40th Anniversary of the Bikini Regatta – Photos by Richard Smith

Pictured: Uh-Ohh! and Helldiver - Photo 1 Coquina – Photo 2

Events of World War II to be commemorated

Over the next four years: 75th Anniversary of the U.S.

Navy Experiences in World War II

December 7, 2016 – 75th Anniversary Of The Attack on Pearl Harbor the Start of WWII

Starting with the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 2016 through the anniversary of the Japanese surrender onboard USS Missouri on September 2, 2020. “World War II history has always been of intense interest to both our service and the country at large – and for a very good reason” said Naval History and Heritage Command Director Sam Cox. “It was a worldwide conflict with existential consequences that continue to unfold, and it affected every American.” America is a maritime nation whose security is tied to the sea and depends on a capable and credible

U.S. Navy. www.history.navy.mil/wwii

HURRICANE SEASON 2020

A basic emergency supply kit could include the following recommended items:

• Water (one gallon per person per day for at least one week, for drinking and sanitation)

• Food (at least a one-week supply of non-perishable food)

• Battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone alert

• Flashlight

• First aid kit

• Extra batteries

• Whistle (to signal for help)

• Dust mask (to help filter contaminated air)

• Plastic sheeting and duct tape (to shelter in place)

• Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties (for personal sanitation)

• Wrench or pliers (to turn off utilities)

• Manual can opener (for food)

• Local maps

• Cell phone with chargers and a backup battery

Hurricane Season June 1 thru Nov 30, 2020

2020 Storm Names: Arthur Isaias Rene

Bertha Josephine Sally

Cristobal Kyle Teddy

Dolly Laura Vicky

Edouard Marco Wilfred

Fay Nana

Gonzalo Omar “Be Ready”

Hanna Paulette

AUGUST 2020

From the Helm: Another month of COVID-19 restrictions and challenges to our sailing schedule, as well as social networking. As the positive cases have increased, understandably, our members have been reluctant to venture forth to sail or support the Race Committee. However, we were able to complete the Bikini Regatta on July 18 with three boats participating, much below our “normal” competitor’s group from New Orleans, Mississippi and our local clubs of 6-10 female skippered boats. Many thanks to the three skippers and their crews who did compete: Julie Connerley, Ellen Hunt and Kim Kaminski. See the photos and results elsewhere in The Foghorn. At the Bridge meeting July 29, we voted to move Commodore’s Cup #4 to September 19 and delay Navy Cup to October 10-11. Further, the Bridge asked Fleet Captain Thomas “Oscar” Robertson to query the Pensacola Beach YC and Pensacola YC Fleet Captains about their club’s interest in participating in Navy Cup this year. Navy Cup is a unique race on Pensacola Bay, in that it is “Club” competition rather than individual Skippers and boats competing against one another. In the case of Navy Cup, on Saturday, each club is allowed an unlimited number of PHRF class boats to enter under a single registration fee (paid by the respective yacht club) but only the top three finishers are scored in each race. On Sunday, we hold One-Design races in three different classes of small boats: Sunfish (two one-person crews per club); Laser (one one-person crew per club); and either Hunter, 420 or Hobie Wave whichever are available (one two-person crew per club). It is a great club motivator and usually generates some good excitement and memorable moments. Let’s hope COVID-19 backs off enough to allow us to hold it this year in October. Stay safe, stay healthy and pray for a friend. Due to the current situation, the August General Membership Meeting is cancelled. We will let

Commodore’s Comments

KEN PYLE

everyone know in late August if the September 3 GMM will be held. May you be blessed with “Fair Winds and Following Seas.”

Ken Pyle 2020 Commodore

kpyle1968@gmail.com (850) 912-4890 Please note many of the activities on the various event calendars have either been cancelled or postponed or adjusted to a later date. Please check event websites for any updates.

Questions to consider:

• Are you currently sick? Fever, Cough, Sore Throat, Shortness of Breath

• Have you travelled Internationally in the past 14 days?

• Have you travelled Domestically in the past 14 days?

• Have you had close contact with anyone who has tested positive to Covid-19?

If your answer is yes…self-isolated, monitor yourself and don’t risk others.

Upcoming Local Regattas – Meetings – Gatherings AUGUST 1 Fast Women Regatta – PtYC - cancelled

1 Round the Lake – CSA

1-2 Junior Lipton Championship – GYC

6 NYCP Membership Meeting – NYCP-cancelled

8 Predicted Log Race – PYC

8 Round the Rig – MYC

8-9 Gulf Coast Sport Boat Championship – PCYC

8-9 Candler Regatta - StABYC

15 Big Mouth – PBYC

15-16 Knost Regatta – PCYC

22 Preemie Cup – PBYC / PYC - postponed

22 25th Annual Pam Sintes – NOYC

22 Two Bridge Farce Race - PYC

22-23 Galloway GYA Sunfish / Laser Championship –

GYC

29 Fall #1 – LBYC

29-30 Back to School Regatta / Dinghy Challenge –

PontYC

29-30 Rock, Paper, Scissors – BSC

NYCP = Navy Yacht Club PBYC = Pensacola Beach Yacht Club PYC = Pensacola Yacht Club FWYC = Fort Walton Yacht Club BSC = Birmingham Sailing Club CSA = Corinthian Sailing Association GYC = Gulfport Yacht Club LBYC = Long Beach Yacht Club MYC = Mobile Yacht Club NOYC = New Orleans Yacht Club PCYC = Pass Christian Yacht Club PontYC = Pontchartrain Yacht Club PtYC = Point Yacht Club StABYC = St Andrew’s Bay Yacht Club

2020 NYCP Racing Calendar – 2nd - PROPOSED REVISIONS

• September 19th – Commodore’s Cup #4 / Veterans Regatta (Bay Champ #11)

• October 10 and 11th , 2020 – 58th Annual Navy Cup - pending

Wounded American Veterans Event Who: Disabled veterans who have sustained

physical and psychological wounds What: Sail around Harbor or Bay

Why: A simple thank you for their service and

sacrifice When: September 12, 2020 – CANCELLED for

2020 due to Covid19 restrictions

The Navy Yacht Club will now be using the US Sailing Regatta Network, powered by Regatta Network.com For all race registrations – visit www.navypnsyc.org to obtain registration the link.

All sailors have something in common – the

importance of keeping sailing vibrant and

strong for future generations

Vice’s Verses

PATRICK SARGENT

Greetings to All, During these challenging times I hope you are all staying safe and healthy! I look forward to our future opportunities to meet and have fellowship, but for now we can keep our connections through the internet – our weekly Flotsam and Jetsam updates and the Navy Yacht Club website. Please be advised as things change so will events and schedules. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to 2020 as your Vice Commodore for the Navy Yacht Club, especially during these challenging times. If you would like to share any ideas for social functions for the upcoming year, please let me know.

Patrick Sargent 2020 Vice Commodore

psargent@live.com (850) 590-7217

Thanks to everyone for your contributions!

They help keep our organization and its mission alive.

