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From the Editor:PlEasE notE thE dEadlinE schEdulE.
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notices:Afterdeck Reservations
If you are interested in reserving the Afterdeck for NSA activities or renting the facility for a private function, please contact Past Commodore Jack Kramer via e-mail [email protected] or 316-445-2296.
IMPORTANT:NSA Annual Meeting DateThe NSA Annual Meeting date has been changed to November 10th at 2:00 p.m. Everyone is invited. Soup potluck after meeting.
NSA CalendarPre-order your 2014 NSA Calendar. Call Scotf Fry at 316-706-7071.
MainSheetIf you have a great sailing story, adventure or photos please send them to Sheryl at [email protected]
The official Newsletter of the Ninnescah Sailing Association
Vol. 42 No. 10 • October 2013
IN THIS ISSUE:Social Updates ........................2-3B.O.G. Minutes ......................6-7Classifieds .................................. 8Calendar .................................... 9
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Message from the Commodore❱ ❱ ❱
It’s good to see all of the boats in the slips and everyone on the water experiencing the awesome sailing weather. For those who love a good fall sail the forecast is look-ing good.
If you missed the Low Country Boil and Allen’s 8th annual 50th birthday party, be sure to mark the next one on your calendar (September 20th) as it is sure to be one for the records. Every year I think there is no way Allen and Thumper Johnson can possibly top the perfect party they hosted last year. But, much to my delight, they prove me wrong every year. What more can you ask for than being at the lake with great friends, great food and great music.
The annual meeting is coming up on November 10th 2:00 pm at the Afterdeck so please plan on attending. We will review the past year, make plans for the upcoming year, and elect fresh faces to serve on the board of governors. After the meeting there will be a soup potluck so bring your favorite for all to enjoy.
See you on the water.
David Parrish2012-2013 NSA Commodore
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NSA Socials2013 NSA Golf TourNAmeNT reSulTS
We had a good turnout, 9 teams, great weather, lots of prizes, and a fun time was had by all. The tournament was held at The Links at Pretty Prairie on August 25, 2013. Thirty-seven players of all ages and abilities participated, comprising the nine teams. The course was in great shape. We raised $115 for the Pretty Prairie Middle School Spirit Squad at Hole # 5 with a Hole-in-One contest.
Marlys Pierce did another great job gathering prizes as almost all who played in the tournament won at least one prize. After the tournament we met at Lake Cheney at the NSA Afterdeck for hamburgers and hot hogs masterfully prepared by Andy Woodward. The following teams won the prizes in the golf tournament:
A Special Thanks should be given to Cindy Greenwood, Heather Coulter, and Andy Woodward for their assistance in serving refreshments, selling mulligans, and keeping us on our toes. The following sponsors helped make the event a success:
Carlos O Kelly’s Friends of Cheney Lake Inc.SharplineThe Links at Pretty PrairieMany other Door Prize Sponsors from the Area obtained by Marlys Pierce
The following teams won the prizes in the golf tournament: 1st Place overall (score 61, won by
tie breaker) Dave Hubbard Scott Duneky Scott Knebal Mitchell Coffman
2nd Place Matt Knoblach (Score 61) Larry Shields Jim Lynch
closest to the Pin Larry Shieldslongest Putt Scott Freylongest drive Rachael Kramer
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The NSA Annual Meeting will meet at the Afterdeck on November 10, 2:00 PM at the Afterdeck. The meeting will be followed by a soup potluck dinner. Also, the 34th America’s Cup race between New Zealand Emirates vs. The United States Oracle teams will be shown before and after the meeting.
The winner of the NSA Photo contest will be reveiled. Photos that were entered into the photo contest will be featured in the 2014 NSA Calendars that will be available order. at the annual meeting. Buy one for home and one for the office. Heck, buy one for the boat.
NSA Annual Meeting
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NSA SocialsloW CouNTry Boil Good food! Great Band! Best Party of the year!
Well, I survived another fiftieth birthday party, thanks to everyone who attended. The dinner was well received and the Goons were great.
We had 126 for the shrimp boil dinner and still had 35 left at 10:30 when the band wrapped up. We even had the commodores from both NSA and Walnut Valley dancing with us till the end.The temperature was a bit brisk (as well as the wind) when we arrived to set up at 3:00, so we made a decision to move to under the Afterdeck. When the party started the wind had dropped to a pleasant breeze making it too late to move everything back to the point.
