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2022 North Channel Yacht Club Membership Roster

2022 Membership and Fleet Roster North Channel Yacht Club Built in 1866 Established in 1964 Southwest corner Intersection of the North Channel Tributary to the St. Clair River and the Chenal A Bout Round Near Algonac, MI Island Phone: 810-794-0000 and 810-794-0100 www.ncyconline.com Commodore Dale Hall 7378 Flamingo St. Clay, MI 48001

Historical Marker

1869 – The North Channel mainland and island were very isolated. The Pointe Tremble Prairie (now called St. John’s Marsh) isolated Pearl Beach and Algonac from Fair Haven. There was a passenger service from steamer from Mt. Clemens to Pearl Beach

and Algonac. There was an abundance of game, and North Channel Shooting Club was established in 1869. The original clubhouse was partially destroyed by fire. In 1878, the clubhouse was rebuilt. The new register has the first entry on March 17, 1878. The North Channel Shooting Club was among the first, or possibly the first, club in the flats area. The first president, Marcus Stevens, was also a member of the Old Club.

The main activity at the club was hunting and fishing. In 1923, prohibition reduced use of the club. In 1940, an active club member purchased the club and operated it as North Channel Hotel. In 1968, Chrysler Management Club purchased the club to operate it as Chrysler Yacht Club. In 1981, the name was changed to North Channel Yacht Club.

Commodore Dale Hall The North Channel Yacht Club (NCYC) is located on an island at 42 37.59’ North & 82 38.74’ West which is in the Northeast corner of Anchor Bay on Lake Saint Clair. NCYC is nestled within 25,000 acres of the Saint Clair Flats which is one of the largest fresh water deltas in the world. It provides excellent boating, fishing and watersports through deep water areas from the North, Middle and South C hannels of the St. Clair River.

NCYC has much to offer and is a great destination for someone that wants to get away for the weekend or simply have a place to stop after a long day on the water. The air-conditioned clubhouse provides excellent accommodations including internet, cable television, children’s play area, commercial kitchen and room to relax. The island has full hook-up for over 80 boats as well as a children’s playground, horseshoe pits, a basketball court, barbeque grills and tons of room to stretch out and relax under a shade tree. Membership at NCYC is easy. My wife, Colleen and I had the same reaction that many people have when they boat past NCYC. It is a beautiful place with a lot of curb appeal when viewed from the North Channel. This causes many to think it is too expensive. NCYC is a working club. One of the great things about a working club is how reasonable the dues are for our members. A working club also provides pride of ownership for members when they complete a project and add to the beauty of the island. NCYC provides convenience that many other clubs do not. The parking lot on Anchor Bay Drive and the shuttle boat that can take you to the island

makes it easy to attend events even if boating to the club is not an option on any given day. The availability of the club every day makes membership even more valuable. The island opens on Memorial Day weekend and does not close until October. During the week the clubhouse is open and managed by members just as it is on weekends. There is nothing quite as relaxing as a smooth boat ride across Lake Saint Clair during the week or after work with this destination in mind. Let the North Channel Yacht Club be your destination. If you are a member, invite the high-quality people in your life to join you for an evening. If you are a guest, take the opportunity to spend an evening with a member and let the relaxing atmosphere, fellowship and outstanding sunsets over Lake St. Clair convince you. NCYC is a million miles away, just across the lake.

See you on the Island, Commodore Dale Hall

Vice Commodore Brian Fringer The North Channel Yacht Club is a little piece of Heaven just up the Channel. “The Island” is what many of us call it and its beautiful five acres provide a warm, welcoming sanctuary. North Channel Yacht Club has something for everyone, from the family atmosphere, to the Clubhouse, the full year- round calendar of events, themed parties, kid’s activities to just relaxing on the back of your boat or an evening socializing at the bar.

I first experienced North Channel Yacht Club on a brisk, Saturday morning when I was invited to come to a work party. Like me, you may be thinking work and party don’t usually go hand in hand, but everyone was so welcoming and friendly and although it was hard work, it really was a party. I was impressed by the North Channel Yacht Club and the members that day as they collectively came together to work on a project to improve their beloved club. Participating in and contributing to the North Channel Yacht Club has become one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in my life! As a working club, the members have great pride and working toward a common goal creates strong bonds and lifelong friendships. Welcome to those of you who are first-year members, I am anxious to meet and get to know you. I encourage you to immerse yourself in the wonderful offerings and activities this boating season. Each member of North Channel Yacht Club brings their unique talents and contributions that are essential to making the club successful and enjoyable. Here at North Channel Yacht Club there are no strangers, only friends you haven’t met yet!

Vice Commodore Brian Fringer

Rear Commodore Scott Greenfelder Welcome to the best kept secret on Lake St. Clair. Whether you’re a new boater or a master mariner, let me introduce you to my little oasis. North Channel Yacht Club is a private, member’s only yacht club. At first glance you may begin to feel the lure of her charm. It is meticulously and respectfully maintained with love by the members at large. This is the first thing that makes us special. Many other clubs and facilities are

beautiful in appearance, but what sets this club apart from so many others is the sweat equity and pride that is ever apparent in every corner of the five -acre retreat. The island is a member run club and you’ll be hard pressed to find a single member that cannot share with you a project, event or experience that contributed to their special connection to this magical place. We all have our story. My wife Nicole and I first visited the island many years ago as guests. We were smitten the minute we arrived. We didn’t own a boat. By the end of the night, we had submitted our application for membership and the rest is history. We built our foundation by joining in and signing up for every possible event we could. I encourage you to be a part of our membership and do the same. We met and established friendships quickly and learned yet again of the many rewards this wonderful club has to offer. Being members of North Channel Yacht Club has been one of the best decisions my wife and I ever made. North Channel Yacht Club membership is equally as special as the island itself. You will

never have a dull moment or a boring conversation. Our members are diverse, both geographically as well as socially. No matter what the occasion, you will most likely always leave the island feeling enriched or smiling over the last day’s event. Whether it’s pierogi making, rib cooking, wine tasting, or simply sitting on a comfortable chair, watching the boats go by with a cold drink in hand, you will find something that interests you and makes you want to come back again and again. I encourage you to feel comfortable and strike up a conversation with your fellow club members. You will surely not regret it. I am so proud and honored to be your Rear Commodore and personally invite you throw out a line, tie up and stay a while. Rear Commodore Scott Greenfelder

