May - Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club

HILLSBORO INLET SAILING CLUB
May 2008
From The
Helm
Lighthouse Point, Florida
Inside this Issue
From The Helm
1-2
Upcoming Events
3
Racing
4
Cruising
5
By Julie Tice
Commodore, Joie de Vivre
Classifieds
6
Programs
7
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by
the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do.
So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe
harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore.
Dream. Discover.”
Mark Twain
New Members
10
Race Results
12
Youth Sailing
13
Calendar
15-16
Trawler Tracks
17
Beer Can Column
17
Crew Pool
18
Tide Predictions
19
It’s hard to believe another month has gone by. Our Spring
Racing Series is over, and the Youth Sailing Spring Series
only has one more session. At April’s meeting I’ve leaned I
don’t want to sail from France to Brazil in a 21 foot boat.
We’ve also experience a very rainy Easter Cruise and our
first coastal race, Old Port Cove Regatta. As always, the
participation is great, with the exception of the rainy Easter
were only 6 boats ventured out in the storm.
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Officers
Commodore
Vice Commodore
Rear Commodore
Secretary
Treasurer
Board of Governors
Betty Coviello
Brenda Smith
Frank Tippett
Paul Chasse
Past Commodore
Staff Commodore
Julie Tice
Sully Sullivan
Jeff Kunkel
Maureen Leonard
Eileen Winchell
2 Years
2 Years
1 Years
1 Years
Tim Leonard
Doug Knickerbocker
Club Credo
The purpose of the Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club is to develop, encourage, and stimulate an interest in sailing in the Hillsboro Inlet area. It
is our responsibility to promote fellowship and camaraderie among
sailors in our club, among sailors in the area and among our guests.
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May brings another fun filled month of sailing. Our
Wednesday night Beer Can series begins May 7th @
7:00 p.m. at the HI Buoy. The Hospice Regatta is also
scheduled for May 17th. And back by popular demand is the Lobster/Claim Bake Dinner. As in past
years, we want a great HISC showing, so sign up for
the regatta at http://www.hospicecareflorida.org/
regattaevents.html.
Bon voyage to all you cruisers going to the Bahamas in
May. For those of you that will be around, you don’t
want to miss the May program, Cruising to the Bahamas. Our Cruising Chairs, Hal & Mary Steward and
Alan & Karen Katz, have a great program lined up. If
you have any specific questions you would like answered during the program about cruising to the
Bahamas, please contact them.
The next big cruise is the Memorial Day Cruise hosted
by Joie de Vivre and Endeavour. We are resurrecting the Fantasy Cruise theme after taking a year off.
This year we are going to Australia and Tahiti. But
instead of sailing south into the Southern Hemisphere
(Miami), we are going to head north to go “down
under”. Lake Boca will be the staging area for the rally
race to Lake Worth Inlet, so join us for an extra
cruising point on Friday night. Saturday night will be at
the North Palm Beach Anchorage (Australia) just
north of Old Port Cove Marina and Sunday will be at
the anchorage south of Peanut Island (Tahiti). Please
read the flyer for more details.
Membership
An application for membership in HISC may be obtained from
membership chairpersons Frank & Judy Tippett @ (561) 394-6846 or by
contacting any club member. There is a $30.00 initiation fee and annual dues
of $125 (family), $100 (single), are payable upon joining and every January
thereafter. After June 30, the dues are $62.50 (family) or $50.00 (single)for Some of you may be aware that the Fort Lauderdale
the rest of the current year for new members.
police are harassing boaters in Lake Sylvia saying that
they can’t anchor overnight, or can only stay 1 night.
Under current Florida anchoring laws, they do not
Monthly General Meeting
The Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club holds a monthly membership meeting have the right to do this. Florida Law forbids local
generally on the second Thursday of each month, 7:00pm at the governmental authorities from regulating the anchoring
Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club, 2701 N.E. 42nd Street, of a private sailboat, yacht, or motorboat outside of a
Lighthouse Point, Tel: (954)942-7224. Please check the monthly mooring field unless that vessel is the operator’s resicalendar or call the editor for any changes in the meeting dates, times, dence or place of business. Please visit our website
or locations.
