May - Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club

HILLSBORO INLET SAILING CLUB
May 2012
From
The
Helm
By Alan Katz,
In the ten years that I have had the pleasure of
being an HISC member, I have participated in
just about every activity at least once. Some of
the events are so good that I have attended them
every year. Then there are other events, such as
the semi-annual blood drive, that gives me the
opportunity to give back to the community. I will
get back to the blood drive later in this article.
I came to realize that there are two activities that
I have never participated in. They are Youth Sailing and the “Old Farts Lunch”. I started thinking.
Am I too old for Youth Sailing? Am I too young
for the weekly old timers lunch? I was starting to
think that as part of my Commodore rite of passage, that I need to attend both of these events.
Lighthouse Point, Florida
Inside This Issue
From the Helm
Upcoming Events/Blood Drive
3
Membership/Roster Updates
4
Racing/Easter Cruise
5
Spring Series 1 Race Results
6
Spring Series 2 Race Results
7
Spring Series 3 Race Results
8
Spring Series 4 Race Results
9
Bimini and Bahamas Cruising Notes
10
HISC Costal Race #2 Flier
11
Advertising
12-14
Crew Pool
15
Club Classifieds
16
Calendar
I had planned on assisting with the first day of
Youth Sailing. I sprung out of bed on Saturday
1-2
Tides
17-18
19
morning with as much enthusiasm as a new student looking forward to his or her first day of
sailing. As I sat on my patio enjoying my first
cup of coffee, I watched Ciboney tug on her dock
lines in 20 to 25 knots of wind. I had that sinking
feeling that my first day of Youth Sailing was
going to be canceled. As Larry Winchell said, “If
we put first time students in a boat, on a day like
today, it will be the last time that they ever step
on a sailboat”. I am sure that all of the students
were as disappointed as I was, but it was a wise
decision to cancel the training. Thank you to everyone who made the right decision. Although I
did not get a chance to attend Youth Sailing, perhaps I will be able to enjoy lunch with “guys”
this week.
Hillsboro
Inlet
Sailing Club
Inlet Outlet
Editor
Walter Betkowski
Ra
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Officers
Commodore Alan Katz
Vice Commodore Maureen Leonard
Rear Commodore Frank Tippet
Secretary Judy Tippet
Treasurer Sherry Sussman
I want to thank Maureen and Tim Leonard for
hosting the Spring Blood Drive. I want to thank
Betty & Dave Coviello for their time and effort
in coordinating and managing the event. And of
course, thank you to everyone who donated and
participated in the evening. Karyn and I will be
hosting the next Blood Drive on November 2nd.
We look forward to seeing some NEW faces at
the next Drive. Please come out and support the
Club and your Community.
Board of Governors
Larry Geller
2 Years
Jim Perrott
2 Years
George Pyrpiris 1Year
Jeff Sussman 1 Year
Past Commodore Michael Duvall
Staff Commodore Pete Gustafson
Club Credo
May is going to be another action-packed month.
The Beer Can Series starts on May 2nd. We have
the WPB Regatta and Hospice Regatta, in addition to our buoy races. I am personally looking
forward to the Memorial Day cruise to Bimini.
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.
Membership
I look forward to seeing you all at the many upcoming events.
An application for membership in HISC may be obtained
from membership chairpersons Deborah and Mark Menagh
@ (954) 933-2530 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 the rest of the current year
for new members.
Cheers,
Alan
Monthly General Meeting
The Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club holds a monthly
membership meeting generally on the second Thursday of
each month, 7:00pm at the Lighthouse Point Yacht and
Racquet Club, 2701 N.E. 42nd Street, Lighthouse Point,
Tel: (954)942-7224. Please check the monthly calendar or
call the editor for any changes in the meeting dates, times,
or locations.
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Blood
Drive April
2012
Upcoming Events
Date
Event
May 2nd
Beer Can Race Number 1
May 3rd
Board Meeting
By Betty Coviello
Boat Of Us
May 5th
Youth Sailing Spring Series
Number 3
May 8th
WPB Regatta Costal Number
1 NOR Entry Waiver
May 9th
Beer Can Race Number 2
Although the weather earlier in the day was not
conducive to outdoor fun, the day ended rather
breezy and delightful for the first Blood drive of
2012. We are pleased to have collected 27 pints
since the Miami to Key Largo race took away some
of our regular donors.