We had several requests for the Shrimp Boil Recipe, so it is published below.
What do you think about the eighth annual party—After-deck or the shelter house point? Mark your calendars for next year, september 20th, 2014. I plan on attending!
Shrimp Boil Recipe - Thumper Johnson
1 pot feeds 10 -12 people.
Ingredients1 small bag of red potatoes (2-3 lbs.)
4 pkgs brats (2 per person)
10 chicken tenders*
5 ears of corn, husked and snapped in half
4 lbs. shrimp raw, unpeeled (6-25 pp) makes1/3 to 1/4 lbs. per person
1 bottle/1 bag Zatarans = mild or 2 bottle/1 bag Zatarans = spicy
Directionsn Step 1
Fill a large pot 2/3 full of water. Add Zatarans seasoning to the pot. Cover and bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer.
n Step 2 Add the potatoes to the pot; return liquid to a boil, cover and cook until just tender, about 10 minutes. Add the sausage/chicken; cover and continue cooking, 5 minutes. Add the corn; cover and cook, 5 minutes more.
n Step 3 Stir in shrimp; Cover and cook until the shrimp curl and are just opaque, 2 to 3 minutes.
n Step 4 Transfer the shrimp and vegetables with a slotted spoon or skimmer to a large bowl or spread out on a newspaper on the table. Serve with lemon wedges and hot sauce, or cocktail sauce if desired.
*added for people who do not like brats
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ORACLE TEAM USA stages massive comeback to win 34th America’s CupORACLE TEAM USA won the 34th
America’s Cup in a winner-take-all 19th race, defeating challenger Emirates Team New Zealand by 44 seconds in today’s clincher. Led by 35-year-old skipper Jimmy Spithill, ORACLE TEAM USA won by the score of 9-8.
This is the second America’s Cup win for ORACLE TEAM USA and Spithill, which won the 162-year-old trophy in Valencia, Spain, in February 2010. Then 30 years of age, Spithill became the youngest to ever skipper a Cup winning team.
In the past week ORACLE TEAM USA has steadily improved its boatspeed to the point where it could hydrofoil upwind at 30-32 knots, incredible performance never seen before in the America’s Cup.
“It was a fantastic race. We wouldn’t have it any other way,” said Spithill, the two-time Cup winner. “We came from behind,
the guys showed so much heart. On your own you’re nothing, but a team like this can make you look great... We were facing the barrel of a gun at 8-1 and the guys didn’t even flinch.
“Thanks to San Francisco, this is one hell of a day,” Spithill said.
ORACLE TEAM USA’s victory marks one of the most improbable comebacks in the history of sport. The team won 11 races to score the 9 points required for victory due to a penalty imposed by the International Jury. Just last Wednesday, Sept. 18, ORACLE TEAM USA trailed the series 8-1. With the challenger on match point, the defender closed out the series with eight consecutive victories.
This was the third time in the history of the America’s Cup with a winner-take-all final race.Previously, the defender won in 1920 and the challenger won in 1983. Both
times the winner rallied from a multi-race deficit, but never anything amounting to eight straight wins.
“This was a wonderful match of teams,” said Regatta Director Iain Murray, who’s been involved with the America’s Cup since 1983. “In the case of a boat coming from behind, 3-1 down as was the case with Aus-tralia II in 83, the shoe is on a different foot this time around.
Then it was the challenger behind and this time it was the defender. But in the end we had great competition between two great teams, evenly matched, battling it out to the end.”
One million fans visited the official America’s Cup venues at Piers 27/29 and Marina Green since they opened on July 4, and hundreds of thousands more lined the shores of San Francisco Bay to catch a glimpse of the flying, foiling AC72.