The “Crow’s Nest” home of the Navy Yacht Club

since the summer of 1963. Celebrating 57 years of

sailing camaraderie!

NYCP Social Committee

The Social Committee helps with Membership meetings, Regattas and Special Events. Here is a list of some of our events in 2020:

Membership Meetings:

Sandy Pyle

August – Too Hot to Cook - Cancelled

September – Fall Bounty - pending

Proposed Marina Parties: Kathy Champagne

• September 19, 2020 – International Talk Like a Pirate Day

Marina Party- pending / Commodore’s Cup 4/ Veterans Regatta

• October 10 & 11, 2020 –/ Marina Party Navy Cup – pending

If you are interested in helping with the planning of the

Meetings and Special events in 2020 (when we are able

to meet) please contact Sandy Pyle or Kathy

Champagne

After a meeting or activity at the Crow’s Nest -

Please remember to wipe down your tables and

return the chairs back to their original set-up (four

chairs to each table) – Thank you.

Sailing. The word conjures up images of

sparkling water, blue skies, and sunshine. Christopher Cross immortalized this

popular activity in his 1980 song “Sailing”.

“Well, it’s not far down to paradise, at least

it’s not for me. If the wind is right you can sail away and find tranquility. Oh, the

canvas can do miracles, just you wait and see. Believe me.”

N.Y.C.P. Meeting- July 9, 2020 Hello All, Every day we meet new challenges of Covid-19. Unfortunately, due to these challenges we have been unable to meet in person as a club. However, our Commodore Ken Pyle is still putting together a weekly email update titled “Flotsam and Jetsam” to keep the membership informed and entertained during our time apart. We are all looking forward to the days of meeting up with all of our members and their guests. If you are new members to the club - we would like to welcome you. We look forward to seeing you at the meetings. If you bring any new friends with you to the meeting be sure to let us know so we can introduce you or your friends to our members-you never know who may want to join our ranks and become the newest Navy Yacht Club member.

Iva Prosser 2019 Miss Hospitality

ivaprosser@gmail.com (850) 485-5533

July Membership Meeting – July 9th –

“Cancelled due to the Corona Virus Restrictions”

See you and especially our new members at the

Next Meeting or event hopefully in September!

GALLEY BITES By Julie Connerley This month's menu item, Grilled Asian Ginger Pork Chops, is brought to you by Allrecipes. Extra tips from Allrecipes are provided in parentheses. The prep time is 15 minutes; cooking time is 8 minutes; and it will be ready in 2 hours, 25 minutes. Each pork chop has 136 calories. INGREDIENTS 1 orange 2 Tbl soy sauce 2 Tbl minced fresh ginger

1 tsp minced garlic 1 tsp garlic chili paste (found in the Asian or gourmet section of most supermarkets. Once opened, store in the fridge where it will keep for several months.) 1/2 tsp salt 6 pork loin chops, 1/2 inch-thick (while the recipe doesn't state, you can use bone-in 8 ounce chops. The bone helps keep the chop moist). INSTRUCTIONS ● Remove 1 tablespoon finely grated zest from the orange, then squeeze 1/2 cup juice. In a shallow container, mix orange juice, orange zest, soy sauce, ginger, garlic, chili paste and salt. ● Add pork chops, then turn to coat evenly. Chill, covered, turning the chops in the marinade occasionally--for at least 2 hours or overnight. (The longer you marinate them, the more flavorful they'll be. After removing chops from marinade, rub off most of the garlic and ginger or it will burn the grill!) ● Preheat grill for medium to medium-high heat, and lightly oil grate. ● Grill pork chops for 5 to 6 minutes per side, or to desired doneness. (If you cook your pork to 145 degrees F, the meat may still be slightly pink--and that's okay! Don't panic and overcook them or they will dry out.) Note: You can marinate these chops before leaving for work in the morning and they'll be ready to cook when you get home. The marinade would work equally well on a chicken or a firm-fleshed fish like swordfish, salmon, or tuna. Bon appétit!

58th Navy Cup Navy Cup 2020

It is our hope to have a full regatta experience with an after-race Awards Presentation (even if it is online!) for the 58th Anniversary of the Navy Cup. We plan to keep in mind social distancing & health issues – therefore we have moved the date for the Navy Cup to October 10 & 11, 2020 (in hopes of better opportunities to accomplish this goal). If you would like to help with this activity, please contact the Navy Cup Committee – Ken Pyle, Patrick Sargent and Kim Kaminski.

Welcome Aboard

Do you have a boat? Your Club NEEDS You! We are in need of Race Committee boat to be used for our upcoming Commodore’s Cup Race in September. If you would like to help out …contact Fleet Captain Oscar Robertson or Commodore Ken Pyle

To all prospective participants in

the NYCP Regattas

NOTE: During COVID19 restrictions Access is currently limited and

Race Day Access is PENDING Security Status on the Base. Read the

Notice of Race for any updated details.

Please be advised that access to NAS Pensacola is

being highly enforced. Since we (NYC) do not know in

advance, we are unable to give the main gate a list of

possible attendees. If you do not possess a DoD ID card,

you may not be permitted access without sponsorship.

You will be held at the gate until a sponsor can come to

allow your entry.

All persons in the car must have some form of ID,

even if the driver has a DoD ID. If you arrive at the gate

and are told you need a sponsor, you can call 384-4575

and someone will be sent to help you gain access. We

will be manning the Crow's Nest (Bayou Grande Marina)

from 0800 Race Day Saturdays.

Registration for the NYCP Regattas is available via the

Regatta Network and is mandatory. Registration will be

open at the Crow's Nest on Saturdays at 0900. Computer

access to the Regatta Network will be available for your

use for registration. The NOR is available on the Regatta

Network website and on NYCP's web sites. For future

races register via Regatta Network so that we may

generate a list for the Security Department, which will

facilitate entrance to the base. If you anticipate entering

the base and do not have the proper credentials, please

furnish a list of crew members ten days in advance.

We look forward to providing a great regatta with lots

of participation.

REGISTER TODAY! Pass this information on to other

folks I may have missed. Thanks,

Jim Parsons

Rear Commodore

Jim Parsons

Hello All, The 40th Annual Bikini Regatta was held on July 18th. We had 3 competitors on the water, although we were small in number, all those present had a large time at the event. Hey, we all need a little joy during these days filled with negative and sad news. Congratulations to Julie Connerley, Ellen Hunt and Kim Kaminski and their crews who persevered and sailed for this year’s race. Our Next Race has been changed to the Commodore’s Cup Race #4 / Bay Championship #11 to be held on September 19th. (Note: The Navy Cup was pushed back to October and the CC #4 took the September Date.) The Game Plans are in the works for setting up this racing event – a game plan with restrictions and a game plan with slightly fewer restrictions (depending on the status of the base and the community at the time of the event). Stay informed about any updates to this activity by visiting our website www.navypnsyc.org or the email “Flotsam and Jetsam” from our Commodore or if you have any questions…give us a call. I would like to add a request for support of the preparations for the Race Committee. Help would be needed to break out the marks, flags and to launch Striper as well as carry water, ice, sandwiches out to the signal boat. (If you are able to help, contact me.) If you are interested in being trained to help with our regattas and any of our other yachting activities coming up in 2020-2021 – please, let me know we would love to have you help. There is always something fun to do!

