LAKE SOUNDINGS
1980 Lake Soundings
Vol. 5 No . 1 PULTNEYVILLE, NEW YORK Jan. 1 9, 1980 ANNUAL MEETING Pultneyville Yacht Club held its annual meeting for 1979 on December 3 i n Gates Hall. There was a 60% i ncrease in the number of members attending over previous years . Many questions and c oD□ents came f r om the f l oor ranging f r om ecol ogy to senior citizen memberships . Two major items of business inv ol ved the 1980 oper ating budget which was annr oved as nresented. This budget includes a dues increase fromS65 to $85 for voting members . but a drop in the assessment of 820 ~or boats under 2 feet and ShO for boats above two feet craft. A change to the By- Laws cr eating a The officer s of Fultneyville Yacht new non-voting membership categ ory Club ~ather for for their fir st was appr oved . New Of ficers were meeting of 1980 in the pl easant e l ected . Full details are in this surr oundings of the Lober g resi denc e . newsletter starting on page 6 . ***i-'*** f r om the Rear Commodore DOCK ASSIGNMENTS To help answer questions in the minds of new (ann some old) membe r s . I will explain how PYC docks are assigned and what each member' s resnonsibilitie~ a r e . 1 . All members requesting dock facili ties in the har bor should retur n a dock request to the rear commodore by Feb . 17 . ' 2 . ~embers who have not had a club assigned dock dock the pr evious year should also contact Fred Cornwall~ and ask him to put them on his dock list. J . Shortly after Mar . 1 , the RC will assiirn the 74 club docks nlus the 13 Cornwall docks that Fred sets the rates Members enjoy the social hour after on , but the club is permitted to the 1979 annual meeting of FYC . assign. h . iy Ma rch 15 . the RC will contact LAKE LEVEL MAY BE HIGHER IN 1980 all membe r s who will be changing or moving into club assigned docks . A The lates t Corps of Engineers report list of the excess will be given to on Lake Level s shows Lake Ont a rio Fred who will try to accomodate PYC 4 inches above nor mal . We may be in members . Dock bills will be out by 4/1. for a high water year ??? Page 2 LAKE SOUNVINGS Jan. 1 9 , 1980 letters PY C LOG of future event s ... Listed below are t he Pultneyville YC Dear Members , events for the next few weeks . Be sure to read the LOG so you don ' t Pages of all the ways to say miss the boat! thank you can still only end up the same way--saying thank you all. DUES and ASSESSMENTS DUE .•• Jan. 31 The pl aque will be treasured for many years to co~e and will be a Activities Questionnaire nue •••••• constant reminder of beinr- a part Feb. 1 of the finest club ever, Pultneyville Yacht Club . Dock Request Due •..••...•.• Feb. 17 Ray Todd PYC 1980 OFFICERS S A F E T Y N O T E S I N W I N T E R
COl'HHXJRE Peter r.. Loberg 55 Oridle\•ood Tr. Attach a line permanently to the t op lloneoyoe Falls, N.Y. 1111172 of your winter boarding ladder. As home: 71&-6211-2225 office: 716-1158-1000 ext 861199 you go up your ladder , tie it to something on deck to prevent it VICC CO~t1000RC Theodore D. Case from falling down while you are 36 Mountain Rise F:, irport , N. Y. 111'150 aboard or while you are climbing up 71&-223-11531 or down . Take a good look down before dropp RCI\R COMl•Ooonr. (t·11 Gold m11n ing anything over the side while 'JJ lllackwatch Tr. Fnlrport, N.Y. 1'1'15D your boat is in the cradle . 71&-223-6535 Do you know the location of the 716-458-1000 ext 7578) life ring nearest y our cradled boat SECRCTI\RY Thonns B. Da rke r this winter. 9117 Shoemaker Rd. &*&*&*&*& Webster, N.Y. 111580 716-671-113&& 716-1122-25112
