THE OUTLOOK. Tuesday, June 15 Monthly raft up. Monday, June 21 CLSPS Dinner Meeting At The Chelsea 1700: Social; 1800: Dinner; 1900: Meeting

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1 Upcoming Events: THE OUTLOOK Cape Lookout Sail And Power Squadron A unit of the U.S. Power Squadrons District 27 Boating is fun...we'll show you how May 2010 Volume 50 Issue 5 CLSPS Website: Monday, May 3 CLSPS ExComm Meeting At Morgans Restaurant 1745: Dinner; 1900: Meeting Saturday, May 8 Pot Luck at the Scheer s Home Details on Page 11 Saturday, May 15 Blessing of the Fleet Hilton Marina Sign-up form -- page 8 Tuesday, May 18 Monthly raft up May Wilmington/Cape Lookout Cruise. See page 10 June 4-6, Ocracoke Cruise See page 11 Saturday, June 5 Ft Macon Aids to Nav Cruise See page 3 Monday, 7 June CLSPS ExComm Meeting At Morgans Restaurant 1745: Dinner; 1900: Meeting Friday/Sunday, June D/27 Rendezvous Oriental, NC Tuesday, June 15 Monthly raft up Monday, June 21 CLSPS Dinner Meeting At The Chelsea 1700: Social; 1800: Dinner; 1900: Meeting Saturday, June 26 CLSPS NBYC Picnic Ocrafolk Music & Storytelling Festival CLSPS Cruise-Out June 4-6 th Anchor at Silver Lake, or first-come, first-serve at National Park Service Dock

2 CAPE LOOKOUT SAIL AND POWER SQUADRON BRIDGE Commander Cdr Richard Tobacco, JN 903 Coral Court New Bern, NC Executive Officer Lt/C Jim Starr, JN 2410 Harbor Island Road New Bern, NC Educational Officer Lt/C Kurt Weinheimer, AP 122 Lugano Rd New Bern, NC Administrative Officer Lt/C Rhys Evans, AP 115 Gatewood Drive New Bern, NC Secretary Lt/C Beth Schwartz, P 1806 Spencer Ave. New Bern, NC bcschwartz@embarqmail.com Treasurer Lt/C Neal Schwartz, P 1806 Spencer Ave. New Bern, NC nschwartz@embaq.com COMMANDER S REPORT Lt/C Richard J. Tobacco, JN Commander s Call Are we on the Right Tack? On the right tack: to follow the correct course of action or line of thought. This is a sailing term, in which tack means 'direction'. When tacking, a ship is moving obliquely into the wind in a zigzag fashion. It has been just over three months since the Bridge was inducted. We have tried to affect the squadron in a positive way, making CLSPS a fun organization to be associated with. Hopefully you have noticed that there are more socials and more on-the-water activities then in recent past years. At the April dinner meeting, I introduced something new - a suggestion box. We know that you have thoughts on how to improve we have not considered and hope you will offer your ideas. All suggestions will be reviewed at the monthly Executive Committee meeting and we will post the suggestion and our response in the Outlook. What type of suggestions are we looking for? Some ideas for possible suggestions; land cruises you would like to go on, speakers you want for our dinner meetings, what can be done to entice more members to our events, what might we do to improve member interaction at events, etc. It is not necessary to sign your name for us to consider your suggestion, but if we need clarification it would be helpful. You should expect to see the teak suggestion box at socials and dinner meetings. Take the wind out of one's sails: disconcert, deflate or frustrate one; deprive one of an advantage. A boat under sail can be slowed down if the wind is prevented from reaching its sails. This can happen if another boat is positioned nearby in the direction from which the wind is blowing. This second boat is said to take the wind out of the sails of the first. Have you ever thrown a party and had no one, or only a few individuals, show up? We have members volunteer their time (and at times their monies) to host or coordinate squadron events. They do this for us because they want CLSPS to be a good fraternal organization. What they ask in return is that we attend and that we tell them early so they can plan the event properly. In the next few weeks we have a social/pot-luck and a blessing of the fleet. Let us not deflate/frustrate our volunteers send them a note now telling them you will be attending. [May 8 th social: Jim Scheer jim.scheer@gatech.edu May 15 th Blessing of the fleet: Mike McCulley dalliance4me@ec.rr.com] I look forward to seeing you there. 2