34th America’s Cup Standings (first to 9 points wins)
Race 19 Performance DataCourse: 5 Legs/10.07 nautical milesElapsed Time: OTUSA–23:24, ETNZ–24:08Delta: OTUSA +:44Total distance sailed: OTUSA–11.9 NM, ETNZ–12.2 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA–30.55 knots (35 mph), ETNZ–30.55 knots (35 mph)Top Speed: OTUSA–44.33 knots (51 mph), ETNZ–45.72knots (53 mph)
Windspeed: Average–18.2 knots, Peak–21.3 knotsNumber of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA–9/7, ETNZ–9/7
34th America’s Cup Race by RaceRace 1 (Sep. 7):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by :36
Race 2 (Sep. 7):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by :52
Race 3 (Sep. 8):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by :28
Race 4 (Sep. 8):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :08*
Race 5 (Sep. 10):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by 1:05
Race 6 (Sep. 12):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by :46
Race 7 (Sep. 12):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by 1:06
Race 8 (Sep. 14):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :52*
Race 9 (Sep. 15):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :47
Race 10 (Sep. 15):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by :16
Race 11 (Sep. 18):Emirates Team New Zealand d. ORACLE TEAM USA by :15
Race 12 (Sep. 19):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :31
Race 13 (Sep. 20):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by 1:24
Race 14 (Sep. 22):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :23
Race 15 (Sep. 22):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :37
Race 16 (Sep. 23):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :33
Race 17 (Sep. 24):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :27
Race 18 (Sep. 24):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :54
Race 19 (Sep. 25):ORACLE TEAM USA d. Emirates Team New Zealand by :44(* ORACLE TEAM USA’s first two victories don’t count towards is scoreline as part of a penalty issued by the International Jury.)
America’s Cup See the race and more on America’s Cup YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/americascup
• ORACLE TEAM USA–9 (11 wins; ORACLE TEAM USA was penalized its first two victories by the International Jury)• Emirates Team New Zealand–8
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NSA Board of Governors Minutes–Oct. 3, 2013commodore: David Parrish called the meeting to order at 7:01 P.M. BOG members present were Parrish, Faber, Kramer, Janson, Dodson, Veith, and Born. Cheatum and Stump were absent.Members & Guests: Administrative Secretary Allen Johnson, Webmaster Sheryl Born, Jr. Sailing Chairperson Jaime Kissinger, Jim Carlisle, and Justin Fremin were present. Property Manager Pat Adams was absent. Minutes: Bob Born, SecretaryThe Board accepted and approved the September minutes as pub-lished. (Born/Kramer)Financial Report: James Janson, TreasurerThe Statement of Financial Position for the month ending Septem-ber 30, 2013. The board discussed and accepted the financial report as present-ed. (Kramer/Born) Property Manager’s Report: Patrick adams• Club Boats: Pulled the Lund and Zodiac. Patrick sent pictures of the Zodiac flotation’s tube to a repair facility in California. The guy thinks we may have used the wrong glue. Committee boat transmission linkage prevents us from using reverse, can-not adjust further. • Yards: The yard spaces are mowed. Special thanks to Tom Brown for his help with this project all season.Delayed our contract mowers by one week to save funds, mowed the Shelter house in prep for the Low Country Boil/Allen Johnson 7th 50th birthday party. . . bad luck because of the high winds the party was moved to underneath the AD. Helped Jim Carlisle repair flood damaged electrical at Shelter house.Removed abandoned utility poles from the west yard per Code requirements.• Afterdeck: SecureNet came out to fix the security system at no charge. We are still having intermittent problems but nothing cru-cial. Patrick purchased new compact fluorescent floodlight bulbs which will save us money in the long term but more expensive up front (They don’t make the old bulbs anymore). Patrick took deliv-ery on our high-priority ADA Handicap parking signs and posts. The Afterdeck air conditioners received their annual service.• Crane: The crane pumpout is repaired and operational after earlier flood damage. Still need to fix the pumpout fence. Repaired Adams Jetty range lights, and ordered a new light fixture for the Crane light. Still waiting on Cheney Electric to replace receptacle boxes on C and D slips, they have promised soon. • Work Credit: Any member needing work credit hours should check with their chairperson, and then call me for duty after 10/9. We have several projects that need completed before November.Administrative Secretary Report: Allen Johnson sent invoices this past week.
Member/Guest Forum:Jamie Kissinger mentioned the CSSA will be having their annual meeting at the AD on Nov 9th. She also reports Jr. Sailors moved miscellaneous items from a trailer in the yard to one of the sheds.
