July 4, 2009 Dedication Edition Betty Holland launches the new clubhouse!!!
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1 July 4, 2009 Dedication Edition Betty Holland launches the new clubhouse!!! THE LIFTED TACK JULY 13, 2009
2 Commodore s Comments The Fourth of July celebration was a big success. I wish I could take credit for it but I can t. All I did was make a few phone calls. Other members did most of the work. Where do I begin thanking people? It all started when Pat and Floyd Hauffe came up with the idea for a portrait of our Founding Family, the Richards. They followed through and had a nice portrait made by Rick and Theresa Milberger of Dixie Signs. Rick and Theresa then turned around and donated the portrait. Steve Blazier, who has wanted a real flagpole for a long time, asked about one for the new clubhouse. He was disappointed when told it was not in the budget. Disappointed but not discouraged. He spearheaded a donation campaign and came up with enough funds to buy the flagpole and pour a five-foot deep base to mount it on. Then he rounded up the manpower to have it put together and raised. Betty Holland agreed to smash a ceremonial bottle of champagne to launch the MSSC with our new clubhouse into the future. She agreed to break the bottle but not to give a speech. That is why you had to suffer through mine. By the smile on her face I think she enjoyed the experience. Audrey Parrish decided we needed a plaque to honor Horace s heroic efforts on behalf on the club. Trying to keep that project from Horace and the space on the wall clear was difficult but worth it. Ken Renfro volunteered to take care of the cooking and so many members brought food, we were still munching on it the next day. It turned out to be a great day. Thank you all for coming together and making it happen. UPCOMING EVENTS JULY Fri., 17 th 3 rd Friday Social Sat., 25 th Club Summer Race 2 AUGUST Sat., 1 st Tentative Cruise (TBA) Sun., 16 th Club Summer Race 3 Fri., 21 st 3 rd Friday Social Sat., 29 th OPEN HOUSE SEPTEMBER Sat., 5 th Club Fall Race 1 Mon., 7 th Labor Day Picnic Sat. & Sun., 12 th & 13 th TVCC Fri., 18 th 3 rd Friday Social Sat., & Sun., 26 th & 27 th Vice- Commodores Cup Regatta Welcome New Members MSSC extends a hearty welcome to those who have recently joined our ranks. Ellen Baird, of Owens Cross Roads, AL Richard Trask, of Decatur, AL Allen Moore & Family, of Florence Al Members, seek them out and invite them to participate in club activities or to crew during races. New members, please come out to the club and offer to crew or volunteer with other functions.
3 It was great to see friends from MSSC s past! Al Hausmann, standing by the plaques he carved many years ago. Served as Commodore in 1992 & 1993; Vice- Commodore in 1991; Secretary/Treasurer in 1998; and 2 nd Vice-Commodore in Karen & Don McCullough. Karen served as Secretary in 1985; Social Committee Chair in 1998 & Don served as Commodore in 1987 & 1988; Vice-Commodore in 1986; Race Committee Chair in 2003 & 2004; Social Committee Chair in 1994; and Sailing Master in 1996 Jewel & Vaughn Bullough Vaughn served as Commodore in 1964; Treasurer from Barbara & Willie Staggs Barbara served as Social Committee Chair in 1982; Sailing Master in Willie served as Race Committee Chair in 1979 & 1985 Ferrel & O.T. Mefford Seen here speaking with Bruce Richards, O.T. served as Secretary/Treasurer in Several people recalled the phone call that O.T. received asking if he had paid the club insurance the year he was Treasurer. Fortunately, the answer was yes, for the evening before the call the clubhouse (the dockmaster s home originally) had burned to the ground. Aline Mullen Being introduced by Nolan Richards. Aline s husband, Bob, served as Vice-Commodore in 1965; Social Committee Chair in 1961; Race Committee Chair in1962 Come back soon and often!