3 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lt/C Jim Starr, JN 2010 Cruise Schedule We are very fortunate this year to have a robust cruise schedule put together by Larry Lovvorn and his group of trip leaders. If you haven t signed up for a trip, take a look at the schedule elsewhere in this issue. Signing up for a trip (or several) is a good way to overcome your inertia and get yourself out on your boat. You ll meet some new people, and get to know everyone a little better through the social events that are part of every cruise. If the trip pushes your experience envelope, you ll be going with folks who have done it before and can offer the benefit of their experience at the pre-trip Captain s meeting or during the trip itself. You ll have the option of traveling in company with other boats or just meeting up at an interesting destination. Check out the schedule and make you plans now! Fort Macon Aids to Navigation Cruise, Saturday, June 5 You ve received a couple of s from Sam Sanford of the Fort Macon Squadron inviting you to attend this event. Sherrie and I went a couple of years ago, and it was outstanding! The cruise gives you an incredible amount of practical information and experience in a short amount of time. And it takes place on the water in an interesting, navigationally challenging location the Beaufort/Morehead waterfront. You start with a classroom review of aids to navigation types of marks, color and numbering conventions, chart symbols, flash sequences, etc. (You know you ve forgotten a few things since your piloting classes!) After the review, the classroom turns into a restaurant (this year Captain Bill s in Morehead) and you have dinner. Following dinner, you board a sight-seeing-type boat for a cruise of the waterfront. The Beaufort/Morehead waterfront has at least one example of almost every aid to navigation you re likely to encounter. You first tour the area in daylight. Everyone gets their own chart, and the instructors point out all the details and give you a continuous stream of practical exercises, so you ll get pretty familiar with the area. Then it gets dark. After dark, you cruise through the area again, still using your chart this time with a red flashlight. You ll get to identify all the lighted ATONs via their flash sequences, and learn that it s possible to do this even with a confusing background of shore lights. You ll go through some additional practical exercises. (There are no tests.) At the conclusion of the cruise, you ll realize that being on the water at night isn t as intimidating as it was before, and it s perfectly possible to use navigation aids, a chart, and compass to get around. You ll know what Fl(2+1) R 6s 15ft 3NM means when you see it on your chart, and how to use the information. The instructors are excellent. This is a pleasant and useful way for any boater to spend a Saturday evening and improve their piloting skills, both day and night. I encourage you to take advantage of this great opportunity! You can download the registration information at The Outlook and other great information are available at the CLSPS Website: 3

4 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Lt/C Kurt Weinheimer, AP MEMBERSHIP CHAIR Pamela & Bob Leahy We have three new classes scheduled to start in the fall. Engine Maintenance will begin on August 10, 2010, and on September 9 th we will begin Piloting and Junior Navigation. Anyone interested should contact me by phone or to register. The past month has been busy with the completion of and testing for our Navigation, America s Boating Course and Advanced Piloting. Our ABC class lead by Lloyd Moore had a 100% passing rate and four of our members passed Navigation with Bill Reasons. All nine students passed the Advanced Piloting class. In March we ran two seminar classes at West Marine on Saturday mornings. We had 3 to 4 students in each of the offerings which were How to Read a Chart and GPS. Lloyd Moore taught the Chart Reading and Jim Scheer taught the GPS seminar. We offered On Board Weather Forecasting but we had no registrants. We will be adding to the Fall offerings over the next few months so check our CLSPS education website to stay informed about the opportunities Vessel Safety Inspections Schedule of organized inspections Saturday May 1, 2010 Oriental Marina 10:00am-2:00pm Saturday/Sunday May 22/23, 2010 National Safe Boating Week Lawson s Creek Launch Sites 9:00am-12:00pm As membership representatives, we have goals of retaining our current members, as well as growing our squadron. To encourage CLSPS participation and recruitment, we feel it's important to network our group. We would like to learn more about each other's knowledge, talent, and interests. To help share information with our fellow squadron members, a 'member table' will be setup for our bimonthly meetings. This is an opportunity for us to share business and event news. You are all invited to contribute to this information exchange with business cards, announcements, and pictures of interest. We would also like to add an 'announcements' segment to our meetings, for further sharing. It's great that participation in this year's squadron events have been growing. Many thanks to those organizing our meetings, hosting our socials, leading the boating activities, and offering such a variety of activities. The April bi-monthly meeting was a big success, and the dynamic guest speaker Paul Del Rio's boating enthusiasm was contagious. The increased attendance at our gatherings makes a huge difference, the increased energy is great! We appreciate those who are actively involved in our squadron, and encourage others to join us. Our Commander has made a beautiful teak Suggestion Box, which will be brought to all our socials and bi-monthly meetings for your input. We're open to your wonderful suggestions for the success of our CLSPS, and appreciate your great ideas. Saturday June 12, 2010 Oriental (Pecan Grove) 9:00-12:00pm Saturday July 10, 2010 Lawson s Creek Launch Site 9:00am-12:00pm 4

