South Shore Yacht Club JUNE SOUTH SHORE PARK MILWAUKEE. WIS. PHONE 4«1-2331

JUST A REMINDER CPR COURSE OFFERED

BY CAROLINE DREHER BY RICK KETTNER

Don't forget! On Monday, June 4th, South Shore Yacht Club members tion of both Modules results in certi• the locks on the front gates will be will have an opportunity to learn fication as a Basic Lay Rescuer. Dr. changed. The old keys will no longer Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation through Hankwitz has stressed the importance work. the efforts of Director Wally Fuhrman of both the husband and wife taking Betty in the office has requested and Member Dr. Paul hiankwitz. The the course. Then, if a cardiac arrest that when you exchange your old keys, course is offered free to all members. should occur when you are with your you also bring your spouses key at the Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation spouse, there will be a team effort, same time. (CPR) is a psychomotor skill performed in effect, providing greater assurance It will make the exchange much by a trained rescuer on a victim of of averting a tragedy. easier and minimize the record keeping. cardiac arrest (heart attack). The res• To participate, registration for the cuer is taught to use his/her body to course must be made in advance. SAILING CLASSES provide breathing and circulation for Please call Linda or Cindy at Columbia the victim in whose body these vital Hospital (961-3418) as soon as possible. SET functions have ceased. Remember, you are encouraged to The course will be taught in two Continued on page 8 BY DON DILLON modular sessions, four hours each ses• sion, at Columbia Hospital, 2025 East Our Sailing Season is upon us and Newport Avenue, Milwaukee. The first we are again pleased to announce that Module will be held on Tuesday, June SLIP REPORT the Sailing Classes will be in full swing 19, at 6:30 p.m. The second Module BY FRED HANKWITZ starting June 18 and ending July 27. will be held Thursday, June 28, at The following is the Schedule of Another month has already gone by 6:30 p.m. Classes: and it looks like we're finally getting The first session teaches one and Basic Sailing —• Mon., Wed. and some warmer weather. I'm sure many two person resuscitation on the adult Fri. Mornings of you are thinking of weekend, or victim and the second session teaches Intermediate Sailing — Mon., Wed. longer, cruises. If you will be vacating infant resuscitation and treatment of and Fri. Afternoons your slip for a couple of days or long• airway obstruction. Successful comple- Advance/Race tactics — Tues. and er, please notify Tom Poth, or one of Thur. All Day the tender operators, or myself. Also, Adult Class — Tues. and Thur. start• be sure to Inform us of your planned ing at 6:30 p.m. date of return. Cost for any of the above is $30.00 South Shore Water Frolic The renting of slips, plus other dock per student. fees, were a major source of income Our instructors this year will again July 14 and 15 to our club last year. The more income be headed by Tom Lang and ably we realize from sources such as this, assisted by Jim Kennedy. Club members must have a club the less our dues will burden us. Application Blanks will be available decal attached to the windshield of I realize there is great reluctance by by the end of May or early June. If the car and present their club card some slip licensees to notify the club you have any questions please contact to drive down the hill. Any club mem• when their slip will be vacant. This is our Junior Advisor Don Dillon at ber leaving on a cruise for the week• because of past experiences with dam• end, please park your car either inside aged slip lines or the slip not being he Annual Junior Grounds Cleanup club grounds or along the . The available on return. Tom Poth and the will be held Saturday, June 6, 1979. parking direction changes the Frolic dock boys are aware of these problems weekend and all cars parked wrong will and will do all possible to preserve your be ticketed. property and rights. Please cooperate — we need the revenue! From The FACTS ABOUT ularly in damp atmospheres, and If not weighted or stored in a very dry place FLAG (which is not as easy as weighting), It may curl up so tight that you can't STAFF BRIDGE use it easily and throw it out. The last mistake Is to buy the wrong NO HANDYMAN can get along • * • type of paper. But this Is readily without sandpaper and . But avoided If you know what each is good this doesn't mean that, when he steps for. into a hardware store (hardware stores It's good to see the slips beginning generally offer the best selection) to Flint paper, the light tan stuff that's to fill up with boats again and all of buy one or the other, he isn't confused been around forever, is the least de• you preparing to enjoy the boating by the many types and grades on dis• sirable. Its single virtue Is Its cheapness. season. It's also a time to remember play. Neither does it mean that he in• But It loses its abraslveness so rapidly we are like a small community here variably produces a smooth, clean sur• when you work with It that you can't and with the possible gas shortage face when he sands. help remembering the ancient adage, more boats may be remaining in their "penny-wise — pound-foolish." The Sandpaper choices. There are three slios. So it is important for everyone to paper comes in extra-coarse, coarse, good ways to waste money on sand• remember to be considerate of their medium fine and extra-fine grades. paper. neighbors. Production paper is dark brown and The first is to buy a packet of papers has pretty well taken over the sand• Guests are always welcome, but of different grades cut into 4 x 6-in. paper field. Surfaced with aluminum please arrange to be here when your squares. The odds are that you will oxide, it cuts much faster and lasts a guests arrive and advise them of Club never use some of the finest and Continued on page 7 rules to avoid embarassment either to coarsest papers; and there are not yourself or your guest. enough to satisfy your needs for very I would like to remind all members long. 2—SPAR—INTERLUX that we have an outstanding Junior You should alv/ays buy Individual GRAPHKOTE—BLUE STREAK program. Please contact Don Dillon, 9 X II-in. sheets only In those grades THE MARINE SPECIALISTS our Junior Advisor, for details. for which you know you have use. You Have a good summer and a safe can tear them Into smaller pieces as FEATURING: INTERLUX boating season! you need them. BOTTOM PAINT AT $9.50 A QUARX-^

