SEQUOIA SCOPE Sequoia Yacht Club November 2010 Redwood City, CA

Rick Gilmore took these pictures during a Friday Sunset sail on Mirth. On board are Mike & Terry Marzano, Terry Burley,

Dana Werner, Ron & Th eresa Howard, & Peter McCormic. Especially noteworthy is 91 year old Hallie Heckler at the helm.

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This Month At A Glance Flag Officers Newsletter: Commodore Deb Blackmore, Editor 10/2 RWC Port Festival & Breakfast Byron Jacobs Carole Bumpus, Ed. Asst. 10/6 Wednesday Lunch Vice Commodore Sheila Jones, Photos 10/9 Cruise Out: Aquatic Park Joseph Curtis Jerry Jones, Circulation 10/16 Chili Cook Off Rear Commodore Larry Mayne, Advertising 10/17 Regatta Breakfast Kate Humphreys House Activities 10/22 Drop in Dinner Staff Commodore & OD Chair 10/29 Drop in Dinner Petra Gilmore Club Steward Secretary Lina Reynolds 11/1 Monday Night Football (weekly) Tod Klingler Social Chairperson 11/3 Wednesday Lunch Kristin Butler Treasurer 11/5 Drop in Dinner Wednesday Lunch Winston Bumpus Gaylord Van Dyne 11/9 Board Meeting Port Captain George Carr 11/13 Installation Dinner Ron Brown Drop In Dinners 11/17 Wednesday Lunch Directors Joseph Curtis 11/20 Big Game Regatta/Dinner John Draeger Breakfasts 11/21 Big Game Regatta Breakfast Larry Mayne Terry Burley 11/26 Cruise Out: Angel Island House Manager Ted Hannig Charlie Watt Brett Herr Rental Manager Officer of the Day (OD) Don Inouye Joanne Wright

Robin Weber Bar Manager 10/2 Michele Hartman Key Functions Terry Burley 10/3 Hallie Heckler Engraver Accounts and Office Manager 10/9 Brett Herr Bob Stanfield Joanne Wright Haberdasher 10/10 TBA Risk Management Grace Lowe 10/16 Steve Holmstrom Dennis Lowe Burgee & Trophy Monitor 10/17 Bar Houston Delegates Peter Nardini 10/23 Ron Howard Larry Mayne (YRA) Swap Meet Manager 10/24 Alex Huang Fred Wydler (PICYA) Mike Harris 10/30 Herb Huber Nauti Girls & Buoys Peter Nardini (PICYA) 10/31 Bernard Accristo Membership Committee Deb Blackmore Ann McDonough Jerry Jones 11/6 Robert Huggins Ann McDonough On The Water Activities 11/7 Dan Humphreys

Rick Gilmore Beer Can Captain 11/13 Byron Jacobs Webmasters Steve Holmstrom 11/14 Jim Humphries Ann McDonough Redwood Cup Captain 11/20 Cheryl Jasper Sherry Warburton Mike Garl 11/21 Matt Jaunich Network Manager Cruising Fleet Captain 11/27 Chris Johnson John Graves Stephan Wendl 11/28 Marge Johnstone Calendar Manager Sailboat Fleet Captain Tim Petersen John Graves Powerboat Fleet Captain Publicity Manager Email Sheila Jones Robin Weber Sr. Sailing Fleet Captain articles to Membership Directory Roberta Barnes [email protected]. Sheila Jones Junior Sailing Program Check out club activities at Dan Humphreys www.SequoiaYC.org Eric Anderson

