Stockton Sailing Club s DOCKTALK. Stockton Sailing Club APRIL 2013

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1 Stockton Sailing Club s DOCKTALK Stockton Sailing Club APRIL 2013

2 SSC BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMODORE Faye Roberts VICE COMMODORE Gail Gradle REAR COMMODORE Gary Eggert PAST COMMODORE John Moyer SECRETARY Patty Jacquez TREASURER John Courtright PORT CAPTAIN Charles Sanford DIRECTORS Burt Mohr Steve Canepa Chris Shepherd Budge Humphreys SOCIAL & CRUISE Jillian Humphreys JUNIORS Suzanne Collins REGATTA Tony Holt Faye Roberts 2013 SSC Commodore Spring at last!!!! As I write this it s the last day of winter and a storm is heading our way. It s days like this that I think of sailors of yore, working the sails, pulling the lines, watching for the unfavorable conditions that might make or break the ship. The crew pulls their watch, maybe its stopped raining and maybe not. There is no going back to the dock and waiting out the storm. It s a means and career that continues to this day. I m not sure which is worse to sail in light airs or to start with an iffy weather report only to have it blow out of control. I can recollect an adventure that Pete and I had one weekend on the Bay. We had a great fish dinner at Scott s in Oakland. It was early afternoon and the winds on the estuary were feeling pretty good. We said goodbye to our hosts and shoved off for Treasure Island where we berth Tonic, a 24 Islander Bahama. This day, the fact that we could handle it ourselves was going to pay off. As we left the estuary and started in the open water towards TI, the wind had really picked up. I had never seen the bay with rollers and the tops blowing off. If it wasn t for some sun shining, I would have been more scared. We were motor sailing, but the small Johnson engine was cavitating. It was decided that the sails had to come down. Pete went forward and wrestled with the storm jib. Fabric and wind can be quite the contender. As I watched him, and kept the bow into the wakes, unknown to us our MOB went overboard from the stern pulpit. By the time he came back into the cockpit, the MOB was hard to see. Pete said we would have to turn around and get it. You can t leave a MOB bobbing around and not retrieve it. It was my worse nightmare, having to turn and be parallel with those waves for any period of time. Needless to say, we made it and did a fine job of a MOB maneuver on a MOB!!! It may not be a tale of yore or movie material, but it was harrowing none the less. Every one of us has a tale to tell all and I think we should be proud that we are here to tell them. So three cheers for spring, it s time to celebrate life. MANAGER / HARBORMASTER Suzi Wasielewski (209) manager13@stocktonsc.org DOCKTALK EDITOR Marvin McDougal The deadline for submissions is the 20th of the month! Submissions can be ed to: docktalk13@stocktonsc.org All articles, stories and event listings must be signed. Please identify places, persons or events in photos. Classified ads must have sellers name, price and contact number. Stockton Sailing Club 4980 Buckley Cove Way. Stockton, CA Club House: Office: Fax: LTS: stocktonsc.org CONTACT INFO, CONTENTS AND FAYE ROBERTS: INTRODUCTION 2 PRESENTATION: ENVIRONMENTAL BOATING, WITH BRIAN BABCOCK 3 CLASSIFIED SECTION AND THE SSC STORE 4 BLUE WATER CRUSIE PIZZA FEED 4 DINNER COUPON 5 DELTA DITCH RUN; GALA PARADE OF BOATS 5 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW; EDITOR S COMMENTS; NEW MEMBERS 6 HARBORMASTER HAPPENINGS; SOCIAL SCENE; COMMITTEE MEETINGS 6 JUNIORS CORNER 7 UNNAPROVED BOARD MINUTES 8, 9, 10 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 11 RACING SCHEDULE B/C Do any members have photographs of SSC events? (Cell phone, digital or scan-able accepted) Do you have important information to share? Or have committee reports you want highlighted? Do you have for sale items you would like post in the SSC newsletter? Please them to docktalk13@stocktonsc.org, They will be added to the newsletter, galleries. the new re-modeled SSC website or on the Stockton Sailing Club s FaceBook page. Thank you, in advance Page 2

