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October 2017
Latitude: 35º50’55.27”N Longitude: 84º09’4.809”W
Navigating This Issue-
Commodore Notes– AGM
Notification
Notes from the 1st Vice Commodore
Fall Regatta & Oktoberfest Info
Rear Commodore Message
Winter Railway/Slips News
TVCC Results
Important Bits & Pieces
Sea Scouts
Labor Day Regatta & Party Recap
October Birthdays
UT SAISA Points Regatta
Keelboat & Dinghy Series Standings
New Launch Dock
Boats / Items For Sale
Secretary’s Report
PLUS MORE!
Luff Letter Knoxville, TN
October 2017 No. 523 2
Neil Quigley Commodore
The 2017 CYC AGM will be held at the CYC clubhouse on Sunday, 12th of November. The meeting will start promptly at 4pm - please arrive early in order to register your attendance - it's very important that we achieve a quorum in order to vote on any motions that might come up (including approval of proposed Board members for 2018). In this context: Proposal for replacement of East Dock This article provides the required 30-day notice to the membership of the Board's intention to present to the membership a proposal for complete replacement of East Dock using CYC funds currently in our savings account. Please read the following, and please be ready to come to the AGM and to vote on this proposal. Proposal of the CYC Board: to replace all components of East Dock with new construction, except piling that will remain in place and be used with the new dock. - The total cost will be approximately $160,000, which includes all materials, labor and disposal of the old dock. The new dock will be required to pass independent inspection for compliance with electrical and water supply code requirements. The plan is for the dock to be built during the 2017-2018 winter. Background to this proposal: 1. Degraded structure and deck surface: East Dock has served the club well for the last 15 years. In addition to providing much-needed deepwater slips for 39 members' boats, it has essentially served as a partial breakwater, bearing the brunt of large wake from displacement power boats operating in the main channel. This wake has degraded the physical integrity of the dock's core structure and linkages, and the weather had degraded its wooden surface. 2. Uneconomic to restore or maintain the dock: Over the last 1-2 years, the dock as degraded beyond the point where spending more money and volunteer time to repair and maintain it can be justified. Professional assessment has determined that there are no salvageable components that could justify renovation instead of replacement. 3. Safety concerns: Partly due to it's 'flexible' design, and also due to it's degraded core structure and decking, East Dock now presents a significant safety concern to users, even in just moderate wake conditions, and even to those with a gymnast's balance. CONT’D
CYC Annual General Meeting - Formal Notification To Members
October 2017 No. 523 3
Do not try this when there is wake coming into the marina ... ... before the AGM, I encourage all physically able members to walk to the end of East Dock to assess for yourselves the condition of the decking, cleats and electric pedestals. If you have particularly good balance, also go out any finger all the way to its piling. The CYC Board solicited quotes from 4 vendors this spring: two vendors did not provide a quote, and one used unsuitable construction materials and provided an incomplete quote. The Board has decided to recommend to the membership a proposal made by Advantage Docks. Features of Advantage Docks' proposal: 1. Complete replacement of all existing materials (except for pilings) with new construction. 2. Environmentally responsible disposal of all old dock components: except that a number of the best floats will be repurposed for rebuilding the 420 dinghy dock and perhaps also the mooring tenders dock. 3. New dock will have 1 pedestal per 2 slips: each will have two 30A and 20A outlets and a water faucet. Pedestals will include solar-powered lighting, and will be similar to those on West Dock. 4. Construction will include under-dock, self-draining conduit for shore power cords to avoid having them run across any part of the walkway. 5. Decking will be plastic 'Trex'-style material instead of wood. 6. The wiring design will prevent a short circuit at one pedestal from affecting any other pedestals. 7. The termini of all fingers will be bolted to under-water stabilizer bars, similar to those on West Dock. 8. The old dock will be removed and new sections will be added sequentially, to facilitate temporary relocation of about 4-6 boats at a time (possibly to moorings and rafted to boats at the termini of our other docks). If any members have questions about this proposal, please contact me, or another Board member. Other AGM notices Members are reminded of the club's bylaws that require members to be notified 30 days before the date of the AGM of any plans by one or more members to propose that the membership vote on any chance to current club bylaws. There will be a report on the successful resolution of the multi-year negotiations we've had with Knox County. Coupled to this, the Board will share it's perspective of the challenges and opportunities the club will have in the lead-up to trying to get our lease renewed in 5 years time. Please consider stepping up to help with this effort. Information will be a presented regarding requirements the club must meet in the wake of a recent safety inspection conducted by Knox County Parks & Rec Department. That's all for now. See y'all at the AGM! Neil
All CYC members are encouraged to attend the Annual General Meeting. However, if you are NOT able to attend, please complete the Proxy Delegation Form and give it to your Proxy to bring to the meeting on your behalf.
