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SOUNDINGS
November 2008
Vol. XXXII-No. 7
Official Publication of
Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power Squadron
A UNIT OF
UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS ®
DISTRICT 22
Contents
Personnel
Calendar of Events
From the Bridge
Educational Officer
Picture Page, September Membership Meeting
The Wonders of Lake Tahoe, by Lt Corky Boyd, P
Parrot Key C&R, 12 November
33rd Annual Holiday Charter Party, 13 December
Sanibel Harbour C&R, 16 December
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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SAIL & POWER SQUADRON
A UNIT OF UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS®
www.usps.org/localusps/sancap
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2008-2009
Commander
Executive Officer
Administrative Officer
Educational Officer
Secretary
Treasurer
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Cdr William Hay, JN
Lt/C Steve Abbott, N
Lt/C Fran Beaudoin-Blakely, S
Lt/C Dick Squitieri, JN
Lt/C Tom Fitzgerald, JN
Lt/C David Kentner, P
P/C Ed Harwell, SN
Lt Steve Hafener, AP
Lt Carol Allen, P
Lt Terry McDermott, P
ASSISTANT OFFICERS 2008-2009
Assistant Educational Officer
Assistant Secretary
Assistant Treasurer
Lt/C Steve Abbott, N
1/Lt Georgia Plumb
1/Lt Victoria Ross, S
INFORMATION PLEASE!
Boating Course
Co-op Charting/SERAT
C.G. Coalition
Boating Activities
E-Mail Coordinator
Meetings & Programs
Membership
Membership Involvement
Nominations
Property Officer
Public Relations
Radio Technical
Roster/Computer Services
Safety
Supply Officer
Telephone Committee
Vessel Safety Examiner
Website
Webmaster
P/Lt/C Joanne Heroy-Giller, S
D/Lt James Strothers, SN
Lt John Topp, AP
Lt John Carney and P/Lt/C Fay Carney, P
1/Lt Victoria Ross, S
Lt Hal Theiss, P
Lt Marge Lieblein, S
Lt Betty Hayes and Lt Bonnie Fitzgerald
D/Lt/C Mary Paige Abbott, JN
Lt John Plumb, P
Committee
Lt Gus Pappas
P/Lt/C Mike Neal, P
Lt Dick Waterhouse
Lt Fred Gerasin, S
Lt Robert Crossman, JN
P/C Robert J. Healey, SN
P/Lt/C Jim Bradford, JN
Lt Sandy Trevor
SOUNDINGS STAFF
Editors
Lt Jim Hopson
Lt Julie Hopson
[email protected]
[email protected]
Circulation Managers
Lt Corky Boyd, P
Lt Julie Boyd, S
Advertising
Lt Lynne Campean
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Photographers
Lt Susie Kentner
Lt Georgia Plumb
Lt Carol Allen, P
Lt Jane Withers
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
November-December 2008
Thursday
6 Nov at 1000
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
Bank of the Islands. All members are welcome.
Wednesday
12 Nov at 1100
LUNCHEON C&R – Parrot Key at Salty Sam’s Marina.
Cruise Leaders P/C Bob Allen, JN and Lt Carol Allen, P. See information and
reservation form on page 12.
Tuesday
18 Nov at 1800
MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETING & DINNER.
Our speaker will be Danny Duncan, Chief, Sanibel Fire and Rescue. To make your
dinner reservations by phone, call Bob Crossman at 432-9726. To make reservations by
email, send the names of those attending to the Squadron Postmaster at
[email protected]
Thursday
4 Dec at 1000
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
Bank of the Islands. All members are welcome.
Saturday
13 Dec at 1800
33rd ANNUAL CHARTER AND HOLIDAY PARTY - The Sanctuary Golf Club.
Chairpersons: Lt. Jane Withers and D/Lt/C Mary Paige Abbott, JN. Please bring two
unwrapped toys, one for a boy and one for a girl to be shared among the children of
Heights Elementary, the Heights Education Foundation, and Community Cooperative
Ministries Inc. in Dunbar. See information and reservation form on page 14.
Tuesday
16 Dec at 1100
LUNCHEON C&R – Sanibel Harbour Resort. Cruise Leaders
Lt. John Carney and P/Lt/C Fay Carney, P.
See reservation information form on page 15.