2 Commodore’s Report Vice Commodore’s Report

Byron Jacobs Joseph Curtis

Well, here we are in November again and it’s been a heck of a My tenure as Vice Commodore will be drawing to a close as ride. Th e year has just fl own past and now you will have new you read this. I want to take this opportunity to thank every offi cers for 2011. Please be sure to sign up and attend the volunteer that has helped with the social events and house Installation Dinner on Saturday, November 13th. Th e menu maintenance activities. As Sequoia is a volunteer club, your is exquisite and the champagne will be fl owing. It should be a participation is what makes us a successful club. wonderful night you won’t want to miss. I would like to give special thanks to a few key volunteers I want to off er a big thank you to all the members who that instrumental in helping me this past year: Kristin Butler pitched in and made the Port Fest such a great success. as Social Chair, Charlie Watt as House Manager, Fred Ganji Everyone did so much. A very special thank you to Vince and Terry Burley as Bar Managers, Joanne Wright as Rental Francis who schlepped the audio equipment down and Manager, Gaylord Van Dyne and George Carr as head of back from the dock, set it, and made sure the music and the Wednesday Lunch Bunch, Larry Mayne as the Breakfast announcements came off without a hitch. Th at was an effort Manager, and Grace Lowe as the Haberdasher. Also, a big above and beyond the call. thanks to Bar Houston, Mark Millet, and Dave Bliven for At this time I also want to thank all the offi cers, Board all their help with several of the House projects this past members, and all the other volunteers who made this year year. I also want to thank our Steward, Lina, for all of her so special for our club and me. From the wildly successful work around the club and for all of the wonderful meals she PICYA dinner to day-to-day calendar planning, club prepared this past year. maintenance, Wednesday lunches, Junior Sailing, social events, club clean up and painting the house, YOU made Don’t forget that we have Monday Football every Monday the diff erence this year. Without your participation and through the end of December. Kick Off is at 5:30pm. Hot generosity we would not enjoy the camaraderie and warmth dogs, potato salad, green salad, & chips are the usual fare, of the home we call Sequoia Yacht Club. I won’t take the though there will be special goodies from time to time; pay time here to individually thank all who contributed to our attention to your emails for those announcements. success (that’s fodder for a speech at the dinner!) but I hope you join me in singling out and expressing our gratitude to Kate Humphreys will be the new Vice Commodore in the Joanne Wright who continues to hold our ship together. She coming year. Please continue to support the Vice Commodore is amazing. as you all supported me. She’ll really appreciate your wonderful volunteer spirit. As I step down as your Commodore and accept the advisory role of Staff Commodore, I do so with gratitude for the I’m looking forward now to next year when I will lead as confi dence and opportunity you’ve given me. I hope I’ve Commodore of the club. Oya and I are especially excited satisfi ed or exceeded your expectations. We accomplished to guide the Mega Cruise to Turkey where together we will much this past year and you have given me memories to last a explore the antiquities and amenities of this wonderful lifetime. cruising location! We did what I think a club is supposed to do. We’ve laughed, cried, feasted, played, worked, boated, drank, sang and loved. Please join Jeanne and me on 11/13 to welcome in the new Flag. And thank you, my SYC family.

3 Rear Commodore’s Report PICYA Report

Kate Humphreys Peter Nardini

If you missed the Port Fest you missed a great event. From PICYA “LOG”, July 2010 by Russ Robinson Hundreds showed up and, as you would expect, many said they didn’t even know the Port existed. It was wonderful PR Saturday June 5th was a great day. Not only was the weather for the Port and our club. Rear Commodore Ray Th omas, perfect, but also a magnifi cent new ramp became operational Guest Speaker from the Golden Gate Yacht Club, provided an after many years of hard work. Th e Alviso ramp will again entertaining and informative presentation on Th e America’s provide access to the South Bay for all kinds of boats and Cup Protocol in our club. paddle craft. I was extremely glad to be there to help in the Th anks to all our members who helped make this happen. dedication of this facility. Bar Houston and Vince Francis made sure the audio/visual systems were set up and worked properly. Kathy Harris Alviso at one time was known as San Jose’s Front Door due to and Deb Blackmore took care of the decorations. New its water access to the San Francisco Bay. Th at access continued Social Chair Michelle Hartman, Deb Blackmore, Larry until about 25 years ago when the Santa Clara County Marina Mayne, Joseph Cutis, Petra Gilmore, Rick Gilmore served and launch ramp became unusable due to heavy silting. Further a tasty breakfast to well over 100 people. I’m sure I missed dredging was not possible at that time so alternate plans were someone in the Galley so, my apologies. Nick Weber, Jeanne investigated. I have to point you way back to about 1974 when Jacobs, Kristin Butler and Sherry Smith tended bar. Again, I it was decided to do something else to provide water access apologize if I missed someone. for this area. Master planning was started and a number of us Kathy Harris coordinated the attendance by Miss Redwood served on citizen committees to help in the planning process. City(Jackie Harris), Miss San Mateo County (Priyanka Venkatesh) and Miss Redwood City, San Mateo County’s Over the years that followed there were more delays. First, Outstanding Teen (Renee Ferrari). someone thought they had heard a Clapper Rail, an endangered And many members pitched in to set up and take down tables species, in this area. A whole year was spent listening and and chairs, clean the fl oor and all the other activities it takes looking for that little critter, but none was found. Th e last one to make this a successful event. We look forward to this event sighted in this area was way back at the start of the 1950’s, and growing and becoming ever more popular in the years to that was out at the end of AIviso Slough. It is doubtful if there come. ever was one here. Another delay was caused by a fl ood control Continued from page 4, column 2. project that raised the Alviso side of the levee on the Alviso water fowl has been spectacular. Th ese openings allow more Slough, and that also meant raising the elevation of the parking salt water to come south in the Bay due to the increased tidal lot. Th ere were other delays also, but it has taken a long time to plain. Th is new ramp also prevents the potential spread of the get this ramp funded and installed. invasive Quagga and Zebramussels. Th ese little destructive creatures do not live in salt water so the boaters will not need Funding was not easy, but it was fi nally obtained from Santa the same inspection of their boats here. Th is ramp, therefore, Clara County, the California Coastal Conservancy, and the will provide another recreational outlet for the boaters who California Department of Boating & Waterways. Th e grant have been using the reservoirs. funding from the Department of Boating & Waterways comes from a fund created by the taxes that boaters pay on the fuel Th e Aviso ramp is one of the fi rst to be constructed with a dual they buy for their boats. Th is is a protected fund and cannot be ramp, one for power and sailboats, and the other for paddle allocated to other uses. It should be pointed out that this ramp boaters. It also provides a link of ramps to the San Francisco has not taken money away from critical issues like funding for Water Trail for us all to enjoy responsibly. Alviso was once our schools. known as San Jose’s Front door. It is very nice to once again Th e South Bay Salt Pond Restoration project has opened up a open that door. number of old salt ponds and the increase in aquatic life and Continued on page 4, column 1.

