August - Ninnescah Sailing Association

The official Newsletter of the Ninnescah Sailing Association
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Vol. 44 No. 8 • August 2015
IN THIS ISSUE:
NSA 50th Celebration.................2 - 5
Colossus cuP.................................... 6
Sunfish Master’s Regatta.................. 7
B.O.G. Minutes.....................15-16
Classifieds.............................18-19
Calendar....................................21
notices:
Reminder
If you want to take the easy way out
and avoid worrying about mowing
yard spaces and checking grass height
you can sign up to have contract
maintenance mowing for your space
for only $142.00 per year!
The yards are inspected on the first
Sunday of the month.
Afterdeck Reservations
If you are interested in reserving
the Afterdeck for NSA activities or
renting the facility for a private
function, please contact Past
Commodore Paul Faber, e-mail
[email protected]
or call 316-744-7888.
From the Editor:
PLEASE NOTE THE DEADLINE
SCHEDULE.
• Email your material to
Sheryl Born at
[email protected].
• Commercial advertising
rates are listed on the
Classified page.
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Message from the Commodore
To say a lot has been happening at NSA in the last month is an understatement. It has been great to see all of the members enjoying the facility,
participating in the activities and sailing. Starting with the Commodores
Breakfast and Colossus Cup on July 4th, Boat Open House, Learn to Sail
Class, 50th Reunion Celebration and Dinner, Sunfish Masters Regatta, Jr.
Sailing Camps and Regatta. Throw in a fantastic Blue Moon Sail parade and
hosting of the Young Professionals of Wichita - this has been one fun, busy
period of activity at NSA.
There are so many people to Thank for all of their hard work to make
these events possible. The 50th Anniversary Committee in particular have
been meeting and planning since the first of the year every 2-3 weeks, and it
has paid off with some really special events this year. Capping it off was the
Reunion Celebration on July 25th where we had over 210 members and past
members participate in sailing, a fun program and dinner. The best part was
getting reacquainted with old friends and seeing the smiles on everyone’s
faces as they enjoyed the comradery and marveled at the beautiful facility
we all have built. People came back for the Celebration from as far away as
Florida, California, San Antonio Texas, Texoma Lake, OKC and KC. 23 Past
Commodores and the families of three deceased Past Commodores were in
attendance, as well as several Founding Members. I cannot thank the 50th
Committee enough for their dedication, commitment and hard work. Thanks
Marlys, Roger, Joan, Pat C, Heather, Pat A and Andy.
However the year is far from over. We have another Learn to Sail Class,
NSA Golf Tourney (8/29) and Labor Day Dinner (9/6) with fireworks coming up soon. There should be lots of opportunity to have some more fabulous
sailing days and nights as we are truly blessed with an abundance of water in
the Lake this year.
Don’t forget to submit your favorite pictures to the [email protected]
for the Annual Photo Contest by the September 15 deadline. The deadline
was moved up a bit this year so that we could announce a winner at the Annual Meeting and place the picture on the cover of the 2016 NSA Calendar.
Other top pictures will be on each month of the calendar. The Calendar will
be available for sale at the Annual meeting which will make a great Holiday
gift along with the NSA Cookbook.
Now, let’s go Sailing!
Gregg Greenwood
2014-15 Commadore
NSA 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
NSA COMMODORES
28 0F 50 YEARS REPRESENTED
1st Row
Guy McCormick (1998)
Rob Fresh (2003)
Paul Beddow (1992)
2nd Row
Jim Pierce Jr. (1986)
Pat Coulter (1994)
Ed Webb (1980)
3rd Row
Greg Gough (1985)
Rich Shull (1977)
Mark Wolff (1993)
4th Row
David Parrish (2013)
Andy Woodward (1995, 2008)
Ray Keller (1988)
5th Row
John Mosley (1989)
Steve Hieger(2000, 2011)
6th Row
Jim Carlisle (2005)
Roger Cheatum (1978)
Schoen Fitzgerald (1991, 2007)
7th Row
John Graves (2002, 2009)
Jeff Leonard (1997)
8th Row
Gregg Greenwood (1996, 2015),
Tom Olson (2010)
Photo below
Jack Kramer (2012),
Mary Kearby (2004)
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COLOSSUS CUP
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In Celebration of 50th Anniversary of Ninnescah Sailing Association
The Ninnescah Sailing Association Presents:
NSA HAPPENINGS
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Event
One day, multi-race regatta. As many short races as conditions permit. Expect minimum of 5
races.
Fleets
This is a one-design Sunfish only event limited to NSA and former NSA members who must be
48+ years old as of July 1, 2015. This is a bring your own Sunfish, borrowed Sunfish or be
approved for use of “NSA Learn to Sail” boat.
Location
Ninnescah Sailing Association (NSA) facilities at Cheney Reservoir. Races will be held just
outside of the Jetties
Fees
State Park Permits (required)
Daily Senior park permits $3.50 per day, per vehicle.
Regatta Entry Fees
Day of event entry…………………………………..…………………….$20.00 each
Use of NSA boat, …………………………………………………………..$20.00
Net Proceeds benefit Youth Sailing Program.
Schedule
Reserved a NSA boat prior to July 23, 2015.
[email protected]
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Registration…………………….9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m.
Competitors Meeting……..9:45 a.m.
