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VOLUME 62, ISSUE 03
MARCH 2013
Official Publication of the Cape Fear Sail and Power Squadron®
62nd Year of the Cape Fear Sail and Power Squadron
A Unit of District 27, United States Power Squadrons®, Sail & Power Boating
VOLUME 62, ISSUE 03
MARCH 2013
Certificates awarded for Leadership Development to: Diane Upton, Lt Steve Thompson, S,
Lt Sue Thompson, Lt Ned Rhodes, AP, Lt Dave Echevarria, P, Myra Fogleman, S,
Mary Ellen Simmons, P, Lt Jean Stacy, S, Judy McMahon, S, Lt/C Don McMahon, AP, Jill Kelly, P,
Lt/C Mark Stacy, AP, and 1/Lt Ed LoBalbo, AP
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Cape Fear Sail and Power
Squadron 2013
Commander
Cdr. Jonnie’ K. C. Chardonn, P
119 Florida Ave., Ste. 3C
Carolina Beach, NC 28428-5840
(910) 707-0338
commander@
capefearsailandpowersquadron.org
Executive Officer
Lt/C Benjamin A. Van Etten, AP
8908 W. Telfair Cir.
Wilmington, NC 28412-3540
910-313-1481
executiveofficer@
capefearsailandpowersquadron.org
Educational Officer
Lt/C John P. Kelly, JN
1435 Villa Pl E
Wilmington, NC 28409-2627
(910) 543-0047
educationofficer@
cafefearsailandpowersquadron.org
Administrative Officer
Lt/C Mark G. Stacy, AP
129 Gazebo Ct.
Wilmington, NC 28409-5051
(910) 616-4183
administrativeofficer@
capefearsailandpowersquadron.org
Secretary
Lt/C Thomas Bello, AP
5418 Pond Drive
Wilmington, NC 28409-4140
(704) 965-7050
secretary@
capefearsailandpowersquadron.org
Treasurer
Lt/C Donald J. McMahon, AP
403 Oceans Way
Carolina Beach, NC 28428-5840
(724) 787-3317
treasurer@
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————————————Newsletter Editor
Lt Jean M. Stacy, S
129 Gazebo Ct
Wilmington, NC 28409-5051
(910) 231-0523
[email protected]
Newsletter Publisher
Lt George L. Ball, P
6036 Chester Street
Wilmington, NC 28405-3896
(910) 791-7752
[email protected]
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MARCH 2013
Commander’s Report
Cdr Jonnie’ K.C. Chardonn, P
Spring is on the way!! This month has been a really productive month and for one reason: I thought our Bridge made some really great and positive decisions. The items
discussed and passed that will go into motion are very exciting. Let me tell you about
just a couple of the good news items.
We will have an online apparel store, and it will be up and running in a few weeks. You’ll be able to
go right online, through our Squadron website, choose from several styles, sizes and colors of shirts
and hats, all at a very nice price. More products will be added as time goes by. Your order can be
shipped right to you, or you can actually pick it up at Queensboro’s office right here in town.
Joining the Chamber of Commerce in Carolina Beach is still in the making. That will be determined in
the near future. This step could prove to be a great form of advertisement and involvement for our
Squadron in the large boating community of Carolina Beach. I’ll keep you informed as we go.
We are forming a “Partnership” with Southport Power Squadron. They will be joining us in observing
our “Local Knowledge” and “On-the-Water Training” which are both separate classes within the ABC
Course. Southport has also been invited to join us on our cruises. We will be introducing the
“Partnership” details at their next Membership Meeting on 25 March.
The Big Event is coming up on 22-23 March 2013. It is the 50th Anniversary of the USPS and the
D/27 COW which is being held in Raleigh. CFS&PS is in charge of rounding up Silent Auction items,
as well as running the auction. We are also in charge of selling 50/50 tickets during the whole weekend.