4 Social Events Good of the Order

Kristin Butler Ann McDonough

Winston and Carole Th e Commodore, Byron Jacobs, and his wife, Jeanne, Bumpus returned from cordially invite you to the a fabulous Mediterrean Cruise to celebrate Annual Installation of Offi cers Winston’s birthday. And Saturday, November 13th they are looking forward to returning to Turkey Cocktails 18:00 Dinner: 19:00 Meeting: 20:00 $25 next summer for the Mega Menu: Cruise. Hors D’Oeuvre Mixed Green Salad Steve and Laurie Holmstrom along with Ann McDonough Choice of: will head off to Hawaii for a diving excursion coming up Filet Mignon with roasted pear and garlic sauce soon. Creamy baked chicken breast Spinach stuff ed Portobello Deb Blackmore attended the 2010 Northern California with: Women’s Sailing Conference at Island Yacht Club in Alameda French onion green beans with almonds on October 9, where she tried to recruit new SYC members. Sauteed red potatoes with rosemary She noticed that the gigantic new mast for Pied Piper was Chocolate Mousse with mint and raspberries dockside at Svendsen’s. Yea!

Sign up at the club or with Byron Jacobs by Nov. 8th. LuAnne Graves watched (nearly) every game (pitch) in the National League playoff s between the SF Giants and the Atlanta Braves. She reported that she is on the waiting list to Children’s Holiday Party adopt Buster Posey. Sunday, December 5th Bernie Wahle will be returning from her summer in Maine on 12:00 to 18:00 October 13. Welcome back. John Zolck and Stacy Markel participated in the 2010 Th is year we’re welcoming Gregorio the Great along with Leukemia Cup Regatta on their Newport 28, Water Horse. Santa Claus at SYC. Come enjoy an afternoon at the club Th anks to all who donated to support the cause. with craft activities, gifts for the children and a potluck dinner. It’s a wonderful way to start your festive season. Dan Dowd’s grandson, Paul Dowd (age 3), and his parents Duane and Andrea have recently moved to Houston, TX to Please note: this is an be near the M.D. Anderson Center, where Paul will soon opportunity to volunteer help be having advanced treatment on his immune system. Our if you don’t have young ones thoughts are with you. yourself. You’ll catch the spirit of the season and the parents and Alejandra Dalton will be three years old on October 19. Her grandparents really appreciate currentl treatment at UCSF Hospital is going well. the “extra hands” that enable Happy Birthday, Allie! them to fully relax and enjoy this special tradition at the club.