Board Member Reports:secretary: Bob BornProvided slate of officers to the board. A RCH will go out to the membership on Oct 10 announcing the upcoming annual meeting on November 10th at 2:00 PMtreasurer: James JansonJames reported several bills he will be paying in the next two weeks.He is preparing the accounting for membership distribution at the upcoming annual meeting on Nov 10.Yardmaster: Ricky StumpRicky was absentharbormaster: Doug Veith• Doug mentioned we have several slips open and asked for board opinions and discussion about allowing members to rent a second slip. This raised considerable discussion about the possibilities. Nothing was decided or voted on but the topic of most interest is allowing a member to rent a second slip on a non-permanent basis, knowing that any other member without a slip but requesting one will have priority and can “bump” the member’s second slip. Every-one believed there are possibilities but the discussion was tabled for further thought and consideration.operations officer: Norman DodsonThe Low Country Boil was held on Sept. 26th and was its usual resounding success. Allen and Thumper have once again done an outstanding job. Allen reports that we took in $1850.00 and he has turned in $628.63 in expenses, which would make it a huge suc-cess. That officially wraps up the social season for the club. The next event will be the annual meeting on November 10. An idea has been put out there to possibly have a viewing of the 34th America’s Cup Race during the soup potluck and social event.-Members interested in reserving the Shelter House, Afterdeck, or holding a special group activity should contact Jack Kramer at [email protected] commodore: Gary Cheatum.Gary was absent.secretary’s note: Due to oversight it was not announced that Allen Johnson won the Colossus Cup Regatta in the Multi-hull division which was sailed on August 17. My apologies for not making this important announcement. As previously announced Frank Couch won the mono-hull division. Congratulations to Frank and Allen.Commodore Elect: Paul Faber Paul is investigating another CPA firm and asking for a bid to do the monthly accounting.Past commodore: Jack Kramer-The AD has been well used this year and there are a couple more AD rentals booked.New Business:The annual meeting will be November 10 at 2:00 PM. A soup potluck will follow.-We will have a table set up at the Annual meeting to sign up and buy a 2014 NSA calendar. Thanks to Scott Fry’s initiative the 2013
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Continued: NSA Board of Governors Minutes–October 6, 2013
NSA calendar was a first for our club and a success. Scott used twelve of the pictures submitted to the NSA photo contest to create a special and personal sailing ambiance. We are printing 100 of the 2014 calendars so be sure to sign up for one or two copies. They will be on a first come first served basis so when the 100 are gone we will not be ordering more for 2014. We may have a few of the 2013 calendars available for you to look at and possibly for sale.
old Business:As a reminder there will be no fee increases for the coming year. The Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) will present the Long Range plan to the membership at the annual meeting and will be recommending a 5% increase in dues for the coming year. Be sure to attend this all important annual meeting on November 10 and vote on upcoming issues.
announcements/Events:-BOG Breakfast – Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - 7:00 A.M., at the Copper Oven Café, 2409 W. 13th St.- BOG Meeting – Thursday, November 7, 2013 at 7:00 P.M. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Wichita Airport Boardroom.-NSA Annual Meeting: November 10, 2:00 PM at the Afterdeck. Meeting followed by a soup potluck dinner and a viewing of the 34th America’s Cup race between New Zealand Emirates vs. The United States Oracle teams.-2014 NSA Calendars For Sale – at the annual meeting. Buy one for home and one for the office. Heck, buy one for the boat.Meeting Adjourned 8:16 P.M. (Born/Kramer)
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Ninnescah Sailing Association2014 Calendar
To pre-order your 2014 calendar, call Scott Fry at (316) 706-7071.
Photos used are taken by NSA member that were submitted for the 2013 photo contest. Order your 2014 NSA Calendar today!
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BOATS FOR SALENEW LISTING - 1984/1985 STARWINd 223 SAILBOAT. Boat is ready to rig and sail. Comes with good Mainsail, good roller-furling Genoa, four-stroke outboard engine and tandem axle RollCo trailer with brakes and all other standard equipment. A good solid sailboat that needs a new owner. This boat was donated to NSA by previous members. It will be sold to the highest bidder (over the $1200.00 reserve price) based on bids received by noon (12:00 PM) on October 25th (Saturday). All bids must be submit-ted in writing to Gary Cheatum at 5006 Harborside Drive, Wichita, KS 67204 or by e-mail to [email protected]. (Telephone conversations will not be considered “bids”.) The winning bidder will be notified shortly after the bid deadline. This boat is in the boat storage yard at NSA and may be viewed/inspected by contacting Patrick Adams. This boat must be placed into a contracted yardspace at NSA (available to members) or removed from the NSA property area within five (5) days of being sold. PRIcE REdUcEd - 1980 cATALINA 3030 ft. TALL RIG SAILBOAT, $16,000 firm. Includes a 3-axle road trailer and a slip transfer with NSA board approval. HAS UNIVERSAL DIESEL 25hp, bottom painted a month ago with vc17, bottom is nice and slick. Very good boat for family cruising with a nice big Bimini top or leave it at the dock and go racing. Thousands of dollars on sails, spinnaker with pole, folding prop, two big harken winches that cost me $2,000 just for them alone, upgraded with Harken center main traveler. Inside the boat is clean, but has original upholstery. Outside, it shines that makes this boat a real beauty.