5 PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER P/C William J. Ash, SN, H ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE JOLLY TAR P/C WILLIAM J. ASH, SN, H "Good morning, P/C, I m sorry to be late. I had some issues to attend to on Lydia before coming here. "Not to worry Horatio. Don arrived a few minutes ago and is ready to inspect the Jolly Tar. Don, this is Captain Horatio Hornblower. Come to think of it, you ve met him at Squadron dinners in the past. Well, anyway, Horatio, this is P/C Don Oltz, a Squadron vessel inspector." "I m delighted to be with you both. I ve never watched an inspection before. Go right ahead! I hope you are well paid for this important function." "Not a farthing, Captain. This is a free inspection. I cannot understand why vessel owners fail to take advantage of this opportunity to ensure the safety aspects of their boats. Okay, let me get started." P/C Oltz had his pen, inspection sheet and started asking questions. Do I have an anchor with sufficient line to hold the vessel? You do have personal flotation devices, I see. One each, for the legal maximum number of persons on board when under way. Fine. What about flares, fire extinguishers, a large emergency distress flag? And do you have a first aid kit? His inspection continued. I gave him information regarding the head. He asked about electrical systems. The Jolly Tar has no electrical systems. A sounding device? Yes, there is the bell. He asked me about running lights. I responded with a brilliant flashlight on the sail. Perfectly legal. 5 Hornblower was amazed how speedy and simple the inspection was. "P/C Oltz is a welltrained, thorough and instructive chap. I say, he ought to inspect the Lydia while he s at it." "I can t speak for him, Horatio. I suspect he has a bunch to inspect. Just ask him! I think he inspects vessels of all sizes." Inspector Oltz was working with his report and I took Horatio off to one side to give Don a clear shot at finishing up the inspection. By golly, there he goes up forward to place the inspection sticker in its proper place. It looks as though the girl passed her exam. "Horatio, can you imagine how important this inspection is? Every aspect of safety is looked into. A vessel which passes the inspection, and has its sticker, may cruise the waters knowing its skipper has looked into all the facets which promise a safe voyage." Don was still looking into all corners of the Jolly Tar. He certainly knows what he s doing. And he is joined by a bunch of other inspectors from Cape Lookout Sail and Power Squadron who have been artfully trained to do this kind of work. "P/C, every member of Cape Lookout needs to have his or her vessel inspected. I m surprised it s not legislated by the state or federal government to do this." "Horatio, we have enough legislation by the state and federal governments. North Carolina requires a registration sticker for vessels with power. The Federal Government oversees registration for documented vessels. But, I agree with you that every member of Cape Lookout, owning a vessel, should have it inspected. "Having said what I just did, I m now concerned about those who do not have their boats inspected. Are they afraid that some infraction might be discovered? Are they afraid they may have to spend a few bucks to fix something which, if not fixed, might cause a fatal accident. Now I m not sure I want to set foot on their vessels." "You re all set, Bill. Jolly Tar has passed again." This from Don Oltz.

6 SUNSHINE LADY Linda Tobacco, AP If you are aware of a squadron member who is experiencing personal hardship, please send a note explaining the situation to our Sunshine Lady - LBTobacco@suddenlink.net. Happy Birthday to the Following Members May Sink, Richard L. 6 May Lichty, R. Karl 7 May Genez, Linda L. 8 May Evans, Rhys G. 17 May Pagnutti, Peter 17 May Scheer, Ruby. 19 May Lauzon, Barbara 21 May Pagnutti, Helen 23 May Wharey, Sheryl. 24 May Caviston, Melissa S. 25 May Long, Robert Earl 25 May Skipper Jr, N. Richard 29 May Ensley s Radio Company Inc 2302 Hwy 70 E New Bern sales@ensley.com Specializing in selling, Installing, and servicing marine electronic equipment since 1945 We appreciate your business 6