TRF.I\SURl;R Rolle rt Vree l.md FOR SAIL FOR SALE 2Gl'l Oakview Dr. Rochester , N.Y. 111617 716-2G6-2ll55 RANGER 29 k Sails inc . Spinnaker 716458-1000 ext. 88712 Asking $26 , 500 Call 624- 2225 FLEET Cl\rl'l\lN Fred Muhleman 61 5 Britton Rd . Rochester. N.Y. l4u:;.6 716-663-1075 Grampian 26 New Main J Jibs Electr ic Start Outboard PI\ST COIHJl>ORC R;:iynoond E. Todd &72 Lake Rd. Asking $11,JOO Ira Goldman 223- 6535 Webster. N.Y. 1'1580 716-&71-11292 Morgan JO K/CB 5 sails inc . Spinnaker PVC PHONE ll5-5R9-9735 Asking $24 , 500 Call 872- 5406 ######## LAKE SOUNVINGS The. P. Y. C. BUMPER STICKERS are available . NEWSLETTER Vice Commodore , Ted Ca se will have Pe:tvr.. E. Lobvr..g ..••...•.. Commodo~e. these nonular PYC stick- on ThomM B. Ba1r.kvr...... Se.CJte,to.Juj / Ed.,l,to~ bur~ee- representations in 3 to 4 weeks . You may place your order now by sending him a self addressed ECU1tolt.-i..a1.. o 6Q-<.C.e.-6 cu: 9 47 Sho ema.kvr.. Rd. stamped envelope and 31 for two We.br...tvr.. , N. Y. 14580 stickers . Stickers will not be sent without the envelope . Jan. 19 , 1980 LAKE SOUNV1NGS Page 3 G REETINGS FROM THE SOUTH
DEAR FRIEND.S, Diamond 99 }f.arin& 4)99 P.arbor City Slvd.N.,Melbourne, Fla. ruletime Joy !or you &ll from the O'Laughlins aboard the Ya.cht Molly McGee in Florida waters . Here and on the We think of you often ard llliss you being so far off. For ourselves we are hoping for much smoo next two pages, we ther waters in 1980, and for our friends we are wishing you the Happient of New Years. Do let us have letters from bear from you, we always lave to receive mail from friends, wherever we are . Florida continues to please us every day. Cnly recently it was so su~.mer-like, we swam twic two of our "remote" durlng a 5 day cruise in this area, the water ceir~ in the 70•s, A favorite young couple joined PYC families. us.--from PYC, d r ivirg from the snow country of NY5 to vacation after Thanksgiving in the Sun StatE From what they ~:e sa.ilec north to Cap'! Canav.,ral under spinni!
So let's back up a year. Last Christmas we were in Antigua and celebrated the New Year with Dana's brother Bruce and his lady Eva and tiny son Martin. They all came via Chicago from Sweden for some sunshine and warmth. A terrific reunion. Then Rochester sailing buddies Emily and Joe Sullivan joined us to cruise Antigua, Barbuda,-St. Barts and St. Martin. Good sailing, super fishing and great fun together.
The two of us explored St. Martin, Saba and Anguilla before crossing the Anegada Passage to the Virgins on what we still thought was the start of our return sail to the U.S. ANDANTE's designer/ builder, and our friend Rex Kaiser and wife Claire, joined us for several days of sailing and snorkel ling in the B.V.I. Great playful enthusiasm. We loved it. Ev's son Jack, wife Pat and kids Denise and Steven joined us for their spring vacation in March. Another outstanding visit, trying new anchor· ages and exploring backsides of islands: At the end of March, Rochester neighbors Carol and Allen Smith and Ginny and Bill Scully picked up a bareboat charter in Tortola, so we cruised in tandem with them for several days. We all had a great time switching crews between boats.
By now we were actively house-hunting on Tortola. Here the standard of living is comfortable, the political stability reasonable, the sailing about the best in the world, and the Tortolan a gentle, soft-spoken, honest soul. We were convinced. This would be home.
A summer trip to the States for visits with family and friends in Rochester and the Midwest was great fun. Sullivans hosted us in Rochester as we-visited with friends and neighbors whom we have sorely missed and who feted us royally. In Saugatuck we had a whirlwind week with Dana's kids Mark and Allyson, Giffords and a pair of Shermans. Later in Oxford, Ohio, we saw more Giffords. Our first trip back to the States in two years was very exciting for us. We were stunned by the pace, pleased by American efficiency, horrified at the waste and pollution, so glad to find the many tools and amenities unavailable here, and dizzied by the masses of people after two years with just the two of us aboard a small boat afloat on the open seas. Then a business trip to San Diego to sort, sell and ship the remainder of our belongings to Tortola. We were back in the islands by August.
