CBYC - Newletter Aug. 2015

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The Lighthouse, August 2015 1
August 2015
Journal Of The Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club
America's Cup Tour 2015 — presented by CBYC
Members and guests enjoyed a Sunset Cocktail Cruise
during the visit of the139' schooner "America."
USA Junior
Olympic
Sailing
Festival
2015

America's Cup Sunset Cocktail Cruise
Thank you Mike stavros for making this
cruise possible

(Continued on page 6...)
OFFICERS
Treasurer
Secretary
Jr. Staff Commodore
Fleet Surgeon
Judge Advocate
Port Captain
FLEET REPRESENTATIVES
Mercury Mike Burch
Cal 20 Jib Kelly
Catalina Fleet 24 Gayle Carson
PHRF Zoltan Katinszky
Power Fleet Rick McQuaid
Multihulls Jonathan Mitsumori
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Cruise Chairs Jeff & Kathy Embree
Food & Beverage Bill Schopp
House Committee Mark Fogle
Junior Sailing Mike Stavros
Marina Management John O’Connor
Membership Chair Kevin McCloskey
Race Management Greg Clark
Social Chair Mary Hibdon
Finance Robert Kraak
Security & Safety Kevin McCloskey
SCYA Coordinator Susan Eskridge
Human Resources John Abernatha
STAFF
Accounts/HR Manager Tara Webb
Bar Manager Jimmy Waller
Club Manager Pamela Botis
Marina Manager Dean Wyer
Lighthouse Prod. Saira Urzua
Prod. Assistant Stacy Curry
Photo Credit:
Steve Jost, Liz Deranja and Cathy Fox
CBYC - Founded 1932
211 W. 22nd Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
Phone: (310) 519-1694
Fax: (310) 519-1526
Email: office@cbyc.org
Website ww.cbyc.org
Minutes of the Board of Directors
July 7, 2015
Aaron Feves
Karen Perrault
Scott Holcomb
Dr. Jack White
Gayle Carson
Robert De Bona
Pam Meisel
Karen Perrault
John Raski
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gayle Carson
Jim Crosby
Jerry Beaver
Zoltan Katinszky Kevin McCloskey
FLAG OFFICERS
Commodore Mike Burch
Vice Commodore Bill Schopp
Rear Commodore M’Liz Callender
Fleet Captain Mike Stavros
Commodore Burch called the meeting to order at 1902 hours.
The Secretary made a roll call and all members of the board were
present, and thus a quorum was established.
Gwen Butterfield was present from Butterfield Communications
and started by saying CBYC is actively involved in much of her
report, so we probably know more about some of the items than
she does. She specifically referenced the Schooner “America”
that will be at our docks on July 11th. Rear Commodore Callender
said she could certainly use Gwen’s help in causing those permits
to move along more quickly, and Gwen said she would make a
couple of calls.
Director McCloskey presented the Membership Report. He started
by saying we have four MIPs that have completed all the processes
for membership and they just need to be voted in. Accordingly,
he moved that the following MIPS be accepted for membership:
Erick & Jenifer Block (AF), Stephen & Jeralynn Langton (RF),
Steven G. Dair, and John & Gillian (Gilly) Foy (RF). This motion
passed unanimously. Director McCloskey moved that the Millers
be allowed to pay only the difference in the initiation fees to rein
state their membership, which is historically how we have handled
similar cases. This motion passed unanimously.
Fleet Captain Stavros stated that after many years of service to the
Marina Management Committee, Chairman S/C Dale Thompson
has announced his retirement from the committee. His great dedi
cation and knowledge will truly be missed. We currently have
one each of 30’, 36’ 38’ and 40’ slips available. The dredging
project is complete. We currently have three vacant suites in the
commercial building.
Treasurer Feves stated there were no alarming numbers on the
financials, but rather all had been very predictable. He stated that
CBYC had only lost seven regular members since last year and
no regular members that had to be terminated for lack of payment.
There were fifteen Junior or Associate members that needed to
be terminated for lack of payment, and it was so moved, seconded
and passed unanimously. Secretary Perrault presented the minutes
from the June meeting, it was moved and seconded and passed
unanimously to be approved as presented.

