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The Log Publication USCGAUX Flotilla 36 Boca Raton, Florida

Flotilla 36 Volume XXXV, Issue 7

Boca Raton, Florida Division 3, 7th

CG District Aux July, 2011

Volume XXXVI, Issue 3

March 2012 Division 3, 7th

CG District Aux

http://www.cgauxboca.org

This version FOR PUBLIC Viewing…No Dissemination Restrictions

Farewell to Pat and Nancy Feighery. Thank

you for 11 years of exceptional service to

Flotilla 36 and the Coast Guard Auxiliary!

http://www.cgauxboca.org/


And the Award Goes To…

Len Schwartz and Tom Rutherfoord receive Auxiliary Commandant’s Letter of Commendation

Marie and Mark Thompson receive Certificate of Appreciation for organizing holiday goodies for

Station Lauderdale


Tom (and Marge) Kegan and Tom (and Vicky Thayer) receive Certificates of Appreciation for their

coordination of January’s Change of Watch dinner/dance.

Pat Feighery shows his award for 2012 Past Division Captains/Commanders Association.


Terry Day receives his 10-year Auxiliary Membership Service Award.

Matt Wasserman shows his Auxiliary Achievement Medal (awarded at Division 3 Meeting)


Mario Stagliano receives his Instructor certificate.

Merry Duncan receives Certificate of Appreciation for “Dory the Dolphin,” at the last National

Safe Boating Week Open House.

Flotilla staff officers Jon Derr (FSO-CM) and Merry Duncan (FSO-PA) are sworn in.


From the Helm…

Bill Bartley

Flotilla Commander 3 6 [email protected]

Our next scheduled monthly meeting is Thursday, March 1, 2012.

Please plan on attending and please bring a guest. Uniform is Tropical Blue Long, ODU or civilian.

Thanks to everyone that participated in our February activities and look forward to your participation in

our March activities.

SAVE THESE DATES:

Thursday 3/2 Monthly Flotilla Meeting

Saturday 3/4 Sea Turtle Day at Gumbo Limbo 0900

Saturday 3/4 ABS at Tropic Isles, part 2 0800-1200

Tuesday 3/6 Boat Crew Training 1900-2100

Saturday 3/10 Workshop Day: OPS, IT, VE 0900


Wednesday 3/14 Boat Crew Training 1900-2100

Saturday 3/17 VE Pennell’s Marina 1000-1400


Tuesday 3/20 Division Meeting McVey House 1900

Thursday 3/22 Flotilla Staff Meeting 1900

Saturday 3/24 PE About Boating Safely 0900-1700

Saturday 3/24 Boca Beach Bash, Spanish River Park


Wednesday 3/28 Boat Crew Training 1900-2100

Saturday 3/31 Practice QE Mission

Below is a summary of Division 3 hours as of 02/21/2012. Thanks to all for their participation in our

activites and documenting their time. We as a team should be very proud of our contribution in

supporting our Flotilla objectives and the objectives of the Coast Guard Auxiliary.

mailto:[email protected]


Values070-03-01

HOLLYWOOD

070-03-02 FT

LAUDERDALE

070-03-04

POMPANO

BEACH

070-03-06 BOCA

RATON

070-03-07

LIGHTHOUS

E POINT

070-03-08

PLANTATIONDiv 03

Members Activity 316.00 425.00 967.20 1,557.20 644.80 1,802.90 5,713.10

Unit Activity 312.00 392.00 889.00 1,241.60 436.20 1,499.80 4,770.60

Actuals to date 314.00 408.50 928.10 1399.40 540.50 1651.35 5241.85

2012 Goals 4577 4980 10867 13281 7594 21784 63083

% Accomplished 6.86% 8.20% 8.54% 10.54% 7.12% 7.58% 8.31%

Total Active Members 28 52 66 115 28 49 338

Hours per member 11.21 7.86 14.06 12.17 19.30 33.70 15.51

VSC Goals 50 16 492 381 345 200 1484

VSC Accomplished 0 2 105 24 17 74 222

MDV Goals 6 20 335 36 276 585 1258

MDV Accomplished 0 0 4 9 31 103 147

Members Goals 31 56 72 126 30 52 367

Members Enrolled 28 52 66 115 28 49 338

I would like to thank and recognize Ted and Becky Lutjen for hosting the Valentine/Pat’s farewell party.

