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South Shore Yacht Club SOUTH SHORE PARK MILWAUKEE, WIS, PHONE 4^1-2331 SEPTEMBER, 1976 South Shore Yacht Club SOUTH SHORE PARK MILWAUKEE, WIS, PHONE 4^1-2331 SOUTH SHORE YACHT CLUB From the viewpoint of both a racer and a co-chairman, I am happy that the MILWAUKEE BAY 210 FLEET HOSTS Milwaukee Bay 210 Fleet hosted the Midwest, Graves and Nationals. I am also MIDWEST, GRAVES AND happy that it is over. Finally, it is time to relax and to come back to earth. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA'S There has been two years of work since Jim and Barb Drake drove to Boston and convinced the class officers that Milwaukee should host the chamion- ship regatta — two years of planning, meeting, writing letters and making phone calls. I am proud of the results, though. Our fleet organized a first-class cham• pionship regatta and we have a long list of people to thank. Firstly, our fleet members, who put in the long hours of n0 planning. Secondly, Herb Knepper for roasting the pig that impressed every• body — especially the easterners. Thirdly, all of the people who provided housing for our guests. Fourthly, the boat owners who offered their boats as stake boats, spectator boats or judges boats. Fifthly, the board of directors for their cooper• ation in using the grounds and the tender for the 210's. Sixthly, Marie for the good food and service at lunch time. There are more, I am sure, but in gen• eral, one big thank-you to everybody who helped make the 1976 210 National Championships an outstanding regatta. "When I Offered My Dinghy For The Corn Roast I Didn't Know Bringing The Corn Was Rick & Ray Schuiz 210 WABBIT (Jaws) Photo by Bruce Nason Part Of The Deal!" 2 From The extend its hospitality to visiting yachts• men. JUNIOR NEWS FLAG Two more boats will be added to the By Don Dillon - Junior Advisor 210 fleet. One of them is Norm Hundt's As most of our membership knows, '^J BRIDGE "Spirit of '76" which was launched on our Junior team of Jared Drake (skipper) August 19th. After many, many hours of and Andrew Dillon (crew) took first place *• • • work. Norm has finally achieved what in the USYRU Area semi-finals in Ann most of us would have deemed impossible. Arbor, Michigan. The team will be leav• The other 210, Gypsy, was purchased by ing Saturday, August 28th for the Coral By J, Thomas Poth Reef Yacht Club in Miami, Fla. for the Commodore, SSYC Peter Reiske. This was one of the East Coast boats that participated in the races. U.S. Junior Sailing Championships. The Just recently I received my applica• We wish both of them good luck. competition our team will face will be tion for haulout. This is clearly a re• Congratulations! Andrew Dillon and the best of the 8 areas of USYRU. We minder that it won't be long before we Jered Drake placed first in the USYRU wish to thank John Strassman again for must focus our attention on preparing semi-finals held at Ann Arbor, Michigan. taking the time to chaperon the boys to our boats for winter storage. They will now have to compete in the Miami. With the opening of schools and United States Junior Championship at South Shore Yacht Club also wishes colleges, we have the usual problem of Coral Reef Yacht Club in Biscayne Bay, to thank Pete Harken & Vanguard for losing the services of our tender opera• Florida. There they will be racing a No. the use of a 420 practice boat which is tors. Mark, Mike and Tim have already 420. Both of these boys are a credit to the type of boat our team will use in left for college. We will now be operating the Junior Organization and its sailing Miami, We also send our gratitude to on a tentative schedule of hours which program. We are proud of you. Murphy & Nye Sailmakers of Chicago out of necessity have to be somewhat for shipping us a set of sails for our team