COMMODORE
Mike Burch
One month left of Summer so if you have not spent the amount of time you
would like at the club, then now is the time! August is packed full of oppor-
tunities with us at the Taste of San Pedro, Cook Your Owns, Navy Days for
a week, burger bashs, Ragin Cajun Party, Brunch, Guest Chef, Chili and Rib
Cook-Off, and another Birthday Bar and Band.
As for last month, I would like to thank the Club Staff for their outstanding
work last month with so many events going on and their coverage through
some absences for vacations. I am proud of how well everything was handled and everyone just
stepped up and problem solved their way through every issue - thank you again.
New Parking Stickers and Parking Amnesty coming soon. We have ordered new parking stickers
which will be a new color and you will not need to turn in your old sticker to get a new one which is
where to amnesty comes in. That’s the good news. The bad news is there has been a lot of pressure to
enforce the parking rules so here’s your heads up.
Bon Appétit
Bill Schopp
I am honored to be a crew member in the
Transpac 2015 and am on my way to Hawaii,
so this will be a quick note.
CBYC is such a great club!
In July we hosted the U.S. Junior Olympic Sailing Festival and the
schooner “America”. Sweet! We should be proud of all the activities we
have at out club.
Someone I have been proud to know is Dan Borders and I am sad to say goodbye to our good
friend and member. We will miss him.
Aloha,
Mike
VICE COMMODORE
Bill Schopp
Flag Officers Report

REAR COMMODORE
M’Liz Callendar
FLEET CAPTAIN
Mike Stavros
Cruising Season is upon us! As I write this, the mid-week to Whites Cove Cruise, hosted by the
McMullens, is underway. This cruise will include a special birthday celebration for Steve Thomas,
Happy Birthday Steve! The following weekend is the Get Out of Town Cruise, so please get out of
town! Thank you in advance to everyone who filed a float plan for this cruise, (same weekend as the
PHRF Championship Regatta). And most importantly, a new cruise has been added to replace the Cat
Harbor Cruise, the “August Fest!” (August 14-16). I am going on this cruise, and plan to enjoy the time
at the Isthmus Harbor with my CBYC friends. Come join us!
I had a great time on the 4th of July when Bryan Dair, in a “return to tradition” organized an “Adult in
Small Boat” sail. The spectators laughed to see the adults squeeze into the Cubes used in our Junior
Program, and race from the hoist, to the gulch and back again. It was so much fun, and we are going to do it again next year. Thank
you Bryan!
It is a busy time for the Race Committee, with two major regattas in a three-week period, in addition to running the Wednesday
Night Races every week. We hosted 71 boats during the Junior Olympics and we will have around 30 boats visiting us during the
PHRF Championship Regatta. Our Principal Race Officers, Dixon Hall, Tom Eskridge, Greg Clark, Dennis Dyer, and Steve McJones
do an outstanding job organizing and running our events. Ask them about their most challenging race situations the next time you
see them in the bar!
And finally, I would like to give a special thank you to Steve Jost for capturing the best moments at our club on-film. If you enjoy the
photos of the Schooner America and the Junior Olympics in this edition of the Lighthouse, take the time to tell Steve.
Good Sailing
M’Liz
On August 22, we are having the Chili & Ribs Cook-Off. I hope some of you will
enter your favorite Chili and/or BBQ Ribs. If you decide not to enter the cook off
then join us in the tasting. This year we will have winners for Chili and for Ribs
you cook at home. Special for this year is what we are calling the “PROS” Rib
Cook-Off. The Pros are being coordinated by Reese Lane. Reese is hoping to have
4 or more of the Trailer type smokers here. You’ll have a lot of Chili and a lot of
Ribs for $7.50. In addition, we will be having the Juniors’ Auction. Bill Schopp and
John O’Connor always have great items for the auction. So make your reservation
for the cook-off and stay for the auction.
The Juniors are having a great time in summer sessions. We have had 30 - 40 kids in the sessions each week.
Our Junior sailors went to ABYC for their 4th of July Regatta. CBYC finished as follows: Taft Buckley 1st;
Richard Rychlik Jr., 3rd; Daren Sathasivam, 9th; Colton Felmar, 12th; George Soliman, 14th; Tristan Feves,
16th; Justin Chrien, 20th; and Thomas Kraak, 27th. Special thanks to all the parents and especially to those
parents who towed boats to and from the regattas.
Hope to see you at the Chili Cook-Off.
Thanks,
Mike Stavros