It was a great party with great food, fellowship, and music that was provided by “The Decades”.

Andrea Rutherfoord

Vice Flotilla Commander

[email protected]

Many, many thanks to Becky and Ted Lutjen for their Valentine party on Feb. 11. We had this

opportunity to wish Pat and Nancy Feighery farewell and hear some great 60’s music from “The

Decades,” featuring our Division Vice-Captain, Dan Hess. We were treated to dancing music, fine food,

and even “local” singers – Marie Duda and Pat Feighery each took a turn at the microphone. Thanks to

all who attended and brought such delicious food – everything was outstanding!



March brings many opportunities for you to spend time with the public – we need volunteers for the Sea

Turtle Day at Gumbo Limbo (Mar. 3) and the Boca Beach and Boating Bash (Mar. 24). In addition, we

have PE classes, Boat Crew Training, training for upcoming QE audits, safety patrols, radio watches,

vessel exams, and dealer visitations. The weather is great, so let’s get out there and meet the Boca

boating community. Please contact me or other staff officers to get involved with these activities. Ask

about the correct uniform. Ask for directions and instructions and anything else. Just volunteer. You’ll

be proud you did.

I’m happy to announce that our Flotilla has received formal approval to begin shore-side and underway

training for the Boca/Delray Sea Cadets. Training missions are in the planning stages, and we hope to

provide at least one underway mission before the end of the school year. We are fortunate to have an

opportunity to work with this fine organization and such dedicated youth.

We are starting a mentoring program for the 10 new members who have joined this year already (thank

you, Mario). We will contact members individually to begin a mentoring relationship with each new

member to get them integrated into the Flotilla. If you are called, I hope you undertake the job with

enthusiasm. It will make a big difference.

Note that the 1-hour TCT training will be held at our March Flotilla meeting (not workshop day), so

please attend the meeting and complete this annual requirement (unless you need the 8-hr TCT training

this year).

I look forward to seeing you at the meeting and all the March activities!

Thomas H. Kegan

Member Training

[email protected]

Workshop Day: March 10. These workshops are given once a year to keep members

informed on any changes to Auxiliary procedures and how to participate in any of

fields of Auxiliary work.

This year the Diversity presentation is mandatory for all new members as well as present members. Approximate schedule: Please arrive at 9:00. Bring your own lunch.

0915- 0950: Diversity training (Gwen Leys, Division Diversity Officer) – Required for all

members

1000-1200: Operations and Communications (Eric Weinbaum and Jon Derr) – Required for

everyone in boat/comms operations

1200-1245: Instructor workshop (Jim Goldasich) - working lunch

1300-1345: Vessel Examiner and Program Visitor workshop (Ted Lutjen)

1400-1500: National Safe Boating Week Committee meeting (TomK) - Planning for Open

House on May 19. The Safe Boating Program was presented last year. All who participated last

year are welcome to return, as well as anyone who would like to participate this year. It is the

time for our Flotilla to show the public what we do in the field of water safety, boat inspections,

and public education. We showed a video on “Save the Whale” for children, and this year we

hope to have one on “Save the Manatee.”

Our Boat Crew classes continue on Tuesday evenings through March and April.



Ted Lutjen

Vessel Examination

[email protected] NO REPORT

Shirley Fisher Materials


Don Fisher

Information Systems

[email protected]

Several issues were resolved this month, regarding policies, 7030 inputs and data entry that will improve

accuracy and accountability in our numbers.

AUXOP Training- A letter was forwarded to our bridge recommending specific changes in course texts

and exams.

Four members sat for a retake of the AUXOP NAV Part B exam. For the first time a comment sheet was

included in the test package. All four commented that some questions were ambiguous (incomplete as to

meaning).





Eric Weinbaum

Operations

[email protected]

We have a total of 3 Coxswains, and 15 crew members who need there 3 year re-certification this year.

