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UPCOMING EVENTS - Sign Up at Club Benicia Yacht Club Sweetheart’s Cruise February 2018 Founded 1900 www.VYC.org February 12 – 14 P.I.C.Y.A. Club of the Year in 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007 & 2006! Hootenanny February 20 at 2 pm Come join the fun at the hootenanny and potluck dinner for $10. You bring the side dishes. Club will provide prime rib cooked by Bruce Alexander.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Superbowl th Sunday Feb 4 February 9-11 Sweetheart’s Cruise Out to Martinez Yacht Club

February 17th Hootenanny 4:00pm - 10:00 pm CLUB OFFICERS VALLEJO YACHT CLUB

COMMODORE REPORT Rick Bastien, Commodore Hello shipmates, lia, Margot MacKerrow, Keith Clark, and Brian from Congratulations to Rear Commodore Zio Fraedo’s for the light show. Bill Zerby who arranged a successful As most of you know we are currently without a Social Crab Feed with help from Jerry Pug- Director, please contact Bill Zerby or myself if you are lia who cooked the spaghetti, Galley interested or know of somebody who is. Manager and P/C Jim Glenn for the On a sour note :( There seems to be some of us in the salad and his team of volunteers who decorated the membership who like to complain, bad-mouth or just club. Thank you to the Cal Maritime Academy for set argue with fellow shipmates who are volunteers for up and clean up. Our annual Crab Feed benefits our the good of the club. Remember we are all volunteers. Learn to Sail program. Instead of saying, “You’re doing that wrong!” or “You The New Year’s Eve party on Dec. 31 was well at- can’t do it that way.” reframe the question and say: “Is tended and thanks to everyone who came out to enjoy there anything I can do to help?” or “Good job! Thanks the prime rib dinner, music and bring in the new year! for your work.” Darrell Edward’s band was amazing as usual. A spe- Again we’re all volunteers. Get involved. It’s our club. cial thank you goes out to Director Jack Remington and We’re all in the same canoe, so let’s start paddling in the company for cooking an amazing dinner and sit down same direction. serving. Thank you to Bob Lockhart for managing the As always, Fair Winds guest list and everyone else involved from stage set up to decorating: Barbara Brown, Toni Borges, Jerry Pug- — Rick Bastien, Commodore

VICE COMMODORE Cameron Kriens, Vice Commodore On the Vice side… many returning members with larger boats. I hope we Vice and Port Report can find room for them in our harbor this spring and The harbor is essentially full, except summer. Finally, I want to thank all of those members B-31, B-30 and C-10. Club Manager who have volunteered to help with the Great Vallejo Matthew Ceryes has said that he Race scheduled for April 28-29th of 2018. “has not seen a full harbor in over Best regards, Cameron. 13 years.” Our past years of success are due to the great volunteers that make this club — Cameron Kriens, Vice Commodore fun. My concern is that the berthing waiting list has

REAR COMMODORE REPORT Bill Zerby, Rear Commodore

Lots going on around the yacht club music, cooking, dinner, dancing, and the hardest part: the last two months! CLEAN UP. Sadly we have lost six members Hurrah! to all and give yourself a well-deserved Thank during this last month: You. (P.C.) Clarence T., Kay S., Lew M., The December membership meeting was well attended, Anna V. , Spiros M. & Don C. but it’s always nice to see new faces. Place the monthly Personally, I have many memories of their devotion to meeting on your calendar. It will save you from asking the club and enjoyed being their friend. Goodbye my what happened. friends and God bless you. There is a spring cleaning planned for March with the On a happier note the New Year’s Eve party was a great date not yet set. Do a little painting, do a little repair, do success and enjoyed by one-hundred plus members and a little cleaning, do a little planning. It’s also a time to their guests, a truly volunteer event. Decorating, setup, continued on following page

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...continued from previous page • paying for dinner meet old and new members by working together. Work • charging at the bar parties can be fun ! As management and members learn and debug the The new point of sale for the office, bar, dining room and system, we’ll move to the next level(s) as needed. Have Ship’s Store went online the first week of January. I’ll call PATIENCE. If you have not received your password or this Phase One. Phase One will assist our club in user name, please call the office. • stream lining time spent on accounting On closing I say, “Enjoy your day and mix it up!” • paying club bill online — Bill Z., Rear Commodore • checking balance

CRUISE-OUT SCHEDULE

Here is the cruise schedule for the VYC 2018 season.