Jim Parsons 2020 Rear Commodore

jimparsons@bellsouth.net (850) 384-4575

REAR COMMODORE

Thank you, thank you to one and all of the participants at this year’s landmark 40th Anniversary Bikini Regatta. We could not have done it without each and every one of you!! Thanks Richard for the great photos too!!!!

Kim Kaminski, 2020 Bikini Regatta Chairperson

Spirit of Bikini Award 2020 Bev Stagg – Founder of the bikini regatta

For her efforts both on and off the water

– Bev has been a champion of

encouraging women sailors to participate

in fun and friendly competition

throughout the past 40 years. Her essence

and enthusiasm embrace the “Spirit” of

the Bikini Regatta mission: to encourage

women sailors to engage and learn the

skills for sailing and sailing support.

Her husband Lloyd also encouraged and

supported Bev every day in her efforts

and we present this award – not only in

honoring her founding efforts but also in

celebrating 40 years of embracing the

Spirit of Bikini.

“MoonShine Messages” –

Ellen Costigan HOPEFULLY, WE WILL SEE YOU AT THE MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS! – As Captain Lili (our one and only Sunshine Lady) always said “IF YOU PLAN ON BEING SICK SOON–GIVE ME A CALL.” Or if you are ill or know someone who is ill, due to have surgery, or may be in the hospital and would like some “moonshine” send their way, please call.

Ellen Costigan 2020 “Miss Moonshine”

relivpensacola@hotmail.com (850) 455-7990

Moonshine Get Well

Messages Hopefully, all of our Membership has been healthy and free from the Corona Virus. Let us stay that way! Our deepest sympathy is being sent to our Miss Hospitality – Iva Prosser on the loss of her brother James Howell after his brave fight with cancer. Iva - you and your family are in our prayers. Welcome back home to our Past Vice Commodore Ted Cunningham who recently underwent triple by-pass heart surgery. Keep getting stronger Ted! Happy Birthday wishes are being sent out to several members during the month of August including: Pat Cornish on August 10, Past Commodore Kim Eden’s husband John also on August 10, Buddy “Boom Rat” Hamilton on August 26 and Iva Prosser’s on August 30th! Happy Belated Birthday wishes go out to Past Commodore Maryanne Hayes who celebrated her special day around the 4th of July

If we missed anyone…HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!

Keep those friends, family and loved ones in your prayers! WE NEED THEM!! Especially during these Covid19 days, 2020 Hurricane Season and other challenging events.

Don’t forget to vote in the August Primary Elections -on August 18, 20120. For more information visit www.EscamibaVotes.com

"Racing News" – Tom “Oscar” Robertson

Hello All, The 40th Annual Bikini Regatta was held on July 18th. Although we only had 3 boats entered into the race – the team at Navy elected to host this legacy event in honor of the 40th Anniversary. It was a great day on the water for all – the race committee (thanks to our PRO Mark Smith and his wife Libby), the lady competitors – Julie Connerley Ellen Hunt and Kim Kaminski, and to our new committee trainees Roni and Steven Boomer. In addition special thanks to our ever vigilant Molly Werner, our Committee Boat Sand Shark and its owners Frank and Penny Bean and of course all of our important race committee support team including our Commodore Ken Pyle and especially the Bikini founder Bev Stagg (who received this year’s Spirit of Bikini Award). Our next adventure on the water is now the Commodore’s Cup Race #4 / Bay Championship #11 to be held on September 19th also known as “International Talk Like a Pirate Day”. (Note: Navy Cup originally rescheduled to be held on September 19th and 20th has moved once again to be held now on October 10th & 11th.) If you know someone who has a power boat or sailboat and would like to be invited to participate in our racing activities, please let me know and I will be happy to contact them. We are still operating in the confines of the Covid-19 restrictions and are always welcome to ideas for continuing our yacht club efforts. Stay informed and watch for email or website updates. Stay safe and carry on….

Thomas “Oscar” Robertson 2020 Fleet Captain

twrobertson1@gmail.com (318) 331-0115

FLEET CAPTAIN

Pensacola Bay Championship Series The hope and idea for the Pensacola Bay Championship Series would encourage greater participation by everyone in all of the regattas on the bay and not just in your home club regattas. This idea was initiated in 2016 and the hope is to have this series continue for years to come - there will be 12 regattas in the series and only 8 races would have to be sailed to qualify a yacht for the Bay Championship…thereby offering the potential for 4 throw-outs or regattas that could be skipped if a yacht wasn’t able to compete in all 12. The series is open to all boats owned by a member in good standing of one of the Pensacola area yacht clubs. A Pensacola Offshore Championship will be sailed within the series and awards for these 3 offshore races* only in 2020. Boats need not sail in any of the other Pensacola Bay Championship series races in order to compete for the Offshore Championship and would need to race in only 2 of the 3 to qualify. There’s definitely room for multihull divisions as well as PHRF racing and cruising and One-Design divisions, youth divisions, etc. 2020 Pensacola Bay Championship Series Jan 25 Frostbite Regatta – PBYC (Bay Champ #1) Feb 8 Valentine Regatta – PBYC (Bay Champ #2) Feb 29 Maxine #1/CC#1 – NYCP (Bay Champ #3) Mar 21 Maxine #2 /Rites of Spring – PBYC (Bay Champ #4) Mar 28 Maxine #3 – PYC (Bay Champ #5) Postponed May 9 *Sea Buoy – PBYC (Bay Champ #8) May 23 Maxine #3 – PYC (Bay Champ #5) June 13 CC#2/Anniversary Regatta – NYCP (Bay Champ #6) CC #3 – NYCP (Bay Champ #10) June 14 CC Race Make-up Date June 20 Cancer Society (Fiesta of Five Flags) Regatta – PYC (Bay Champ #7) June 26-28 *Gulfport-Pensacola–GYC/PYC (Bay Champ #9) Sep 19 CC#4/Veterans – NYCP (Bay Champ #11) Oct 11 CC Race Make-up Date Oct 16-18 *WFORC– PYC (Offshore Race) (Bay Champ #12)

Women’s Regattas June 6-7 – Fleur de Lis – SYC / NOYC / LPWSA to be rescheduled and 20th Annual GYA Women’s PHRF Championship – SYC to be rescheduled July 18 – Bikini Regatta - NYCP July 25 – Race for the Roses Regatta – PBYC Aug 1 – Fast Women – PtYC - cancelled Aug 15-16 - GYA Knost Regatta - PCYC Aug 22 – Pam Sintes – NOYC Sept 27 – Coco Seeman - SYC Oct 10- Pink Ribbon – SYC / NOYC / LPWSA

40th Annual Bikini Regatta – Race #1 of the 20th

Anniversary Ladies Trilogy Series

Navy Yacht Club – 3 PHRF boats – 7/18/2020 Spinnaker Class – Race #1 – 3 miles Total Pts