Harbor gun……………………..10:20 a.m.
Warning gun …………………..10:55 a.m.
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JR. SAILING CAMPS AND REGATTA.
We had two successful camps:
No.1 with 21 kids and No. 2 with
13 kids. Our coaches have progressed through the system and
set good examples for the kids to
follow. As a result we now have
kids that want to return as coaches themselves for the opportunity
to teach as they grow into leaders
themselves. We have created a
good environment to facilitate
this exciting opportunity.
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BLUE MOON SAIL
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HAPPENINGS AT CHENEY LAKE
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HAPPENINGS AT CHENEY LAKE
The Ninnescah Sailing Association proudly presents
THE LABOR DAY WEEKEND SHOW
Starring
King Neptune
Come, Meet Our New Members
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Annual initiation of New Members
5:30 to 6:00 p.m
Junior Sailing Beach
Please Welcome our new members.
The Labor Day Buffet
Social
After the New Member Initiation
Dinner
7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Smoked Ribs & Fried Chicken with assorted sides
Cost:
$12.00 for adults -- $ 8.00 for Children
Call Tony or Barbara Beugelsdyk
at 371-6286
for reservations by Sept 4, 2015
Fireworks at Dusk !
Invite your friends!
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Come Celebrate the Ninniscah Sailing Association’s
and
Allen Johnson’s ??th Annual
50th Birthday Party
(No cards or gifts please)
Good friends, good food,
Good music, good times!!
DATE:
HAPPY HOUR:
DINNER:
BAND:
LOCATION:
Saturday, September 26, 2015
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Contact Alan Hale
for Reservations.
Reservations MUST be in by
Thursday, September 24,
before 9:00 p.m.
Afterdeck
Adults - $11.00
12 & under - $5.00
Featured Band: “The Goons”
COST:
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LABOR DAY REGATTA
Ninnescah Sailing Association
Labor Day Regatta
Sunday September 6th, 2015
Event
Open Regatta for Fleets of Centerboard, Multi-Hull and Keel Boats. Three Races scheduled. One race
makes a regatta.
Fleets
This is an open regatta for all boats. Three or more boats of a single design makes a fleet and will have
their own start. All other boats will race in a handicap fleet using PHRF handicaps.
Location
Ninnescah Sailing Association (NSA). Cheney Reservoir is 30 miles West of Wichita, Ks.
Directions from Wichita: Drive West 25 miles to Cheney State Park entrance. Turn North, Right and
follow the regatta signs to the Ninnescah Sailing association After Deck.
Fees
State Park Permits (required)
Daily park permits
$5.00/vehicle/day
Camping permits
$8.00/night/unit
Utility Hook-ups
$9.00/day
Regatta Entry Fees includes Snacks/and Drinks
Adult Entrants
$20.00/skipper
Crew Members
$10.00/each
Youth Entrants
$10.00/boat/skipper
Youth Crew
$5.00 each
Dinner
??
Facilities
Air-conditioned Afterdeck Clubhouse, sandy beaches, restrooms, hot showers, boat ramps, launching
crane, mast raising device, ample parking and guest docks. The State Park also has 9 cabins for rent,
223 electrical hookup sites with water as well as 400 primitive campsites. For cabin reservations or
camping information please call the Cheney State Park Office at 316-542-3004 or visit online at :
kdwpt.state.ks.us
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NSA Board of Governors Minutes – August 2015
Board Members Present: Gregg Greenwood, Andy Woodward,
Jaime Kissinger, Ronnie Leonard, Paul Faber, Doug Veith, Dale
Gronniger, Norm Dodson, Bruce Rowe.
Others: Allen Johnson, Sheryl Born, Scott Randle, Chuck Radabaugh, Patrick Adams, Curtis Gibson
Commodore Gregg Greenwood called the meeting to order at
7:03 pm.
Minutes: B. Rowe-Secretary - The board approved and accepted
the July minutes as published in the Mainsheet. (Woodward/
Veith)
Financial Report: R. Leonard-Treasurer - The board approved
July’s financial report. (Woodward/Faber)
Property Manager’s Report: P. Adams - Lots of activity this
month:
Slips/Crane/Wx station:
-Crew completely rebuilt a finger pier on C and buried electrical cords on C as per electrical code.
-They also replaced various bad boards and missing corner
bumpers throughout the slips as well as pulling weeds from
the floatation.
-The anemometer on the weather station was replaced.
-Replacing the crane light and rebuilding the old one.
Yards/Landscape:
-A non-member came by one day and volunteered to do
anything needed around the club and was put to work. He
removed dead tree branches and power washed the bathhouse
and the shelter house. Now all he needs is a sailboat!
-Replaced a broken manhole cover that was reported by a
member.
-Kept the property picked up and mowed yard spaces.
-Kept the campsites picked up and mowed.
-$1300 in revenue turned in from the utility sites
50th Anniversary prep:
-Power washed patio at the Afterdeck
-Maintained the misters-very popular place to be when it is
really hot
-Mowed the Afterdeck lawn
-Had the Mosquito Squad out with their “aroma” therapy
-Picked up and returned Porta Coolers
-Got extra chairs and tables thanks to the Kramers
-New coffee pots thanks to Marlys Pierce
-Ice purchases: very high usage, but vendor not too reliable
and we have limited storage capacity. Made run to Jim’s in
Cheney to alleviate a shortage.
