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Dancing to Freddy Pink at the Clearwater Casino. www.freddypink.com Saturday December 12th. Shuttle bus leaves BYC at 8:00 PM. Free shuttle No cover Charge No Drink Minimum Fantastic Rock & Soul Band playing the NW for 25 years! Great opportunity to practice your swing dancing for Heavy Weather Sock Hop and burn off some of those extra holiday calories! Questions? Deana Brett 360-830-0929 dbrett509@msn.com
Posted: 4 November 2009
Tex Dominy & Log
Racing
October 2009
Photo: Rich Hunt
5 Oct 2009
MESSAGE FROM THE RECREATIONAL BOATING ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON If you've been watching the local news lately, you've heard that new restrictions are being considered to keep the Northwest's whale population from allegedly being harmed by boaters, fishermen, kayakers and whale-watching tourists. Representatives of these groups have turned out in force to oppose a federal NOAA plan to protect killer whales by closing off 6.2 square miles of water off San Juan Island each year. RBAW has been attending these regional Northwest meetings, along with other marine interests in crowded rooms. The results have been mostly protests against NOAA's proposed half mile wide "no-go zone" on the west side of San Juan from May 1 through Sept. when the whales are typically present. The regulations would also prohibit boats from coming within 200 yards - twice the current limit - of the whales and being in the path of any killer whale within 400 yards. NOAA says the regulations are needed to protect the area's Southern Resident killer whales, declared endangered in 2005. They say boat traffic causes behavioral changes in whales, reduces their ability to communicate, risks vessel strikes, and impedes their ability to hunt for food. However meeting attendees in different Northwest forums have spoken out against the proposed rules saying they are based on faulty science, and that better enforcement of existing laws is all that is needed. Speakers have been almost universally opposed to the no go zone proposal saying there is little evidence to demonstrate that boats are harming the Orca population. Fishers and boaters are trying to set the record straight by explaining to NOAA that the likelihoods of a whale being struck by a boat is slim, trolling fisherman and kayakers are going too slow to pose a risk from excess noise or strike, and there is no evidence of past whale collisions to suggest these extreme rules are needed. People are arguing with NOAA saying their data and science is extremely flawed and most facets of the boating world oppose it. NOAA has been tasked to review their data and talk to people who are out there every day. To complicate NOAA's position, they have exempted government vessels and Tribal fisherman from the proposed no-go zone, but they would otherwise apply to all boats, including canoes and kayaks. Even conversationalists are against the proposal. The plan is feared to devastate the whale watching industry, sport fishing charters, kayak rental companies, and place a hardship on recreational boaters and fishers. RBAW's View: We agree that saving the Orca whales is necessary and worth doing. We however are unanimously opposed to the regulations and restrictions being proposed by NOAA. We see the scientific data presented to be limited in quantity and content in support of the conclusions presented. Broader vetting of the presented data needs to be accomplished by impartial scientific panels to validate the scientific data collected to date. We are also concerned if NOAA is successful here, how many other areas will they close off to boaters? WE ARE ADVISING OUR MEMBERSHIP AND BOATERS TO SEND THEIR E-MAIL COMMENTS TO NOAA. Public comments are being taken until Oct. 27 and can be sent by e-mail or regular mail. You may submit comments by the following methods: • E-mail: orca.plan@noaa.gov • Mail: Assistant Regional Administrator, Protected Resources Division, Northwest Regional Office, National Marine Fisheries Service, 7600 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT. -RBAW 2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS info@rbaw.org |
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We have another fun weekend planned in Seattle, November 13-15 at Bell
Harbor. See flyer (above) for details. 14 slips have been reserved
for BYC on 'C' dock. Confirm your reservation with the first night's
payment due 2 weeks in advance. Call Bell Harbor Marina at
206.615.3952.
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"Being members of BYC we often come across questions on how things
work, such as: how do I get points, how do I bid on moorage, how do I
get on committees, or how do I rent the hall. During this hour Q & A
mtg bring your questions, no question is dumb a dumb question. We all
started out as new members, we all had questions. Hope to see you on
the 2nd Monday in the conference room. 7-8 PM."