(Reference Tom Kegan’s Member training report in February issue of log). Additionally we have a

couple of trainee’s who are almost ready for their initial QE. With that said, we are looking to have

another QE in late March or early April, so stay tuned for an exact date. I will continually send out

requests for crew giving preference to those who need hours, and those who are preparing for re-

certification, or initial QE.

Reminder: We will be giving the 1 hour TCT training (annual requirement) immediately following the

upcoming Flotilla meeting March 1. To make sure the training session goes quickly and effectively, we

need you to read through the scenario in this month’s log, and write down the key risk factors, and

decision points, that may impact judgment and crew safety and be prepared to discuss.

Jennifer Blau

Publications

[email protected]

Please feel free to email me any picture(s) or article(s) you would like in the LOG! Enjoy this issue-

Until next time!

Liliane Meghabghab

Navigation Services

[email protected]

- Pedestrian bridge construction across Hillsboro Drainage Canal will continue till

approx. 03/30/12, Ref: LNM 49-11 through 06-12 Chart: 11467

- The US Navy, S. FL Ocean Measurement Facility (SFOMF) will be conducting surface maneuvers on

03/03 to 3/12/12, east & south of Port Everglades Inlet, ½ to 4 NM offshore, & from ½ NM south of

Port Everglades Inlet to 3 miles south. LNM 06/12

- Chart corrections: Main Panel 308 Ft Lauderdale Port Everglades. New River Sound Light 12 to 5M,

CGD07 at 26-06-50.270N 080-06-34.001W

- Shoaling reported in the vicinity of Hillsboro River LT 68 (LLNR 47190) Chart 11467

LNM 3108, and in Ocean Park Channel between DBN 1 (LLNR 47040) and DBN 8 (LLNR 47075)

Chart 11467, LNM 0806





Jim Goldasich

Public Education

[email protected]

The February 18th ABS Class has been delivered to the public and we had a total of 18 students

attending, and 15 of the total were Sea Cadets. As a special note, Mario Stagliano taught his first class

as a certified instructor. Congratulations Mario! Others who assisted during the day were Tom Kegan,

Andrea Rutherfoord, Fred Gless, Marie Thompson and Liliane Meghabghab. A hearty thank you to you

all in assisting and making this relatively large class a resounding success!

Upcoming events for Public Education include a special class that is planned for next Saturday,

February, 24th 2012, at Tropic Bay. This will be the first

installment in a two day class at the Tropic Bay clubhouse.

The second class will be held there on March 3, 2012.

According to a recent article in the Miami Herald, the Coast

Guard is pushing for a more rapid response to emergencies at

sea and to do so it is asking for a little “Self help” from

boaters. Besides the use of routine and required safety gear

on vessels, it is recommending that boaters should take time

to register electronic safety equipment, such as emergency

position indicating radio beacons (EPIRBs) and marine

radios according to U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Aaron Jozsef of

the U.S. Coast Guard's Seventh District command center. Surprisingly, "Only 6 percent of alerts we

receive are actual distress, but the command center treats all like

they are real," he said. "If one goes off, I'm immediately in the

stress mode."

The Coast Guard is requesting that all marine radios and EPIRBS

be registered and assigned a MMSI number (see January 2012

LOG) so that personal information about the type of vessel and its

occupants may be attached to the distress call. Registration of

emergency communications equipment could provide a significant

savings to taxpayers as more than $4 million is spent annually by

the US Coast Guard in aviation rescue costs responding to false calls.

As we contact and connect with the public it would be extremely helpful if this message could be

delivered so that the money spent on emergency response is actually devoted to saving lives.



Barry Ruchowitz


Liliane Meghabghab

Recording Secretary

[email protected]

Please see attached report.

Jon Derr

FSO-CM NO REPORT

Mario Stagliano

FSO-HR NO REPORT



All crew, coxswains, and members who need their 1

hour Team coordination training credit, we will be

conduction the training immediately following an

abbreviated March 1, 2011 flotilla meeting. To expedite

the session we request that you read through the

scenario below and write down the key risk factors and

decision points that may impact judgment and crew

safety and be prepared to discuss.

Team Coordination Training 2012 Refresher Participant Reference

Learning Objectives

Participants will learn to identify key risk factors and decision points that may impact judgment

and crew safety.