-Sailing camps and Learn to Sail cleaning up nicely
Club Boats:
-Very busy with Sailing camps, Learn to Sail, KBRS and regattas. Work barge, committee boat and Whalers all in tip top
shape.
Wifi:
-Ready to install 3rd access point at courtesy dock. Our team
met with a consultant to determine the best strategy for a new
router with our equipment. Exploring alternative internet
providers other than Pixius.
Administrative Secretary Report: A. Johnson - Delinquent
accounts are caught up. Received a call from motorboat owner
asking to use our pump out station.
Marketing Committee Report: P. Faber/C. Gibson - Young
Professionals of Wichita will come sailing on 8/8; The Reno
County Young Professionals will come sailing on 8/22, email
Chris Zachary if you are interested in taking young professionals
sailing
The marketing committee has advertised NSA via Newspaper
ads and articles, Billboards, The Sierra Scott TV show, Flyers
We have asked each sailing student where they heard about the
NSA Adult Learn to Sail program. We have had success advertising in the newspaper, TV, flyers and the website (all at very low
costs to NSA). These results have been tabulated and will help
direct next year’s marketing committee’s efforts. At our next
meeting we will organize a calendar of events we would like to
help sponsor during the 2016 sailing season
A proposed By-Law change was discussed which would help
increase the membership of NSA by advertising at large employers in Wichita. With board approval at a future meeting, this
change will be presented to the membership for a vote at the
annual meeting.
Special thanks to Marlys Pierce for all of her hard work this year!
Board Members Reports
Secretary: B. Rowe - Nothing to report
Treasurer: R. Leonard - The end of July was pretty chaotic with
all our events so there will be some extra accounting to be taken
care of and sorted out. We are below budget on income.
Yardmaster: D. Gronniger - I want to compliment our members for doing a better job of keeping up with the mowing. We
have very few delinquents this month. The RCH notices seem
to be working. We will be mowing this Saturday: delinquents,
contracts and open areas. The next yards inspection will be
September 6th.
Reminder to members to check their boats/trailers occasionally,
keep trailers operable and to lock unoccupied buildings and
boatyards. This last sentiment was echoed by the property manager. Everyone needs to be watching out for new members and
others who might forget about our shared responsibilities.
Harbormaster: D. Veith - Members are paid up.
Vice Commodore: J. Kissinger - The 13 ft. Whaler has received
a new Mercury 25 FLTP motor with all the fixins. It has been
properly broken in and is in great running order. It was partially
paid for by NEST.
Andy and I went to Wichita Marine to check on the Lund and it
was ready to go. Allen Archer was nice enough to bring it back
to the lake for us. We are still in the process of seeing if it is in
good enough working order for setting marks. The Whalers are
ill suited for this.
The last Adult Learn to Sail is being held next week, Tuesday
August 11 in class at the Doubletree, at the lake on the 15th and
with the keelboats on the 16th. Kent Carter has all the instruction set up and there are 14 enrolled in the class. A huge thank
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you to Kent along with his instructors and the keelboat owners
for the fantastic job they have done with the classes. A thank you
also for the marketing efforts in getting the classes filled up.
KBRS
The Spring standings for the Racing Fleet: First place-Tom
Olsen and crew, Second place-Rodney Johnson and crew.
The Spring standings for Centerboard: James Rix and crew
The Spring standings for the Cruising Fleet: First place-Allen
Archer and crew, Second place-Mark Simpson and crew, Third
place-Frank Couch and crew.
KBRS now has only the cruising fleet and centerboard.
Junior Sailing-Scott Randle - We had two successful camps:
No.1 with 21 kids and No. 2 with 13 kids. Our coaches have
progressed through the system and set good examples for the
kids to follow. As a result we now have kids that want to return
as coaches themselves for the opportunity to teach as they grow
into leaders themselves. We have created a good environment to
facilitate this exciting opportunity.
Charlene Randle wants to express her appreciation to the club
for its support and to thank Jan Adair, Mark Evans and Paul
Beddow for their help and for Mark and Paul in their promotion
of racing as well.
Youth traveling to OCBC July 25th: Matthew and Sophie
Randle, Evan Evans, Daisy and Tyler Cardionella, Gavin WalkerAdair and Baxter Scarberry.
Hobie Fleet 22 helped us with a kids day on their boats. We had
15 Cats and 13 kids! We’re having a Junior Regatta this Saturday,
August 8 and have 40 kids coming: OCBC, Walnut Valley and
Lake Perry Yacht Club. Opti’s, Sunfish, Laser’s, 420’s, single and
double handed Cat sailing. End of the year party will be Labor
Day weekend
We will have a high school and college age sailing event in
September.
Operations: N. Dodson - July was a busy month for events. We
had the July 4th Dinner which went very well. We had approximately 60 people attending. Brad and Patti Sweet did their usual
outstanding job in setting up for the dinner and making all the
arrangements. We had a traditional chicken dinner complete
with beans, potato salad and cold slaw. Can’t get much more
American than that for the 4th of July. I’m happy to report that
we made a slight profit which is always nice.
Next came the Poker Run hosted by Jeff and Ronnie Leonard. I
will let Ronnie fill in the details. All I can say is that from a participant’s perspective, I thought it went very well and everyone
had a great time.
