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April, 2002 Volume 34, Number 3

Commodore's Comments

Officers Commodore - Joe Ballard

Vice Commodore - Patti Miller Secretary - Nelson Miller Treasurer - Fred Beesley

Rear Commodore - Rob Hempel

Board Members Kent Martin

Randall Butler Andy Griswold

Inside this issue:

Sailing Seminar 3

Sea scouts 4,5

Calendar 6,7

Laser Fleet 8

Women Aboard 9

Tennessean 10,11

Le Ceil 12

Sail Camp 13,14

Wait Lists 15

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Clubhouse Phone 758-9909

Harbor Master - Tom Allen House - Dianne Bronner Grounds - Kent Martin Youth Sailing –Bill Killebrew New Members –Gary Markham Cruising Fleet –Al Bronner Race Committee –Chuck Konesky

Photo by Mike Liles

Surprise, Surprise: The Board has pased a motion to present to the membership “A dues increase”. It has been almost five years since the last due in-crease and inflation; deferred maintenance and fi-nancing of dock replacement requires money. Items such as painting of clubhouse (inside and out), floor coverings, hardwood floors, furniture, sewage pumps, etc., need to be addressed. Esti-mated cost is in the $25,000 to $40,000 range.

Dock replacement to meet the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers require-ments is in the $75,000 to $100,000 range. Other items such as paving of lots and grading and shaping top of hill are additional costs, amount unknown. The board has voted to present the following increases for approval by members at the April 28, Quarterly Meeting.

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ACTIVE MEMBERS INCREASES FROM $480 TO $600 PER YEAR ASSOCIATE MEMBER INCREASES FROM $240 TO $300 PER YEAR Active Junior Member increases from $100 to $150 per year Initiation Fee: Active Member increases from $350 to $450 Associate Member increases from $50 to $65 Active Junior Member increases from $50 to $65 Please plan to attend the meeting. Other Board actions were to approve $1,500 for IROS maintenance. This money will come from IROS maintenance funds, not club funds. IROS is for use by club members. Rules for use will be issued in the May Anchorline. The Board has appointed Mike Liles as the Chairperson of the new committee for upkeep of Moonpie, BB II and our two chase boats. New members will be appointed as assistants with help from Gary Markham. Mile Liles to develop the program. This has been longwinded, and I hope worth the effort.

QUARTERLY MEETING IS SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2002. SOCIAL HOUR 5:30; DINNER 6:30; SHORT MEETING 7:30 IF FOR SOME REASON YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO ATTEND, PLEASE SEND YOUR PROXY TO: NELSON MILLER, 820 HUNTERS HILL TRACE, OLD HICKORY, TENNESSEE 37138. I,___________________________ being an Active member of Harbor Island Yacht Club, entitled to vote at the Quarterly Meeting, do hereby constitute and appoint ___________________ as my proxy to attend the said Quarterly Meeting to be held on April 28, 2002, or the continuation or adjournment thereof, with full power to vote and act for me in my name, place and stead, to the same extent and with the same effect that I would have if personally present. Any proxy or proxies heretofore given to any person or persons whatsoever are hereby revoked. Signed __________________________________ Date ___________________

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Come one and come all, from near or from far to a great SAILING SEMINAR!!! Bring your spouse! Where: HIYC When: Friday April 26, 2002 Dinner: soup or chili by Joy Kimbrell……1800hrs. Seminar…………………………………...1900hrs. Guest speakers: Lt. Commander Paul D. Thorne United States Coast Guard Topic: US Coast Guard responsibilities on Inland Waterways and Safety inspections Vice President of Ingram Barge Company (Friend of Marty Weingartner) Topic: What it is like pushing thousands of tons of material up and down the Cumberland River Our own Mark Endicott Topic: Proper installation and usage of the VHF radio PLUS question and answer periods Let’s have a massive turnout to show these guest speakers we care and want to learn how we can better share this beautiful waterway of Old Hickory Lake. Questions?? Chuck Konesky 822-1463


