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Gary Jobson Sailing white type, black box white type Photo by Pat Dunsworth white type, black box black type Join us at the NEW WINTER INLAND Join us at the NEW with Gary Jobson! white type FALL/WINTER 2010 ORGANIZED 1897 INCORPORATED 1957 V ol. 54 NO. 3 black type PAGE 2 SCOW SLANTS FALL/WINTER 2010 I.L.Y.A. Board of Directors E-mail: [email protected] Fleet Representative Directors: Web Site: www.ilya.org Rob Evans (or Todd Haines) Jan Gill Directors at Large: One Design A Scow M Scow 1477 North Arm Dr. 3242 W. Windward Pass Chris Andert Orono, MN 55364 Springfield, MO 65810 3354 Owasso Heights Road Home: (952) 472-7545 Cell: (612) 803-2353 Shoreview, MN 55126 Office: (612) 275-6010 [email protected] Home: (651) 484-5337 revans@masters of sail.com Office: (651) 456-2983 Coye Harrett James A. Smith [email protected] Jeff Solum Melges 17 Scow Executive Secretary E Scow 102 Montague P. O. Box 311 Leslie Barkow 4148 Hillcrest Road Fontana, WQI 53125 Fontana, WI 53125 5124 Maple Lane Deephaven, MN 55391 Phone: (262) 325-7247 Phone: (262) 203-7721 Nashotah, WI 53058 Office: (952) 947-4798 [email protected] Home: (262) 367-3777 Fax: (262) 203-7722 Cell: (952) 836-8525 [email protected] Cell: (262) 745-1422 [email protected] Martin Barr Class X Ed Cox Flag Officers: Fred C. Barkow c/o Barr Mechanical Sales Cox Contracting LLC 13719 Laurel Dr. C Scow Mark Prange 5925 Polar Bear Lane Lake Forest, IL 60045 4804 White Swan Dr. Commodore WB Township, MN 55110 Home: (847) 367-4756 West Bend, WI 53095 W334 N5897 Road M Office: (651) 653-7744 [email protected] Cell: (262) 893-3981 Nashotah, WI 53058 [email protected] [email protected] Home: (262) 966-4953 Carl Spencer [email protected] Fletcher Driscoll Optimist Dinghy 28 Peninsula Road Anita Bersie-Chabalowski N22 W29140 Elmhurst Dr. I-20 Scow Pewaukee, WI 53072 Rick Trester Dellwood, MN 55110 Home: (651) 429-0642 27833 Elba Dr. Home: (262) 691-9191 Vice Commodore Office: (651) 426-8315 Grosse Ile, MI 48138 [email protected] 4608 Cedar Park Dr. [email protected] Phone: (734) 837-8805 West Bend, WI 53095 [email protected] Mike Woldum Home: (262) 644-8398 Chip Mann Youth Development Office: (262) 790-0700 4901 32nd Ave S. 2606 W. Lake Park Ct. Noel Neuman [email protected] Mequon, WI 53092 Minneapolis, MN 55417 MC Scow Home: (612) 722-3441 Home: (262) 238-1535 8340 50th Ave. N Peter Friend [email protected] Office: (262) 643-4041 New Hope, MN 55428 Secretary [email protected] Home: (763) 535-7601 N30 W28735 Lakeside Dr. Cell: (612) 483-0784 Pewaukee, WI 53072 Dale Norton [email protected] Home: (262) 691-3119 5600 S Lazy Ridge Pl. Office: (414) 566-4571 Sioux Falls, SD 57108 Standing Committee Chairs: v11@wi .rr.com Cell: (605) 310-6038 Rules Committee Appeals Committee Office: (605) 338-9722 Dale Norton, Chair Tom Hodgson, Chair Stephen Schmidt [email protected] Treasurer Race Management Cmte. Legal Committee 20285 Wynfield Lane Margaret Osmundson Chip Mann, Chair Dixon Tews, Chair Brookfield, WI 53045 14799 Boulder Pointe Road Home: (262) 789-8136 Eden Prairie, MN 55347 Nominating Committee Promotion Committee Office: (262) 814-0080 Home: (952) 937-9170 Candace Porter, Chair Chris Andert, Chair [email protected] Lake: (641) 357-5513 [email protected] Trophy Committee Foundation Cmte. Candace Porter Leslie Barkow, Chair Mark Prange, Chair Past Commodore Jack Strothman N9322 Beulah Park Drive 4200 IDS Center Publications Committee Measurer East Troy, WI 53120 Minneapolis, MN 55402 Candace Porter, Chair Dave Schmidt 4769 Highland Park Dr. Home: (262) 642-7893 Home: (952) 474-7018 Regatta Coordinating Slinger, WI 53086 Cell: (262) 441-0229 Office: (612) 371-3254 [email protected] Committee Home: (262) 644-1732 [email protected] Rick Trester, Chair [email protected] FALL/WINTER 2010 SCOW SLANTS PAGE 3 BOATS, EQUIPMENT, SAILS, PERSONNEL FOR SALE: 1999 Melges X Boat (E-3). 1999 FOR SALE: Boston Whaler Dauntless 16 foot, Melges hull, double decker trailer, aluminum lift, with 90 hp Mercury engine, bow rails, ski pylon, ILYA full top cover and traveling bottom cover, five cooler seat, bimini top, cushions, anchor, and P. O. Box 311 sets of sails including 2010. Regatta finishes: trailer. Well maintained boat and engine, Used only Blue Chip 1st, 1st, 2nd, 4th, 4th, 6th; Junior Inland in freshwater. Super safe Whaler quality. $12,500. Fontana, WI 53125 1st, 3rd; Senior Inland 2nd, 2nd, 5th, 7th, 15th; WYA Shorestation aluminum lift with canopy and elec- Phone: (262) 203-7721 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 5th; TRAP JR 1st; Quint 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th; tric lift also available separately. Rick Buckley at Fax: (262) 203-7722 LaBelle Tune Up 1st, 2nd, 2nd; Lake Series 5 times [email protected] or 414-303-7599. E-mail: [email protected] 1st place, 3 times 2nd place. Best