Wednesday
14 Jan at 1045
LUNCHEON C&R - St. Charles Yacht Club – Cruise Leaders P/Lt/C Mike Neal, P
and P/Lt/C Yvonne Neal, P. Further information and reservation form will appear in the
December issue. Deadline January 2. Contact Mike and Yvonne Neal at 938-0096.
IN
MEMORIAM
EVERETT E. BALLARD, AP
October 25, 2008
We of the Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power Squadron
extend deepest sympathy to his wife, Martha,
and to their family and friends.
Soundings is the official publication of Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power Squadron, a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of boating safety and education in Lee County, Florida, and a unit of United States Power Squadrons®, District 22. Soundings
is published during the first week of each month except in July & August. Squadron members are encouraged to submit material by
the 10th of the month.
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FROM THE BRIDGE
COMMANDER
Cdr William Hay, JN
On October 2 we held an Executive Committee meeting. There was not a quorum, so no business was
conducted. We did, however, have a chance to review the proposed educational program for the fall and
spring, and to discuss the upcoming District C&R As many know, last spring we lost two members of the
Bridge, the AO and XO. Last month the Executive Committee acted to appoint Fran Beaudoin Blakely to fill
the AO vacancy. I am pleased to announce that the Executive Committee has now also acted to fill the XO position by the appointment of Steve Abbott. Steve brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Bridge.
Thanks to both Fran and Steve for stepping in to fill these important positions.
On October 3 & 4 I attended the District Fall Conference in Sarasota. Also in attendance were Steve
and Mary Paige Abbott, Jim Strothers, Dick and Marti Squitieri, Bill and Sami Lucas, Mike and Yvonne Neal
and Vicki Ross. Friday morning was occupied by a meeting of the Squadron Commanders of District 22. That
meeting involved a number of department reports and gave the Commanders an opportunity to discuss different ideas and problems encountered in running of the various Squadrons. In the afternoon the District Council
met to review different department reports, and to discuss and review possible recommendations to be made
the following day at the District Conference. The items discussed involved such things as changes to the
Standing Rules, amendments to the number and type of awards to be given, etc. On Saturday morning the District offered a number of roundtables covering various topics such as Public Relations, Group Cruising, Membership Benefits and more.
Saturday afternoon was the actual District Conference Meeting. Reports of all the District Officers
were given and the new Budget approved. A good portion of the meeting was taken up with the presentation of
District Awards. Our Squadron received the following awards: Member Involvement Retention Award, with
an accompanying letter commending Marge Leiblein for the fine job she did in preparation of the award entry;
Second Place Boating Safety Award; First Place Squadron Award for Coop Charting with the accompanying
Trophy; First Place Individual Award for Coop Charting to Jim Strothers; Award from the US Department of
Commerce certifying that our Squadron is on the Honor Roll for the 27th year. Our Squadron ranks 29th out of
all the Squadrons participating. Lastly, but certainly not least, Steve Abbott was awarded the District 22
Charles Chapman Excellence in Teaching Award. Each year each Squadron can submit a candidate to the District, which in turn picks one instructor to represent the District at the National Spring Meeting the following
year. Next February a National Committee will pick five winners for the award from the list of those submitted by the Districts. We all wish you the best of luck, Steve. And thanks and congratulations to Jim Strothers,
Marge Leiblein and Steve Abbott for your individual recognition.
The next Executive Committee meeting is scheduled for November 6. All committee members are
urged to attend, all members are welcome.
Our regular November Dinner Meeting will be held November 18 at the Community Center. Please
make your reservations in advance with Vicki Ross or Bob Crossman. The annual Charter Holiday Party will
be held again this year at the Sanctuary on December 13. As we have done for the last fifteen years, we will
again conduct a toy drive for local community children. Each couple is asked to bring an unwrapped toy for a
boy and a girl, ages newborn to seventeen. P/C John Findley will be on hand to pick up the toys and get them
to the proper organizations. John spends a great deal of time on this worthy cause; please let’s help him as
much as we can.
Lastly, I have now received six new inflatable PFDs from USPS. The vests were provided by the
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Educational Officer
Lt/C Dick Squitieri, JN
MEMBER COURSES FOR ALL OF US!
Our five advanced member courses provide the most comprehensive boating education in existence
today. I would like to give you a recap of their content with the hope that you would sign up this year to improve your boating knowledge and have a lot of fun in the process.