Picture Credits
Paul Maloney
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www.hisc.org and print out a copy of the Florida Anchoring Rights and keep it onboard your vessel. If you
are asked to “move along”, there are instructions in this
document on how to report abuse. This legislation is being
challenged in the Florida Appellate Courts, which is apparently why Fort Lauderdale feels they can start disputing the
law. While I don’t want anyone getting arrested over this
issue, we need to be informed as boaters and politely
challenge the police and let them know we know our rights.
We also have members of our club that live in Fort
Lauderdale that are calling the Mayor and Chief of Police.
Hopefully, if the realize how informed the boating community is they will stop the insanity.
Sailing off to the next Event…
UPCOMING EVENTS
Board meeting @ West Marine
April 30
Beer Can Race #1
May 7
General Meeting @ LHPYRC
May 8
Youth Sailing Spring Series #4
May 10
Beer Can Race #2
May 14
Hospice Regatta - Ft. Lauderdale
May 17
Beer Can Race #3
May 21
Memorial Day Cruise
May 24 - 26
Beer Can Race #4
May 28
Board Meeting @ West Marine
June 5
The lovely Hutch Hutchinson Models the latest in
HISC fashion at the April Meeting.
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Racing
byCarl Wehe, Glory Daze
More food for thought,
Racing Rules of Sailing Part 2 Section D 22.1
Ifreasonably possible,
a boat not racing shall not interfere with a boat that is
racing.
Don’t you just love springtime in Florida? We get to
go racing everyweekend!!! Doesn’t leave much time for
the other things in life, (I still don’t know what these other
things are, but people tell me that they exist). Bythe time
you read this we will have had nine races in five weekends,
The first half has seen good participation in both fleets,
and I hope to see this trend continue. The Hospice
Regatta is fast approaching and I would like to see a record
turnout, let’s show these other local clubs how it’s done.
All you racers should remember that everyone who
helps put these races together are volunteers, so next time
you see someone who has done beach committee, give
them a great big thank you. Without them we would not
have much racing.
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Cruising
Blood Drive
By Betty Coviello
By Mary & Hal Steward, Southern Breeze
and Karen & Alan Katz, Ciboney
Well, Sully was right, the Bloodmobiles have a GPS setting
for his house.The busses arrived before 4PM on the 18th
and were ready to start the bloodletting process right on
time.
The weather was perfect and Lorrene and Sully have the
perfect Lanai for thePot Luck Supper. The food table was
overflowing with all varities of foods to compliment the
smoked ham and Mary’s roast turkey. The selection of
desserts was amazing and many of us indulged with the
promise to diet tomorrow. Lenny, our Blood Drive Coordinator, was busy ushering donors into the Vans and
at the end of the evening he was quite pleased that HISC
had donated 32 units of blood or red blood cells.
A very special thanks to the Sullivans for hosting this event
and to Mary for coordinatingthe food. Thanks also to all
who attended and/or donated. Without all of you this event
would not be a success.
Boat of Us
2008 Easter Raft Up!
One thing that we can say is the Easter Bunny did show up
and passed out Easter Bunny goodies. The rain did not keep
the bunny away. We would like to thank Love Pat, Plan C
and Diversion for showing up and braving the elements. The
first place prize for the dinghy parade went to Love Pat,
Congratulations! We had Turkey and Ham for the potluck
but unfortunately the rain put a damper on our Easter Dinner.
We would like to thank our Co-Hosts Alan and Karyn Katz
on Ciboney. It’s always a good time when your on the
water. We look forward to next year.
Ladd And Denise Caine, Easter Hosts, Blue
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Club Classifieds
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.
Boat Parts. 2005 5hp Merc outboard W/ lift sling &
dolfins, low hrs., looks new $600; Garmin 3210 10" color
chart plotter, W/ all US coastal waters $1200; 2 West
jacklines in bags $40
Hawiian sling $25 Shurflo sw washdowm pump, new in
box $6. Call Mickey Murphy 561-266-9384
STILL FOR SALE: MY 1980 WATKINS 36, the best
equipped and mainained cruising sailboat for the money but
now REDUCED to $40,000.00. Too much to list so e-mail For Sale: WANDERING STAR- 1985 Gulfstar-Hirsh
45' center cockpit sloop with bimini, dodger, new fullto [email protected] for specs or call to see. 561battened mainsail by Super Sailmakers w/stackpack. 50 HP
392-2697 or 561-289-5765(c).
