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LCYC May 2013 Newsletter Lake Charles Yacht Club The Tacking Times Newsletter MAY 2013 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICAPUBLICATIONTION OF THE LAKE CHARLES YACHT CLUB Commodore’s Corner & Welcome New Members 2013 Board Members Hello, Hooray and congratulations to Guy Richards on successfully getting the slip dredging accomplished this month. Pardon the mess at the club, but it will get COMMODORE: worked in the next few months. The dredge spoil needs a little drying time before Richard Doss spreading. Thanks also to all those who helped with the dredging and slip build- VICE COMMODORE: ing. We are close to having the north area complete and will add a walkway to the James Stahl west slips. Now that we have more wet slips available, we need new members REAR COMMODORE: with boats to Lill them. Tell all your friends about our club. Jeff Kudla We have had outstanding participation in both our Wednesday series races and TREASURER: the Contraband Regatta last weekend. We had a Lleet of catamarans and four Fly- Sheron Faulk ing Scots in the race. With the sailing lessons coming up soon we will get even SECRETARY: more new sailors. Brandon Jones In addition to the sailing lessons in June, we plan a free ride on a sailboat Saturday HARBORMASTER: to get more people on the water. Let’s keep the club moving forward. Guy Richards GROUNDS: Welcome Charlie McAllister RACE COMMITTEE: Travis Horton—New Member John Kalna Scott Cesar—One Design Chairman SOCIAL CHAIR: Stephen Harris NEWSLETTER EDITOR: James Latour LCYC Calendar and Race Schedule Second Wed Series Inside this issue: Wed. May 15 Series 2, Race 4 1 Sat. May 18th Race to Prien Regaa LCYC Commodore - Welcome Wed. May 22 Series 2, Race 5 New’s & Highlights 2 Sat. May 25 Lake Arthur Regaa LAYC Wed. May 29 Series 2, Race 6 Crawfish Regatta 3 June 3-7 Sailing Lessons—Registraon Required Hurricane Prep 4 Wed. June 5 Series 3, Race 1 NEW SERIES BEGINS Wed. June 12 Series 3, Race 2 Contraband Regatta 6 Sat. June 15 Flag Day Regaa LCYC 8 Wed. June 19 Series 3, Race 3 For Sail—Board News Sat. June 22 June Social LCYC Join Us On 9 Wed. June 26 Series 3, Race 4 THE TACKING TIMES NEWSLETTER Page 2 News & Highlights Dredging and Dock Work Thanks to all those that helped and continue to help with the Dredging and Dock work. Especially Guy Richards for coordinating the contractor and tractor work. If you are inter- ested in helping out contact guy Richards. The club has completed dredging the boat slips on the north side, and five docks / finger piers have been repaired. Plans are scheduled to continue with more improvements to the West Dock area. Blessing of the Boats The Propeller Club Ports of SW Louisiana will host a blessing of boats on SUNDAY May 19 from 3PM at Intracoastal Park located on Hwy 27, south of the Ellender Bridge in Carlyss/ Hackberry. Any boat, from tugboats and fishing boats to canoes and Kayaks, can proceed by the park’s dock on the Intracoastal waterway to be blessed. This ceremony is in honor of Na- tional Maritime Day which recognizes all mariners service to the United States. Intracoastal Park has 2 boat launches, park play area, restrooms and picnic areas. Father Rommel Passion Tolentino from St Peters Catholic Church in Hackberry will be blessing the boats at the dock. Call Ship to Shore 474-0730 for further information. LCYC Sailing Lessons—June 3rd -7th Lake Charles Yacht CLub will offer FREE sailing lessons from June 3-7 from 5:30 to 7:30 for ages 13 and up. These lessons are completely free however, you must bring a lifejacket that fits, a towel and wear clothing and shoes that can get wet. Preregistration is required by calling Ship to Shore 474.0730 or email. [email protected] Classes are held at the yacht club located under the I10 bridge on the west end of the I10 north LC beach. Class size is limited so register early. The yacht club will provide the instructors and the boats along with membership information. Anyone interested in membership in the Lake Charles Yacht Club can call Ship to Shore at 474.0730. THE TACKING TIMES NEWSLETTER Page 3 Crawfish Regatta—Lake Arthur Yacht Club Crawfish Regatta Report: The Crawfish Regatta was held at Lake Arthur Yacht Club on April 20 th , 2013. For those of you that have never been to LAYC, it’s only about a 45 minute drive from our club and is located on Lake Ar- thur. The lake is roughly the same size as our lake but the club is mostly a keel boat club