Chaplain Comments: Mark Javery

North Channel Yacht Club is so much more than a historical building sitting on the North Channel and the Sni Bora Waterways in Clay Township, MI The world we live in today fills our lives daily with worry, hate, noise, uncertainty, and chaos. Then there is the stress of trying to balance our family, work, and spiritual lives. For us, NCYC has been a God-Send. It is close to home but seems a world away. As God is our spiritual refuge for our soul, our island, which is a beautiful example of God’s creation, is a refuge for our earthly bodies. It is a place you can pray,

reflect, and cast your worries away. Like the clear blue waters flowing past our island, let it go… We are blessed with the fellowship and camaraderie of our membership as we work and play together with the common purpose building relationships along the way. The essence of life is in our relationships with God and others. Do take time for the simple joys of life. Enjoy the island, take a deep breath, and simply ‘be’. Our North Channel Yacht Club is more than a physical place, it is the membership. For these things we are truly blessed.

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ORGANIZATION CHART 2022

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Commodore Dale Hall

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Rear Commodore Scott Greenfelder

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Fleet Captians

Clubhouse

Publications

Supplies

Activities

Susan Burkhardt Sharon Javery

Melissa Winkler

Dennis Alcazar

Al Douglas

Bill Burkhardt

Kim Miedema

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Forward Planning

By Laws

Reserve Fund

Nominating Committee

Committee

Committee

Committee

Gary Jialanella

R/C Scott

Glenn Nixon

P/C Bill Calihan

Greenfelder

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Youth

Kid's Day Chairman

Sergeant-at-

Fleet Surgeon

Safety Officer

Directors

Arms

Shannon Nagaj Tracy Richey

Terry Steinmacher

Shannon Nagaj Tracy Richey

Ann Malik

Mitch Finley

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Sergeant

Burgees &

Clubhouse

IT Officer

Major

Pins Manager

Manager

Dusan Rotarov

Jill Romatz

P/C Scott Bell

Ron Braun

2022 Board of Directors

Marie Pepin Membership

Gary Jialanella Secretary

Dennis Alcazar Activities

Christa Betts Treasurer

Terry Steinmacher Harbor & Grounds

Melissa Winkler Publications

Al Douglas Supplies

William Burkhardt Club House

Tom Lisowski Transportation

2022 NCYC Fleet Captains

Kim Miedema Susan Burkhardt Sharon Javery

2022 Flag Officers, Board of Directors, Appointments

Commodore

Dale Hall

586-899-1443

canamca@sbcglobal.net

Vice Commodore

Brian Fringer

734-309-1069

bfringer@painterssupply.com

Rear Commodore

Scott Greenfelder

586-876-7799

sgreenfelder66@gmail.com

Past Commodore

Glenn Nixon

810-922-5448

gnixon@bwsalesadvisors.com

Treasurer

Christa Betts

586-216-2042

cmb28552@yahoo.com

Secretary

Gary Jialanella

330-256-3671

garyj450@yahoo.com

Activities

Dennis Alcazar

586-246-3094

dennis-alcazar@att.net

Clubhouse

Bill Burkhardt

586-914-0711

bill.burkhardt1@gmail.com

Harbor & Grounds

Terry Steinmacher

586-615-1497

tstein-adamsfire@sbcglobal.net

Membership

Marie Pepin

519-999-6297

mariejospepin@gmail.com

Publications

Melissa Winkler

248-396-1878

melissawinkler828@gmail.com

Supplies

Al Douglas

734-624-4962

adouglas202@gmail.com

Transportation

Tom Lisowski

586-321-9857

tlisowski@metrocontrols.com

Appointed Positions Fleet Captain(s)

Kim Miedema

586-206-1567

kimberleem57@gmail.com

Susan Burkhardt

586-405-3792

susansusb@gmail.com

Sharon Javery

586-549-3880

five13sharon@aol.com

Board Recorder

Sarah Finley

619-964-8254

sjpetty@gmail.com

Chaplain

Mark Javery

586-322-9445

mmtjavery@aol.com

2022 Appointments

Fleet Captains:

Susan Burkhardt Sharon Javery Kim Miedema

Board Recorder:

Sarah Finley

Chaplain:

Mark Javery

Clubhouse Manager:

Colleen Braun

Safety Officer:

Terry Steinmacher

IT Officer:

Dusan (Duece) Rotarov

Harbormaster:

Tony Rybinski

Sergeant at Arms:

Mitch Finley

Sergeant Major:

P/C Scott Bell

Fleet Surgeon:

Anne Malik

Youth Director:

Tracey Richey

Kids Day Chair:

Shannon Nagaj

Burgees, Flags and Pins:

Jill Romatz

Club Historian:

P/C Paul Jarvis

Traditions Committee:

P/C Denise Huntley & P/C Rick Romatz

Island Flowers:

Kathy Fowler

Commodore’s Sign:

Kevin Verkest

Mainland Wells:

James (Jim) Douglas

ABYA Delegate:

P/C Glenn Nixon

Memory Brick Pavers

Katherina Bowen

Clubhouse Custodian:

Robin & Derick Zinyk

Grounds Keeper:

Tom Stackpoole

Caterer:

Tom Comeford

2022 NCYC Committees

Forward Planning Committee R/C Scott Greenfelder (Chairman) Brian Roath

P/C Rick Romatz P/C Hugh Vestal

John Zych Mike May Dennis Biel

Nominating Committee P/C Bill Calihan (Chairman) P/C Bill Hendricks

Glinda Mantyk Philip Maniaci Gary Schroka

Guidelines, Policies and Traditions Committee P/C Rick Romatz (Co-Chairman) P/C Denise Huntley (Co-Chairman) P/C Bill Bauer

P/C Ian Blackburn P/C Harley Burris P/C Pat Carroll P/C Bill Hendricks P/C Paul Jarvis P/C Brian McEvoy P/C Tom McHugh

P/C Hugh Vestal Larry Malik Cheryl Swatosh

Cash Reserve Fund Committee (Voted by Membership) P/C Glenn Nixon (Chairman) Greg Criner 3 rd year Julie Busch 2 nd year Brent Malik 1 st year By-Laws Committee Gary Jialanella (Chairman) P/C Denise Huntley P/C Rick Romatz Greg Brigman Commodore Dale Hall Insurance Committee P/C Tom McHugh (Chairman) P/C Bob Watson Anthony (Tony) McHugh Finance Committee Christa Betts (Chairperson) P/C Hugh Vestal P/C Ian Blackburn

Steve Marten Tony Rybinski

Ancient Mariners NCYC

President – P.C. Randy Pagel Vice President – Bob Fringer Secretary – Sue Brooks  Established 1975  Requirements for membership: o At least 60-years-old o Retired from a Job  Annual Dues: $10.00  Meetings: Second Tuesday of each month and luncheon the third Thursday of each month

 Ancient Mariners will buy your first drink at the NCYC Bar with any new enrollment. Ancient Mariners Past Presidents Archie Archibald 2010 – 2020 Sue Reiss* 2009 Glen Wagner 2008 Bernie Lapko 2007 Ardash Apigian 2006 William Bauer 2004 – 2005 William Scarpace* 1999 – 2003 Kenneth Bell* 1993 – 1998 Sam Higgins* 1986 – 1992 Joseph Brozic* 1984 – 1985 Ted Bullard* 1983 John Pixley* 1982 Joseph Brozic* 1981 Bill Frayseth* 1979 – 1980 Jack Livingston* 1978 * Indicates deceased Past President

Ancient Mariners Roster

Last Name

First Name

Alcazar Alcazar Angers Angers

Dennis

Ellen

Jim

Sandy Archie Patty Diane

Archibald Archibald Barnard PC Barnard

Gary

Bauer

Sandy

PC Bauer

William

PC Bell Braun Braun Brooks

Scott

Colleen

Ron Sue

PC Burris

Harley

Burris

Linda

PC Calihan

Bill

Carroll

Nancy

PC Carroll Corcoran Corcoran

Pat

Diane Frank

Dean

Thurston

DeNeve

Mike

Frame

Norma

Frame French Fringer

Peter Diane

Bob

Gronbach Gronbach

Dave Kathy

Hall

Colleen

Commodore Hall

Dale

PC Hendricks

Bill

Herr Herr

Al

Margaret

PC Huntley

Denise

Huntley

Tom

Jacott Jarvis

Debra Cathy

PC Jarvis

Paul

Kemp Kemp Lapko

Jeannine

Ron

Bernie

Lipowski Maniaci Marin Marin Martin Martin Murray O’Brien O’Brien May

Ken

Philip

Bob Pam

Sue

Tom Mike Greg Paula

Tim

Pagel

Linda Randy Janice Marie

PC Pagel

Parent Pepin

PC Romatz

Rick Kim Skip Bert

Schaefer Schaefer Skibinski

Shepperson

Donnie Debbie

Siwek Sweier Sweier

John

Shelley

PC Vestal

Hugh Mary

Vestal

Wunderlich

Jim

The NCYC First Mates fosters friendship among members of NCYC and promotes activities benefiting the organization and the Club.

 Membership Fee - $20.00  Membership Meetings –

o Meeting at 10:00am on Memorial Day Weekend o Meeting at 10:00am on Labor Day Weekend o Meeting at 10:00am on Haul Out Weekend  First Mates Activities help raise funds for improvements to the Club First Mates Past Presidents Ellen Alcazar 2021 Colleen Braun 2020 Shelley Sweier 2019 Joesette Campbell 2018 Linda Pagel 2017

Marie Pepin Mary Marini Kathy Bell Sandi Stroh Renee McEvoy Erin McGregor Bev Anderson Kathleen Penzien Donna Glick

2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983

Sandy Angers Linda Burris Debbie Siwek

MaryBeth Hendricks

Darlene Wallace

Lynda Marek-Bruley Yvonne Murray Rana Shepperson Marjorie Sevald

Denise Cox

Beverly McIntyre

Mary Vestal

Rae Ann Whyard

Darlene Bell Cheri Golden Donna Payne Sandy Bauer

Kathy Bell

Sandy Danahey Bejie Hewitt Beverly Tarien Marge Sherman Charlene Apigan Marilyn Bruley