3 Brian Babcock Presents California Coastal Commission and the California Department of Boating and Waterway s Boating Clean and Green Program, DOCKWALKER Presentation. Increase your boater awareness about clean and safe boating Create and Maintain cleaner waterways' for recreation and enjoyment Help preserve precious wild-life habitat and water quality FREE Boater Kit April 5TH, 6:30 P.M. Friday Night Dinner Stockton Sailing Club Contact: Brian Babcock flycavalry@aol.com Enjoy Friday Night Dinner at the Stockton Sailing Club while watching an informative video. Brian Babcock will inspire and educate fellow boaters and other recreationists on how to have safe and environmentally sound boating in California. After his presentation, fill out an anonymous recreational boater survey and receive a FREE boater kit. The information is used to improve the Program, better understand boater behavior and identify gaps in terms of safe and clean boating education and services. This kit is An essential tool. Items include: a pocketbook of tide tables, Department of Boating and waterways' pamphlets (ABC s of the California Boating Law and Clean Boating Habits) oil absorbent pillow with re-usable zip-tie and instructions (Can be attached to the bilge areas of a boat) * One per boat owner, plus more! Hope to see you there! Page 3

4 CLASSIFIEDS 1994 Catalina 34 Jennifer Anne $40,000 O.B.O Pacific Cup Vet. Roller Furling with self tending jib. 135 as well watt Freedom Inverter Charger; drip less shaft seal, Stainless shaft, Universal 35 horse diesel: SSB. Epirb. Adler Barbour Refrigeration; Autohelm 4000: Shallow draft wing keel. Many more extras. Berthed at SSC D-26. please contact: Gary Westcott or J-24 No.2381, X Firefly $4,000 This boat is beautiful down below, with varnished teak. No motor or trailer. Please contact: Ray or Bonnie Lopez: Force 5 $1500 Similar to a laser, with trailer. Completely renovated. Please contact: Ray or Bonnie Lopez: Columbia Challenger "Libertine" $6,000 O.B.O Too many new items to list! A MUST SEE! Trailer included. Ask any one about her...she is very nice. The boat is on dry dock behind harbor master's office. Please contact: Dana: Etchel, Sea Roses of the River $3,500 If you need to be in the top 5, THIS IS YOUR BOAT! Please contact: Terry: Columbia Chaos $5,500 Boat has a new trailer! Please contact: Terry: Hats, scarves, sweatshirts, vests and bags! Above are some examples of some of the items in our SSC store. There are so many to choose from, for you and your family! Contact Pam for availability and sizes. If you don t see what you want, ask! Pam may be able to get what you need. April 20th 6:30 PM. Hosted by: Peter Hine I will bring the pizza, and SSC staff will provide salad bar. Cost will be under $10.00 per person, but the actual amount depending on how many attendees. PLEASE BRING Any pictures', videos or war stories from the 2012 Blue Water Cruise. We will view and discuss those, and I will have available the tide info for September and October 2013 for the time we might want to head out either to Monterey or Bodega/ T a m a l e s B a y. Tom Lueck plans to be at the event, as he has scheduled an informal BWC to Monterey in mid-june, earlier in the year than our normal Sept./early October BWC, and we don't want to compete with that. If you can attend both cruises, t h a t i s g r e a t! There will be an announcement in DockTalk, and a signup sheet in the Clubhouse. Hope to see you April 20th! Page 4

5 Tom and Steve grilling ribs for FLEET NIGHT snack. Stockton Sailing Club s DINNER COUPON YES! I am available to: PREPARE THE MEAL: COOK THE FOOD: SERVE THE MEMBERS: YES! I will be available on this date: YES! I will be making: for dinner YES! I need help with the kitchen equipment: YES! Cut this coupon out and hand it in to the SSC Harbor Office w/ your name: Page 5

