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1 JIB SHEET Established 1908 September 2013 W.A.V.E. ON THE BAY Photos by Julie Connerley

2 ON THE HORIZON IN SEPTEMBER... Wednesday, September 4 PYC Yoga 5:30pm Friday, September 6 PYC Yoga 8:30am Saturday, September 7 Commodore s Cup #3 NYCP LADIES DINNER DANCE CASINO ROYALE Dinner, Dancing, & Gaming begins 5:30pm Reservations Required Tuesday, September 10 Junior Sailing Board Meeting RACE COMMITTEE SEMINAR 6pm Wednesday, September 11 PYC Yoga 5:30pm Friday, September 13 PYC Yoga 8:30am Saturday, September 14 Cruising Couples Regatta PYC Chappell/Stitt Jr. Regatta PYC Tuesday, September 17 PYC Seminar Series Membership Committee Wednesday, September 18 PYC Yoga 5:30pm PYC Board Meeting Friday, September 20 PYC Yoga 8:30pm September USODA Southeastern Champs PYC Saturday, September 21 Pier & Back Race PBYC Raft Up to be announced Tuesday, September 24 Ham Radio Club Wednesday, September 25 LADIES FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON Social & Shopping 11am Luncheon & Show 12noon Reservations Required PYC Yoga 5:30pm Friday, September 27 PYC Yoga 8:30am Saturday, September 28 PYC #1 Regatta- PYC RESERVATIONS Page 2 September 13 FLAG OFFICERS SUSAN MCKINNON c Commodore susanmckinnon@me.com BOB DAWKINS c Vice Commodore/Membership vice.commodore@pyc.gccoxmail.com BEN MYERS c h Rear Commodore/Facilities benmyersjr@yahoo.com Marina/Communications BOB SUTTON c h Fleet Captain/GYA Coordinator rrsutton01@cox.net LINDA WHITMAN c h Secretary/Entertainment lindaw@cox.net or lwhitman@whitmanandwhitman.com DAN SMITHSON c h Treasurer/Finance capndan@panhandle.rr.com BOARD OF DIRECTORS JERE ALLEN c h Commodore Emeritus jcallen43@gmail.com TIM KANE h Pool Co-Chair tim@kanesherman.com BRUCE PARTINGTON h Bylaws bruce.partington@gmail.com b.partington@cphlaw.com ANN PLEUNE c h Photo-Social/Pool Co-Chair apleuneus@aol.com RANDY RAY c Human Resources/FCYC randalray@me.com Member Seminars JIM REEVES h o Director jjreeves@bellsouth.net NEIL THORSEN h c Risk Management/ nthorsen@cox.net Member Seminars PYC MANAGEMENT JIM WARWICK ex 104 General Manager jwarwick@pyc.gccoxmail.com DEON BOATMAN ex 101 Office Manager deon@pyc.gccoxmail.com JENNIFER LANGHAM ex 100 Accounts Payable/Webmaster Jennifer@pyc.gccoxmail.com SCOTT SEGERS ex 102 Event Coordinator events@pyc.gccoxmail.com ANDREA VANDAL ex 103 Bar Manager bar@pyc.gccoxmail.com ARTIE GLESS ex 107 Executive Chef kitchen@pyc.gccoxmail.com GREG SPITZER ex 108 Dockmaster DockMaster@pyc.gccoxmail.com

COMMODORE S COMMENTS September signals the beginning of fall, football, and the Ladies Dinner Dance! If you have not made your reservations, it s not too late!

! September is also a time of lovely weather, barring tropical disturbances. Though the weather may be perfect for a day at the pool, keep in mind that the lifeguards are no longer on duty.

As a qualifier for the National Championships, this prestigious regatta will bring participants from around the country.

As an added bonus, the young sailors will have the opportunity to attend a session at the National Flight Academy aboard NAS Pensacola.

Thank you to P/C Alan McMillan, PRO/Past Commodore John Matthews, and publicists Talbot and Virginia Wilson and the committee chairs and volunteers who have worked many months to make this regatta a

Let s show our guests what real Southern hospitality is all about. And speaking of Southern hospitality, The Wharf Raftup was the place to be in August!