The Proxy Delegation Form can be found on the CYC website HERE.
The Proxy Delegation Form and reminder information will also be included in the November Luff Letter.
October 2017 No. 523 4
Mark Van Doren
Sailboat racing is happening at CYC! The Labor Day Regatta was held during the first weekend of September. Kerry Saltmarsh did a great job as PRO. The Fall Dinghy and Keelboat Series are under way as well, however, light winds have caused us to cancel some races. Nevertheless, we're going to hope for more wind for the rest of the Fall. We'd love to have you join us. The remainder of the schedule is: Thursday, September 28, Fall Dinghy Series, first start at 6:00 pm Saturday, September 30, Fall Keelboat Series, first start at 2:30pm Saturday, October 7, Fall Keelboat Series, first start at 1:30 pm Sunday, October 8, Fall Dinghy Series, first start at 1:30pm Saturday, October 14, Fall Keelboat Series, first start at 1:30pm Sunday, October 15, Fall Dinghy Series, first start at 1:30pm Fall Regatta, open to Dinghies and Keelboats, October 21-22 We've been allocated a generous budget for Trophies, and we'll plan to have a presentation ceremony at either the Annual Membership Meeting on November 12th or at the Commodore's Gala on December 9th. Stay Tuned. Mark Van Doren CYC 1st Vice Commodore
October 2017 No. 523 5
2017 CYC Fall Regatta
The final event of the year, CYC’s Fall Regatta, normally provides great autumn
wind for a quality weekend of late October sailing.
The Fall Regatta will be held Saturday, October 21, and Sunday, October 22.
Saturday, October 21st
0900–1030 Regatta Registration
1030 Competitors’ Meeting
1200 Race 1 Warning Signal
1600 Last Warning will be NLT 1600
Sunday, October 22nd
1330 First Race Warning Signal
1630 Last Warning will be NTL 1630
Click HERE for the NOR Click HERE for the SI
So, Skippers– grab your crew, prep your boat, and come on out to race!!!!!!
October 2017 No. 523 6
Vic Tyler
Fall Work Party
There will be a final Fall Work Party scheduled for October 7th, 10 am - 2 pm. We will move
landscaping stone to the front of the clubhouse. We will also do miscellaneous clean up around the grounds.
No need to reply that you will be helping. Just show up on the 7th and you’ll be put to work!
Remember!!!!!! The Fall Work Party, Oktoberfest and the AGM MAY be the last opportunities to accumulate work hours for 2017.
Winter Railway Use If you wish to enter the lottery for all-Winter use of the marine railway, please send an email expressing your interest to: [email protected] One person will be selected by random drawing on Friday, 11 November. The lottery winner should plan to go on the railway on the weekend of 18/19-Nov.
Winter Slip Sub-lets Some slip renters pull their boats out for Winter, which frees up slips for Summer slip and mooring renters who want easier in-water access to their boats during the Winter. If anyone wants to sub-let a slip for the Winter (low water season), please contact the Harbormaster. If you vacate your slip for Winter, and the HM sublets it to another member, you will not be charged slip rental for the Winter months.