Perkins diesel, autopilot,VHF, radar, chart plotter. Recent
bottom paint and survey. Large aft cabin w/head and standup shower. Sleeps 7, 2 electrosan toilets, huge AdlerDock For Rent
Barbour refrig. A very roomy,comfortable, fast cruiser.
Deepwater, NFB, mooring whips, water and electric
asking $99,900. Call Tom and Laura Elling 516- 384-7882
available. Call Joe Tosta 954-782-1880 or
cell 954-614-8024
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For Sale: 2002 Com-Pac 35' Sailboat. Lightly used in
excellent condition. Air Conditioned, Gen Set, Entertainment Switlik MD-2 6 person offshore liferaft.
Center, In Mast Roller Furling, Auto Pilot and much more. $1500 Call John Sammons 954 781 6011
Designed by Charley Morgan and sturdily built by Hutchins
Boat Works in Clearwater, FL. This boat is a fast and
comfortable cruiser. Contact Paul Chasse for more details.
For Sale- CQR 35 anchor.
Home 561 394 6125. Cell 561 703 4367.
Rusty, but otherwise ok. It never failed. $100.00 Bob
Tigar 954-781-5910
For Sale: 1993 Hunter, 33.5, “The Office”. Has marine
air, “A” sail with ATN sock and tack, feathering 3 blade
prop, full bimini with dodger, garmin 192C w/ 120 as
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backup. Two separate VHF, autopilot, 4 golfcarts. Boat
has 6’5 headroom and is a very comfortable cruiser and
part time club racer, draws 4’6, Yanmar 3gm30 with low
hours.Also has a 406 epirb, roll up dinghy and motor.
Contact Pat Nannery, 954 249 3679.
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Programs
by Sully Sullivan, Pegasus
The May 8th General Meeting Program Presents:
BAHAMIAN CRUISING INFORMATION
Bahamas Tourist Board
As has been tradition with the club, May’s program is
devoted to preparing for Bahamian sailing vacations. Our
Cruising Chairpeople, Hal and Mary Steward and Alan
and Karyn Katz, have arranged for a representative of the
Bahamian Tourist Board to speak to us.
The representative will be able to give us all the latest
information on all aspects of entering and yachting in their
island nation. This should include the latest on entry fees,
restrictions, and how to clear Bahamian Immigration and
Customs. In addition, they will inform us of other applicable regulations plus help and suggestions on destinations.
Knowing the Cruising Chairs, the program should be filled
with need to know information as well as helpful suggestions to get the most out of your Bahamian trip.
Both the Stewards and the Katzs have also promised to
make us aware of how to easily re-enter the United States
and to clear Customs and Immigration on this side of the
Gulfstream.
If you haven’t done so already, email the Stewards and/or
Katzs your cruising plans so they can be published in next
months Inlet Outlet. Please include your boat name,
departure and return dates, as well as your anticipated
destination.
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561.265.0821
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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New Members Corner
By Judy &Frank Tippett,
Condor
Heather Hoffman has been sponsored by Brenda &
Michael Duvall. She’s been crewing on Magic. She is a
native of Maine, but she has lived in Florida for the past
10 years. She obviously is interested in racing, but also
cruising.
Nina & Fred Gelfand are not really new members.
They are actually “remembers”. They were part of
HISC from 1990-2000. They own a Vagabond
42‘ketch that has taken them to Grenada and back. They
are anxious to get back into the club and especially our
cruising activities.
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HISC Fantasy Cruise
Join us cruising in the Pacific…
Memorial Day
Weekend
May 24th – 26th
The assembly location for the flotilla is at Lake Boca - Friday night, May 23rd
Get a jump-start on the long weekend and earn an extra cruising point. Up to 3 points will be awarded
for this event.
Saturday, May 24th, join us for HISCs 3rd Memorial Day Rally, this time north to Palm Beach.