7 2010 CLSPS Cruises Larry Lovvorn, Cruise Coordinator The following cruises have been identified for this year with the appropriate cruise leader identified. If you are interested in any of these cruises please contact the cruise leader. 1. Charleston o Date TBD o Cruise Leader: George Halyak o Contact: Wilmington and Cape Lookout o Dates May o Cruise Leader: Owen Smith o Contact: Ocracoke for the Music Festival on June 5 o Dates: June 4-6 o Cruise Leader: Karl Lichty o Contact: D27 rendezvous at Pecan Grove (Oriental) o Dates: June o Cruise Leader: Richard Tobacco o Contact: River Dunes o Dates: July o Cruise Leader: Richard Tobacco o Contact: Cape Lookout o Dates: August o Cruise Leader: Larry Lovvorn o Contact; D27 at New Bern Hilton o Dates: September o Cruise Leader: Mike McCulley o Contact: In addition we are planning on having midweek raft ups on the second Tuesday of each month. For those signed up, an will be sent confirming the location and/or cancellation due to weather. Contact Dick Ewan on or ebr813@suddenlink.net to get on the list. We hope you will join us on one of these cruises! April Raft Up P/C Dick Ewan We had our first Raft up of the season on 13 April in Upper Broad Creek. If you didn't come you missed a great day. Beautiful weather and great camaraderie, the food was good also. The raft lasted till about 1600 not usual and the friendship was so great we met for dinner later. We look forward to seeing you all in the future. The next scheduled raft ups will be the third Tuesday of the month, starting May 18. Mark your calendar. In addition there will be spontaneous raft ups. For all raft ups you are asked to RSVP the person sending the notification of the raft up. We can then determine the best location and how many plan to attend. Thank you for your continuing support. Monthly Raft Ups When P/C Richard Ewan looks down the road a few days and sees the weather is going to cooperate on the second Tuesday, he'll leave an message about where and when the raft up will occur. No sign up is required but let him know you are interested so that he can put you on the list and then you just show up and have a good time. If it's lunch time at the time of the raft up, why not bring along something to share as well as your own lunch? If you want to know about or have suggestions for a raft up, contact Dick at: , or him at: ebr813@suddenlink.net. 7

8 Cape Lookout Sail & Power Squadron Blessing of the Fleet Saturday, May 15, 2010 New Bern Grand Marina 10:00 a.m. Memorial Ceremony New Bern Grand Rear Porch 10:30 a.m. Individual vessel blessings 11:30 a.m. Laying of wreath in Neuse River 12:30 p.m. Luncheon New Bern Hilton/Riverfront Uniform: Summer Whites or squadron shirt or any suitable attire There will be a cruise to the marina for those wishing to arrive on Friday, May 14 th and spend the night. As reservations are received, the marina will be informed of boats that are coming and their dockage requirements. However, slip reservations must be confirmed by calling the dockmaster at Arrangements will be made for Friday dinner at Morgan s Restaurant. There is no charge for dockage on Saturday morning until lunch is over. Don t have a boat? Join us for the activities on Saturday anyway. Please indicate your intention to participate in the cruise and/or Blessing of the Fleet and luncheon by calling Cruise Captain Mike McCulley at , or dalliance4me@ec.rr.com. The reservation slip below and payment must be received by May 7, Cut here CLSPS 2010 Blessing of the Fleet - Reservation Form Member/Guest: Check for Saturday activities only Vessel Information: Make: Arrival date: Boat Name: Length Beam Draft Power Requirement: 30 amp 60 Amp (if arriving Friday) Total number of people for $17.00 per person Total amount due for luncheon: $ Return this reservation form and a check for the luncheon made payable to CLSPS to: Michael McCulley, 421 Boros Rd., New Bern, NC

9 Cape Lookout Sail and Power Squadron June Dinner Meeting The Chelsea Restaurant -- Monday, 21 June Social Hour 1800 Dinner 1900 Meeting Name: Number attending X $24.00 each = Amount enclosed $ Please send your check prior to Friday, June 19, 2010 to: Rhys Evans, 115 Gatewood Drive, New Bern, NC Ship s Store P/C Diana Thompson, AP Fleece jackets have been added to the Ship's Store inventory. The Anniversary Logo in gold is the design. I have navy in stock, but other colors can be ordered. Prices are as follows: Men and Women sizes S, Med, Lg, and XLg sell for $ XXLg (Men and Women) sell for $ Knit Shirts: Ladies and men's short sleeve and long sleeve knit shirts will be $ Sizes 2X and 3X sell for $33.00 They are available in red, white, and navy. Sizes: Ladies Sm., Med., Lg., X-Lg., and 2X. Ladies shirts have no pockets. Men's: Sm., Med., Lg., X-Lg., 2X and 3X. We now have men s knit shirts with and without pockets available in both white and navy. Denim Shirts: Denim cloth shirts are also available in both short and long sleeves. They are priced at $ Sizes--same as above. The Anniversary Burgee is available for $ Pennant magnets are priced at $5.00. They can be placed on your vehicle or used on the refrigerator. Hats and visors will sell for $ If anyone has any suggestions for other items to be carried in the Ship's Store, please let me know. You can contact me at , or me at michris@embarqmail.com. If you send an and I do not contact you in a timely manner, please call me as it might not have gone through. If you are interested in a current CLSPS knit white or navy short sleeve or denim long sleeve shirt, they are all available for $