This will be a grand two-day event with beautiful formal dinners both
evenings. We will have a new District Commander by 11:00 PM on
23 March. D/27 Commander Harold O’Briant, JN will be relieved of
his position, and D/Lt/C Bob Howd, JN (shown at right) will be assuming that prestigious and very important position. Art and I are
really looking forward to going, and we’ll have a full report by the
time the next Foghorn comes out. #
Executive Officer’s Report
Lt/C Ben Van Etten, AP
In February, we enjoyed several sunny days with temperatures in the high 70’s. We were
fooled into thinking “early spring” and a good time to start getting the boat ready. (I even
went fishing one day.) But March came in like a lion with cold, windy days and definitely
not boating weather. I know we’re anxious for spring to finally arrive and enjoy getting
back on the water, especially since many of us settled here to escape from the type of weather the
Northeast and Midwest are experiencing.
The Vessel Safety Examiners (VSEs), under the leadership of Lt Kenneth Badoian, S can resume
the quest for 300 inspections. We now have 32 qualified examiners in the Squadron, and I know of
several more that plan on becoming an examiner.
The Boat Show co-chairs, Lt Carol Johnson and Lt Mike Cramer, are planning to participate in
several community events this year. The first one will be at the Cape Fear Wildlife Expo 15-17 March
held at the Convention Center. I want to congratulate the membership for the quick response filling
the “watch” volunteers’ sign-up roster. Most slots were filled on the first day of the announcement.
The CFS&PS is also planning to have a table at the Pleasure Island Chowder Cook-Off in April.
The Squadron is planning on having our “Ship’s Store” online in the near future. We’re in the process
of teaming with the Queensboro Online Store via a link on our website. Their home office and
warehouse are located here in Wilmington. Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn, P, Lt Tim Jenkins, P, and myself
have toured the facility and are in the process of choosing an assortment of items (polo shirts, hats,
etc.) for membership shopping. There will be a variety of colors, brand names and sizes to choose
from, and all will include our logo. An email announcement will be forthcoming. #
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Administrative Officer’s Report
Lt/C Mark Stacy, AP
We hope you had fun at the February Membership
Meeting and Chili Cook-Off at the Watermark Marina! There were 98 members and 18 guests attending. This was a great way to meet and greet our new members
and to have some competing fun. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of the meeting including the chefs! In our
book, everybody won! But on top, this year’s winners for chili
were Donna Lensis (gold), Robert Raleigh, S (silver), and Ann
Kreul, S (bronze). The winners for cornbread were Carol Otterbein (gold), 1/Lt Sue VanNote, S (silver), and Sara Raleigh
(bronze). The winners for dessert were Diane Upton (gold), Sue
LoBalbo, P and Lori Spencer, P (silver), and Wanda Musselwhite (bronze). Beverly Smith received an award for her pasta
salad. The 50/50 winner was Sara Raleigh with $200, and the
Squadron received $205, the largest sum ever due to the efforts
of Genie Lancaster and her guest Mary Anne Lystad. Thanks for
contributing!
Please review the Boating Activities Schedule in this Foghorn
that Lt Rick Sorrenti, AP, our Boating Activities Chair, assembled, and plan your participation. To register for a cruise please
use the links distributed to you from Rick. The first cruise is the
Shakedown on 29-31 March at the Cape Fear Marina (Bennett
Brothers). The second one is Bald Head on 12-14 April, and the
third is the important Blessing of the Fleet on 20 April. Also, Rick
is looking for captains to organize the cruises, so please let him
know which one you would like to lead ([email protected]) It's
easy - we'll show you how! .
Membership is important to all of us. Sharing boating knowledge
with experienced and non-experienced boaters is a real benefit
of membership. So are boat insurance discounts, in addition to
other discounts on valuable services and products. Also, our
great educational curriculum and vessel safety check program
are two of the best benefits! Remember, we are the best recruiters so please invite more of your boating acquaintances to attend a meeting to see if they will like the fellowship and the
available information. Lt Francine Roche’, Membership Chair,
and Lt Julie Jenkins, P, Membership Involvement, are embarking on a new process of involving “sponsors” of new members
to increase communication of information, providing a cordial
and friendly atmosphere, to connect the new members with existing members, and to get involved with activities so they feel
the benefits of belonging to the Squadron. The “sponsor” will
also “host” a new member at the Membership Meetings for the
first six months of membership. New Members will have separate name tags, so please let all the New Members feel welcome in our Squadron!
Please let Francine
([email protected]) or Julie ([email protected]) know
if you would like to volunteer to be such a sponsor for a new
member.