May 10th
General Meeting LHPYRC
May 12th
Youth Sailing Spring Series
#4
May 13th
Spring Series Races #7 & #8
and After Race Party
Special thanks go to Mo and Tim Leonard for
hosting and to all who were able to donate.
May 16th
Beer Can Race Number 3
The Coviellos
May 19th
Hospice Regatta Fort
Lauderdale
May 23rd
Beer Can Race Number 4
All who attended enjoyed the beautiful setting at
the Leonards’ poolside and feasted on a plentiful
array of culinary creations; the desserts being the
most popular.
From the Editor:
May 26-28th Memorial Day Cruise to Bimini
May 30th
The Inlet/Outlet could use photographs taken by members who attend HISC events: cruising and racing. The general meeting and social events are most ably covered
by the club Historian, Christeen
Pozniak but she obviously can’t
attend every event. Be sure to provide captions.
Beer Can Race Number 5
Remember that the cut off date is the 15th of the
month for inclusion in the following month’s publication.
Please send the pictures to [email protected].
We’d also like to hear from the club’s cruising
members so that Cruising Notes can become a regular feature. So please send your notes and photos!
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moved to Florida in 2004 from Chicago and is currently working with Melaleuca, where she educates
consumers on how to shop for green products over
the internet. In addition to family and job, Grace is
also a graduate student at Palm Beach Atlantic University where she is working towards a Masters in
Psychology.
Sponsored by Jean and Andy Deering and Hal Steward and HISC board approved by Board Director Jim
Perrott.
HISC mentor is Larry Geller.
Membership
By Deborah & Mark
Menagh
Introducing HISC’s new members:
Over several years Jack McWalter and Lesley Huddleston have known HISC members, attended general
meetings and now have the time to participate in the
club. With over 50 years on the water, Jack is an experienced cruiser and racer having owned several
boats. Originally from Chicago, Jack worked for
IBM and spent his yachting time on Lake Michigan
where he was an active racer, participating in 17
Mackinac races. He’s lived in Florida since 1980 and
Lesley and Jack now spend two or three months a
year in St. John, American Virgin Islands, cruising on
Caribe his Beneteau 51’. Jack and Lesley are looking
to meet people to cruise with in the islands and Jack
is also interested in racing.
Sponsored by Brenda Smith and Deb Menagh and
HISC board approved by Board Director George
Pyrpiris.
HISC mentors are Jan and Bill Shomo.
Jack McWalter, Lesley Huddleston, Nieves
Rudkowski, and, Grace Granda
Roster Updates
Nieves Rutkowski found HISC during an internet
search looking for places to connect back into sailing.
Originally from Spain, she and her family moved to
Ecuador when she was thirteen where she lived until
moving to Connecticut when she was 35. It is in
Connecticut where her love for sailing began, and
where she and her late husband sailed their beautiful
New Zealand made 56’ ketch. They sailed many
years on the United States east coast as far north as
Nova Scotia and south to Florida. While she no longer owns a yacht, Neives is now a full time Florida
resident, would like to cruise and is “interested in
everything that has to do with boats”.
Sponsored by Sherry Sussman and Melinda Betkowski and HISC board approved by Vice Commodore
Maureen Leonard.
HISC mentor is Carole Fielder.
Jack McWalter and Lesley Huddleston
1100 NE 2nd Terrace
Boca Raton, FL 33432
(561) 289-8798
[email protected]
Caribe – Beneteau 51’
Nieves Rutkowski
5562A N. Ocean Blvd.
Ocean Ridge, FL 33435
(203) 918-7324
[email protected]
Grace Granda
1145 SW 5th Ct.
Boca Raton, FL 33432
(561) 716-7935
[email protected]
Grace Granda was looking for an organization with
a sailing program for her children, when Jean Deering
told her about HISC’s youth sailing. She and her
children, Stephanie (12), Alex (11), Nicholas (5) and
Tomas (3), are excited about learning to sail. Grace
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Racing
Looking forward to the month of May, it promises to
provide a lot of opportunities to compete on the water
with the start of the Wednesday night Beer Can series, the annual Hillsboro to West Palm Beach coastal
race on Cinco de Mayo (May 5th), Spring Series races on the 13th, and the Hospice By The Sea Regatta
on the 19th. For a full run down on racing throughout
the year, head to http://www.hisc.org/
RaceInfo/2012RaceCalendar.pdf for complete information.