SEA SCOUT NEWS Andy and Cathy Griswold

Sea Scout News April 2002 Well the winter series is over and now it’s time for things to slow down. Yeah Right! Now we kick into high gear getting ready for spring and summer activities. Between now and the end of the school year the kids have to raise an additional $4,000 to pay for our summer trip to the Apostle Islands on Lake Superior. At this point we are chartering two boats. A Cal 34 and a Pearson 34. The Cal will be the girls boat and the Pearson the boys boat. Why! Because there are 6 girls and 7 boys going. The Cal sleeps 6 and the Pearson 7. My but that’s a lot of people on each boat. But the cost of adding an-other boat or two just gets to high and more adults would be needed. We are scheduled to leave Nash-ville Saturday July 6th. We’ll spend Sunday night on the boats at the dock. After getting checked out on Monday morning we will head east into the islands. There are 22 or 23 islands in the area. Of those islands 21 are in a national park under the term of a ‘National Lakeshore’. There looks to be a lot of interesting places to visit and explore. I only wish we had more than 4 days in which to do it. We will be back either late Friday the 12th or early Saturday the 13th. So between now and then we have our hands full. There will be fund raisers, and more fund raisers. Additionally we have a lot of skills to be working on. Although most of the kids have sailed for a while, we still have a couple with only one or two sails under their belts. We also have several newer scouts that have never stayed overnight on a boat. Plus navigation in an unfamiliar area is something that only three of the current scouts have done. Where to start? We need to do at least one over-nighter and we need some skills de-velopment sessions. Although I be-lieve I can teach them most if not all the skills needed for the trip, the kids are going to become tired of listen-ing to me all the time. I need some-one that can teach navigation in an evening session and then put it to use on the water. We will also need sessions for things like anchoring, working with different types of fuel and stoves, water system basics and who knows what other cruising skills I’m forgetting.


So, as you can see, we need your help. Not only for the fundraisers but also for skills sessions. Please be open to allowing the scouts to work for you to earn money (some are really good with

teak work and basic repairs) and to providing assistance even for an hour or two in the afternoon to teach skills. I can tell you from first hand experience that the teacher learns more than the student.

So hopefully we'll see you out at the lake having your boat washed, purchasing lunches, buying nautical items and assisting in teaching skills.

Another way you can help? On April 6 the Scouts are planning another nautical yard/consignment

sale. If you have something that you would like to donate or put on consignment to sell, please call us at 883-8451. Also, don't forget to come by that morning and see what goodies that we have

that you just can't do without. Another opportunity for assistance is to purchase your lunches for the Tennessean Open on the weekend of 4/21-22. And, last but not least, if you would like to be

sure that your boat will go fast for the regatta (everybody but Ballard-he doesn't need any more help going fast) the Scouts will be glad to wash your boat (topside and the keel).

Andy and Cathy Griswold


HIYC Calendar April

5 Seminar- Racing Rules 1900 Cully Ward 6 to 7 Tennessean Cruiser 0900/1030 Patti Miller/Scott Trigg (1000 Start on Sunday)

9 Board Meeting 1900 14 Begin Lightning Sunday Races 1400

20 to 21 Tennessean Dinghy 0900/1030 Patti Miller/Neil Cunningham (1000 Start on Sun-day)

21 Opti Regatta 26 Seamanship Seminar 1800 Dinner/ 1900

Seminar Coordinator Chuck Konesky

27 Cully Cobb 50K 0900/1000 Cruising Fleet/Robert Moore - Pro 27 to 28 KY Lake 50k

27 PPYC Sail-for-Sight Al Bronner - Chair 28 Quarterly Meeting/Potluck Dinner 1730 Social/ 1830

Potluck

May 4 to 5 PPYC Bushwacker Regatta (Laser)

11 Mentor Regatta 0930/1100 Begin Summer Cruisers 14 Board Meeting 1900

11 to 12 Cheeseburger in Paradise Overnight

18 to 19 KY Lake Governor's Cup Regatta 18 PPYC Touch-of-Class ? Lightning Hernando, MS

June 1 & 2 Lightning Districts

Tuesday Evenings, Laser Drills 1730-1830 8 Lady Luck and Little Lady Luck Second Race

of Summer Series, Female at Helm 0930/1100 Joy Kimbrell - Pro & Chair

Regatta (Opti) 11 Board Meeting 1900 15 Seminar on Cruising TBA

22 to 23 Overnight Cruising Fleet 29 Junior Regatta Laser & Opti 1130/1300 ? Lightning District Championship ? Lightning Junior Districts

July Tuesday Evenings, Laser Drills 1730/1830 4 Family Fun Day & Fireworks Kent Martin 9 Board Meeting 1900 13 Summer Series Cruisers (Double Handed)

Third Race of Summer Series 0930/1100 Joe Ballard - Pro & Chair

20 to 21 Cruising Fleet Raft Up August

? Women's and Juniors Lightning NA's ? Lightning NA's 10 Summer Series Cruisers Fourth Race of