1st – Helldiver – Kim Kaminski NYCP 27:14 1

2nd – Uh-Ohh – Ellen Hunt PYC/PBYC 30:04 2

Spinnaker Class – Race #2 – 3 miles

1st – Uh-Ohh – Ellen Hunt PYC/PBYC 24:50 1 = 3T

2nd – Helldiver – Kim Kaminski NYCP 29:14 2 = 3T

Non-Spinnaker – 6.5 miles

1st – Coquina – Julie Connerley NYCP/PBYC 1:05:27 1

Bev and Lloyd Stagg Perpetual Trophy

Overall Spinnaker – Uh-Ohh – Ellen Hunt

Ellen and Julie received the special 40th Anniversary Logo Ship’s Wheel for their 1st Place in Spinnaker Class and 1st Place in Non-Spinnaker Class. They also both received an Bikini Logo embroidered Freezer Tote with a bottle of Champagne for their Overall “Keeper” Trophy for earning this year’s Bev & Lloyd Stagg Perpetual Trophy. Special Thank you to Molly Werner for her help in obtaining the Ship’s Wheel Trophies.

Overall Non-Spinnaker – Coquina – Julie Connerley

Perseverance Award – Helldiver – Kim Kaminski

The Traditional – Turtles Chocolates!

Congratulations to all the Bikini Regatta Participants!!!

Race for the Roses Race #2 of the 20th Anniversary

Ladies Trilogy Series

Pensacola Beach Yacht Club - 5 boats – 7/25/2020

“Bermuda Start”

Spinnaker Class – 11.32 miles Handicap

1st – Uh- Ohh – Ellen Hunt PYC/PBYC 129

2nd – Helldiver – Kim Kaminski NYCP 132

Non-Spinnaker Class – 11.32 miles

1st – Moana – Linda Thompson PBYC 192

2nd – Coquina – Julie Connerley NYCP/PBYC 228

3rd – Mahola – Kelly MacLeod PYC 165

PBYC’s Rear Commodore Liz Hewson presents to Skipper Kim Kaminski the special commemorative trophy and crew gifts she handmade for the 2020 Race for the Roses. The winners also received (by boat delivery after the race) a bouquet of Roses and a gift certificate to Hemmingway’s.

Crew Member Kelly Pajak and Skipper Kim Kaminski show off the handmade trophies for this year’s Race for the Roses.

The handmade Cross-body Bag also had special embroidery inside the bag – the boat name, skipper and place in the race.

The Crew Trophies were personalized for each member of the Roses sailing team. Thank You Liz!!

Women’s Sailing Trilogy-20thAnnual – cancelled for 2020 (only 2 races were

completed – Fast Women cancelled)

July 18 – 40th Annual Bikini Regatta – NYCP July 25 – 33rd Annual Race for the Roses Regatta – PBYC Aug 1 – 29th Annual Fast Women Regatta – PtYC – cancelled

The Helldiver Crew decided to hold their own Race (to complete the Ladies Trilogy) – since this year’s Fast Women’s Regatta was cancelled. The team went with a Hawaiian Theme hosting a Bon Voyage Race for Limey

US Sailing – GYA

Regional/District/National/World Events 2020

Aug 1-2 Jr Lipton Championship

Aug 8-9 GYA Sportboat Championships Aug 15-16 Knost Championship

Aug 22-23 Galloway GYASunfish/Laser Champ Sep 5-7 Lipton Challenge–Cancelled

Sept 26-27 GYA Lightning Class Championship

Oct 3-4 GYA Finn Championship Oct 3-4 GYA 420 Championship

Oct 10-11 Fish Class Worlds

Oct 10-11 Navy Cup - pending Oct 17-18 GYA Team Race Championship

Oct 24-25 Hobie Wave Intergalactic Champ Oct 31-Nov 1 GYA Fish Class

Nov 7-8 Gulf Coast H.S. Championship

Nov 14-15 Melges 24 Bushwacker/PreWinters Nov 14-16 Lipton Challenge Make-up

Cancelled for 2020

Navy Flying Scot Sailing

NYCP Flying Scot boat is back at the Navy Base. If you are interested in practicing with the racing crews or just would like to go for a sail let us know and we will work out a time with you and be happy to help with any instructions necessary for you to enjoy our club boat along with this beautiful place we call home. The Flying Scot is a classic boat that never goes out of style.

Photo by Bill Geyer

The Navy Yacht Club’s new flying scot in action (pictured with the Navy Blue & Gold Spinnaker sail in the center) at the Ft. Walton Yacht Club’s Meigs Regatta held on July 11th and 12th, 2009. Go Navy!

The Flying Scot, a 19-foot centerboard sloop, is one of the oldest and largest one-design sailboat classes in the world. The late Sandy Douglass designed and built the boat and raced it for many years. More than 6,000 Flying Scots have been built over the last 60 years. Douglass also designed and built the Thistle and the Highlander.

In 1998, the Flying Scot was inducted in the American Sailboat Hall of Fame. Our builder, Harry Carpenter, is a Life Member of our class and races regularly at his home club and in several regattas every year around the country.

The Flying Scot is an outstanding racing boat and cruising boat and is used extensively in adult learn-to-sail programs throughout the country.

The Flying Scot Sailing Association is one of the strongest one-design class associations in the world. Our strict adherence to the one-design concept means that a Flying Scot built this year will remain compatible and competitive for years to come with newer as well as older boats.

Facts: Boat Length: 19', Waterline: 18' 6", Boat Weight: 850lbs, Trailering Weight: 1200lbs

Gulf Yachting Association (GYA)

Activities

Julie Connerley The Gulf Yachting Association conducts its Semi-Annual meeting every year in conjunction with the Lipton Challenge. Although the 100th annual Lipton Challenge has been canceled this year, the show must go on as they say. The GYA Executive Committee is finalizing plans for the Semi-Annual meeting. It will be held at Bay Waveland Yacht Club on Saturday, September 5th. The YC is also hosting a regatta that day. No GYA committee meetings are scheduled at the host club prior to the in-person BOD meeting. Recognizing that some representatives may not be able to travel, attending the meeting via call in/virtually will be extended if requested prior to the meeting. Full details will be provided in the official meeting notice. In other GYA news, the Centennial Committee continues to meet monthly planning for the 100th anniversary gala event to be held at Southern Yacht Club in 2021 (hopefully). Sail Safe, Have Fun!

Julie Connerley 2020 GYA Coordinator Director

jjjbean@aol.com (850) 293-4031

Any questions…ask Julie! If you would like additional information - please email or call. Thank you.

UPDATE: The Lipton Challenge Cup 100th Anniversary Regatta has been postponed to 2021 and will not be sailed in 2020, Southern Yacht Club will host the next sanctioned Lipton Challenge.

