July - Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club

The
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
Masthead
Issue 6/10 - Volume 79
July 2012
Commodore
Winnett
karen.winnett@klgates.com
Meetings, Meetings, Meetings!
The Commodore’s Office has been renamed and repurposed. It
is now known as the Commodores’ Conference Room and is
available for meetings of up to six people. The room has been
refurnished at no cost to the club with a small round table
and six chairs, as well as a small corner desk and bookcase.
There is a wall-mounted television monitor that can be used for
presentations. Stop by and admire the spectacular photographic
art of Avalon created by Jeff Granbery. He used a “simplify”
process that allowed him to eliminate detail and then add
it back selectively. The art is wonderful and compliments
the room’s beautiful view of Yachtsmen’s Cove.
The Commodores’ Conference Room is already used
frequently for meetings. The flag officers still use it as our
office, so we may walk into a meeting in progress from time
to time to retrieve something. So far, we have walked in
on Bahia Sail Racing Association, Finance, Junior Safety,
Newport Ocean Sailing Association, Sail Fleet, Ship’s Store
and staff meetings.
You can make a reservation to use the room through the
front office. While one of us might walk in on your meeting,
we guarantee to not stay long. I am so pleased with this
greatly improved utilization of space and I know members
will use and enjoy it!
Commodore’s Cruise
2012
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Executive Officers
Commodore.................................................Karen Winnett
Vice Commodore..........................................Tom Madden
Rear Commodore....................................Paul Konapelsky
Secretary.........................................................Craig Delaney
Treasurer.........................................................Neilia LaValle
Directors
Joe Bekas, Allan Horowitz, Sandy Mills, Lynn Noah,
Jerry Shandera, Jerry Valuch,
Jr. Staff Commodore Ted O’Connor
Fleet Officers
Port Captain......................................................Mark Silvey
Power Fleet Captain..........................................Gary Tolar
Sail Fleet Captain.........................................Paul DeCapua
Judge Advocate............................................Tracy Tormey
Fleet Surgeon..........................................Jon Wheeler, MD
Protocol Officer.....................................................Bill Byrne
Chaplain.....................................................................Bill Parr
Measurer.....................Scott McKinlay & Phyllis Jasmin
Committee Chairs
Activities....................................................Kari Konapelsky
Jerry & Nancy Valuch
Angling........................................................Abbott Ayloush
Cruise...................................................Barry & Ann O’Neil
Finance............................................................Craig Delaney
Historian....................................................Barbara Guilford
House, Grounds & Marina.......................Vance DiMaria
Junior Board Advisor.....................................Sarah Pickell
Junior Sailing......................................................Rob Pickell
Junior Commodore........................................Kyle Herman
Junior Events...............................................Mara Hampton
Las Commodoras............................................Louise Sasine
Masthead.......................................................Jerry Shandera
Membership........................................ Jeanne & Joe Bekas
Press Relations........................................................Bill Long
Racing Member Advisor........................DIR Sandy Mills
Merchandise.................Silvia Breeden & .Kathie Ohmer
Showboat........................................................Rhonda Tolar
Steering....................................................V/C Tom Madden
Trophies............................................Lori & Andy Everson
BCYC Contacts
General Manager................................................Scott Jones
scottj@bcyc.org
Controller..................................................................DJ Joyce
dj@bcyc.org
Executive Chef......................................Georges Rapicault
georgesr@bcyc.org
Food & Beverage Manager............................Saul Aguilar
saula@bcyc.org
Executive Secretary..........................................Jacque Pané
jacquep@bcyc.org
Communications Coordinator......................Julie Shupe
julies@bcyc.org
Sailing Director......................................Shannon Heausler
shannonch@bcyc.org
Head Sailing Coach......................................Nate Dunham
nathan@bcyc.org
Marina Manager...........................................Susie Brodrick
susieb@bcyc.org
Masthead Advertising...........................Shannon Hansen
shannonh@bcyc.org
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W e l c o m e New
A b Members
oard!