Fleet Captain Stavros reported the Juniors
got off to a fast start with a very success-
ful banquet for the three high school teams
on June 2nd. Monday will start the third
summer session, and we have had about 30
kids for each session. They had a group
at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club for the
Laser Pacific Championships lead by Coach
Steve. There was a second group at the St.
Francis Yacht Club for the Harken Regatta
lead by Coach Cody. Thanks go to Tom
Chrien for organizing the Juniors to help
with the Father’s Day Brunch. He also wanted to thank Harry Meisel for always being there to lend
a needed hand, and in this case repairing the Caribe center console.
Rear Commodore Callender said the mid-week cruise (July 26-30) will be the Whites Cove Cruise
hosted by the McMullens. The “Get Out of Town Cruise” (July 31-August 2) will be hosted by
the Swansons and the Embrees. A new cruise has been added to replace the Cat Harbor Cruise,
the “August Fest” (August 14-16). July 10-12 CBYC will be hosting the US Sailing Junior Olym-
pics, with 80-120 boats anticipated. The PHRF Championship Regatta (August 1-2) may attract 40
boats. The Cal25 Regional Regatta has been cancelled. Sailing with Terry Johnson is now offered
on Wednesday and Friday afternoons as well as once a month on weekends.
Vice Commodore Schopp thanked all the many volunteers that have made this year such a success.
The bar windows have been replaced and are working well. He has found a replacement dishwash-
er. He wanted to thank Bernie Askew and his Lobster Crew as well as Reese Lane and his Rib
Crew for two fabulous events. You should have noticed a beautiful change in the last edition of the
Lighthouse. The entire newsletter is in color.
It was with great sadness that Commodore Burch announced the passing of Dan Borders who is sur-
vived by his wife Masako. Commodore Burch opened the discussion of club parking. Staff Com-
modores, Flag Officers and staff need to park in the spaces assigned to them. Signs indicating per-
mit parking only need to be displayed on busy weekends. It was then moved that we purchase new
permits, the green parking stickers will become obsolete and will be replaced with blue stickers.
The information concerning the new stickers will be distributed via posting on the gates, emails to
the members and also be published in the Lighthouse. This motion passed. There being no further
business before the regular board meeting the meeting was adjourned at 20:28 hours. Respectfully
submitted by Secretary Karen Perrault.
Minutes of the Board of Directors
July 7, 2015
(continued from page 3.)

Get Out of Town (PHRF Champs)
Fri – Sun, July 31 - Aug 2
Swanson/Embree
August Fest! Brats and Beer at the
Isthmus Cruise
Fri - Sun, Aug 14 - 16
Embree/Puleri/ Need co-host
Tail of August Fest
Mon - Wed, Aug 17- 19
Embree/Puleri/ Need co-host
Channel Island
Fri - Sun, TBD
McJones/Mettler
Family Cruise
Fri - Sun, Sept 18 - 20
Vice Commodore/ Social Committee
Emerald Bay
Fri - Sun, Oct 9 - 11
Richards/McMullen/Golden
Long Beach YC Cruise
Fri - Sun, Nov 6-8
Zinn
Dinning Under the Stars Avalon/
Hamilton Cove
Fri - Sun, TBD
August Cruiser’s Corner
By Jim Clark, Cruise Committee
Cruise Schedule
July has been a little slow for CBYC cruises. We had the Dinghy
Poker Run (I missed it, bummer). It was great fun, again, from
what I’ve heard. But, at the writing of this article, we haven’t had
a single cruise that left the marina. What’s with that? When we do
the schedule for next year, what do you all think about a cruise
mid July?
Coming up, we have the White’s Cove Cruise directly followed by
the Get Out of Town over the weekend. CBYC needs your slip for
the race boats, so leave already! Or stay and help out. It is always
great fun to help out around the club.
The Whites Cove Cruise (July 26~30) is hosted by the McMullens.
Check out the picture to the right. Beautiful, isn’t it? If you are
going on the White’s Cruise and want to “stay out of town”, all you
have to do is pull up anchor and head west to the Isthmus. There
begins the Get Out of Town Cruise hosted by the Swansons and
the Embrees.
Well, the Ballast Point facility in Cat Harbor is still not available.
So, the new August Fest Cruise; “Beer and Brats on the Beach” is
officially on. Someone suggested that on Saturday night, everyone
could bring a six-pack of their favorite microbrew and we could
do a beer tasting. If this sounds like fun to you, perhaps you could
volunteer to organize it. Give Kathy Embree a call. Micro Brews…
this is now my favorite cruise! I will surely not miss this one and I
hope you won’t either.
Remember that anytime that you are planning on being away from your slip for more than a day; please file a Float Plan
with our Marina Management. This way, your slip can be used for visiting yachtsmen when our guest dock is full. Having
slips readily available to other yacht clubs greatly benefits our club and members by providing goodwill for those seeking
reciprocation elsewhere.
I’ve asked in the last several Cruisers’ Corner if anyone is interested in a clinic on a specific cruising topic. Not a single
call or email. So once more… If there is enough interest, the Cruising Committee is willing to organize a clinic on any
topic to be held during a General Meeting. Topics may be: navigation, weather interpretation, anchoring, provisioning
with and without refrigeration, hosting a cruise, etc. If you have a specific request, please contact Jeff or Kathy Embree at
jcat42@yahoo.com. I look forward to seeing you all on our upcoming cruises.