offer. Tim Kay Web Site: www.ilya.org 262-784-7110 or [email protected]. -------------------------------------------------------- 2011 ILYA FOR SALE: 2007 E Scow with all the racing SCOW SLANTS, the official publication of the options and in excellent condition. The V-11 REGATTA SCHEDULE Inland Lake Yachting Association Inc., is published “Rockhopper” has been a top 3 finisher every TBD I-20 Scow Invitational three times per year (Spring, Summer, Fall/Winter) year on Pewaukee Lake. Includes full deck cover, TBD by ILYA Publications, c/o James A. Smith, W4166 2 sets of sails, flotation panels, and galvanized Early Entry Deadline: TBD Maple Court, Lake Geneva, Wis. This is the Fall/ 2008 Melges trailer (with holddowns, front and TBD Optimist Racing Clinic West Winter, 2010 issue. rear jack, & spare tire). Peter Friend 414-840- No Guns, No Tears, No Protests Send change of address to: ILYA , P.O. Box 2884 or [email protected]. NEW REDUCED Lake Harriet Yacht Club 311, Fontana, WI 53125. PRICE: $30,250. Early Entry Deadline: TBD $20.00 of membership dues is for annual sub- -------------------------------------------------------- TBD Youth Championship scription. Single copy $10.00. FOR SALE: 1997 Melges M-16 Scow. I want Laser, Laser Radial Advertising rates: Display ads, $15 per column to sell my M-16. It comes with two mains and TBD inch (b/w, $415 per full page, $525 in color). Pack- one jib. It is in excellent condition. It has single Early Entry Deadline: TBD age contracts with web site and e-news ads are avail- rudder and tiller.I am a member of the Cedar July 7-10 MC Scow Invitational able. Classified ads, 20 cents per word including Lake Yacht Club. Asking price is $2,800. Ed Lake Beulah Yacht Club Early Entry Deadline: June 24 “For Sale,” name and address. Minimum charge Hill 262-334-7057 West Bend, Wis. of $10.00. Bold face 25 cents per word. Double -------------------------------------------------------- July 7-10 E Scow Invitational charge for new boats and equipment. Cash with FOR SALE: 2004 Vanguard Club 420s (2 Delavan Lake Yacht Club Early Entry Deadline: June 24 order. Inquiries to ILYA, P.O. Box 311, Fontana, each).Two Club 420s for sale. Each has a full WI 53125 or email [email protected]. deck cover, dolly, harness, spinnaker, pole, one July 14-17 C Scow Invitational -------------------------------------------------------- set of sails including spinnaker. Asking price Fond du Lac Sailing Club WANTED: Head Racing Instructor/Coach. $4999 each. Bill Wyman 920-410-4842 or Early Entry Deadline: July 1 Okoboji Yacht Club Sailing School needs a [email protected]. July 15-17 Melges 17 Scow Championship head racing instructor / coach to teach all junior -------------------------------------------------------- Oshkosh Yacht Club sailing racing classes, including, but not limited FOR SALE: 1990 Johnson MC. Sailed only on Early Entry Deadline: July 2 to: Optimists, Lasers, and X Boats; communicate Lake Beulah. No regatta travel. Good record in July 25 Optimist Racing Clinic East and work with parents and junior sailors to a tough, competitive fleet. 2008 Z Max sail and No Guns, No Tears, No Protests Beaver Lake Yacht Club encourage participation in regattas; provide one older. Trailer. $ 2,500. Dan Westin (847) Early Entry Deadline: July 11 coaching support for junior sailors attending 917-5867. regattas; and potentially to organize and teach -------------------------------------------------------- July 27-30 X Championships Clear Lake Yacht Club short seminars for older club sailors in C Scows, FOR SALE: 2005½ A Scow, with 2010 sails and Early Entry Deadline: July 10 MC Scows, and Ynglings. More detail at http:// 2+ other good suits in addition. Felker Cup mini www.ilya.org/pdf/oyccoach.pdf. Brad Farrar chute. This is the latest Melges design with the July 29-31 I-20 Scow Championship Green Lake Yacht Club (712) 337-0121 or [email protected]. concealed board boxes, enlarged cockpit, carbon, Early Entry Deadline: July 15 -------------------------------------------------------- twin spin halyards, etc. This is a complete full FOR SALE: 2003 Melges A scow (M-1) offered package sale, you’ll get it all. Full deck cover, Tack July 31-Aug. 2 Optimist Dinghy Championship Red, Blue, White and Green by Rob Evans for $60,000. Great racing record. Tick, light air spin. sheets, trailer and bunks, life White Bear Yacht Club Includes all the extra MBW options. Also includes: jackets, splash board--you name it. This boat is Early Entry Deadline: July 15 trailer (last summer I added the large forward post fast and well maintained $79,000. Rick Buckley August 5-7 Youth Championship & raised aft bunk to carry the mast tunnel down. at [email protected] or 414-303-7599. Club 420 Full deck cover, full bottom trailer cover, Harken Calhoun Yacht Club foil, tacktic.
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