3 COMMODORE S COMMENTS September signals the beginning of fall, football, and the Ladies Dinner Dance! If you have not made your reservations, it s not too late!! The evening promises to be lively with the sounds of Clark and Company, great food, great gaming tables, great silent and live auction items, and best of all; great friends!! September is also a time of lovely weather, barring tropical disturbances. Though the weather may be perfect for a day at the pool, keep in mind that the lifeguards are no longer on duty. Past Commodore Alan McMillan is expecting a large crowd for the United States Optimist Dinghy Association s Southeastern Championships to be held September As a qualifier for the National Championships, this prestigious regatta will bring participants from around the country. Parents and spectators may view the regatta from the fifty-two foot catamaran, Wild Hearts or a 50ft double Decker Pontoon Party Barge. As an added bonus, the young sailors will have the opportunity to attend a session at the National Flight Academy aboard NAS Pensacola. Be on the lookout at the Club for the beautiful program that accompanies the event. You ll be delighted at the outpouring of community support and sponsorships! Thank you to P/C Alan McMillan, PRO/Past Commodore John Matthews, and publicists Talbot and Virginia Wilson and the committee chairs and volunteers who have worked many months to make this regatta a success. Thank you, as well, to the members of PYC who have supported this fine event! Mark your calendars and come down to the Club to see these fine young sailors in action! Let s show our guests what real Southern hospitality is all about. And speaking of Southern hospitality, The Wharf Raftup was the place to be in August! Thank you to Trish and Rusty Bond for Chairing this fabulous raft up. Also, to Ivan and Jenny Streckel, P/C Alan and Gloria McMillan, Marco Stolfi, P/C Sam and Anna Foreman, and Linda Whitman for hosting the fun parties. A great time was had by all! At the August General Membership meeting, Dr. Andy and Bonnie Candela, along with their children Alicia and Andres, presented the Club with a custom gaming table. Specially ordered, this beautiful table is emblazoned with the PYC logo, and is located in the Grille Room. According to Andy and Bonnie, the double nines are the game to play. Want to learn? Come on down to the Club and let s learn together. Thank you, Candela family, for this gift that will bring many hours of enjoyment to Club members! Recently, the Club was faced with challenges as we underwent necessary budget cuts to aggressively begin paying down debt. With a declining membership base, and rising costs, it was necessary to aggressively posture ourselves to reduce our debt load. I am extremely proud to report that we have eliminated the balance on our line of credit. This could not have been done without the support of all. My gratitude is endless to the Board, management, staff, and membership. Working together towards this common goal has made it possible; and I thank you from the bottom of my heart! Please be assured that reducing debt while delivering an enriching Club experience remains a top priority. SUSAN MCKINNON September 13 Page 3

This month we welcome four new members to PYC. We are delighted to welcome back to the Club Dr. Joseph O Daniel and his wife, Eleanor. Joe, a retired ER physician, is restoring a Morgan 30 sailboat.

Elizabeth Marshall Denny-Abernathy joined as a Regular Active member this month.

Bess is the President of Studer Properties and Investments. Jackie Johnston and Malcolm joined as Social members. Jackie is a cosmetologist at Crane and Company Hair Salon.

Please welcome these new members when you see them around the Club.

The secret to welcoming and retaining new members is to get them engaged in the Club. The first year or two of membership is the most critical in keeping them as members.

Some of the activities are visible like raftups, fishing, bridge, and yoga immediately come to mind. Others are not so visible such as the Ham Radio Club, scuba diving, canoeing and biking.

However, it s important that new members find the way to become involved in some of these activities and groups.