Tune in to channel 68 for the Cruisers Net update at 8:30 a.m. daily and get event details and
anchorage locations.
Rally start time is 9:30 a.m. just outside Boca Inlet. Finish is Lake Worth Inlet Red “2” Fl R 2.5s
buoy (to starboard). Record your start and finish times on the Rally Log. Extra handicap points
awarded for towing dinghies; full water tanks; bimini up; wearing costumes and anything else the
Rally Committee decides you should get more points for. Points taken away for running engines; using
spinnakers and shouting “starboard”. The Rally Committee is also not above bribery in the form
of liquor, food or money. But you better be creative, as unimaginative or boring bribes can cost
you! The idea is to have fun, not necessarily to win the race.
May 24th Australia
Join us for Happy Hour in your Dingy as we
Dink, Drink & Drift. Bring your favorite
beverage & appetizer to share during this
event. Watch out for Great Whites which are
known to inhabit the waters!
May 25th Tahiti
Join us at Peanut Island for a day of fun in the
sun (we will anchor south of the island). Relax on
the beach, snorkel in the snorkel lagoon or just
explore the island.
http://www.co.palm-beach.fl.us/parks/
peanutisland/
Later you can dinghy over to the PGA bridge
and walk to a nearby restaurant.
Rally results will also be announced and prizes
awarded.
May 26th Sail back home
Please RSVP by May 22nd. Lynn & Jeff Kunkel @ (954) 344-6693. Or e-mail Julie @
[email protected]. This will be used to communicate last minute changes.
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H I L L S B O R O
I N L E T
S A I L I N G
C L U B
R A C E
R E S U L T S
SIXTH Race in series
Race Number
6
Wind Direction
SSE
SPRING SERIES
Wind Velocity
8-12
Date
04/20/08
Seas
1-2
ARC
Course# S/W/L/W/ORG/W/F Distance:
4.80
(Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.7704 (Generated)
Place
Class
Yacht
1
2
SUSIMI
E-TICKET
3
4
5
6
7
9
RISKY II
OUTER LIMITS
GLORY DAZE
KAILEYSUE
PI
KOKOMO
Skipper
Rating
Elapsed
H M S
1:11:36
1:11:24
CARRINGTON,M 143
MYERS,D
122
VONHOLTEN,J
CONNOLLY,D
WEHE,C
MALESZEWSKI
LARUE,B
WINCHELL,L
85
60
162
128
199
154
1: 9: 3
1: 8:37
1:19:13
1:16:34
1:24:26
DNF
CCF
Corr
Time
- Sec/Mile 689.5 546.5
687.6 565.6
665.0
660.8
762.9
737.3
813.1
580.0
600.8
600.9
609.3
614.1
Corr HCP New Series
Time
Time
Time Sld Rtg Points
H M S
0:43:43 120 136 3/3/.75/.75
0:45:14 118 122 .75/4/2/2
/3/2
0:46:23
95
86 2/.75/2/3
0:48: 3
91
63 3/3/6/4/5/4
0:48: 4 193 165 6/2/4/5/4/5
0:48:44 167 132 7/6
0:49: 7 243 203 6/7
8/7/9/9
JAM
Course# S/W/R/A/W/F Distance:
2.50
(Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.6413 (Generated)
Place
Class
Yacht
Skipper
Rating
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:47: 8
1
SEMPRE AMANTES
WHITTAKER,C
2
UNICORN
PETELER,M
159
0:47:28
730.6
571.6
3
4
5
6
7
8
MEANTIME
MAGIC
TALARIA II
CONDOR
ALOHA
SANAMARIS
LEONARD,T
DUVALL,M
GLENN,W
TIPPETT,F
GARVEY,T
WILKINSON,P
117
238
124
181
161
230
0:46:57
0:55:45
0:50:27
0:55:23
0:54:55
1: 2:17
722.6
858.1
776.5
852.4
845.2
958.6
605.6
620.1
652.5
671.4
684.2
728.6
POOF BE GONE
LUV LEE LADY
BLALOCK,K
MATTIOLI,T
180
211
1: 1:17 943.2
1: 9: 8 1064.0
763.2
853.0
9
10
169
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 725.4 556.4
Corr HCP New Series
Time Sld Rtg Points
H M S
0:23:11 155 163 9/8/4/3/
.75/.75
0:23:48 161 159 2/2/.75/
.75/2/2
0:25:14 153 121 .75/.75/3/3
0:25:50 288 243 5/4/2/6/4/4
0:27:11 206 132 3/9/3/2/5/5
0:27:58 282 191 7/6
0:28:30 275 172 6/7
0:30:21 389 246 10/6/5/
4/9/8
0:31:48 373 199 7/7/8/5/8/9
0:35:32 494 239 10/10
MANY THANKS TO JUDY WHITTAKER, LINDA GRUHN, HOLLY GRIFFIN AND
CINDI PERNO FOR DOING THE BEACH COMMITTEE DUTIES! A JOB WELL DONE
AND MUCH APPRECIATED BY THE RACERS! ALSO MANY THANKS TO OUR AFTER
RACE PARTY HOSTS MICHAEL & BRENDA DUVALL!