5 Membership Racing Fleet

Jerry Jones Tim Petersen

Richard Blackmore had his fi rst reading for Corinthian Th e fi nal race of the season, the South Bay Championship, membership at the October Membership meeting. He was was held on Oct. 16. It’s hard to believe that we’ve reached the nominated by Deb Blackmore end of the 2010 race calendar. I’d like to take this opportunity and Larry Mayne. to thank all of the people who have helped make this year a Richard graduated from success. Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio and has moved Th anks to Mike Garl for leading the 2010 Redwood Cup back to the Bay Area. His Series. Th e Redwood Cup is a fun series that keeps us sharp degree was in Earth Sciences for the upcoming summer winds and prepares us for Beer and he is volunteering his Can race starts. A big thank you goes to Steve Holmstrom time at three local museums to for all his eff orts in making the 2010 Beer Can series a further his career as a natural huge success, especially for introducing PHRF incentives to history curator. Richard has bring new members into the club and for leading the many been active in sea kayaking, El races throughout the year. Th anks also to Jim Peterson, Toro saililng, Beer Can Races and cruising. He sails on the Kate Humphreys, Joseph Curtis and Byron Jacobs for their family boat Pied Piper, an Oyster 49, and the Alerion 28. support, enthusiasm and advice throughout the year, and to John Draeger for passing along his expertise in building Th e following Honorary Memberships were approved by the Sequoia racing marks. membership: Carl Hammer, past Commodore 1993 and Tom Cronin, new Port Commissioner, a former Planning But overall I want to thank the skippers and crew that came Commissioner and Executive Director of Redwood City out to participate in all the races over the course of the 2010 Police Athletic League. race season. It was a great year. We had 45 boats participate in at least one of the Sequoia club races, with most sailing New Online Membership Directory multiple races and series. We sailed in light winds and in Our membership Directory is now available online. You challenging winds, in sunshine, rain, daylight, moonlight and must fi rst log into our website (www.sequoiayc.org) using darkness, and we ate a lot of sausages and chips along the way. your personal username and password. Your account information was sent to you last year when we set up the I have agreed to continue on as the Large Sailboat Fleet new website.Your username is the First and Last Name of Captain for 2011, so the cycle starts again in November. the primary member. If you don’t remember your password, Robin Weber will be the Redwood Cup Fleet Captain and please use the “Request New Password” link under the sign in Steve Holmstrom has agreed to continue on as the Beer Can box. A single use login link will be sent to the email address Fleet Captain. I’m looking forward to another great year of used to set up your web account. By default, this is the email racing. Th e fi rst race of the 2011 season is Redwood Cup #1 address you provided for the membership directory and on Sunday, Nov. 7 and the Winter Series starts with Winter mailing list. #1 on Saturday, Nov. 13. After you log in, you can access the directory by clicking on Th anks again for a great 2010 season, and I look forward to the link “Membership Directory” on the left under “Club seeing you at the start line in November. Documents”. At the bottom of the “Membership Directory” page is an attachment (a .PDF fi le) that contains the Continued from page 6, column 1. directory. Th e password will be changed at least once a year. If the Th e .PDF fi le is also password protected. Th is protects our password changes and you forget the new one, send and directory from unauthorized access and use by outsiders or email to [email protected] and Sheila will send you for mass mailings. It is even more secure than our printed an email with the password once she verifi es your contact Club Roster! Once open, you will be able to search, view and information and your membership status. print the document. Continued on page 6, column 2. 6 For Nauti Girls & Buoys Cruising Fleet

Peter McCormick John Graves

Th e annual October “Cork Screw Slew Regatta” has once again come and gone. WOW, what a wonderful treat of a Angel Island Post-Th anksgiving Cruise Out race. Over 25 boats participated this year including a sweet November 26-28 little contingent of our own Junior Sailors.

You think El Toro’s are only for kids? Mention that to the Add some sailing fun to your crowd of veteran El Toro afi cionados. I’m not such a little kid usual festivities. Th e SYC any more, but this crowd, for the most part were all seniors to cruisers are planning a post- me. Th ey were good too. Larry Mayne coordinated a great holiday meet-up at Angel starting line which pointed the fl eet (a short leg) to windward Island. For more details on marker “20”, to port, and downwind to Pete’s Harbor and off where, how, and what, contact around the sloughs. Cruise Leader Tom Keegan.