4 This month we welcome four new members to PYC. We are delighted to welcome back to the Club Dr. Joseph O Daniel and his wife, Eleanor. Joe, a retired ER physician, is restoring a Morgan 30 sailboat. Now that he has more leisure time to enjoy a PYC membership, he decided it was time to rejoin the club as a Regular Active member. Elizabeth Marshall Denny-Abernathy joined as a Regular Active member this month. Her father, Seymour Marshall, is a Regular Active member but is no longer able to utilize his club membership, so Bess has assume his membership. Bess is the President of Studer Properties and Investments. Jackie Johnston and Malcolm joined as Social members. Jackie is a cosmetologist at Crane and Company Hair Salon. Joshua and Brittany Steigner have joined our Club as Transitional Active members. Josh is in flight training at NAS and plans to sail his Hobie 16 from the Club beach. Please welcome these new members when you see them around the Club. While we are thinking of welcoming new members, I want to reiterate some of what we discussed at the August General Membership meeting. The secret to welcoming and retaining new members is to get them engaged in the Club. The first year or two of membership is the most critical in keeping them as members. That being said our membership has a broad range of interests as you might expect from a large group of people. It is our Club membership that helps us find friends to do things with us. Some of the activities are visible like raftups, fishing, bridge, and yoga immediately come to mind. Others are not so visible such as the Ham Radio Club, scuba diving, canoeing and biking. The Membership Committee is working on a directory of these activities with a description to include in membership information. However, it s important that new members find the way to become involved in some of these activities and groups. And this where the groups function on our new website becomes important for all Club members. Each group on the PYC website will identify a contact person making the initial contact with the group easy so one can join the activity. The Membership Committee encourages you to establish a group on our website for any activity you think a new member would find interesting. This will also serve the current membership who may be interested in these activities. Page 4 September 13 VICE COMMODORE S COMMENTS FROM REAR COMMODORE BEN MYERS The PYC Marina is falling apart and needs some serious attention. The Board has authorized expenditures to repair the wave attenuator. This will be the first phase in our phase-by-phase repair of the Marina. To begin with we will remove any pilings and finger piers that are not usable which will be followed by the demolition and replacement of the eastern walkway on the dock. Once we have access, we can begin to replace the dock, finger piers, and mooring pilings. Commodore McKinnon, Treasurer Dan Smithson, and our General Manager Jim Warwick have done a great job getting the expenses of the Club under control, but that doesn t mean we are flush with cash. Our game plan going forward is to enlist the men and women power of the membership to put forth a little sweat equity in this project. We will be looking for volunteers to form work parties under our Dockmaster Greg Spitzer s direction. We all have unique talents that the club can benefit from to complete this project. Also donations can be made to the Club earmarked for this project. I look forward to hearing from you and working beside you. BOB DAWKINS

LADIES DINNER DANCE Dining, Dancing, & Gaming SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 AT 5:30pm A stirred not shaken complimentary 007 martini awaits your arrival at the best party of the season at PYC.

Or browse among all the Silent Auction items on your way in and place a bid or two.

5 LADIES DINNER DANCE Dining, Dancing, & Gaming SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 AT 5:30pm A stirred not shaken complimentary 007 martini awaits your arrival at the best party of the season at PYC. The gaming tables will be open and ready for you to enjoy the evening trying your luck. Winning big gives you a chance for some great gifts. Or browse among all the Silent Auction items on your way in and place a bid or two. Here are a few of the many items in the Silent Auction: a single KAYAK with paddle, a pair of STERLING SILVER EARRINGS from Jeweler s Trade, a MEN S BASKET filled with manly things like a rod and reel, 45-qt cooler, 12 pack of Heinekin, etc, a LADIES BASKET overflowing with special items for a lady including a $50 bottle of Champagne & $30 bottle of Chardonnay etc, and much, much more. Later enjoy an incredible array of food stations prepared for you by PYC Chef Artie. However the highlight of the evening will be the LIVE AUCTION featuring our own 007 Ian McKinnon as auctioneer. Who wouldn t want to bid on one of the following: 1. A pair of original copper plate engravings by Giovani Passerio custom framing with authenticated appraisal of $ A Certificate for a facial & skin rejuvenation worth $2, A Gourmet Dinner Party for six at the home Linda Whitman to name a few of the great items that will be auctioned for the right price. Also the winner of the Wine & Liquor Basket Raffles will be announced during the evening. The more tickets you buy the better your chances of winning and they are on sale now at the Club and will be on sale during the event. But that is not all, don t forget your dancing shoes because Clark & Company will be providing some great music for the last act of the evening. Guests are welcome at this Club event, so invite your friends to join you for this gala. Make your reservation today on the PYC website or call NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR 2014 OFFICER & BOARD POSITIONS BY COMMODORE EMERITUS JERE ALLEN This October the PYC Nominating Committee will conduct interviews and make recommendations to the Membership for the Flag Officers and Board of Directors positions for the year There are three Board seats and all of the Flag Officer positions, which are Secretary, Treasurer, Fleet Captain, Rear Commodore, Vice Commodore and Commodore up are up for nominations. A sign up board will be located in the lobby beginning on September 16, 2013 for individuals to indicate their interest in serving on the Board. Interviews for Board and Officer positions by the Nominating Committee will occur in early October. Many of our members have historically contributed their time to make PYC The South s Finest Yacht Club. Now is the time for you to consider the opportunity to serve on the PYC Board and continue this great tradition. September 13 Page 5

Where has the summer gone? There never seems enough time for fun in the sun during the summer. First of all I want to thank all the volunteers for their participation in the W.A.V.E. event last month.