Full Moon Float Paddle Board and Kayak

Get set for a paddleboard races under the full

moon March 10th from nightfall 5PM to 8:30PM. At the events, there will be free drinks, hotdogs, and

s’mores. Races include kayak, tandem kayak, and

paddleboard races. For more information, call 452-4152

August 3rd, 2020 - Cancelled

5pm to 8:30pm – Bayou Grande Marina Full Moon Float - Upcoming Dates: - Pending September 2nd October 1st November 30th

BAYOU GRANDE MARINA - RENTALS -

Rentals available for active duty students

who reside in the barracks only starting

August 1, 2020 - Please adhere to following restrictions to meet the states guidelines for waterborne activity the following changes will apply: Bayou Grande Marina: Sand/White Island is off limits. Water activities only.

Hours: 6 am - 6 pm

The boat ramp is open at this time.

850-452-4152

SHERMAN COVE MARINA - NO

RENTALS - Rentals available for active

duty and their dependents only starting

August 1, 2020 Maximum of 6 people on

pontoon rentals. Please adhere to following restrictions to meet the states guidelines for waterborne activity the following changes will apply: Sherman Cove Marina: Fort McRae is off limits. “Beaching” the boats is no longer authorized, on water activities only. Swimming from the boat continues to be permitted only when the boat is anchored away from traffic with the motor shut off. Parties aboard the boats are limited as will be discussed at the time of rental.

The boat ramp and fuel dock are open at this

time. 850-452-2212

Fuel Dock: 7 am - 5 pm

Navy Yacht Club-Dan Smith Memorial Youth Sailing Scholarship

Age range 7 years to 16 years old If you know a military dependent youth (ages 7 years to 16 years old) who is interested in learning how to sail – or if you are interested in helping with the youth sailing program for the summer of 2020 PROGRAM Cancelled for 2020 – Starting hopefully in June or July of 2021 - Please submit their name and information or complete the scholarship application or provide your contact information to any of the Navy Yacht Club Board members – contact can be made by email, phone or in person. Or you can apply for the scholarship through the Dan Smith Memorial Youth Sailing MWR Summer Programs application found on the Navy Yacht Club website: www.navypnsyc.org

Membership News

By Director - Molly Werner

To date we have 97 renewing members and 10 new members for a total of 127 members (including 20 honorary). Let us keep sending in those Dues!

The Dues Structure for 2020 is posted below. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. If you would like to pay your dues bi-annually you can contact me for arrangements. If you have friends who would like to join our club – please contact me. Be sure to have them fill out the “brand new” application form with all the “latest” updated information that is being requested. Also, if your phone number has changed, please let me know so I can update that information on our membership roster. If you requested a name badge or membership card, please do not forget to check in with me to pick up your items. Many thanks!

Molly Werner 2020 Membership Director

mc4werner@aol.com (850) 292-9756

NYC dues for 2020

- $80 per member with $40 dues for married spouse or significant other = $120 for family ***

- $80 per member *** - $60 per individual, $90 per family – Active Duty - $10 per student

***In addition, any NYCP member who permanently resides more than 150 miles from Naval Air Station Pensacola (for at least six consecutive months) annually shall be eligible for a reduced dues rate of 50 percent per member / family. ($40 single / $20 spouse, significant other)

Checks should be made payable to the Navy Yacht Club. Send your check directly to: Treasurer NYC

P.O. Box 4422 Pensacola FL 32507

If you would like to order a name tag, please let me know at the monthly meetings. The cost of a name tag is $8.50. Applications for membership can be found on the Navy Yacht Club website at: www.navypnsyc.org or by contacting Molly Werner, Membership Chair at 850-292-9756 or by email mc4werner@aol.com

Welcome to the Navy Yacht Club Pensacola. As an all-Volunteer organization we look forward to your becoming directly involved in many of the activities and events conducted by NYCP. It is the interest in and commitment to the avenues of service that makes the administration and operation of the Club successful. We look forward to an exciting year and the success of our membership becoming personally involved with their time and talents. We appreciate your interest and willingness to make a commitment especially in the following areas of activity: Social, Sailing, Communications and Site Management

Sincerely,

The 2020 Navy Yacht Club Bridge Officers

We are looking for next year’s NYCP board officers

– if you are interested in holding a position on the

Navy Yacht Club Board please notify one of the

current officers regarding your interest.

NAVY YACHT CLUB PENSACOLA New Members – If you are interested in joining the Navy Yacht Club as a club member - please be advised that our updated and revised membership requirements and by-laws changes have been recently approved. Qualified applicants shall now include:

• Reserve and Former Military personnel of all United States Uniformed Services and their dependents

• Actively employed or retired civilians of the Department of the Defense and their dependents

• Student members – members who are assigned as students to military schools located on military installations located in the Pensacola Bay area. Their student membership shall expire upon their graduation from the military school they had been attending. Student members are not eligible to vote.

• Honorary Members – members whose membership has been proposed to and elected by the Bridge and approved by the general membership, Individuals nominated for Honorary Membership shall have made a significant contribution to the Club in the form of time, services rendered or by having a special skill or talent needed by the Club. Honorary members are subject to approval on an annual basis and honorary members are not eligible to vote.

Family Membership = Membership of the family of a person who has qualified as a Regular Member. Family includes husband and wife, legally married and their legally dependent child (children) who qualify as Junior Members as described below. Junior Membership = Membership of a dependent child (in a family membership) under the age of eighteen and twenty-two if still financially supported by the family. Junior Members shall not be eligible to vote.

Navy Yacht Club Objectives:

A) To instruct, train and encourage recreational boating and competitive sailing events including all race management activities.

B) To instruct and develop skills in seamanship, piloting, navigation, water safety and boat maintenance including cooperation with the U.S. Coast Guard in promotion safe boating practices.

C) To establish and maintain professional liaison with local commands.

D) To establish and maintain an association with the military and civilian sailing or recreational organizations.

E) To sponsor and provide training to youth groups.

F) To encourage membership and participation in the U.S. Naval Sailing Association.

G) To promote and encourage social activities among members

Looking for Sailors…..

-Are you interested in sailing or crewing on a boat? -Have you ever wanted to learn how to rig a boat, hoist a sail or anchor a boat? -Are you an experienced racer and need a boat and crew to sail with?

Then you should come out and join in on the yachting

fun with the sailors and members of the Navy Yacht Club

of Pensacola (NYCP) located aboard the Pensacola

Naval Air Station at the Bayou Grande Marina.

Visit our website at www.navypnsyc.org for more

information or sign up under the “Hey I need Crew”

listing on the home page

– Membership meetings are held on the First Thursdays

of each month and guests are always welcome.

Treasurer’ Report Pat Jackson Hello Navy Yacht Club, We used the Square for debit card charges for meal payments and bar donations at our membership meetings as well as ship store purchases with great success. Let me know if you have any questions regarding this type of payment. Please contact me at: patjackson4@gmail.com for any club related issues.