By Michael Duvall,
Magic
As you read this, it's the beginning of May. But, to
meet the Inlet/Outlet deadline for publishing it's
around the middle of April. Nevertheless, there has
been a lot of racing going on. Our Spring Series 1 &
2 were nothing less than glorious with twelve boats
out to start the season. Weather for races 3 & 4 on
April 15th was a different story with six boats and
their crew competing in 15-20 kts and 6-8 ft
seas. Check out the results pages 6-9 in this is sue of
the Inlet/Outlet or at: http://www.hisc.org/
RaceResults/RaceResults.html. Congratulations to
the winners and many thanks to all competitors, after
race party hosts, and the beach committee for helping
to keep our race program going strong.
We'll see you on the water soon!
2012 Easter
Cruise - Lake
Sylvia
By Suzan Scott
Wind Angel
Eight Club boats participated in this year’s festive
event. Ciboney, Sea Dragon, Wind Angel, Glory
Daze, and Popoki rafted together Saturday afternoon, creating “Party Central” for this year’s festivities. We were joined by Diversion, Endurance,
Cracker Jack and Bossa Nova (by dinghy). An array of snacks and appetizers were served by Suzi
Wehe and Karyn Katz aboard Popoki. With a feast
like that, who needs dinner?
Spring Series race participation for races 3 & 4 was
somewhat light, as skippers and crew from Glory
Daze, Magic, Sempre Amantes, and Unicorn had their
hands full for forty-five miles in the Miami to Key
Largo race. Dismastings (one witnessed and another
reported), MOBs, and groundings were the order of
the day as the fleet headed south through Biscayne
Bay down to Jewfish Creek while battling heavy
winds and pounding rain. Fortunately, no injuries
were reported.
Carl Wehe was determined to add an extra degree
of difficulty to the Dinghy Easter Egg toss by creating a moving target. And the winners were Colleen
DiGennaro, and Ron Schaper.
Safety is always a concern in our sport. No matter
how well one prepares, accidents can and will happen
as evidenced by five dead or lost at sea in the Full
Crew Farallones race, a 54-mile, daylong regatta that
starts in San Francisco Bay, passes through the Golden Gate and rounds a craggy outpost known as South
Farallon Island.
As the party continued later into the evening, we
were joined by some new friends, Wind Pirate and
Kalalau. After singing and dancing (yes, there was
dancing!) the night away, we all enjoyed a quiet
night in Lake Sylvia.
On a lighter note, thank you for the many positive
comments and support after the April general meeting
"Racing Rule of the Month" presentation. I find
many people are truly curious about sailboat racing. Often I describe our sport as "chess on the water" and "the most fun one can have going five miles
an hour." I will try to have something both new and
interesting each month to share. If you find your interest peaked, I highly recommend that you come out
and give it a try. You don't need a rigged out boat or
a high-tech sail plan. Get your crew together and join
in the fun.
On Sunday morning a delicious Easter brunch was
prepared by Suzi and Karyn and served aboard Ciboney. These girls really know their way around a
galley!
Perfect conditions prevailed into the afternoon for a
beautiful sail home.
A big thank you to all who participated. You’re the
best!