Bernie Callewaert-Lapko

Joyce Obenhoff Arlene Scarpace Belle Madion Roxanne Kohler June Hambleton Marilyn Roland

1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970

Vickie Klapec

Lucille Donahue Rose Ann Schott Marie Drwencke Elizabeth McCarthy Dorothea Livingstone

Jane Lustick

2022 FIRST MATES OFFICERS AND APPOINTMENTS

Name

Position & Phone

Sheila Nixon

PRESIDENT 810-341-4789 VICE PRESIDENT 586-214-2556

Charrae Trocki

Sharon Javery

RECORDING SECRETARY 586-549-3880

Rachel Fringer

TREASURER 586-292-3105

Michelle Rybinski

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 810-923-7828 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR 586-536-4220

Colleen Hall

Susan Burkhardt

PUBLICITY DIRECTOR 586-405-3792 SOCIAL DIRECTOR 586-944-6977 BOATIQUE DIRECTOR 586-265-7793

Michelle Schroka

Jill Romatz

Ellen Alcazar

PAST PRESIDENT 248-444-8179

2022 NCYC First Mates Members

Pat Adams

Cell 313-296-6724

patti121550@aol.com

Dennis Alcazar

Cell 586-246-3094

dennis-alcazar@att.com

Ellen Alcazar

Cell 248-444-8179

ellenvanoyen@gmail.com

Marilyn Altobelli Home 586-465-6572 marilyn.altobelli@yahoo.com Cell 586-292- 7387