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"Oysters," stand on the stain for about 15 to 30 he said. "Fresh oysters?" asked the minutes to let the mixture work, and MILDEW doctor. "How should I know?"-said the then rinse with warm water. If the stain sailer. "Well," asked the doctor, is still there (and at least some of it Mildew won't effect the strength of "couldn't you tell when you took off probably will be) you can bleach the your sail, but it's best to remove any the shells?" "My God," gasped the stained area with something like Clorox stain soon or you'll have it for a long yachtsman. "Are you supposed to take and warm water and then rerinse. time. Wash the stain in hot, sudsy off the shells?" Bleach nylon only at room temperature water (with some bleach added), then and then rinse thoroughly. rinse and dry. Moisten the stain with OIL, TAR AND WAX lemon juice and salt and let it dry in A celebrated swami had a cousin Oily, black stains are extremely the sun. Rinse with warm water. who, understandably enough, was a tough to remove from sails, but try whirling dervish in the Ringling Circus. the following: First scrape off the ex• Soak the stain In oxalic acid for 15 One day an uncommonly handsome cess gook with a spatula. Do not heat to 30 minutes and then rinse thoroughly damsel picked up this dervish and took the stain because it will drive the You can get oxalic acid powder at a him out for a row on the lagoon in stain deeper into the fabric. Place drug store. Use manufacturer's recom• Kosciuszko Park. Suddenly the boat some drycleaning fluid on a soft ab- mendations about the amount of water tilted, and the damsel quavered to her sorbant cloth and then place the sail to cut it with. companion, "I'm afraid I've lost my stain side down on the cloth. Next oar, Derv." pour some more of the drycleaning * * * fluid on the sail so that it will soak THINGS TO AVOID through the cloth and carry the stain The receipts of a Wisconsin Avenue out onto the absorbent cloth. Sailcloth Dacron polyester is essentially un• bookshop are being swelled by its sale is woven so tight that this method will harmed by any normal chemical com• of a volume telling you how to save probably take a while. Squeezing the monly used around boats — including ninety percent on your income tax. battery acid, acetone, gasoline, etc. . It's packaged with a one-way Some solvents will tend to soften the ticket to Tahiti. COMPASSES COMPENSATED resins (especially resins used in coat• Carl A. Hankwitz ing sails rather than impregnating them), but the resin will reharden after A persevering South Shore couple 762-6016 the solvent evaporates. shrugged off eight successive daughters 272-1472 NYLON, on the other hand, is sen• and finally produced a boy on their sitive to some acids and bleaches, ninth try. The delirious father promptly especially in warm solutions. Since spin• went on a week-long toot that broke nakers (which are almost universally several records. On the seventh day, made from nylon) tend to get very somebody asked him, "Who does it tight and relatively weak, you should look like, you or your wife?" "I don't CrroO O'Rourke Dist. Co., Inc. keep them away from acids and know," chortled the proud papa. "We haven't looked at his face yet." Wisconsin's Largest Citgo distributor For Over bleaches. When removing stains, such 40 Years. Complete Line of Automotive and as MILDEW stains on spinnakers, make Industrial Lubes, Drums or Bulk. Wholesale sure you are using a room temperature jasoline, Diesel Fuel and Solvents. 414-547-7742. bleach solution, and make sure you rinse the sail thoroughly after cleaning. CHANGE OF ADDRESS ALSO . . . SUNLIGHT can affect nylon If you are moving, please let TRI MACHINE & WELD CORP. spinnakers! The spinnakers are very sen• us know four weeks before chang• sitive to ultra violet light due to their MACHINING • WELDING • FABRICATING ing your address. Send your new light-weight construction. A three- address to THE , in 2129 E. Birchwood Avenue — 744-4100 quarter-ounce spinnaker fabric can lose care of South Shore Yacht Club, 50 percent of its strength after just Cudahy, Wisconsin 531 10 2300 East Nock Street, Milwau• two weeks of direct exposure to sun• kee, Wl 53207 or Call Rick light. Kettner at 482-1126. 4