Gerri Bachman, membership chairman
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MESSAGE RELAY FROM THE RECREATIONAL BOATING ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press Contacts: Scott Croft, BoatU.S. 703-461-2864, SCroft@BoatUS.com Christine Pomorski, NMMA, 312-737-9774, CPomorski@NMMA.org Boaters Urged to Speak Up on Ethanol Increase Before July 20 Deadline EPA Comment Period on Proposal for E15 Gasoline Closes in Two Weeks ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 7, 2009 - The idea of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) allowing the introduction of a fuel that has never been independently tested for use with marine engines has Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatU.S. and the National Marine Manufacturers Association (www.BoatUS.com/news/reports urging every boater in America to speak out on the issue before the July 20 federal comment period closes. In March, Growth Energy, a pro-ethanol lobbying organization, and 54 ethanol producers petitioned the EPA to allow an increase in the amount of ethanol in gasoline from 10 percent (E10) to 15 percent (E15). After an initial comment period that drew nearly 30,000 comments from concerned boaters, the marine industry, marina operators and many other boating groups, the agency extended the comment deadline to July 20. BoatU.S. and the NMMA are concerned because boat engines are not designed, calibrated or certified for use with gasoline containing more than 10 percent ethanol. Recreational boat warranty documents and manufacturers owner's manuals currently advise boaters not to use gasoline containing more than 10 percent ethanol, and therefore, the use of E15 in marine engines could void engine warranties and damage motors and fuel systems. "This is not about growing renewable energy," says BoatU.S. Vice President of Government Affairs Margaret Podlich. "This is really about a group of investors attempting to profit at the expense of 13 million recreational boat owners. We had significant problems with the nationwide roll-out of E10 a few years ago, and without further independent testing of E15 with marine engines we are very likely to see similar issues." Podlich is referring to the widely known problems with ethanol's ability to attract water into gasoline or "phase separate" which has led to boat engine failures and major repair or replacement costs for boaters. It also degrades fiberglass boat gas tank walls. If the ethanol lobby's petition is approved it would also affect other gasoline powered products. "There are an estimated 500 million gasoline powered engines in the U.S., from boats and autos to chainsaws, lawn mowers and ATVs, so this issue not only severely impacts the recreational boating industry but many others as well," said NMMA Legislative Director Mathew Dunn. "We have a very simple position on this matter. Science -- not politics -- should ultimately determine EPA's decision on whether to allow the sale of any increased ethanol blend that's more than 10 percent. At present, it is clear there is insufficient scientific and technical data to justify granting the increase, and EPA should therefore deny it outright," he added. Boaters can go to http://www.BoatUS.com/gov or http://capwiz.com/nmma/home/ before the federally mandated comment period ends on July 20 to learn more and send EPA an email asking them to deny the petition for a waiver for the use of E15 fuel until more testing is done on marine engines and fuel systems. ### Links to Additional Resources: 1. NMMA Government Affairs Ethanol Information 2. New York Times, May 8, 2009: Ethanol Industry's 15% Solution Raises Concerns 3. New York Times, May 8, 2009: Laboratory Will Not Certify Pumps for Gas with 15% Ethanol 4. Wall Street Journal, April 17, 2009: EPA Considers Higher Ethanol Mix 5. New York Times, March 6, 2009: A Slugfest Over Higher Ethanol Blends About BoatU.S.: BoatU.S. - Boat Owners Association of The United States - is the nation's leading advocate for recreational boaters providing its 600,000 members with government representation, programs and money saving services. For membership information visit www.BoatUS.com or call 800-395-2628. About NMMA: NMMA is the leading association representing the recreational boating industry. NMMA member companies produce more than 80 percent of the boats, engines, trailers, accessories and gear used by boaters in North America. The association is dedicated to industry growth through programs in public policy advocacy, market statistics and research, product quality assurance and promotion of the boating lifestyle. Visit www.NMMA.org for more information. |