Es's son David and his friend Marilyn flew down to cruise a bit and see our new abode. Good fun. Soon though, Hurricane "David" and a few days later, "Frederick," came roaring by. We stripped ANDANTE. of all sail and above-decks gear, set four anchors, and retired up the hill with our friends from EASTERLY to camp out in our empty but "built-on-rock" house. ANDANTE rode safely through both hurricanes as we four watched in awe the fury of wind and rain ...... and bailed the livingroom frequently! Furniture arrived in mid September and we moved onto the hill in October. Book cases and cupboards were built and gradually "Thomcroft" (named for the innumerable prickly trees and bushes in the garden) has begun to feel like home. We still aren't sure if "Thorncroft" or ANDANTE is home as we continue to split our time between them.
In November, our friend "Youdi" visited all the way from Palo Alto, CA., and we are thrilled that Audge and Steph Krest will come to sail and visit with us just before Christmas. We are fortunate to have made many wonderful new friends as we travel about. Our nomadic life has made us acutely aware of how dearly we value all of you, our dear friends, both new and old.
Our year was one of choices, decisions and a good bit of soul searching. No doors have been closed and an interesting new way of life has opened up. We hope all your lives have been as fill ed with joy, beauty and love as ours have.
Much love to you all, ( (:.7 /,' _J. L / ' •• 1•/' <:.J . / I' L P / kL -, Jan 19, 1980 LAKE SOLJNVTNGS Page 5
As their annual letter indicates, the Wingates have t aken up roots in t he British Virgin Islands. Having been there , we don 1 t blame them . Below is a copy of thei r charter brochure. I f you wish to write t o them, the address is: Evelyn & Da na Wingat e, Box 522 , East End, Tortola, BVI
We love life in the Virgin Islands! The perpetual summer sun, the clear, warm water, the splendid winds for sailing. We would like to share a bit of our life with you. l. 11 What are your preferences? - Sailing - swimming - lying in the sun - snorkeling - beach ~ ,s;-- combing - sipping a cold beer or J - .--- ~fl -~r ~ ;" iced tea - reading - hiking - .... -- enjoying sundowners, a good meal, wine if you like - meeting new people - learning to sail - - - watching the sun set - or rise - taking pictures - relaxing and daydreaming in a quiet anchor age - or doing a bit of each.
You will help us plan your itinerary to best fulfill your ANDANTE, a 39-foot Gale Force, is one of America's dream. most finely crafted and fully equipped yachts. She is We are experienced ocean-going yachtsmen with a heavily built in all specifications to stand up to the background of formal study including advanced most rigorous sailing conditions. The musical diction courses in the United States Power Squadron. ary says Andante is "a gently flowing movement" and she has proven herself true to her name in our years of living and cruising aboard her. We limit our charter guests to two, so you get the best of per sonal attention. We love our home in the Virgins and think you will too.