10 June s Jokes P/C June Reasons, P APHORISM: A SHORT, POINTED SENTENCE EXPRESSING A WISE OR CLEVER OBSERVATION OR GENERAL TRUTH 1. The nicest thing about the future is that it always starts tomorrow. 2. Money will buy a fine dog, but only kindness will make him wag his tail. 3. If you don't have a sense of humor, you probably don't have any sense at all. 4. Seat belts are not as confining as wheelchairs. 5. A good time to keep your mouth shut is when you're in deep water. 6. Why is it that at class reunions you feel younger than everyone else looks. 7. Scratch a cat and you will have a permanent job. 8. There are no new sins; the old ones just get more publicity. 9. I've reached the age where the happy hour is a nap. 10. The trouble with bucket seats is that not everybody has the same size bucket. 11. After 70, if you don't wake up aching in every joint, you are probably dead! 12. Always be yourself because the people that matter don't mind, and the one who mind, don't matter!!!!! New CLSPS Website You may have noticed the addition of another website on the front page of The Outlook: Currently, both sites are up and running, and both sites have the same information. Our new webmaster is Scott Schermeyer. The new site allows us more flexibility and more storage space, so we ll have more space for pictures etc. Check it out! Wilmington Cruise Owen Smith Cruise Leader In May, CLSPS will have a cruise to Wilmington, NC. The dates are: Sunday, May 23 Friday, May 28. The plan includes an inside route, i.e. ICW, as well as an offshore route from Cape Lookout to Masonboro Inlet. The ICW route includes a stop at Swansboro, docking at Casper s Marina on Sunday, May 23. From there, the insiders would continue on to Wrightsville Beach on Monday. The offshore group will anchor at Cape Lookout on Sunday night, then cruise offshore to Masonboro Inlet and join the inside group at Wrightsville Beach on Monday. Tuesday, the entire flotilla will depart Wrightsville Beach and cruise down the ICW, through Snow s Cut, and then up the Cape Fear River to Wilmington for two nights at the Wilmington Town Docks. While in Wilmington, the group is free to visit various museums including the battleship USS North Carolina, the North Carolina Railroad Museum, visit many shops within easy walking distance of the docks, and enjoy great cuisine at a variety of restaurants. Of course we will have happy hour on the docks both Tuesday and Wednesday, prior to evening activities. One evening should find us at the Rum Runner s Piano Bar and Grill for an evening of great fun. On Thursday, the group will depart Wilmington and return to Wrightsville Beach. The offshore group will travel again from Masonboro Inlet to Cape Lookout on Friday, and some may decide to spend the rest of Memorial Day Weekend anchored out with some other CLSPS boats. The inshore group will cruise back to Swansboro, or even on to Cape Lookout or home depending on vessel speed and desires of the crews. Saturday, May 1, we will meet at the Golden Corral in New Bern for a final planning meeting. If you are interested in joining the cruise, come join as at the Golden Corral at noon. We have a private room reserved for the Cape Lookout Sail and Power Squadron. Or, if you have other commitments on May 1, and still wish to join us, contact the cruise captain, Owen Smith at , or at gunnero39@yahoo.com, and he will get the details to you. 10