Fraser and Debby Fisher
REGULAR FLAG
Fraser and Debby were referred to us by Director Sandy Mills. They
have a 35’ Tartan, similar to Sandy’s, purchased last December. Fraser
is a senior systems analyst with Computer Cost Control, Inc., in Irvine
– CCC provides lasers for various surgical procedures. They reside in
Tustin and have a son and daughter, ages 23 and 19. Sailing since 1987,
the Fishers enjoy using their boat locally and also like chartering in the
Caribbean.
Toby and Dolores Jackson
CORINTHIAN MEMBER
After attending the New Member Wine and Cheese event in April,
Toby and Dolores decided to join BCYC. Toby is the NOSA webmaster
and has been actively involved in BCYC Race Committee work for the
past year. He is a director for Signal U.S. The Jacksons have two young
children, ages 5 years and 7 months, and reside in Aliso Viejo. They look
forward to giving their children the opportunity to grow up in a yacht
club environment.
Barbara J. Kelley
CORINTHIAN MEMBER
Barbara was referred to BCYC by Barry and Ann O’Neil,
whom she has known for more than 20 years. She is
owner of Kelley Associates, Inc., an accounting firm in
Lake Forest. Barbara is the mother of two daughters,
ages 19 and 22, and resides in Irvine. Having taken
sailing lessons at Orange Coast College for several years, she is looking
forward to utilizing her sailing skills at BCYC.
House, Grounds and Marina
Vance DiMaria
jvdimaria@aol.com
Summer is Here The Club is Ready
The swimming pool is open, available for use by all club members. New tables,
chairs and chaise lounges will make your pool time even more enjoyable.
Hopefully, the sun will join us for some warm days.
As you walk around the club you will see the flower beds filled with annual
color. Palms that were in the large pots have been replaced with beautiful
succulent plants. Check out the planting – it may give you some ideas for your
home garden.
The multi-purpose room renovation is complete, due to the combined efforts of
BCYC staff and licensed contractors. The “wall of mirrors” and cushioned floor
change this area completely. Our superb maintenance staff completed drywall
and electrical upgrades, with the help of an electrician. The old washing machine
and dryer have been removed and interior painting completed. Cupboards and
hooks for hanging jackets and backpacks are in place. Fans will be installed to
help cool this space on warm days during hot workouts!
The room is intended to be a deluxe multi-purpose room, available for our
junior program, tap classes, seminars and meetings. Please stop by and take a
look at this amazing upgrade.
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Membership
Jeanne & Joe Bekas
July 2012
Vice Commodore
Tom Madden
jeanne.bekas@wellsfargo.com
joexerox@aol.com
tom.madden2@mac.com
Commodore’s Cruise - 2013
Bring on the Fireworks!
Did you get a chance to see the Balboa Island Parade?
BCYC junior sailors did a great job representing our
club and junior sailing program. Thank you to Connor
Chung, Alex Ivory, Tyler Jones, Jake Mayol, Max Mayol
and Derek Pickell for all your BCYC spirit! A BCYC
sabot was towed down Marine Avenue, filled with these
junior sailors wearing matching BCYC shirts, passing out
candy and having a great time. It was very cool to hear
the parade announcers say several times: “BCYC Junior
Sailing Program, the best in the harbor.” A special shout
out to Lisa Mayol and Sarah Pickell for making this all
come together – great work! (see pictures on page four)
We know that BCYC is the friendliest club on the
bay, but we are also the strongest relative to available
memberships. It’s a rare occasion when BCYC has a Regular
Flag membership available from a current member who,
unfortunately, finds it necessary to sell their membership.
When available, they sell fast. This speaks volumes about
our strength as a yacht club, our members and valuable
employees. The Corinthian Membership is a perfect
way for your friends to try BCYC and get to know other
members before becoming a Regular Flag member. We
feel once they experience the land and water activities,
plus the friendship
and the dining
opportunities the
club has to offer,
they will want
to be here for the
long term.
BCYC pet member
for the month is
Marley Caplan.
How about this
beautiful
pup;
don’t you just love
his coat? I wonder
what kind of
conditioner
he
uses!
[PHOTO: “ MARLEY” CAPLAN]
We just returned from Karen Winnett’s Commodore’s
Cruise, from Boston to Montreal, with stops at Bar
Harbor, Halifax, Sydney and Quebec City. Except
for Boston, we had never been to any of these places,
which really made the trip fun. But the best part of the
cruise was spending time with the BCYC members and
getting to know all of them better. We had a wonderful
time and are now counting down the days to next year’s
cruise.