And of course the 50th Anniversary Celebration went very well
also. We had a huge turnout for the program and the meal that
was put on by 50th Anniversary Committee. We had over 200
attending. I’ve never seen that many people in the Afterdeck at
one time. I’ll let Gregg or Andy fill in the details for this one.
Merchandise sales have been going very well with the help of
the Anniversary Committee. Sales were very brisk at the July
4th party as well as the Anniversary party. I didn’t divide out the
sales of the commemorative stuff versus the regular stuff, but
altogether, sales for the month of July were over $1100 with the
bulk being at the Anniversary Party.
We have no events in August but then we have two in September, which is the Labor Day Dinner and the Low Country Boil. Labor Day will be hosted by the Coulters and Dave Parrish and
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the Low Country Boil will be hosted by the Hales. Allen Johnson
will of course celebrate his 50th Birthday Party at the Low Country Boil the same as always.
Commodore Elect: A. Woodward - September 5 will be a concert/dance by “The Goons” in the CLA Pavilion at the Eastside
Marina sponsored by the Cheney Lake Association. I encourage
everyone to join the CLA and support them as they are good
ambassadors of our lake.
Past Commodore: P. Faber- No reservations outside the mem
bership scheduled for September
Old Business:
Our commodore expressed his appreciation to all who helped
make the Commodores Breakfast a success. Approximately 80
people attended.
The new BBQ grill is up and running. We will post some rules
regarding its safe operation and hope to have a built in table
nearby as well.
NSA 50th Anniversary Celebration was a great success so a
warm thank you to its committee for their prodigious efforts in
bringing it off so well.
We have already broke even on the cookbook sales and we have
sold 63 polo shirts and will break even on them too. We might
continue the Polo Shirt sales at the Labor Day dinner.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of the celebration!
NSA Learn to Sail Update: J. Kissinger - Kent says we will be 1 ½
days on Sunfish before going to keelboats.
The Zodiac is out of commission until the tube can be reglued to
the bottom. We are searching for a business that can expedite this.
Jetty Update: G. Greenwood - They did get the dirt cleaned up
in the area, but not much else is happening.
They are scheduled to put in the new Courtesy Dock this month
which would get it out of the parking lot.
New Business:
C. Radabaugh - A motion was made and approved to allow
Chuck and his church group to camp on the lawn in front of the
Afterdeck September 19-20 or October 3-4, as long as no fires
are built on the ground. There will be no sleeping in the Afterdeck. (Woodward/Kissinger)
Mr. Radabaugh stated that they would most likely camp at Kirk’s
Beach if space was available.
A proposal was suggested that would list the emergency telephone
numbers of pertinent personnel in case of natural or other catastrophes or accidents. This idea-long a staple of many businesses, is
typically found on doors and bulletin boards scattered around their
facilities. It allows ordinary people to get help as soon as possible
and lists the steps necessary to facilitate an orderly response. A
template of such a board is provided by US Sailing.
LRP Meeting is needed to discuss our Long Range Plan and recommendations to the Board for proposed Fee increases.
New Afterdeck brochure printed up soon.
Announcements:
BOG Breakfast Tuesday August 18, 2015
NSA Golf Tourney August 29, 2015
Next BOG meeting Thursday, September 3, 2015 at the
DoubleTree
Adjourned 9:10 pm. (Woodward/Kissinger)
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ANNUAL PHOTO CONTEST
Deadline September 15
Once again it’s time to think about what awesome or hilarious photo you want to submit for the Annual NSA Photo Contest. The winner will be announced at the Annual Meeting, and
framed for display in the Afterdeck. We’ve got an impressive
collection now. And last year we were able to make a beautiful
calendar from the photos our members sent in.
The rules are:
• Photos must be taken from 09/14 - 09/15.
• Deadline is Friday, August 21, 2015
• Photographer must be a NSA member
• Photos must be taken within Cheney State Park
• There is NO entry fee
• Entries limited to 3 photos per person.
• Pictures should be taken at the highest resolution setting
on the camera and sent as a jpg file.
Submit entries to:
You may submit by email to [email protected].
Entries will be published as submitted.
Information required:
Photographer’s name:
Location:
(where photo was taken)
Date, Time:
Identity of any boats/owners or other subjects, if possible
o I give NSA permission to publish this photo in any of the
clubs print or website sources.
Selection will be made by Past Commodores in September.
They will not know who the photographers are when choosing
the winner.
Follow the NSA 50th Celebration Events at www.ninnescah.org
We hear interesting questions from the membership from
time to time and more than not we direct the member to the
ninnescah web page for the answer. There is much more to the
website than meets the eye. Remember this—you cannot mess
up the website or your computer by clicking on the different
buttons on the website. Be brave. Explore your web page.
Following is how to find the calendar which will provide the
most recent information about the events going on at the club.
There are two ways to see the upcoming events going on at
NSA. First, once you are at www.ninnescah.org look at the
right hand column (figure 1) and you will see the most current
list ofnear Upcoming Events. If you want more information
then click the last line of that right hand column entitled
“Click here to see all upcoming events.” and it will take you to
the NSA calendar (figure 2). This calendar will show you all
of the events for the year (Keep in mind, that no matter where
you are on the website, if you want to get back to the homepage all you have to do is click the blue NSA logo at the top of
the page).