11 Potluck Picnic Jim and Ruby Scheer are hosting a "Potluck" Picnic at their house, May 8, from 1-4 PM. Hope to see a big crowd! They will provide hamburgers, hot dogs, and grilled chicken with the fixin's. Soft drinks and beer will be provided. YOU need to bring something to share with everyone--like salad, veggie, dessert, or munchies. Please remember to bring a chair. There will be yard games--bocce ball, crochet etc. Come rain or shine! Please help out the Scheers by ing them (Jim.Scheer@gtri.gatech.edu) and tell them you are coming and what you plan to bring (so we get a good variety). Directions to the Scheer's home: Travelling south on Hwy 17, past River Bend, past RHEMS firehouse, when the road turns into a two lane road (from a 4-lane) you have gotten to the Jones County line. About a quarter mile more, turn left onto Trent Farms Road. Go about a mile, to (nearly) the end, we're a brick house/horse farm on the left. You will have to tack several times on Trent Farms Road. Coordinates are listed below. 639 Trent Farm Road, New Bern, NC deg min. N, 077 deg min. W Ocracoke Cruise Lucy & Karl Lichty, Cruise Leaders CLSPS will cruise to Ocracoke June 4-6th for the 2010 Ocrafolk Music & Storytelling Festival! If you are going on the Wilmington cruise this will fit in nicely with your end of that cruise - just keep on going to Ocracoke! The free event features musicians, storytellers, artisans, and the culture of Ocracoke Island & East Carolina. Weekend performers include Molasses Creek, Donald Davis, the Ocrafolk Opry, Craicdown, Mandolin Orange, Trent Wagler and Steel Wheels, Warren, Bodle, & Allen, and Bob Zentz -- plus a Friday night community potluck & fundraising auction, a Saturday night traditional Ocracoke square dance, and a Sunday morning gospel sing. The Anchorage Inn Marina has long been overbooked for the weekend, so we will anchor at Silver Lake or dock first-come, first-serve at the National Park Service Dock. Some boaters are going across on Wednesday to try for the government docks. Others are spending Thursday evening in either Broad Creek/River Dunes or South River (stay away from the green bouys). Just let the Lichty's know when you will arrive so they can make reservations. Tim Burelle is looking for crew for the trip across the Pamlico on Wednesday/Thursday - call him on or to tnburelle@gmail.com Friday evening we will have a happy hour/social at the National Park Picnic Area (5PM) and then and on Saturday dinner at the Back Porch Restaurant at 6PM Hope you will join us! Please sign-up with names, boat name, , cellphone, and # for dinner Saturday, June 6th. Already on the list: Lichty, Moore, Little, Evans, Leahy, Gewain, Scheer, Lovvorn,Burelle Fort Macon Sail & Power Squadron Aids to Navigation Cruise Cost: $50 per person, $25 for minors under age 15. Not recommended for age 7 and below. An optional flashlight w/batteries and red filter will be available at the registration table for $12, prepaid. Reservations and checks must be received by Friday, June 4th. Date: Saturday, June 5th. The weather date will be Sunday, June 6 th. If the event is cancelled because of weather registration fees will be returned. RESERVATIONS AND ADVANCE PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED Weather Decision: The weather decision will be made at 12: 00 noon on Friday, June 4. Please call after noon on that date for the recorded weather decision announcement. 11

12 Articles in the Cape Lookout Outlook reflect the opinions of the authors. USPS is not responsible for editorial content. Readers comments, suggestions, and contributions are welcome. Please contact any of the bridge officers. NOTICES: Boat US offers a 50% discount to USPS members. Our Boat US group number is GA80679P and must be used to claim your $12.50 discount. Don t forget to patronize our advertisers, and be sure to tell them you are from CLSPS and saw their ad in The Outlook. NEW ADDRESS: Please notify Bill Reasons ( or reasonsusps@suddenlink.net) if you have any changes to the information we have on file such as boat information, or mailing address, birthdays, telephone number etc. Please provide information to the Editor by the 20th of the month by for the next newsletter. Late items will appear in the next issue of the Outlook. Marty Warnerrwarner4@ec.rr.com Outlook Staff Editor: 1/Lt Marty Warner, AP Advertising Manager: (Open) Legislation: P/C Larry McNellis, JN* Safety Officer: Joanne Somerday Public Relations Officer: P/C Bill Ash, SN, H Chairman, Squadron Vessel Safety Program: Richard Boyack, SN Vessel Examiners: Robert Blanchard Janet Blanchard Richard Boyack Bob Boyack Jewt Collyar Bob Cowardin Jim Davidson Jim Dugan George Maravelas Lloyd Moore ( ) Don Oltz Owen Smith Cape Lookout Sail and Power Squadron 2131 Neuse Cliffs Circle New Bern, NC Cape Lookout Sail and Power Squadron A Unit of the United States Power Squadrons District 27 America s Boating Club 12