JUNE 2009
Sent: Monday, June 29, 2009 3:52 PM Subject: Fireworks at Poulsbo Sailors and others, Ethereal will be anchored in Liberty Bay at close proximity to the barge on the town side (East). Look for her Red, White and Blue pennants from stem to stern. Those that arrive by 1700 may want to bring and share appetizers. Lake arrivals may bring desserts. We plan to arrive Thursday afternoon some time and spend the weekend there or we may move to Blakely Harbor Saturday evening. Light up the sky, Sam and Barb Throm |
Report from the 09 Land
Cruise*
BREMERTON YACHT CLUB BRATSBy Historian Capt. Gerri Bachman
Kevin McStay was on hand and conducted detailed video interviews, thus capturing stories and memories for historical reference to be preserved for years to come. Several brought scrapbooks of fun times growing up at BYC. Sharon Leedy brought a slide show of over 120 pictures she had preserved from her childhood times at BYC. One of her was as a bathing beauty on the foredeck of her parents boat, the "Sharon Lee". Brother, Lewis, was great at remembering places and events in the pictures. Dick Stevenson brought a layout of photos from cruises in the 50's on his parents boat, the "Zephyr". Norm Smith had a beautiful name board from his folks' boat the "Betsy Too" and BYC annuals from 1950-79. Roger Phillips displayed a beautifully made model of his folks' boat "Sea Spray" along with photos of him and his sister, Sharon, as BYC brats. Attending were: BYC Brat..son or daughter of ~ parent's boat name. Dick Stevenson: P/C Ron "Steve" and Gladys Stevenson ~ "Zephyr" Sharon Morris Leedy and Lewis Morris: Lewis and Vi Morris~ "Sharon Lee" Roger Phillips and Sharon Phillips Lively: Ted and Rosalie ~ "Sea Spray" Norm Smith: Bob "Ralph" and Helen Smith ~ "Betsy Too" P/C Ron and Bob Sellar: Jim and Marian Sellar ~ Pink Lady Joanne Schultheis Fellow and Margie Schultheis Brillon: Ken and Dorothy Schultheis ~ "DonMarJo" Mary Jane Mosher Kinkendall and Carol Ann Mosher Fry: Art and Maggie Mosher ~ "Spar" Glen and Charlie Jurges: P/C Fred and Beulah Jurges ~ "Encore"
REMINISCINGS OF BYC BRATS.... (2004)
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Tight Quarters at the Food Bazaar on Bourbon Street during B-String
Dock Party
Calling all BYC Wives: Skipperettes would like to invite you to come with them on a fun outing. A Bus Tour to visit the Wineries in Port Townsend, Port Angeles and Sequim. The date is TUESDAY JUNE 16th!!! This will be an all day trip! We have contracted to get a 31 passenger bus, driven by dedicated driver P/C Lorrin Walsh. With a full bus, we should be able to do the trip for about $30 each. We are hoping to visit 4 (four) great wineries. Of course, we will have snacks and treats along the way and time out for lunch. So if you are interested we need to get your seat reserved ASAP. There is a sign up sheet at the club or contact me by e-mail or phone. We hope you can join us! Gerri Bachman 360-692-5004 gerri4bichons(at)comcast(dot)net |
----- Original Message ----- From: Bob Wheeler Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 8:53 AM Subject: Boat show info "Vintage Classics to Classy Yachts With a Northwest Heritage" Hi: We (the Port of Bremerton and me) are having a 6 boat boat show of sorts featuring Ed Monk Sr. and Jr. designs for the Kitsap Harbor Fest. 5 of the boats are from BYC. They will be on display Friday thru Monday of the Memorial Day weekend and open for tours on Sat and Sun. They will be located at the Port Orchard Marina on the inside of the breakwater closest to shore across from the "Virginia V" and some tall ships. We get free moorage; yeah!! Attached is an Overview written by me and boat descriptions written by the owners and edited by me I don't know where you might put these but for those not going to Oro Bay, it may be of interest. We may have some runabouts up in the parking lot too. Thanks, Bob Overview of Boat Show & Participating Boats. Kitsap Harbor Fest |
 Yachtsman of the Year
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 Our new Annual Editor Leslie Hunt won -- to no one's surprise! -- the New Members' Award
Photos: Rich Hunt |
 Boating Family of the Year
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Commodore's Presentation in His Own Words* (Members Only)
A Standing Ovation for Sylvia Wilson!