SEAMANSHIP Our seamanship course is designed for the member who has taken a basic boating
class and is now ready to learn the next level of detail. It starts with the topic of “Before You Go,” which covers all the things we need to do before we get underway. This is usually where we make many of our mistakes
-- improper preparation. Next we study “The Boat” itself: its design, buoyancy, stability, and the forces which
act upon it. The next two topics are “Slow Speed Maneuvering and Handling At Sea.” These practical chapters cover many of the aspects of boat operation with tons of tips on boat handling, i.e. docking, using lines,
wind and current effect, waves, night operation, etc. “Rules Of the Road” covers exactly that, followed by Anchoring, Mooring and Rafting. Finally, there are terrific chapters on “Emergencies on the Water” and
“Marlinspike Seamanship.” This course will be taught beginning in January 2009, and includes an outstanding
text and a copy of “The One-Minute Guide to the Nautical Rules of the Road.”
PILOTING Piloting is navigation performed in inland and coastal waters. It is traditionally done with
the aid of landmarks and navigational aids. This course incorporates the modern use of electronics such as
GPS. You’ll work with charts and navigational tools, and be able to plot a course, take bearings, read a chart,
and plot a fix. You will become best of friends with your compass as well as your GPS and learn how to work
comfortably with either. The course introduces you to the computer age with electronic digital charts. Piloting
teaches you all of the basics of navigation, and prepares you for the more advanced courses. This course will
also begin in January 2009.
ADVANCED PILOTING The final course in coastal navigation is Advanced Piloting. It has two
main subjects. The first, chapters 1 through 6, is based on the use of more electronic tools and additional techniques for plotting and tracking your progress. The second, in chapters 7 through 9, explains the impacts of
tidal currents and winds, how to predict tides and currents, and how to anticipate and adjust for their effects.
You will learn how to navigate with chart plotters and computers using digital charts. AP increases your comfort when you encounter challenging conditions and unfamiliar waters. When you complete this course, you
are ready and prepared for extended cruising in coastal waters.
JUNIOR NAVIGATION There is nothing “junior” in the Junior Navigation course. It is the first of a
two-part program of offshore navigation. Get ready to leave sight of land as well as landmarks, buoys and
navigational aids. Now you’re out there with the Sun, the horizon and your GPS (when it’s working!). In JN
you will learn how to navigate with a sextant and the Sun. You will learn to take sights with the sextant and to
convert those sightings to fixes to determine your position at sea. You’ll be entering a new and exciting world
where we use the “lighthouses in the sky” to plot our way at sea. This course will also be offered to those who
have completed AP in January 2009.
SENIOR NAVIGATION The last, and most advanced member class, is Senior Navigation. SN
teaches us to use the rest of the sky and adds navigation by the Moon, Stars and Planets. This, as well as JN, is
a brand new version. It modernizes off shore navigation to include the latest technologies. SN emphasizes the
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September Monthly Meeting
16 September
John Dopoulos, Caren Dopoulos, S and
Sue Moore, AP
Ken and Clara Bergstrom
Speaker Shannen
Vixler, ARNP
P/C Bob McCormick, SN
and Lt Lauren Coile, AP
Photos by the Boyds
Bartenders, Lt Bob and Rita Simpson,
1/Lt Georgia Plumb
Lt Nancy Sampson, S and
P/C Charlie Ringel, SN
Babs and P/Lt/C Jim Bradford, JN
Frances Coile, Marilyn McCormick, P
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The Wonders of Lake Tahoe
By Lt Corky Boyd, P
Julie and I continued our western US vacation this year. In early September we visited the Lake Tahoe
area for the first time. Not only is the area a visual delight, but it is a major center for classic wood speedboats. Central to this is the Sierra Boat Company which restores, maintains and brokers these Gatsby era
beauties. It is the premiere classic boat company in the US and perhaps the world.
My love for wood speedboats goes
back to the 1940s when I attended Camp
Idlewild on New Hampshire’s Lake Winnipesaukee. There they had a 26 foot Chris
Craft triple cockpit speedboat called the Riot.
It was awe inspiring and fueled my dreams to
own a mahogany speedster like it someday.
Eventually I did own a 24 foot twin engine
mahogany Shepherd, but I soon found maintaining it was beyond my means, and sold it
to the marina owner who had been taking
care of it...and my money. Even though the
Shepherd was a thing of beauty, its 50’s styling never came close to the long narrow lines
of the triple cockpit Chris.