The next Membership Meeting will be 25 March at the
Bluewater Grill in Wrightsville Beach starting at 1800 (6:00pm)
with a social hour and 1900 (7:00pm) for the meeting. We will
learn how to be a lifesaver and perform hands-only CPR.
One of the objectives of the Squadron is to provide a practical
means to foster fraternal and social relationships among persons interested in boating. Further, it is to encourage and pro-
MARCH 2013
Chili Winners,
Robert Raleigh
(silver), Donna
Lensis (gold),
Ann Kreul
(bronze)
Cornbread Winners, Sara
Raleigh
(bronze), Carol
Otterbein
(gold), Sue
VanNote (silver)
Dessert Winners, Wanda
Musselwhite
(bronze), Sue
LoBalbo and
Lori Spencer
(not pictured)
(silver), Diane
Upton (gold)
The Best and
Only Salad Winner, Beverly
Smith with Cdr
Chardonn
mote a high standard of skill in the handling and navigation of
boats, and to stimulate members to increase their knowledge of
and skill in boating through instruction and participation in boating activities. To keep this objective in front of Members, the 22
April Membership Meeting will also be at the Bluewater Grill and
our speaker will be Brandon Roberson, Regional Product
Trainer for Garmin International. Brandon will present ideas to
utilize a chart plotter and GPS to its fullest capacity. Learn how
to set up navigation charts, fishing charts, radar overlay, sonar,
tides, currents, celestial data, waypoints, routes, tracks,
weather, and man overboard features.
If you would like to eat at Bluewater before the meeting, please
make your own reservations. #
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Boating Activities Schedule 2013
DATE
PORT/ACTIVITY
MARCH 2013
June Cruise South
Lt Rick Sorrenti, AP
We have a wonderful cruise being planned for June! We want to
offer you another opportunity to join a leisurely cruise South.
This is an excellent opportunity for our new members as each
day includes a planning session with the Captains. Lt Jimmy
Thomas has been gracious to coordinate, so please sign up and
email Jimmy directly at [email protected] or register at the
link below . The itinerary is currently slated to be:
29-31 Mar
Shakedown Cruise
12-14 Apr
Bald Head Island Cruise
20 Apr
Blessing of the Fleet and Raft-up
9-12 May
Southport Cruise
25-26 May
Carolina Beach Raft-Up & Overnight - Low Tide
31 May-2
South Harbour Cruise & Golf Tournament
10-21 Jun
Hilton Head
3-7 Jul
Southport 4th July Cruise
13 Jul
Masonboro Island Raft-Up & Picnic
25 Jul-2
Georgetown Cruise w/Charleston option
5-16 Aug
D-27 and D-5 Crossing Paths Reunion Rendez-
7 Sept
Masonboro Island Raft-Up - Low Tide 1523
13-16 Sept
North Myrtle Beach Cruise
10-14 Oct
Beaufort Cruise
19 Oct
Cape Fear River Main Raft-up
10 June
11 June
12 June
13 June
14 June
15 June
16 June
17 June
18 June
19 June
20 June
21 June
Myrtle Beach Yacht Club
Georgetown
Charleston
Charleston
Beaufort SC
Harbor Town Hilton Head
Harbor Town Hilton Head
Beaufort or Dataw Island
Isle of Palms
Georgetown or Waca Wache
Barefoot Landing
Carolina Beach
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgRA0RcXwvuPdDE3WVgzT2x5R0R0RnVUR3BHTmlNcnc&a mp;usp=sharing
Hope to see you on the water! #
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My Take On Down to the Sea in Ships, Yachts,
Boats and Other Things that Float
Lt Ken Badoian, S
You would not think that a country that is landlocked would have
a nautical tradition. May I beg to differ? The following two Armenian proverbs will/could change your thinking. First is an observation. “No matter what the water in which one drowns is always
an ocean,” and the second is even better since it comes right
from a fish's mouth. When the fish was asked, “What news from
the sea?” it replied, “I have a lot of news but cannot say it because my mouth is full of water.”
Before modern navigation tools, some British ships carried a
cage of crows. When a crow was released, he or she would fly
directly towards land. Of course, the crow being a crow would
take a straight-line route. If that course was followed by the ship,
there might be a problem! The ship could be grounded, or
worse, wrecked by rocks or shoals in its path. But some might
say (not many mind you) the course “straight as a crow flies”
was infinitely better than being lost at sea.