The second way to get to the calendar is the click on the
EVENT button on the left side of the home page (figure 3)
Additionally, make sure you LIKE the NSA Facebook page
(ninnescah sailing association) and you will receive information about upcoming events.
figure 3
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Classified
Sell it in the Classified!
BOATS FOR SALE
Wing keel,
good cruising sails, Harken furler. Hydrocoat
bottom paint Spring ’14. Datamarine ST60
depth/speed, 470 hr on Universal diesel.
Bimini, foam cockpit cushions. Good teak,
and full summer covers. Beautiful, airy interior with carpet and reupholstered cushions.
Portable a/c, microwave. VHF, stereo. Triple
axle ramp-launch trailer, brand new custom
fit Sunbrella winter cover. USCG documentation. Much more! Might consider selling
without trailer. $28,500 Rob Fresh 316-7440062 [email protected]
1983 MACGREGOR 25. This boat has a
swing keel, which enabled me to sail through
the worst of the recent drought, taking the
boat out of the water as late as November.
Things replaced within the last few years
include wenches (new Lewmar), all but 2
blocks (new Harken), running rigging, standing rigging, through hull fittings, tiller. The
motor runs well. I jokingly tell people that
this is a 1983 new boat. Call Patrick Adams
at 316-540-3674.
1990 CATALINA 28, HULL #22.
1972 CHRYSLER DAY SAILER BOAT
Fast, nice, 16 Ft., 6 Ft. beam, with trailer,
one person can load and launch, retractable
aluminum twin keels, Thick fiberglass hull.
Mainsail and Jib sail, 20 ft. aluminum mast,
$1,200.00. Call (903) 783-1965, ask for Ray .
1986 ZUMA SAILBOAT
13 ft fiberglass high-volume hull with flush
deck; 2-person cockpit; sail, daggerboard and
all rigging included; kick-up rudder; zippered
sleeved cell and halyard let you raise and
lower the sail without tipping the boat over
on the side; black anodized 2-pc mast nests
securely in the hull; inspection port and storage bag. Also comes w/like-new boat launching dolly.$1,000 Contact Dean Pusateri
316-761-4658
1981 CATALINA 27
One of the best looking boats in the club!
“Dark & Stormy” LOA 26’10”; Beam 8’10”;
Fin keel, Draft 4’0”; 11hp Universal Atomic
Diesel, A/C, 150% roller furling jib, apparent
wind direction & speed gauge, depth finder,
knot meter, cockpit Bimini, Custom Zarcor
French Doors, Peek-a-boo blinds & cushions;
Edsen cockpit console w/auto pilot. Two
deep cycle house batteries & one standard
engine battery. Stern rail BBQ, cockpit &
cabin speakers w/CD/FM & Aux Stereo.
Wall-mounted Flat Screen TV, VHF marine,
18
port-a-potty head, much more!2007 Viking
Spirit Dual Axle Trailer. $16,000 Contact
Dean Pusateri 316-761-4658.
CRUISEAIR AIR CONDITIONER
Complete in box Cruiseair air conditioner
for 110 vac. Made to fit open hatch with
adjustable vent and controls accessible from
cabin. Accessories included. Call John at
316-722-4356. $400.00
PRICE REDUCED:1985 STARWIND 27
FALSE ECHOES. Harken Furler, Dutch-
man flaking system. Working sails in good
shape. Yanmar diesel. Fin keel draws only
3'7" Tandem axle trailer. Great sailing boat,
deep slip on A transfers with BOG approval.
$8,400. Check this boat out at the club: call
316-540-3674 for more information.
DOLPHIN 22, 1980, $3000
Red hull, 46" draft fixed keel.
Includes:
* Teak companionway, with cover
* Teak & ash tiller with extension and cover
* Tiller tamer
* Bimini (awning), can be used while sailing
* Built in ice chest in cockpit
* Double axle trailer (new tires in 2008),
needs new lights on trailer
* 5hp auxiliary outboard and mount
* 2 Jibs, hank-on (one 110%, one 135%)
* 4 winches for sail trim, with self tailing covers on jib winches
* Adjustable jib tracks
* Lifelines, bow and stern pulpits
* Whisker pole
* Anchor & rode
* Boarding ladder
* Roller furling kit (not installed)
* Mainsail (restored in 2008) with cover, and
all running rigging.
* Knot meter, depth sounder & compass on
bulkhead
* Deep cycle battery and charger
* CD/AM/FM radio and 4 speakers installed.
* Cushions and pillows, new in 2011. Sleeps 4
in cabin, nice large V-berth.
* Custom folding table and cabinet in cabin
* Has small sink in V-berth.
* Port-a-potty included.
Located at Ninnescah Sailing Association at Cheney Reservoir, 25 miles west of
Wichita.
See photos at http://wichita.craigslist.
org/boa/4886585972.html
Contact Allen Johnson at nsa_sailor@
yahoo.com
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20% discount for ads with no changes running for
six consecutive months.
1980 O’DAY 23' SAILBOAT
The boat is a centerboard model with the
standard rig 1980 O’Day 23-2. The boat has
custom cruiser/racer full cut sails made by
Hild Sails in 1996. Up front is a 150% genoa
that can be reefed to 100% on a Hood Yacht
Systems roller furler. The main sail has standard battens and one set of reef points. All
lines have been run aft to the cockpit so that
one person can easily handle the boat. The
boat can also go almost anywhere due the
shallow draft (2.26' with the centerboard up).