AGENDA
Joint CBYC/Catalina Fleet 24
August Fest ‘Brats and Beer on the Beach’
August 14th
thru 16th
Sponsored by the: Embrees, Puleris & Thomas’
Friday, August 14th
• Need help with decorating the Main Bandstand at 2:00PM
• August Fest Appetizer Contest - 6PM (Looking for Best
Theme Related & Best Tasting) – need judges & help with
setting up!
• BBQ available for grilling
• Beer Tasting Contest (bring your favorite brew) – need
judges and help with organizing this event!
• Bring your own cocktails & heavy hors d’oeuvres to share
• Paper products & charcoal will be provided for entire
weekend
Saturday, August 15th
• Fishing Contest – weigh- in by 3PM
• Mexican Train – Time TBD on Friday Night
• Bocce ball on the beach
• Horseshoes
• Dinner 6PM – Brats and Beer on the beach – We’ll provide the
Brats & Buns. Fleet 24 will provide a signature beer beverage.
• Bring a side dish to share (sign up sheet at the club)
• Dress up as your favorite August Fest Character – there will
be prizes!
• If Brats are not for you – the BBQ will be available for your
grilling pleasure
Sunday, August 16h
The Bandstand area will still be available for Breakfast if you want
to bring Mimosas, Bellinis or Bloody Marys to share. The Snack
Bar is open for Breakfast. We’ll determine what time to meet on
Saturday Night.
Call Jeff or Kathy Embree at 310-567-7087 if you have any questions or
would like to volunteer.

Fourth of July Dinghy Poker Run
By Cathy Fox
The sun shone, the drinks flowed, the play-
ers played… Due to the generosity of our
CBYC volunteers we were able to increase
the number of stations to seven this year.
Challenges included puzzle solving, tests of
agility & physical prowess, marksmanship and
games of chance. This was our fourth annu-
al run, attracting both seasoned veterans and
newcomers alike. Everyone rose to the occasion,
whether paddling, rowing or motoring.
First and foremost, thank you to Sherwood &
Caroline, Rusty, Mary, Bill & Nancy, Kurt &
Dara, Al & Sandy, Joy, Linda & family, Sue &
Jim, Jeff & Kathy, the office staff and Dean. We
really couldn’t have done it without you!
Top poker hand honors were awarded in two
separate categories: Best combined hand, which
after 60 seconds of trading, went to club mem-
ber Murray Beebe who managed to accumu-
late five aces; and best individual hand, earned
by Murray’s friend Chris Karr, who against all
odds, managed to collect four aces with a king
kicker.

It should be noted that, inspired by Mur-
ray and Chris’ bedraggled appearance at
the finish line, a Wet T Shirt contest may
be added to the agenda next year.
Cheers and jeers abounded during the ensuing
raffle: Watching the winners attempt to dis-
embark their respective water craft in order to
collect a prize, was in itself, a crowd pleaser!
(Cyndee, top right)
A big thank you to all our fun-loving,
entertaining, never-say-no partici-
pants. See you same time next year.
You are the best!

Social Calendar
Wednesday, August 5th
August 5th – 9th
Saturday, August 8th
Sunday, August 9th
Sunday, August 9th
Thursday, August 20th
Saturday, August 22nd
Friday, August 28th
Sunday, August 30th
Wednesday, September 2nd
Friday, September 4th
Wednesday, September 9th
Sunday, September 13th
Thursday, September 17th
September 18th -20th
Wednesday, September 23rd
Sunday, September 27th
Friday, October 2nd
Sunday, October 11th
Thursday, October 15th
Friday, October 23rd
Sunday, October 25th
Saturday, October 31st
Friday, November 6th
Sunday, November 8th
Thursday, November 19th
Sunday November 29th
Sunday November 29th
Saturday, December 5th
Sunday, December 13th
Sunday, December 27th
Thursday, December 31st
Burger Bash
Navy Days
CBYC Summer Event
Brunch
Navy Days Burger Bash
Burger Bash
Burger Bash
Guest Chef Night
Chili & Rib Cook-Off
Burger Bash
Cook Your Own
Birthday Bar & Band
Burger Bash
Cook Your Own
Burger Bash
Cook Your Own
Brunch
Burger Bash
Guest Chef Night
Family Cruise
Burger Bash
Cook Your Own
Birthday Bar & Band
Burger Bash
Cook Your Own
Brunch
Guest Chef Night
Cook Your Own
Birthday Bar & Band
Halloween Party
Cook Your Own
Sunday Brunch
Guest Chef Night
Christmas Decorating Party
Birthday Bar & Band
Holiday Party & Boat Parade
Sunday Brunch
Birthday Bar & Band
New Year’s Eve Party
Friday Cook Your Owns
feature the following:
Angus Prime Cut Beef or
Fish (Catch of the Day)
w/ Potatoes, Veggies, Salad Bar,
and Dessert
$18
Chicken Breast
w/ Potatoes, Veggies, Salad Bar,
and Dessert
$15
Potatoes, Veggies, Salad Bar,
and Dessert
$9
Special Prices are offered for Kids!
Reservations are highly
recommended and appreciated — we
want all of our Members to have an
unforgettable dining experience at
CBYC. Reservations help ensure
enough food for all!
Please call the office at 310.519.1694
or email us at office@cbyc.org to
make your resrvations