H I L L S B O R O
I N L E T
S A I L I N G
C L U B
R A C E
EIGHTH Race in series
Race Number
8
Wind Direction
ESE
R E S U L T S
SPRING SERIES
Wind Velocity
10-15
ARC
Course# S/W/L/W/L/W/F Distance:
6.00
(Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.7680 (Generated)
Place
Class
Yacht
Skipper
Rating
115
H M S
1:27:34
Corr
Time
- Sec/Mile 672.5 557.5
87
1:25:37
657.5
570.5
SUSIMI
CARRINGTON,M 137
1:34:49
728.2
591.2
GLORY DAZE
WEHE,C
1:41:29
779.4
614.4
1
E-TICKET
MYERS,D
2
RISKY II
VONHOLTEN,J
3
4
165
Elapsed
CCF
Corr HCP New Series
Time
Time
Time Sld Rtg Points
H M S
0:55:45 103 109 .75/4/2/2/
3/2/.75/.75
0:57: 3
88
87 2/.75/2/3/
4/2
0:59: 7 158 139 3/3/.75/.75/
3/3
1: 1:26 209 169 6/2/4/5/4/
5/2/4
JAM
Course# S/W/R/A/W/L/W/F Distance:
5.25
(Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.9060 (Generated)
Place
Class
Yacht
Skipper
Rating
1
TALARIA II
GLENN,W
133
Elapsed
Time
H M S
1: 3:57
2
UNICORN
PETELER,M
164
1: 9:20
717.9
553.9
3
SEMPRE AMANTES
WHITTAKER,C
1:10:40
731.7
577.7
4
MAGIC
DUVALL,M
245
1:19:32
823.5
578.5
5
MEANTIME
LEONARD,T
119
1: 7:42
701.0
582.0
6
7
CONDOR
POOF BE GONE
TIPPETT,F
BLALOCK,K
197
204
1:18:26
1:23:14
812.1
861.8
615.1
657.8
8
SANAMARIS
WILKINSON,P
247
1:29: 2
921.9
674.9
154
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 662.2 529.2
MANY THANKS TO JULIE AND RANDY TICE AND LARRY AND EILEEN WINCHELL
FOR DOING THE BEACH COMMITTEE DUTIES! A JOB WELL DONE AND MUCH
APPRECIATED BY THE RACERS! ALSO MANY THANKS TO DAVID CONNOLLY AND
LISA McCULLOUGH FOR HOSTING THE AFTER RACE PARTY!
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Corr HC
New Series
Time Sld Rtg Points
H M S
0:46:18
92 124 3/9/3/2/5/
5/3/.75
0:48:27 148 162 2/2/.75/.75/
2/2/6/2
0:50:32 162 155 9/8/4/3/.75
.75/.75/3
0:50:37 254 246 5/4/2/6/4/
4/5/4
0:50:55 131 120 .75/.75/3/
3/2/5
0:53:49 242 202 7/6/8/6
0:57:33 292 213 7/7/8/5/8/
9/7/7
0:59: 3 352 257 10/6/5/4/9/
8/4/8
Date
04/28/08
Seas
2-4
Youth Sailing
By Dennis Tynan, Soulmate
I’d like to welcome Phil and Kathleen Viscomi to our
youth Sailing Committee. Phil and Kathleen are new
members and have a trawler named Andiamo. They and
both very knowledgeable and are a welcomed addition to
our team. The rest of the committee includes: Scott
Romberger, Randy Tice, Lew Klockziem, Larry Winchell
and Dennis Tynan
WINDY CONDITIONS GREET JUNIOR SAILORS
Eleven students were on hand April 5 for the
opening day of the 2008 spring youth sailing. Very
windy conditions persisted as Scott Romberger organized and prepared the sailors for what they might
expect. The A group readied and rigged lasors and
sunfish and began some fast sailing on the lake. J.R.
