast to Topolobampo, a large city with lots of amenities. While in Topolobampo, we may take a 2-day bus tour of Copper Canyon -- one of the must-see sights of the area. The weather pattern in November is such that to return to San Carlos, you would sail across to the Loreto area and then back to San Carlos. Cruisers with enough time can also sightsee around Loreto. A combined cruise would probably last 10-12 days, depending on weather. The plans are tentative, so watch the website and Windbreaker for updates. If you have any questions, contact Loretta at [email protected] or 520-881-6568. Tucson Sailing Club Bridge Meeting Minutes July 11, 2011 Attending: Bridge–Brad Young, Frank Putman, Carolyn Watson, Ned Pos, Fritz Hennings Standing Committee Chairs– Deana Pos, Mark McDade, Alan Burgard Committee & Other Club Members–Henrietta Moses, Loretta Peto, Scott Sebree, Rich Watson, Pete Burgard, Marshall Williamson Absent: Bridge–Ed Gray, Tony Hodges Matt Alexander Standing Committee Chairs–Carol Ray, Stu Willoughby, Garry Morris 4, Cassie Pundt, Garry Morris, Jerry Helm, Glenn Brostedt Meeting called to order by Brad at 7:02 p.m., at Cody’s Beef & Beans Restaurant, Tucson, AZ. Minutes of June 13, 2011 meeting were submitted by Carolyn for review. Minutes were approved as published with correction of the spelling of Topolobampo (a seaport on the Gulf of California in northwestern Sinaloa located 20 km from Los Mochis) and Kinnikinick (lake & campground is located 38 miles south of Flagstaff within the Coconino National Forest). Old Business: Brad said Loft Party has received a good response to date. Music for the party is still to be determined. Rich said he would be performing, as well as David Watson and Catalina Ross. Other musicians will be invited to perform and Rich will bring his sound system and microphones. Tables, shade and catering have been scheduled. A request will be sent for people to bring desserts and a reminder email will be sent out. The Calling Committee, Carol and Brad, will contact those who have not responded to the invitation. The party theme is Hawaiian clothing / shirts. Set up and clean up help is needed. Beer and rum, requested by-Loretta, bottled water and soda will be purchased. voice for the tables for the Loft Party and will need a check. Frank said the Arizona Yacht Club Kinnikinick Lake Kampout is to be held on August 5, 6 & 7 and a description of the event can be found on the AYC website (arizonayachtclub.org). Brad suggested that TSC host a happy hour for the Kampout. Pete is taking the lasers for the event. The information will be sent to Garry to be published to Club members. Cruising: Stu (absent) – Also announced by Loretta were the Cruise dates, which are from November 7th through the 18th. Cruising south was suggested and received agreement by those in attendance. Programs: Tony (absent) – Pete met someone at Lake Pleasant whose father could speak about ice sailing possibly in August or September. Another suggestion was to have Al Lehman present about sailing his 26’ sailboat to Alaska from Seattle. Brad also has someone who could speak about operating VHF radios. Pete brought up having the North Sails representative for America’s Cup as one of the programs. Frank asked about the Club paying to bring speakers in, which will be reviewed. Loretta suggested tapping into our members as well. Membership: Mark – No new members. Treasurer: Frank – The Club lost about $260 on the May Race. Frank distributed Revenue / Expense Report / Graph. The Bank Balance as of June 22, 2011 is $8,249. Brad has an in- Club Store: Deana – Store is going well. Only have a few shirts from the May Regatta, but still has about 50 from the November Regatta. Racing: Tony (absent) – Loretta said the date for the Fall Regatta is November 5 & 6, 2011. Picnic: Glenn (absent) – Brad said the date for the picnic is September 18th. The permit has been purchased. Website: Garry 4 (absent) – The website is almost finished per Brad. Windbreaker: Garry 3 (absent) – There will be no publication of the Windbreaker in July, but Brad said Gary will publish a short announcement to be sent to the Club members. The meeting was adjourned at 7:41 p.m. Submitted by: Carolyn Watson Secretary