We had missed the Annual Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance (classic boat show), but we were pleasantly surprised to see some classics on moorings as we drove around the lake. Near the end of our tour, Julie
exclaimed she had just seen a “big mahogany speedboat on a trailer” parked in a driveway just off the main
road. I quickly reversed direction and as we pulled up, I couldn’t believe my eyes. There it was, the boat of
my dreams, a triple cockpit Chris and a perfect sistership of the Riot. We chatted with the gentleman cleaning
it. The boat is owned by the Tahoe Maritime Museum, and was used to take people on rides during the Concours. He was putting it away for the winter.
As we chatted I discovered that somewhat distant relatives, the Halls of the San Francisco Bay area,
had purchased the Sierra Boat Company in the 1970s and helped found the Maritime Museum. We dropped
over the next morning to say hello to Herb Hall who runs Sierra and were greeted with the entire Hall family.
We had stumbled onto a board meeting that had brought the whole clan together. After going over old times,
they gave us the run of the facility to take pictures while they conducted their business.
If you ever visit the Lake Tahoe area, make sure you visit the Maritime Museum in Homewood and the
Sierra Boat Company in Carnelian Bay. Both are on the California side of the lake. If you enjoy boats from a
bygone era, you will find both places absolutely fascinating.
BABY SKIPALONG
Baby Skipalong is a 1924 Nevins built racing boat. Early owner Leland Stanford Scott sold it to Robert Dollar
in 1929 for his son Stanley to race. Stanley went on to own and race Unlimited hydros on the 40s and 50s.
Scott had sold it because it used a Packard engine not the family built Hall-Scott. Recently it was purchased by
Edward B. Scott and restored by Sierra in 2008 after 32 years in storage. Baby is now back in the Scott family.
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More
Tahoe
A 26 foot Belle Isle Bear Cat (Hacker designed) at the
Hellman-Ehrman mansion, now a California state park
Clear Tahoe waters
Nevada shoreline view, looking toward California
A 33 foot Gar Wood on a mooring at
the Gar Woods Grill and Pier
Boat landing at the Hellman-Ehrman mansion
Emerald Bay
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AT
SALTY SAM’S MARINA
Wednesday, 12 November
Arrival: 1100 to 1130
Lunch: 1200
Choice of Entree:
GROUPER REUBEN
Fresh grouper with Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, Caribbean Thousand Island dressing
on grilled rye with fries and slaw
CARIBBEAN SEA-SAR SALAD
Classically prepared with tender grilled chicken
ARUBA WRAPS
Soft-sun dried tomato tortillas wrapped around fresh lettuce, cucumber, onion, a three cheese blend, island
roasted garlic aioli and grilled steak tips with fries and slaw
Dessert: KEY LIME PIE
$13.50 per person includes beverage, tax and gratuity
DEADLINE: Wednesday, November 5
CRUISE DIRECTIONS
By Boat: Matanzas Pass (Ft Myers Beach) under bridge; turn to port; pass red markers 18-26 on starboard; pass shrimp boats on port. Call Salty
Sam’s dockmaster on Channel 16 for dock assignment. Yellow/green building portside is Salty Sam’s Marina.
By Car: San Carlos Blvd to Main Street (just before the bridge). Turn left on Main Street to Salty Sam’s Marina. Parrot Key is on the right.
Hosts: P/C Bob Allen, JN and Lt Carol Allen, P (437-9194)
Send Reservation Form and checks ($13.50 per person) payable to Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power
Squadron to: Carol Allen, 16401 Kelly Woods Drive, #142, Ft. Myers, FL 33908
RESERVATION FORM
Name(s)_______________________________________________________________
Choice of Entrée: Indicate number for each.
_____ Grouper Reuben
_____ Sea-Sar Salad
_____ Aruba Wraps
Amount enclosed: _______ @ $13.50 per person = ____________
GOING BY CAR?_________GOING BY BOAT?_______ NEED RIDE?______
BOAT NAME____________LOA________
Do you have room for others on your boat?
Yes______
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No______
From the Bridge continued from page 6
USCG to the Coast Guard Auxiliary and USPS Squadrons as part of a “wear it” program. Under the plan, ownership of the vests remains with USCG for three years. An annual report must be filed documenting the maintenance and use. The vests are intended to be worn by vessel examiners while conducting safety checks, and
worn by members at boat show booths, public classes and seminars, and at other events which can help raise
awareness of the importance of wearing a PFD while on the water. USCG statistics show that only about five
percent of adults wear a PFD while boating. It is hoped that this program will increase that number and make
wearing a PFD a habit and an integral part of recreational boating.