LOS ANGELES FLEET WEEK
NAVY DAYS - LA
WET WEDNESDAY RACING
Ahoy CBYC and All Wet Wednesday Racers
You’ve Made it Happen for Years, Keep the Tradition Alive!
Take some sailors & marines with you on Wednesday, August 5th
Pass the word to fellow YC skippers (LAYC, BucYC, HGYG, etc.)
There will be a sign-up sheet for skippers at
CBYC 310-519-1694
CBYC Dock Master Dean Wyer will make guest slips available
for visiting YC skippers to make assignments easier
Spectator boats are also welcome
THANK YOU
STEM PROGRAM NEEDS YOUR OLD
BINOCULARS
Please donate your old binoculars to our Science Technology
Engineering Mathematics Community Outreach Program.
Bring your gently used equipment to the Chili Cook Off on
August 22nd or bring them to the office.
Questions: Please contact Jim Clark - 951.233.8842


25TH
ANNUAL CHILI COOK OFF
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22
5
–
7
P.M.

Sign up to sample great Chili and Ribs cooked by CBYC
Members and support the Junior Sailing Program

Sampling Ribs and Chili-----------------------------------------------$7.50 p/p
BBQ’d Hotdogs with all the fixings and Coleslaw--------------$4.00 p/p
CBYC Junior Sailing Auction
Silent Auction: 5 – 7 p.m.
Live Auction Starts at 7 p.m.
Got stuff to donate?
Call the following people:
John O’Connor 310.749.3916
Mike Stavros 310.213.3470
All proceeds go to the Junior Sailing Program
*CHILI AND RIB CHEFS
Submit your best and hottest Chili or Ribs and compete to be
called CBYC’s “best”! Do you have what it takes to take the Chili
trophy from Valerie Gierke or the Rib trophy from Reese Lane?
Enter your own homemade Chili or Ribs
Decorate your presentation table
Prizes for 1st
, 2nd
, and 3rd
place winners
In
addition,
this
year
we
will
have
a
separate
level
of
competition

called
the
“Professional
Level”,
cooking
St.
Louis
style
ribs.

More
ribs
to
sample
for
the
same
low
price!

(Sales
Tax
Included
in
Price)

Race Schedule
PHRF SoCal Championships
Aug 1-2 - Jib Kelly
Wet Wednesdays
Aug 5, 12, 19, 26 - Tom Eskridge
Friday Dinghy Races
Aug 7 - Jonathan Mitsumori
Junior Green Fleet Championships
Aug 22 - Fleet Captain, Mike Stavros
Wet Wednesday One-Design
Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 - R/C, M'Liz Callender
Perry #1 420
Sept 12-13 - Don Zinn
ASPBYC - San Pedro Bay Cup
Oct 3 - Jonathan Mitsumori
Pt. Fermin Inverted Start Race (Charity)
Nov 7 - TBD
Fall One Design Regatta
Nov 14-15 - Dennis Dyer/Tom Eskridge
Holiday (Opti) Regatta
Dec 5-6 - Steve McJones
HELP WANTED!
NAVY DAYS-LA 18
August 4th
– 9th
Ahoy All CBYCers
We Need Helpers for:
Tuesday evening, August 4th
Bar Appetizers Set-Up
Thursday morning, August 6th
Dining Room Set-Up
Sunday, August 9th
, 3:00 p.m.
Bernie’s Burger Bash Preppers & Cookers
This is a Wonderful Opportunity to Show
Your Appreciation & Serve Those Who Serve Us
Please call Melis & Bernie Askew
At 310.831.8140 or contact us at bswan38@att.net
On their behalf, we thank you,
SCs Bernie & Melis Askew
The Moucharts, from the Bruxelles Royal Yacht Club,
in Belgium, joined us for dinner and a burgee exchange
with S/C Dale Thompson at the July General Meeting.
Nicolas and his family chose CBYC as a relaxing
stop during the current leg of their four year sail from
Brussels.