Commodore's Awards 2009
BYC Past Commodore's Cup Race 3rd Place Capt. Rob Bruins (Ocean Pearl)
2nd Place Capt. Chuck Silvernail (Solmar)
1st Place PC Leo Longenecker (Reality Check)
Thompson Trophy Race 3rd Place PC Leo Longenecker (Reality Check)
2nd Place Capt. John Carlson (Solmates)
1st Place Capt. Chuck Silvernail (Solmar)
BYC Log Racer of the Year PC Mike Henry (Peachy Keen)
Hell Diver of the Year Fleet Captain Mike Petrowske
Reo Mitchell Inspirational Award Captain Sam Throm
BYC Service to the Club Honorable Member Sylvia Wilson`
Distinguished Service Awards (2) Captain Rob Bruins & PC Gary Carr
BYC Decorated Clubhouse Award Secretary Alice Nelson
Dedicated Service Award Captain Jytte and PC Bob Wheeler
Golden Hammer Award - Captain Jerry Sengstock
New Members of the Year - Captains Rich and Leslie Hunt
Golden Paint Brush Award - Captain Tammy Bollinger-Markham
PC Wilhelm Award for Dedicated Service - Captain Dale Franzen
BYC Reputation Saver Award - Captain Gerri Bachman
Inspirational Award for Dedicated Service - Captain Mona-Lisa Ryan
Yachting Family of the year - Captains Steve and Deana Brett
Yachtsman of the Year - PC Charlie & Captain Sharon Billings
Awards Night 8 May 2009
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Wild Wild West
2009 Opening Day in Portage Bay!
Photos: Mike Dunn
Photo "borrowed" from May Towline. Photographer:
Please identify yourself!
Thanks!
Daffodil weekend was filled with 190
boats in the
TYC basin, 50 of those
were in the parade along with plenty fun and a nice sunny day for the
parade. The decorated entry for BYC was Misty Rose II. Chaired by Donna
Park skippered by the V/C with great help from : Mike & Sharron Leedy,
Gary & Jo Carr, Comm Mike & Abbie Dunn and Mike Ryan. I also want to
thank R/C John & Denise Rosendale, Leo & Stacy Longenecker, Darin &
Nancy Haustveit and Jim Minard for joining in for the parade. All were
given a BYC baseball jersey, ball caps and handed noise makers to help
cheer the R/C during Trivia.. Next year's theme will be "Carrousel into
Spring".
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Attention all RVers!
Do you own a recreational Vehicle? Class A, Class C, a Trailer, or a 5th wheel? If so mark this date on your calendar April 28th. P/C Lorrin Walsh will be showing his DVD "Drive Your Motorhome Like A Pro". Followed by a Power Point presentation, ending with a question and answer time. P/C Walsh's DVD will go over motor home driving techniques needed to become safer and more confident driver. From tips from commercial drivers, information on towing, all in basic layman term information. The DVD goes over basic rules so you can apply them to any vehicle you may drive. Lorrin has been driving tour bus/RVs for several years and has lots of information to share. This evening is for everyone who has an RV or who might be thinking about getting one. Lorrin says it is especially great for the co-pilot who is afraid to drive. The evening will start at 6:00PM, with a potluck dinner (bring your favorite dish to share) drinks and dessert will be provided by Bachman's for a small fee of $2. Please sign up at the club. Remember Tuesday, April 28th, 6:00 PM!
P/C Bob Bachman and Gerri
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Opening DayJo and Gary Carr would like your assistance during a Float Design meeting at BYC Clubhouse on Wednesday, March 25th at 6:30 PM. I will provide some "Adult Beverages" and snacks. Some preliminary ideas for the Float design have been discussed, but not finalized. Please come and offer your ideas and comments to finalize the design of the Float. Once the design issue is settled, your additional input and "helping hands" would be much appreciated in getting the Float built and transported to QCYC for mounting onto Seadragon for the parade. Come one, come all! The Fleet Captain will also appreciate your providing boat information to him if you will be taking it to QCYC, so he can arrange for BYC's moorage needs. Opening Day is one of our bigger Events, and we look forward to a large turnout, the Top Prize for Decorated boats, and a "Whale of a Good Time".