Summer Series 0930/1100 Cully Ward - Pro & Chair

11 Quarterly Meeting/Potluck 1730/1830 13 Board Meeting 1900 17 Jr. Regatta Laser Opti End of Summer 24 Cruising Fleet Raft Up and Shrimp Boil/

Moonlight Sail


September

7 Iron Skillet 1030/1130 Sean Clare

7 Opti Regatta 1130/1300

7 Iron Skillet Dinner TBA

10 Board Meeting 1900

14 Mulled Wine Regatta 1000/1100 Donna Moore

21 to 22 Lotsa Lasers 1130/1300 Bruce Richards - Pro & Chair

21 to 22 PPYC Windmill District Regatta

? Cotton Pickin' Lightning Regatta

28 Cruising Fleet Fallfest Progressive Dinner

October

5 to 6 PPYC Oktoberfest Regatta


12 to 13 McDougal Cruiser Regatta 0945/1100 Patti Miller/

19 to 20 McDougal Dinghy/Opti Regatta 0945/1100 Patti Miller/

? Nominating Committee Meeting

26 Fall Clean Up Day

27 Quarterly Meeting/Potluck Dinner

26 to 27 PPYC Equalizer

November

2 to 3 Bluenose Regatta 0900/1020 Rob Hempel

9 Fall 50K Regatta 0900/1000 Cruising Fleet - Mark Endicott - Pro

9 ? PPYC Fall-Off Regatta


16 to 17 Arnold Nye Regatta 0900/1020 Chandler Owen

16 Lobster Boil 1730/1830 Randal Butler

December

7 Flotsam and Jetsam 1000/1100 Bill Killebrew

7 HIYC Christmas Party Andy Griswold

8 PPYC Kamikaze Regatta

14 Cruiser Fleet Christmas Party

10 Board Meeting TBA

14 Lightning Fleet

HIYC Calendar


Laser Fleet Frostbiting Week 8 Nashville rolled out it's finest. A 60+ degree day with 8-12 from the south. One of Rob's ole buddies Larry Broviak did the RC honors with a hand from Wade Thweet (who has turned into a regular). Bruce Rich-ards made an appearance, and even though he didn't rewrite the book, as he has done in past years, he was happy to win two races. Joe came down from Lou'ville, but couldn't start well and went home empty. Chip was his stellar self, I had to hit him in the fourth race to preserve a first. The left paid, while the right bailed Chip out twice. Mike port tacked the fleet once, then the RC made the line shorter to keep us honest. Dennis showed some style winning the last race and had a solid second in the second. Tom Gillingham saved his best for last and finished third in the finale. Alas, David's handicap put him out of reach. He gets the title by four points. In thirty-three races, ten points separated the top four boats. This is the best series in town. Those that raced are the better for it. Make your mind up to do it next year. You'll miss a few football games, but hey, this is life. hof

Mandy Hofmeister


Women Aboard is an International Association for Women In Boating. Tennessee and Alabama Women Aboard have gotten together to for a chapter that will serve not only TN and AL, but also Georgia, Kentucky, and Arkansas. We meet 4 times a year, to promote interest, safety through learning, and commaradarie. Each meeting is in a different location, to allow more women (and their spouses, if they so desire) to attend meetings.

On April 13, I will be hosting the new Chapter meeting at the club house. We will begin about noon with a potluck lunch, have a brief “official” meeting and fun after. There will be information available, to introduce you to WA. There is a website ( http://womenaboard.com/ ) you can visit for more in-formation – or to join.

I noticed many burgee’s flying in the club house while attending the recent seminar presented by North Sails. I will be presenting my WA burgee to the club (if they are interested in it), flown for a little over a year, in San Diego Harbor, where I met several Women Aboard – because I was flying the burgee.

Please join us at our April meeting. I look forward to meeting you all – and the many Women Aboard in the Nash-ville and surrounding area.

Jan McCormack


H A R B O R I S L A N D Y A C H T C L U B

CRUISING CLASS OPEN CLASS

Four divisions are anticipated—Light, Heavy “A”, Heavy “B”, Catalina 22. A division will be created for each class with five or more registrants. Boats will be placed in divisions at the discretion of the race commit-tee. Trophies, first through third place, will be awarded to the boats with the lowest overall score for the series on corrected time. Corrected time will be determined by applying HIYC's PHRF ratings to elapsed time. Registra-tion fee $25.00, checks payable to “Tennessean Regatta”.

