




Carter
FEBRUARY, 2004
Carter
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EDITOR LOG - LANA LOHE
Remember to send all email or mailing address
changes to me. On that same note, I’ve
noticed some people have more than one email address. So when you send a
request for an email address change, please be so kind
as to tell me which one I’m to replace.
I’m not to good at guessing.
Only 2 months left!!!!
Lana
Lohe
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13.5pt;font-family:"Times New Roman"'>FROM THE COMMODORE - CARRIE
PFISTER
I don't know
about you, but I am past ready to sail....
It was great
seeing everyone at the boat show, hearing the race stories from
Just
a reminder that we are officially into the 2004 year as far as park passes are
concerned. The on line site through Larimer County is
not running at this time, so you will need to stop in the Bison Center to get
one. Please make sure you are in
compliance before entering the park, and that boats are required to have passes
attached to them before going in to the slips.
We have had a
bit of confusion with work hours, wait lists and bylaws this past winter. I will provide a quick clarification:
1. Memberships
are valid from March 15 through March 14 of the following year.
2. Work hours
run on a calendar year (January 1st through December 31st).
3. Wait lists
are maintained and assigned through the Membership Committee. You must be a member in good standing to be
placed on a wait list. This means fees, dues and work hours are in line. You also must be in good standing to keep
slips, campsites etc., and vote.
4. Membership applications must be filled out
and signed every year. The E-Board
proposes the fee structure at the Winter Membership Meeting each year. It is voted on by the full memberships in
good standing at that time.
The bylaws are
available on line and reflect all of the above items, as well as others. It is very important that we abide to
these. They are in place for a reason. If special situations arise, please contact a
Board Member for resolution, we also will entertain new bylaws/regulations as
well as amendments to the existing ones.
We are cleaning up the bylaws this winter, and each member will receive
a printed set after March 15th.
The Membership
Committee has e-mailed forms reflecting the proposed 2004 fee structure to it's members. If you
do not have e-mail, you will be mailed one.
It is assumed that if you are providing e-mail addresses to us that you
are okay with using this form to communicate by. If you want to use mail, please let Lana Lohe
know. The 2004 form is available on
line, but does NOT reflect the proposed fees structure for the 2004 season, as
it has not been accepted yet.
Whew! Well that is about it for now. Please make sure you go through the log...
We have lots of new things going on;
See you in a
few weeks!
Carrie
Pfister
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VICE COMMODORE LOG
– JEFF GRUVER
Greetings from your
Vice-Commodore/Cabin Boy. Preparations are rolling along nicely for the
45 Annual Open Regatta. For new members and non-racers this is a very
fun weekend with a lot of energy and lots of opportunities to volunteer for
various positions. I'll have a sign-up
board at the winter membership meeting which will list the various positions
needed with a brief job description. If
you don't make the meeting and still want to help please E-mail or call.
The new regatta shirts will be
available at the winter meeting as well. I'll have short sleeve/long sleeve T's
and sweatshirts as well. Since I had my
fashion consultant/wife/snacktition with me there will be a variety of colors available
in the sweats that should appeal to the women in the club.
Prices will be; $15.00/basic T, $20/long sleeve T, and $30/sweatshirt.
Lets hear what the critics have to say; "These shirts
go well with seafood and fresh
fall flowers" - Martha
Stewart,
"I think they will make me sail faster" -Mike Wilson,
"These shirts will surely eclipse the popularity of the red Mount
Gay Rum racing
hats!" - Gary Jobson.
I have also had a calling for CLSC
burgees and will be taking an interest count at the winter meeting. Price quotes will be into me in the next few
days and I will have an accurate price at the meeting.
I look forward to seeing you all
there.
Jeff
Gruver
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TREASURER LOG - DENISE MORIARTY
No report this month.
Thanks,
Denise
Moriarty
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SAFETY & EDUCATION LOG -
ROBERT LOHE
No report this month.