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RBAW - Report (March 2009)As we travel north this summer we may need to think ahead about what documents we need to enter Canada and re-enter the US. Because the rules are lengthy and there are several ways to apply these rules I will be posting a hand out in the BYC lounge by May 1st. It will include information on the use of I-68, the NEXUS pass, the Enhanced Drivers license, and BR numbers, just to name a few. But…one of the rules that may apply to those staying in Canadian waters longer than 45 consecutive days is the need for everyone on the boat over the age of 18 to have a US Boaters Education Card. This card can be issued to you if you have already taken and completed a US Coast Guard Aux. or US Power Squadron course in boaters safety. Think back, you may have taken the course several years ago, at the time of your completion of the class you got a certificate, if you make a copy of this and send the copy in with an application, and $10, you will be issued a card. Applications can be downloaded from WWW.PARKS.WA.GOV/BOATING.ASP From the information I have it says if you were born before 1983 you do not need the card, but I have conflicting information, so for a $10 fee pp it is best to be prepared. Lastly, if you think you might be going in to Canadian waters and your yacht is 30' or longer you will need to get a 2009 Custom's Decal to re-enter the US. You can apply for the decal ($27.50) by going to www.cbp.gov click on travel, then click on Pleasure Boats and Private Flyers, then "User Fee Decals and Transponders" or call 1- 317-298-1245. I will make copies of as many applications, permits, etc and have them available at the club by May 1st.
Gerri Bachman
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Recreational Boating Association of Washington Feb. 23, 2009 Olympia, WA RBAW Monday Morning Update With the legislative session forty percent done, things are generally looking good for boaters- other than the budget. Our major legislation- the Boating Services and Safety Improvement Act of 2009 (SSB 5691/HB 2237) are out of the policy committees unanimously and in the budget committees for hearings- and our bill eliminating the quadrennial survey and setting the boater's share of the gas tax in statute at one percent is in House Rules awaiting floor action. The "boat lift" bill- SHB 1750- also came out of committee on Friday, and the derelict vessel amnesty pilot project- SSB 5058- is in Senate Rules. The aquatic lands marina lesase rates legislation remains troublesome. In the Senate, SSB 5255 is in a form that is completely objectionable, although it was moved forward as a vehicle for discussions. It continues to mandate an averaging of lease`rates, and so broadly defines "marina" it includes everything where one can tie up a boat (except exempt residential docks). In the House, the marina definition is not a problem, and the approach is to set lease rates as a percentage of income. The budget crisis remains the biggest threat to boating. With the problem now acknowledged to be over $8 billion, State Parks has been asked to prepare an additional cut of almost $13 million, on top of the $10 million cut in the Governor's budget proposal. The possibility of mothballing additional state parks- 27 more, for a total of 42 transferred, closed, or mothballed- looms. We'll update you next Monday morning. Jim King Recreational Boating Assn of WA James L. King, Jr., lobbyist 120 State Ave NE #199 Olympia, WA 98501-8212 Cellular Phone (360)480-0038 Message Phone (360)754-6800Message from the Recreational Boating Association of Washington....... Folks, As you probably heard, the hearing in Olympia for SB 5691 and HB 1848 went well on Monday afternoon Feb. 9th. We boaters made some good points and were very well represented and received. We also had good back up from State Parks boating officials After an extensive meeting today between all parties, we are pleased to announce we have an agreement in principle on the boating bills- SB 5691 and HB 1848. Other than the panel and designated persons, there is no need to attend the hearing Friday morning at 8am. We may still need legislative support to pass an agreed upon bill and you will hear from RBAW further on that as details unfold. If you are planning on coming to the RBAW Legislative Reception on Monday Feb. 17, we will have the latest update there. Thanks again to all of you who continue to support our legislative efforts for recreational boating in Washington. Please remember to RSVP if you are coming to Olympia on the 17th. Good sailing,