View from the Dock & Yard - August 2015
Float plans, float plans, float plans. Please.
Thanks to a great deal of work by Dean and his committee, we continue to be a “Green Marina.” Your
efforts in support of this is greatly appreciated - nozzles on the end of your hoses, no gas cans on the dock,
anchors pulled back or removed, and doing what you know is right.
We have a few slips open and a few dry storage spots to fill. Our best sales force is you our fellow members.
Thank you for your help and referrals. Thank you members who bring friends and fellow boaters to our
marina – you are the key to our success.
Acting Chair, Marina Management Committee
S/C John O’Connor
Members In Process
Please introduce yourself if you see them around the club. Make them feel welcome!
Tony and Cathy Johansing
Tony and Cathy charter
vessels through Marina
Sailing, they have been
at the club making friends,
Tony has sailed with Terry
Johnson and volunteered
on the mark-set boat for
Wet Wednesday.
Bruce and Diane Heyman
In addition to his sailboat
at CBYC, Bruce runs The
Los Angeles Maritime In-
stitute. Think of the main-
tenance!
Harry and Sonia Prouty
The Proutys have a
beautiful power boat as
well as a Cal 20 sailboat
and obviously enjoy
spending time on the
water.

CBYC’s Second Sunday Brunch
Sunday, August 9th, from 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Menu
Spiral Sliced Ham — Waffles — Potatoes — Eggs — Omelets
Pastries — Fruit & Salad Bar — Chocolate Fountain — Coffee — Juice
& More...
First Bloody Mary or Mimosa is Complimentary
Kids 5 and Under: No Charge
Kids 6 - 12: $7
Adults: $15
Please note: Space limited - Reservations Highly Recommended
Cancellations After Wednesday, August 5th & No Shows
Will Be Charged To Their Member Account

IT’S MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
Kickoff on Monday, September 14th
Bar hours: 5 -10 p.m.
Last call for drinks: 9:40 p.m.
Last call for food: 9:30 p.m.
Burgers $6
Hotdogs $4
Chilli Small Bowl $1.50
Chilli Large Bowl $3
includes chips and all fixings
(Sales Tax Included in Price)

Safety & Security Corner
Navy Days LA is Here Again!
The Port of Los Angeles is not a regular port of call for vessels of the United States Navy.
There will be several in port from August 4 to 11. Please take a moment to review the
restrictions on navigating a vessel in their vicinity. This information, and more, may be accessed
directly at the Boat US website under the Navigation and Maneuvering tab or buy typing in the
following URL: http://www.boatus.org/guide/navigation_38.html
National Security
Current world events are touching our lives as never before. As a boater, you may be placed
in a situation that may put you in legal jeopardy, if not at risk of injury or worse.
Knowing how to act in certain areas or situations can not only make your trip more enjoyable,
it can help protect our country.
Naval Vessel Protection Zones
One thing you must contend with if you boat in certain areas of the country are Naval Vessel
Protection Zones. These zones are designed to prevent attacks against our navy by placing
restrictions on how closely you may
come to a naval vessel.
The requirements are:
• You may not approach within 100 yards of any U.S. naval vessel. Sometimes this is an
impossible thing to accomplish. If you need to pass within 100 yards of a U.S. naval vessel
in order to ensure a safe passage in accordance with the Navigation Rules, you must contact
the U.S. naval vessel or the Coast Guard escort vessel on your VHF radio (Channel 16).
• You must operate at minimum speed within 500 yards of any U.S. naval vessel. You must
proceed as directed by the vessels' commanding officer, or the official patrol.
Violations of the Naval Vessel Protection Zone are a felony offense, punishable by up
to 6 years in prison and/or up to $250,000 in fines.
And don't forget, both the Navy and the Coast Guard are authorized to use deadly force
to protect themselves...

NAVY DAYS – LA 18
BERNIE’S BURGER BASH
Sunday, August 9th
Bar Opens at 3:00 p.m. – Food Service at 5:00 p.m.
½ lb. Beef Burgers, Turkey & Veggie Burgers
¼ lb. Dogs w/ All the Fixings
Chili – Beans - French Fries
Chips & Salsa – Dessert
DJ Luis of King Steady Beat
Will Be Playing Your Requests,
So Wear Your Dancing Shoes
Join Us for Good Food, Libations & A lot of Fun
& Say “Thank You” for your Service & Sacrifice
Donations to Navy Days–LA are Greatly Appreciated
Navy Days–LA is a 501(c) (3), Federal Tax ID 55-0882597
Please Sign Up at the Club

Cameron Feves Takes 3rd place in the Laser Class
Twenty-five Lasers competed in near perfect conditions, surfing the swells by the
Pt. Fermin buoy. Local favorite, Cameron Feves, took top place in two of the twelve
races, finishing the regatta two points out of second place. Cameron demonstrated
local knowledge, improving his standing as the wind gusted to 24 knots.
the Junior Olympics were a huge success!
CBYC hosted its first US Sailing
Junior Olympic Festival over three
days, July 10th-12th. Over 100 sailors
ages 14 to 19 came from Santa
Barbara to San Diego to compete in
the famed Hurricane Gulch. Principal
Race Officers Mike Segerbloom and
Steve McJones held a total of 12 races
both inside the breakwater and out
on the ocean. The conditions were
excellent all three days, 12 to 20 knots
of breeze.