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Hillsboro Sailing Club Race Results
FIRST Race in series
Race Number 1
Wind Direction WNW
SPRING SERIES
Date 04/01/12
Wind Velocity 5-10
Seas 0-1
ARC Course# S/L/W/L/F Distance: 3.00 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.6522 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
3
4
5
Yacht
THIRD TRI
CROSSWINDS
GLORY DAZE
MAGIC
SUSIMI
Skipper
Rating
GELLER,L
33
CROSS,M
33
WEHE,C
145
DUVALL,M
220
CARRINGTON,M 138
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:42: 6
0:44: 8
0:55:48
1: 1:40
1: 1:50
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 549.2 516.2
575.7 542.7
727.9 582.9
804.4 584.4
806.6 668.6
Corr
Time
H M S
0:25:48
0:27: 8
0:29: 8
0:29:13
0:33:25
HCP
Sld
-21
6
158
234
237
Series
Points
.75
2
3
4
5
JAM
Course# S/L/W/S/L/F Distance: 3.65 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.5871 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Yacht
PARADOCS
SEMPRE AMANTES
ENDURANCE
GRAND CRU
MEANTIME
TALARIA II
COMMOTION
Skipper
Rating
SUSSMAN,J
WHITTAKER,C
SCHAPER,R
ESCOBAR,D
LEONARD,T
GLENN,W
HUNTON,R
202
132
115
153
171
115
132
Elapsed
Time
H M S
1:18:19
1:11:33
1:11:59
1:16:27
1:20:34
1:15: 5
1:17:31
CCF
Corr
Time Time
- Sec/Mile 755.8 553.8
690.5 558.5
694.7 579.7
737.8 584.8
777.5 606.5
724.6 609.6
748.1 616.1
Corr
Time
H M S
0:33:41
0:33:58
0:35:15
0:35:34
0:36:53
0:37: 5
0:37:28
HCP
Sld
New Series
Rtg Points
186
121
125
168
208
155
178
195
131
116
154
175
119
137
.75
2
3
4
5
6
7
MANY THANKS KARYN KATZ, ELIZABETH KNICKERBOCKER AND CATHERINE WINGATE FOR DOING THE BEACH
COMMITTEE DUTIES! A JOB WELL DONE AND MUCH APPRECIATED BY ALL THE RACERS. MANY THANKS TO
MAUREEN AND TIM LEONARD FOR HOSTING THE AFTER RACE PARTY!
After Race Party Schedule
Date
May-2012
13 — Spring Series 7&8
Host
Address
Karyn and Alan Katz
2900 NE 47th St Lighthouse Point
June-2012
3 — Spring Series 9&10
Nancy and Graham Danvers 1240 SW 19th Ave Boca Raton
August-2012
18 -- Ladies Day Race
Susi and Michael Carrington 2372 NE 28th St Lighthouse Point
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SECOND Race in series
Race Number 2
Wind Direction NNE
SPRING SERIES
Date 04/02/12
Velocity 5-10
Seas 0-1
ARC Course# S/L/A/L/F Distance: 3.00 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.7877 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
3
4
5
Yacht
GLORY DAZE
SUSIMI
THIRD TRI
CROSSWINDS
MAGIC
Skipper
Rating
WEHE,C
145
CARRINGTON,M 138
GELLER,L
33
CROSS,M
33
DUVALL,M
220
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:44:52
0:44:29
0:38: 7
0:39: 8
0:52:26
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 706.8 561.8
700.8 562.8
600.5 567.5
616.5 583.5
826.0 606.0
Corr HCP
Time Sld
H M S
0:28: 5 137
0:28: 8 131
0:28:22
30
0:29:10
47
0:30:18 256
Series
Points
3/.75
5/2
.75/3
2/4
4/5
JAM
Course# S/L/E/F Distance: 2.15 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.5485 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Yacht
PARADOCS
GRAND CRU
ENDURANCE
SEMPRE AMANTES
COMMOTION
TALARIA II
MEANTIME
Skipper
Rating
SUSSMAN,J
ESCOBAR,D
SCHAPER,R
WHITTAKER,C
HUNTON,R
GLENN,W
LEONARD,T
195
154
116
131
137
119
175
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:49:25
0:46:54
0:44:36
0:46:20
0:48:34
0:48:21
0:53:46
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 756.4 561.4
717.9 563.9
682.7 566.7
709.2 578.2
743.4 606.4
740.1 621.1
823.0 648.0
Corr HCP New Series
Time Sld Rtg Points
H M S
0:20: 7 186 189 .75/.75
0:20:12 148 153 4/2
0:20:18 113 116 3/3
0:20:43 139 132 2/4
0:21:43 173 141 7/5
0:22:15 170 124 6/6
0:23:13 253 183 5/7
MANY THANKS TO KARYN KATZ, ELIZABETH KNICKERBOCKER AND CATHERINE WINGATE FOR DOING THE
BEACH COMMITTEE DUTIES! A JOB WELL DONE ANDMUCH APPRECIATED BY ALL THE RACERS. MAY THANKS
TO MAUREEN AND TIM LEONARD FOR HOSTING THE AFTER RACE PARTY!