Baker and his dad brought their 12 foot Trinka and he
and two others sailed in the heavy weather. As the
winds got even stronger it proved to be too much for
most of the boats. We counted at least eight capsized
boats so the students got a quick lesson in righting small
boats. All of the students handled the conditions well
and really had a ball sailing fast and learned lessons in
cooperation after capsizing.
This day was the first day of using the “new” prams
that were refurbished during our fall work session. It
was gratifying to see the newly painted boats on the
water. Thanks to all who helped on the work project.
We will be having another work session later this spring.
April 10 the second session was held and the sailing
conditions were perfect. The race to Old Port was held
on the same day so many of our committee members
and students were participating in that race. The 10
students that showed up enjoyed a great sailing day and
Scott was pleased to have an easy day with no boats
capsizing. Special thanks to Kellie and Mark Ordway
for helping bring the boats to Quiet Waters Park and
helping organize the students.
Meantime & Karma at last year's Hospice Regatta
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Trawler
Tracks
by Doug Knickerbocker,
Yankee Rover
The rule is “red, right, return”. Or is it? As some of you
know (and now you all do), Elizabeth and I are currently
“trans-pac” on the Sapphire Princess from Sydney,
Australia, to Los Angeles, California, a 31 day adventure
across the Pacific, with many exotic stops in between.
We departed Sydney harbour on the evening of April
14th. The “sail away” from the harbour was
spectactular. The harbour bridge was astern and the
opera house to starboard. After clearing the city lights,
however, I had a moment of panic (rhymes with Titanic).
The mark at the channel entrance on our PORT side was
GREEN. For an instant, I was considering running up to
the bridge and informing the pilot of impending doom!
Luckily I realized the “down under”, everthing is reversed, ie. green, right, return. This is a short article
because the internet charges aren’t. By the time this is
published, we will be somewhere mid-Pacific. You c an
get on “princess.com” and select the ship’s web cam
(active 24/7) which is pointed toward the bow. That is
where we are.
G’day mates,
Capt Doug
HISC
Beer Can Series
2008
by Jamie Cowan
On your mark, get set, GO! We are about to
start a brand new Beer Can series on May 7th,
so set sail for the HI buoy for a 7:00 pm start.
Free beer for winners (but you have to come to
the raft-up after the race). Free T-Shirts (ditto)!
More fun than you can handle with all your
racing friends on Wednesday evenings. If you
haven’t done a beer can race, you just haven’t
been living right! You won’t need a big crew
(but the more, the merrier) because you are not
allowed to use your spinnakers, just jib and
main. Keep it simple, and keep it fun!
Many thanks to Tom Garvey for his tireless fund
raising, and also to Pat Anderson of “My Own
Cruising Journal” for our fabulous T-Shirts, and
last, but not least, to Larry Geller for the use of
his fine speed boat, “Plush Toy”, as our committee boat!
See you on the water!
page 17
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].
Matt Toups - I have been sailing (some racing) with the HISC for 20+ years off and on. My parents, Jim & Gail
Toups, are the owners of Fantasy (Island Packet 31). I’m looking to find a boat to crew on for the 2008 Abacos race
week in the Bahamas. You can contact me at (919)538-8858 or [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].
Ron & Lorrie Richardson – Experienced sailors who have sailed the coast of Maine for years on an O’day 28.
Would like to cruise on day or short sails with other HISC members while they are here through the middle of April.
(561) 244-5864 (H) or (609) 709-6150 (C).
[email protected].