Sandy Angers

Cell 810-278- 0061

sanlouan@gmail.com

Charlene Apigian

Home 734-725- 5276 Cell 734-516-7703

chardo1066@aol.com

Cindi Atnip

Cell 586-713-1120

cindi.atnip@comcast.net

George “Rob” Ault rob@lakeerielife.com

Cell 419-341-6769

Dianne Barnard

Cell 810-441-0994

dibarnard@sbcglobal.net

Sandy Bauer

Home 586-286-5639 Cell 586-944-5669

bilsanbauer@comcast.net

Lisa Berry

Cell 248-837-5053

yeagerberry04@comcast.net

Christa Betts

Work 586-725-0203 Cell 586-216-2042

cmb28552@yahoo.com

Doug Betts

Cell 586-630-6787

dougbetts@yahoo.com

Sherry Biel

Cell 586-219-7218 Work 586-294-1010

sherrybiel@yahoo.com

Katherina A.Bowen

Cell 586-703-7049

katherinahickey@gmail.com

Colleen Braun

Cell 586-242- 9698

crbraun10@comcast.net

Ronald Braun

Cell 586-306-3531

crbraun10@comcast.net

Sue Brooks

Home 586-468-6641

brooks.susan40@yahoo.com Cell 586-206-5085

Robert Bryson

Cell810-523-9841

tashmoomarina@yahoo.com

Susan Bryson

Cell 810-523-9839

susanbryson1171@gmail.com

Susan Burkhardt

Cell 586-405-3792

susanusb@gmail.com

Linda Burris

Cell 586-482-5394 Home 810-794-4645

hdburris@sbcglobal.net

Diane Caldwell

Cell 586-850-5291 Work 586-723-4037

dmcaldwell12@yahoo.com

Josette Campbell

Cell 810-278-1229

josette8793@comcast.net

Nancy Carroll

Home 586-463-1753 Cell 586-246-8231

ncaroll1@comcast.net

Denise Cook

Cell 248-613-4935

deemcook@gmail.com

Dianne Corcoran

Cell 248-709-2482

troypeople@hotmail.com

Julie Delauter

Cell 248-736-6385

delauterja@comcast.net

Sallie D’Haillecourt

Home 586-573-4782 Cell 239-339-3183

Al Douglas

Cell 734-624-4962

adouglas101@gmail.com

Linda Douglas

Cell 734-755-5342

pansiespolkadots@yahoo.com

Ruth Durand

Home 248-363-4097

rutdur2@sbcglobal.net

Cell 248-240-9460

Debbie DuVernay

Cell 810-650-7245

dduvernay1@gmail.com

Kathy Fowler

Cell 586-495-0585

kathyfowler5@gmail.com

Norma Frame

Home 248-844-0965 Cell 284-917-2740

norma3633@gmail.com

Peter Frame

Cell 284-496-6566

Nicole Frederiksen

Cell 586-899-0408

nicfred0305@gmail.com

Diane French

Cell 586-243-7039

frenchdf77@yahoo.com

Rachel Fringer

Cell 586-292-3105

rfringer@wm.com

Donna Glick

Home 586-296-5237 Cell 586-665-1930

donnajglick@aol.com

Nicole Greenfelder

Cell 586-321-8257

ngreenfelder72@gmail.com

Kathy Gronbach gronbach@att.net

Cell 248-568-1695

Colleen Hall Home 810-512-4545 mossieoak@sbcglobal.net Cell 586-536-4220

Commodore Dale Hall canamca@sbcglobal.net

Cell 586-899-1443

P/C Bill Hendricks

Cell 586-943-8167

billhendricks1969@gmail.com

Mary Beth Hendricks

Cell 313-909-7464

marybhendricks@aol.com

Margaret Herr

Cell 586-781-3670

cmherr@sbcglobal.net

Mary B. Hines

Cell 313-320-8337

marybhines@comcast.net

P/C Denise Huntley

Cell 248-875-7354

dehuntley54@gamail.com

Lori Idzikowski

Cell 586-855-9013

lori.idzikowski@gmail.com

Virginia K. Isbill

Home 586-776-3453 Cell 586-872-9602

isbillv@comcast.net

Debra Jacott

Cell 248-756-6345

debra_jacott@yahoo.com

Cathy Jarvis

Cell 248-227-7151

cathy_jarvis53@yahoo.com

Sharon Javery

Cell 586-549-3880

five13sharon@aol.com

Jane Jialanella

Cell 517-214-8393

jpozan1231@gmail.com

Sharon Linden

Cell 586-247-8020

sharonLLinden@gmail.com

Denise Lisowski Home 586-468-6084 lakehouse2270@yahoo.com Cell 586-321-9856

Jim Lutz

Home 586-725-8484

jhlutz47@gmail.com

Cell 586-292- 1718

Linda Lutz

Home 586-725-8484 Cell 586-322- 6752

lindacrl@yahoo.com

Brenda Maks

Cell 586-770-4619 Work 586-217-5899

brenda@liveritecorp.org

Joni Maniaci

Home 586-468-3130 Cell 586-212-9871

jonimkay@icloud.com

Glinda Mantyk

Cell 810-335-2193

glinda.mantyk@comcast.net

Pamela Marin

Home 248-394-0318 Cell 586-536-8300

pamarin7773@gmail.com

Mary J. Marini

Cell 248-872-6404

margjmarini@yahoo.com

Diane Marten

Cell 586-242-9468

dmcottrell58@gmail.com

Irene Martin

Cell 586-944-8229

hot4life53@aol.com

Linda M. May

Cell 586-214-9948

tahoe21m@netscape.net

Renee McEvoy

Cell 586-419-4163

ncycfm2012@yahoo.com

Erin McGregor

Cell 248-895- 3521

erinmcgregor0628@gmail.com

Kim Miedema

Cell 586-206-1567

kimberleem57@gmail.com

Patricia Mok

Cell 586-243-2670

pmok1@hotmail.com

Cheryl Moore-Swatosh crm-s@comcast.net

Cell 586-929-7858

Yvonne Murray

Home 586-716-4862

yemurray@comcast.net

Cell 586-531-0580 Work 810-984-4500

Sheila Nixon

Cell 810-341-4789

sheilanixon4@gmail.com

Paula O’Brien

Home 586-978-7105

tpob20@gmail.com

Cell 586-306-1150

Pattee Oliver

Home 810-794- 5144 Cell 810-278- 5350

patteeoliver@hotmail.com

Linda Pagel

Cell 586-242-0524

lindapag59@gmail.com

P/C Randy Pagel Work 586-731-0028 randy.pagel@bumlermech.comCell 810-343-7178

Barbara Palumbo

Cell 586-530-3831

bpalumbo@bignet.net

Jan Parent

Home 586-264- 8197

parentjanice@gmail.com

Marie-Josee Pepin

Cell 519-999-6297

mariejospepin@gmail.com

Julie Popkie

Cell 810-434-1091 Work 810-990-8418

juliepopkie@comcast.net

Erin Rae

Cell 248-224-7069

eerae127@outlook.com

Linda Richard

Cell 586-243- 7998

shipitIV@comcast.net

Krista Riehl

Home 586-469-0248 Cell 586-634-3244

khriehl@hotmail.com

Brian Roath

Cell 248-766-3388

roathpb@gmail.com

Lisa Roath

Cell 248-882-5192

lisaroath@aol.com

Home 248-766-3388

Jill Romatz

Cell 586-265-7793

rromatz69@comcast.net

Denise Rouse

Cell 586-206-4132

rousedenise13@gmail.com

Work 586-258-0335

Michelle Rybinski

Cell 810-923-7828

michelle@joanisassociates.com

Tony Rybinski

Cell 248-722-7373

trybinski12@gmail.com

Arlene Scarpace

Cell 248-705-0316

passthetorch2017@gmail.com

Cathy Scarpaci

Cell 586-747-6400 Work 586-260- 8894

cathy.scarpaci@gmail.com

Beverly Schoen

Cell 586-295- 8993

bevschoen31@gmail.com

Michelle Schroka storz@sbcglobal.net

Cell 586-944-6977

Kim Scicluna

Cell 586-944-8153

Kim Schafer

Home 248-652-6967 Cell 248-420-2911

kimonscenic@gmail.com

Rana Shepperson

Cell 810-956-2734

ranashep@gmail.com

Debbie Siwek

Cell 586-917-5767

debbie.siwek@yahoo.com

Pat Skibinski

Cell 586-489-0176

patty2ski@aol.com

Terry Steinmacher

Cell 586-615-1497

tstein-adamsfire@sbcglobal.net

John Sweier

Cell 248-379-1399

T5104js@gmail.com

Shelley Sweier

Cell 248-330-2141

sasweier@gmail.com

Terri Treblas

Cell 330-730-8256 Work 330-653-3103

ttreblas@wrrfc.com

Elizabeth Trelfa

Cell 586-943-9456

trelfa.elizabeth1984@gmail.com

Charrae Trocki

Cell 586-214

2556 charrae@comcast.net

Tony Trocki

Cell 586-214-2559

tonytrocki@comcast.net

Diane Vawter

Work 734-632-5938 Cell 248-931-9277

diane.foren@gmail.com

Carla Verkes

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North Channel Yacht Club 2021 Spirit Award! Congratulations Mark and Sharon Javery presented by P/C Glenn and Lady She il a Nixon Mark and Sharon joined our club a few short years ago in early 2020. From the very beginning of their membership in our Club, they have exemplified the very spirit of service and participation in the North Channel Yacht Club. From serving as OD's their first year, to Mark stepping in to serve as our Club Chaplain to Sharon taking part as one of our Fleet Captains and serving on the Board of First Mates this coming year to name just a few examples, they have demonstrated outstanding commitment to our Club and her members. Congratulations and thank you Mark and Sharon, our 2022 Spirit Award winners.