If you seriously desire a 30 ft. sailboat then this one is truly worth a look. call Marino Garci at 239-699-6641 or can be seen at NSA B-18 dock, look for a SHINNY 30ft. CATA-LINA , everyone knows my boat on B dock.NEW LISTING - SUNFISH. 1992 hull in fair condition (one small repair needed on bow); sail and rudder assembly purchased in 2004 and are like new. Trailer is rough, but usable. $500 oBo. John Graves 316-250-7576 or [email protected] LISTING - cATALINA 30 – 1981 “The Back Porch”: fin keel, Edson wheel steering with compass on pedestal, self-tailing winches, upgraded spreaders, roller furling, headsail in great condition, main is average. Also have several older sails. Universal diesel (11 hp), bimini canvas and frame are new, other canvas covers are good to fair condition. Stern seats, cockpit cushions, Magma propane grill, depth,
knot, VHF, stereo with Bose 151 speakers, all cabin cushions recovered in a dark blue and in perfect condition, Krusin Kool suit-case AC. Lots of extra stuff! Steel cradle sits on heavy duty flatbed trailer with nearly new rubber. $16,500 oBo John Graves 316-250-7576 or [email protected] REdUcEd. cal 9.2 (30 ft.). New mainsail, genoa (new in 2000), spinnaker, stereo, VHF, bimini, cockpit cushions, and BBQ grill. Very good Universal diesel engine. Excellent trailer. Price reduced to $13,600. call 316-540-3674 to see this boat.catalina 25, 1981. Swing keel, trailer, slip with board approval. VHF radio, radio/CD player, microwave, air conditioner, head with holding tank. Good main, roller-furling, North genoa, spinnaker with ATK sock, new Lewmar self-tailing winches, bimini top, new cockpit and cabin cush-ions, 9.9 outboard, and more. $9,500. call tony scuka at 316-942-1990.cape dory 19’ Typhoon weekender. Liebchen. New bottom paint and teak refin-ishing Spring 2011. Main, jib and 150 genoa (Nuclear Dacron–almost new.) Windex, Danforth anchor, porta pottie, British seagull engine. Galvanized “Dilly” trailer with new lights. Asking $6000 OBO. call tom at 316-260-6820 or cell 316-259-7656. Also, have 3-hp. to sell with or separate.columbia 26, 1978. Price $4,500. Length: 26 ft.; Keel type: fixed; Draft: 3 ft. 2 in.; Weight: 6,600 lbs.; Average condition mainsail, jib, and genoa; sound hull; good interior; tiller steer; dodger, bimini, stack pack; stand-up cabin, 6ft. 2 in. call Bill clark at 316-681-0820.Irwin 25 -1974. 25’ with an 8’ beam. Mainsail, heavy duty hinged mast step, cabin will sleep six. Foresail is on a roller furling with lines to cockpit. She has a table, sink, closet storage, head and tan-dem trailer. Sailboat and trailer together are $3500. For more information contact Gil nye at 316-788-3454 or email at [email protected] 24 with Trailer. Located at Cheney. Large sail inventory of crisp and average sails $3500.00. contact stan at 316-737-2753.Phoenix Snipe 16'. 1982, boat # 25196, completely renovated, and race competi-tive. It has minimum weight, flexible mast. Can be capsized, re-righted and continue sailing. Includes two suits of sails, large face compass, pole launcher, and all sail con-trols. The trailer alone is worth the $1,500. price. contact Ken Rix at 316-684-6086, or email at [email protected].