The cockpit features custom Marine
closed cell foam cushions made by JSI, a
compass, and Autohelm ST30 Bitdata instrumentation (which I was told worked but
never messed with).
The boat also comes with an electric start
9.9 Johnson Sailmaster outboard motor. The
motor starts and runs great. All of the fuel
lines were replaced last fall and the carburetor
and fuel pump were rebuilt (both with OEM
kits). After having this motor I don’t know if
I’ll ever be able to go back to a pull start.
The electrical system is also in working
order featuring a marine deep cycle battery,
trickle charger, working lights, radio and
speakers. (The bilge was working when I
purchased the boat but was acting up when I
checked it the second time so a new one was
purchased and hasn’t been installed yet).
The cabin interior is in good shape with
all of the original cushions, a nice dinette
table and one piece carpet (which prevents
slipping).
It sits on a freshly restored tandem axle
trailer (professionally sandblasted, painted, all
new wiring, lights, bearings, races and seals
replaced. The only thing I haven’t done yet to
prepare it for a long haul is replace the tires).
The boat also comes with lots of extras: Set
of hank-on original O’Day sails, and additional 150% genoa. Swim ladder. Multiple sets
of hatch boards (originals, plexiglass, and new
unused teak). Set of new hatch runner boards
(never installed)
I wish I could keep it but I am moving to
Santa Ana for work and between the cost of
living increase and how expensive it will be
to keep it there I need to sell it. All reasonable
offers will be considered. Please email me at
[email protected] or call/text me
after 4PM at (251)508-0156.
1979 CATALINA 27
The Catalina 27 features a spacious interior
with 6' headroom. A forward stateroom conninnescah.org
tains a V-berth and locker, there is a separate
head compartment, adinette, settee berth and
galley in the main salon. The dinette collapses
to convert to an aft berth as well. It has cushions for the dinette. The cockpit area is large
with storage seating. 9.9 outboard motor. Two
main 150 sails two jibs and one spinnaker a
rolling furlerCID. All in great shape. Covers on all sails. Heavy duty transport trailer.
Extras: Microwave, Grill, AM, FM, CD radio
and a GPS. $7,500. Please call 316-239-1472
or email [email protected]
8hp Nissan electric start 4 stroke, '04. Tandem axle trailer. Fin
keel draws only 3'1”.Knot and depth, VHF
and stereo. Shore power, Bimini, self tailing
Lewmars. Handcrafted yacht from Chanute,
KS. A well built, nicely equipped,stable sailor
in very good condition.Deep slip transfers
with BOG approval. $8,900. To see this boat
at the club call Patrick at 316.540.3674.
91 CLASSIC LAGUNA 26.
1978 HOWMAR PHANTOM SAILBOAT
14ft., 2 seat day sailer. Good condition, Road
ready Yarbrough trailer with lights & Buddy
Bearings. Includes all rigging, dagger board,
tiller, clam cleats for mainsheet, multi-color
sail which is relatively new and boat cover.
Rudder is about to split, will require repair.
Phantoms are similar to a Sunfish, only
considered a little faster & lots of fun! $950,
OBO. Call Laszlo after 3:00 PM on any day
@ 316/542-9892.
NEST BOAT FOR SALE with canvas cover
and trailer. Quick, good looking boat, eats
Sunfishs for lunch. Boat in great shape. You
can see this boat at Cheney Lake. $1,099.
Call 316-519-4411 or ask Patrick.
1981 CATALINA 22
Swing Keel, trailer in great condition, Merc
4-stroke 6 hp, new main sail, LED lighting,
stereo, cockpit and inside cushions all good,
kitchenette, toilet, swim ladder. $3,000. Call
or text Stan at 316-737-2753.
1979 CATALINA 30 SAILBOAT, Standard
Rig, Bow Split, Fin Keel. M15/5411 Diesel
Engine. Drip free stuffing box. Cleanest bilge
you have ever seen. Edison wheel steering.
Emergency tiller. Large Bruce anchor and
nice anchor roller. Force 10 propane furnace
and stove. New 120V refrigerator and new
microwave oven. VHF. Raymarine ST-50
Tri-data. AM/FM/CD. USB outlets. Shore
power. Fresh VC17 bottom job last fall with
multiple coats of West System Epoxy barrier
coat. Spent $1500 just for materials to refinish
the bottom. Her bottom is smooth! Folding
prop. Blue Bimini and blue sail cover. Boat is
striped and named in red, yellow and blue.
Mylar racing main. Mid-boom sheeting
with traveler. Recently upgraded boom with
new internal 7:1 out haul and new boom
end pulleys. Harkin furler. Dacron 100 jib.
Asymmetrical spinnaker. Exterior teak is fair
to good and freshly oiled. Interior is beautiful.
