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Macatawa Bay Yacht Club • 2157 South Shore Drive • Macatawa, Mi 49434 • 616-335-5815 November-December 2013 www.mbyc.com November 2, 2013 Hope College Regatta The sailing continues without a clubhouse MACATAWA BAY YACHT CLUB • 2157 SOUTH SHORE DRIVE • MACATAWA, MI 49434 • 616-335-5815 1 COMMODORE’S REPORT On October 10th, 2013 I We recently had our first board meeting of the new year with stood looking at the pile of discussion on our new clubhouse project and other topics such debris that was formally our as: our member survey, our continued positive growth of beloved old Clubhouse. At new members, and discussion of our new governance model, first I was filled with a topic we will talk about more in the next issue. As always, nostalgic loss and almost our focus will be to add value to your Macatawa Bay Yacht found myself wishing the old Club membership. girl would rise back up for one more glimpse and a bit I look forward to working with our new Bridge and Board more time to reflect on our for 2013/14. Jeff Elhart as Vice Commodore, whose vision rich club history. and energy are a gift to the Bridge and whose friendship is appreciated. Rear Commodore Dick aka Admiral Becker, a And then I began the replay on how we got to this point in man I have known for many years and someone who will time. How the members backed the recommendation to tear provide a steady helm as we navigate the sometimes turbulent down the old and build anew. The tremendous financial waters of change at our club. support we received and of equal importance the encouragement given to all involved in this major undertaking. At this reading the Holidays are almost upon us. May we all And then suddenly on that beautiful sunny Friday afternoon, enjoy the comfort and joy of our friends and family during I smiled and envisioned how special the new Clubhouse will this special time of the year. As a reminder please join us on be, sitting so majestically on a piece of property which is the Thursday December 12th, at the Piper’s Pier Room for our envy of Lake Macatawa. I could not help but think how lucky MBYC Holiday party. Hope to see many of you there. I am to be your Commodore and to be a part of the legacy we are building for the next 50 years and beyond. And stay tuned for a possible St. Patrick’s party, if we can find the right location. Yes, hopefully I will again be serving the So what happens to a club without a clubhouse? As they say patented Irish coffee. “the show must go on” and it will. As many of you already know, Julie has taken up residence across the street in an office May the visual image of our new Clubhouse make for a very behind the post office and is already enthusiastically planning short Winter for all! for next year. We are grateful to the Eldean family for providing this space as part of their financial support of our Bob Malone building project. Commodore 2013/14 On October 19 and 20 two MBYC still managed a 3rd place. Second was members trailered to Nashville, Tennes- Rebel from Sarnia Yacht Club and First see to participate in the Lake Percy Priest place was won by Brad Boston sailing Yacht Club “Equal- with a izer” Regatta. 17 S2 mixed 7.9s raced. Scott crew of lo- Derby and Jim cals and Hole’s “Smile and Canadi- Wave” improved ans. The their performance fleet party in individual races at Paul but continue to be LaTours Rear Commodore, Dick ‘Admiral’ challenged to house was Becker was elected to the MBYC Bridge achieve a consistent fantastic at the Stockholders’ meeting of 31 Au- results in a series. The Bryant - Gamache and the nightlife in Nashville is memo- gust 2013 team on Matros ran aground, hit the rable. Everyone should plan to compete committee boat (luckily it’s metal...), and next year. Roger Gamache 2 Macatawa Bay Yacht Club MBYC Flag Officers Commodore Bob Malone Vice Commodore Jeff Elhart Rear Commodore Dick Becker Board of Directors Immediate Past Commodore Tom Slanec Treasurer Tom Sligh Secretary Shae Kobs Director Jim DeWilde Director Alun Wilson Director Diane DeRoseau Director Dave Keegin Manager’s Report for our Logbook. Current members who Director Chris Krimendahl November …What ? I have to get want to update their photos need to either Director Scott Brooks Christmas shopping soon! E-mail, mail or drop off a color photo to Director Dave Shipman Seriously, this has been quite an experience: me as soon as possible. I am also updating Judge Advocate JD Stone seeing every item evaluated, packed and our e-blast list to be sure everyone is getting