/ --- Come join us, Dana and Evelyn Wingate
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Pultneyville Yacht Club, Inc. PULTNEYVILLE. NEW YORK
ANNUAL MEETING 1979 Agenda Gates Hall December 2, 1979 1s30PM
•Call to orders Commodore, Peter Loberg •Officers ' Reports for 1979i Vice Commodore ••••••• Ted Case Rear Commodore ••••••• Ira Goldman Secretary •••••••••••• Tom Barker Treasurer •••••••••••• Bob Vreeland Fleet Captain •••••••• George ~yers
Comrnodore ••••••••••• ~Peter E. Loberg •Board of Governors Report for 1979: Past Commodore, Ray Todd •Budget Presentation for 1980s Treasurer, Bob Vreeland Income Expenses Assessment Income Capital Expenditures •Voting on annual Budget and fee structure • Election of new Of:fi cers: Pete Loberg Commodore Ted Case Vice Commodore Ira Goldman Rear Commodo re Tom Barker Secretary Bob Vreeland ~re a surer Fred Muhleman Fleet Captain •Any old Business • Any New Business: BY-Laws Chane;e on membership • No tion to adjourn to refreshments. Lake Soundings
Vol. 5 No. 2 PULTJ".,IEYVILLE. NEW YORK March 5, 1980 sRW1NG 1Nro SPRING DocKs Ass1GNED Vice Commodore Ted Case has unveiled It's a fact of the boating life that the plans for the annual PYC opening dock space is getting scarcer and scarcer. social event of the 80's. The Spring Reports from the West Coast indicate that Banquet of the Pultneyville Yacht Club unless you buy your boat from the marina will be held on April 19~ 1980 at the you want to doc k in--tough luck--there beautiful surroundings of t he Rochester is no place t o put it. The same reports Yacht Club. A full menu including rise up from the Florida area where marinas steamship round, salads, seafood New shuffle boats around to accomodate visi burgh, vegetables, and a special desa:-t tors, who occupy permanent dock holders' will be served starting at 7:30PM. space while they're out cruising. The Cocktail hour will begin an Our region with the summer season has hour earlier at 6 : 30PM for those who not yet reached this level of crowding, wish to begin the evening renewing old but.with the increase in the number and friendships and spinning sea tales. size of boats , things are getting tight. Dancing will begin with the arrival Rear Commodore Ira Goldman has been hard of the band at 9 PM and round out the at work fitting the club facilities to the evening. docking requests of the members. PYC uses Reservations should be sent to Ted a seniority system to assign docks and the Case using the form reproduced at the latest seniority list is reproduced on page bottom of page 6 . Ted needs to know 4. If you have a join date beyond July 31, by April 14. So you don't forget, 1978 (#100) and have not been contacted by send your reservation in now. The Ira, you are not assured of a club assigned cost is $13.50 per person. dock. You should be making other arrange ments (such as with Fred Cornwall) for the 1980 season. Questions on docking should JANUARY MF.AN LAKE LEVELS be addressed t o the Rear Commodore .
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editorial PY C LOG of future events ... Listed below are the Pultneyville YC DOE Standby Emergency Energy Plan events for the next few weeks. Be sure to read the LOG so you don't Discriminates Agains~ Roating miss the boat! Executive Committee Mtg •••. Mar. 19 7PM@ Fred Muhleman•s According to the National Marine Manufacturers Association, there is Spring Ba~quet •••.••••••••• Apr. 19 a poorly conceived Department of .(see details on page 1) Energy (DOE) proposal that would give the President of the United Race organization Mtg •••••. Apr. 20 States powers to restrict weekend 2 PM at club boating should oil supplies fall below a certain level causing a 20% LAUNCHs shortage of gasoline. North Side & Penn. 7s30AM.Apr. 26 I tend to agree with NM~tA that this Penn & South Side 7s00AM.Apr. 27 proposal is discriminatory against boating interests, since there is Work Day •••••••.•••••••••• • May 10 no similar measure for general aviatioJ snowmobiling, or RV's. Commodore's Brunch ••••••••• May 17 Granted, that if gas supplies fall into great shortages, measures must Cruise/Race to Sodus ••••••• May 24 be taken to conserve what we have; it is also true that ill should Commodore's Review of Fleet and share in this conservation move. Family Picnic ••••••••••••• June 7 To sele~t out the boaters, who use less than½ of one percent of the RACE SCHEDULE RACE SCHEDULE RACE annual U.S. oil is a mistake by DOE since it neither really saves any Starting Gun at 10AM thing and in the process probably forces the boaters to spend more time May 18 June 15 Aug 24 Oct 5 driving their more gas expensive June 1 June 22 Sept 7 cars to obtain weekend recreation. June 8 Sept 21 For those who sail and use a pint Sept 28 or two o~ gas to navigate the harbor, the proposal is a token for conservatic For tr4 power boat that may consume a bit more gas to reach that favorite ~ishing spot, we say the same thing- DOE is wrong and if the proposal comes into effect and is used---just try and enforce it. There aren't enough safety boats in the coast guard to help on weekends. Where will they come from to keep us off the waters? LAKE SOUNV!NGS So we will not be forced to snub The. P.Y.C. the law, write to y our Congressman to make sure he knows you are against NEWSLETTER such a discriminatory measure to Pe..tvr. E. LobeJtg •... • . • ... Commodo~e. "save" our energy. Thoma.6 B. BMkeJt ...... • • • S evr.e;to.Jty / EcLu:.o~ Tom Barker EdA.;toJr..,j_a_l o nM, c. u a.:t. 94 7 Sho e.ma.k eJt Rd • Wehtd.eJt, N. Y. 14580 MAR 5 • 1980 LAKE SOUNV!NGS Page 3 RACE WAYS will be made to deter~ine the s peed potential PY Chas elect ed to become of the yacht and not handicap the skipper's a charter member in the newly performance.