North Channel Yacht Club 2021 Spirit Award!

North Channel Yacht Club 2021 Hatzenbuhler Award for Member of the Year! Congratulations Peter and Norma Frame and Past Commodore Bill and Mary Beth Hendricks presented by P/C Glenn and Lady She il a Nixon Congratulations to long-time members and 2022 Members of the Year Award Winners Peter, Norma, P/C Bill and Mary Beth. Their selfless dedication to our Club and actions to preserve our Clubhouse will be remembered always. We all owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to you all!

2021 Hatzenbuhler Award for Member of the Year!

Hatzenbuhler Award for Member of the Year Past Recipients

John Prochaska & Sharon Wood PC Bill & Sandy Bauer PC John & Marj Sevald PC Hugh & Mary Vestal Tom and Tracey Isett PC Scott & Kathy Bell PC Joe & Denise Cox Dave & Deb DuVernay PC Rick & Jill Romatz Mark & Deb Hagendorff Mark & Deb Hagendorff PC Rick & Jill Romatz PC Harley & Linda Burris Fred Drexler

1970 1971 1972 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Victor M. Simney Arthur A Ziemann Daniel J. Bollig Karl L. Kohler Bill J. Hemenway Samuel D. Higgins Samuel D. Higgins Robert W. Tarien William J. Tarien

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Joe L. Buzelli

Chuck Sherman Karl A. Sauermilch

Karl L. Kohler

Charlie Saunders John E. Brenner Henry H. Ceder

Diane French

PC Bob & Pati Watson

Ernie Wagner Ardo Apigian

Debbie Siwek

PC Brian & Renee McEvoy Don Shepperson & Rex Oliver

James W. Trueman

Bill O’Connor

Ron & Jeannine Kemp PC Rick & Jill Romatz

Roger Warburton Donald Ricardi Cyril McAdams Edward Enright James Whyard Herbert Madion Kenneth Hintz Donald Gower

Joe Cox

Anthony Santavy

Kenneth & Kay Smith

Michael Golden

Fraternal Order of the Anchor 2021 Recipients

Tony Rybinski P/C Bill Hendricks Ron Braun Scott Greenfelder P/C Bill and Mary Hendricks Peter and Norma Frame Christa Betts Rob Ault

North Channel Yacht Club By-Laws Revision History

Revision Date

Revised By

Purpose and Description

Glenn Nixon Secretary

Incorporated changes passed by membership at October 17 Membership Meeting. Also, several instances of punctuation and spelling errors corrected. Reversed the changes to dates in Article IX forward planning committee. Accepted all changes as approved by Board in March Board meeting

9March17

28March17

Glenn Nixon Secretary

Glenn Nixon Secretary

30April18

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March 12, 2020

Frank Corcoran Secretary

Updated for four By-Laws approved by membership, October 2019. Updated document approved by BODMarch 12, 2020 Updated Article IV approved at the October 10, 2021 General Membership Meeting

October 10, 2021

Gary Jialanella

ARTICLE I. NAME The Name of this organization shall be the North Channel Yacht Club, hereafter referred to as the Club. ARTICLE II. PURPOSE The purpose for which the Club is formed is to operate exclusively for pleasure and recreation in fostering and stimulating interest in all forms of boating activity, to preserve the Club’s historical site including the building and grounds, to aid the members of the Club to improve their knowledge of boat handling and navigation, to provide the Club’s members an opportunity for social relaxation and fellowship with others as a basis for maintaining a common interest in boating and to expand that interest to other yachting organizations, no part of

the net earnings of which shall inure to the benefit of any private member. ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP The definition of a member of the North Channel Yacht Club is as follows: Membership consists of individuals and/or married couples while residing at the same legal address. Section 1. The members of the Club shall be classified as follows:

CHARTER BOATING

SENIOR

NON- BOATING

JUNIOR

A.

Charter Charter members shall be those members on the Club records as of January 1, 1968. Boating Boating members shall enjoy full privileges of membership, including the holding of office and the right to vote.

B.

C.

Non- Boating

Non-Boating members shall be entitled to all privileges including the holding of office and the right to vote with the exception of docking. Non-Boating memberships will be available only to Boating and Junior Members in good standing for at least five years. The Board of Directors shall be empowered to limit the number of Non- Boating members. Senior Senior members shall be those members who meet the following criteria: 1. Have been a member prior to January 1, 1997. 2. Have reached the age of 62. 3. Have paid full dues for a period of 120 months minimum. Senior members shall enjoy full privileges of membership, including the right to vote and hold office. Junior Junior membership shall be available to the immediate family of current members in good standing between the ages of 18 and 25 years of age. Junior members shall enjoy limited privileges or extension of age limits of membership as determined by the Board

D.

E.

of Directors, however, they shall not hold office or vote. Junior members in good standing for at least 5 years, may join as Non- Boating members.

Section 2. A.

