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American Magic and Navy Yacht Club Pensacola American Magic and Navy Yacht Club Pensacola Navy Yacht Club Commodore Ken Pyle presents the NYCP Burgee to Terry Hutchison, Skipper of American Magic at the special presentation th Held at the National Naval Aviation Museum on May 15 , 2019 Events of World War II to be commemorated Over the next four years: 75th Anniversary of JUNE 2019 the U.S. Navy Experiences in World War II December 7, 2016 – 75th Anniversary of The Attack on Pearl Harbor the Start of WWII Commodore’s Comments Starting with the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 2016 through the anniversary of the Japanese surrender onboard USS Missouri on September 2, 2020. “World War II history has always been of intense interest to KEN PYLE both our service and the country at large – and for a very good reason” said Naval History and Heritage Command Director From the Helm: Sam Cox. “It was a worldwide conflict with existential consequences that continue to unfold, and it affected every Summer’s heat is here and with it some great American.” America is a maritime nation whose security is sailing opportunities. June is looking like one of tied to the sea and depends on a capable and credible busiest months in recent memory for Navy Yacht U.S. Navy. Club starting with Navy Cup on June 8-9 (more on www.history.navy.mil/wwii Navy Cup below). The monthly Full Moon Float on Monday, June 17 at 1830 is jointly sponsored by Bayou Grande Marina (BGM) and NYCP. On Saturday, June 22 from 1500-1800 we will be hosting the annual celebration of Sail, called Summer Sailstice, with the NYCP Florida Commodores Association (FCA) chapter. This will also be a Marina Party where we invite all the skippers and family of those who berth/dock their boats at BGM to come over for some light food and beverages. Please mark your calendars and plan to join us at the Crow’s Nest for fun with friends. Navy Cup should be one of the best in years Celebrating 88 years of history…. because we have at least two other clubs (PYC and PBYC with Grand Lagoon joining on Sunday) committed to bring their teams on both Saturday (PHRF/big boat) racing and Sunday (One- Design/small boat). The Notice of Race (NOR) is posted on the Racing tab of our website. The post-race party and awards presentation will begin about 1500 each day. There will be Regatta Dogs and hamburgers on Saturday and Swabby (sloppy) Joe’s on Sunday. All the racing on Sunday will be within Bayou Grande and visible from the Crow’s Nest inside (air conditioned) or on the balcony. Hope to see you there. We especially appreciate all the Skippers in the PHRF Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker divisions who choose to compete for Navy and the small boat sailors who will compete on Sunday in Sunfish, Laser and Hobie Wave divisions. We are the defending Navy Cup Champions and we definitely want to repeat again this year. Bring home the Cup! One final BIG SALUTE to Kim Kaminski and her Navy Cup Brochure Ad Sales team. We have exceeded last year’s sales with over $5300 earned. This is our only real fund raiser of the year and helps us support our youth sailing scholarships, racing programs and the Commodores Ball in December. Thanks to all who bought ads and those who assisted Kim in the sales. Well done! See you soon The Navy Yacht Club will now be using the on the water or at the Crow’s Nest. Fair Winds and Following Seas until we see you again. US Sailing Regatta Network, powered by Regatta Network.com For all race registrations – visit www.navypnsyc.org to obtain registration the link. Ken Pyle All sailors have something in common – the 2019 Commodore importance of keeping sailing vibrant and [email protected] strong for future generations (850) 912-4890 Upcoming Local Regattas – Meetings – Gatherings 2019 NYCP Racing Calendar JUNE • June 8-9, 2019 – 57th Annual Navy Cup 1 Ring Around the Bay – FYC Regatta 1-2 Candler Regatta – StABYC • July 27, 2019 – 39th Annual Bikini 1-2 School’s Out Regatta – PontYC Regatta 1-2 420 Circuit #2 – PontYC • September 7, 2019-W.A.V.E. Day on Bay 1-2 Laser/Laser Radial Circuit #3 – PontYC • September 14, 2019 – Commodore’s Cup 1-2 Finn Circuit #2 – PontYC #3 (Bay Champ #10 #9) 6 NYCP Membership Meeting – NYCP • November 2, 2019 – Commodore’s Cup 8 New Orleans to Gulfport/Sawgrass #1 – #4 / Veteran Regatta (Bay Champ #12) GYC/SYC 8 Summer Series #1 – BWYC 8-9 57th Annual Navy Cup – NYCP 14-16 GYA Offshore Challenge Cup – GYC 15 Summer Series #2 – BWYC 17-21 Day Sailer North American Championship – After a meeting or activity at the Crow’s Nest - LYC Please remember to wipe down your tables and 20-21 Civil Air Patrol Youth Sailing Training – return the chairs back to their original set-up (four Bayou Grande Marina chairs to each table) – Thank you. 21-22 Gulfport to Pensacola/ Sawgrass #2 – GYC/PYC/SYC 22 Summer Series #3 – BWYC 26 NYCP Board Meeting at 28-29 Heald Bank Offshore Regatta – LYC 29-30 Junior Olympic Sailing Festival – PYC 29-30 Optimist Circuit #3 – PYC 29-30 420 Circuit #3 – PYC NYCP = Navy Yacht Club PBYC = Pensacola Beach Yacht Club PYC = Pensacola Yacht Club FWYC = Fort Walton Yacht Club BWYC – Bay Waveland Yacht Club FYC = Fairhope Yacht Club GYC = Gulfport Yacht Club LYC = Lakewood Yacht Club PontYC = Pontchartrain Yacht Club StABYC = St Andrews Bay Yacht Club SYC = Southern Yacht Club Attention Members: Please be sure to mention that you saw the following merchant’s advertising in our Navy Cup Brochure anytime you utilize their services or visit their locations. A.C. Read Golf Course - MWR A&J Mugs Abbott Military Taylors, Inc Ace Rental Place – Innerarity Ace Hardware American Legion Post 240 American Magic Antique Appraisal Fair – Pensacola Historic Preservation Society Inc th Atlas Oyster House – Downtown Dining 57 Navy Cup Barbara Chapman – East Hill Animal Hospital / Pensacola Pet Resort Bayou Grande Marina – MWR Better Homes &Gardens Realty/Main Street Properties–Whit Johnson th 57 Anniversary of the NAVY CUP will be held this year Bev & Lloyd Stagg on June 8th and 9th. Bikini Regatta Bill & Donna Clark – Helicopter Love Mail We look forward to this year’s Navy Cup. If you want to Blue Angel Naval Recreation Area Park – MWR Bob & Renee Sutton help out with any of the events, bartend, help serve food, Bob Tyler Toyota hospitality, t-shirt sales, raffle ticket sales, photos, etc. Bodree Printing Company Inc contact one of your team members pictured above. Boy Scout Troop #66, West Monroe, LA – Molly Werner …Please do not hesitate to get involved. Bruce Teare/ What a Good Dog Coldwell Banker Residential Realty – Nancy Matthews This year will be another historic year for our club…so CyberSouthern Computer Repair – Patrick Sargent mark your calendars and make plans to be part of the Dan Smith Memorial Youth Sailing Scholarship –MWR Aquatics Dan Owczarczak – Sea Breeze Team & Helldiver Team activities. Diving Duck Hull Services – Francis Alvare Doug & Paula Werber Go Navy Yacht Club! Downtown Dining – Great Southern Restaurant Group East Hill Animal Hospital / Pensacola Pet Resort – Barbara Chapman Eddie English Trailers Ellen Costigan – Girls Gone Wild (Senior Edition) Francis Alvare – Diving Duck Florida Commodores Association /Navy Yacht Club Chapter George’s Marine Electronics Gib Ahl & Michele Nash Girls Gone Wild - Senior Edition – Ellen Costigan Grand Lagoon Yacht Club Thank You to the Navy Yacht Club Members who have Great Southern Restaurants – Downtown Dining helped to bring in ads or put in their own Personal Ad for Gulf Coast Trophies & Sports Apparel this year’s Navy Cup Brochure. Headhunter Hair Styling – Jeff Hunt Helicopter Love Mail – Bill & Donna Clark Jim Parsons Ellen Costigan Helldiver Team – Kim Kaminski Holcombe Tupperware – Michelle Holcombe Buddy Hamilton Molly Werner Innerarity Ace Hardware – Ace Rental Place Bill & Donna Clark Whit & Carol Johnson Jackson’s Steakhouse - Downtown Dining Ken & Sandy Pyle John & Nancy Matthews James Bledsloe Jr. – Medicare Florida Kim Kaminski Barbara Chapman Jeweler’s Trade Shop Bob & Renee Sutton Michelle Nash & Gib Ahl Jim Andrews – Musician / Woodwinds, Percussion, Vocals Kathy Champagne Kim & Julie Connerley Joe Patti’s Seafood John & Eileen Highsmith Lloyd & Bev Stagg Pat Jackson John Matthews Linda Balink-White Doug & Paula Werber Julie & Kim Connerley Patsy Stolfi Patrick Sargent Kathy Champagne – W.A.V.E. Richard Smith Francis Alvare Kim Kaminski – Helldiver Team & Sea Breeze Team Tony Nichols John & Eileen Highsmith KW Gulf Coast – Keller Williams Realty – Mike Edge Linda Balink-White Mike Edge Dan Owczarczak Main Street Properties/Better Homes & Gardens Realty–Whit Johnson Medicare Florida – James Bledsloe, Jr Michelle Holcombe – Holcombe Tupperware Michele Nash & Gib Ahl Thank you to Pat Jackson for your assistance in keeping Mike Edge – KW Gulf Coast-Keller Williams Realty track of the ad sales. Mississippi Coast Association of the Deaf Molly Werner – Boy Scout Troop #66, West Monroe, LA MWR – Aquatics / Mustin Beach Pool MWR Keith Raisch/Bayou Grande Marina Nancy Matthews – Coldwell Banker Residential Realty NASP CO Captain Timothy Kinsella, Jr National Naval Aviation Museum Navy Cup Brochure Committee Navy Cup 57th Annual Regatta Navy Yacht Club Membership Navy Yacht Club Race Committee Past Commodores – In Memory – Fred Russell Pat Jackson Patrick Sargent – Cyber Southern Computer Repair Pearl Harbor Survivors-75th Anniversary of US Navy Experiences in WWII- Viva Florida Pensacola Cooks Kitchen Pensacola Ice Flyers Pensacola Historic Preservation Society Inc – Antique Appraisal Fair Pensacola Pet Resort / East Hill Animal Hospital Pensacola Shipyard Marina & Boatyard Pensacola Yacht Club Perdido Bay Golf Club Perdido Pack & Ship, LLC Pete Booth Pete Moore Chevrolet Phoenix – Tony Nichols Pinch-A-Penny Pool-Patio-Spa Race Committee “A Team” – Molly Werner Vice’s Verses Renaissance Fabrication Renee Sutton -Sutton Interim Services LLC Richard Smith Photography – Richard Smith Riviera Naturist Resort Sailing Camp – MWR Aquatics Sandy Pyle – Golden Anniversary Sandy Sansing Imports PATRICK SARGENT Satori Foundation Schurr Sails Greetings to All, Sea Breeze Team – Dan Owczarczak Sorrento Dental Care We are looking forward to meeting everyone at S.T.O.A.
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