Pat Jackson

2020 NYCP Treasurer

patjackson4@gmail.com (850) 291-9585

Please be sure to check the Navy Yacht Club website: www.navypnsyc.org for all of the yacht club news such as revised event dates, upcoming meetings, sign-up for activities or sailboat crew, information about the club and notice of races as well as other contact info. Also check out the photos from the Navy Yacht Club activities throughout the year. If you have a picture to submit …be sure to let us know. Have you taken any digital photos lately? Maybe you have some photos from a recent trip or photos of the kids or grandkids? Saved any important documents lately, like a 1099R, a birth certificate, or the warrantee for that new TV? Whether you download photos or any other files, you need to be sure you save them to your computer so you can print them, or just view them when you have the time. But, remember, computers do crash, and it may happen to you. When they do crash there goes all those important photos or documents. To ensure you do not lose any valuable files, make sure you back them up regularly to the cloud, or to an external hard drive. A one or a two Terra Byte hard drive can be purchased for fewer than one hundred dollars and set up to automatically back up your files on a regular basis. It is money well spent, especially if it saves those pictures and documents that are so important to you.

Richard Smith 2020 Website and Newsletter Director

rps2949@att.net (850) 453-1994

NYCP - Historical Archives

2020 marks 89 Years of Navy Yacht Club

HISTORY and the 58th Annual Navy Cup

Hello All, If you have any old photos of the Navy Yacht Club or any of the club’s past activities, please be sure to contact myself or any member of the yacht club board or send them to the Foghorn for archiving. If you take any new photos please send us a copy - We are planning a special presentation for the end of the year and your photos will help make the celebration significant. Thanks for your help in keeping our history alive.

Sandy Pyle

2020 Historical Archives Director

sandypyle12@gmail.com (479) 414-1712

Who else in our Navy Yacht Club family has an interesting moment in history here on the Pensacola Naval Air Station?

Navy Yacht Club Pensacola has a long

prestigious history:

• Founded by flight students at NASP in

1931

• Navy Cup--Originated in 1962, with the trophy provided by the US Navy. A unique

club competition concept that was, by

request of the base, part of the 1964 50th

Anniversary Celebration of NASP

• *The race to Isla Mujeres celebrating over 50 years was only possible because of the

collaborative efforts of NYCP and NASP

• *Hosted the Cradle of Naval Aviation Regatta that commemorated the 75th

Anniversary of Naval Aviation

• *The Bikini Regatta, originated by Lloyd

and Beverly Stagg, brought a new concept in female competitive sailing to Pensacola

Bay that has been replicated by other local

clubs • *NYCP continues to honor its Military roots,

offering military students the opportunity

to compete on the water at a minimal membership cost

• *NYCP says "thanks" to those who have'

given so much for our freedom. The originator of Wounded American Veterans

Event, WAVE, is "rolling" around Florida,

thanks to adoption by the Florida Commodores Association. This "Day on

the Bay" is a labor of love for hosting yacht

clubs

• NYCP supports the Dan Smith Memorial Youth Sailing Scholarship

• In 2011, Kathy Champagne searched

through vintage GOSPORTs, and collaborated with Hill Goodspeed, Naval

Aviation Museum Historian, to reveal the

following NYCP sailors, who are most likely our founders:

*A. Dixon winged in 1931

*William Masland winged in 1931 *H. Starves winged in 1931

*J.H. Smith winged in 1932

We have been entrusted with a rich legacy,

for which we should feel honored to protect.

2020 celebrates: 2500th Anniversary of the Greeks defeating Persians 2050th Anniversary of the death of Cleopatra 745th Anniversary of the founding of Amsterdam 500th Anniversary of Ferdinand Magellan’s discovery of the Strait 425th Anniversary of the death of Sir Francis Drake 400th Anniversary of the Mayflower’s departure from England 400th Anniversary of the Pilgrim’s landing on Plymouth Rock 300th Anniversary of the capture of Pirate Calico Jack 250th Anniversary of Capt. James Cook sighting Australia 245th Anniversary of the United States Army 225th Anniversary of Jim Beam Whiskey & Bourbon

200th Anniversary of discovery Antarctic Continent 200th Anniversary of the birth of William Sherman Union General 200th Anniversary of the birth of Susan B Anthony 200th Anniversary of Maine becoming 23rd State 175th Anniversary of the publishing of “The Raven” Edgar Allan Poe 175th Anniversary of Florida being admitted as 27th State 175th Anniversary of Texas being admitted as 28th Stat 175th Anniversary of New York Life Insurance 155th Anniversary of the ending of the Civil War 150th Anniversary of the birth of Vladimir Lenin 150th Anniversary of Emperor Napoleon is disposed 130th Anniversary of Yosemite National Park 125th Anniversary of the birth of J. Edgar Hoover 125th Anniversary of the birth of Babe Ruth 125th Anniversary of the birth of Buster Keaton 125th Anniversary of the birth of Rudolph Valentino 125th Anniversary of the Kiel Canal 115th Anniversary of the birth of Greta Garbo 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Royal Mounted Police 100th Anniversary of the League of Women Voters 100th Anniversary of the birth of Pope John Paul II 100th Anniversary of the birth of Mickey Rooney 100th Anniversary of the birth of Yul Brenner 100th Anniversary of the birth of General Chappie James 85th Anniversary of the board game Monopoly 85th Anniversary of the first flight of the Hawker Hurricane 85th Anniversary of the first flight Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Dunkirk 80th Anniversary of the first flight of the B-25 Mitchell 80th Anniversary of the first flight of the P-51 Mustang 80th Anniversary of Dairy Queen 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima 75th Anniversary of the Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima 75th Anniversary of the Fall of Berlin 75th Anniversary of the founding of the United Nations 60th Anniversary of Cameroon’s Independence from France & UK 50th Anniversary of the first Earth Day celebration 50th Anniversary of Nellie & Joe’s Famous Key West Lime Juice 50th Anniversary of the death of Jimi Hendrix 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 13 Mission 45th Anniversary of the founding of Microsoft 45th Anniversary of Sony’s Video Cassette Recorder 45th Anniversary of NASA’s Viking Program - Mars 40th Anniversary of the eruption of Mount. St Helens 30th Anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope 20th Anniversary of Vladimir Putin as President of Russia 20th Anniversary of the International Space Station orbiting the globe 15th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina

Viva Florida Fun Fact

As the Nation’s First settlement attempt, the Pensacola Bay Area plays a significant role in over 500 years of history that helped to create the State of Florida. In honor of this history be on the lookout for monthly Viva-related fun facts about Pensacola!

Viva Pensacola! Fun Facts It was one of the great dramas of interwar aviation as three

PN-9 flying boats made ready to launch from San Francisco

on a planned flight to Hawaii on Aug. 31, 1925. Mechanical

difficulties prevented one plane from taking off and forced another to turn back, leaving the airplane commanded by

Commander John Rodgers, Naval Aviator No. 2, to press on alone. Lack

of fuel necessitated a landing short of the goal, Rodgers and

his crew lost at sea for nine days as they used the fabric on

their aircraft’s wings to rig sails and guide their flying boat

toward land. Eventually found by a submarine, the crew

received a hero’s welcome in Hawaii, the distance their

plane traveled before being forced down (1,841.2 miles)

was recognized as a world record for seaplanes.