420s Battle off Pt. Fermin
Sophisticated boat handling, trapeze expertise and fast spinnaker dousing.
CFJ Antics in Hurricane Gulch
On the inside course, twenty-eight two man CFJs (Collegiate Flying Juniors),
experienced a range of conditions. With a few exceptions,
(pictured below), most of them stayed in their boats.

CBYC Members Race to Hawaii
Allure: Kenny Dair, Mike Burch, Kyle Burch, Doug Grant
11 Days — 12 Hours — 41 mins — 27 Secs
Between The sheets: Jamie McJones
Oex: Jib Kelly
Sleeper: Ron Simonson, Beth winton
Zephyrus: Greg Clark
Sleeper finished without a working boom!

CBYC Prom
Thank you Bozho and Liz Deranja
for such a great event!

Dan Borders - Eight Bells
December 23, 1942 – July 6, 2015
Dan was born in Sanger, CA on Dec. 23rd, 1942 and passed away on July 6th, 2015
in Torrance, CA. He grew up in Sanger and graduated from Sanger High School and
Fresno City College. He earned a B.S. degree in Business from California State Uni-
versity, Fresno, in 1963.
He is survived by Masako Borders, his loving wife of 27 years, sons Ryan Borders,
Freemont, CA and Devlin Borders, Minneapolis, MN, stepson Jim Stickney, San Di-
ego, CA, granddaughter Chelsea Hanke, Canoga Park, CA.
His career included 25 years in financial management with Teledyne, Fairchild Litton,
Ampex and Measurex. He was a founding partner in four businesses and provided
advisory services to businesses for 11 years. He lived and worked the Bay Area for
over 40 years.
Dan enjoyed a wide variety of activities and interests. He loved flying and was checked out in 22 different planes and
logged over 1,800 hours. He owned two airplanes, a Citabria for aerobatics and a Mooney. He was a member of the Del
Amo Flyers Club. He also loved sailing. He sailed and raced in San Francisco Bay in a Catalina 28. He raced a Cal 20 at
CBYC and enjoyed power boating and cruising in his Formula 34. His other passion was cars. He was the proud owner
of a 1959 Austin Healey Roadster, Bentley Arnage, and a 2003 Corvette convertible.
Dan also enjoyed skiing, swimming, pistol shooting, reading, fishing, playing the tenor sax, learning magic, traveling
and cruising. He authored a book, “Sailor’s Guide to Nautical Drinks”. Dan was a loving husband, father and grandfather.
He was a talented, interesting, and personable man. He was always one to help a friend and share a laugh or story. His
family and friends will miss him.
Ode to Dan Borders
On behalf of our fellow cruisers, we take this opportunity to pay a special tribute to our
very dear friend, Dan Borders, who passed over the bar much too soon. Dan was a very
special man, who was always there to help in any way he could. He loved boating, flying
and driving fast cars. He loved his family. He loved his fellow club members. He loved
life and lived it to the fullest. We’ll all miss him terribly but I know that he’ll be right
there with us each and every time we go out on a race, attend a cruise, or have a drink at
the bar. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, Masako, along with all of the other
members of his family. Farewell, dear friend. We’ll miss you…
Kathy & Jeff Embree

A special two-hour sailing excursion was sponsored by
CBYC for 76 special invited guests, including youth from the
Toberman House and Rainbow Services.
“Such a spectacular afternoon sail, the children enjoyed themselves and were very thankful
for the opportunity. It was great seeing their smiling faces and enthusiasm about stepping
foot on a boat. On behalf of Rainbow I cannot thank you enough for providing me this
experience; to see the children worry free and joyful. Port of LA and CBYC, thank you for
the memories you have helped create.” Dulce Varga, Rainbow Services
Local Youth Hosted by CBYC
“I really enjoyed being on the
water, meeting new people
and being part of introducing
kids to my passion for sailing. I
particularly enjoyed meeting a
woman and her autistic grand-
daughter who had never been on
a boat before. After the grand-
daughter got comfortable with
the boat and her surroundings,
her eyes lit up with full connection
and enthusiasm for sailing. She
and her grandmother asked how
to find sailing lessons. Of course,
told them about the Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club sailing school
where all are welcome. It is
wonderful to reel people into
such a wonderful sport! I hope I
see her on the water again!"
CBYC volunteer chaperone,
Geraldine Lampert