Identify the special challenges this mission presented.

Identify and discuss the key issues that created a hazardous condition on this patrol.

Understand how crew selection, condition or fitness, and experience issues impacted the

outcome of this situation.

Define the leadership and decision making issues that arose when the so called “routine”

mission became dangerous to the crew and public.

The Patrol

Mission: A “routine” MOM patrol in Monterey Bay, California

Facility:

1963 Chris Craft cabin cruiser, 36 foot LOA, twin screw inboard, wood construction.

Weather: 91°F and hazy …wind: W at 10 mph…Humidity: 72%...Low tide 1432 hrs

CREW

Coxswain: Jack, 55 year old with 12years experience with his own 20 foot center

console, no experience with facility used in this patrol.

Crewmember: Joe, 82 year old “retired cox’n” who offered his 36 footer for use

since a heart ailment forced him to drop back to “crew” status earlier this year.

Crewmember: Ed, 64 year old with 3 years’ experience as crewmember

Enlarged Area of Operations


Scenario:

Facility owner Joe is a 20 year veteran; 17 years as coxswain of his own 36 foot

Chris Craft. Joe now takes heart medicine that causes an occasional dizzy spell

in hot weather. That has caused him to give up his coxswain qualification, but

he still offers his boat for use as a facility, as long as he can continue to crew.

Coxswain Jack is an experienced coxswain but, until now, has exclusively used

his own 20 foot center console for patrols. Crewmember Ed, a 64 year old with 3

years’ experience as crewmember, rounds out the crew.

The patrol is a Maritime Observation Mission (MOM) conducted in the Monterey

Bay AOR just off the coast of California; the facility is under orders and

communications is maintained by the local CG boat station. The coxswain

considered this to be a routine patrol that posed no special problems and

advised his crew of that finding.

During the patrol, a passing boater hails the facility. The boater informs the crew

that, moments earlier, he saw a lone fisherman fall off a small skiff after a large

wake, caused by a passing party fishing boat, violently rocked his boat.

Jack is at the helm and proceeds to the location reported by the passing

boater, approximately 500 yards away. He plans to assess the situation before

notifying the Coast Guard duty officer. About 100 yards from the scene, they

see a male struggling in the water some 20 yards from a small skiff with no one

aboard. Ed immediately yells “Man Overboard”, points to the port side and yells

again, “Man overboard… 100 yards at 270 degrees relative”.

Jack immediately powers down and begins approaching the man in the water.

Joe goes below and begins rummaging through his cabin, looking for his

throwable life ring. Several minutes pass while Jack tries to maneuver the 36

footer closer in to the struggling man.


As the facility arrives next to the man in the water, Joe finally emerges from the

cabin, but seems unsteady and a little pale as he tries to untangle the line

attached to the life ring. Jack sees Joe’s difficulty and realizes that Joe cannot

heave the ring, nor will he be able to assist retrieving the man from the water

due to his weakness and instability on deck.

Jack has been having trouble maneuvering the twin-screw vessel close in

without losing sight of the man in the water, due to the size and configuration of

the large cabin cruiser, as well as his inexperience with this vessel. He feels

helpless to assist with the retrieval. Jack then realizes that Joe must take the helm

while he heaves the life ring and Ed prepares to help him (Jack) lift the

exhausted man from the water.

Jack reluctantly orders Joe to the helm and throws the ring. As the man in the

water grabs onto the ring, Jack notices the facility, still under power, moving

further away from the man. As he hauls in on the life ring line with the man

hanging on, they begin to inadvertently tow the man through the water, which

causes the man to lose his grasp on the ring. Jack retrieves the ring and throws

it again to the man, then quickly takes the helm, places the facility in reverse to

stop its forward motion and begins to again close the gap between the man in

water and the facility. As the facility comes up to the man again, he places

both engines into neutral and then leaves the helm to assist Ed in retrieving the

man according to proper procedure.

They then notify CG communications and request immediate assistance, unsure

of the medical condition of the man just retrieved. Meanwhile Joe sits in the

mate’s chair and searches for his heart medication. The Coast Guard

dispatches a patrol boat and takes charge of the recovered man and takes the

skiff in tow.

