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Dec 2– Auxiliary Dec 3-Oyster Class/

Roast Dec 5– Sunset Friday Dec 8-JSB/DragonBoat Dec9-BYSC Board Dec 10-Garden Club 10am-3PM Dec 10-Steak Night Dec 12-Sunset Friday Dec 13-Opti Clinic Dec 14-Christmas Party Dec 17-Private Event Dec 18– Private Event Dec 19– Sunset Friday Dec 20– Jean Ribaut Brunch Dec 25-Office Closed Merry Christmas Dec 26– Final Friday Jan 1– Junior Sail Oyster Roast

Dec 2014

Thanks to everyone who participated in the

Change of Watch party – we had a very good

turn out and a good time was had by all. Con-

gratulations to the many sailing and club service

award recipients.

The many activities at the club continue

through these winter months – hope to see all of

you at Steak Night, Sunset Fridays, the Christ-

mas Party, and/or the Junior Sailing of Beaufort

Oyster Roast/BBQ on New Year’s Day. Look

for details elsewhere in this Bow Watch or on

the web site. Also, there are several projects

currently in progress that could use some volun-

teer help – contact the office.

By the way, the clubhouse is beautifully decorated for the season – come take a look.

And, as always, there is no better place from which to view the beautiful sunsets this time

of year than the BYSC grounds.

It is your club – come enjoy it - Chuck

Hey Ya’ll, The year is winding down here at the BYSC

and we have had a great time! The Christmas Par-ty will be Sunday Dec 14th and I look forward to seeing everyone. We will be sending out invoices for 2015 dues at the end of the month. If from now on you would like to receive your invoices elec-tronically please let us know via email. Happy Holidays from all of us here at BYSC and we look forward to another awesome year.

Milledge H Webb

Memo from Junior Sailing of Beaufort, Tis’ the season for giving and here at year’s end, Junior Sailing of

Beaufort (JSB) would like to remind everyone that we welcome dona-tions to support our organization. As JSB is a 501c 3, each donation is tax- deductible.

JSB can accept boats, trailers, or any boating equipment that is in good working order or is in reasonably salvageable condition to be put to direct use in our program, or liquidated to raise funds to support our pro-gram. As always, cash is an acceptable donation. You may also support JSB by donating to the annual Oyster Roast on January 1st of the New Year (see flyer in the Bow Watch). These Donations can include items for our live and silent auctions or “donations” of bags of oysters to help off-set the event expenses ($30.00 per bag).

If you are interested in making a donation for the Oyster Roast or to JSB in general for the New Year, please feel free to contact Ricky Akers, the President of the Board of Directors of Junior Sailing of Beaufort (richardakers@gmail.com).

Thank you for continuing to support our organization, and thank you for your donations. Have a safe holiday season, and a happy New Year!

Sincerely, Dylan Frey

Dec10 –Steak Night All filet mignons steaks served grilled to your

perfection over a charcoal flame! Hand tossed salad with all the fixing's. Piping hot baked potato with real butter, sour

cream and chives. Crusty rolls. Dessert Wed , Dec 10 Cooking from 6:00-7:30pm / $18.00 PP Limited number of tickets available RSVP’s a MUST! Sign up online at byscnet.com

BYSC STEAK NIGHT

At the annual Change of Watch party on Saturday, Nov. 15, Commodore Chuck Rushing presented the following awards.

CLUB AWARDS

Commodore's Service Award: Catherine and Andy Lyons

Special award for meritorious service: Walt Gnann

Volunteer Spirit Awards: Shirley and Gary Noble

Jeanne and Luke McLaughlin

Keith Wandrey

Mils Kinghorn Award for Sailing Excellence: Beaufort High School sailing team

Top Junior Sailor: Walter Gnann

Dennis Fuller Youth Seamanship Award: Alex Mazzeo

Race Management Award: George Dewhirst

Most Improved Sailor: Everett Ballenger

US Sailing Sportsmanship Award: Gordon Sproul

SPRING AND FALL SERIES

Spring: Sunfish: 1st-Gordon Sproul

Laser: 1st-Andy Kinghorn

2nd-Ricky Akers

3rd-Chris Hoogenboom

MC Scow: 1st-Walt Gnann

2nd-Paul Keyserling

Fall: Opti: 1st-Alex Mazzeo

Sunfish: 1st-Susan McCann

Laser: 1st-John Potter

2nd-Ricky Akers

3rd-Simon Jenkins

MC Scow: 1st-Marvin Day

2nd-Paul Keyserling

3rd-Frank Pontious

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