Viva Florida – Promoting Florida’s History and Culture It was a distinction that no Naval aviator wanted, but Lt.

Jack L. Fruin had reason to be thankful when he floated

down to Earth beneath his parachute on Aug. 9, 1949. Just

minutes before, he had been traveling at a speed of more than 575 mph in his F2H Banshee when he experienced an in-flight emergency. When he pulled the handle and shot

out of the cockpit, he became the first pilot in the United

States to use an ejection seat for an emergency escape. On Aug. 5, 1964, Navy aircraft off the carriers

Constellation (CVA 64) and Ticonderoga (CVA 14)

executed the first air attack by United States forces against

North Vietnam, which signaled an escalation of the war in

Southeast Asia. Lt. j.g. Richard Sather was shot down and

killed in action on that day, while another pilot, Lt. j.g.

Everett Alvarez Jr., managed to eject from his crippled

aircraft. He became the first Naval aviator held as a prisoner

by the North Vietnamese. His repatriation did not come

until 1973.

Pensacola Fun Fact! Aug. 12, 1957, was a typical summer day on the Panhandle,

the sunbathers on the beach little aware of tests underway in

the Gulf of Mexico off Pensacola. On board the aircraft

carrier Antietam (CVS 36), an F3D Skyknight made the

first of 50 landings on the flight deck, uncommon in the fact

that they were the first shipboard tests of the Automatic

Carrier Landing System, which was designed to bring an

aircraft aboard in any weather without assistance from the

pilot.

Florida Humanities Council invites you: For more information: www.floridahumanities.org Enjoy our events around the state! Check out www.FLeLibrary.org

NYCP SHIPS STORE

Navy Yacht Club Burgees, Ball Caps and License Plates are available – contact a Board member if you would like to purchase a Navy Yacht Club burgee, ball cap or plate found in our Ships Store inventory!

Show your support for NYCP by wearing or using items with the Navy Yacht Club logo. Remember we have regattas and celebrations throughout the year – a perfect occasion to show off your yacht club spirit – especially for our Navy Cup Championship or Marina Parties / Raft-up Opportunities.

If you need a logo to be embroidered on a hat, shirt, etc. – contact Wings & Things Monogramming at 3815 W. Navy Boulevard (next to El Agave Mexican Restaurant), at (850) 455-3081.

They have the Navy Yacht Club Burgee Embroidery Patch as well as other Navy Yacht Club logos on file and can place the logo on any item you want to bring in for under $8.00 plus tax. Yes, the shop is opened from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday thru Friday during the Covid19 status.

Patches available - $2.00 each / $3.00 with Velcro

Covid 19 Patches - $6.00 each

*In keeping with the guidelines outlined by the CDC and the Florida Governor event organizers continue to monitor and edit event details as they are received. Please check with event organizers as events may be subject to change.

Upcoming Community & Yachting Events – August 4th thru Sept 22nd, 2020 – Blue Angels Practice – 11:30AM, Skies over NAS Pensacola Blue Angels 2020 Practice Schedule August | 4 • 5* • 6 • 7 • 19* • 20 • 21 • 25 September | 1 • 5 • 22

First Blue Angel F/A-18 Super Hornet arrives in Pensacola to mark 'historic' day July 28, 2020 UPCOMING EVENTS in the PENSACOLA/Gulf

Coast AREA

Fridays and Saturdays, August 1st thru August 29th –

August Sunset Cruise – 6:30PM-8PM, Pensacola Bay

Cruises

Friday, August 7th – Flicks on the Field “Sonic the Hedgehog Movie” – Dusk, Pensacola Greyhound Park

Friday, August 21st – Black Jacket Symphony performing Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” – 8PM, Saenger

Theatre (rescheduled from April 23, 2020)

Friday, August 21st – Summer Safety Tips with Escambia County Health Department – 10:00AM to

1:00PM, Perdido Key Community Center

Saturday, August 22nd – Gulf Coast Culture Fest – 8AM

to 10PM, Seville Square and Bartram Park

Monday, August 24th – Breaking Benjamins in Concert with special guest – Bush, Theory of a Deadman, Saint Asonia, and Cory Marks – 6:30PM, The Wharf

Amphitheatre - Cancelled

Wednesday, August 26th – Journey in Concert with special guests – The Pretenders – 6:30PM, The Wharf

Amphitheatre – Cancelled

Friday, August 28th – Summer Safety Tips with Escambia County Health Department – 12:30PM to

3:30PM, Perdido Key Community Center

National Naval Aviation Museum

To our loyal patrons,

I hope this message finds you well in the midst of this interesting time for our country. Since our closure due to COVID-19 this past March, we have worked diligently to develop a plan of action that accomplishes the necessary measures to enable you to visit the museum safely. We are working to finalize that plan and it is our intention to open as soon as possible

once our plan is approved.

We are committed to keeping you informed about the museum’s status using our website and social media platforms. Please check back often for the latest updates and we look forward to seeing you here soon in the “Cradle of Naval Aviation.”

Warm regards,

Sterling Gilliam

Where in the W rld is the NYCP Burgee?

This is a variation of the “Where’s Waldo” drawings that were popular several years ago. Basically, members of the club can submit pictures - to the Foghorn Editor or an NYCP board member - which have the Burgee or our license plate somewhere in the photograph. Pictures can be submitted at any time electronically or dropping them off at one of the club meetings Foghorn and selection of the pictures which are unique and of interest to the club members will be in the running for an award at the end of the year. Club members or their guests are eligible to participate.

New Navy Yacht Club Burgee patches are now available for $5.00 each.

Lt. Col Kelly Pajak (NYCP Member) receives her Navy Yacht Club burgee ship wheel and Commemorative Memento at her Farewell Function aboard Corry Station. Kelly (one of the Helldiver Crew Members) is being assigned to duty in Hawaii for the next three years. Good Luck in your new adventure!

Lt Col Pajak also received a paddle & Merit Service Award medal during her Farewell.

Aloha…… Fair Winds and Following Seas Kelly!

58th Navy Cup

58th Anniversary of the NAVY CUP will be held this year on the

Rescheduled Date - October 10 & 11, 2020

Our hope is that the Corona Virus Pandemic will soon be over and we can look to the future of returning

to the activities we love to do. Please advise your advertising contacts that we will not be putting

together a brochure for this year due to the uncertainties of the COVID 19 status, but we are planning

on returning to the Navy Cup Brochure for the 2021 Navy Cup Event.

We will Need YOUR HELP in getting advertisements for our 2021 Navy Cup Brochure which helps to

cover our costs in putting on the regatta event – these costs include safety set-ups, sanitizers, etc., food,

trophies, equipment, facilities, etc. In addition, funds secured by the brochure also help support our Dan

Smith Memorial Youth Sailing Scholarships and the W.A.V.E. Day on the Bay sailing events for veterans.