Please join Mary and me on the 2013 BCYC Commodore’s
Cruise on the Danube River, Sept. 22-Oct. 2. We will
start with three days of touring one of our favorite
cities, Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Prague
straddles the Vitava River and has a ton of history and
old-world charm with the Charles Bridge, Hradcany
Castle, Astronomical Clock, old town square, museums,
churches and much more.
Day four, we will take a bus to Nuremberg to board
a brand new river barge, built in 2011. Although
Nuremberg suffered extensive damage during World
War II, the town has been restored to its original style
with many Gothic churches and elegant houses. We
depart Nuremburg on day five and begin our cruise
on the historic Danube River. Mary and I have never
been on the Danube, so this will be a thrill to see this
incredibly beautiful river, which flows through oldworld Europe. Stops include Regensburg, Germany,
Passau-Linz and Melk, Austria. Next up is an excursion
to Salzburg, Austria, birthplace of Mozart, and perhaps
the most beautiful small city in the world. We arrive in
Vienna during the evening of day eight and will spend
day nine waltzing through this classic city visiting the
Hofburg Palace, Vienna Opera House, Ring Boulevard
and St. Stephen’s Cathedral, to name just a few of the
sights. Our cruise will end in Budapest, Hungary, which
spans the banks of the Danube and is Eastern Europe’s
liveliest and most cosmopolitan city, with Chain and
Elisabeth Bridges (which connect Buda and Pest),
massive hilltop castle and churches.
The Commodore’s Cruise is a wonderful part of BCYC’s
tradition, providing a great way to see interesting
and beautiful places. However, the best part of these
cruises is the opportunity to spend time with our fellow
members. Mary and I thank Karen for her 2012 cruise
and hope you will join us on the Danube River in 2013.
Membership Committee meets on the third Wednesday
of every month. Come join the fun.
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Burgers, Boats
and New Beginnings
Las Commodoras
Louise Sasine
louisesasine@earthlink.net
High Tea
and Future Programs
The annual High Tea Luncheon in June was an elegant affair,
enjoyed by all. We were privileged again to use the beautiful tea
service donated to BCYC by Staff Commodore Ted O’Connor.
Not only was the hot tea delicious, the history and family
memories brought to us by Ted were heart-warming. The tables
were beautifully set with members’ own china, lovely flowers
and scrumptious traditional tea specialties from Chef Georges
Rapicault. Our Kentucky Derby – Run for the Roses theme
added to the fun, with the festive and colorful hats worn by
the ladies. Thanks to Kari Konapelsky, event chair, and all who
helped make this a very special day!
Upcoming Las Commodoras luncheons you will not want to
miss are:
July-No luncheon
Aug. 16-Tales of Las Commodoras (rescheduled from May)
Sept. 15-Dog Show (Saturday afternoon)
Sept. 20-Speaker topic: “Help, I don’t understand these people.”
Oct. 18-Fall Beauty Tips
Nov. 18-Cookie Exchange and Toy Drive Kickoff
Dec. 6- Holiday Auction
Welcome to the biggest and most exciting junior sailing
season of the year: the famed BCYC Summer Program! I can’t
wait to see how our kids do this year, because they are the
most motivated and talented group I think I have ever seen.
Make sure to come out every Friday for Sabot racing followed
by Burger Bash, an event that you don’t want to miss. There
is great food, people and a raffle, and awesome sailing. You
can watch the races from the docks or patio areas as our top
sailors battle it out, as well as some of our sailing coaches
compete against brave parents. As the coolest event of the
week, it happens throughout the summer and everyone is
invited.
Opening Day was a great opportunity for me to talk with
many of you, and I feel blessed to have found this club and
become so involved. Last month, we raised more than $5,000
on Family Bingo Night to help fund Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society research. More than 20 awesome prizes were
awarded, with Sean Caulfield taking home the trophy as
top fundraiser. The Leukemia Cup Junior Regatta, held that
same weekend, was great fun, with BCYC Juniors doing well.