(Prepared by Cindy Goodrich-Cowan)
.
Magic during a lull in the Key Largo race
Looking back at the fleet; Magic almost beat the Nonsuch scratch
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Hillsboro Sailing Club Race Results
THIRD Race in series
Race Number 3
Wind Direction ESE
SPRING SERIES
Date 04/15/12
Wind Velocity 15-20
Seas 6-8
ARC Course# S/W/A/W/F Distance: 2.70 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 0.9670 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
Yacht
THIRD TRI
SUSIMI
Skipper
Rating
GELLER,L
33
CARRINGTON,M 143
Elapsed
CCF
Corr
Time
Time Time
H M S - Sec/Mile 0:27:47 597.0 564.0
0:36:37 786.9 643.9
Corr HCP
Time Sld
H M S
0:25:22
27
0:28:58 217
Series
Points
.75/3/.75
5/2/2
JAM
Course# S/W/HI/F Distance: 3.50 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 1.0243 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
3
4
6
Yacht
ENDURANCE
MEANTIME
PARADOCS
GRAND CRU
TALARIA II
Skipper
SCHAPER,R
LEONARD,T
SUSSMAN,J
ESCOBAR,D
GLENN,W
Rating
116
183
189
153
124
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:38:30
0:42:46
0:45:36
0:45:24
DNF
CCF
Corr
Time Time
- Sec/Mile 676.0 560.0
751.0 568.0
800.7 611.7
797.2 644.2
Corr
Time
H M S
0:32:40
0:33: 7
0:35:40
0:37:34
HCP
Sld
106
181
231
227
New Series
Rtg Points
110
183
193
160
3/3/.75
5/7/2
.75/.
4/2/4
6/6/6
MANY THANKS TO ELIZABETH KNICKERBOCKER, KARYN KATZ, ETHEL FACUNDO,AND TERRY PATTERSON
FOR DOING THE BEACH COMMITTEE DUTIES! A JOB WELL DONE AND MUCH APPRECIATED BY ALL THE
RACERS. MANY THANKS TO CINDY AND JAMIE COWAN FOR HOSTING THE AFTER RACE PARTY!
HISC Youth Sailing Program
By Ken Scott
The HISC Youth Sailing Program was created to provide sailing and boating safety training to children
between the ages of 8 and 18. In the past 20+ years
we are proud to have trained hundreds of children in
small boat handling and safety issues.
The Youth Sailing Program is staffed with enthusiastic, knowledgeable sailing and organization specialists who volunteer their time and effort to enhance
the Sport of sailing and to provide invaluable experience and training to children. The Program is open to
anyone who meets the age requirement and can pass a
simple swimming evaluation.
Safety is the most important aspect of our ongoing
agenda. In our program each child is required to wear
a USCG approved life vest and a safety lecture begins
each meeting. During the instructional sailing on the
lake,
HISC
instructors
use
small rowboats to provide on the water training and
an enhanced level of safety.
The children sail small boats including: International
Optimist Pram, Sunfish, and Laser. These boats were
selected because of safety and ease of instruction, the
Optimist Pram is the largest sailing class in the world
and is considered to be the premier training platform.
Again this year we will be also inviting the Youth
Sailors to participate in an HISC Coastal Race aboard
some of the club members boats.