Management appropriately placed in the process of communication from the club as much as General Manager Julie VanderVeer moving out from a 50 plus year old building. possible. Executive Chef Jevon Reno Irena and I are finally up and running in Outside Manager Douglas Knapp our temporary office that Last but not least. Be sure Restaurant Manager Irena Miller the Eldean family has to join us on Thursday, Wind Scoop Editor Jon Bontekoe generously allowed us to use December 12 at our Web Scoop Nick De Foe free of charge. The office Holiday Celebration www.mbyc.com is located in the same Gathering at the Piper building as the post office Restaurant. The party is Our cover photo this month was all the way to the back (J.D. going to be held in the Pier taken by Tom Slanec on November Stone’s old office is how room and begins at 6:30 2, 2013 during the Hope College most members recognize it). pm. There will be lots of appetizer stations as well as Regatta, the last sailing event of the Our phone system is back up and running with the dessert. Your reservations season. Your editor could not deal same number (616)335-5815, and you can should be made through MBYC at with the emotion of putting an im- always reach me by e-mail at [email protected] or 616-335-5815. age showing the destruction of the [email protected]. Your club account will be charged for the ‘old’ clubhouse on the cover of the food portion of the evening. Drinks will Wind Scoop. See page 7 for pho- This time of year is actually a very busy be available to purchase at a cash bar. The tos to document the new beginnings time for our office. We have sent out 2014 cost is $32 per person for food/dessert, tax represented in the tearing down of slip holder contracts, assessment invoicing, and tip. Please join us for a casual, fun and final statements for the year. Next year’s evening while we wait for our new our aging building. race and social calendars are being put clubhouse. There will be building together and then we begin the process of construction updates available as well! Please send photos to member information updates, which you Before we know it, we will be sharing that [email protected] for our will see mailed to you soon. All of this 2nd level view. club print publications. It’s time to information is then processed and sent to submit a new photo of you for the Jon Bontekoe who will begin to create our Wishing you all a happy and blessed holiday 2014 Logbook. 2014 Log Book. Reminder * If you are a season! Julie VanderVeer new member we will need a member photo 3 September 27, 2013 the Change of Watch and Sailing Awards dinner was held in our clubhouse for the last time. Photographer Cheri Smith was there to proved us with photographic memories of the evening. 4 2013 SAILING AWARDS S2 7.9 Season Championship: Mitena Cup (Best corrected finish in Queen’s Cup): st 1 Place Smith Trophy, Don & Jean Bergman: Second Wind Willie J, Doug Petter nd 2 Place Slade Family Trophy, Jeff & Doug Padnos: K2 Vigilant Trophy (Best corrected time in Chi-Mac Race) RD 3 Place Slade Family Trophy, Peter Schwarz: Ol’ Blue Eyes Sufficient Reason, Mitch Padnos, Tracy Brand Peke Moore Trophy PHRF Tuesday Night Offshore: Old Goat Award ( 25 Chicago to Mackinac Races) Drumbeat Bob Hughes nd 2 Place Sufficient Reason, Mitch Padnos, Tracy Brand Don Thinschmidt rd 3 Place Willie J, Doug Petter Kollen Park Regatta: PHRF Offshore Saturday, May 25, 2013: Open Division: 1st Anthony Norris st 1 Place, Sufficient Reason, Mitch Padnos, Tracy Brand 2nd Don Bergman nd 2 Place, Willie J, Doug Petter 3rd Chris Boerema JY 15 Friday Night Series: PHRF Jib & Main: 1st Jack & Linda Knoblauch st 1 Place, Darren Lance 2nd Steve Haislet nd 2 Place, Josie Cheney JY 15: 1st Josie Cheney/Lexi Petter rd 3 Place, Dave Sligh Jr. 2nd Mitch Padnos/Karen Padnos JY 15 Women’s Thursday Night Series 3rd Grant Cheney/Tim English st st 1 Place Skipper, Josie Cheney, 1 Place Crew, Marcy Beyer Melges 17: 1st Dani Rast/Chris Rast nd nd 2 Place Skipper, Stacy VanHowe, 2 Place Crew, Wendy 2nd Mark Pinny/Patrick Dunn Ryder 3rd Tom Bryant/Mary Bryant rd nd 3 Place Skipper, Rachel Sligh, 2 Place Crew, Sherry Junior Awards: Velthouse Weersing Award: Charlie Sligh VanderLeek Hospice Regatta Plaque: Travis Aiken Award: Catlin Derby Spinnaker 1, Drumbeat, Ted Etheridge West Michigan Youth Sailing Team Trophy: Team Macatawa Spinnaker 2, Wolfe Pack, Joel Wolfe Jib & Main, Watermark, Mike Bremer 5 VICE COMMODORE’S REPORT OURClub MBYC New vote) pledged towards the new Clubhouse.
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