A division will be created for each class with five or more registrants. Boats will be placed in divisions at the discre-tion of the race committee. As many as six races will be sailed. There will be no throw out. Trophies, first through third place, will be awarded in each division. An overall rotating trophy, The Silliman Evans Trophy, will be awarded to the boat with the lowest overall score for the series based on corrected time. Corrected time will be de-termined by applying the Portsmouth Handicapping Sys-tem’s Wind Velocity Handicap Factors (HC) to elapsed time. Registration fee $25.00, checks payable to “Tennessean Regatta”.

APRIL 20 & 21, 2002 FRIDAY APRIL 19, 2002 4:00 pm Rig and Launch 5:30 pm Social Hour (BYOB) SATURDAY APRIL 20, 2002 7:30 am Registration, Coffee & Donuts (Sea Scouts provide on-the-water sack lunch as fundraising

event.) 9:00 am Skippers’ Meeting 10:25 am Warning Signal for First Race 6:30 pm Dinner

(Request receipt of dinner reservations by Wednesday, April 17.)

SUNDAY APRIL 21, 2002 8:30 am Coffee and Donuts 9:55 am Warning Signal for Next Race (Sea Scouts provide after-race lunches as fundraising event.) 2:00 pm Trophy Presentation

APRIL 6 & 7, 2002 FRIDAY APRIL 5, 2002 4:00 pm Rig and Launch 6:00 pm Social Hour

Please bring appetizers, BYOB 7:00 pm Seminar — Racing Rules

(Note: time has been revised to 7:00 pm) SATURDAY APRIL 6, 2002 7:30 am Registration, Coffee and Donuts 9:00 am Skippers’ Meeting 10:25 am Warning Signal for First Race 6:30 pm Dinner

(Request receipt of dinner reservations by Wednesday, April 3.)

SUNDAY APRIL 7, 2002 (Daylight Saving Time Begins)

8:30 am Coffee and Donuts 9:55 am Warning Signal for First Race 2:00 pm Trophy Presentation

THE TENNESSEAN HARBOR ISLAND, TENNESSEE

Seminar April 5

Breezy

WEATHER Cruising Class April 6-7

Open Class April 20-21

49TH ANNUAL

Opti Regatta April 21

IMPORTANT: Per revised Sailing Instructions, Section 19.2, “ All competitors must watch for and keep out of the way of commercial and other deep draft vessels, which have the right of way. Monitor channel 68 on your VHF radio for warnings and communication with other vessels as it relates to these ‘right of way’ vessels.” Please check to make sure your VHF radio is in good working condition.


Request RECEIPT of reservations by Wednesday, April 3 for Cruising Class Dinner on 4/6, and Wednesday, April 17 for Open Class Dinner on 4/20.

DINNER RESERVATIONS WHITT’S RIBS & BBQ, BAKED BEANS,

COLE SLAW, POTATO SALAD, TEA, DESSERT $9.00 (BYOB)

Send Dinner Reservations To: Patti Miller

606 Majesty Dr. Murfreesboro, TN 37129

Checks payable to: “Tennessean Regatta”

$9.00 per plate

7:00 pm - Racing Rules of Sailing The second in a series of three semi-

nars will be held Friday, April 5. Local experts will review practical as-

pects of the 2001-2004 rules. Facilitator—Cully Ward

(Reservation not required.)

SEMINAR - Friday, April 5—7:00 pm

Regatta Chair: Patti Miller (615) 890-8297

606 Majesty Drive, Murfreesboro, TN 37129

[email protected] Cruising Class PRO: Scott Trigg

Open Class PRO: Neil Cunningham

TO REQUEST REGATTA FLYER OR MORE INFORMATION

2:00 pm - Rigging, parents meeting For information call Bill Killebrew - (615) 665-2722