Sunday Birthday Bar Band
August 30th
The Chuck Alvarez Band
High Energy Funk Rock Blues
The Chuck Alvarez Band has been
rockin' audiences around the world
for over 25 years.
Mark
your
calendar

for

Family
Cruise
2015,
Sept.
18,
19,
20

Survivor:
Shipwrecked
Catalina

Survivor
Games

Music
&
Dancing
to
the
Evaro
Brothers

Teriyaki
Tri-‐Tip
and
Chicken
BBQ
on
Saturday

&
More
More
More!!

“Don’t
get
voted
off
the
Island!”

Adults:
$50/5-‐12
years:
$20/Under
5
years:
No
Charge

Paul & Lisa Kidder Realtors
Paul and Lisa Kidder
joined CBYC in 1989
Selling Palos Verdes and the
South Bay Since 1994
Cell: 310.487.9100
Office: 310.377.2131
Golden West Realty
1517 S. Gaffey St.
San Pedro, CA 90731
TheKidderTeam@yahoo.com
www.TheKidderTeam.com
See MLS Listings at
www.TeamKidder.ListingBook.com

Come Sail Away at
Cabrillo Beach
Yacht Club with our
Adult Sailing
Program!
Why let the kids have all the fun?
Whether you want to learn to sail, or sharpen your skills with an
experienced coach, our program is open to CBYC members and
nonmembers alike. We want to share our love of sailing with all!
Summer 2015 sailing lessons will be on Wednesday and Friday
afternoons, and there will be two sessions each day, at 12-2
p.m., and 2:30-4:30 p.m., starting July 1. The price is still only
$25 per person per daily session!
To sign up, please contact Summer Activity Coordinator Terry
Johnson, at Terry@cbyc.org.
We look forward to sailing
with you!

Summer Sailing
CABRILLO BEACH YACHT CLUB
Camp Information
The CBYC Summer Program features sailing
camps beginning in June and finishing at the end of August.
We offer multiple classes to meet the needs of the
participants ranging from beginner to advanced, and from
the ages of 8-18 years. The emphasis is on teaching
everything from basic sailing and water safety to the more
advanced techniques of sailing and racing. All of the CBYC
coaching staff are trained and certified US Sailing Coaches
as well as First aid and CPR trained.
Scholarships
Cabrillo Beach Youth Sailing Club (CBYSC) offers
camp scholarships based on financial needs. The goal is to
offer the fun and exciting sport of sailing to everyone!
Prerequisites
The Summer Sailing Program welcomes all
students from the age of 8 to 18. Students must be
confident swimmers. A swim test will be given on the first
day of camp. All participation and medical forms must be
complete on the first day of camp.
Camp Hours and Format
The facilities are open Monday - Friday from 8:00 to
5:30 to allow for early drop-off and late pickup. Lunch is
from 12:00-1:00. Half day instruction is from 9:00-12:00.
Full day instruction is 9:00 - 4:00.
More Information
For registration and more
information please look to the CBYC junior
website or contact the Junior Sailing Head
Coach, Steven Natvig.
www.CBYC.org/JrSailing
(310) 519-1694
Sessio
n
1
2
3
4
5
6
Dates
June 8 - June 19
June 22 - July 3
July 6 - July 17
July 20 - July 31
August 3 - August 7
August 10 - August 14
Cost (Full Day)
$440
$440
$440
$440
$220
$220
Cost (1/2 Day)
$250
$250
$250
$250
$125
$125
2015 SUMMER SCHEDULE

Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club
211 West 22nd Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
Please plan on coming to CBYC for complimentary
cake and a beverage from Jimmy DaBar. If it is your
birthday month, you can see Jimmy or Pam for your
free drink token, which can be used any time during
the year. Bring your family and friends and head to the
Club. As usual, it doesn’t have to be your birthday to
come and join in on the fun!
August Birthday Bar:
August 30, at 4 p.m.
Birthday Bar is held on the last Sunday of
each month.
CBYC Monthly Birthday Bar
August 5th
“The Girl on the Train” by Paula Hawkins
September 5th
“Our Souls at Night” by Kent Haruf
CBYC Book Club
We meet the first Wednesday
of each month at 5:15 p.m.
in the Member’s Lounge us for great
conversations over a glass of wine.

CBYC - Newletter Aug. 2015

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