having many more boats from 22’ to 42’ at their docks. For this race, they had twelve boats race in the Ports- mouth Class and four turned out for the Flying Scots. Lydia Fontenot, Danielle Standefer and I made the trip from LCYC to join the racing for the day. The wind was up and down that day with times where we were almost drifting along and then there were times when I was really happy to have the extra crew to hold the boat down. There were some spectacular changes on the course where we went from third place to being first around the wind- ward mark due to a huge wind shift in our favor. The first run downwind had half the fleet having spin- naker problems and one choosing not to run it at all. Every race for the Scots was a near photo finish as the fleet was very tight up until the end. The over- all winner was Al Rees with my crew coming in 2 nd place through a tie-breaker process as determined by the racing rules of sailing. Doug Narby came in 3 rd place after winning the tie-breaker with Charles Manuel. I did say this was close racing… I don’t know that I’ve ever been in a regatta where the entire class results were decided by a tie-breaker. The reason the Crawfish Regatta has it’s name is because after the race the club treats everyone to some crawfish. We had to purchase tickets in order to have some but it was well worth it as the craw- fish were rather very good and by far the best I’ve had this crawfish season. To go along with the crawfish beer and sodas were provided and with a nice beautiful day with the wonderful company of all those that attended the regatta, we sat around and told the general lies of how we could’ve beat each other in every race if only that one shift wouldn’t have happened. Overall I’d say we had a per- fect day out on the water accompanied by a wonderful get together afterwards. Scott Cesar THE TACKING TIMES NEWSLETTER Page 4 Contraband Days—Pirogue Building Contest Hurricane Season is almost here, Are you prepared? Members, the board approved this policy for hurricane season, READ and BE READY to take action once a hurricane enters the GULF and has any projected path to SW LA. NOTE that LCYC will tend your boat if you do not and will CHARGE YOU for the tending if needed. PROPOSED HURRICANE EVACUATION PLAN; • ONCE a Hurricane enters the GULF and poses any threat to SW LA, all members must prepare their boats to either withstand the hurricane or be removed from the LCYC property. • Owner must maintain his vessel in a state of readiness for movement in case of hurricane or other emergen- cy evacuation. • Owner will notify LCYC if propulsion machinery is inoperative and will remain so for more than 48 hours, and will advise of action being taken to restore machinery to operable condition. In an emergency, LCYC reserves the right, but not the responsibility, to take action necessary and prudent to safeguard Owner's vessel and adjacent vessel and property of LCYC. • Owners agree to pay LCYC all charges for damages to LCYC property and services rendered on behalf of Owner and Owner's vessel in an emergency situation, to include charges for LCYC and materials and/or the costs of hiring a contractor to move or remove the vessel and to make any repairs required to make the vessel safe and free from defects which may endanger life, property or natural environment. THE TACKING TIMES NEWSLETTER Page 5 Wednesday Night Series April Social and BBQ— Thanks to Sheron Faulk for hosting THE TACKING TIMES NEWSLETTER Page 6 Contraband Day’s Regatta Big day at LCYC for the Contraband Days Regatta. After two days of heavy rain and winds, we were expecting more of the same for race day. (I had 7.5’’ at my house.) Guess what?No wind at all but we had tons of vegetation washed down river into the lake. Looked like a floating jun- gle. At Skippers meeting time we had NO wind. The race was postponed. No wind came up until later in the afternoon. Finally a light breeze settled in and we went out to race. The first race concluded and we tried a second race in a little breeze. Some boats started at the pen end of the line and others started by the committee boat. Those that started by the boat had a very difficult time with the vegetation and less wind. The pen end folks had less vegetation and more favorable wind. The wind proceeded to die after the start. The boat end folks and the Scot fleet (second start) just drifted along and really never got past the windward mark.
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