NEWS FROM THE HARBORMASTER
Neil Quigley, Interim Harbormaster
October 2017 No. 523 7
Tennessee Valley Challenge Cup
September 23 & 24, 2017
The TVCC hosted by Privateer Yacht Club in Chattanooga, Tennessee, saw five Tennessee Valley clubs and thirty boats compete for the TVCC Cup. Concord Yacht Club was represented by three boats and six sailors: Jeff Gamey, Neil Quigley, Randy Schonagen, Johnny Ballatin, Lauren Ballatin, Mark Esch-Williams. The good news and the bad news. The PYC hospitality, the food & drink, and social aspects of the regatta were, as usual, outstanding. It was great meeting sailors from other Tennessee yacht clubs and engaging in some fun and robust conversations. A fun group of sailors/racers. Even though the wind gods did not favor the racing venue for this regatta, the atmosphere and the mood of about 100 competitors were light-hearted and fun. The bad news is that the nice morning breeze that was present on Saturday morning went away by race time. Saturday races were postponed until late Saturday afternoon. One race was started and finally abandoned. So, no races on Saturday. PYC determined not to have a regatta without any races and was able to conduct one race on Sunday morning, using the light (what they call their morning) breeze. Here are the results of the regatta/single Sunday race:
At the Trophy presentation, Concord Yacht Club was mentioned as the possible host club for the 2018 TVCC. By: Johnny Ballatin
Club TVCC Finishes: 1st Place --- Privateer Yacht Club 2nd Place --- Browns Creek Sailing Association 3rd Place --- Muscle Shoals Sailing Club 4th Place --- Concord Yacht Club 5th Place --- Wheeler Yacht Club
Concord Yacht Club TVCC Division Finishers Keelboat Spinnaker Division 4th Place --- Johnny Ballatin 6th Place --- Jeff Gamey Keelboat Non-Spinnaker Division No CYC Competitors for this Division Dinghy Division 9th Place --- Randy Schonagen
October 2017 No. 523 8
Important Bits and Pieces Message from our Commodore!
CYC Board members and support personnel needed
This is a call out to members interested in getting a little more involved in guiding the club forward. Our club can really use some help! If you want to help the club in ways that best utilize your time and your
particular interests, please consider stepping forward now. Yes - serving on the Board, or any ad hoc and standing committees, and participating in designated support activities generates volunteer time. If you want to help solve some of the club's most pressing challenges and help us seize the great opportunities we have, please consider joining the CYC Board - there are 2-3 vacancies we need to fill for 2018. Board members usually serve between 1 and 3 years, rotating off after that period to make room for new ideas and energy. Or, perhaps you'd prefer to have more of a support role: e.g., calling committee and reservations coordination, social event planning, CYC and CSC marketing and promotion, assistant harbormaster and dock captains, facility maintenance and repair, sailing education, training fleet coordination, etc. If you are willing to take a more active role on helping the club improve in 2018, please get in touch with the Commodore, or any other Board member.
2017 Work Hour Opportunities
Reminder!
As stated in several sections in this Luff Letter, there are 3 scheduled events for opportunities to gather Work Hours for 2017:
Work Party on October 7th
Oktoberfest Party on October 21st
2017 Annual General Meeting on November 12th
Hurricane Jose didn’t stop our fearless 2nd Vice Commodore, Rod Meryweather, from enjoying his vacation on September 20th on Cape Cod. It would have been nice to have SOME, just SOME, of that wind!!!! Be careful what you wish for, huh?
October 2017 No. 523 9
(865) 588-6514, Boy Scouts of America, Knoxville
Sea Scouting, begun in 1912, continues as an opportunity for boys and girls. Now is a time to register in Sea Scout Ship 300, where absolutely no experience is necessary. Members are girls and boys between the ages of 13 & 8th grade to age 21. Annual individual membership for the coming year is $33 per individual Sea Scout and is due with the unit chartering contract by December 1, 2017. All that money goes to the BSA national headquarters, and some possibly to the local council, and none of it goes to our local Sea Scout Ship 300. Ship 300 funds itself in its entirety, no financial support has ever come from the Concord Yacht Club nor from the Concord Sailing Center. Ship 300 has financed itself exclusively through donations, mostly from its active members, to provide materials for maintenance of its fleet and activities. Actively registered Boy Scouts can have a dual membership in Ship 300 at no charge. Membership applications can be obtained from George Hubbell by attending a Ship Meeting, held on Sunday afternoons from 2:00 to 4:00 approximately, or by stopping by the Great Smoky Mountain Council, BSA, headquarters office where applications can obtained during regular business hours. An application is a multi-page hard copy document that cannot be emailed and, sorry, we don’t have a drive-through window. Ship 300 is most appreciative of the Concord Yacht Club providing space for meetings and use of its facilities for the youth activities. Without these, Ship 300 sinks. Questions or comments can be emailed to [email protected] or by phoning George Hubbell at 980-0879, who is concluding sixteen years as the organizational representative to the Boy Scouts.
Another Opportunity for 2017 Work Hours!!!!!!!