End of Story

Did you know that as a member of the Coast Guard

Auxiliary you may be able to get a discount with

leading retailers? Check this web site www.shopauxiliary.com/ for more information

http://www.shopauxiliary.com/


BAREFOOT MAILMAN Photos and Captions by Liliane Meghabghab

Barefoot Mailman is the annual reenactment of Colonial Mailmen walking or riding horse along

coast/beach to deliver mail to South FLL. February 4, 2012 was Boy Scouts annual 34 mile hike over 2

days. The CG & Aux provided boats to transport almost 450 Scouts from Pier 66 to STA FLL.

From there, Scouts resumed their hike to Haulover Park to camp overnight and then hike to

South Beach in the morning.

F36 - Crewless transporting Scouts & mooring at STA FTL to off load Scouts

Thank you- Ed Stolzenberg for Crewless


A Special Farewell to Pat Feighery

At the Lutjen’s Valentine’s Day Pary


AT THE FLOTILLA MEETING:

Ted Lutjen (FSO-VE) gives his staff report

Eric Weinbaum (FSO-OP) gives his

staff report.


New members introduce

themselves: Rudy Infante (left),

Paul Keays (standing in rear) and

Armando Matos (right).

Members pay attention during Tom

Kegan’s training from the Auxiliary

Manual.


AUXLO Brian Mullinax talks about recent activity at Station Lauderdale.

Here are some useful local boating websites:

Port Everglades: http://www.PortEvergladesWebcam.com

Boca Raton Inlet: http://www.pbcgov.com/webcams/bocainlet/

Boca Raton South Beach Park: http://evsboca.netfirms.com/

Lake Boca Webcam: http://lakebocacam.com/

Delray Beach: http://delraybeachwebcam.com/

Jupiter Inlet: http://www.evsjupiter.com/main.htm

Lake Worth or Palm Beach Inlet: http://www.pbcgov.com/webcams/lwi/

Boynton Beach or South Lake Worth Inlet: http://www.pbcgov.com/webcams/slwi/

Florida Intracoastal Waterway Bridge Guide

http://www.hisc.org/Cruising/FloridaAtlIntracostalWaterwayMovableBridgeGuide.pdf

Hillsboro Inlet Tides http://tbone.biol.sc.edu/tide/tideshow.cgi?site=Hillsboro+Inlet,+Coast+Guard+Light+Station+Florida

Hillsboro Inlet Tides (and other stuff)

http://www.windfinder.com/tide/Hillsboro_Inlet_Coast_Guard_Light_Station_Florida

Important Web Sites:

http://www.portevergladeswebcam.com/

http://www.pbcgov.com/webcams/bocainlet/

http://evsboca.netfirms.com/

http://lakebocacam.com/

http://delraybeachwebcam.com/

http://www.evsjupiter.com/main.htm

http://www.pbcgov.com/webcams/lwi/

http://www.pbcgov.com/webcams/slwi/

http://www.hisc.org/Cruising/FloridaAtlIntracostalWaterwayMovableBridgeGuide.pdf

http://tbone.biol.sc.edu/tide/tideshow.cgi?site=Hillsboro+Inlet,+Coast+Guard+Light+Station+Florida

http://www.windfinder.com/tide/Hillsboro_Inlet_Coast_Guard_Light_Station_Florida

The Log Publication USCGAUX Flotilla 36 Boca Raton, Florida http://www.cgauxboca.org/

Flotilla 36 Log, roster, flotilla info - USCGAUX Home USCG.org

http://home.auxidept.org/

National Info. What’s New Page, USCG Seventh District , AUXINFO Division 3 Flotilla 6

http://www.cgaux7.org/index7.htm?page=members

USCG Seventh District /Diraux.org

http://d7diraux.org/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=d7diraux/d7gw.htm Gateway Membership ID cards, Member Training Guide, Introduction to training available, Member Training Qualification

Guide, All Courses, Division 3 Training Guide, Training in Division 3, Division 3 Member Training Guide, Training in

Division 3, New Member Training power point presentation, History of USCG, Auxiliary New Member Course Student

Study Guide -1.pdf 06,

New Member-handbook_3-11-10.pdf, Introduction to CG AUX Training , Operation Training, 7028, Change of information

form, 7029 Monthly hour reports and How to get E-Mail password

Members Corner:

NEW MEMBER SPOTLIGHT-

BRUCE FARQUHAR

I’m the proud parent of a daughter who lives in Philadelphia and a son in Germany. I’m also a

grandfather. My son in Germany is 16 and already speaks three languages fluently with two more years

of high school to go. I originally come from Doylestown PA where I graduated from Delaware Valley

College. I spent six years in the Navy as an Air Traffic Controller. After my service I flew as a charter

pilot and flight instructor.