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FOURTH Race in series
Race Number 4
Wind Direction ESE
SPRING SERIES
Date 04/16/12
Wind Velocity 15-20
Seas 6-8
ARC Course# S/W/A/W/F Distance: 2.70 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 1.0353 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
Yacht
THIRD TRI
SUSIMI
Skipper
Rating
GELLER,L
33
CARRINGTON,M 143
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:25:57
0:34: 8
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 597.0 564.0
785.3 642.3
Corr HCP
Time Sld
H M S
0:25:22
27
0:28:54 215
Series
Points
.75/3/.75
5/2/2/2
JAM
Course# S/W/HI/F Distance: 3.50 (Time on time)
Conditions correcting Factor (CCF)= 1.0433 (Generated)
Place
Class
1
2
3
4
Yacht
MEANTIME
ENDURANCE
PARADOCS
GRAND CRU
Skipper
Rating
LEONARD,T
SCHAPER,R
SUSSMAN,J
ESCOBAR,D
183
110
193
160
Elapsed
Time
H M S
0:41:39
0:37:48
0:45: 7
0:46:12
CCF
Corr
Time
Time
- Sec/Mile 744.9 561.9
676.1 566.1
806.9 613.9
826.3 666.3
Corr HCP
Time Sld
H M S
0:32:46 175
0:33: 1 106
0:35:48 237
0:38:52 256
New Series
Rtg Points
177
110
197
170
5/7/2/.75
3/3/.75/2
.75/.75/3
4/2/4/4
MANY THANKS TO ELIZAETH KNICKERBOCKER,KARYN KATZ,ETHEL FACUNDO, ANDTERRY PATTERSON FOR DOING
THE BEACH COMMITTEE DUTIES! A JOB WELL DONE AND MUCH APPRECIATED BY ALL THE RACERS! MANY
THANKS TO CINDY AND JAMIE COWAN FOR HOSTING THE AFTER RACE PARTY!
(Prepared by Cindy Goodrich-Cowan)
HISC Youth Sailing Program
There is also a fantastic BBQ on the last sailing
date. Please feel free to pass this invite on to others
who you feel will enjoy and benefit from this great
experience.
The north lake is very low so we are hoping to be
launching near the Splash Adventure Park in the
Southern most lake. When you enter the park, after
the kiosks take a left and proceed to the Splash Adve nture Par k past t he M ain Offic e.
Please email us at ([email protected]
The International Optimist Pram
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Bimini and the Bahamas
Cruising Notes
• Bimini Sands resort has a Bahamian customs office immediately behind the fuel dock. That's much more fun than going to the one in Alice Town. Even more fun is to precomplete all the paperwork so that you don't have to do it
after a long night of hard sailing. You can download copies
here: http://www.bahamas.com/sites/bahamas.com/files/pdf/
Bahamas_Custom_Clearance.pdf. Make sure you print them
out on legal-sized paper. You'll also need to complete a Departure Card for each crewmember. Those can be obtained
directly from the Bahamian tourism office in FL (1200 S.
Pine Island Rd., Plantation, FL 33324; 954-236-9292 or 800224-3681) or from the marina office on arrival.
By Ross Hunton
Commotion
Here are a few info items and some links that Bimini
cruisers might find helpful:
• USER FEE DECAL. Apply/renew here:
https://dtops.cbp.dhs.gov/ or get info from: http://
www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/pleasure_boats/
user_fee/user_fee_decal.xml. It’s the government,
and if you need it quickly it will cost you extra. Get it
done now.
• The Bimini Sands dockmaster reports that the entrance has
recently been dredged to 8’at high tide. This would translate
to about 5.5-6’ at low tide but may vary. If you haven’t been
to Bimini in a while, the preferred entrance route to Bimini
Sands has been as follows (arrows):
• Make sure you have valid passports for everyone,
and that your boat insurance and registration documentation is current and with you.
• To speed your reentry to the US and avoid a trip to
the customs office on a busy holiday weekend, it's a
good idea to sign up for Small Vessel Reporting System here: https://svrs.cbp.dhs.gov/ . This is a modification to the previous "Local Boater Option". To
complete the registration, you'll schedule a visit to the
customs office via the website. Once registered, you
can also file a float plan on the website, which is never a bad idea.
• While they're not required domestically, US Vessels
travelling internationally are required to have a VHF
Ship’s Station License. The operator is required to
have an Operator license. Learn all about it and file
FCC forms 159 and 605 electronically here: http://
wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm/
job=licensing&id=ship_stations . While you're at it,
get an MMSI for your DSC radio, and register your
EPIRB!
