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Windycrest -Jan., 2008-8.5 Official Publication of Windycrest Sailing Club/Keystone Lake, Oklahoma VOLUME 16 NUMBER 7, JULY, 2009 Rex and Allene Donley, Editors JULY SEPTEMBER 18..................................................................Tiller Time 4.....................................................................Full Moon 18................................................Night Race Series #4 6........................................................Fall Series #3 & 4 PR O Michael Gent PRO Rod Sherwin 22 .................................................Wednesday Race #8 7 ......................................................Labor Day Brunch Pro Harvey Baker LDLDR PRO Santana 20 Cook Sunfish 12 ................................................................MS Regatta 25..................................................................Tiller Time 13......................................................Fall Series #5 & 6 29 ...................................................Wednesay Race #5 PRO John Kerr, Jr. PRO Terry Dannar 14 .............................................................BOG Meeting Cook CB Handicap Sand Spring Community Center - 6:30 p.m. 16-19........................................................MC Nationals 20 .........................................................Fall Series #7*7 AUGUST PRO Britt Williams 1..................................................Night Race Series #5 27 .......................................................Fall Series #9-10 PRO Stephen Gent PRO Terry Rainey 3 ...............................................................BOG Meeting Sand Springs Community Center 5 .................................................Wednesday Race #10 PRO Steve Elliot Cook C25/27 6.....................................................................Full Moon 8..................................................Night Race Series #6 PRO Michael Gent 9..............................................Summer Series #9 & 10 PRO Fred Morgan 16............................................Summer Series 11 & 12 PRO John Kerr 20...........................Close/MS Launch Party 6:00 p.m. 30 ........................................................Fall Series #1&2 PRO Grant Gerondale Make ReservMatioSns anLd asauve n$5c.0h0 p ePr ticakert.t Syee B-a cAk Puageg aunds Ftlye r2 in0side for details. Food by Chimis and TGIF. Windword Page 2 BOARD OF GOVERNOR’S MEETING BOARD OF Windycrest Sailing Club there were any corrections to the June OVERNORS Board of Governors Meeting Minutes minutes printed in the Windword. G 06 July 2009 (draft) There being none, a motion was COMMODORE JoAnn Chandler made, seconded and approved to 455-5278 The BOG convened at 6:30pm in the accept the minutes as published. [email protected] Sand Springs Case Community Windword Editor: Rex & Allene will Center on July 6th, 2009. Governors publish pictures in the Windword VICE COMMODORE present were Tina Birch, David Briggs, whenever received as room allows Steve Elliott Jo Ann Chandler, Terry Dannar, Allene and stated that Howard Feldmann's 749-9268 Donley, Rex Donley, Steve Elliott, San Juan 7.7 was for sail; slip B-18. [email protected] Stephen Gent, Tucky Patz, and Tom Facilities Manager's Report: Jack REAR COMMODORE Proctor. Members present were stated the step to the Board Boat Dock David Briggs Darline Hobock, Fred Morgan, Jack is fixed and had intended having the 742-0454 Stewart, and Lisa Weatherholt. flag pole erected by the 4th, but need - [email protected] Guests Stephanie & Cameron Laurent ed to spend his time working on a and Ken Hill were also present. solution for the D Dock walkway bro - PAST COMMODORE Terry Dannar Welcome: Jo Ann welcomed the ken float. He hopes to have the flag 245-8033 guests and started the group with pole up within the next two weeks. [email protected] introductions. The Board of Jack said all the activities have gone Governors voted to accept the follow - really well and the only item needing SECRETARY ing guests as Regular Members: attention is one of the motors that Tina Birch Guest and prospective member Ken does not idle in neutral and is in need 583-8462 Hill loves being in the water, lives in of a carburetor rebuild. The BOG [email protected] Sand Springs and is a Civil Engineer voted that Jack take the motor in for TREASURER working for the City of Tulsa. Ken is repair. Tom Proctor currently participating in the SEA Jack will put a committee together 749-1181 classes and volunteered on the RC for rebolting the newer breakwater and [email protected] during the Great Plains Optimist will bring an estimate to the next BOG Regatta. He has his eye on a Catalina meeting for replacing the last two FLEET CAPTAIN Stephen Gent 22 and is leaning more toward the anchors on the older breakwater. 