Applications for membership in the Club shall be on a completed official application form, which has been signed by the applicants and sponsors. A nonrefundable deposit is required with the completed application. This deposit will be credited towards the initiation fee when accepted as a member of N.C.Y.C. The sponsors shall have been a member in good standing for at least one (1) year. The applicant will be interviewed by a member of the Board of Directors and an assignee whom must be an active member in good standing. The application must then be submitted to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors will review the applicant qualifications and if two or more negative votes shall be cast, membership shall be denied. Applicants for membership in the Club shall be persons of the boating fraternity willing to join us in achieving our goals and stated purpose. In the event of a full Club membership, a waiting list shall be established. The

B.

prospective members shall be assigned a position on the waiting list. It shall consist of pertinent information and the names of the sponsors. Both spouses shall likewise be a member of the North Channel Yacht Club and shall have the same status and privileges. A membership shall only have one membership number, one membership type, one LOA status, and one vote. Only one person from the membership can hold office on the NCYC Board of Directors at a time. Memberships in the North Channel Yacht Club are not transferable. In the event of death, the membership shall remain with the surviving spouse. In the event of divorce, it is incumbent on both parties to notify, in writing, the Membership Director within 90 days of the divorce being final, as to which party shall retain the membership. Failure to do so will constitute resignation of the membership of both parties. In the event of said resignation each party, or the party not retaining membership, shall have the right to apply as a newmember in accordance with Article III,

C.

D.

E.

F.

Section 2, Paragraph A. Upon approval of the Board of Directors, be granted membership regardless of membership limit. The Calendar year will be from January 1 to December 31. Any membership status changes must be requested in writing prior to January 1 st . Section 3. Members, bona fide guests, and affiliated Club members, as permitted by the Michigan Liquor Control Commission shall have the right to purchase alcoholic beverages on the premises of the Club. The Club shall comply with all established rules of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS OFFICERS The Flag Officers shall be Commodore, Vice-Commodore and Rear-Commodore. Only members in good standing who have been elected to and served a full term as Vice- Commodore, Rear-Commodore, or a full term as Director prior to taking office shall be eligible for the office of Commodore. Only members in good standing who have been elected to and served one full year as a Director G. H.

suspended and the name of such member shall be Section 2. Any member in arrears for dues or any indebtedness for 30 days after they become payable shall be so notified by the appropriate Chairman at their last given address, and all membership privileges prior to taking office shall be eligible for the office of Vice-Commodore and Rear-Commodore. Only members in good standing for at least two (2) years prior to taking office shall be eligible for the office of Director. ARTICLE V. FEES, DUES AND PENALTIES Section 1. Initiation fee and annual dues: A. The initiation fee will be determined by the Board of Directors. B. The annual dues as determined by the Board of Directors and approved by two thirds of the members voting will be voted by a ballot and counted at the Haul Out Membership meeting. The secretary will send out a written notice to all members 30 days prior to voting. The secretary will then send a voting ballot out at least 10 days before the General Membership Meeting at Haul Out.

posted in the official publication of the Club and/or in a conspicuous place in the clubhouse. If such dues or indebtedness due to the Club shall not be paid within 60 days, it shall be the duty of the Board of Directors to expel such member. If any member shall resign or be expelled from the Club for any reason whatsoever, all of his right, title and interest in or to the assets or property of the Club shall revert and be forfeited to the Club without further action. Members of the Club shall be directly responsible to the Club for all damages done to the property of the Club by themselves or their guests and for the conduct of their guests, and shall pay such sum as ascertained by the Board of Directors to compensate the Club for such damage or misconduct within 30 days of receipt of a bill for same. An up-to-date list of expelled, resigned and Leave of Absence members shall be posted on the bulletin board in the clubhouse. Section 3. A special or penalty assessment may be proposed by the Board of Directors at any regular or special Board meeting. Section 4.

SUSPENSION

The Board of Directors by a vote of seven (7) in favor of suspension, may suspend any member for violation of the rules of the Club, or acting in a manner improper to the best interest of the Club. The suspension shall be for a period of time to be fixed by the Board, but shall not be for a period of time greater than three (3) months. The suspended member shall enjoy none of the privileges of membership and shall not be allowed to enter the Club property owned or leased, during the period of The Board of Directors shall have the authority to expel any member suspended, and in all cases of expulsion for non-payment of dues, assessments or other indebtedness to the Club. If the reason for suspension is other than dues, assessments or other indebtedness, the Board shall notify the member of the violation(s) and reason(s) for the proposed expulsion and the time and place the suspended member may be heard. The meeting between the suspended member and the Board will be held not less than ten (10) days after date of notification. The Board shall hear the member relate reasons assigned for his/her expulsion and may expel such member upon a vote of not less than seven (7) in favor of expulsion. Section 5. suspension. EXPULSION

Terminated members who were in good standing at the time their membership terminated, may be reinstated to the membership status by paying the current initiation fee plus current dues and fees, or by paying all dues, fees and assessments since the date of termination. It shall be the duty of the Board of Directors to determine if any membership was terminated in either good or bad standing. A member terminated in bad standing is not eligible for reinstatement, except at the discretion of the The Board of Directors shall have the authority to grant any member in good standing a Leave of Absence without penalty for one year upon written request of the member. Upon written request, the Board shall also have the authority to extend the Leave of Absence for a second year. No additional Leave of Absence shall be granted beyond two years, except for good cause as presented by the member, and upon a vote of the Board of Directors of not less than seven (7) in favor of an additional Leave of Absence. In the event that any member is not granted a Leave of Absence, or extension thereof, then he or she must then pay all dues, costs and penalties then due and owing and accept the duties and obligations of membership or resign. Board of Directors. LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Section 6. Annual dues and assessments for Senior members will be reduced by 50 percent. Section 7. Annual dues and assessments for Junior members will be determined by the Board of Directors. Section 8. Annual dues and assessments for Non-Boating members will be reduced by 50 percent. ARTICLE VI. GOVERNMENT Section 1. The entire government and management of the Club shall be vested in the Board of Directors, which shall consist of nine Directors, three Flag Officers and immediate Past Commodore. Section 2. The term of office of Directors shall be for three years with three Directors being elected each year plus those Directors required to fill vacancies. Directors will serve in the following manner: 1. The three members receiving the highest number of votes will be elected to the