6 Where has the summer gone? There never seems enough time for fun in the sun during the summer. First of all I want to thank all the volunteers for their participation in the W.A.V.E. event last month. There are too many of you to name, but know this, without your help it wouldn t have gone as smoothly as it did. You made PYC look great and all the Veterans had a great time. Thanks again. I was hoping to able to announce the winners of the annual PYC Commodores Regatta, however the weather got the best of us and prevented the regatta from going on as scheduled. We plan to reschedule both this Regatta and the Family Fund Day for sometime in the near future. So Commodores, keep practicing, you will still have to race in those little boats! Our PYC Lipton Team has been practicing for the Sr. Lipton Regatta, which is scheduled for Labor Day weekend at the. This year s captain of the team is Hunter Riddle. It s a fun weekend with good racing and lots of great parties. Cheerleader s are welcome to come over and support our Team s effort in this inter Club event. This will be a very busy month for Regattas on our Bay starting with Cruising Couples and Chappell/ Stitt Regattas followed by the USODA Southeastern Championship competition on the weekend of We are anticipating 100 to 150 Junior Sailors to participate from all over this region in this event at our Club. With everyone s help we can do a great job this year, and will be considered as a venue for an even bigger event in two years. Rounding out the month will be the PYC#1 Regatta. So as you can see we have a very busy racing schedule this month and are in need of as many volunteers as we can get. John Matthews has offered to volunteer his time to teach a class for new Race Committee volunteers on September 10, at 6pm in the Watson Sailing Center. If you would like to learn more about becoming a part of this great team of volunteers, plan to join us for this informative workshop. We are now in the heart of Hurricane Season so make sure your plan is in place for your boat whether it is at the marina or in dry storage. I hope we have no need for it, but please be prepared. As always, I look forward to seeing you on the water, in the water, or around the water It s the only way to live. Page 6 September 13 FLEET CAPTAIN S REPORT BOB SUTTON WANTED Volunteers to Serve on RACE COMMITTEE PYC is looking for members interested in learning about the duties and participation requirements for working on the PYC Race Committee. No experience or limited racing experience is required. Past Commodore John Matthews and other experienced Race Officials are offering to teach those who desire to learn about working on the PYC Race Committee. Race Committee work is fun, challenging, and gratifying. Come out and see. A Race Committee Seminar will be held on Tuesday, September 10 at 6 pm in the Watson Sailing Center. It will last no longer than 1 hour. For more information contact: John Matthews at johnmatthews@cox.net or or Fleet Captain Bob Sutton at rrsutton01@cox.net or GOTTA REGATTA 2013 SEP 7 Commodores Cup #3 NYCP SEP 14 Cruising Couples PYC Chappell/Stitt Regatta PYC SEP USODA South East PYC SEP 21 Pier & Back Race PBYC SEP 28 PYC #1 PYC OCT GYA WFORC PYC OCT 19 GYA Schreck PYC NOV 8-9 Jubilee Regatta/Ind FS PYC NOV 16 PYC #2 PYC DEC 14 Santa Clause Regatta PYC Boat Parade PYC

SETON FFATS Friday, September 20, 2013 reganam lareneg,yhcus nehpets 0830 1800 Sailor check-in 0800 1030 National Flight Academy Hands-on Ambition Tour, total mission experience: $ 75 per kid-

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7 SETON FFATS Friday, September 20, 2013 reganam lareneg,yhcus nehpets Sailor check-in National Flight Academy Hands-on Ambition Tour, total mission experience: $ 75 per kid- limited space Free parents tour and talk Optional practice racing and coaching National Flight Academy Free tour for Kids and Parents Focuses on the "cool" factor and introduces mission experiences Qualify here for the 2014 National Team Trials Saturday, September 21, Breakfast and Sailor check-in 0930 Skippers, Coaches, and Parents Meeting (Mandatory) 1000 Green Fleet Skippers Meeting 1100 First Warning Championship Fleet Racing to follow Lunch on the Water After Racing Dinner hosted by Pensacola Yacht Club adirolf tsewhtron ni semoh tsunday, senif September eht gnit22, om2013 orp Join us for Great Sailing and Great Fun Warm Water Hospitality The Beach Two days of Championship and Green Fleet Racing Also take one of the special tours of the National Flight Academy tsilaicbefore eps ytreporor P wafter eiverp Friday practice llac moc.loa@nosduhtiep This is a Qualifier for USODA Team Trials Breakfast 0930 Skippers, Coaches and Parents Meeting (Mandatory) 1000 Green Fleet Skippers Meeting 1100 First Warning Championship Fleet Racing to follow Lunch on the Water 1400 No first Warning Signal after this time After Racing Frozen treats and hot dogs Awards ceremony Green Fleet The Green Fleet Sailors schedule will be the same through the Competitors meeting at which point a second, separate meeting for Green Fleet sailors will be conducted and the remainder of the schedule for that fleet will be announced. Green Fleet coach and PRO is Tom Coleman \OWQHGQHSHGQ, VL HF I2 KFD( detarepo dna denwo 6HSWHPEHU 3DJH 7

