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HUNTERDON SAILING CLUB, INC.”, Hereafter Referred to As the Club 2009 HSC Sailing Calendar RC Chair Responsibility Before Assigned Date: Contact RC crew to confirm availability. RC Crew Responsibility Before Assigned Date : If unavailable on assigned date, swap dates with another member and notify RC Chair and Vice Commodore. Date Day Series Day Event RC Chair RC Crew 29-Apr-09 Wed Twi 1 1 Gordon Sell Ellen Greenhorn 3-May-09 Sun Spring 1 Mike Incantalupo, Rick John Thomas Wm. Craig Rainey 6-May-09 Wed Twi 1 2 Mike Wheeler Sean Mezkat 9-May-09 Sat SANJL Spruce Run 10-May-09 Sun Spring 2 N. Einthoven Hitoshi Tanaka Robert Landon 13-May-09 Wed Twi 1 3 Dave Davies Nathan Altomere 16-May-09 Sat 17-May-09 Sun Spring 3 Force 5 Hot Dog Sunday Ray Buchanan Sean Mezkat John Halstead 20-May-09 Wed Twi 1 4 Derek Jackson George Jackson 23-May-09 Sat 24-May-09 Sun Spring 4 Mark & Sharon Art Mohan Anne Freeman Holmsburg 25-May-09 Mon Memorial Day Sunfish 27-May-09 Wed Twi 1 5 Steve Manson Alec Manson 29-May-09 Fri Flying Scot Friday 30-May-09 Sat 31-May-09 Sun Spring 5 Jet 14 Day David & Sharon Nils Swyzen Gigi Swyzen Stockwell 3-Jun-09 Wed Twi 1 6 Sailing Lecture Nicky Einthoven Vim Einthoven 6-Jun-09 Sat Force 5 Spring Guido Bertocci Nathan Altomare Simon & Lucy Bertocci Spectacular 7-Jun-09 Sun Spring 6 Force 5 Spring Spectacular & Scot Challenge of the Lakes Guido Bertocci Nathan Altomare Simon & Lucy Bertocci (NJYRA Championship); Scot Hot Dog Sunday 10-Jun-09 Wed Twi 1 7 Charlie Engler Stacey Bachenheimer 13-Jun-09 Sat Commodore's Cup Gordon Sell 14-Jun-09 Sun Spring 7 Charlie Engler Anita DeMatteo Ken Lareau & Tricia Harris 17-Jun-09 Wed Twi 1 8 Don Esch Lucy Bertocci 18-Jun-09 Thurs Adult Sail Training A 19-Jun-09 Fri Adult Sail Training A 20-Jun-09 Sat Adult Sail Training A 21-Jun-09 Sun Spring 8 Jet 14 Day Nick Mentesana Chris Fischer Lyn Kanaby 24-Jun-09 Wed Twi 2 1 Nick Mentesana Ramon Rosswaag 25-Jun-09 Thurs Youth Sail Training 1 26-Jun-09 Fri Youth Sail Trainng 1+ Flying Scot Friday 27-Jun-09 Sat Youth Sail Training 1 28-Jun-09 Sun Summer 1 Brent & Barbara Dione & Greg Francis Paul Nahodyl, Linda McCarthy Benson 29-Jun-09 Mon Youth Sail Training 2 30-Jun-09 Tues Youth Sail Training 2 1-Jul-09 Wed Twi 2 2 Youth Sail Training 2 Rich Baumann Nils Swyzen 2-Jul-09 Thurs Rain date only - Youth Sail Training 3-Jul-09 Fri Rain date only - Youth Sail Training 4-Jul--09 Sat Little Brown Jug (Picnic Rich Baumann hosted by Sunfish Fleet) 5-Jul-09 Sun Summer 2 Brian Wigham Art Roswell Vlodek Olczak 8-Jul-09 Wed Twi 2 3 Jr. Race Team Doug Brown Susan Mallows /Supervised Practice 9-Jul-09 Thurs Adult Sail Training B & Force5 NAC 10-Jul-09 Fri Adult Sail Training B & Force5 NAC 11-Jul-09 Sat Adult Sail Training B & Force5 NAC 12-Jul-09 Sun Summer 3 Scot "Adopt a Junior" Bob Orr Lynne Christopher C. Clowes 15-Jul-09 Wed Twi 2 4 Jr. Race Team Jim Bardwill Andrew Stockwell /Supervised Practice RC Chair RC Crew Date Day Series Day Event 18-Jul-09 Sat Fun Day /Ladies Regatta Nicky Einthoven & SBWA Event Day & (Ladies Regatta/Fun OPTIDAY Day) 19-Jul-09 Sun Summer 4 Sunfish Hot Dog Sunday AnaMarie Castillo, Doug Jim Bardwil Bob Slaughter & Maria Pelliciari Graiver 22-Jul-09 Wed Twi 2 5 Jr. Race Team Bob Griswold Gigi Swyzen /Supervised Practice 24-Jul-09 Fri 25-Jul-09 Sat Jet 14 - Wren; + Scot Crew U 26-Jul-09 Sun Summer 5 Jet 14 - Wren Mike Wheeler Bill & Sally Foster Ted & Jenise Janulis 29-Jul-09 Wed Twi 2 6 Jr. Race Team Ellen Greenhorn Calvin Clowes /Supervised Practice 31-Jul-09 Fri Flying Scot Friday 1-Aug-09 Sat SANJL Junior 2-Aug-09 Sun Summer 6 Mike Ambrose Jose & Lisa Marrero Alex Khutoretsky 5-Aug-09 Wed Twi 2 7 Jr. Race Team Guido Bertocci Simon Bertocci /Supervised Practice 7-Aug-09 Fri Jet Cruise - All Weicome 9-Aug-09 Sun Summer 7 R. & C. Rosswaag B. & J Bauer Charles & Linda Allen 12-Aug-09 Wed Twi 2 8 Jr. Race Team Mark Kaplan Andy Lindgren /Supervised Practice 15-Aug-09 Sat OPTIDAY 16-Aug-09 Sun Summer 8 Scot Challenge of the Paul Ford, Christine & Daniel Roger Hall Andy Peterson Lakes Salas 19-Aug-09 Wed Twi- M or Make up date & Jr. Race RC from missed day Twi-3 Team 22-Aug-09 Sat Jet 14 - Gravy Bowl 23-Aug-09 Sun Fall 1 Jet Hot Dog Sunday Doug Brown Susan Mallows John Brzezinski, Philip Burns 26-Aug-09 Wed Twi -3 Jr. Race Team 28-Aug-09 Fri Flying Scot Friday 29-Aug-09 Sat OPTIDAY 30-Aug-09 Sun Fall 2 Ellen Greenhorn