Robert Lohe
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JUNIOR SAILING LOG - DAVID
& MARILYN HUGHES
While
you are dreaming of spring and summer sailing through these last few months of
winter be sure to look ahead on your calendars and mark the JR. SAIL CAMP
DATES:
June 16,17,18
SESSION A- Intermediate/Advanced Jr. Sailors 12-15
years old
June 23,24,25
SESSION B- Beginning/Intermediate Jr.
Sailors 10-13 years old
Registration
forms for 2004 will be available at the winter meeting or on line by March 1st.
Thinking
about a fun way to get your work hours in??? Volunteer to help with the Jr.
Sailing program. We need people to help supervise evening activities, stay
overnight, take kids on night sails , help with meals
and with the Regatta. (Only to mention a few things).
The kids¹ enthusiasm definitely rubs off on everyone involved. Call Dave and
Marilyn if you think you can work volunteering into your schedule this June.
David & Marilyn
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MEMBERSHIP LOG - TODD ROGERS AND NINA SIMMERS
Thanks to everyone
who assisted as a volunteer for CLSC at our booth during the Denver Boat Show
earlier this month. We could not have done
it without you! Our club was featured on
Channel 9News! Approximately 36 new
families who visited our booth have expressed interest in our club and
activities!
We welcome Fred
and Lisa Schuth, of
The updated CLSC
Membership Application for 2004 has been sent by e-mail to the membership and a
printed copy is en route to members without web access. All members (new and renewing) should be
familiar with the By-laws before signing the membership application form. By your signature on the form, you are
acknowledging that you have read and understand the By-laws of the club. The By-laws are available to all members on
the CLSC website at www.sailcarter.org
NOTE:
For current slip holders and those members on waitlists (for slip,
sunfish dock and/or camping) all applicable fees must be received
no later than March 15th to retain your slip or position on wait
list(s).
We encourage
everyone to join existing and new members on Feb 21st for the Winter
Membership Meeting, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Thanks,
Todd Rogers
and Nina Simmers - MEMBERSHIP CO-CHAIRS
CLUB HISTORIAN LOG - JACKIE
GURLEY
Next Log:
Completion of the original history from 1958-1960.
Jackie
Gurley
RACE
MEETING - TIME CHANGE –
To all those interested in club racing, be
sure to come down to the
ROOKIE SERIES - All those that are new to racing, or
just thinking about racing, need to plan to come out to the lake in May for the
rookie program - see the club racing calendar for dates. The series will include classroom sessions
and boat coaches on the water. The final
weekend of racing will be a separate "rookie" start with the rest of
the club racers.
RC
Management - SAIL has a
training session scheduled for March 20.
The complete 2004
CLSC Race schedule is posted on the website.
See you on the
water!
Brian Jones
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- SHANNAN TENZE
The
2004 schedule of potlucks is on the website under the social calendar- feel
free to email your choice of dates early before they get filled up! I will bring the potluck calendar to the
Winter Membership Meeting so EVERYONE can
sign up!!!!
The
first event of the year is right around the corner....
Meet
new members, reminisce with old friends and win great DOOR PRIZES at the
Carter
Location (same as last year)
VFW Post,
5-6 Social Hour 6-7 Potluck 7-9 Meeting
Please
bring the following dish according to your last name.
A-H
bring an appetizer
I-O
bring a main dish
P-S
bring a side or salad
T-Z
bring a dessert
Cash Bar only- no
coolers/alcohol allowed.
When
you enter the parking lot, drive down the hill to the back of the
building. The entrance to the meeting
hall is from the back of the building on the lower level. They
will not let you in from the front of the building and have asked us to please
not park up top.
Directions from
Directions from Fort
Collins/Loveland: Take
I-25 South to Hwy 119 exit (Del Camino); go into Longmont to Main Street
(Highway 287); turn left (south) on Main Street. Go across the railroad tracks and about 2
blocks on the left side of the road is the VFW Post.
See
you there!