Make note of the businesses you frequent online or in person (especially a business that provided service

during all of our corona virus conditions) that may be interested in advertising in our brochure for next

year – please send them by mail or email the information invoice flyer for advertising (which can be found

below or on our website) or contact one of the members of the Navy Cup Brochure Committee with your

business contact information and we will be happy to reach out to that business in the future.

This year will be another historic year for our club and the nation…so mark your calendars and make

plans to keep informed of all the upcoming information on our activities.

Go Navy Yacht Club!

Navy Yacht Club Pensacola

Post Office Box 4422

Pensacola, FL 32507

INVOICE

2021 Navy Cup Brochure

This invoice is for your Personal Ad in the Navy Yacht Club Pensacola’s Brochure for the 58th Annual Navy Cup Regatta

to be held in 2021

Name (or Business): ____________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________________________________Email:______________________________________

Please attach your message and indicate if you want to add a photo or send a photo ready copy of artwork.

Include: Photo _______ Artwork _______

Your Message: ________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________

Check the size AD you wish to purchase:

Business Card size (2” x 3 ½”) Black & White $25.00____ Color $50.00____

One quarter page (2” x 4 ¼ “) Black & White $35.00____ Color $70.00____

One half page (4” x 4 ¾”) Black & White $50.00____ Color $100.00____

Full page (7 ½” x 4 ¾”) Black & White $100.00____ Color $200.00____

TOTAL DUE: ______________________

Please make checks payable to NYCP and send to the following address:

Navy Yacht Club Pensacola

ATTN: Treasurer

P.O. Box 4422

Pensacola, FL 32507

All advertising submittals must be received by Navy Yacht Club Pensacola no later than May 2021.

Member United States Naval Sailing Association*Member United States Sailing*Member Gulf Yachting Association

Navy Yacht Club Pensacola

Post Office Box 4422

Pensacola, FL 32507

INVOICE

2021 Navy Cup Brochure

This invoice is for your ad in the Navy Yacht Club Pensacola’s Brochure for the 58th Annual Navy Cup Regatta to be held

in 2021.

Name or Business: ____________________________________________________________________________

Point of Contact: _____________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________________________________Email:_____________________________________

Please attach your photo ad or send a photo ready copy with your payment. (Or email to: ________________________)

Check the size AD you wish to purchase:

One half page (4” x 4 ¾”) Black & White $50.00_____ Color $100.00_____

Full page (7 ½” x 4 ¾”) Black & White $100.00_____ Color $200.00_____

Two Full Pages side by side (7 ½” x 4 ¾” each) Black & White $200.00_____ Color $400.00_____

Inside Front Cover FP (7 ½” x 4 ¾”) Color Ad $250.00_____

Inside Back Cover FP (7 ½” x 4 ¾”) Color Ad $250.00_____

Outside Back Cover FP (7 ½” x 4 ¾”) Color Ad $400.00_____

Banner Advertisement (on location – 3 Day coverage ) $500.00_____

TOTAL DUE: ______________________

Please make checks payable to NYCP and send to the following address:

Navy Yacht Club Pensacola

ATTN: Treasurer

P.O. Box 4422

Pensacola, FL 32507

All advertising submittals must be received by Navy Yacht Club Pensacola no later than May 2021.

Contacted by: _________________________________________________________________________ Member United States Naval Sailing Association*Member United States Sailing*Member Gulf Yachting Association

To All Sailors & YC Members,

US America's Cup Challenger, AMERICAN MAGIC, is in their final preparations to compete for the 36th America's Cup in New Zealand. The AMERICA'S CUP YACHT CLUB TOUR featuring American Magic continues with TV host and America’s Cup commentator, Tucker Thompson. Yacht

Clubs can now book one of 3 Multimedia Show Options:

1. In-Person OUTDOOR AC Shows at Yacht Clubs - available this Summer and Fall.

2. In-Person INDOOR AC Shows at Yacht Club's - available throughout the Fall and Winter.

3. Virtual ONLINE AC Shows - available Anytime.

Bookings for the online shows are available over the next couple months, and Tucker’s live, in-person AC shows will also be offered at outdoor or indoor Yacht Club venues - subject to YC availability. Yacht Clubs interested in scheduling an event please email:

Tucker@TuckerThompson.com

New York Yacht Club American Magic, U.S. Challenger for the 36th America's Cup, completed a milestone five-hour sailing session on Auckland's Waitematā Harbour on July 27.

Skipper Terry Hutchinson gave his verdict on the day: We had a good day on the Waitemata. The wind

gods shone on us, and we were able to get a full range of conditions. A necessary step and good to achieve

the first day of training at the venue."

Bring AC Host TUCKER THOMPSON to your Yacht Club for a live,

in-person or virtual online America's Cup Show exclusively for Yacht Club members!

Celebrating over 89 years of history…. Established on April 12, 1931

2020 Navy Yacht Club Officers

Commodore: Ken Pyle 912-4890

Vice Commodore: Patrick Sargent 590-7217 Rear Commodore: Jim Parsons 384-4575 Fleet Captain: Thomas “Oscar” Robertson 318-331-0115 Secretary: Mia Ottesen 719-237-7797 Treasurer: Pat Jackson 291-9585 Website/Newsletter Director: Richard Smith 453-1994 Membership Director: Molly Werner 292-9756 Historical Archives Director: Sandy Pyle 479-414-1712 GYA Coordinator Director: Julie Connerley 293-4031 Past Commodore: Bill Clark 380-0762 Social Committee: Kathy Champagne 261-2062 Sailing Committee: Jim Parsons 384-4575 Facilities Committee: Patrick Sargent 590-7217 Communications Committee: Sandy Pyle 479-414-1712 Finance Committee: Pat Jackson 291-9585 Security Committee: Doug Werber 994-6797 Moonshine: Ellen Costigan 455-7990 Miss Hospitality: Iva Prosser 485-5533 Ship’s Store: Kim Kaminski 384-8941 Foghorn Editor Kim Kaminski 458-0304

Navy Yacht Club Pensacola

P. O. Box 4422

Pensacola, FL 32507

The FOGHORN is the official publication of the Navy Yacht Club

Pensacola and will be published monthly.

Editor – Material for the Foghorn Newsletter should be

submitted by the 20th of each month. If you can’t make this

deadline please - Contact Kim Kaminski at 384-8941(cell) or

email: navyfognews607@yahoo.com

Like us on Facebook – Enter Navy Yacht Club Pensacola

NYCP – the NYCP Membership Meeting that was

scheduled for August 6th at 5:30 PM at the Crow’s

nest, Bayou Grande Marina has been cancelled due to

Covid19 restrictions – All Guests are Welcome to

attend our future meetings.

Navy Yacht Club is also a member of the

United States Naval Sailing Association

USNSA.org

40th Annual Bikini Regatta

(20th Anniversary of the Ladies Trilogy–Race #1) – 7-18-2020

33rd Annual Race for the Roses – (20th Anniversary of the Ladies Trilogy – Race #2) 7-25-2020

Helldiver Crew’s Replacement Race Ladies Trilogy Race #3 – Hawaiian Themed Bon Voyage Sail for Limey