As you may be aware, there will be a hardy and tasty meal
served after the AGM! And, for ONLY $5. So, plan on staying
afterwards to eat.
To that end, volunteers are needed! Positions needed are:
Hosting, Pre-Meeting Preparation, Serving and Clean-up.
If you are interested and looking to satisfy more required Work Hours,
contact Catherine Trapp at [email protected]. This is an easy and
informal event!
October 2017 No. 523 10
October 2017 No. 523 11
Labor Day Regatta & Party Highlights
The Racing!
The Labor Day Regatta saw some very nice winds on Saturday, with 9 Keelboat and 2 Dinghy competitors coming out to race. The wind gods were not so kind on Sunday, with very light conditions. Three races were completed on Saturday, and one on Sunday.
While the Dinghy Fleet did not have the required number of boats (3) to have an official race fleet, these hardy dinghy sailors chose to race each other just for the shear fun of it. Their unofficial dinghy race results are shown below, along with the Keelboat results.
Mega thanks to Kerry Saltmarsh and crew for braving the nasty weather, and conducting some great races!
Keelboat Fleet Overall Spinnaker Division
1. Johnny Ballatin 1. Johnny Ballatin 2. John Tyner 2. John Tyner 3. Mike Cox 3. Rod Meryweather 4. Carol Rech & Rebecca Bryant 5. Eric Lundin
6. Max Dawson Non-Spinnaker Division 7. Rod Meryweather 1. Mike Cox 8. Mark Oxley & Debbie MacTavish 2. Carol Rech & Rebecca Bryant 9. George Hubbel 3. Max Dawson 4. Eric Lundin 5. Mark Oxley & Debbie MacTavish 6. George Hubbel
Dinghy Unofficial Race Results Finish Positions
1. Robin Herrington at helm Two 1st and One 2nd with Miguel Cabrera as crew 2. Chris Schmitz One 1st and Two 2nd
Photos courtesy of Kerry Saltmarsh, Greg McMillan & John Swindeman
October 2017 No. 523 12
Labor Day Regatta & Party Highlights
The Party!
The misty, rainy weather cleared up on Saturday afternoon, just in time for the party! Those attending enjoyed delicious BBQ Buffet, with pulled pork, beef hot dogs, baked beans, potato salad, green salad and cole slaw, scrumptious appetizers, and oh-so-decadent desserts!
And, everyone seemed to really enjoy the entertainment provided by Kudzu! They sounded awesome!
Thanks go out to Ann Zimmerman, Craig Johnson, and crew, for setting up, making sure there was lots to eat, and cleaning up after!!!! What a job!
Photos courtesy of Lauren Ballatin
October Bir thday Wishes To: Edmund Terry– son of Andre and Robert Terry
Debbie Hodges
Larry Trapp Rebecca Cox
Rebecca Halperin
Tina Kopp Tom Sayres
October 2017 No. 523 13
If you would like to share your Birthday Month here in the Luff
Letter, email [email protected]. Be sure to include the
full name and Birth Month. And, that goes for the kiddies too!
Save The Date Fall Work Party - October 7
Fall Regatta - October 21-22
Oktoberfest - October 21
Annual Membership Meeting - November 12
Commodore’s Gala - December 9
October 2017 No. 523 14
SAISA Points Regatta
September 16, 2017
Well, unfortunately, the wind was nowhere to be found for the regatta. But, that did not really stop the participants from enjoying otherwise nice weather, good food, games and fellowship!
Photos courtesy of Nathan Brott and Lauren Ballatin
If you shop on Amazon.com, please consider making your
purchases on Amazon-Smile! SAME products, SAME prices!
BUT, your purchases made via Amazon-Smile can help benefit our 501
(c)3, Concord Sailing Center. Doesn’t cost anything extra!!!!!
Instead of going to Amazon the usual way, enter through
www.smile.amazon.com and chose Concord Sailing Center as your favorite organization. All of the
same items are available at the same prices, but when you purchase most items, Amazon will send .5%
of the purchase price to our sailing program.
Support CSC by starting your shopping at smile.amazon.com.
