Newsletter of Lake Yosemite Sailing Association July 2013

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Newsletter of Lake Yosemite Sailing Association July 2013 If you missed our Open House & Shrimp Feed this year, you missed a great time! Sailboat rides, a delicious feast, and great company made it an afternoon to remember. Thanks to all who attended and helped us reach out to our community to showcase our club. Pictured above is Darrell &Linda Sorensen and their family. 1

Lake Yosemite Sailing Association Commodore Mike Strealy P.O. Box 3994 Merced, CA 95340 Commodore: Mike Strealy (209) 485-4961 mstrealy@sbcglobal.net Vice Commodore: Suzanne Johnson wannie1957@yahoo.com Past Commodore: Thom Grimaldi (209) 384-3439 thomagrim@sbcglobal.net Secretary: Ed Dietz (209) 628-8249 eddietz42@yahoo.com Treasurer: Diane Sousa (209) 723-1832 dsousa@smithandstappcpas.com Port Captain: Tim Harden (209) 383-2631 timharden5820@comcast.net House Captain: Jay Sousa (209) 617-1384 jay.sousa@sbcglobal.net Cruise/Social Captain: Kathi Fournier (209) 947-3722 Looking around on a typical Thursday night race I have to say that I am surprised at the number of our sailors that do not wear pfd s. Perhaps the fact that we sail on a small lake where you can see every shore gives us a sense that nothing bad can happen. Well it can and will eventually. What would happen if a crewperson went overboard on your boat? Or the skipper? How fast can you get back to them? What if they are injured? It would be a whole lot better if you knew that they would be bobbing along with their pfd when you did get back to them, wouldn t it? Not to bum everyone out but I was looking up some stats on Cal Boating s website and of the 160 people that drowned in boating accidents, 121 of them were not wearing a pfd. I hope that the mention of this makes everyone think a little more about safety, and I hope that many more of you are wearing a pfd during the next race. Switching gears to a better topic, I want to congratulate the entire LYSA on putting together one of the best Shrimp Feeds we have ever held. You can read about the event elsewhere in this newsletter but great job everyone! On a final note this month, if you have any photos you have taken sailing recently and would like to share them on the website or newsletter, feel free to email them to myself or Ed Dietz. Until next month... kathi6280@yahoo.com Racing Captain: Darrell Sorensen (559) 665-2690 sorensenwoodcraft@gmail.com Submissions: Deadline is the 22nd of each month. Submit to Ed Dietz (eddietz42@yahoo.com) Elizabeth Dietz, Editor 2

Secretary Ed Dietz Membership Meeting: 06/11/2013, 7:02-7:59PM Attendance: 19 Minutes: Secretary read the minutes from the 5/14/2013 membership and board minutes. Reports Actions Discussions: Commodore, Mike Strealy... no news to report. Vice Commodore, Suzanne Johnson... need raffle donations or cash- contact Suzanne, Peggy, or Ion. Past Commodore, Thom Grimaldi... requested volunteers to help with the Open House Shrimp Feed. Treasurer, Diane Sousa... absent. House Captain, Jay Sousa... absent. Port Captain, Tim Harden... absent. The commodore reported that the marina gate needs to remain locked except on Thursday race nights when a lot of people are entering and exiting. Cruise & Social Captain, Kathi Fournier... social activities are planned for the 4 th of July. Race Captain, Darrell Sorensen... Lipton Cup Race: deadline for applicants is 6/20/2013. Three boats have applied. Dick Gardner Memorial Regatta: First race scheduled for 6/22/2013. Second race is 7/20/2013. Secretary, Ed Dietz... read minutes from previous meetings. Jr. Sail Camp Committee, Matt Leoffler... There will be four one-week camps this summer. Donations for a full or partial scholarships are requested. on the second starte because they are smaller and hard to see by the non-spinnaker boats of the third start. After discussion it was decided that a possible solution would be to run each boat class on a different course and see how that worked (closed). Board Minutes: 6/11/2013, 8:08-8:56PM Attendance: 6 Minutes: The board approved the minutes from 5/14/2013, which were presented at the membership meeting. Reports Actions Discussions: Please refer to the minutes from the membership meeting. Old Business: Dinghy Dry Storage on Side Yard: Tabled. (Open Thom Grimaldi) Clubhouse Usage & Procedures Project: Tabled. (Open Jay Sousa) Guidelines for Advertising & Promoting: Tabled. (Open Jay Sousa) Sea Scout Sponsorship Project: Tabled. (Open Board) New Membership Application: Tabled (Open Mike Strealy) Tree Stump Removal: The board agreed to limit costs to $300. (Open Thom Grimaldi) New Business: Dock/County Issue: Resolved with county Parks & Recs Dept. (Closed Mike Strealy) Radio Station LYSA Interview (KYOS 1480): Assigned to Ed Dietz. (Closed) LYSA Stickers: Purchase 4 inch LYSA stickers to sell to members for $4.00. (MSP Board Project Open) Adjourned: 8:50PM Old Business: none. New Business: Dennis Wainwright requested that centerboard boats not be started 3