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HISC COASTAL RACE #2
BUCK CARLISLE COASTAL RACE
SATURADAY, JUNE 9, 2012
COASTAL RACE FROM HILLSBORO INLET TO FT. LAUDERDALE
MICHAEL DUVALL, RACING CHAIR, TO ANNOUNCE START TIME AND COURSE
JOIN US AFTER THE RACE AT:
BAHIA MAR RESORT AND MARINA
UPON COMPLETION OF THE RACE, WE WILL BE DOCKING AT THE BAHIA MAR RESORT MARINA
SPEND THE LATE AFTERNOON AT THE RESORT POOL
DOCKSIDE AFTER RACE HAPPY HOUR AND APPETIZER PARTY STARTING AT 6:30PM
BRING A DISH TO SHARE AND BYOB
RACE RESULTS START AT 7pm
DOCKAGE AVAILABLE AT BAHIA MAR MARINA
$1.40 / FT/NIGHT (no minimum) + $10.00 for 30Amp/$15.00 for 50Amp + TAX
RSVP TO DOCKMASTER AND MENTION HISC -800-755-9558
LIMITED SLIPS AVAILABLE, SO PLEASE BOOK EARLY
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PENNER TILE, INC
• Remodeling
• Kitchen and Bath
• Tile and Marble
Licensed Residential Contractor
(CRC-1326700)
Broward & Palm Beach Counties - Since 1991
Peter G. Penner 561.265.0821
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The Spring Racing Series will be starting soon, and Cruising thereafter, so get on
the list for crew or list your boat!!! Both are needed!!!
Crew L
KING for Boats
Anne Ekstrom - full time Pompano Beach resident and new member would appreciate an opportunity to sail with other HISC members. 14 years of sailing here and on the Chesapeake Bay. All cruising so far, but would like to try racing too. Do not get seasick (or
haven't yet). (954) 601-6498 or [email protected].
Graham & Nancy Danvers - ASA certified for bareboat chartering, coastal cruising, basic keel boat, and multihull cruising. Interested
in coastal and beer can racing we have crewed on Sempre Amantis, Glory Daze, E Ticket, Endurance, Alibrije, Susimi, and Paradocs.
Cruising experience in British Virgin Islands, Abacos, Newport Rhode Island, English Channel, and French coastal ports. Our son Daniel is currently a member of the racing team for the University of Rhode Island and may be available to race during school breaks.
Please call Graham 561-302-2908 or email [email protected]
Cindy Kehoe – Able bodied “crew person” would like to join other HISC sailors for fun in the sun racing/cruising. I have crewed on
Karma, Aloha, Danse de Lune, and Condor. (561) 445-0770 (C) or
[email protected]
Ferol Ludwig loves to race and is available for racing and some cruising. I am a good experienced crew member and strong for a female. I do not fall off sailboats! Home: 954-522-5575, Office: 954-262-1240, Cell: 954-632-1542.
Christeen Pozniak - I am interested in crewing for either racing or cruising. I have crewed aboard several members' boats and have
taken Seamanship and Sailing with the Power Squadron as well as Ladies Sailing with HISC. Prior to joining I traveled and spent extensive time aboard ships and had the opportunity to sail in many ports of call. I am a fun and easygoing crew member, a great cook
and make some tasty shots! Looking to get out on the water! Cell; 561-846-1914, [email protected]
Bob & Pat Schuldenfrei - We would appreciate any opportunity to ship aboard any member’s sailboat. I have
sailed all my life on boats ranging from a windsurfer to a 100 foot Gloucester fishing schooner. For a number of years we owned Tangaroa, a Bristol 26 that we sailed out of Boston Harbor. For a multimedia presentation on my skills please go to the home page of my
website (www.s-i-inc.com) and click on the Sailing Resume. Did I tell you that we are pretty accomplished cooks and would compensate you with food? Call me at (561)582-3340 or email me at [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].
Catherine Wingate is interested in racing and offshore cruising. She has raced on several HISC boats, and in non-HISC BBYRA
races, and has crewed on tallships in various OpSail events. She is a J/N with the U.S. Power Squadron. email: [email protected]. phone(s): 954-725-9335 and 954-242-7117
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]
Boats L
KING for Crew
Danse De Lune: I am looking for crew for cruising or racing in the Spring Series. Give me a call at 561-495-9263 if you are interested. Jim Flaherty
CAPTAINS: WE NEED MORE BOATS FOR ALL THE CREW PERSONS!