Some philosophical thoughts on being the “captain.”
If the captain says something in the middle of the ocean,
is he or she still wrong?
Has your significant other made the determination that
you are the captain?
And finally, remember that the captain is always right,
misinformed perhaps, sloppy, crude, bull headed, a bore, even
fickle and stupid, but he or she is still the captain and never
wrong.
All my readers who are captains, can you answer this question.
Are you a fast captain or a slow captain? Or are you a half-fast
captain? I leave the response up to you and your conscience.
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FIRST BOATING ACTIVITY FOR 2013
THE SHAKEDOWN CRUISE!!
Lt/C Mark Stacy, AP
The Shakedown Cruise is on 29-31 March at the Cape Fear
Marina at Bennett Brothers. Don’t forget dockage is FREE! It is
advisable to approach these docks at slack tide which will be at
1325 on 29 March. This boating activity will foster fun and
friendship for all who attend. We will have full docktails on Friday. We are currently negotiating with Wilmington Water Tours
for a two-hour sunset cruise. They would pick us up at the Cape
Fear Marina at 1630 and then pick up others (public) at the Wilmington City Docks at 1700. If you want, you can also bring
docktail food on board although they do provide appetizers.
Their bar would be available, but you cannot bring liquor, beer
or wine on board due to ABC regulations. However, you can
bring one cup onboard at the very beginning of the cruise. At
the end of the cruise, they will stop downtown for those who
would like to have dinner downtown; then stop at the Cape Fear
Marina for those who would like to return to their boats or land
yachts. The Cape Fear Marina will have a shuttle van from
downtown to the Marina for those who want to go out to dinner.
This would be a great opportunity to have a nice cruise (with or
without dinner), learn a little history of the Cape Fear River, and
not have to captain or crew a boat. Remember,
the Wilmington is owned by fellow Squadron Members and this
would be a way to support your fellow Members. Please let the
Shakedown Cruise Captain Lt/C Mark Stacy, AP know ASAP if
you will be joining in the fun by clicking here or paste the link
below in your address bar to register for the cruise and or just
Saturday’s dinner cruise.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgRA0RcXwvuPdDZQSG9HSXpkN1k3V2VTN08wTEpiOEE
Lt/C Mark Stacy AP
[email protected]
(910) 616-4183
Answer to last month’s question: What is the origin of the nautical term “binge?”
Originally a nautical term for rinsing or cleaning out something
such as a cask of rum. Thus a sailor who had cleaned out such
a rum cask was known to have a binge. Now, of course, a
“binge” describes any act of immoderate indulgence.
This month’s question: When a sailor says, “Don't hand me a
line,” what is he or she doing? #
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NEW MEMBERS BIOS
Lt Francine Roche’ and Lt Mark Roche’
I'm a New Member
I see you at the meetings,
But you never say hello.
You're busy all the time you're there,
With those you already know.
I sit amongst the members,
And yet I'm a lonesome guy.
The new ones are as strange as I
But you old members pass me by.
But, darn it, you folks asked us in,
And talk of fellowship.
You could just step across the room,
But you've never made the trip.
Why can't you nod and say hello,
Or stop and shake my hand?
THEN go sit among your friends?
Now THAT I'd understand.
I'll be at your next meeting Perhaps a nice time to spend.
Do you think you could introduce yourself?
I want to be your friend!
All of our recent new members expressed a common interest in
learning more about boating in the Cape Fear area waters and
are excited to be part of the squadron. Please be sure to extend
a welcome at our next meeting!
David and Susan Hoff recently moved to their home on Whiskey
Creek in Wilmington from Leesburg, Virginia. They have three
grown children who live in Virginia. David enjoys playing golf,
and Susan is a Master Gardener. Sponsors: Mary Jo and Steve
Worcester.