Hope to see you soon at a C&R or dinner meeting. Meantime, boat safely!
Educational Officer Report continued from page 7
skills in planning and conducting a voyage across vast bodies of water, usually a significant distance from
shore and without immediate assistance available. This class is currently in progress and should be completing
at year end.
Our squadron has always been blessed with outstanding instructors who give their time and use their
skills to teach us these exciting courses. Currently our Advanced Class Instructor team includes Steve Abbott,
Corky Boyd, Peter Bender and Steve Hafener. We are looking for additional instructors to volunteer to join our
team add depth and assistance to each of our Advanced Classes. So how do I enroll? We will have an Education Desk at each monthly meeting where you can enroll. Or, to get started now, just send an email to me: [email protected] or call me 239-395-9039. I would be happy to answer any of your questions.
Next month, I’ll review all of our exciting Elective Courses including: Cruise Planning, Engine Maintenance, Electronics, and Weather. Thank You and continued Safe Boating through Education!!
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33rd SCSPS Holiday Charter Party
Come Share a Special Evening with Special Friends
Saturday, 13 December 2008
The Sanctuary Golf Club
1800-2100
1800 Social Hour
Cash Bar with Complimentary Iced Tea and Sodas
1915 Welcome and Presentation of Honored Guests
1930 Buffet Dinner
Tomato Basil Soup with Warm Rolls and Butter
SGC House Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette and Ranch Dressing
Grilled Vegetable Cous Cous
Baked Tilapia with Parmesan Crust and Lemon Caper Butter Sauce
Slow Roasted Mango Glazed Pork Loin with Whole Grain Mustard Sauce
Long Grain and Wild Rice Pilaf
Green Beans Amandine
Chocolate Mousse Torte, Assorted Cookies, Brownies and Lemon Bars
Coffee and Iced Tea
You must reserve in advance. $47.00 per person (price includes gratuity and tax).
Chairpersons Jane Withers (395-7662) and Mary Paige Abbott (395-9409)
RSVP by Friday, 5 December 2008
The Spirit of Giving
As in past years, our Squadron will lend a hand to families that need a little help.
EITHER: Bring to the dinner two unwrapped toys, one for a girl and one for a boy. The toys will
then be shared among the students of Heights Elementary, the Heights Education Foundation, and Community
Cooperative Ministries Inc. in Dunbar – very effective and vitally needed child care/child development centers.
OR: Instead of a toy, bring a donation to help support the “Brightest Horizons” program. Thank you!
For further information, please contact P/C John Findley, AP at 437-2402.
HOLIDAY PARTY RESERVATION FORM
Make checks payable to Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power Squadron and mail to:
D/Lt/C Mary Paige Abbott, 5391 Shearwater Drive, Sanibel, FL 33957-2328.
Name(s) ________________________________________________________
Amount Enclosed @ $47.00 per person: _______________________________
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Island Room
Luncheon C&R
Tuesday, 16 December
Arrival Time: 1100 Lunch: 1200
MENU CHOICES
• Tarpon House Salad with Grilled Chicken
(Baby greens, goat cheese, candied pecans, strawberries,
grilled chicken breast and champagne vinaigrette dressing)
• Tarpon House Cheeseburger
• Crispy Breaded Grouper Sandwich
COST: $22.00 per person (includes beverage and gratuity)
CRUISE DIRECTIONS: The Sanibel Harbour Marina is just north of the Sanibel Causeway Bridge next to
the Punta Rassa Condominiums. There are no markers to the Marina. Look for the Sanibel Harbour Princess
cruise boat. There is deep water into the docks. There is no dockmaster.
BY CAR: At the western end of Summerlin Road before the toll plaza, turn right to the Sanibel Harbour Resort and follow the signs to the hotel.
Make checks payable to: Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power Squadron
Send checks and reservation form with menu selections to:
John & Fay Carney
1767 Serenity Lane
Sanibel, FL 33957
DEADLINE: Tuesday, 9 December
Sanibel Harbour Resort Reservation Form
Names___________________________________________________________
Menu Choices
Tarpon House Salad w/ Grilled Chicken
Tarpon House Cheeseburger
Crispy Breaded Grouper Sandwich
(number)
_______
_______
_______
Amount Enclosed @ $22.00 per person
_______
Coming by: Car: _____ Boat: _____ Boat Name_________________________
LOA: ______________ Beam: _______________
Need a ride?_____________ Have room for more on your boat?_____________
Call Fay Carney at 395-1767
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