We also enjoyed participating in the annual Balboa Island
parade June 3, another of our many activities designed to let
people know about BCYC and our strong Junior Program!
Thank you all for your awesome support. I hope to see you at
Burger Bash this summer, before I leave for college in the fall.
- Kyle Herman, Junior Commodore -
BCYC PREPARES FOR 2013 US JR. WOMEN’S DOUBLEHANDED CHAMPIONSHIP
June marked the beginning of the year-long countdown for the 2013 Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship
(JWDC). We now have confirmation from US Sailing that the dates for this event will be June 22-28, 2013. Competitors
will sail C420s. In anticipation of the many facets of club preparation, a new floating dock will be installed near the hoist
in the near future, and a new 20’ Zodiac support boat has been purchased. This equipment will not only be important to
our growing Junior Program, but will enable BCYC to support the needs of the JWDC event.
As mentioned previously, we will host 80 young ladies who will sail 40 boats. This will require strong support from all
BCYC members. Many of you will be contacted by our committee chairs to help with housing, entertainment, publicity,
race committee and general hospitality. Thanks in advance for your strong support.
- S/C Mary Bacon, Event Chair 4
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Sailing Director
Shannon Heausler
July 2012
LEUKEMIA CUP REGATTA
May 19 - 20 @ BCYC
shannonch@bcyc.org
Gearing Up for Summer
BCYC hosted our annual Leukemia Cup Regatta May 19-20,
with more than 60 competitors participating. For the first
time, we ran the regatta as a two-day event, resulting in more
racing — for a total of eight races. More importantly, we
raised money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Sean
Caulfield was the recipient of our Top Junior Fundraiser
Perpetual trophy, raising almost $5,000. Sailors from all over
the harbor participated and had a great time racing for a good
cause.
The spring sailing program wrapped up with some beautiful
weather over Memorial Day weekend. After some very
uncooperative lingering cold fronts affected most of our
weekends throughout the spring, sailors were very happy
to finally see some sun and calm breeze the last weekend
of spring sailing. Our junior sailors are now preparing for
the summer season. School is coming to an end and we look
forward to six weeks of sailing with no other distractions.
With so many things to look forward to, like Friday Burger
Bash, fleet racing in the harbor, Fun Zone trips and hanging
out with friends, BCYC Juniors are excited to get things
going.
Max Mayol – 4th place, A fleet
Jake Mayol – 1st place, B fleet
Cole Pomeroy – 2nd place, B fleet
Tyler Jones – 6th place, C1 fleet
Joshua Means – 3rd place, C2 fleet
Ashton Brown – 10th place, C2 fleet
Sean Caulfield – 11th place, C2 fleet
Hannah Hawkins – 1st place, C3 fleet
Brennis Lidecis – 5th place, C3 fleet
Justin Coburn – 7th place, C3 fleet
Eric Jones – 15th place, C3 fleet
Shannon Morris & Caden Wheeler – 3rd place, CFJ fleet
MEMORIAL DAY REGATTA
May 26 - 27 @ ABYC
Max Mayol – 12th place, A fleet
Jake Mayol – 8th place, B fleet
Angling
Abbott Ayloush
Despite all of the excitement, this summer will also be a bit
of a challenge racing in the harbor. As most of you know,
the city of Newport Beach has begun a dredging project that
will take over most of our harbor sailing areas. Sailors and
coaches will be using extra caution to make sure we stay out
of the way of the barges and tugs. Safety is our top priority
and we plan for a fun and safe summer sailing season for our
junior sailors and those at the other area clubs.
Notes from our Chaplain
”A small jug of beer defies the devil.”
- Martin Luther “The smallest act of kindness is worth more
than the grandest intention.”
- Oscar Wilde -
asayloush@aol.com
Tournament Challenge
and Fun
The ocean temperature is warming up slowly, just in time
for two fishing tournaments. Teams from BCYC, BYC and
NHYC will compete in the annual Inter-Club Challenge,
Aug. 11-12, hosted by Newport Harbor Yacht Club. And,
the Catalina Island Yacht Club holds their tourney Sept.
6-8. This event is sure to attract anglers from throughout
Southern California.