Chris Frazier – I would like to crew on a boat for racing and/or cruising. I’ve been sailing on a 40' Beneteau for
the last couple years and have participated in the local races, Key Largo, Wirth Munroe, Columbus Day, Lime
Cup, etc. (610) 220-3599 (C) or [email protected].
John Etherington - Experienced blue-water sailor; has sailed in local regattas such as Hospice and is looking to
crew for some racing and cruising. (954) 593-3900 or [email protected].
Renee Wylie – Has crewed & raced with several club boats and is looking to do some cruising on some of the
cruising boats. (954) 425-2082 [email protected].
Bob & Barb Stevens – Part-time Hillsboro Beach residents with 10 yrs. of bare boat charters on 25’-45’ boats.
Would like to race and cruise when in town throughout the year. (812) 371-1356 (C) or [email protected].
Poof! Be Gone (Beneteau Oceanis 40’) – Kerry Blalock needs additional crew for racing.
(954) 295-2784 (H) [email protected].
Aloha (S2 36’) – Tom and Anita Garvey looking for additional crew for racing and possible cruising. (954) 547-4282
(Tom Cell) or (954) 786-5246 (H) [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 (cruising/racing/both) to the crew pool chairman,
Hutch, at [email protected] and we will add the info to the list.
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Tide Predictions for
Hillsboro Inlet, Coast Guard Light Station, Florida
Date
May 1
May 2
May 3
High
Low
Day Time/Height Time/Height
Thu 05:23 / 2.44 ft 11:37 / 0.14 ft
Fri
00:07 / 0.24 ft
Sat
00:59 / 0.09 ft
High
Time/Height
17:59 / 2.61 ft
06:13 / 2.60 ft
07:02 / 2.75 ft
12:27 / -0.15 ft 18:51 / 2.85 ft
13:16 / -0.41 ft 19:42 / 3.05 ft
May 4
May 5
May 6
May 7
May 8
May 9
May 10
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat 00:57 / 2.82 ft
01:49 / -0.03 ft
02:38 / -0.11 ft
03:27 / -0.13 ft
04:18 / -0.09 ft
05:11 / 0.00 ft
06:08 / 0.12 ft
07:08 / 0.23 ft
07:50 / 2.88 ft
08:38 / 2.97 ft
09:27 / 2.98 ft
10:18 / 2.93 ft
11:12 / 2.83 ft
12:10 / 2.68 ft
13:13 / 2.54 ft
14:05 / -0.62 ft
14:53 / -0.74 ft
15:43 / -0.75 ft
16:35 / -0.66 ft
17:29 / -0.49 ft
18:27 / -0.26 ft
19:30 / -0.02 ft
May 11
May 12
May 13
May 14
May 15
May 16
May 17
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
08:13 / 0.30 ft
09:19 / 0.32 ft
10:21 / 0.27 ft
11:18 / 0.19 ft
12:07 / 0.10 ft
00:35 / 0.42 ft
01:19 / 0.41 ft
14:22 / 2.43 ft
15:33 / 2.39 ft
16:40 / 2.41 ft
17:39 / 2.47 ft
18:31 / 2.54 ft
06:36 / 2.43 ft
07:16 / 2.44 ft
20:36 / 0.18 ft
21:44 / 0.32 ft
22:48 / 0.39 ft
23:45 / 0.41 ft
12:50 / 0.02 ft 19:16 / 2.60 ft
13:30 / -0.05 ft 19:56 / 2.65 ft
May 18
May 19
May 20
May 21
May 22
May 23
May 24