Ranger 26, 1970. Price $1,000. Length: 26 ft., draft 4 ft, 4 in., fixed keel, tiller, mainsail, jib, and genoa, sound hull, needs cosmetics, average condition, no trailer, no engine. call Bill clark at 316-681-0820.PRIcE REdUcEd - S 2 YAcHT FOR SALES 2 8.5 (28'), 1982(only 103 made). Tandem-axle trailer with adjustable pads. 9'6" beam. 4'6" draft. 7600 lb. displacement. 6' head room. Full mast lighting. Lewmar main and jib halyard winches. Aqua-Air Heat & AC system. New in 2005: running & standing rigging; steering cables; throttle & shift control cables; battery charger; Pioneer radio stereo & 4 speakers (cabin and cockpit); mainsail cover; pressure water system; prop, shaft & strut; acrylic hatches; & Hood roller furling & 135% jib. Mainsail refurbished by Sail Care in 2009. Other sails – 100% & storm jibs. Electrical – 12 V and 110V shore power. VHF radio. Large JSI bimini with one side curtain (new 2006). Edson wheel steering with pedestal com-pass (Plastima). Horizon depth sounder (new transducer ). Cockpit cushions. Swim & rescue ladder (new 2011). New Pumps in 2010 – AC, bilge (automatic) & water system. Porta Potti. Hilerange alcohol stove. Engine–Yanmar 13 HP, 2 cylinder diesel. Well maintained wood interior with teak & holly sole and sunbrella main salon cush-ions. Exceptional sailing yacht for offshore or inland lake. offered at $18,900.For showing or questions, call Guy Mccormick, 316.721.2553 or 316.619.0077, or email at [email protected]. Boat is on trailer at Ninnescah Yacht Club, Cheney Lake, 20 mi. west of Wichita, KS.SNIPE. Fiberglass Balsa core, alum. mast and boom, sails maroon hull clear natural mahogany deck. $1,500.00. call dick at 316-685-8611.
MIScELLANEOUS2008 NISSAN fourstroke outboard. Is a long shaft motor and in excellent condi-tion, previously used on a Catalina 22 where it worked well. It was purchased new in 2008 and used very few hours, probably less than ten. It was last used in 2011 and serviced and strored since then. asking price $975 or best offer. email John at [email protected] LASER PARTS. Good parts for sale. Hobie 14 boat or parts for sale. Trailers. call dan at 316-687-2471 or email at [email protected].
Sell it in the Classifieds!NSA Classifieds Business card size .....$50
1/4 page ...............$1001/2 page ...............$200Full page ................$400
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October 31 Sunday Halloween
November 3 Sunday Daylight Savings
7 Thursday 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. BOG Meeting
10 Sunday 2:00 p.m. NSA Annual Meeting - Afterdeck Soup Potluck Dinner after meeting
28 Thursday Thanksgiving
December 5 Thursday 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. BOG Meeting
25 Wednesday Christmas Day
January 1 Wednesday New Year's Day
18 Saturday Winter Party (2013) (Tentative)
2013 NSA Calendar
ClASSifiED ADvERTiSiNg PoliCy:Members are invited to advertise at no charge. Email your ad copy to the editor at [email protected]. Your item will appear in two consecutive issues unless you advise otherwise. Please let the editor know if the item is sold or if you want
your ad discontinued. Items advertised must be boat related.Non-members wishing to advertise a boat related item may do so using paid advertising with the following per issue fees: $25 per ad, 50 word maximum. Payment in full and copy must be received prior to placing ad. Send your ad copy and a
check to Ninnescah Sailing Assn. PO Box 1587, Wichita, KS 67201. Members of any organized sailing association who offer us reciprocal free classified advertising in their publication will not be charged.
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Ninnescah Sailing AssociationP.O. Box 1587 • Wichita, Kansas 67201 • (316)-729-5757
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Contacts:Contact NSA ..................................................... [email protected] ............................................administrativesecretary@ninnescah.orgAfterdeck Rental ................................................ [email protected] & Merchandise ................................................. [email protected] & Youth Sailing ................................... [email protected] Storage ................................................................. [email protected] Slips & Moorings ............................................harbormaster@ninnescah.orgWebmaster ....................................................................webmaster@ninnescah.orgNewsletter .............................................................................. [email protected]
Board of GovernorsCommodore David Parrish 688-1163 [email protected] Gary Cheatum 260-3987 [email protected] Paul Faber 744-7888 [email protected] Jack Kramer 445-2296 [email protected] James Janson 729-8893 [email protected] Bob Born 208-8393 [email protected] Norm Dodson 518-3910 [email protected] Ricky Stump 214-1109 [email protected] Doug Veith 772-7575 [email protected]
Administrative SecretaryAllen Johnson, 729-5757; [email protected]
Property ManagerPatrick Adams, 540-3674; [email protected]
Mainsheet EditorSheryl Born, 708-1820; [email protected]