----- Original Message ----- From: davidjkutz To: rbaw-elert@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2009 5:52 PM Subject: [rbaw-elert] Update on Hurtful Boating Safety Bills Washington Boaters: 1. The Senate Hearing on SB 5691 is still at 1:30 pm on Monday Feb. 8 in Olympia. Boating advocates are meeting in the Cafeteria at 12:30 pm. Contact rbawlobby@yahoo.com if you can come to the hearing and sign in CON. 2. Important! The House Hearing on HB 1848 has been changed to 08:00 Friday Feb. 13. (subject to change). 3. If you can make either hearing, please send us an e-mail: rbawlobby@yahoo.com so we can advise you of any changes. 4. Below is more info in the message BoatUS kindly sent out for RBAW which we are sharing with you. 5. Please call the Legislative Hotline (below) first thing Monday morning (if not done so yet) MESSAGE RELAY FROM BOAT/US: February 6, 2009 Dear Washington BoatUS Member, Starting Monday, lawmakers in Olympia will vote on two bills, SB 5691 and HB 1848, that could jeopardize federal funding for boating safety programs that are critically important to Washington boaters. These bills (which are identical) would move portions of current federal boating safety funds to more specifically focus on marine law enforcement programs. This would end up shortchanging other important boating safety and education programs. Additionally, according to the U.S. Coast Guard, it may jeopardize the State's eligibility for this important federal funding. Please contact your legislators now and ask them to vote NO on Senate Bill 5691 and House Bill 1848. Call the state legislative hotline; they'll identify your legislators and leave messages for both the Senate and House. Call now! 1-800-562-6000 M-F: 8 am to 8 pm, and Sat: 9 am to 1 pm To read the bills and see their status: Senate Bill 5691 is scheduled for a hearing at 1:30 pm on Monday, February 9, in the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Ocean & Recreation. http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary.aspx?bill=5691&year=2009 House Bill 1848 is scheduled for a hearing at 8:00 am on Friday, February 13, in the House Committee on Ecology and Parks. http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary.aspx?bill=1848&year=2009 If you are near Olympia, we encourage you to attend the Senate hearing on Monday February 9 at 1:30 pm to demonstrate your concern about the bill(s). If you plan to go, let the Recreational Boating Association of Washington know at rbawlobby@yahoo.com, so they can alert you to any changes in the schedule. Please share this email with your boating and fishing friends, neighbors, and clubs. Time is short; we appreciate your quick action and would appreciate you sharing any feedback you get from Olympia. Sincerely, Margaret Podlich Vice President, Government Affairs Govtaffairs@BoatUS.com |
Retirement Party for Pat...
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Donna and I did make it to the Poulsbo Cruise In on Saturday and had a great time with the members who braved the high winds and rain. [from: Vice Commodre's Monthly
Report]
RBAW has been helping WA boaters for over 35 years. RBAW is your legislative voice, making sure that our interests are being conveyed to those in the State legislature.
They are your watch dogs, seeing that items detrimental to boating are not tacked on to bills and that fees affecting the boating world are kept in check.
RBAW takes an active roll in encouraging the development and funding of facilities for boating. From boat ramps at fishing lakes, to docks and buoys at our State
Saltwater Parks.
RBAW comes to your defense against unnecessary restrictions, such as the recent proposed ban about gray water discharge and RBAW was there to help the state to "Get it
Right" when they passed the new PFD laws.
I am your BYC Representative to RBAW. If you have issues or ideas please contact me, I would be happy to convey your concerns.
On a special Note: At the recent RBAW Meeting P/C Bob Wheeler was
given the honor of being chosen Director Emeritus for his dedication to RBAW and his 6 years of
outstanding service to the RBAW Board of Trustees.
Gerri Bachman, BYC Representative
Here it is March 15th, the last weekend of Winter, and I look out onto some 3 inches of new snow. Abbie and I drove to the St. Patrick's Day Cruise-In to Poulsbo on
Saturday to visit with the 10 or so hardy BYC Boaters moored there (including a drive up visit by our VC and wife), while Abbie proceeded to cook up the traditional
"Corned Beef and Cabbage" dinner in the Marina meeting room. Later, we had to continue on to the Edmonds Commodore Ball, so we missed out on enjoying the Corned Beef. We
sure hope everyone made it home safely in Sunday's snowstorm and predicted high winds. [from: Commodore's Monthly Report]
Returning Home (after navigating blinding snowstorms & huge icebergs)
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