6 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW EDITOR S COMMENTS HARBORMASTER HAPPENINGS Members are being asked to remove Dinghies, kayaks and equipment from the docks. Please do not leave or store these items on the docks or fingers! There are currently 21 people storing dinghies and unapproved dock boxes on the deck. Individuals have 30 days to correct this. The rules and guidelines of the Harbor Rules are designed to provide the greatest degree of safety and enjoyment to members, guests and tenants. (6) No dinghies or other equipment are to be left or stored on the docks The Harbor Master and Board will be taking action against all offenders! Thank you, Chris Shepherd Also: Work on A dock continues to move ahead with B dock scheduled next. Hello SSC dog owners, help us keep the beautiful grounds at SSC nice and clean for all the users. We have located pooper scoopers at three strategic locations for your use, one by the waste can on the West side of the club, one by the waste can at the front (parking lot side) and one by the waste can under the office stairs. And, there are still the plastic bags in the dispenser on the front o f the club. Do you want to upload a photo directly to the Stockton Sailing Club FaceBook Page? All you have to do is it to: acme514dimmer@m.facebook.com I keep this address in my contacts under SSC FaceBook; then if I get a great shot with my iphone, ipad or cell phone camera, all I have to do is tap the phone a couple of times and send the photo straight to the page. How simple is that! A temporary janitorial service and a four hour guard service is needed from 10P.M. to 2 A.M. There is no SSC guard from 2 A.M. to 6 A.M. Locks will be changed on the bar and the walk-in-pantry to improve inventory control. U.S. Sailing is offering Safety at Sea presentations for clubs to utilize to educate members. SSC and the sailing program are in the process of becoming U.S. sanctioned program. Opening Day takes place during National Safe Boating week. Don t forget to attend the April 4th Dockwalkers presentation regarding environmental Stockton Sailing Club! Hosted by: Brian Babcock *See page 3 for details SOCIAL SCENE Awards Dinner 2013 will be held in the SSC retreat with a tentative date of September 14th, The Regatta Committee will coordinate the September Awards Dinner Game Night is April 7 P.M. Bring your intelligence, appetite, favorite game and food for a rousing evening! Contact Annie Bliss for more information; realtor.bliss@sbcglobal.net The installation of new club officers will take place at the Christmas champagne event this year. The SSC Board members will be responsible for the December Christmas Champagne Installation. DO YOU HAVE A SUGGESTION to stimulate overall club participation in FRIDAY NIGHT DINNERS? Proposal were made to increase the allotted dollar amount from $200 to $ This would allow more options regarding food.m NEW MEMBERS The Stockton Sailing Club would like to welcome our two newest members: Ed and Allyson Montague (adlo@gmail.com) & Wyatt Jones and SON Quentin (wyatt.jones@live.com) Welcome Aboard! COMMITTEE MEETINGS First Tuesday: Junior Committee 7:00 First Thursday: Rules & Policy 5:30 First Thursday: Harbor and Facilities 6:00 Second Monday: Membership 6:30 Second Tuesday: Board Meeting 6:30 Second Thursday: Regatta Meeting 6:30 First Thursday: Social & Cruise 7:00 Second Friday: General Meeting 7:00 Coastal Clean Up AND Junior Open House is April 14th, 2013, from noon to 5P.M. Ladies Luncheon is May 11th, This years theme is Come Sail Away. A wonderful menu is planned. Help is requested in the kitchen and with serving. Mother s Day is May 12th, Opening Day is May 18th, Planning is underway! Planned events include: boat show tours, U.S. Coastal Guard vessel inspections, paddle boat races, a swap meet, a dunk tank and raffle. Contact Jillian Humphreys for more information; Memorial day is May 27th, The Delta Ditch Run is June 8th, 2013.Volunteers' to work the race and the event are needed. Steerage is under the command of Tom Lueck and Budge Humphries. More Delta Ditch Run information is available on the SSC website. Or CLICK HERE. Page 6

7 JUNIOR AND SAILING COMMITTEE Junior Open House is April 14th, 2013, from noon to 5P.M. WELCOME JUNIOR SAILORS Juniors will help members clean out their garages to obtain items for Opening Day Swap Meet, on May 18th, 2013, in exchange for donations. The juniors are offering a FREE CAR! Stockton Sailing Club has an active year-round juniors program for youth aged 8-21 (24 if a full-time student) Juniors are inviting friends for a Fun Sail on April 19th, LEARN TO SAIL PROGRAM LTS begins in June! Join in on the fun in the sun! Calendar and registration forms coming soon! Young sailors have a great time l e a r n i n g h o w t o s a i l. The Junior Program promotes sailing in young people by making: sailboats, time and expertise available to them, on an ongoing basis, with adequate financial support. The program will teach good sportsmanship, and will encourage competition and innovation in all aspects of sailing. More info HERE or contact, Karen Miller Learn to Sail The activities include: Group fun sails in FJs, El Toros, Optis and other small dinghies Group sails to Taco Tuesday at Windmill Cove Barbecues, bowling and other fun social events Volunteer opportunities around the Club: including; a crab feed and helping at festivals and regattas High School FJ racing JUNIORS CORNER You don't even have to own a boat - the Club provides them. Junior membership is $52 a year with no initiation fee. SAILCAMP July 7 - July 13, 2013 The Sail Camp Program is intended for boys and girls ages 8 ½ 14 years of age. Sail Camp teaches a wide range of areas to enhance boat handling techniques and racing skills of junior sailors. Juniors are divided into 4 basic groups: Novice, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. The Stockton Sailing Club grounds continue to serve as the tradit i o n a l v e n u e f o r t h e c l i n i c. Juniors will camp within the secure area of the Club, in tents on the lawn. Campers provide their own tents and bedding. SSC bathroom and shower facilities are very nice and available for use. Contact the office for more information at A registration form is available online. A new Active Junior registration form must be submitted each year. Otherwise you will be dropped from the active list. The season ends on December 31st each year. Yes, I would like to participate in the SSC Junior program for the 2013 season. CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE Stockton Sailing Club s Junior website and fill out an online application and start sailing today!! Age appropriate and FUN off-the-water activities will be provided to occupy and entertain the Juniors in the evening hours before lights out. These usually include games, crafts, and more. Applications are accepted first from SSC/RYC/SCYC members/junior members with remaining slots filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications must be COMPLETE to be considered. Space is limited to eighty campers. Juniors will receive: Sailing/Racing instruction on and off the water, fun evening activities, 3 meals per day, a camp memento, and awards for racing excellence and sportsmanship, great new friends and a week of fun. * The Camp ends following the awards buffet on Saturday afternoon. To apply to be a camp counselor, please contact Susanne Collins 1zazu@inreach.com For much more information, pricing and adult/family participation; please visit the Stockton Sail Camp website, HERE Juniors hosted the February 2013 SSC Crab Page 7