Contact me for detailed information about these great
fishing tournaments. Grab your fishing gear, replace old
line with new and get ready for great fun on the water.
These events are about competition, camaraderie and
having a good time.
“If God brings you to it,
He will bring you through it.”
- Unknown -
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Rear Commodore
Paul Konapelsky
Port Captain
Mark Silvey
pkonapelsky@yahoo.com
mbsilvey@yahoo.com
Inverters and Paint
Now You Know
By the time you read this, we should have the new name tag cabinet
installed on the wall, between the entry to the front office and Ship’s
Store, for convenient storage of each member’s nametag. This will
hopefully aid in my quest, for those of you who read my January/
February Masthead article, to have members put a name to a face
and say hello to a familiar but unnamed fellow member, or for those
special moments when, dare I say it, your mind just draws a blank.
If you have lost your name tag or want an extra, please ask Jacque
Pane in the front office to order one for you.
Mark your calendar and be advised that the Christmas Boat Parade
has been moved from Dec. 12-16 to Dec. 19-23. The club will therefore
be closed the following week, Dec. 26-31, reopening for the New
Year’s Eve party. Please contact Saul Aguilar, food and beverage
manager, if you have booked or are planning to book a holiday party,
keeping these new dates in mind.
For the club foodies, the Food and Beverage Committee meeting
will take place as scheduled on Wednesday, July 11, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
I will be moderating the meeting with assistance from General
Manager Scott Jones and Saul. We look forward to discussing
recent and upcoming food-and-beverage-related stuff. If you can’t
make the meeting but have ideas or questions, please email me at
pkonapelsky@yahoo.com.
As a reminder, BCYC will hold the Fourth of July barbecue following
the Old Glory parade. The Member Art Show event, with dining
in the art gallery, returns Saturday, July 14, and the Taco Tuesday
buffet will continue through the end of August.
Given Wednesday is one of the most popular nights at the club
for members, committees and tappers, management will make a
concerted effort on yet-to-be booked Wednesday evenings to not
book any large non-member events, keeping the club available
primarily for our members’ enjoyment.
Ahoy. I hope you are enjoying a fun and active summer.
I have had a number of questions regarding inverters lately.
Inverters are becoming more of a standard piece of equipment
in many vessels. Battery power (12 or 24 volt) converted to
shore power (120 volt) is the basic idea – only with very
limited use available for a limited time. Know what breakers/
equipment are being powered by your inverter.
Remember, power use is 10 times when using an inverter. If
your hair dryer is a 15-amp unit, that translates to 150 amps
per hour on inverter power. If your television draws three
amps on shore power, that’s 30 amps per hour on inverter
power. Know your battery consumption.
I believe the best battery is a deep cycle 6-volt battery bank,
wired series/parallel, 12 or 24 volt. These batteries will
maintain power longer and for more discharge/charge cycles.
I see many 8D batteries being used because they are big –
some think they work better – unfortunately, these batteries
are engine-start batteries, excellent for a lot of power for a
short time, not best for maintaining long-lasting power.
The bill to ban copper-based bottom paint in California
has been dropped as the bill sponsor decided not to pursue
the legislation. You have been a big part of this decision
and Recreational Boaters of California (RBOC) thanks you
for your input and support. From the beginning, RBOC
maintained that it is best to allow science and methodology,
common sense and affordability, be taken into consideration
before laws are enacted. Thanks again for your support and
visit rboc.org for additional details and information about
other current issues.
Sail Fleet Captain
Paul DeCapua
we had some strong winds and rough seas that caused us to cancel and
reschedule two races — Angelman #3 and Lorin Weiss #3. I’m happy to
report that we ran those two races in June and are now headed downwind
towards the end of the year.
Pop the Chute - We’re
Heading Downwind!
Next up is the Gil Knudson Series of “random leg” racing in July, August
and September. Then we jibe to the Club Championship and Harbor 20
Tune-Up Regattas in September. We close the season with the new YearEnd Race to Avalon and back in October.
paul.decapua@cox.net
As buoy racers know, the upwind leg of the race is all
about smart tacking to the windward mark, followed
by the scramble to hoist the spinnaker for the trip to
the leeward mark and maybe the finish line. While each
buoy race has a similar format, wind and sea conditions
can affect the outcome.