In process of sealing windows and installing
a lazy jack system. All records indicate this is
a fresh water boat that came from the Great
Lakes to Wichita, KS. Selling because we have
replaced this boat with a larger blue water
cruiser on the coast. Catalina 22 plus cash is
possible. $15k or best acceptable offer. Currently slipped at WVSC. By appointment
only! Chris Collins 316-371-4040
Triple Axle Road trailer (needs tires and
new bearings for highway service) 2 year
old heavy winter cover. New battery (1 of
2), New bilge pump, Yanmar Diesel inboard
with new impeller, Wheel steering (back
up tiller included), Good cockpit and cabin
cushions, Large cabin due to wide beam, 5
headsails, Spinnaker, Sleeps 6, Bimini, Boat
is ready to enjoy! $15,300 or best offer. Cash
only, no trades Contact: Beth Whitson at
[email protected]
PHOENIX SNIPE 16'. 1982, BOAT
# 25196, completely renovated, and race
HOBIE WAVE, trailer, new cover. $2,950. Call
Wilson at 580-541-2326.
competitive. It has minimum weight, flexible mast. Can be capsized, re-righted and
continue sailing. Includes two suits of sails,
large face compass, pole launcher, and all
sail controls. The trailer alone is worth the
$1,500 price. Contact Ken Rix at 316-6846086, or email at [email protected].
PRICE REDUCED. CAL 9.2 (30 FT.). New
RANGER 26, 1970. Price $1,000. Length:
mainsail, genoa (new in 2000), spinnaker,
stereo, VHF, Bimini, cockpit cushions, and
BBQ grill. Very good Universal diesel engine.
Excellent trailer. Price reduced to $9,999.
Call 316-540-3674 to see this boat.
CAPE DORY 19' TYPHOON WEEKENDER.
Liebchen. New bottom paint and teak refinishing Spring 2011. Main, jib and 150 genoa
(Nuclear Dacron–almost new.) Windex,
Danforth anchor, porta potty, British seagull
engine. Galvanized “Dilly” trailer with new
lights. Asking $6,000 OBO. Call Tom at
316-260-6820 or cell 316-259-7656. Also,
have 3-hp. to sell with or separate.
COLUMBIA 26, 1978. Price $4,500.
Length: 26 ft.; Keel type: fixed; Draft: 3 ft.
2 in.; Weight: 6,600 lbs.; Average condition
mainsail, jib, and genoa; sound hull; good
interior; tiller steer; dodger, bimini, stack
pack; stand-up cabin, 6ft. 2 in. Call Bill Clark
at 316-681-0820.
COLUMBIA 26 MARK II 1969, Fixed keel
4'4", 2 main sails, Jib, and genoa, 8'6" beam,
nice interior and exterior cushions, 9.9 outboard motor, bottom paint 2 years old, nice
boat, $4,500 call Tim Peppard 316-838-8214
or email [email protected] .
J 24 WITH TRAILER. Located at Cheney.
Large sail inventory of crisp and average sails
$3500.00. Contact Stan at 316-737-2753.
NEWPORT 30, 1976. Located at Perry
Yacht Club, KS. 30 foot Sailboat, Beam 10.5
feet, Draft 4.75 feet, Displacement 8000 lbs.
26 ft., draft 4 ft, 4 in., fixed keel, tiller,
mainsail, jib, and genoa, sound hull, needs
cosmetics, average condition, no trailer, no
engine. Call Bill Clark at 316-681-0820.
SNIPE. Fiberglass Balsa core, alum. mast
and boom, sails maroon hull clear natural
mahogany deck. $1,500.00. Call Dick at
316-685-8611.
MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL SAIL 155% ROLLER FURLING
GENOA for a 1991 Catalina tall rig with
bow sprit. Sail is lightly used and in excellent condition. Dacron sail is white with a
blue Sunbrella UV screen on the port side
of the sail. The sail has a #6 (6/32") luff tape.
SAIL MEASUREMENTS: Luff - 42.2', Leech
- 40.85', Foot - 21.58',Area - 430', Weight
6.5 oz.$750 OBO. Contact Steve Hieger at
316-761-5972 or [email protected]. Sail is
located in Wichita, KS.
WANTED: Fiberglass rudder and dagger
board for Phantom or Sunfish. Any repairable
condition, need not be competitive. Call Dale
Gronniger 316 -371-7891 or email:
[email protected]
NEST PARTS - 5.2 PARTS Rudder Blades:
$250.00 ea.; Dagger Boards: Used $300.00,
New, still in package, $450.00; Trailer:
$100.00 or everything listed $800.00. Call
316-619-4150 or talk to Mark Evans.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY:
Members are invited to advertise at no charge. Email your ad copy to the editor at [email protected]. Your item will appear in two consecutive issues unless you advise otherwise. Please let the
editor know if the item is sold or if you want your ad discontinued. Items advertised must be boat related.
Non-members wishing to advertise a boat related item may do so using paid advertising with the following per issue fees: $25 per ad, 50 word maximum. Payment in full and copy must be received prior to
placing ad. Send your ad copy and a check to Ninnescah Sailing Assn. PO Box 1587, Wichita, KS 67201.
Members of any organized sailing association who offer us reciprocal free classified advertising in their publication will not be charged.
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KBRS NEWS
KBRS is alive and sailing! The first race
of the year commenced on April 29th
with five registered participants and has
grown to as many as 8 over the summer. Most weeks more sailboats join the
fun beating around the marks. Whether
KBRS members or not, all are welcome.
On Wednesday, July 1st, eleven boats participated making the first downwind leg a
great sight to see.