BABYSITTING FOR DINGHY WEEKEND ONLY , APRIL 20—21: CONTACT ANDY GRISWOLD (615) 883-8451

OPTI REGATTA Sunday, April 21 - 2:00 pm

THE TENNESSEAN HARBOR ISLAND, TENNESSEE

Seminar April 5

Breezy

WEATHER Cruising Class April 6-7

Open Class April 20-21

49TH ANNUAL



The Adventures of LE CEIL

Hello to everyone at HIYC. Ceile rejoined Le Ciel on the 4th of Feb. in St. Martin. After a few days there, we headed south to St. Statia where we spent a rolly night at anchor. The next day we sailed to Basseterre, St. Kitts. After a restful night in Port Zante, we headed to Mt. Liamuiga, a 3792' volcano. The locals call it Mt. Misery, which we understood after a 3 hr. scramble up its slippery and rocky slopes. What a beautiful view. On one side was miles of ocean, on the other a 700' deep crater...I think God lives in places like this. On the 10th we anchored in White House Bay, and the next night at Majors Bay. After returning to Basseterre to clear customs, we sailed back to Statia. On the way we watched as a pod of whales jumped clear out of the water and came down in an increadible display. The anchorage was still rolly, but acceptable. Ceile saw her first "Green Flash" here. This was Valen-tine's Day so I took Ceile out to a local restaurant, Kings Well. Win(German) and his wife, Laura(British) open their home/hotel to sailors and hotel guests only. The bar is on the honor system (you write down what you drink) and the menu is whatever Win cooks (BBQ ribs and grilled grouper that night). The food was great and we drank toooo much, but had a great time. (The next day was spent in recovery). On the 16th, we headed to St. Maarten to reprovision for our trip to the BVI's. We had an unusually calm passage to Anguilla on the 19th where we anchored in Road Bay. Anigulla is a quiet place with few accomoda-tions. After a couple of days, we departed the afternoon of the 22nd for a 17 hr. off the wind reach to Spanish Town, Virgin Gorda. After two days there, we stopped in at The Baths for some snorkeling, on our way to Cooper Island, where we anchored in Haul Over Bay. The BVI's are beautiful, but crowded; beaucoup of charter-boat traffic.

Bernard Moitessier, a french sailor, said in his poetic book "The Long Way," "I found a little temple from forgotten times, lost in the faraway forest. I stayed near it a long time, all by myself, to learn to read the marks carved on the stone. Nothing was left of what I had brought, and I lived on roots and wild honey, staying near the temple for as long as it took to find out. And little by little the stone gave forth a name that said go on and seek truth inside of things....further on." The winter in Tennessee is for armchair sailors to plan for the summer, try someplace further on....you might find some truth there.

Sea ya, Thom & Ceile Garrison s/v Le Ciel ------------------------------


HARBOR ISLAND YACHT CLUB JUNIOR SAILING REGATTA CAMP

Dear Parents and Junior Sailors, We recommend our sailing camp for beginner-advanced sailors, 7 years of age or older. Every week is open to all ages and experience levels. We will limit our registration to 30 students per week. Requests for a second week will be awarded on space available basis. Please arrive at 12:00 sharp on Monday of each week. Each student must have a signed waiver on file before they can participate. Sign in and out each day. Show up with a comfortable, well fitting P.F.D. (life jacket), sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, water shoes or old tennies, a towel and a change of clothes.

PARENTS/GUARDIAN AGREEMENT AND RELEASE I/We, the parent(s) and/or guardian(s) of the minor child ______________________, hereby give permission for said minor child to attend the Harbor Island Yacht Club Junior Sailing Camp utilizing boats donated under the Laser Regatta Squadron Program donated by individual owners for use in that program including this junior regatta. I/We recognize and understand that the use of the facility by the minor child may expose him or her to some level of risk of injury. I/We acknowledge that the minor child will be using the facility and the boats pro-vided at his or her own risk. Furthermore, in consideration of Harbor Island Yacht Club, the Laser Regatta Squadron and the individual owners of the boats utilized in the program allowing the minor child to utilize the premises, facilities and equipment of the junior sailing camp. I/We agree to release, discharge, hold forever harmless and indemnify Harbor Island Yacht Club, Harbor Island Yacht Club Junior Regatta, the Laser Regatta Squadron and the individual owners of the Laser’s utilized in the program, their trustees, agents, officers, ser-vants, and employees against loss from any and all claims, demands, rights, causes of action of any kind or na-ture that may hereinafter at any time be made or brought by the said minor, by anyone on behalf of said minor, by us, or by any other person having a legal interest therein arising from or by reason of any and all known or unknown, or seen or unforeseen bodily or personal injuries, damages to property and consequences thereof which may be sustained by said minor or by us in consequence of any accident or injuries on the premises of in connection with the junior regatta to the extent that the same is not covered by insurance. Said indemnification shall include, but not be limited to court costs and attorneys fees. Furthermore, I/We agree to indemnify Har-bor Island Yacht Club, the Laser Regatta Squadron and the individual owners of the boats utilized in the pro-gram from any loss or damage to the premises, facilities or equipment of Harbor Island Yacht Club, the junior camp, the Laser Regatta Squadron or the individual owners, caused by us or the minor to the extent that the same is not covered by insurance. If the minor child should suffer an injury or illness while at the facility, I/We authorize HIYC members to use their discretion to transport or to have the minor child transported to a medi-cal facility and I/We take full responsibility for that action. I/We have read the foregoing release and understand that I/We are signing a release and bar to any claims as defined above resulting from the use of the facilities or equipment in connection with the junior sailing camp by the minor child. Signed_____________________________ Date:_________________________ Signed_____________________________ Date:_________________________ Signed______________________________Date:________________________