8 Unapproved Board Minutes (A) March 12, 2013 CALL TO ORDER: Our SSC gracious Commodore, Faye Roberts, keeping her hand on the helm, called the meeting to order at 6:41 p.m. Present: Gary Eggert, Rear Commodore; John Moyer, Past Commodore; Patty Jacquez, Secretary; Jon Courtright, Treasurer; William Humphreys, Director; Burt Mohr, Director; Steve Canepa, Director; Chris Shepherd, Director; Charles Sanford, Port Captain; and Suzie Wasieleweski, Club Manager Excused: Gail Gradle, Vice Commodore STANDING BUSINESS: A. Approve March 2013 Agenda: Motion to approve the March 2013 Agenda: Chris Shepherd/ Jon Courtright M/S/P. B. Approve February 2013 Board Minutes: The following edit will be added to the Club Manager s Report, Item h: Jon will set up and maintain Board s. Motion to approve the February 2013 Board minutes with edits: Charles Sanford/ Burt Mohr M/S/P. C. Approve January 2013 Financials: After review by Jon, the January 2013 Financial Statements were distributed to Board members for review and discussion. Motion to approve January 2013 Financials: Gary Eggert/ John Moyer M/S/P. D. Club Manager Report: Suzi shared the latest tips on daily Harbormaster happenings: U.S. Sailing is offering Safety at Sea presentations for clubs to use to educate members SSC security personnel have requested and were granted a month-long vacation. Staff will look into a temporary janitorial service and a four-hour guard service from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. There will be no guard from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. Effort will be made to use existing temporary help The Community of Sailing small grant application was not submitted. SSC and our sailing program, however, are in the process of becoming a U.S. Sailing sanctioned program Opening Day is taking place during National Safe Boating Week. The SSC has received funding to help bring safe boating information to the public. A budget for this purpose and based on the Learn to Sail Grant will be submitted for preapproval The crash boat is back in service with a new motor. Repairs were approximately $1500 The accounting software program remains a challenge. The office is moving forward with implementing a new program. More details to follow Locks will be changed on the bar and the walk-in pantry to improve inventory control A. Correspondence: A retreat request for August was submitted by past SSC member, Tom Harrington. Intended use is Stockton Crime Stoppers, Inc. fundraising. More detail is requested before Board final approval. William Humphreys will serve as member liaison. B. Member and Guest Comments: None attended the Board meeting. OLD BUSINESS: A. Stockton Sailing Club Letter of Protest to Notification on B Dock Boat to Sell Alcohol: Faye shared the ongoing B Dock saga about the club s friendly reminder: At the February 2013 meeting it was brought to the SSC Board s attention that an owner of a boat on B Dock had posted signage on his boat to provide notice of intent to sell alcohol using the SSC club address. The SSC bylaws state: No commercial activity is allowed on the docks, including posting of signs. The club s policy is also to adhere to the California State Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Board laws. At the February Board meeting, Suzi and Faye were asked to follow up with the owner of the boat with a phone call and letter voicing the club s objection to use of the club s address on the notification, the signage on the boat, and proposed commercial activity on the club s premises. Faye has spoken with the SSC member as well as staff at ABC. Jon has also assisted with the filing of Form 501, a Protest Against Alcoholic Beverage License Application, citing SSC concerns. Faye will follow up and send the boat owner a friendly reminder letter asking him to withdraw his application using the SSC address, as he is in danger of forfeiture of membership and exclusion from harbor berthing. Page 8

