This year's theme for Daffy Fest was Hope Rises. Bunny was the SSYC representative at Tacoma's Daffodil Festival. She and her team took Starlight all the way to Tacoma for a whirlwind weekend of traveling and decorating. The team wanted to celebrate species that made it off the endangered species list, giving hope for the future. It's important to celebrate things that improve in the world that we don't necessarily hear about in the news!
Thank you to Bunny and the Starlight team for representing us at Daffy Fest!
Skipper Bunny Giving Thanks to Her Designer Adrienne Scull
Congratulations to SURT for 1st Place in Seattle's Opening Day!
This year's Opening Day theme was Roaring 20's. It turns out lovable Mickey Mouse got his start as Steamboat Willie in the 1920's. The SURT team worked hard to choose and bring to life their Steamboat Willie theme. Many adorable Mickeys and Minnies adorned the boat with the iconic mouse ears and polka dot shorts and skirts. Steamboat Willie's archnemesis Peg-leg Pete was onboard and up to no good but he couldn't stop a win for Mickey and the SURT team.
Thank you to Mike and Kris and the entire SURT team for a job well done!
May 6 SSYC Opening Day Happy Hour, 4PM - 6PM
SSYC Valentine's Day Dance
Monday, February 14 at 8:30 pm
DJ: Jan Peterson returns for another evening of great dance music.
Commodore - Ken Johnson
Vice Commodore Sue Weiss
Treasurer - Steve Garrett
Secretary - Glenna Clouse
Fleet Captain - Kari Ingalls
Member at Large - Randi Shartin
Past Commodore - Kami Farrell
As we enter into this election cycle and grapple with some important decisions, the board has done an amazing amount of work to educate the membership about SSYC bylaws and requirements for our 501c7 compliance. In particular our parliamentarian, Ann MacFarlane of Jurassic Parliament talk a class that included 16 SSYC members. If you missed it you missed some good stuff. If you have a bit of time, tune in and see what Ann had to say. CLASS RECORDING
Message Originator: Sector Puget Sound
SAFETY / WASHINGTON - APPROACHES TO THE STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA / ATON / CCGD13 BNM 743-21 / Fri, 22 Oct 2021 07:06:04 -0500
1. APPROXIMATELY 40 SHIPPING CONTAINERS WERE LOST OVERBOARD IN APPROXIMATE POSIITON 48-28-18N 125-39-25.2W AT THE WESTERN APPROACHES TO THE STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA.
THESE CONTAINERS MAY BE PARTIALLY SUBMERGED AND NOT VISIBILE. MARINERS SHOULD EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TRANSITIN IN THE VICINITY OF THESE CONTAINERS.
As the world navigates the ins and outs of Covid life there is some good news. Dancing is back on. Ron Bolin has sent us the latest update and his website has the calendar and information necessary to create your dancing schedule.
Dear Dancin' Friends,
Our annual trip to Mystery Bay and Port Ludlow started out wonderfully at Mystery Bay, with a bit of pre-functioing in Pt. Townsend. Two newer members, John Mc. and Marcie K. came out with their gorgeous boats and full SSYC crews to join other members for quite an amazing weekend. All in all roughly fifteen folks joined in the raft up at Mystery Bay. The Commodore and Past Commodore were unable to attend the Port Ludlow section of the trip but we have heard great things. Boat on!
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