formed Performance Handicap The "standard boat" S.?. will be ad Racing Fleet of Lake Ontario jus ted to account for sail inventory and (PHRF - LO) joining with type of motorized ~repulsion.The translation seventeen other U.S . and of ~r..RF-10 ratings to corrected race results 6anadian clubs. Bob Thomson, is left entirely to yacht club and regatta George lf,yers, and Fred:·iuhleman race committees. Either the ti~e- on-time, have been participating in or time-on-distance system may be used ~~ meetings since early ~ecember to formulate the factors. PHRF -LO 3y-Laws and Hanciicappers t:ian'..l.al. This The next task is ttat of o~taining work i 3 now complete and PHRF -LO is reajy to rating certificates for the ?:'S racing fleet. under take its' charter objective to "establish If you have any intention to race during and maintain e~uitable systems of ratings or the 1980 season fill out the enclosed handicaps for yachts owned or chartered by its P2J{F-~0 applicati~n f orm and re~~rn, glong certificate holders. Such syste.L.S shall be with a c neck for ~2 . ".)() payable to Performance based on the speed potential of yacht racing." Handicap Racing 3'leet - i.a..lce On-':s rio, to 'Nhat does this mean to t!'le PYC Racing George Hyers, 1210 Gerrads Cross , ·,;ab~ter, Fleet? Each ?YC member wishing to participate N.Y. 14580. All forms must be in hand by in the 1980 racing season will need to apply Aoril 181 198'). f or a Pl:fnF -LO certificate at a cost to the In filling out t he : arm , leave the certificate holder of $2. 00. In addition to "Req·1ired. EeascU"err:ents", "I:' no spinna' 5J;;)BOONSTRA-JACK l / 18/ 75 SENIOR7 -·ry 6"t~SMITH-FRANK 2 / 27/ 75 6$"o'GECAS-ALEXANDER 3/l/75 Here's the latest version of the .s(.;j)O ' BRIEN-DAVID 3/18/ 75 67~GALEN-PAUL 3 / 29/ 75 FYC seniority list. It also gives 5J~KRAUSE-ROBERT 4/S/ 75 all members of record on Feb 15, 1980. 5T;;)ADOLPHSDN-CHARLES 4 / 15/ 75 Non-voting members are included -on ,o~TDBIN-DONALD 7/l / 75 ,,~VREELAND-ROBERT 7 / 19/75 this list but are not counted in the .i~CLUTZ--l~ I LL 1AM 8 /3 0/ 75 seniority order. Note that the non ,s;;)GOODRICH-RI CH 10/ 6 / 75 ,'4'MILLER-HftRRY 10/ ll/ 75 voting members have had their join ~ KYPER-RUSS 1/ 7 / 76 date adjusted for the minimum of the '-~THOMPSON-ROBERT l / 7/76 ,~WALTER-GERARD 3 / 5 /76 two years they must stay in this '8~SEDLICAS-ROMANAS 3 / 30/ 76 category. .,~WASHBURN-ERNEST 