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 & experience (cruising/racing/both) to the crew pool
chairman, Leslie Shaffer, at [email protected] by the 15th of any month and we will add the info to the list. Any
questions just give me a call (954) 654-3234.
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Club Classifieds
Dock space for Rent: Located next to Hillsboro Inlet
Bridge. Private dock slip for up to 45’ vessel with 6 ½’
draft. No Live aboards allowed. Water and 50 amp electric
available. Call Rory McCarty 954-803-5630.
Waterfront Townhome for Rent
2Br + 1.5 baths townhome for rent in Sun Harbor community. Covered outdoor Patio faces docks/Caliban canal in
Pompano. $1300pm. Dockage (NFB) available
Contact Steve, 561 289-5328
Dock space for Rent: Located next to Hillsboro Inlet
Bridge. Private dock with vehicle parking. Looking for
80'-120' Yacht. Live aboard for “security personnel” only.
Water and 200 amp electric available. Call Rory McCarty
954-803-5630.
Let’s Sail in the Virgin Islands on a Beautiful 51’ Beneteau. Looking for several couples to share expenses for
one or two weeks sailing in the Virgin Islands April, May,
and June of this year. Snorkel, sail, and dive in Jost Van
Dyke, St John, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, and more. Very
inexpensive. Ft Lauderdale to St Thomas is under $200
round trip. I live in Boca Raton and can meet with you to
go over details for a great cruise. Jack McWalter,
[email protected], 561 289 8798
FREE Sailcloth bags with donated used sails! Recycle
your sails for free product or we'll donate funds to your
favorite charity. Call Tom Dywer or Trisha Montgomery
843-830-6888 or [email protected]
Wanted - Inflatable dinghy in the 8 foot range. Dick Martin 954-895-4446
For Sale: CQR Anchor 45# $250.00 Ladd and Denise
Caine on Blue 775-830-5555
AAA Dinghy for sale: Parta-Bote 10' , white, with 2.4hp
CNC Model 6700 engine. Planning for 20 years to use and
never did. Garage stored in Boca Raton. Original package
price $1187. Now it can be yours for $499. Call Paul
Chasse at (561)703 4367 or
email [email protected]
Tall handsome sailor, former owner of the S/V "The Office", now forced to grovel, seeks position as occasional
crew/rail meat. Some racing experience, trophy winner in
the Hospice as well as off-shore experience, Bos-FFl, JaxFfl,and Charlotte-Ffl. Season ticket holder at the "Stranded
Naked Party" and had been seen dining & dancing at "The
Complete Angler" ,( Ah, those were the days !).
The Inlet Outlet will accept classified ads at no
charge from members in good standing. These ads
will be run for one(1) issue only unless renewed.
Ads must be submitted in writing. You must notify
the editor for each issue in which you wish the ad to
run.
Dock space for rent in SE Boca. Up to 45’ - up to 6 ½’
draft. No live-a-board. Water and electricity. Very secure
and private. Only 20 minutes to the inlet. John Van Blois
561-251-0579
or
561-414-5388.
[email protected]
BOAT US MEMBERSHIP
Boat US membership dues are $30.00. Since we have a group membership; current HISC Members as well as any new HISC Members in 2011 should only pay
$15.00.
Our Group Number is GA83724S
If you need any additional information call me,
Capt. Bob Rae, Boat US Coordinator at (954) 481-9919
or e-mail to [email protected]
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Memorial Day Cruise
Spring Series Races #7
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Party
Memorial Day Cruise
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Youth Sailing Spring
Series #3
WPB Regatta
(costal #1)
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Youth Sailing Spring
Series #4
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Hospice Regatta – Fort
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Memorial Day Cruise
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Buck Carlisle Memorial Regatta (Coastal
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Spring Series Races
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Buck Carlisle Memorial
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Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club - June 2012
Tide Predictions for Hillsboro Inlet, Coast Guard Light Station, Florida
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Inlet/Outlet
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club
P.O. Box 5241
Lighthouse Point, FL 33074-5241
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