4 3 rd Friday Socials In case anyone needs an excuse to visit the club, Commodore Rick and Kathy have graciously volunteered to host a new regular event. The 3 rd Friday Socials are an excellent reason to enjoy the fellowship of other members, experience one of the gorgeous sunsets, or just snack or eat a meal in beautiful surroundings. The last social was well received. Again, it will be a low-key affair. A box of wine and a few hors d oeuvres. Just friends coming together to relax and enjoy. Time: 6:00 PM Place: MSSC This would be a good time to show off the clubhouse to friends or prospective members. Bring an hors d oeuvre to share and the beverage of your choice. Kathy and Rick will probably prepare dinner at the club, so bring something to eat and a side dish to share if you would like to join them. They can crank up the BBQ if you want to grill. Officer Spotlight In November, the membership will be electing several officers to serve for a period of two years. In an effort to prepare to cast an informed vote, this Editor thought it might be helpful to highlight the duties of at least one officer each month. This month: Recreation Officer The By-laws describe the duties as such: Shall administer or appoint committees necessary to handle all social events and activities designated by the Board and the MSSC calendar of events. Shall have the responsibility for maintaining supplies for kitchen, bathroom, cleaning, and recreational activities. While listening to the Sellers family, along with current members, reminisce about races past, I was struck by how much fun land and water activities could be for whole families. Silly starts and even sillier rules during the course of the race, encouraged the use of water guns, man overboard practice, and the use of motors at times. Members who have served in this position have spoken about games for the family volleyball, croquet, horseshoes, ring toss, and board games, to name a few. Other activities included water balloons, watermelon seed spitting contests, egg toss, and relays of various kinds. At a time when we are experiencing a wonderful increase in our numbers, it would be good to consider planning fun activities for the whole family, in addition to those targeting people who enjoy being on the water. Lining up volunteers to help with games and food for all of our events would certainly benefit all the members and guests attending. It would be great to have someone responsible for securing volunteers to prepare dinner for regattas as well as clean up afterwards. Working on a regatta can be an enjoyable experience with the proper leadership. Check the Upcoming Events to verify scheduling. On the 17 th, Kathy will challenge all comers to a rousing game of Jenga. Pat Hauffe, Editor
5 TO ALL WHO MADE THIS POSSIBLE!!! To those who contributed to the purchase of the new flagpole : Don VonTress, Al Tidwell, Bob Parrish, Russ Kerl, Yves Morrissette, Joel VerPlank, Horace Holland, Steve Blazier, Ron Brown, Gar Bouse, and Dave Seborg. Members who participated in the flagpole raising included military veterans who represent the Army, Navy, and Air Force. They included Don VonTress, Bob Parrish, Steve Blazier, Dave Seborg, and Paul Jacobs. Audrey Parrish provided the helium balloons so that the kids present could participate in the flag raising in a special way. Theresa & Rick Milberger, of Dixie Signs, took on the creation and donation of the Richards portrait. Thanks, also, to Brandon Milberger. Pat & Floyd Hauffe who provided framing for the portrait of our Founding family, Helen & Nolan Richards. Audrey & Bob Parrish who thought of presenting Horace Holland with a longlasting token of our appreciation for his involvement with construction of the new clubhouse. Ken Renfro was at the Farmers Market at 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning to get the best corn, tomatoes, okra, and squash he could to prepare his special side dishes for our meal on the 4 th. Ken also shopped and cooked all the hamburgers, hotdogs, and brats for our eating enjoyment. This member frequently gives of his time and talents to provide excellent meals for us. Thanks must also be given to Helen s & Nolan s daughter, Robin, for the two hydrangeas planted by Bruce Richards in honor of their parents; to Jan & Ray Clemmons for the monkey grass around the septic tank planter; to Pat & Floyd Hauffe for the lantana to disguise and protect the septic tank; to Peggy & Paul Jacobs for putting fresh white paint on the pavilion conversation group; to Nolan Richards for painting furniture inside and outside, and to Chris Francis for volunteering in all areas at all events and who keeps the plants watered.
6 Commodore Rick with Past Commodores Left to right: Bob Parrish, Vaughn Bullough, Steve Blazier, Nolan Richards, Paul Jacobs, Bob Stagg, Horace Holland, Rick McAdams, Willson Jenkins, Tony Smith, Don McCullough The Founding Family, Helen & Nolan Richards The Richards Family Kerry, Bruce, Nolan, and Helen A man of resource and infinite patience Betty Holland after launching the clubhouse Horace Holland receives his plaque
7 And a good time was had by all... Clubs in the Neighborhood Privateer Yacht Club is one of several clubs that regularly support our regattas. You can check out their website and newsletter, The Private Ear, by clicking on the link below MSSC BOARD MEMBERS Commodore Rick McAdams 1 st Vice-Commodore Russ Kerl 2 nd Vice-Commodore Larry Gautney richardmcadams@comcast.net russ.kerl@hughes.net lgautney@hiwaay.net Secretary Liz Stagg Treasurer Tom Cromer Fleet Captain Bill Parkhurst stagg10@knology.net tcromer@knology.net AQBill@aol.com Recreation Officer Allen Wall Sailmaster Tommy Glenn Pat Hauffe Lifted Tack Editor allen.wall@agedwards.com tbglenn@gmail.com phauffe@bellsouth.net
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