Mark your calendar as BCYC will host a US Sailing Regional Sailing
Programs Symposium Sept. 29. This event provides an opportunity for a
regional exchange of ideas and often includes renowned
guest speakers.
Did you know Race Committee has a 46-day
schedule? On many days, multiple races are run –
Race Committee faces a similar challenge. While we we actually start 114 races during the year. With
plan and strategize how to run all of the races, we this kind of a schedule, why are the “blue shirts”
sometimes have to tack unexpectedly. This past spring always smiling? Join us and find out!
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LORIN WEISS SERIES
May 20
The Adventures of Gulliver
About 25 years ago, we sailed to Avalon with a crew of rough and
rowdy sailors for the finish of an Angelman Series race. On board
was a character you would not want to meet in a dark alley: a tough
dude and our best foredeck guy. That night, we were tied up on a
mooring can with a couple of other boats and a nice ration of rum.
Our “character” was down below snoring away peacefully when
we decided it was time for him to wake up. We came up with the
rum-soaked bright idea to play Gulliver’s Travels, with him being
Gulliver and we were the rambunctious, not-so-little Lilliputians.
ANGELMAN SERIES 2012 - OVERALL RESULTS
CONGRATULATIONS TO BCYC RACERS!
Dan Rossen – Problem Child – B-32 – 1st Place Overall
John Szalay – Pussycat – Pet 34 – 3rd Place Overall
Dan Rossen – Problem Child – B-32 – 1st Place, Class B
John Szalay – Pussycat – Pet 34 – 2nd Place, Class B
Jeff Burch – Hot Ticket – 3rd Place, Class B
Joe Degenhardt – Lickity Split – Catalina 38 – 5th Place, Class B
John and Randy Risvold – Maiden – Moore 24 – 1st Place, Class C
We gathered up odds and ends of string and twine so that we
would have enough to tie up every finger and toe, legs and arms, and
around his innate body. Once he was securely fastened and the cabin
darkened, we turned
on a portable green and
red running light and
held it above his head
to simulate being on
a direct course with
another boat. Once
that was in place, we
blew an air horn and
screamed, “starboard.”
He practically levitated
off the bunk, screaming
like a banshee warrior, only to realize he was completely immobile.
The crew was laughing hysterically until he broke away the ties
with shear brute strength and came up swinging. Luckily, he had
Jim Kerrigan – A Salt & Battery – 5th Place, A Fleet
Peter Haynes – Spirit – 6th Place, A Fleet
Guy Doran – Tiare – 7th Place, A Fleet
Andy Everson – Unwind – 7th Place, B Fleet
Neal Crowley – Tranquility – 12th Place, B Fleet
TACO TUESDAY SERIES
May 8
Rhonda Tolar – Wild Thing – Farr 40 – 1st Place ,Class A PHRF
Joe Degenhardt – Lickity Split – Catalina 38 – 1st Place, Class B PHRF
Jeff Burch – Hot Ticket – J-105 – 2nd Place, Class B PHRF
Peter Haynes – Spirit – 1st Place, H20 A Fleet
Jim Kerrigan – A Salt & Battery – 4th Place, H20 A Fleet
Andy Everson – Unwind – 2nd Place, H20 B Fleet
Steve Woodruff – Adrenalin – 3rd Place, H20 B Fleet
Mary Bacon – Rascal II – 4th Place, H20 B Fleet
Neal Crowley – Tranquility – 5th Plac,e H20 B Fleet
Tom Madden – Cool H20 – 6th Place, H20 B Fleet
May 15
Rhonda Tolar – Wild Thing – Farr 40 – 1st Place, Class A PHRF
Jeff Burch – Hot Ticket – J-105 – 1st Place, Class B PHRF
Joe Degenhardt – Lickity Split – Catalina 38 – 2nd Place, Class B PHRF
Mary Bacon – Rascal II – 4th Place, H20 B Fleet
Andy Everson – Unwind – 6th Place, H20 B Fleet
Neal Crowley – Tranquility – 7th Place, H20 B Fleet
May 22
Rhonda Tolar – Wild Thing – Farr 40 – 3rd Place, Class A PHRF
Jeff Burch – Hot Ticket – J-105 – 1st Place, Class B PHRF