5 / l /76 If you want to get a rough idea "fO~DOERSCHELN-FRED 5/15/ 76 7/~MYERS-GEORGE 6 / 13/ 76 of where you will be in the future, 7to1WETHERALD-HOUGHTON 6/22/76 and you have a calculator, find how 75o1CAIN-RUSSELL 7/6/76 7'f~LIMA-THOMAS 8 / 26/ 76 long you have been in the club and ~PAIMENT-ROBERT 9/ 21/ 76 solve the following equations NON-VOTING l/l/751 ORIGINAL JOIN DATE 10/9/74 ~BUDINSK I-KEN 10/ 9 / 76 /~CORNWALL-FRED l/l/65 ';1,oJPARSHALL-DELBERT l /9/77 ~~CAMARDO-GERALD 3/lS/ 66 7;li'CDRSO-JOHN l / 10.,-77 ~~HOTCHKISS-MORRIS 3/15/ 66 Ro.:,,A ::. 1.;,i - lb, ?If ,- JetJ.rr 7'~S IAS-JAMES 3/23/77 1~0RBAKER-ROLAND 3 / 15/ 66 .(.21,p. -1 77~BOWERSOX-DENNIS 3/30/ 77 S~TOMLINSON-DAN 6 / l / 67 r yed.r/- &:!~STEARNS-RICHARD 4 / 19/77 ~~STEELE-LAWERENCE 6 / 30/67 8/;;)TURNER-++ARRY 4 / 24/ 77 7~TODD-RAY 6 /30/67 SZ~BLAKELY-RICHARD 5 / 3 / 77 !~THOMAS-LEWI S 12/ 13/ 67 NON-VOTING l / l / 80 ORIGINAL JOIN DATE 5 / 31/ 75 f~BOWN-JANE 1/ 1/ 66 ~WINGATE-DANA 5 / 31/ 77 ~~ROHR-LOUIS 3 / 24/68 ~;;)SINCLAIR-DOUGLAS 6 / 2 / 77 //~HULTBERG-JOHN 4 / 18/68 gyoJFOX- STEPHEN 6 / 27/77 NON-VOTING l / l / 80 ORIGINAL JOIN DATE 5 / 16/66 3S'~MCINTOSH-ROBERT 7/ ll/ 77 ~□ 'LAUGHLIN-EARL 5 / 16/ 68 "';;)PALMER-GORDON 7 / 14/ 77 ~~LOVERDE-JOSEPH 6 / 10/ 68 17'olARTMAN-JAY 8 / 2 / 77 1J~CAVALIER-JACK 7 / 1/ 68 ~WISSEL-JOHN 8 / 4 / 77 Jfo)SHULTS-AL 8 / 6 / 68 a,;;)BERTONI-ALFRED 9 / 9 / 77 ,&~LINTON-LAWRENCE 8 / 16/ 68 f';;)HOLMES-EDMUND 9/12/77 /~ROETLING-f>AUL ll/ 9 / 68 !f~.t -/.jJ• yeo..~ + T;;)LEAVITT-GEORGE 10/ 15/ 77 /7~BRDIDA-DANIEL 3/6/ 69 ~L~FRANKLIN-LEDNARD 10/ 31/ 77 1Ja>BRANDON-I< ENNETH S/ 2 / 69 .oo!J511 yea.rii. 'r!~WILFERTH-ROBERT 11/ 4 / 77 Jfo)LOBERG-PETER 2 / 22/ 70 NON-VOTING l / 1/80 ORIGINAL JOIN DATE 3 / 23/76 ,ZOGIOGREN-DONALD S/ 18/ 70 ;;)HOOVER-HERBERT 3 / 23/ 78 ell ~BROWNELL-MARK 6/22/7 0 Q'f,ilCOFSKY-DONALD 3/31/ 78 %t~ABEL-DAVID 8/24/70 ,~MUHLEMAN-FRED 4 / 29/ 78 %5~PAUTZ-TDM 10/ 20/ 70 fb@SMITH-DONALD 5 / 23/ 78 J:ll~SHULTS-EDWARD 3/9/ 71 qr;;)CHRISTIAN □-JOHN 6 /l/78 Jlf"'ci)lJHITE-ROBERT 3 / 9 / 71 fl~POWELL-FREDERICK 6/4/78 ~ KINNEAR-DOUGLAS 7 / 13/ 71 fT;;)FOLEY-TH□ MAS 7/29/ 78 31>1HEWITT-HARVEY 7/27/71 ,.,.:;,s cHIFF-f'IARVIN 7 / 31/ 78 ~JG,SCOTT-BOB 8/10/ 71 Jf(@SARGENT-JOHN 8 / 30/ 78 :Z.f~BROWN-lJ I NTON 8 / 24/ 7 l ~z;;)GRSY-MICHAEL 9/ 17/ 78 JCIGI KLAUSS--1<.ENNETH 10/ lc/ 71 ,-J;;)WETHERELL-THOMAS 12/8/78 Jl~HARKINS-LARRY 11/17/71 /of:i)HARPER-f