David Black is an Engineer for GE-Hitachi. He and his wife,
Cindy, have two children. David has been involved with the Boy
Scouts for 13 years and is currently a Scout Commissioner for
New Hanover and Brunswick counties. Sponsor: Larry King
Imrich Gombar retired from the corporate world this past December and he and his wife, Lori, moved to Wilmington from
Washington, D.C. They recently bought a boat and are looking
forward to having fun with it this spring. Sponsor: Mark Roché
Cdr Bill Ford, JN Great South Bay NY Squadron 8/97 #
Patricia Gardner-Jackson is a “retired” Clinical Social Worker,
although she continues to work two days per week. She and her
husband, Mike, volunteer for several non-profit organizations.
They moved to Wilmington in 2007 after raising two daughters in
Charlottesville, VA and love kayak adventures. Sponsor: Marilyn
Freeman
Sandy Retchin is a lifelong resident of Wilmington. He and his
wife, Cindy, are looking forward to using Sandy’s newfound
knowledge on the water. Sponsors: Tina and Bill Miller
Susan Proctor recently moved to Wilmington from Charleston,
WV and is enjoying her new life here. She loves the beach, fishing, boating and any outdoor activities. She has three children
and three grandchildren. Sponsor: Jan Hilbert
Steve Murch moved to Wilmington after serving in the Navy for
20 years. His last position was Radiologic Technologist, a job
where he enjoyed the patient contact. After he retired, he and
his wife, Dianna, got into boating and have owned sailboats,
power boats and a “fleet” of kayaks. Sponsor: Juan Perez
Natalie Sherwood retired and moved to Wilmington in 2009. She
sailed a 28-foot Islander on an inland lake in Arkansas and is
interested in becoming proficient in sailing on the Cape Fear
waterways. She and Dottie Villars recently became joint owners
of a sailboat here in Wilmington. Sponsors: John and Jill Kelly
Dottie Villers retired three years ago and moved to Wilmington
from Reston, VA where she worked as a consultant with an IT
firm. She has been sailing for many years, both racing and
cruising. Natalie Sherwood and Dottie recently bought a sailboat
and look forward to sailing on the Cape Fear waterways. Sponsors: John and Jill Kelly
New Members: Imrich Gombar, Dave Hoff,
Susan Hoff, and Patti Jackson
Bill and Dee Caiazza moved to Wilmington last July. They have
owned several boats, both sail and power, and one of their major expeditions was cruising from Maine to the Florida Keys.
Both Bill and Dee are excellent navigators. Sponsor: Julie
Jenkins. #
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Book Club #1
Marilyn Freeman, P
Book Club # 1 met at Marilyn Freeman’s home on February 19
to discuss The End of Your Life Book Club by Will Schwalbe.
Attending were Sara Raleigh, Francine Hall, Marilyn Freeman,
Linda Van Etten, Dottie Ewing, Genie Lancaster, and Beverly
Smith.
This month’s book was inspiring in several ways. First, it tells of
familial love; particularly, as the author notes, it is the story of a
mother and her son, who have initiated a private book club during visits to the waiting rooms of doctors and chemotherapy sessions. Second, it is a celebration of an extraordinary woman’s
life as the son gets to know and understand Mary Anne
Schwalbe, in addition to her role as mother and linchpin of the
family. It is Mary Anne’s life and not her death that moves and
inspires the reader. And third, it is a tribute to books and to their
influence on our lives. And finally, our own lives were richer for
having met Mary Anne through her son’s writing.
Our next book will be The Twelve Tribes of Hattie by Ayana
Mathis on March 19 at 1:30 at Keena Newland’s home. #
Book Club #2
Lt Francine Roche’
It was a small but spirited group that met at Halligan’s for the
February book club get-together. We missed Tina, Voncile,
Mary Jo and Rosalie, and we look forward to seeing them in
March. Since our main scribe, Tina, was not in attendance, the
“new kid” was selected to take notes. The reading selection was
The Carousel by Belva Plain. It is the story of an American dynasty shattered by secrets and nearly destroyed by greed. A
deep and dark family secret is destroying the family from within,
while a threat to the family business threatens them from the
outside. The book was considered to “break new ground” by
Plain and that was true at the time - given that the book was
written in 1996. We came to the conclusion that the way we
viewed the characters was different relative to our perspective in
2013 versus 1996. There was quite a discussion about the ending of the book, but we all decided it was acceptable to protect
the family patriarch from his evil doings in order to protect the
survivors from the stigma of being victims. All in all, an enjoyable read!