Come Sail With Us! 2013 Dick Gardner One Design Series July 20 August 17 September 7 Low Entry Fees Non LYSA Members Welcome Variety of Courses Registration 1-2 PM Racing Starts at 3 PM See LYSA Website for More Information and NOR LYSA announces sign-ups for 2013 Junior Summer Sail Camp Offering Four Sessions: July 8-12, July 15-19, July 22-26, July 29 August 2. Mini-camper sessions are from 9am-1pm. Basic/Advanced sessions are from 9am-4pm. Registration Fee: $125.00 for Mini-campers and $180.00 for Basic/Advanced Ask us about our scholarship program and member discount! Multiple siblings and/or multiple week sign-ups will receive a 15% discount off total price of camp. For more information contact Brigitte or Matt at (209) 357-7049. 4

House Captain Jay Sousa Race Captain Darrell Sorensen Our new and improved clubhouse got a proper break in with a huge turnout for our annual shrimp feed at the end of June. It was a great event as over 230 people enjoyed some great shrimp, music, raffle and awesome camaraderie! A new feature this year was a dessert auction, in which the proceeds went to Sail Camp, our kids learn to sail program. Apparently LYSA has some pretty amazing pastry chefs because a lot of money was raised for the program. A big thank-you to all of the club members that helped make this event a great success! We have had a lot of people reserve the clubhouse for private functions so far this year and if you would like to get on the calendar for an event please check out the LYSA calendar at the clubs website to make sure that it is available then E Mail me at jay.sousa@sbcglobal.net and I will add you to the calendar. Please remember that the clubhouse is available for members only to reserve and that member must be at the function the whole time. Also, you are responsible for bringing your own paper products (with the exception of Toilet paper and paper towels). Please remember to leave the house clean after your event, this includes washing, drying and placing dishes, pots Etc. back where they came from. With our sailing season approaching the halfway mark I would like to encourage all members to come out sail, and use your beautiful facility! For Laughs: An old sea captain was sitting on a bench near the wharf when a young man walked up and sat down. The young man had spiked hair and each spike was a different color... green, red, orange, blue, and yellow. After a while the young man noticed that the captain was staring at him. "What's the matter old timer, never done anything wild in your life? The old captain replied, "Got drunk once and married a parrot. I was just wondering if you were my son!" Wind has been plentiful in June, except for the Jack & Jill race where only 3 of the dozen entered drifted to the first mark. It was called a race at that point with Rachel Hadley and crew Steve Leonard declared winners. With the positive response we have had on the race, it will definitely be on the calendar for next year. The Dick Gardner One Design Series kicked off on June 22nd. Turnout was a bit light due to other conflicts. We did have fleets of Lasers & Multi-hulls. Thom Grimaldi showed the way with his Hobie, even showing off a bit with one hull way up in the air as he crossed the finish line. Casey Leoffler edged out jimmy Schriber in a close fought battle in the Lasers. Special guest was June Gardner, the widow of Dick Gardner. She was accompanied by her two sons. The next race is Saturday, July 20th. I know we will have a fleet of Windmills, with at least 2 out of town boats to add to our own Windmill Fleet. I wouldn't be surprised to see Bob Gardner, Dick s son, in one of the Windmills. The Lipton Challenge Cup almost came off, but due to the drowning after the Ditch Run of a close friend of one of the entrants and a conflicting memorial on the date of the race, it left us with only two entries. Three are needed to have the race. There were two more who wanted to enter, but did not meet the boat requirements. Maybe next year. The first half of the Thursday Night series is now complete with Dave Mosher leading in spinnaker, Dennis Wainwright in nonspinnaker, and Steve Leonard in the centerboard fleet. The second half always brings lighter winds, so those who don't care to sail in heavy wind and white caps, come out and sail the second half. We will have a break on the 4th of July and start racing again on July 11th. See you at the lake... 5