At the time of this writing, there are
three races left in the Spring Series and
five boats, skippers, and crews have met
the minimum number of races to qualify
for an award at the end of the series. Others are on the
brink of qualifying. (Racers must finish 55% of the available races to qualify for an award.) The chart shows the
scores to date. You can also keep up to date with the lat-
est races at www.ninnescah.org go to RACING >> KBRS
link or https://sites.google.com/site/nsakbrs/home/.
Come out on Wednesdays and enjoy the nice evenings,
sunsets, and camaraderie with your fellow sailors.
Spring 2015 Standings
Boat Type
Patrick Adams
Jack Kramer
Kevin Findley
Dave Dodson
Jaime Kissinger
Mark Simpson
Kent Carter
Scott Fry
Bob Born
Frank Couch
Allen Archer
Buck Cates
Gregg Greenwood
S-2 6.9
Catalina 22
Catalina 22
Catalina 22
Starwind 223
Capri 22
Catalina 25
Capri 26
Catalina 28
Hunter 28.5
Hunter 28.5
S-2 9.2
Catalina 30
Gary Shepard
Rodney Johnson
Tom Olsen
John Mosley
Gary / Viki Cheatum
San Juan 21
San Juan 21
S-2 7.9
Colgate 26
C&C 99
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F-27
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James Rix
Race Committee = 3
Cancelled Race = #
* 55% of all available races
Snipe
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NSA Calendar
August
29
29
31
Dates are subject to be changed.
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
NSA Golf Tournament
Full Moon Night Sail
CORN Regatta
Sunday
Saturday
Labor Day Dinner
Low Country Boil
September
6
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2015 CSSA Regatta Calendar
Dates are subject to change.TBD: To Be Determined
August/September
9/6
C.O.R.N. Regatta (Labor Day)
9/18-20 Governor’s Cup
Ninnescah Sailing Association
Lake Cheney, KS
Lake Stockton Yacht Club
Lake Stockton, MO
October
3-4
Indian Summer Regatta
OCBC
Lake Hefner, OK
17-18
Frostbite Regatta
Tsa-La-Gi Yacht Club
Fort Gibson Lake, OK
Thunderbird Sailing Club
Lake Thunderbird, OK
November
Hiram Douglas Memorial Regatta
Keelboats only
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Mark Your Calendars for these Future NSA Events
Tuesday, August 18 - BOG Breakfast
Saturday, August 29 - NSA Golf Tournement
Thursday, September 3 - BOG Meeting
Sunday, September 6 - Labor Day Dinner
Sunday, September 6 - C.O.R.N. Regatta
Saturday, September 26 - Low Country Boil
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2015 KBRS Fleet Calendar
KBRS races are held on Wednesday evenings until September 20th when they are changed to
Sunday at 3:00 PM. Note the time changes. Everyone is invited to join in the racing fun! Check
us out at wwwninnescah.orgunder Racing KBRS.
Spring Series – 14 Races
Fall Series – 14 Races
AprilJuly
29th @ 6:30 PM 29th @ 7:00 PM
MayAugust
6th @ 7:00 PM 5th @ 7:00 PM 13th @ 7:00 PM
12th @ 7:00 PM
20st @ 7:00 PM
19th @ 7:00 PM
22nd @ 7:00 PM 26th @ 7:00 PM JuneSeptember
10th @ 7:00 PM ***
2nd @ 6:30 PM
17th @ 7:00 PM
9th @ 6:30 PM+***
24th @ 7:00 PM
16th @ 6:30 PM
20th @ 3:00 PM (Sunday)
27th @3:00 PM (Sunday)
JulyOctober
22
1st @ 7:00 PM
4th @ 3:00 PM (Sunday)
8th @ 7:00 PM
11th @ 3:00 PM (Sunday)
15th @ 7:00 PM
18th @3:00 PM (Sunday)
July 22@7:00 PM
***Non-scoring mixer race
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Ninnescah Sailing Association
P.O. Box 1587•Wichita, Kansas 67201•(316)-729-5757
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Contacts:
Afterdeck Rental ................................................. [email protected]
Boat Storage .................................................................. [email protected]
Contact NSA ...................................................... [email protected]
Events & Merchandise .................................................. [email protected]
Learn-to-Sail.....................................................................learn2sail@ninnescah.org
Membership .............................................administrativesecretary@ninnescah.org
Newsletter............................................................................... [email protected]
Regattas & Youth Sailing .................................... [email protected]
Webmaster .....................................................................webmaster@ninnescah.org
Wet Slips & Moorings .............................................harbormaster@ninnescah.org
Board of Governors
Commodore
Commodore-Elect
Past-Commodore
Vice-Commodore
Treasurer
Secretary
Operations
Yardmaster
Harbormaster
Gregg Greenwood
Andy Woodward
Paul Faber
Jaime Kissinger
Ronnie Leonard
Bruce Rowe
Norm Dodson
Dale Groninger
Doug Veith
253-7435
841-8318
744-7888
519-4411
425-0729
620-326-5708
518-3910
371-7891
772-7575
[email protected]
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[email protected]
Administrative Secretary
Allen Johnson, 729-5757; [email protected]
Mainsheet Editor
Sheryl Born, 708-1820; [email protected]
Property Manager
Patrick Adams, 540-3674; [email protected]
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