It was a beautiful sunny afternoon, with ideal 6-10 knots of wind. Th e fl eet tacked around the slough in good order. South Beach Harbor Th e tide was high, to the point some land was hidden under Skating & Shopping Cruise Out water, cut those corners carefully. Oops. I only had to jibe once, which surprised me, the Cork Screw has a lot of bends December 18-19 and jibing is often common. Th e relatively light wind made jibing not much of a worry, but still my close competition Cruise Leader Sherry Smith nearly dumped. It’s fun to be close enough to shake hands says...“It’s doesn’t get much more with the guy racing next to you, and I was glad that he was to festive than this!” Slips have been leeward as had he been windward his mast could have conked booked for the always popular my head! South Beach Harbor, so claim yours asap. We will walk to the For me one of the most impressive features of the fl eet was ice skating and shops along the quality of sailors with total dedication to their boats. We Th e Embarcadero. Hot cocoa all love our boats, this group is no diff erent in that aspect, yet anyone? most sailors migrate to bigger more complicated boats, jibs, mizzens, spinnakers, with a large variety of do-hickies to play Continued from page 7, column 1. with and adjust, all complicating the art. Th anks to a tremendous showing of Juniors and Seniors from the local fl eet, this was the biggest Corkscrew Race in recent Th e El Toro is as basic as a sailboat can get. A mainsail, tiller, memory - 25 sailors, 17 seniors and 8 juniors completed the sheet, cunningham, boomvang. Make it go. Clunky sailors course. Th e trophies for this year’s event were handsomely can get by with clopping around their big boats, shifting recycled from the collection of long time Toro sailor and your tail in an El Toro requires technique. Th e margin of builder, Terry Schmidt - thanks Terry. perfection is easily witnessed in such a small boat, and this group has honed their skills and their boats. Witnessing Top fi nishers: Th e trophy for the fi rst junior to nishfi went the precision of movement, the technique to tack, jibe and to SYC’s Peter Anderson. Th ird place for the seniors was adjust while at the same time staying comfortable and well well earned by Bruce Bradfute. Second place went to the positioned in your boat. Cool. It’s so easy to get a cramp here, consistently fast Chris Straub. And 1st place for the 2010 something poking your side there, the sheet under your foot Corkscrew went to the venerable Gordie Nash. SYC has set or under something. Even a slight turn of your head can rock the date for next year’s event for Saturday, October 15, 2011. this boat. Mark your calendars! Fun? It was fantastic, and this group of Continued on page 7, column 2. sailors is as good and interesting as they come.

7 Photos by John Zolck, Petra & Rick Gilmore, Steve Holmstrom, Tom Keegan, Kate Humphries, Mark Millet, Byron Jacobs, Chris Owczarck & Jerry Jones

Redwood City PortFest Welcome Ceremony with the West Bay Community Band, a full day of activities including Hi-Speed, Eco Friendly Ferry dockside tours and the Marine Science Institute boat tour aboard “Th e Brownlee”

FYI, an SYC racing update. Sequoia Yacht Club has won the Los Gatos Yacht Club Interclub Challenge Race for the second year in a row! Th is year, the race format was a series of fi ve races in Merit 25 yachts, with two throw-outs. Th e SYC team was undefeated, fi nishing fi rst in each of the May, June and July races. Th e other two clubs, Los Gatos Yacht Club and the Ames Sailing Club (NASA), then conceded the series and cancelled the remaining races. Sequoia’s yachts were crewed by Chris Owczarek, Jon McCarty, Rick Gilmore, John Zolck, and Victor Obreza, with Brett Herr as captain. Wednesday October 13, the Last Beer Can Race of the 2010 Season See page 10 for the report on John Zolck’s team that raced Waterhorse in the Leukemia Cup.

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A note from John Zolck about the the team that raced Waterhorse in the Leukemia Cup. Th e memebers of Sequoia were very supportive and helped raise money for the cause. Below are my thoughts about the fundrasing event Sunday, October 3rd at Th e San Francisco Yacht Club. We would like to thank everyone for their support. We received some very generous donations and exceeded our fundraising goal by 400%. Th e team: Brett Herr - Skipper and Helm, Chris Owczarek - Bow, Strategist, and technical equipment support David Elliott - Mainsheet and grinder Jon McCarty - Jib sheet and back up rail meat, John Zolck - Tactician and power plant operator, Stacy, Johannes, Payton, and many others were on the cheering crew. On the water the team worked together very well. Our race was very competitive with a lot of locals, however, we were able to edge out two 31’ Hunter’s that were newer and by design faster than our boat. Th ere were over 70 boats (yachts) on the water in nine diff erent starts, which made for a very exciting day. We hope you enjoy the enclosed picture and look forward to future racing communications as this was the teams fi rst “North Bay Race” on Waterhorse. (From left to right in picture: Brett, Chris, John Z, Jon M, David) Fairwinds and following seas, Waterhorse & Crew

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