Next month we will review Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn and in
April, Fatal Absolution by Paul G. Mast (a friend of mine!) Stay
tuned! #
Book Club #3
Judy McMahon, S
Book Club #3 met on March 7th at Don and Judy McMahon's
home in Carolina Beach. The discussion of Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine, and the Murder of a President by Candice Millard revealed insights into the historical context and events surrounding the assassination and subsequent
death of President James A. Garfield in 1881. The book brought
alive a forgotten chapter in United States history.
Book Club #3 will be reading The End of Your Life Book Club by
Will Schwalbe in preparation for the next meeting, May 9, 2013
at 10 AM at the home of Beverly and Alan Smith. Please note
the date change from the first Thursday of the month. #
Sunshine Report
Lt Jan Hilbert
Trudy Holub had inner ear issues, Rick Neumeister
had some facial surgery - don’t worry, he’s STILL just
as handsome as ever, and Peggy Murray is very recently recovering from an auto accident. All were sent get-well cards to cheer
them toward a speedy recovery.
As always, our thoughts and prayers are with Beverly Smith as
she is continuing her ongoing cancer treatments. A thinking of
you card was sent to Bev to let her know that we are all hoping
for her best recovery as soon as possible.
If you know of anyone in need of a card, please call me at 910350-0902 or E-Mail [email protected] so I can spread
“sunshine” from the Squadron. #
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Date
Event
15 Mar
New Members Reception
18 Mar
19 Mar
19 Mar
20 Mar
22-23 Mar
26 Mar
26 Mar
27 Mar
29-31 Mar
1 Apr
2 Apr
4 Apr
9 Apr
12-14 Apr
16 Apr
16 April
20 Apr
22 Apr
23 Apr
23 Apr
30 Apr
4 May
6 May
9 May
9 May
11 May
9-12 May
Instructor Development
Book Club #1
Junior Navigation
Seamanship
D/27 50th Anniversary and COW
Junior Navigation
Book Club #2
Seamanship
Shakedown Cruise
Executive Committee Meeting
Junior Navigation
Foghorn Submissions Due
Junior Navigation
Bald Head Island Cruise
Junior Navigation
Book Club #1
Blessing of the Fleet & Raft-Up
General Meeting
Junior Navigation
Book Club #2
Junior Navigation
ABC Class
Executive Committee Meeting
Foghorn Submissions Due
Book Club #3
ABC Local Knowledge Class
Southport Cruise
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Location
Captain
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn’s House
Keena Newland’s House
Great Clips Training Center
CFCC, Room S-607
Raleigh
Great Clips Training Center
Halligan’s Restaurant
CFCC, Room S-607
Cape Fear Marina
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn’s House
Great Clips Training Center
Email to Editor
Great Clips Training Center
Bald Head Island
Great Clips Training Center
Lt Julie Jenkins, P
Lt Francine Roche’
P/C Wilbur Chapman, SN
Keena Newland, S
Jerrel Freeman, N
P/Lt/C Ted Poucher, JN
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn, P
Jerrel Freeman, N
Tina Miller, S
P/Lt/C Ted Poucher, JN
Lt/C Mark Stacy, AP
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn, P
Jerrel Freeman, N
Lt Jean Stacy, S
Jerrel Freeman, N
Lt Rick Sorrenti, AP
Jerrel Freeman, N
Seapath Marina and Banks Channel
Blue Water Grill
Great Clips Training Center
Halligan’s Restaurant
Great Clips Training Center
CFCC, Room L-107
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn’s House
Email to Editor
Alan and Beverly Smith’s Home
CFCC, Room L-107
Southport Marina
Lt Rick Sorrenti, AP
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn, P
Jerrel Freeman, N
Tina Miller, S
Jerrel Freeman, N
1/Lt Ed LoBalbo, AP
Cdr Jonnie’ Chardonn, P
Lt Jean Stacy, S
P/C Alan Smith, AP
1/Lt Ed LoBalbo, AP
Steve Worcester, AP
Foghorn
Published by Cape Fear Sail and Power Squadron, a unit of United States Power Squadrons®, District 27. Foghorn
is the official publication of Cape Fear Sail and Power Squadron. Published monthly except for a combined July/
August issue. Articles and opinions do not necessarily reflect USPS policy or endorsement unless so designated.
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