9 Unapproved Board Minutes (B) March 12, 2013 NEW BUSINESS: A. Approve Stockton Sailing Club Proposed Budget: The SSC Budget was reviewed at the February Board meeting and posted in the clubhouse for review by the SSC general membership. There were no further comments prior to approval. Motion to approve Stockton Sailing Club Budget: Gary Eggert/ Burt Mohr M/S/P. B. Discuss Awards Dinner 2013: The Board agreed that this year s domain for the awards and installation event is slated for a change. Due to lack of time at the February Board meeting, this agenda item was moved to the March for discussion. The Awards Dinner will take place in the retreat with a tentative date of September 14 th. The installation of new club officers will take place at the Christmas champagne event this year. The SSC Board concurred that the customary planning protocol for these events will remain in place. The Regatta Committee will coordinate the September event and SSC Board members will be responsible for the Christmas champagne affair. C. Discuss Stockton Sailing Club 2013 Friday Dinners: A plethora of suggestions to stimulate club interest in taking responsibility for Friday night dinners was discussed. Proposals were made to allocate $200 per week for Friday night dinners with the general meeting reimbursement to remain at $275. It is hoped that the higher reimbursement rate will provide the cooks with more options which would create an improved variety in food, more interest in cooking, and better overall attendance at Friday dinners. Following discussion, it was determined that more detail regarding dinner donations and costs are required. This item was tabled until next month when more information will be provided. D. Discuss Membership Classification: Attention: For those non SSC members who are benefiting from the use of the club s facilities, be aware. The SSC bylaws define a family membership to include married couples, single persons, and their dependents. In addition, bylaws state that any person desiring a family membership shall present an application to the Harbormaster. It has been brought to the SSC Board s attention that non-members are charging at the bar and using berthing facilities. Following discussion, it was noted that enforcement of these bylaws is the responsibility of the Board and its flag officers. COMMITTEE REPORTS: A. Membership Committee: Adding to the SSC fleet of sailors, Budge announced that Ed and Allyson Montague have requested membership. Wyatt Jones and son Quentin, have also requested membership. Motion to approve new memberships: William Humphreys / Burt Mohr M/S/P. B. Harbor & Facilities (H&F) Committee: For those who feel that the SSC physical plant is everlasting, be informed of Chris and Charles report related to facilities, on going maintenance and repair efforts: Work on A dock continues to move ahead with B dock scheduled next. Suggestions have been presented for new rollers, removing the current tie system, and replacing with rings that slide out of the way when not in use. The plan also includes new launching ramp on the shore end of the dock and new boxes for storing equipment Outdoor light replacement is almost complete Work on SSC downspouts should be completed this month Bids are being requested for clubhouse beam repair New dock carts appear more stable. Membership input will be requested prior to submittal of the Capital Request form to purchase additional carts The Bird Boat is gone Costs related to dock finger repair was discussed The fence between the park and clubhouse is in need of repair Rowing team barges were discussed with follow up advised; the SSC is using one and it is in excellent shape. The other one is bad shape. The suggestion was made that the Rowing Club give the good one in exchange for SSC disposing of the damaged one Page 9