February 9-11 ...... Martinez Yacht Club

March 16-18 ...... Petaluma Marina

April 20-22 ...... Point San Pablo Yacht Club

May 18-20 ...... Berkeley Yacht Club

June 15-17 ...... South Beach Marina

July 20-27 ...... Annual Delta Cruise

September 14-23 ...... Annual Blue Water Cruise

TBD ...... Encinal Yacht Club Commodores’ Cruise

— Noble Brown, Cruise Director

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 Monday Nights: New Applicant Social U.S. Coast Guard FRIDAY NIGHT Welcome Tentative Food & Fun & 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Auxiliary Division 5 DINNER Sequioa YC (one Games Board Meetings 6:30pm - 8:00pm boat 50' Power) 7:00pm - 10:00pm Mid-Winter Race 1:00pm - 4:00pm

4 5 6 7 8 9 Friday Longtable 10 SUPER BOWL Monday Nights: Janet's Band Welcome Tentative Welcome Tentative Dinner SWEETHEART PARTY Food & Fun & practice Sequioa YC Sequioa YC FRIDAY NIGHT VYC Cruise-Out to Welcome Tentative Games Welcome Tentative Coast Guard Auxil- DINNER MYC Sequioa Welcome Tentative Sequioa YC lary Flotilla 51 6:30pm - 8:00pm Private Party (100 Sequioa YC 6:00pm - 9:00pm Welcome Tentative folks BAR-YES) Sequioa YC 11:00am - 4:00pm SWEETHEART VYC Cruise-Out to MYC

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 FREEWHEELERS Monday Nights: Board of Directors Valentine's Day WELCOME: SRYC VESSEL SAFETY CAR CLUB Food & Fun & Meeting Cruise-in (8 boats) CHECK w/ USCG Games 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm AUX. SWEETHEART VYC FRIDAY NIGHT Cruise-Out to MYC DINNER WELCOME: SRYC 6:30pm - 8:00pm Cruise-in (8 boats) HOOTENANNY 4:00pm - 10:00pm

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 SPIRO Celebration Monday Nights: Hall Rental - Taft General FRIDAY NIGHT PRIVATE PARTY of Life POT LUCK Food & Fun & Membership DINNER (45 ) (Bar -Yes) APPETIZER SO- Games Meeting 6:30pm - 8:00pm CIAL (please bring 7:00pm - 8:00pm to share....) 2:00pm - 4:00pm

25 26 27 28 1 2 3 Monday Nights: New Applicant Social U.S. Coast Guard FRIDAY NIGHT Mid-Winter Race Food & Fun 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Auxiliary Division 5 DINNER 1:00pm - 4:00pm & Games Board Meetings 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm 7:00pm - 10:00pm

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BOARD CHAIRMAN MESSAGE This will be an exciting year at • replacing the piles on the bar deck the VYC. This was evidenced by • repair of the guest dock the fantastic New Year's Eve party. Wow! The club looked magical. The • repair to the beams under the northwest prime rib dinner cooked by Direc- corner of the bar tor Jack Remington was fantastic! • and continuing the dock project. Many thanks to his able galley Our infrastructure projects are of the utmost impor- crew and servers. And everyone had a wonderful tance, but there are also a few "quality of life" proj- time dancing to Darrell Edwards' band. Of course, ects in the offing. Bar Manager Claire Harmon plans none of this would have happened without the hard to replace the worn-out beer coolers and repair the work of Rear Commodore Bill Zerby (who is also the bar sinks. Galley Manager and P/C Jim Glenn will be Social Chairman). spearheading improvements in the galley . . . and the Congratulations to all who worked to make this such list goes on and on. What can you do to help? There an outstanding event! If you missed this event, don't will be upcoming work/paint parties, big events despair. Check out the club calendar! There are lots (like the Great Vallejo Race), social events, committee of things happening at the club. Come on down and work, etc. Pitch in to do what you can--your help will have a great time. be greatly appreciated. So as we begin the new year, meetings of the long Full Steam Ahead! range committee and others will be held to plan and — Ken Leslie, Chairman of the Board prioritize future projects, including:

SAFETY REPORT

Did you know the Vallejo Yacht head walks and fingers, the guest dock and the south Club has a full set of By-Laws, dock. Your cooperation and consideration are wel- Harbor and House Rules? These comed and appreciated by all. By-Laws, Harbor and House Now that we’re knee-deep in winter, we’re also knee- Rules have been set and have deep in flu season. Unless you’ve been in some dis- evolved over the last hundred tant vacation spot that’s devoid of any contact with the and seventeen years to ensure civilized (or should I say “uncivilized”) world, this is the safe enjoyment of all mem- an especially tough flu season. Although the current bers. Some are in place to ensure flu vaccine is far less than 100% effective, it’s still a we are following the terms of our good idea to get one if you haven’t already done so. liquor license. Each month in the If you’re feeling under the weather, feverish or have Binnacle you will find a few of these for your informa- other symptoms of illness, please delay your visit to tion. If you’re impatient to know them all, go to the the club until you are feeling well. Also, as my mother club web page or see the copy in the clubhouse for all always told me, cover your mouth when sneezing or Harbor and House Rules. coughing, avoid those who are ill, wash your hands Although this has yet to be found in print or on the frequently, and see your doctor should symptoms per- webpage, in light of the recent legalization of marijua- sist. If you are ill, be sure to drink lots of liquids and na, your Board of Directors has stipulated that there get lots of rest so we can see you return soon and in will be no marijuana smoking in any common areas good health. of the Vallejo Yacht Club. These areas in include the — Jeff Dickey, Safety Committee Chairperson North lot, the parking lot, the Clubhouse and deck, all

www.VYC.org February 2018 5 REPORTS VALLEJO YACHT CLUB VYC Historian 2017–2018 A Story from the Past The following came from .Third race for second class single scullers. W.S. Ris- “The History of Solano ley and Austin Stevenson of the Alerts being matched County” as reported by Past against three other boats from other clubs. The honor of Commodore Bob Carden in this race also was the Alerts, for Risley won easily, Ste- the October 1982 Binnacle: venson also of the Alerts, second. The grand race of the “The Alert Boat Club was day was for four-oared boats, there being in all seven organized July 16, 1872 by entries. The Alerts entering J.J. Smith, G.E. Taylor, W.S. A. J. Brownlie, W. S. Risley, Risley and Wm. Daily. The Riversides won this race, Osgood Hilton, Wm. Mc- nearly all the other boats having been swamped in the Donald, and A. J. McKnight. rough water. The Farraguts of South Vallejo coming in second. Shortly after this a set of champion colors for It immediately began operations by electing new mem- Vallejo waters was purchased jointly by the Farragut bers and building their first boat, which was done by and Alert clubs of Vallejo, and the first race was rowed the members themselves in the old United States Hotel. for these on January 1, 1874. The Farragut boys win- The first race rowed was between crews from the River- ning by two seconds or half a boat’s length in 21-29 ½. sides of Sacramento, and the first crew of the Alerts on January 1, 1873, the Riversides en- On June 6, 1874, another race for tering R.C. Lowell, W. Barry, W.A. the colors was rowed by the same Butterfield and H. Thiel; the Alerts, clubs. This being won by the Alerts John Reed, W.S. Risley, James Kane in 21.20, beating the other boat 17 and Wm. McDonald. This race was yards. for a set of racing oars, and was Nothing more in the rowing line won by the Riversides by ten boat was done until October 1878, when lengths. the Alert Club was represented by The next race occurred the same A.J. McKnight, Chas. B. Bond, Rich- day between crews of Farragut Boat ard McKnight and A.J. Brownlie at Club of South Vallejo, and the junior Oakland in the race for the McKin- crew of the Alert. The Farragut seat- ley Challenge Cup. Here the Alerts ing Jas. A. Lamont, A.S. Carman, were unfortunate, having made a M. Dozier, Jno. T. Dare and Alerts, poor start, a worse turn, and break- A.J. Brownlie, A.J. McKnight, H.E. ing a seat on their road home. They Brown and Geo. Gorham. This race come in third however, making was for a set of boat-house colors, good time. and was won easily by the Alerts, Thanksgiving Day at Vallejo was beating their opponents one-quar- the scene of another boating con- ter of a mile. Shortly after this the test between the junior crews of the Alerts sent east for a four-oared pa- Farragut and Alert clubs. The Far- per shell, which arrived in due time and was the only ragut’s boat being rowed by John T. Dare, H.D. Lazelle, four-oared paper boat on the Coast. With this boat they Chas. Morse and Henry Gedge, and the Alerts by Geo. entered the grand regatta held in Vallejo July 4, 1873. B. Hanna, Geo. Roe, Lyle Roe and Osgood Hilton. The This first race that day was for the second class four- race was rowed for the honors, and resulted in a com- oared boats. The Alerts and Pioneers entering. The plete victory for the Alert boys, they having distanced distance was one and a half miles and return, making their competitors and winning in 20-303/4, the best three miles, which distance was rowed by the Alerts in three mile time ever made in this Coast. 22-8, beating the Pioneers badly. Next race for first class The Alert Club membership is composed of some of the single scullers Wm. Daily of the Alerts being entered finest young men in the place; in numbers, 28. The Club against two others of San Francisco. This was won by owns their boat-house which is situated on Georgia Daily by half a length, it being the best race of the day. continued on page 7