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5:30-8:30pm FRIDAY Lunch 11am-2pm Happy Hour

8 Main CLUB HOURS NEW SUNDAY HOURS Brunch Specials 11am-2pm Hor d oeuvers 3-6pm Bar Closes at 7:30pm CLOSED ON MONDAY TUESDAY thru THURSDAY Lunch 11am-2pm Happy Hour 4-7pm Dinner 5:30-8:30pm FRIDAY Lunch 11am-2pm Happy Hour 5-6pm Jackpot/Split ticket Drawing 8pm Dinner 6-9pm SATURDAY Lunch 11am-2pm Bar Menu available All Day Dinner 5:30-8:30 FOR RESERVATIONS Page 8 6HSWHPEHU

Events PYC LADIES FASHION LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

Champagne & Mimosas $3 Bloody Marys WEDNESDAY ALL YOU CAN

76++ FRIDAY Menu Dining or Soup & Salad Buffet Friday Night

95++ No To Go Boxes PYC BAR SPECIALS 5-8pm TUESDAY $3 ++ 2

9 Events PYC LADIES FASHION LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Fashions by CLUB SPECIALS SUNDAY Brunch Specials $2 Champagne & Mimosas $3 Bloody Marys WEDNESDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT Peel & Eat Shrimp $ FRIDAY Menu Dining or Soup & Salad Buffet Friday Night Drawing Social & Shopping 11am Luncheon & Fashions 12 noon Reservations Required SATURDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT Prime Rib $ No To Go Boxes PYC BAR SPECIALS 5-8pm TUESDAY $ for 1 Draft Beer WEDNESDAY $5 ++ Any Glass of Wine THURSDAY $2 ++ $2 Longnecks SATURDAY $5 ++ Martini Night SUNDAY $5 ++ Sangria September 13 Page 9

CRUISER S CORNER Two dozen boats and over 80 people converged on The Wharf for the August raft up in spite of dire weather predictions.

Most of the boaters who cruised over on Friday did see quite a bit of rain on the way over but it stopped midafternoon.

We decided to forego the Oasis Water Park and Lazy River due to the cool, cloudy weather.

Friday and Saturday evening were both kicked off with cocktail parties hosted by members who were renting condos.

Each evening was capped off with a laser light show, lighted palm trees, and dancing in the street presented by the Merchants

After the show we adjourned to the boats to continue the party. Sunday brunch was back in the condo.

10 CRUISER S CORNER Two dozen boats and over 80 people converged on The Wharf for the August raft up in spite of dire weather predictions. It was great to see some new faces along with old friends. Most of the boaters who cruised over on Friday did see quite a bit of rain on the way over but it stopped midafternoon. After early morning showers the next two days, the sky remained threatening but the rain stayed away. We decided to forego the Oasis Water Park and Lazy River due to the cool, cloudy weather. That simply made more time for shopping and partying aboard the boats. Friday and Saturday evening were both kicked off with cocktail parties hosted by members who were renting condos. We had lots of fun and great food at both parties. Each evening was capped off with a laser light show, lighted palm trees, and dancing in the street presented by the Merchants Association of The Wharf. The evening show was a new addition this year and was well received. After the show we adjourned to the boats to continue the party. Sunday brunch was back in the condo. A big thank you to all of our condo hosts this year. The sun began to peak out from behind the clouds during brunch and we all enjoyed a beautiful trip home. The next raft up is scheduled for September 21. Our destination is still to be determined so stay tuned. See you on the water. JIM & LINDA OYLER 2013 Raft-Up Schedule SEP 21 To be announced Cliff & Kristen Roberts OCT 5 Barber s Marina Randy & Kim Ray Lost Bay Regatta NOV 2 Ft. McRae Jere & Karen Allen Blue Angels DEC 14 Boat Parade Jim & Linda Oyler DEC 21 Marina Party Jim & Linda Oyler Page 10 September 13