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
01:59 / 0.41 ft
02:37 / 0.42 ft
03:14 / 0.43 ft
03:51 / 0.46 ft
04:28 / 0.50 ft
05:07 / 0.55 ft
05:47 / 0.58 ft
07:53 / 2.44 ft
08:30 / 2.43 ft
09:05 / 2.40 ft
09:41 / 2.36 ft
10:19 / 2.31 ft
10:58 / 2.25 ft
11:41 / 2.20 ft
14:07 / -0.10 ft
14:42 / -0.12 ft
15:18 / -0.10 ft
15:54 / -0.06 ft
16:32 / 0.02 ft
17:11 / 0.11 ft
17:53 / 0.22 ft
May 25
May 26
May 27
May 28
May 29
May 30
May 31
Jun 1
Jun 2
Jun 3
Jun 4
Jun 5
Jun 6
Jun 7
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
00:23 / 2.40 ft
01:08 / 2.34 ft
01:56 / 2.30 ft
02:49 / 2.30 ft
03:44 / 2.35 ft
04:40 / 2.44 ft
05:35 / 2.56 ft
06:31 / 0.59 ft
07:18 / 0.57 ft
08:11 / 0.48 ft
09:07 / 0.35 ft
10:04 / 0.15 ft
11:00 / -0.08 ft
11:55 / -0.32 ft
00:30 / 0.17 ft
01:24 / 0.05 ft
02:18 / -0.05 ft
03:11 / -0.11 ft
04:04 / -0.13 ft
04:58 / -0.11 ft
05:53 / -0.06 ft
12:29 / 2.16 ft
13:23 / 2.15 ft
14:23 / 2.19 ft
15:26 / 2.29 ft
16:29 / 2.43 ft
17:28 / 2.62 ft
18:25 / 2.80 ft
06:30 / 2.68 ft
07:23 / 2.79 ft
08:17 / 2.86 ft
09:10 / 2.89 ft
10:05 / 2.86 ft
11:01 / 2.78 ft
11:59 / 2.67 ft
18:40 / 0.33 ft
19:33 / 0.41 ft
20:32 / 0.46 ft
21:33 / 0.46 ft
22:34 / 0.40 ft
23:33 / 0.30 ft
Jun 8
Jun 9
Jun 10
Jun 11
Jun 12
Jun 13
Jun 14
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
00:38 / 2.80 ft
01:33 / 2.64 ft
02:29 / 2.50 ft
03:24 / 2.38 ft
04:18 / 2.30 ft
05:08 / 2.24 ft
05:55 / 2.22 ft
06:50 / 0.01 ft
07:48 / 0.07 ft
08:47 / 0.11 ft
09:44 / 0.12 ft
10:38 / 0.11 ft
11:28 / 0.07 ft
12:14 / 0.02 ft
12:59 / 2.54 ft
14:02 / 2.43 ft
15:05 / 2.36 ft
16:07 / 2.32 ft
17:06 / 2.33 ft
17:58 / 2.36 ft
18:45 / 2.40 ft
19:11 / -0.08 ft
20:10 / 0.14 ft
21:11 / 0.32 ft
22:11 / 0.45 ft
23:08 / 0.52 ft
23:59 / 0.55 ft
Jun 15
Jun 16
Jun 17
Jun 18
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
00:46 / 0.54 ft
01:30 / 0.52 ft
02:11 / 0.48 ft
02:50 / 0.45 ft
06:38 / 2.22 ft
07:20 / 2.23 ft
08:00 / 2.24 ft
08:40 / 2.25 ft
12:56 / -0.03 ft
13:36 / -0.08 ft
14:15 / -0.12 ft
14:54 / -0.13 ft
01:58 / 2.66 ft
03:02 / 2.54 ft
04:04 / 2.47 ft
05:01 / 2.43 ft
05:52 / 2.43 ft
Low
Time/Height
12:49 / -0.53 ft
13:42 / -0.70 ft
14:35 / -0.78 ft
15:28 / -0.78 ft
16:21 / -0.69 ft
17:16 / -0.52 ft
18:12 / -0.31 ft
High
Time/Height
20:32 / 3.19 ft
21:21 / 3.25 ft
22:12 / 3.23 ft
23:04 / 3.14 ft
23:59 / 2.99 ft
20:35 / 2.68 ft
21:11 / 2.69 ft
21:48 / 2.67 ft
22:25 / 2.63 ft
23:03 / 2.56 ft
23:42 / 2.48 ft
19:20 / 2.97 ft
20:13 / 3.09 ft
21:05 / 3.15 ft
21:57 / 3.14 ft
22:50 / 3.07 ft
23:43 / 2.95 ft
19:28 / 2.46 ft
20:09 / 2.50 ft
20:47 / 2.54 ft
21:25 / 2.56 ft
page 19
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