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...continued from page 6 boating, and benefit all by the physical exertion neces- street wharf, one four-oared wood shell, and four-oared sary in rowing. They do not row for money, but for the paper shell, one racing barge, lately buile, and launched honors of the occasion. February 21, 1879. She is a beauty and pronounced (by The Club appears to be in a flourishing condition and those who are good judges) likely to be very speedy. is rapidly increasing in numberical strength, while it is There is also in the boat-house two Rob Roy Canoes of growing in the esteem of the people.” McGregor model and fame. Value of Club property, $1,300. The Vallejo Yacht Club continues to carry on the old tra- ditions of promoting good fellowship and encouraging Present officers: Frank B. Lemon, President; Frank T. boating activities by supporting the Pacific Interclub Winchell, Vice-President; A.J. McKnight, Secretary; Wm. Yacht Association (PICYA). Hope you enjoyed this little McDonald, Treasurer; Geo. Gorham, Captain. bit of Vallejo Yacht Club history. This Club was not organized for gain financially, but to Happy Valentine’s Day!! promote good feeling among its members, encourage — Toni Borges, Historian PICYA REPORT The most recent PICYA covery Bay Yacht Club on Monday, February 5th. The event was PICYA’s 25th date for submission of club information and photos Annual Commodore’s of current 2018 officers for the 2018 PICYA Yachting Ball and Installation Yearbook has been changed to February 10, 2018 to al- of Officers, which was low member yacht clubs to qualify for 10 Club of the held on Saturday, Janu- Year (COTY) points. ary 27, 2018 at the Se- The PICYA Spring Leadership Conference has been quoia Yacht Club in scheduled for Saturday, March 24th, and will be held Redwood City. Winston at the Vallejo Yacht Club. Registration begins at 8 AM Bumpus was installed with a continental breakfast, and lunch will be served as the 2018 PICYA Com- at noon. Cost of the Conference is $25 per person, and modore, along with his COTY points are earned for each officer attending. Officers and Directors. Officers for 2018 are RBOC News: RBOC CELEBRATES Vice Commodore Bill Gargan, Sausalito Yacht Club, 50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY Rear Commodore Mia Bernt, San Rafael Yacht Club, Recreational Boaters of California (RBOC), a non-prof- and Linda Blue, Junior Staff Commodore, Petaluma it organization based in Sacramento, is celebrating its Yacht Club. 50th Anniversary in 2018. Launched in 1968, the group Board members for 2018 are Wendell Snyder, Glen has been actively protecting boaters’ rights before the Cove Yacht Club (and member, Vallejo Yacht Club), state’s legislative and regulatory bodies for half a cen- Maggie Sabovich, Vallejo Yacht Club, Norm Penning- tury. RBOC was formed as a joint undertaking by the ton, Delta Yacht Club and San Leandro Yacht Club, Pacific Inter-Club Yachting Association (PICYA) and Robert Willis, Ebony Boat Club, Matt Byers, Loch Lo- the Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA), mond Yacht Club, Craig Thorson, Coyote Point Yacht to serve as the boating community’s advocate on gov- Club, and Patti Brennan, Berkeley Yacht Club. ernmental actions that impact the ability of boaters throughout the state to access lakes, inland waterways PICYA’s first Board Meeting of 2018 was held at the and coastal waters. Aeolian Yacht Club on Monday, January 15th, 2018. A new PICYA Secretary/Treasurer was introduced for 2018/2019. She is Colleen Stauss, past Commodore and past Treasurer of Loch Lomond Yacht Club. The — Maggie Sabovich, PICYA Delegate first PICYA meeting of 2018 will be held at the Dis- www.VYC.org February 2018 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS VALLEJO YACHT CLUB

Welcome to PROSPECTIVE / NEW MEMBERS

Welcome to Jason Delumpa, a new prospective full member. I’m currently a Vallejo resident and have lived here for almost 32 years now. As an entrepreneur, I’m actively networking and enjoy meeting new people. I first got introduced to the Vallejo Yacht Club by a good friend and invited me out one day. Instantly, I was attracted to the welcoming atmosphere, great scenery, and wonderful people. Also, I’ve always wanted to take a ride on a yacht and so I thought, here’s my chance. I recently joined as a member on December 2017. And I look forward to riding on the yachts, attending the annual events, and meeting new friends!