918-260-5344 cruising way of sailing. Treasurer's Report: Tom passed [email protected] Cameron Laurent and his wife out and reviewed the financials with Stephanie have, with the help of Fred Board. Noting the recent major repairs ACTIVITIES CAPTAIN Morgan, been restoring a San Juan 21 that have been made, he stated that Kathleen Patz inherited from Stephanie's father. the Club's financials were where we 405-377-6255 Yesterday was its maiden voyage. expected them to be with the excep - [email protected] Cameron is new to sailing, but tion of seven members in arrears of Club to enforce the Club's By-Laws Stephanie has been sailing and racing their dues and fees. and keep the Club fiscally sound Snipes for a year or so as well as The Governors again discussed the and therefore proposed that Tom J24s. Moving to Sand Springs from outstanding dues and fees and agreed send one final notice to these indi - Houston, they will also focus on cruis - that maximum tolerance had been viduals stating that all dues and fees ing. reached. must be received by the end of July Secretary's Report: Tina asked if The BOG has a responsibility to the Continued on page 4 Windword Page 3 Windword Editor: Rex & Allene Donley FOR SALE: 1984 Capri 22 FOR SALE (918) 744-8656 Sailboat, trailer and outboard San Juan 7.7 (26 ft.) 1979 sailboat. [email protected] motor full set of sails used for cruising: main Needs TLC jib, 130 genoa. Also spinnaker and $5,000 OBO storm jib. North sails Kevlar main and Published at: Star Forms, Inc., View on C Dock slip 19 jib used for racing. John Lissau 918-625-5571 3214 E. 21st, Tulsa, OK 74114 Yamaha electric start 1997, 6 hp out - [email protected] board motor with little running time: (918) 744-1110 $4500. FAX (918) 749-0598 WANTED - To borrow Boat on B Dock, slip B-18. [email protected] or lease. Howard Feldmann 743 5532 College Student home email hufeldmann@ cox.net for the summer, is look - Visit our website at ing for a Laser to use FOR SALE www.windycrest.com for the summer. 1981 MC Scow with trailer You can e-mail information Hopefully hull and sail $1200. in decent shape. Howard Feldmann 743 5532 to the Board Members Please e-mail Evan email: [email protected] via this webpage. @[email protected]. THANKS! Chris Gill FOR SALE LUFF AFFAIR FOR SALE Catalina 22 1975 Catalina 22 No. 4747 # 7226, OK 5416 BC 2 times winner of Catalina 22 Good Condition - Race equipped Nationals Race Ready Storm jib and three genoas: Swing Keel, Pop Top, Fabric 150% Mylar, 150&100% Dacron Classified Ads Cushions Yamaha 4HP 3 sails, main, jib, genoa Good galvanized trailer (Members Only) No charge, 4 HP 4-stroke Yamaha Motor Parked at keelboat drysail lot but members must renew ad after ss Boom Crutch, Tiller 918-406-5526 Extension Hvy. Duty Whisker $2,750 2nd time it runs. Pole, anchor & line Bob Ibanez Price: Make Offer [email protected] 2008 WINDWORD Hvy. Duty Norshel Trailer ADVERTISING RATES available $850 FOR SALE Currently at home of 1975 swing keel Catalina 22 w/ trailer, Commercial/Display Ads Joe Becker main, jib, and genoa, and 8 hp 2 $50 Full Page 5248 S. Marion in Tulsa cycle outboard. $3000.00 $30 1/2 Page (near 51st & Harvard) Nuel Holman (918) 747-4033 $15 1/4 Page 918/664-1071 [email protected] FOR SALE If you get the answering machine, 1974 Alcort Sunfish with WSC Member -Display Ads state you are calling about the boat Trailer, $580 OBO. $25 Full Page when you leave your name Call DAVID VANDYNE and number. $15 1/2 Page 622-1716 $7.50 1/4 Page Windword Page 4 BOG Minutes continued from page 2 and if they are not received, then property and storage thought into the process and announce and advertise the liens would be filed. The final motion made and sec- detailed schedule in the Windword. onded that: "If persons have not brought their Vice Commodore's Report: Steve mentioned that only account current by payment of the full amount of a few members came to the makeup Work Party. Steve also dues and fees due by the close of business on July mentioned that he had received a request to waive a mem - 31, 2009 that the Board acknowledges their member- bership the late fee and another request for a membership ship has been forfeited in accordance with Article 111, refund. The BOG expressed understanding, but reiterated Section 6 of the Club By-Laws and that storage fees that dues and fees were assessed in accordance with the provided by Article XIII, Section 12 of the Club By- By-Laws and that waivers and refunds would not be issued. Laws will be assessed at the maximum rate allowed Past Commodore's Report: Terry had nothing new to by law and that the Club will proceed to file storage share. liens on the property and in a timely manner fore- Commodore's Report: Jo Ann had nothing more to close on the subject liens." was approved by the BOG. share. Activities Captain's Report: Tucky had nothing new New business: Lisa Weatherholt handed out the Opti to share other than to say the July 4th activities went well regatta reconciliation and summarized the event: turn out and that Father George carried out a blessing of the fleet. was about average with 22 boats entered, half from Fleet Captain's Report: Stephen stated the junior and Galveston area; the USODA Executive Director attended senior Windjammer camps went well; however, the night and stated it was a really good regatta.
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