October 2017 No. 523 15
Keelboat Fall Ser ies Update
Series Results as of September 23rd-
1st Place- Johnny Ballatin
2nd Place- Carol Rech & Rebecca Bryant
3rd Place- Max Dawson
4th Place– Erik Lundin
Dinghy Fall Ser ies Update
Series Results as of September 23rd-
1st Place- Fred Griffin
2nd Place- Randy Schonagen
3rd Place- Chris Schmitz
4th Place– Mark Esch-Williams
5th Place– Robin Herrington
6th Place– Chandler Hill
7th Place– Brian Nicholson
8th Place– Ian ?
9th Place– Mark Van Doren
10th Place– Logan Unser
11th Place– Will ? Photos courtesy of Robin Herrington and Jerry Lawson
October 2017 No. 523 16
The New Launch Dock
Many of our members may be familiar with the boat launch facility located just east of the swim dock area. This launch and dock facility has in the past been used primarily to launch boats during periods of low lake water, when launching at the two other club launches was not possible. The floating sections of the previous east launch dock were installed by the Holder 20 sailing group several years ago, with used floating dock sections.
Over time, with wave action, water level changes, and severe storms, the floating sections eventually self-destructed. Here is what the previous dock looked like a couple of months ago.
Faced with this unusable and unfit dock condition, a decision was made to replace the floating dock with a new and improved floating dock. The EZ Dock system was chosen for the new dock solution. Here are a few considerations that were relevant factors in choosing an EZ Dock solution.
• EZ Dock is a Maintenance Free and Barefoot Friendly System • EZ Dock provides a Long Lasting and Durable Dock Design
• EZ Dock provides a very Stable Dock Platform • EZ Dock Looks Great
• EZ Dock systems are easy to assemble and install, making it possible for Club volunteers to do the work, and thus avoid considerable dock installation charges
• EZ Dock provides a wide range of configuration designs, allowing for creating the dock/platform design that perfectly fit your dock needs.
• EZ Dock provides an incredible number of dock accessories and options to create the perfect dock solution.
Here is what the newly installed East Launch Dock looks like.
CONT’D
October 2017 No. 523 17
Many of those involved with the dock replacement project feel this new launch dock will be a welcomed addition to the Club’s dock/launch facilities. A facility that will be used all year round for various purposes, and by a larger segment of the Club’s membership.
Now it is time to express some Appreciation and Thanks for all those that made this project possible and successful.
First, I would like to express appreciation and thanks to our Board of Directors, whose vision and insight lead to approval and support for this project.
The Second group that deserves a big thanks are the members who were involved in the removal of the old launch dock, and contributed their thoughts on the new dock design and project implementation.
*John Tyner * John Storey *Chuck Meyer * Rick Gloeckler
Next, I would like to thank Bob Patterson for arranging to have equipment available to offload and stage the delivery of the new dock materials.
Finally, I would like to thank all the volunteers that made the assembly and installation of the new dock an outstanding success.
*Robert Ray *Michael & Lee Murdock *Greg McMillan *Gus Floodquist *Miguel Cabrera
*Jack Sitgreaves *Jeff Stichler *James Parker *Randy Schonagen *Mike Pardee *John Tyner
*Brian Nicholson *Ira Pierce *Chris & Meghann Borden *Mark Esch-Williams *Lauren Ballatin
So, check out the new dock, and try it out for launching and retrieving your boat.
Johnny Ballatin Big Helper!
Carson Pierce
Photos courtesy of Lauren Ballatin and Dan Tankersley
October 2017 No. 523 18
Daffynition- Berth– A little addition to the crew.
Companionway– A double berth.
Apple, Pumpkin Beer Cocktail It’s like pumpkin pie and apple pie with alcohol. What more could you ask for? 8 ounces good-quality bourbon 2 1/2 ounces lemon juice 9 ounces apple cider 12 ounces pumpkin ale Ice Cinnamon sticks and cranberries for garnish
1. In a cocktail shaker, shake together the bourbon, apple cider and lemon juice. Pour into 4 glasses filled with ice. 2. Pour the beer evenly into each glass. 3. Garnish with cinnamon sticks and cranberries. Enjoy!
Did you know these everyday phrases were born in the days when sailing made the world go round… wait… is that a nautical phrase?
“A clean bill of health” According to dictionary.com this phrase derives from the days when the crew of ocean going ships might be a little less than hygienic, so they needed to present a certificate, carried by a ship, attesting to the presence or absence of infectious diseases among the ship’s crew and at the port from which it has come.