New Applicant Social February 27th • 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER MENUS FOR FEBRUARY

February 2 February 16 Niman Ranch Pork Scallopini with Lemon, Sautéed Prawns with Green Olives, Capers and Arugula Capers & Cherry Tomatoes Mashed Potatoes Fettuccine Alfredo Sicilian Salad with Oranges, Fennel & Radishes Broccolini Almond Cake with Soft Cream & Poached Pears Simple Salad Vinaigrette Flourless Chocolate Cake with Raspberries February 9 - $15 Community Tables February 2 Louisiana Gumbo with Organic Chicken & Niman Ranch Beef Stroganoff with Smoked Andouille Sausage Buttered Noodles Rice and Scallions Asparagus Salad of Chicories with Garlicky Lemon Winter Lettuces with Pears, Blue Cheese Vinaigrette & Toasted Pecans Bread Pudding with Berry Sauce Chez Panisse Ginger Cake with Whipped Cream

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The Crow's Nest Revival

What exactly is the Crow’s Nest Revival? The Crow’s Nest is a special editorial feature of the Binnacle that tells of the happenings and travels of our yacht club members. The Crow’s Nest originally appeared in the 80s and was edited by Margot MacKerrow. We are now reviving that tradition and bringing it back to the Binnacle. Here is the first Crow’s Nest report of the year.

Dale Jennings left Fanning Island on January 10th, headed to Palmyra Island. He arrived at Palmyra on the 12th with a blown out mainsail. Apparently, Palmyra is a research island and no one is allowed to stay except the researchers, but since Dale had what they considered a "life threatening" issue, they allowed him to stay 2 days at anchor to repair his sail. He said there are only a handful of researchers on the island, but they ferried him back and forth, did his laundry for him and even treated him to a coke so he could have a rum and coke! A big change from Fanning Island. With the mainsail stitched back together with his trusty Sailrite machine, he sailed off on the 14th and headed to American Samoa, 1200 miles away. As of last night, he had about 800 miles to go and was at Lat. 3.39 S and Long. 164.37 W.

On their summer vacation in Europe, Binnacle Editor Samantha Prince and her travel companion Milton Beral chartered a boat for a day sail in Split, Croatia. While on their mid-winter trip to Hawaii, they both received the famous Hawaii missile attack emergency alerts on their phones. By the time they made it to brunch, the alerts had been recalled, so they could still enjoy a breakfast of fresh papaya and pineapple. Despite all this, the weather was perfect, and their travel was safe with no delays.

Kind reader, I hope you enjoyed reading this new year revival of the Crow’s Nest .

Know of any special travel or adventures of yacht club members? Short reports are ideal . Photos welcome . Please send your Crow’s Nest reports to binnacleeditor@vyc .org

VESSEL SAFETY CHECK with United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Saturday, February 17th

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www.VYC.org January 2018 11 2017 - 2018 Elected & Appointed Officers Committee Chairpersons Commodore...... Rick Bastien Social Directors...... TBD Vice Commodore ...... Cameron Kriens Safety...... Jeff Dickey Rear Commodore...... Bill Zerby Learn To Sail...... Dale Anderson Staff Commodore...... Bob Lockhart Membership...... Chris Wagner Treasurer...... Michael Carr Membership Committee Assistant...... Irene O’Brien Secretary...... Maggie Sabovich Grounds ...... Jennifer Valverde Port Captain ...... Cameron Kriens Historian...... Toni Borges Fleet Captain-Sail ...... Hugo Knef Ship’s Store...... Barbara Brown Fleet Captain Power...... Capt . Bill Thomas House ...... Bill Zerby Fleet Chaplain...... Jeanne Forte Binnacle...... Samantha Prince Fleet Surgeon...... Bryan Barber, MD Development...... Elvin Valverde Bar Manager...... Clare Harmon Webmaster...... Bill Zerby and Assistant Jack Vrins Club Manager...... Matthew Ceryes Delegates Board of Directors PICYA...... Maggie Sabovich Chairman...... Ken Leslie YRA...... TBD Director...... Jeff Dickey Director...... Bill Sweitzer Director...... Jack Remington Director...... Mike Coleman Director...... Scott Green

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