For Sale: Harbor 20 Main Sail
2014 Elliott / Patterson Mainsail w/ battens, #397
Used 1 season In Santa Barbara, LIKE NEW
Asking $600. well maintained. #397
Call Fred 805-896-9608 Cell
Or fredrice125@gmail.net
2014 Elliott / Patterson Mainsail w/ battens, #397
Used 1 season In Santa Barbara, LIKE NEW
Asking $600. well maintained. #397
Call Fred 805-896-9608 Cell
Or fredrice125@gmail.net
Schock Boats will have equipment and supplies available for purchase. Helping hands will be available for repairs and to discuss maximizing your boat speed; sail fast!
If you have special repair requests, send them in advance to Michael Volk so he can make it happen!
Bruce Cooper
Southern California & Mexico: Sales, Design, Service & Coaching
Bruce has worked for Ullman Sails for over 26 years. Bruce began Southern California sailing at the age of 6 and has continued to sail locally and internationally. His 35-years of experience racing ranges from one-design dinghies, small keelboats, 12 Meters and 70’ Sleds. Bruce has competitively raced in California, Europe, Key West, throughout Mexico and raced to Hawaii nine times. Bruce has won as crew at the National Championships in B-25’s, Catalina 38’s and won numerous PHRF Championships. Bruce is responsible for design, quality control and loft operations. Bruce purchased the Newport Beach & Long Beach Ullman Sails franchises from Dave Ullman in 2006. His sail making strengths are wide range; working in handwork, running the plotter, laying out repairs to designing. Bruce’s goal is to have the most satisfied customers. He likes to see customers meet their vision of sailing and/or racing on their dreamboat with the absolute best set of sails made by his loft. Bruce has been able to turn his passion for sailing into a lifelong career.
EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Balboa Yacht Club has added a Harbor 20 Regatta on March 12, 2016. Trophies, Food, Music. More info and sign up on the Online Race Notice Board.
NHYC has posted NORs for their new “Friday Frolic” Regatta to take place on four Fridays starting on February 26th and ending on May 20th. According to the NORs:
The Event is open to all members of NHYC and/or members of Harbor 20 Fleet. There is no entry fee except for having a good attitude toward the Corinthian spirit of the event, and
The purpose of these races is to have fun, build great relations among fellow skippers, learn and develop our skills in sailing, and to support Ye Pirate Den.
Visit the official regatta website for NORs and Online Entry.
Like the Alerion Express 20 for which it is frequently mistaken, the Harbor 20 is the modern expression of a traditional Herreschoff design. It is equally at home with six adults picnic sailing (class rules require the cockpit cushions to be in place at all times and no hiking allowed); or high performance racing with a crew of 2 or 3. This boat is a frequent club race winner (despite its scary 210 PHRF rating).
Delivered new (personally by Tom and Jane Schock) to San Francisco in 2005, Sail #226 is regrettably now for sale. Includes: customized Pacific trailer with delivery mileage only; torsion bar suspension, virtually rust-free; wheels always covered for UV protection. Full boat cover (in addition to cockpit cover). Bolt-on Splashboard (by Schock). “Retractable” spinnaker pole (by Schock) with two spinnakers. Ready to race – excellent condition throughout. Always dry-sailed; never modified from original; fully equipped as from factory; Elliott/Pattison main and Ullman jib still very competitive. Full build documentation and correspondence. Lightly but very successfully raced in PHRF on San Francisco Bay (no stranger to the podium).
In San Francisco by original owner:
Contact: John Colver
rjcyc@aol.com or 415-435-4024
The Class Association Board of Directors for the Harbor 20 Fleet has been elected by the general membership. These members will serve a one-year term. They are:
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(1 February 2016)
HARBOR 20 FLEET FOUR
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
JAN. 27, 2016
CALL TO ORDER: Fred Rice presiding. Present, Geoff Slaff, Morgan Green, Ann Hutchins, Thomas Wright, Bill Bench, Jane Barrett, Kathleen Bauschke, Dale Zurawski, Sandra Denton, Tom Kelleway, Rich Miller, John Jeffries, Ken Kieding
Geoff proposed the above procedure for discussion at the next Fleet Four general meeting.
Ann and Geoff recommended publishing a calendar of meetings for the year. Ann recommended a reminder date for the next meeting be announced and included in the minutes of each meeting.
A series of match races will be put on the fleet meeting agenda for discussion, as per a request by Rich Miller.
Adjournment 5:38 p.m.
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To accommodate those that wish to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday, the NOR’s for the Winter Series #4 have been amended so that the first start will be 12:00 instead of 13:00.
Please consult and verify all NOR’s and Sailing Instructions on the Official Regatta Website.
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HARBOR 20 FLEET FOUR
FLEET MEETING, JANUARY 14, 2016
Call to Order: Fred Rice presiding. Present: Bill Bench, Thomas Wright, Morgan Green, J.J. Jeffries, Jane Wright, Ann Hutchins, Bhrian Resnik, Caroline Kavanagh, Scott Deardorff, Leslie Deardorff, Rich Miller, Jane Watkins, Helene Webb, Karen Cahill, Wayne Rosing, Dennis Plesons, Bill Sheridan, Tim Wilde.
Old Business
December Minutes: Morgan Green – one correction. Proposed date of party at Fred’s winery is April 16, not the 14th. Minutes accepted.
Class Association Board Nominations: Fred Rice – Reported that the H2O Class Association has posted its newest Class Rules and Bylaws on the website. One change is the addition to the Class Board of representatives from all the fleets. That board decided to nominate all current fleet captains, but still wanted more. At their request, Fred thought of Rich Miller as an experienced Fleet Four member for the task, and Rich volunteered and sent in his resume. He will appear on the Class board ballot. All boat owners with Class dues paid up will receive an email for an electronic vote.
New Business
Fleet Capt. Report: Fred Rice – Fred allowed the following ex agenda items under this heading.
Bill Bench suggestion: weigh the whole fleet. After fleet discussion the motion by Bill and amended by Scott Deardorff and approved by voice vote: All fleet four boats must be weighed before the first race of the 2016 Championship Series, with only class required equipment aboard, and without the spinnaker sail. Fred said he would schedule a non-racing weekend for the weighing, using a digital scale brought from Newport.
A second motion by Jane Wright, and seconded by Rich Miller was approved by voice vote: All newcomer boats without a certification from the manufacturer or fleet measurer must be measured and weighed.
Fleet Capt. Report continued: Fred reviewed the schedule of 2016 fleet championship races. It will be the same as in 2015, as earlier approved by the board.
Treasurer’s Report: Fred Rice for Geoff Slaff: Funds at year’s end were $2,239.67. Subsequently, five boats have also paid their 2016 Fleet Four dues of $100. Checks go to Geoff Slaff, treasurer.
Election by Feb. 1: Bylaws require this timing. There six board nominees, Fred Rice, Bill Bench, Thomas Wright, Morgan Green, Geoff Slaff and Ann Hutchins, as of the Jan. 12 deadline. The five who receive the most votes will serve. Ballots will be secret, via email.
Party Feb. 13, FYI: Will be hosted by Wayne Rosing and Dorothy Largay at one of their homes, to be decided.
Open Discussion:
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