Shannan
Tenze, Social Chair
SLIPS COMMITTEE LOG - MIKE
MORGAN
Well, the new
sailing season is almost here and it's time to plan for our spring work day's. We will need to get a few volunteers together next
weekend, January 31st, to help dig the Breakwater tires out. The water has
dropped since Pullout and the Breakwater is high and dry on the beach. The
tires have filled with mud and we to bring garden trowels to get the mud out of
them. We will meet at
The first major
work day of the year will be March 13th. We will be repairing the slips in
anticipation of launching them at the end of the month. If the weather is not
cooperating we will meet at the same time the next Saturday. We will meet at
the lake at
Slip Put-In is scheduled for the March 27th
and 28th. The alternate
weekend in case of bad weather is April 3rd and 4th. We will meet at the lake
at
Just
a reminder of the BVI Flotilla that is scheduled for June 12th-27th. We will be having 11 days of sailing and 4
days on land. Our boats will be chartered thru SunSail and we currently have
two boats filled, a Lagoon 380 catamaran and a Beneteau 40cc. So far we have
six couples signed up. If anyone else is interested it is still not to late to reserve some more boats. Cost of the trip is
estimated to be about $1,500 per person including the boats, air and lodging.
If you are interested please contact Michael Morgan at (970) 395-0073 or e-mail
me at advantagef@aol.com.
See you soon!!
Mike
Morgan
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CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE LOG - DALE QUAKENBUSH
Its time to start planning
for the 2004 season. The clubhouse work days will be the same as the
slip work day and put in days. March 13 is the first with March 20 as the alt.
in case of bad weather. I plan on a small work party on March 6th to power wash
the decks so they can dry before painting on the 13th. If anyone has a power
washer and/or can help on the 6th let me know.
The work mostly will be washing and painting and general cleaning of the
clubhouse.
The clubhouse will be available for members private use when not in use for club functions or
work days. All private parties need to be scheduled with me so we don't have
conflicts. the county is also requesting notification
of all parties so I will let them know when private parties are happening also.
Remember
that all county rules need to be followed in the CLSC area and club house so
make sure all guests have permits and know the rules.
Remember
to put those trailer tag # on your apps if your
parking your trailer on the hill.
WE are planning another informal potluck/Movie
night (Pirates of the
SO
bring an appetizer, dessert or something to go with Clam Chowder and of course
(BYOB) bring your own beverage choice. Come up to the clubhouse for an evening
of some tall stories and a GREAT movie around the fire. Remember the water is
off (I'll bring 5gal for washing & hot chocolate). This is after the race
meeting @ the anchorage that afternoon.
I'll
start the fire early and food at
As
always please call or e-mail with suggestions or concerns.
See
you at the winter meeting in February.
Dale,
Dale
Quakenbush
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GOVERNMENT LIAISON LOG
- DAVE LOCK
The Task Force
made up of CLSC and
The meeting
covered various topics, including potential slip configurations, breakwater
options, possible amentias the County is interested in offering (e.g. a marina,
fuel service, a restaurant or food service, a store), work responsibilities and
trade-offs (Club members providing some services versus the County providing
all services) and the future of the CLSC Clubhouse and the potential of the
County building a community meeting facility.
The meeting essentially focused on information gathering and
exchanging. The County staff will
continue to review all of these topics and refine them for further
discussion. Another Task Force meeting
will be February 26th.
CLSC's
modified lease with the County states that the
We will keep Club
members posted on the discussions with the County as they evolve.
Dave Lock
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BOATS COMMITTEE LOG – STEVE
JOHNSON
The Race Committee
(RC) boat has been put under shrink wrap for the winter and is awaiting spring. For those who would like some work hours in
'04 please let me know and we can get together for a RC boat beautification day
before we put the boat in the water. A good waxing/buffing of the top side
would help a lot, along with a new coat of Gray paint on the aft floor and
engine cover (clean, sand, paint). We
also need to seal up the front cabin hatch and windows to keep the rain water
out of the bilge.
The Whaler
"Chick Magnet" will also need some spring cleaning as well.
THINK SPRING!
Steve Johnson
Boat Committee
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CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS
Larimer County Parks - Nothing Submitted.
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