INTERESTED IN CREWING? Crew needed for Thursday races. Experience desired but, not necessary. Must be agile and moderately strong. Potential for Regattas at other clubs this Summer and on San Francisco Bay next Winter. Steve Leonard, 209 722 8554, SLBIKSRF@SBCGLOBAL.NET. Want to be more active in LYSA? Come to our membership meetings! 2nd Tuesday of every month, at 7PM Know what is going on Contribute new ideas Participate in projects Enjoy socializing with other members at pre-meeting potluck Next Meeting: July 9, 2013, 7PM 1981 MACGREGOR SAILBOAT 22 Foot, extra sails and trailer, $3400. OBO. Tom Collins. 209-402-3277 15ft AMF/SEARS GAFF RIGGED SAIL BOAT Good looking boat with current registration, ugly trailer and decent sails. It is molded plastic and foam filled with a good sized cockpit. Really easy and fun to sail. $300 Contact Conrad: 209-564- 2958 1967 VENTURE 23' - swing keel - self tacking jib -pop top above cabin; new electric motor 50 lb thrust with battery -new bottom paint Price $2000 or OBO Contact Gary Davis cell 209-261-7799 or e-mail gdrun26@aol.com 14 FT. AMF ALCORT FORCE 5 - Complete with two sails, Harken blocks, new lines, outhaul, Cunningham, boom vang, good dagger board, rudder, and tell tail. Hull has seen some action. Hull damage where nose hits trailer bumper. I ll throw in a bottle of antioxidiser. New thwart seat, new splash coaming and V cleats, new self bailer. Trailer: New bearings and new tires. Request pictures via email. Books out with trailer about $1,400. Extra accessories also available. All reasonable offers considered. Contact T.C. Terry Malang at 559-297-1115 or via email at tcnbabe@comcast.net OPEN HOUSE PHOTOS Check them out online at LakeYosemiteSailing.org 6

July 2013 7/4 4th of July Potluck BBQ & Fun Sail 7/6 High Sierra Regatta 7/9 Membership Meeting 7/20 Dick Gardner Series, Race 2 7/27 8/2 Delta Doo Dah August 2013 7/27 8/2 Delta Doo Dah 8/13 Club Meeting 8/17 Dick Gardner Series, Race 3 8/23 8/25 Huntington Lake Cruise Have a boat to sell? Need crew? Looking to crew? Advertise in Light Air s classifieds column! Send submissions to eddietz42@yahoo.com with LYSA Classifieds in the subject line. Same Day Service Free Estimates Carpet - Upholstery - Rugs - RV - Stain Removal - Odor Control - Repairs Richard Golub Merced Area 209-722-5341 Mike Strealy Turlock Area 209-667-9500 7