----- Original Message -----
From: H. C. "Butch" Blanchard
To: Gil Vick ; Mike Cooper ; Mike Butts ; Cameron Coburn ; Bill Purcell ; Bill DuPere ; Greg & Val Georgevitch ; Michael Casalena
Cc: Gaines Grantham
Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 10:11 AM
Subject: RE: Election of a new Commodore?

Gil, please stop cluttering up the internet with your garbage.  Normal process of election will
elect another commodore, or not.  YOU STARTED the buying of shares to get votes, by your own
declaration.  You and only you.  Are we to trust you more than the Coburns?  I think your actions
have answered that question.  Concerning your declaration of innocence:  I had already, for the
Board, reached an agreement (offer and acceptance) to purchase Miriam Fox's shares.
When you heard they were available, you used that information gathered from a Board member and
purchased the shares instead.  You should not throw rocks in your own glass house!
 
Your interest in the affairs of the Club has been either good or bad, depending upon your
actions.  When you have helped facilitate the racing and recruit new members, everyone has been
thankful.  When you foment dissention within the Club and the Board, you help destroy the Club. 
We have many members who do not even want to go to the the Club because you will be there with
some obnoxious issue or criticism and offer no solution.  You have affected my use and enjoyment
of the Club, and I resent that.
 
It has been through your threats to sue the Club, delivered at nearly every Board meeting, that
the cause to protect the Club property from you has derived.  The issue has been there for years,
but you were the first of many to actually buy stock to have more votes than anyone else. 
I resent you using your wealth to have more votes than I have.  You have no right to more say
in the Club that I have, or any other member has, by use of your wealth.  This whole issue is
solvable by returning to one vote per family member in the operation of the Club, but then your
purchased votes will only count the same as my vote, and you would be against that.
 
Your participation on the Board continued only until you got what you wanted, a list of the
stockholders.  As soon as you had that, you quit the Board under the pretext of the notice posted
on the stock certificates.  So instead of helping to work out solutions, you have decided to become
the problem.  I take your email campaign and actions are because you have been out-purchased,
and hence can now be out-voted.  Time will tell who is protective of the Club and who is the threat. 
I think you and your actions have already proved that.
 
I suggest you forget this personal vendetta for the good of the Club and let the normal course of
matters proceed.  All this "stuff" will have no good result, and only serve the hurt the Club you
publically profess to want to preserve forever.  A little compassion for others, teamwork to obtain
better results, and personal restraint when you must accept the will of the majority, will make
everything we do more successful.
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Gil Vick [mailto:gvick@informnet.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:17 PM
To: Mike Cooper; Mike Butts; Cameron Coburn; Butch Blanchard; Bill Purcell; Bill DuPere; Greg & Val Georgevitch; Michael Casalena
Cc: Gaines Grantham
Subject: Election of a new Commodore?

Article V, Section 2 Special Meetings  allows any 2 directors to call a special meeting of the WSC Board of Directors.
 
Article VII, Section 2. Removal  allows any officer to be removed by a majority vote of the board.
 
Removal would require 4 of you.  I think the bylaws would eaisly allow a single issue meeting to be held online with full discussion taking place online if time or travel became an issue.
 
It would be a better world if a Commodore the membership could trust to represent stated WSC interests were in charge of the election on November 30.
 
It is not clear to me if the membership can unelect a board member?  How do you read this?  Would a "No Confidence" motion be proper with the 1/10 quorum as this may fall under the election of directors?
 
...Gil