10 Unapproved Board Minutes (C) March12, 2013 *CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 A follow up fire inspection is scheduled for March 26th; the Annual Fire Inspection was made on March 4, Emergency lights in Kitchen were not working and have since been repaired. The exit door in Conference room still needs repair Members are asked to remove kayaks and dinghies from the docks. A note will be placed in Dock Talk and letters will be sent to members. There are currently 21 people storing dinghies kayaks or unapproved dock boxes on the docks. Individuals will have 30 days to correct The sound system will be finished shortly. The Committee voted to defer purchase of any wireless microphone until a future date. Perhaps one can be rented if needed. The painting of dock ramps and light standards is underway The reuse of the small crane was discussed Motion to approve putting the small crane back into service: Jon Courtright/ William Humphreys M/S/P (Opposed Charles Sanford) C. Finance Budget Legal and Insurance (FBLI) Committee: Jon noted that financial strategic planning is in progress. He is reviewing the club s income, potential cost enhancements, and a long-term strategy to improve the club s bottom line. This will be presented to the FBLI Committee for review when complete. D. Regatta Committee: No report. E. Rules and Policies Committee: No report. F. Social and Cruise Committee: Steve reported on past and future social and adrenaline pumping activities: The committee met on March 7th and discussed the successful crab feed Game Night will be held on the third Thursday of each month. Bring your intelligence, appetite, favorite game and food for a rousing evening on April 18th at 7:00 p.m. The Ladies Day Luncheon theme is Come Sail Away. A wonderful menu is planned and help is requested in the kitchen and with serving Opening Day planning is underway. Planned are: boat show tours, U.S. Coast Guard vessel inspections, paddle boat races, booths, a swap meet, dunk tank, and raffle. Contact Jill Humphreys for more information Delta Ditch Run event planning is on the move. Volunteers to work the race and event are needed. Steerage is under the command of Tom Lueck and Budge Humphreys. More Delta Ditch Run information is available on the SSC website. G. Junior and Sailing Committee: Gary updated the Board on the Junior front: The juniors were happy with the crab feed A work day is planned for March 17th Juniors are inviting friends for a Fun Sail on April 19th Juniors will help members clean out their garages to obtain items for Opening Day Swap Meet. In exchange for donations, the Juniors are offering a free car The Board determined that the Juniors may not use SSC boats for Taco Tuesdays. The juniors are invited to come to the Board with a plan for future SSC boat use Motion to Adjourn Meeting (9:07 p.m.) Approved: Gary Eggert / Burt Mohr M/S/P Adjournment to 6:30 p.m. April 9, 2013 Stockton Sailing Club Board Room, 4980 Buckley Cove Way Board Room, Stockton, CA Respectfully submitted by Patty Jacquez, Secretary Board of Directors, Stockton Sailing Club Page 10

11 Spring Series Race #1 Photo By: Marvin McDougal April 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday AM-4PM Junior Committee 5:30-8:30 PM Rules & Policy 7-8PM Harbor & Facilities 7-9PM Social & Cruise 6:30-8:30 PM Friday Night Dinner PM Spring Series Race #3 6:30-8:30 PM Membership Committee 6:30-9PM Board meeting 6:30-8PM Regatta Committee 6:30-8PM Friday Night Dinner 12 Noon-5 PM Double-Handed Long Distance Race # Noon-4PM Coastal Clean-Up 12 Noon-5PM Junior Open House 6:30-8PM Friday Night Dinner PM Spring Series Race # PM-? Game Night 26 6:30-8PM Friday Night Dinner PM Spring Series Race # AM-4PM Junior Committee 2 3 5:30-8:30 PM Rules & Policy 7-8PM Harbor & Facilities 7-9PM Social & Cruise 6:30-8PM Friday Night Dinner 4 12 Noon-5 PM Double-Handed Long Distance Race #2 Page 11

12 Stockton Sailing Club 4980 Buckley Cove Way. Stockton, CA Club House: Office: Fax: Info: stocktonsc.org Racing Schedule 2013 Specialty Races are Saturdays: 12 Noon. First Prep (12.00) Spring Series Races are Sundays: 1 PM. First prep (13:00) Wednesday Night Racing 6:30 PM. First Prep (18:30) January 23 Fleet Night (Guest speaker, Tom Ehman) 26 Installation of Officers and Awards Banquet February 21 Fleet Night (7PM) March 2 Long Distance Race #1 (12 Noon) 10 Time Change, Spring Forward 10 Spring Series #1 (1 PM) 16 Double-Handed Long Distance #1 (12 Noon) 24 Spring Series #2 (1PM) 14 Fleet Night (7PM) April 7 Spring Series #3 (1PM) 13 Double-Handed Long Distance #2 (12 Noon) 21 Spring Series #4 (1PM) 28 Spring Series #5 (1PM) May 4 Long Distance Race #2 (Noon) 5 Spring Series #6 (1PM) 19 Spring Series #7 (1PM) June 5 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 8 Delta Ditch Run 12 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 19 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) South Tower Race (10 AM) 23 South Tower Awards 26 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 29 Race of Champions (12 Noon) July 3 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 4 Independence day 10 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 13 Jack and Jill Race 17 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 24 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 31 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) August TBA Frank s Tract Regatta 7 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 14 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 21 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) 28 Wednesday Night Racing (6:30 PM) September 7 Fall Series #1 (12 Noon) Tuleburg Regatta October 12 Fall Series #2 (12 Noon) November 2 Fall Series #3 (12 Noon) December 14 Fall Series #4 (12 Noon)