regular three-year term of the Board of Directors. 2. The member receiving the next highest number of votes will fill the longest unexpired term etc., until all positions on the Board of Directors are filled at the time of the election. Section 3. The annual period of office for all Flag Officers and Directors shall be from January 1 st through December 31 st . Section 4. The membership has the right to recall any elected official. Upon petition of 15 percent of the active membership in good standing, an official ballot will be prepared and sent to each member in good standing and voting shall be by the official ballot method as provided in Article VII, Section 6 and 12 of these By-Laws. Two thirds affirmative vote of the members shall recall the subject official. ARTICLE VII. NOMINATIONS, ELECTIONS, BALLOTING AND

MEETINGS Section 1.

The annual business meeting and election of Officers shall be held during the month of October.

A minimum of 15 percent of the voting members in good standing shall be required to elect officers and members of the Board of Directors. Section 2. A Nominating Committee composed of five members in good standing, none of who shall be Flag Officers or on the Board of Directors, shall be appointed annually by the Board of Directors at least three months prior to the date of the annual election. Section 3. The Nominating Committee will provide one candidate for Commodore, one candidate for Vice- Commodore, two candidates for Rear-Commodore and two candidates for each Board position to be filled except as provided for in Sections 5 and 11 of this Article. It is understood that the current Vice- Commodore will be the preferred candidate for Commodore and the current Rear-Commodore will be the preferred candidate for Vice-Commodore. The Nominating Committee shall ascertain the eligibility of all nominees through the Membership Chairman, then obtain verbal acceptance from the nominees, and forward their recommendations to the Board of Directors no later than the regular August meeting for approval. Additionally, the Nominating Committee must nominate at least two

(2) lay members to run for the Cash Reserve Fund Standing Committee as per Article XIII herein. Section 4. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL SEND WRITTEN NOTICE OF ALL NOMINEES AND OR PROPOSED BY- LAW AMENDMENTS TO THE MEMBERSHIP AT LEAST 30 DAYS PRIOR TO BALLOTING. Section 5. Flag Officers and Directors must be elected from recommendations of the Nominating Committee except that a name may be placed on the ballot if presented by petition of at least 15 percent of the active membership in good standing and presented to the Secretary at least 21 days before the annual election meeting. Section 6. Official ballots will be used for election of office and voting on certain proposals. The ballots for election shall contain the names of the candidates officially nominated, the offices to which they have been nominated, and the date and time of the election meeting. Ballots for proposals shall contain the exact and complete wording of the proposal. The Secretary shall prepare and send an official ballot to each member in good standing at least ten days prior to the meeting at which such election or voting

is to be held. Two envelopes will be sent with each official ballot; (a) a plain, inner envelope with no identifying marks, and (b) an outer envelope pre- addressed to the Secretary with a place for the member’s name and roll number in the upper left hand corner. The member must seal his/her ballot in the plain, inner envelope, then enclose it in the official outer envelope, marked with his/her name and number before the start of the election meeting. Section 7. The Secretary or acting Secretary, with the help of two members of the Board of Directors shall check the name appearing on the outer envelope to determine that the member is in good standing. If so, the sealed ballot will be placed in a container to be delivered to the Teller Committee. Section 8. The Teller committee shall be appointed by the Commodore on the day of the election meeting and shall consist of five members in good standing, none of whom is currently an Officer of the Club or on the Board of Directors or a candidate for office. The Commodore shall appoint a Committee Chairman and apprise the Teller Committee of its duties and responsibilities, including the positions to be filled, i.e. Commodore, Vice-Commodore, Rear-

Commodore and three Directors, plus any incomplete terms to be filled, along with the method of tabulating the ballots. Section 9. The Teller Committee shall tabulate the ballots during the business meeting and the Chairman of the Committee shall then announce the tabulation results of the election to the membership, including the name, number of votes received by the winners, office to which elected and length of term, where A recount of the ballots may be requested by any candidate or his duly appointed proxy, also a recount of a proposal may be requested by any member in good standing, prior to disposal of the ballots. Such request must be made immediately and such recount may be witnessed by any one Flag Officer, if so requested by the candidate or proxy. Section 11. In the case of a vacancy of the Board of Directors, the Board shall, at their next regular meeting, or a special meeting called for that purpose, nominate and elect an eligible member to hold office until the next annual election meeting. The vacated office shall then be filled for the balance of the original applicable. Section 10.

term by election in accordance with the applicable provisions stated in Articles IV, VI, and VII herein. Vacancy in a Flag Office shall be filled as follows (at the next regular Board meeting, or a special meeting called for that purpose, following such vacancy): All Officers below the vacated position will assume the next higher office for the completion of the term. The offices of Rear-Commodore and Vice- Commodore may be merged or an eligible member may, at the discretion of the Board of Directors, be appointed to the office of Rear-Commodore until the next annual election. An appointed officer shall not accede to higher office by being placed unopposed on the ballot at said election. Section 12. All meetings shall be conducted according to Robert’s Rules of Order. Special membership meetings may be called by the Commodore, the Board of Directors, or upon written petition signed by at least 15 percent of the members in good standing. The time and place for holding such meeting, if called by the Commodore or Board of Directors, shall be designated by the Board of Directors and, if petitioned for by members of the Club, at such time and place as shall be designated in such petition provided, however,