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HISTORIAN NEEDS The Ancient Mariner says, FILE CABINETS BY RICK KETTNER "You're an Old Timer, As the club Historian, people have if You Can Remember When... contributed old photos newspaper articles and other SSYC memoriabilia to my collection. I am now seeking some filing cabinets to begin assembl• ing the volumes of information. On occasion, I am asked to locate a piece of early history and it is becoming increasingly difficult to locate anything while working out of shoe boxes and orangecrates. If you have any informa• tion on some inexpensive filing cabinets or some that might be donated, please contact me, Rick Kettner (482-1126). Your help would be greatly ap• preciated.

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT IT'S A "CREWEL" WORLD BY CAROLINE KENNEDY FRANKFORT, MICHIGAN June 9, will bring us our first out• It may be a CRUEL WORLD out side activity for the summer. The Re• Frankfort, Michigan has undergone there, but join us June 5, 1979 at view of the fleet will be at 3:00 p.m., a major harbor revision over the past 8:00 p.m. at our Ladles Auxiliary meet• then at about 4:00 p.m. there will be two years. B^eginning with the 1979 ing. We are having a CREWEL free beer and music. After a short boating season, the Frankfort harbor WORLD NEEDLECRAFT with all that break. Dinner will begin at 7:30 fol• will be capable of supplying dockage want to participate, or just watch. You lowed by an evening of dancing. In for over 200 boats, in three marinas. can make a hanger for your planter: addition to the fine entertainment, The new Municipal Marina along the $3.00 for material and you will go presentations will be made for the An• Frankfort downtown area has berthing home with your finished product. nual Nickel Award. Tickets are $7.00 for 42 boats and Is capable of handling per person or $12.00 per couple. You Audrey Quinsey and Jean Stapleton boats up to 60 feet. A new restroom are encouraged to get your tickets have our complete stock in for the and shower facility Is only a few feet early as there was a limited number summer — a variety of T-shirts, sweat• away. A part with pavilion, library and printed. shirts, shorts, visor hats and jewelry. recreational facilities round out the They will be on sale every Wednes• complex. Restaurants, theater, laundry, day night race and on special race quaint shops and super markets line weekends. MAKE YOUR PURCHASE the main street adjoining the marine. NOW. Across the harbor, Betsle Marina has berths for 100 boats, with some slips RACE COMMITTEE as long as 65 feet. Complete repair COMPASS STAFF facilities are present. A haul-out with EDITOR RICK KETTNER ANNOUNCES NEW POLICY STAFF EMILY BURROWS 30-ton capacity for service and dry AL DREHER storage Is available. Free transportation A new policy requiring $100,000 SUSIE RIECK Is provided to Frankfort. QUACKING WISE JIM DRAKE liability Insurance has been enacted. PHOTOGRAPHER BRUCE NASON Jacobson's Marina has dockage for This Insurance must be on file in order A monthly publication printed at Best 30 boats with restrooms and showers. to race with any fleet at either SSYC Impressions Printing 3809 West Villard There are fuel docks and pump-out Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Distributed to all or MYC. members of the South Shore Yacht Club. facilities at all three marinas. Our sincere desire Is that pleasure boating grow in this area. We would THANKS FROM THE JUNIORS be very happy to host your club for either a race or a cruise. Our facilities The Juniors of SSYC thank all those LOST? Wondering Where You Are? are such that we could reserve 50 members and their families who at• Call Williamson's Compass Service slips for use by a participating club. tended the Annual Mother's Day Compasses Repaired and Compensated We hope to see you In Frankfort this Breakfast. They appreciate your sup• 744-5177/769-7432 summer. port and look forward to seeing you Cordially, next year. Hugh Hessler Gordon Brotman COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS PLEASE NOTE: The Restaurant will be Al LaRue • MARINE ELECTRONICS FOR YACHTSMEN closed on Saturday, August 4 for a Harbor Committee • PBX & KEY TYPE TELEPHONE SYSTEMS 210 Banauet. • INDUSTRIAL & HOSPITAL INTERCOM SYSTEM • CLOSED CIRCUIT TV SECURITY SYSTEMS Tacking downwind speed graph CREMER ENGINEERING CO., INC. THE OTHER TELEPHONE COMPANY DISTANCE OFF COURSE 321 N, 121st STREET MILWAUKEE, Wl 53226 TELEPHONE 414-774-8300

