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CSC Yearbook 2020 Columbia Sailing Club Founded July 17, 1957 Furthering interest and activities in Sailing in central South Carolina since 1957 CLUB BURGEE CLUB DEVICE Mailing Address Physical Address PO Box 922 292 Shuler Road Columbia SC 29202 Columbia SC 29212 34°03’51.06”N 81°13’41.79”W Phone 803-781-4518 Club US Sailing Number 102725I Website www.columbiasailingclub.org The yearbook is for the use of CSC members only. The personal information contained in it is not intended to be used for non-CSC mailings or emails. Editors – Will Haltiwanger, Curt Rone and Rich Horton Cover – Stephanie Copple Club Device (shown above) – Illustrated by Jim Edwards ii Home to these Fleets J/24 Fleet 67 JY-15 Fleet 47 Laser – Part of District 12 Lightning Fleet 440 MC Scow Fleet 65 S2 7.9 Fleet 24 San Juan 21 Fleet 31 Sunfish Fleet 670 Y-Flyer Fleet 16 iii TABLE OF CONTENTS CSC Officers, Board of Stewards, Membership Committee, Committee Chairs ... 1 CSC Auxiliary Board and Committee Chairs .......................................................... 2 Past Commodores and Past CSC Auxiliary Presidents ......................................... 3 Special Club Awards .............................................................................................. 4 Fee Schedule.......................................................................................................... 8 Club Rules and Guidelines ..................................................................................... 9 Back Cove Rules .................................................................................................. 12 Land Parking Rules .............................................................................................. 14 Long Range Land Use Plan ................................................................................. 15 Membership Process ............................................................................................ 17 Youth Protection Policy ........................................................................................ 18 The History of CSC ............................................................................................... 20 Flotsam & Jetsam ................................................................................................. 24 Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................ 26 By-Laws of the Columbia Sailing Club ................................................................. 27 By-Laws of the CSC Auxiliary ............................................................................... 36 Membership Directory .......................................................................................... 38 iv COLUMBIA SAILING CLUB BOARD & COMMITTEE CHAIRS OFFICERS EMAIL HOME WORK Commodore ........... Bruce Seiffert [email protected] ...........402-850-8425 C Vice Commodore ... Jim Edwards [email protected] ............................803-781-2033 ..... 803-667-7679 C Rear Commodore .. Crawford Milling [email protected] .........817-798-9957 C Secretary................ Jerry Jowers [email protected] ..............803-779-1142 ..... 803-726-0500 Treasurer ............... Curt Rone [email protected] ..... 803-422-7890 C BOARD OF STEWARDS HOME WORK Robby Garfield ............................................... 1 Year. ...............................803-806-8222 ..... 803-479-4700 Stanley Hassinger .......................................... 1 Year. ...............................919-602-0763 C Wayne Smith .................................................. 1 Year. ...............................803-771-4373 ..... 803-360-7950 C Margaret Clarkson ......................................... 2 Years ..............................803-422-3724 Johnny Dotterer ............................................. 2 Years ..............................803-254-7942 ..... 803-413-2564 C David Oliver ................................................... 2 Years ..............................803-312-2580 C .. 803-434-6151 Bradley Anderson .......................................... 3 Years ..............................803-920-0642 Michelle Davis ................................................ 3 Years ..............................803-361-7892 C.. 803-382-5250 Rich Horton .................................................... 3 Years ..............................803-315-6666 C David Mosley .................... Immediate Past Commodore .........................803-240-5133 ..... 803-434-2950 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE HOME WORK Jim Edwards .................................................. Chair/Vice Commodore .....803-781-2033 ..... 803-667-7679 C Chuck Henderson .......................................... 1 Year ................................803-730-3171 C Amber Phillips ................................................ 1 Year ................................803-727-8161 Emery Clark ................................................... 2 Years ..............................803-790-9787 ..... 803-331-4341 C Nora Fowles ................................................... 2 Years ..............................803-446-3494 Hilarie Brush .................................................. 3 Years ..............................314-780-5397 C Matt O’Connor ................................................ 3 Years ..............................803-520-7272 ..... 313-515-5848 C COMMITTEE CHAIRS HOME WORK Back Cove...................................................... Mike Mayfield .....................630-476-7223 Boat Master (co-chair) ................................... Langdon Warner ................803-699-7907 Boat Master (co-chair) ................................... Ryan Lavinsky ...................803-608-7774 Bookkeeper .................................................... Alecia Milling......................803-920-0943 ..... 803-920-0943 Communications (co-chair) ............................ Andrew Clarkson ...............803-254-5827 ..... 803-799-4400 Communications (co-chair) ............................ Mark Alexander ............................................. 803-920-8124 CSCA ............................................................. Hilarie Ann Brush ...............314-780-5397 C Docks ............................................................. Billy Ray Davis ...................803-600-7831 ..... 803-788-8877 Entertainment ................................................. Beth Ann Rocheleau ..........803-359-4578 ..... 803-429-4933 C Grounds ......................................................... Dan Clayton .......................803-960-1169 ..... 803-960-1169 House ............................................................ Tommy Tapp .....................803-787-1614 ..... 803-401-4277 Land Parking ................................................. Bruce Seiffert .....................803-667-9756 ..... 402-850-8425 C LMYRA........................................................... Ron Loring. ........................803-673-6947 ..... 803-351-3158 Recycling ....................................................... John Hudson .....................803-351-3619 C Safety ............................................................. James Houck .....................803-727-7834 C Sailing ............................................................ Jim Edwards .....................803-781-2033 ..... 803-667-7679 C SAYRA ........................................................... J. C. Moore ........................803-779-0124 ..... 803-600-6500 Telephone/Email ............................................ Will Haltiwanger .................803-787-2931 TellTale .......................................................... Margery & Gary Ballowe ....803-738-0695 ..... 803-255-2810 Web Master .................................................... David Van Cleef .................770-238-9813 C Yearbook (co-chair) ....................................... Rich Horton........................803-315-6666 C Yearbook (co-chair) ....................................... Stephanie Copple ..............864-419-5566 C Youth Sailing .................................................. David Van Cleef .................770-238-9813 C LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE HOME WORK Andrew Clarkson ............................................ Chair/1 Year ......................803-254-5827 ..... 803-799-4400 Dan Robinson ................................................ 2 Years .............................803-695-9559 ..... 803-354-5772 Jan Jernigan .................................................. 3 Years .............................803-359-1323 ..... 803-261-3391 C 1 CSC AUXILIARY BOARD & COMMITTEE CHAIRS OFFICERS HOME WORK President ........................................................ Hilarie Brush ......................314-780-5397 C Vice President ................................................ Beverly Beauregard ...........803-719-7730 C Secretary........................................................ Sarah Edwards ..................803-781-2033 H Treasurer ....................................................... Rebecca Dotterer ..............803-413-2565 C Immediate Past President .............................. Allie Hassinger ...................919-696-1447 C COMMITTEE CHAIRS HOME WORK Communications ........................................... Alecia Milling......................803-920-0943 C Community Outreach .................................... Diana Wrisley ...................803-960-9747
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