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14 ADVERTISE IN THE JIB SHEET 63$&( $9$,/$%/( *5($7 5$7(6 Ad Sizes Business card 1¼x 3¾ ¼ page 5x 3¾ ½ page 5x 7½ Full page 7 ½ x 10 Contact the PYC office at Please Patronize Our Advertisers! LIC #EC ,1'8675,$/ &200(5&,$/ 5(6,'(17,$/ &216758&7,21 0$,17(1$1&( )$; 3 2 %2; 3(16$&2/$ )/ :(67 +(50$1 675((7 3(16$&2/$ )/ Page 6HSWHPEHU MICHAEL McLEMORE PRESIDENT

15 SEPTEMBER 2013 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY BRUNCH 11AM - 2PM HORS D OEUVRES 3-6 PM BAR CLOSES 7:30PM CLUB CLOSED LUNCH 11 AM - 2 PM DINNER 5:30-8:30 PM HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM LUNCH 11 AM - 2 PM DINNER 5:30-8:30 PM HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM LUNCH 11 AM - 2 PM DINNER 5:30-8:30 PM HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM LUNCH BUFFET 11 AM - 2 PM HAPPY HOUR 5-6 PM DINNER 6:00-9:00 PM JACKPOT DRAWING LUNCH 11 AM - 2 PM DINNER 5:30-8:30 PM USODA SOUTHEASTERN CHAMPS PYC JUNIOR SAILING BOARD MTG PYC SEMINAR SERIES MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE HAM RADIO CLUB PYC BOARD MTG. 25 LADIES FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON COMMODORE S CUP #3 NYCP LADIES DINNER DANCE CASINO ROYALE 7 14 CRUISING COUPLES PYC CHAPPELL/STITT JR. REGATTA PYC PRIME RIB 21 USODA S.E. CHAMPS PYC PIER & BACK RACE PBYC RAFT UP TBA PRIME RIB PYC #1 - PYC PRIME RIB JUNIOR SAILING BOARD MTG OCTOBER HOSPITALITY MTG PRIME RIB 5 BARBER S MARINA RAFT UP LOST BAY REGATTA 12 WFORC AT PYC SERIES MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE 16 PYC BOARD MTG PRIME RIB PRIME RIB 19 SCHRECK REGATTA PRIME RIB HAM RADIO CLUB HALLOWEEN PYC BAR & GRILL ROOM RESERVATION OFFICE September 13 Page 15

16 Pensacola Yacht Club P.O. Box 989 Pensacola, Florida Cruising JIM & LINDA OYLER h jnlagain@gmail.com COMMITTEE CHAIRS Junior Yacht Club JOE LECCESE c jjleccese@cox.net Endowment Fund P/C SAM FOREMAN c panamasam@att.net Facebook/Hospitality/Jib Sheet JEAN FLEEGE c jfleege@aol.com EPA Relations P/C ALAN McMILLAN c Alan.c.mcmillan@gmail.com Fleet Chaplain DR. HENRY ROBERTS c Fleet Council JOHN MERTING w Fleet Surgeon DR. DAVID CHANDLER c FCYC RANDY RAY c randalray@me.com GYA CHARLIE HARP c Historian DAVE HOFFMAN c dave.antares@gmail.com Hospitality GWEN HERRIN h talkingwen@cox.net Landscape DANA JACKSON c dejjackson@att.net Long Range Planning P/C ALAN McMILLAN c Alan.c.mcmillan@gmail.com Marina & Dry Storage CoChair JOHN BUZIAK c buziakj@cpmechanics.com Parliamentarian P/C JOHN FOGG Photos-Social/Pool CoChair ANN PLEUNE h apleuneus@aol.com Pool CoChair TIM KANE h tim@kanesherman.com Publicity/Photos-Boating JULIE B. CONNERLEY c jjjbean@aol.com h Race Committee MARY ANN HAYES c Mhayes0745@aol.com Trophy Committee P/C JOHN MATTHEWS h johnmatthews@cox.net USCG Liaison BOB FLEEGE c bobpyc1776@aol.com

JIB SHEET AN AHA MOMENT! July Established 1908

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