Joe Degenhardt – Lickity Split – Catalina 38 – 2nd Place, Class B PHRF
Andy Everson – Unwind – 3rd Place, H20 B Fleet
Mary Bacon – Rascal II – 6th Place, H20 B Fleet
Neal Crowley – Tranquility – 7th Place, H20 B Fleet
May 29
Rhonda Tolar – Wild Thing – Farr 40 – 1st Place, Class A PHRF
Dan Rossen – Problem Child – B-32 – 3rd Place, Class A PHRF
Jeff Burch – Hot Ticket – J-105 – 1st Place, Class B PHRF
Joe Degenhardt – Lickity Split – Catalina 38 – 2nd Place, Class B PHRF
Peter Haynes – Spirit – 3rd Place, H20 A Fleet
Carolyn Hardy – Mischievous – 5th Place, H20 A Fleet
Jim Kerrigan – A Salt & Battery – 7th Place, H20 A Fleet
Mary Bacon – Rascal II – 3rd Place, H20 B Fleet
Steve Woodruff – Adrenalin – 5th Place, H20 B Fleet
Neal Crowley – Tranquility – 7th Place, H20 B Fleet
Andy Everson – Unwind – 8th Place, H20 B Fleet
Tom Madden – Cool H20 – 9th Place, H20 B Fleet
June 5
second thoughts when realizing he faced eight guys who could
easily tie him up again. Deciding discretion was the better part of
valor he decided it would be more fun to participate in finishing
off the rum and joining the crew at El Galleon restaurant with a
microphone attached to a Karaoke machine. Don’t you just love a
happy ending?
Dan Rossen – Problem Child – B-32 – 1st Place, Class A PHRF
Jeff Burch – Hot Ticket – J-105 – 1st Place, Class B PHRF
Joe Degenhardt – Lickity Split – Catalina 38 – 2nd Place, Class B PHRF
Carolyn Hardy – Mischievous – 2nd Place, H20 A Fleet
Jim Kerrigan – A Salt & Battery – 7th Place, H20 A Fleet
Andy Everson – Unwind – 3rd Place, H20 B Fleet
Neal Crowley – Tranquility – 4th Place, H20 B Fleet
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Cruising
Barry & Ann O’Neil
barrysboat@aol.com;
annhafeyo@aol.com
Calling All Artists...
Budding Picassos and Art Gallery Aficionados
Don’t miss the fourth annual Member Art Show, with
dining in the Art Gallery.
We are in the Lazy,
Hazy, Crazy Days of Summer!
July 14 6-8 p.m.
My thanks to John and Kathie McDonald for chairing the Long Beach
cruise. It was fabulous and a good time was had by all. A picture is
worth a thousand words!
Save the Date!
Saturday, August 14
Provence on the Patio RETURNS
Dance under the stars to the music of
Hot Club De Bop
(more information to follow)
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Orange Coast Yachts
Yacht and Ship Brokers
Paul D. Enghauser
201 E. Coast Highway
Newport Beach, Ca 92660
949.675.3844
Fax: 949.675.3980
Cell: 949.606.3952
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Your Vacation Specialist
Affiliated with
Coastline Travel Advisors
A Virtuoso Agency
Home Office & Fax: (760)757-1519
Agency: (714)621-1040 / (800)448-2374
E-mail: normamull@aol.com
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www.surterreproperties.com
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BOAT LOANS
July 2012
HERITAGE
MEMORIAL
PURCHASE AND REFINANCE
SERVICES
FUNERALS n CREMATIONS n BURIALS
The Next Generation of Funeral Care
Contact
Michael Bryant
BCYC Members
Dennis & Linda Gallagher
17712 Beach Boulevard
Huntington Beach, Ca 92647
Toll Free: 888.848.2828
Trident Funding
(949) 475-0760
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Insurance & Risk Management Services since 1979
BUSINESS INSURANCE
YACHT & BOAT INSURANCE
PERSONAL ASSET PROTECTION
Bill Prentiss  (888) 220-2050
www.PrentissInsurance.com
CA Lic. #0D04061
Estate Properties
BEV WHITE
SALES ASSOCIATE
OFFICE: 949.219.2402
FAX: 949.760.6272
CELL: 949.500.2350
nlevy@diversifiedmkt.com
www.goldencircletravels.com
1400 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE, ST 200
NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
bevwhite@roadrunner.com
The Mary Conlin
Company, Inc.