Tom & Elise Tague Kimberly Gold 5-Sep-09 Sat OPTIDAY 6-Sep-09 Sun Fall 3 Rain date/Make-up date only -Scot Challenge of Ted Klein Richard Albe Barbara Wefing, Todd Green the Lakes 7-Sep-09 Mon Labor Day Sunfish 9-Sep-09 Wed Twi -3 12-Sep-09 Sat 13-Sep-09 Sun Fall 4 Jet 14 Day/Rain date/ Andy Lindgren Andy Peterson Tom Maier & Rich Deutchman 16-Sep-09 Wed Twi-3 18-Sep-09 Fri Flying Scot Friday 19-Sep-09 Sat 20-Sep-09 Sun Fall 5 Millard Fillmore Regatta Chet Ensign John & Janice Breslin Dave Weir 23-Sep-09 Wed Twi-3 26-Sep-09 Sat Bluenose Challenge Rich Baumann 27-Sep-09 Sun Fall 6 Gordon Sell Skip Leslie Fred & Donna Lackland 30-Sep-09 Wed Twi-3 3-Oct-09 Sat 4-Oct-09 Sun Fall 7 Tom & Shane Oryniak Catherine Whitehead William Serle 10-Oct-09 Sat 11-Oct-09 Sun Fall 8 Mark Kaplan Arthur & Amy Guns Carl Lamers 18-Oct-09 Sun Fall+ Gary Nackman Stacey Bachenheimer Robert Varner 25-Oct-09 Sun Fall+ Michele Gerards & Harry Bob Mattison Yushan Wang Simons 14-Nov-09 Sat Annual Dinner (Hosted by Jet 14 Fleet) Additional assignments will be made in early June based on club membership. PURPOSE & ACTIVITIES The Hunterdon Sailing Club was founded in March of 1964. It was established as a not-for-profit corporation of the State of New Jersey, to promote the sport of sailing on Spruce Run and Round Valley Reservoirs. To this end, the club sponsors training programs for adults and juniors, and schedules races and special regattas designed to stimulate interest and enjoyment for both novice and veteran sailors. Membership in the Hunterdon Sailing Club is in the name of the head of household or a single adult, at least eighteen years of age. It is open to all persons allowed the use of New Jersey State Parks. Activities are designed for family participation. The annual Schedule of Events on the inside cover lists the scheduled competitive events for men, women, and children. In past years the club has served as host for many major regattas and national championships for one-design sailboats. NEWSLETTER The FO‟C‟S‟LE is the monthly newsletter by and for the members of the Hunterdon Sailing Club. The purpose of the newsletter is to publish race results and other information of interest to all members. Material is welcome from any member, either by mail or e-mail (preferred). Send submissions to the Newsletter Editor (see page 1) at [email protected]. The deadline is the 20th of the month for publication on the 1st of the next month. NJYRA/US SAILING CHAMPIONSHIPS As a member club of the North Jersey Yacht Racing Association and the United States Sailing Association, HSC members are eligible to compete in US SAILING championships. Qualification details for such events are available, from the Hunterdon Sailing Club NJYRA representative and eligible skippers must apply to obtain official entry status. The entrance fee for such events will be reimbursed by HSC after participation. Membership in the US SAILING Association is required. "AL SANTORIELLO" LIBRARY AND TRAINING FUND Al Santoriello was good friend and long time, highly appreciated member of HSC who took care of the HSC handbooks until 1984. In his memory a library and a special fund were established. Sailing books and videos from the library are available by calling the Club Librarian (see page 1). The fund is used to foster youth sailing, to train new sailors, and to purchase boats and related material for use by the club members. THE FRIENDS OF SPRUCE RUN After several years of effort, in 2001 the Friends of Spruce Run, a “grass roots” group of recreation-minded individuals and clubs, with the sponsorship of Senators Schluter and Littel and the considerable efforts of HSC members, was successful in having a law passed ensuring that the water level in Spruce Run not drop more than 8 feet below full between Memorial Day and Labor Day. HSC is grateful to Ed and Elaine Zindel for their tremendous commitment, and continues to attend meetings of the NJ Water Supply Authority, controllers of the water in Spruce Run and Round Valley reservoirs. Subsequently, however, Governor McGreevy removed the "permanent" $300,000 fund set aside to run Round Valley pumps, should that water be needed to maintain Spruce Run levels. Alternative plans are being studied now. CLUB BOATS The Hunterdon Sailing Club currently has several Sunfish and one Force 5 sailboat that are available for use by club members.
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