Airplanes are my passion (in addition to ice cream) but I’m looking forward to learning all about boating

in the Auxiliary. I’m also hoping to participate in the various Air Crew missions available to us. The

concept that I might be able to help people is one of the positives that attracted me to the Auxiliary.

Currently I work at The Storage Depot renting self storage units and trucks.

http://www.cgauxboca.org/

http://home.auxidept.org/

http://www.cgaux7.org/index7.htm?page=members

http://d7diraux.org/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=d7diraux/d7gw.htm


Flotilla members, please save these dates:

Saturday, Feb. 25: 8-hr Team Coordination Training (TCT). Starts at 9 AM. Bring your own lunch.

An 8-hr TCT training is required for initial certification and then once every 5 years. In years 2, 3, and 4, a 1-hour refresher class is required.

Thursday, March 1: Brief Flotilla meeting and 1-hr TCT training. Please read the scenario in the Log before the meeting.

Saturday, March 10: Annual workshop day. The morning is required for everyone in boat operations. Afternoon sessions are optional and focus on

specific activities.

Bring your own lunch – goodies to share are VERY welcome.

Approximate schedule: Please arrive at 9:00.

0915- 0950: Diversity training (Gwen Leys) – Required for all members

1000-1200: Operations and Communications (Eric Weinbaum and Jon Derr) – Required for everyone in boat/comms operations

1200-1245: Instructor workshop (Jim Goldasich) - working lunch

1300-1345: Vessel Examiner and Program Visitor workshop (Ted Lutjen)

1400-1500: National Safe Boating Week Committee meeting (TomK) - Planning for Open House on May 19

Saturday, March 24: Boca Beach and Boating Bash at Spanish River Park. Volunteers needed to assist disabled people into boats on the docks. ODUs, summer boat uniform, or

civilian clothes. You must wear a life jacket at all times on the docks. More details to follow.


March 2012 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Flotilla

Meeting 7:30 PM with 1 hr TCT trng

2 3 Sea Turtle Day at Gumbo Limbo 0900 ABS at Tropic Isles, Part 2, 8-noon 4 5 6

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

7

8 9 10

Workshop Day: OP, IT, VE 0900

11 1

12

2

3

45

67

8

9

10

11

Daylight

Savings Time Begins

12 13

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

14

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

15

16 17 St. Patrick’s Day VE Pennell’s Marine 1000-1400

18 19 20 1st Day of Spring

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100 Division meeting McVey House 1900

21 22

Staff

Meeting 1900

23 24 PE - About Boating Safety 9-5 Log articles due Boca Beach Bash, Spanish River Park

25

26 27

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

28

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

29

30 31 Practice for QE


April 2012 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 April Fool’s Day

2 3

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

4 5

Flotilla

Meeting 7:30 PM

6 Good Friday

7 Practice for QE

8 Easter Sunday

9

10

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

11

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

12 13 14

15 16 17 Tax Day Division meeting McVey House 1900

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

18 19

Staff

Meeting 1900

20 21 PE - About Boating Safety 9-5 VE Silver Palm Park 1000-1400 Log articles due

22

23 24

Boat Crew 1900 - 2100

25 26 27 28 Ft.Ldl Air Show

29 Ft.Ldl Air Show

30


The Log is published monthly by:

US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 36

Marine Safety Building

3939 North Ocean Blvd

Boca Raton, FL 33432

Phone: 561-391-3600

Email: [email protected]

Flotilla Meetings are held on the First Thursday of each month at 7:30PM

The Marine Safety building is immediately

south of Spanish River Blvd on A1A.

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