Specializing in Vessel
Documentation and Insurance
jeanne.bekas@wellsfargo.com
MARY E. BACON
President
833 Dover Drive, Suite 15
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Tel: (949) 646-5917
Fax: (949) 646-6025
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M•E•T•R• O
SUPERIOR CRAFTSMANSHIP
TIMELESS DESIGN
PEACE OF MIND
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
RESIDENTIAL REMODELS
ROOM ADDITIONS
HARDSCAPE AND SOFTSCAPE
WATER FEATURES
Jerry Valuch
M•E• T•R• O Pools Landscape and Design Inc.
www.metro-landscape.net
License #778134/B/C-27/C-53
949.661.8400
American Limousine & Parking Services
www.AmericanLimoInc.net AmericanLimoInc@aol.com
Special Discount for BCYC Members!
714-412-3485
Airport Transportation Nights out on the Town Wedding Transportation
Valet & Greeter Service Ensenada Week Transportation Available
Serving Southern California Since 1989
www.gstudios.net
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Every Tuesday!
NOT TO MISS
OLD GLORY PARADE
& POOLSIDE BBQ
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4
MEMBER
ART SHOW
SATURDAY, JULY 14
JUNIOR STAFF
COMMODORE’S CRUISE
JULY 18 - 23
SUMMER
SAILING BASH
SATURDAY, JULY 28
PROVENCE
ON THE PATIO
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11
CLAMBAKE
“ROCK AROUND THE ISLAND”
AUGUST 23 - 26
*SIGN UP BY JULY 31 FOR SHIRT*
JULY
Taco Tuesdays
Happy Hour 4pm - 6pm/Tacos 6pm - 8pm
Columbia Rm Open 4pm - 10pm
Every Friday!
Fish n’ Chips Friday
Every Sunday!
Sunday Night Supper Club
Wednesday, 4
Old Glory Parade
4th of July Poolside BBQ
Friday, 6
Clambake Sign-up
Burger Bash
Thursday, 12
Prime Rib Night
Friday, 13
Burger Bash
Saturday, 14
S/C Breakfast 9am
Member Art Show
Knudson #1
Wed - Mon, 18 - 23 Junior Staff Commodore’s Cruise
Friday, 20
Burger Bash
Friday, 27
Burger Bash
Saturday, 28
Summer Sailing Bash
Every Tuesday!
AUGUST
Taco Tuesdays
Happy Hour 4pm - 6pm/Tacos 6pm - 8pm
Columbia Rm Open 4pm - 10pm
Every Friday!
Fish n’ Chips Friday
Every Sunday!
Sunday Night Supper Club
Thursday, 2
Prime Rib Night
Friday, 3
Junior Program Concludes
Saturday, 4
Junior Awards Night
Saturday, 11
Provence on the Patio
Knudson #2
Thursday, 16
Las Commodoras Luncheon
Saturday, 18
SIBYC Cruise Sign-up
Thurs - Sun, 23 - 26 Clambake
MORE INFORMATION AT BCYC.ORG
Please make reservations for all club events, as well as dining plans, at BCYC.org or by calling the office at 949.644.9530
Member Event: Regular member dining is not available / Columbia Room menu served until 5pm To avoid a cancellation charge, reservations
must be cancelled three (3) or more Club Open days prior to the Member Event (e.g. no later than the Wednesday before a Saturday Member Event)
Breakfast in the Columbia Room
Every Saturday 8 - 11 am
Omelet Express
Every Sunday 10 am - 1 pm
Sunday Night Supper Club
Every Sunday 5 - 8 pm
1601 Bayside Drive | Corona del Mar, California 92625 | Phone: 949.644.9530 | Fax 949.644.9580 | www.bcyc.org
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