“By and Large” Folks say this one all the time to refer to the big picture. “By and large, ASA is the most awesome organization in existence”… something like that. This term got started on a sailboat with the word “by” meaning into the wind and “large” meaning off the wind. So sailors would say: “By and large this ship handles quite nicely.”
October 2017 No. 523 19
1981 Catalina 22 - $3500
1981 Catalina 22 swing keel pop-top with trailer
Highly desirable slide-out galley
Full set of sails; main, jib, genoa and drifter
8hp Yamaha 4-cycle motor on boat
6hp Johnson 2-stroke on stand
Cabin cushions & curtains professionally redone two
years ago
Contact John Grevin 233-7995 or cell 505-681-1656
26’ Balboa
I have a 26' Balboa sailboat that I can no longer
use and maintain. I would like to find a home for it
with someone who can do minor repairs and
maintenance. I would need to get $500 for boat
with a Johnson 9.9 hp outboard and trailer. The
rudder needs to be sealed and painted, a spreader
arm needs to be reattached, and the trailer will
need tires. I live on Fort Loudoun about 4 miles
from the Yacht club. Anyone interested should
email me-
Curtis Jordan
1975 O'Day 25
$2800 Main, working jib, genoa anchor, lines, grill, 6hp Tohatsu. No trailer. West Dock, 2nd slip on left. Joe Dodd (865) 335-3455
1981 Santana 525 (24.58’)
9.3’ Beam. 4.24’ Draft. (West Dock)
Price: $2,500 included sailboat, 2015 Tohatsu 4 HP motor, trailer, 2 mains, jib, spinnaker.
Great sailboat for sailing out of CYC.
Contact-
Jim McCague 865-309-6635
October 2017 No. 523 20
The following items, as seen in previous Luff Letters, are still for sale. Information in RED represents changes since last Luff Letter! If you would like more information on any of these items, just click on the blue here link, and you will be taken to the Luff Letter in which it first appeared.
1979 Helms 25* - $5000– click here– Page 19
* Offers welcome, OR swap for smaller boat. Located in Slip 17, West Dock
18’ McGregor - $1500 - click here– Page 14
Sabre 28* - click here– Page 13
* New Price- $8500 or Best Reasonable Offer
26’ San Juan - $5500 - click here– Page 16
150 Racing Genoa for Catalina 22* - click here– Page 17
* New Price- $500 AND made of Optic Flex Pentex
Salvaged 27’ Tartan - Price Negotiable - click here– Page 17
Boat is registered under Capital Yachts and is a Newport model
1989 Catalina 25 - $9000, Flexible - click here– Page 17
1982 Hunter 27 - Reasonable Offer - click here—Page 17
1988 Beneteau F235 - Price Negotiable - click here - Page 13
1971 19’ O’Day Mariner - $500 - click here - Page 13
Want to Buy:
We are seeking our first sailboat to keep at home in Knoxville and would consider anything in the 25'-35' range that won't break the bank and that is not too much of a project. If you have something that might fit that description and are thinking about selling, please email us @ [email protected]. We want to buy ASAP, and we love to talk sailboats.
Dan Tankersley 865-548-4092
NEW MEMBERS– September
Welcome Aboard! NONE
STATUS CHANGE - September NONE
RESIGNATIONS - September
Robert & Leslie James Brandon Spurlock
Will Fortson
Current Active Membership Count: 199 Active-150, Young Active-12, Senior-23, Associate-3, Student-0
Membership Openings: 31
Honorary-11, Inactive-29
Board Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of Every Month
CYC Clubhouse— 7PM (Members Welcome)
BOARD MEMBERS Commodore Neil Quigley
1st Vice Commodore Mark Van Doren
2nd Vice Commodore Rodney Meryweather
Rear Commodore Vic Tyler
Secretary Dan Tankersley
Treasurer Charles Sheets
Assistant Treasurer David Valone
MEMBERS AT LARGE Education
John Swindeman [email protected]
Social Catherine Trapp
CONTACTS Luff Letter
Lauren Ballatin [email protected]
Webmaster Elizabeth Schonagen [email protected]
Clubhouse Reservation Gail Benefield
Debbie Hodges [email protected]
Harbormaster Neil Quigley (Interim)
Calling Committee Joy McMaugh-Payne [email protected]
www.concordyachtclub.org
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