Application for HIYC Sailing Camp 2002

Name________________________________Nickname_____________________ Address___________________________________Zip______________________ Phone____________________Age___________Grade completed______________ All sessions are from 1—6 PM. No meals will be served but snacks and drinks will be provided. Please list preferred week by number (1,2,3,4) Weeks 1 & 2 will be taught at Harbor Island Yacht Club on Old Hickory Lake Weeks 3 & 4 will be taught at Percy Priest Yacht Club at Hamilton Creek on Percy Priest Lake Session requested: 1st Week—June 3—7 ______________ 2nd Week—June 10—14_______________ 3rd Week—June 17—21_______________ 4th Week—June 24—28 ______________ First choices will be awarded whenever possible. If not possible we will contact you. Sailing ability: None _________Some______________ Sails________________ Swimming ability? ___________________ Medical information: Primary Care Physician _____________________________________________ Address________________________ Phone___________________________ Allergies?_________________________________________________________ Other pertinent Information?_________________________________________ Cost: $150.00 per pupil, $10.00 discount for each sibling. Make checks payable to Laser Regatta Squadron—send application, medical info, waiver and check to: Laser Regatta Squadron c/o Bill Killebrew 5824 Fredericksburg Dr. Nashville, TN. 37215 All campers will need to bring a personal flotation device, swimsuit and shoes (no black soles please) Questions? Please call me at 615-665-2722 mornings before 7:00 am, evenings after 6:00 pm.


Nelson Miller, Secretary/Editor Phone : Office 615-231-6801 / Home 615-847-3308 e-mail address: [email protected]

May Anchorline deadline: April 12 , 2001

From the editor: (now marginally less reluctant) Little by little it seems that I am getting this gig figured out. Many thanks to everyone who has helped along the way, especially Patti Miller. I was a bit surprised that there were no letters this month on the proxy issue. We should be sure to bring this issue to a conclusion. I am sure there will be many strong feelings about the proposed dues increase. From my point of view we do not have a choice. We have been taking much more out of the club assets than we have been putting back for some time now. The dues increase that is proposed will only get us our current expense level. We need to start a much more ag-

gressive maintenance program or we will pay a much bigger price down the road. One way we can minimize the cost of maintenance is to do more of the work ourselves (as was done in years past). If we committed our-selves to replace the causeway docks (for example) with an internal work detail we could get this project done for much less than to have it contracted out. If we do not “step up to the plate” now we will do the next generation of HIYC sailors a great injustice.

Wood Docks Concrete Docks Plastic Docks Temporary Slips Moorings

Maxwell Jahrling Jahrling Broviak None

Bronner Beason Vague Campbell

Schiele Vague Broviak Joyner

Vaughn Broviak Campbell Maxwell

Todd Joyner Joyner Bronner

Liles Maxwell Maxwell Schiele

Brewington Bronner Bronner Todd

Mashburn Schiele Schiele Liles

Tempelmeyer Tempelmeyer Brewington

Vaughn Vaughn Anderson

Todd Todd

Liles Liles

Brewington Brewington

Mashburn Mashburn

Wait lists as of this issue of the Anchorline

Allan Mirse Dave Ausbroks P. R Esterling

Dock Admirals

HIYC Gate Code #1955

CALENDAR

Nelson Miller, Secretary/Editor 820 Hunters Hill trace Old Hickory, TN 37138

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Seminar Racing Rules April 5

Tennessean Cruiser April 6,7

Board Meeting April 9

Lightning Races Begin April 14

Tennesean Dinghy April 20, 21


Seamanship Seminar April 26

Cully Cobb 50-k April 27

PPYC Sail for Sight April 27

Kentucky Lake 50K April 27,28

Quarterly Meeting/Potluck April 28

PPYC Bushwacker Regatta May 4, 5

Mentor Regatta May 11

Cruising fleet Overnight May 11,12

Board Meeting May 14

KY Lake Governors Cup May 18,19

PPYC Touch of Class May 18

Lightning Districts June 1,2 Photos by Mike Liles

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