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NOTICE: Do not give your boat away at a ridiculous price, you may realize SANDPAPER Continued from page 8 final finish. Because of its total flex• more by donating it to a non-profit ibility and moldabillty, it is better than oranizatlon. Our sister Yacht Club in come In packages of very coarse, sandpaper for finishing round and ir• Manitowoc, Wisconsin is sponsoring a coarse, medium or fine grades. Special regular surfaces and getting into Sea Scout Ship No. 5535 of the Boy belts (coarse, medium and fine) are grooves and carvings. The coarse grade Scouts of America which does qualify required for belt sanders. is excellent for removing paint and for Tax purposes. And they will put It The main problem in using any type that have been softened with to good use in teaching young men of paper on a disk sander Is that the a chemical remover. And the finest and women the joy of boating. Contact disks rip off easily. They will hold bet• grade Is so soft that many profession• George Perry, 41 I State Street, Man• ter If you use two disks instead of als and homemakers use It for polishing itowoc, Wise, 54220. Telephone: (414) one. Better still, buy disks with adhesive furniture. 684-0671. on the back or rub the rubber backup The coarsest steel wool is grade No. pad with wax-like disk adhesive, which 3: the finest. No. 0000. In between comes In a cylinder, and place an or• are Nos. 2 (medium coarse), I, 0, 00 FOR SALE: 42' 1969 Chris Craft dinary sandpaper disk on top. and 000 (fine). Fiberglass Flybrldge Sedan Cruiser. A useful new product Is a mesh disk Since steel wool easily, it Twin 8V-53 GM Diesels. Priced right! covered on both sides with tough ab• should not be used on wood which may Must Sell. Carl Hankwitz 762-6016 or rasive in a coarse or fine grit. This be exposed to moisture, because tiny 272-1472 doesn't clog as readily as sandpaper, particles which break off and stick in and when you wear down one surface, the wood will stain the wood and any you just turn the disk over and use the finish applied to It. Bronze wool should DANFORTH "CORSAIR" COMPASS back. Since the disk doesn't require a be used Instead. This Is rarely found #C-35IB Marked, 5 degree Incre• backup pad, it is unusually flexible. But in hardware stores b.-* can be pur• ments. Gimbals. Black Bakellte, with you must be sure to hold it so that the chased from marine- supplies outlets. Plexiglas dome, (looks about 3I/2" diam) edge, which Is pretty sharp, doesn't It's available in fine, medium and Light (6, 12, or 32 volt lamp.) Unused, make a slashing cut across the wood coarse grades. still In box, with directions and tem• you're sanding. Using steel or bronze wool. Although plate. Am selling because it's too good Another useful product for disk less abrasive than sandpaper, steel and a compass to put in my boat. (Make sanding is a Sand-O-Flex wheel with bronze wool—especially in the coarse offer? Fair value.) John Menger flaps of aluminum-oxide paper, cut in grades — make hard-to-eradicate 543-0194. narrow strips, and bristle brushes pro• scratches in wood if they are rubbed truding from the rim. The thing looks across the grain. So, again, you must like a waterwheel and works like a learn aways to work with the grain. CPR Continued from page I charm when you're sanding irregular When finishing flat surfaces, unroll take the course with your spouse. Be wood or metal surfaces. a pad of wool into a thin layer and sure to state that you are from South Steel wool. You don't honestly need wrap it around a block of wood so you Shore Yacht Club. Classes are limited steel wool if you have a supply of sev• exert even pressure on all areas. to 24 persons on a first-come, first- eral types and grades of sandpaper Wear gloves to keep minute bits of ' serve basis. If there Is a tremendous and sanding cloth. It certainly cannot wool out of your hands. And when you demand for the course. Dr. Hankwitz do the job that a coarse grade of have finished a surface, wipe off the has been assured that more Modules sandpaper does. But It Is an excellent wood carefully with a damp rag to re• could be utilized. substitute for the fine grades of sand• move all steel particles. paper when bringing flat surfaces to a