curtailed. Check at the dock house where to use. Our Ladies Auxiliary has also the hours will be posted. donated 3 sets of SSYC t-shirts and a As a member of Operation Sail, I was club burgee for our team to use in Miami. privileged to be a guest on the Erawan, The Junior Picnic was a huge success the Panamanian tall ship that sailed into with 35 lbs. of wieners, 12 doz. ears of Milwaukee. In my conversation with Cap• corn and 4 cases of soda consumed. D'-'^^ tain Philippe Esnas, he mentioned how to strong N.E. winds, we were not able - impressed he was with the large fleet of to hold the annual watermellon races, boats that greeted his ship in the harbor. but a good time was had by all. As I stood on the deck of the Erawan for MIDWEST REGATTA almost three hours, I was surely pleased GRAVES PLAQUE to see boat after boat from South Shore The 210 Midwest Championship The 1976 Graves Plaque, held here on Yacht Club pausing to view the tall ship Regatta was held here August 7 and 8. August 14 and 15, marked the first time as it lay at the dock of the Municipal Pier. Twenty-three boats participated and Jim ever that the eastern and midwestern The National Championship Regatta Peloites from Muskegon sailed Nora Ann 210 fleets had competed together in is now a matter of history. The chairman Too to first place with finishes of 2-1-3. large numbers. Peter Costa from Boston and committee members did an outstand• Second place went to Dave Hatfield of sailed Gypsy to victory in the 33 boat ing job in preparing for and conducting Gull Lake in Happy Days with finishes fleet with finishes of 4-1-3. John Hur- this event. Some of our members, not of 1-6-4. Mike Gautrand of Muskegon witch and Jim Summers were second in involved in the races, contributed their was third with finishes 3-2-9. The best Witchcraft (1-6-2). Bill O'Connor was support by using their boats as stake local finishers were Rick and Ray Schuiz third in Saxa (6-3-1). boats, judges boats, and for patrolling in 5th place sailing Wabbit (1 2-5-1) and The first midwestern boat was Dave and taking spectators to view the races. Ted Sneddon in 7th place sailing Play• Hatfield of Gull Lake. Dave sailed his As the skippers left for home with their mate (11-7-6). Happy Days to 7th place (10-8-9). The trailers and boats in tow, many of them first Milwaukee boat was Rick and Ray commented on their enjoyable stay here. YACHT INSURANCE Schulz's Wabbit In 16th place (21-12-18). It is only through the combined efforts of SPECIALISTS Weather conditions were not good. so many dedicated members, that South The first race was held in northeast winds Shore Yacht Club was once again able to Complete Insurance Service over 20 mph with 5 foot waves. The second race was postponed from Satur• Real Estate day afternoon until Sunday afternoon to MILWAUKEE YACHT PRODUCTS 6456300 allow the conditions to improve. Jack Murphy's Commanche and Ted Sneddor, CONVERTIBLE AND CAMPER TOPS PONS & CO. established 1887 Playmate were both dismasted Saturday. DODGERS - SAILCOVERS CUSHIONS - UPHOLSTERY 929 W. Mitchell Center Both boats suffered chainplate failure. Philip Pons Active Member Playmate, however, suffered extensive 836 N. 67th Street 258-9400 deck damage In the accident. East Coast 210 Sailors take all the Silver Photo by Bruce Nason Curtis, Summers, Hurwitch Graves Plaque Winner Photo by Bruce Nason Pete & Grace Costa, Walter Chadwick, GYPSY H & H YACHTS, INC. CALL OR WRITE: Pete Barrett Chuck Miller 1971 S. 1st St. Gerry Gavin Milwaukee, Wis. 53204 (414) 672-2223 Columbia Coronado Hunter I IJOl WAFINE, liH . SAIL TO WIN San Juan Tartan Albin WITH WOOLSEY BLUE STREAK 200 Marine Supplies NORTH SAILS MIDWEST Anti-Fouling Racing Formula Paint In Stock Brokerage Boats P.O. Box 1 Pewaukee, Wis. 53072 1253 E. Wis. Ave. (414) 691-3050 3115 E. Layton Ave. Cudahy, Wis. 4 NOTICE LAST BLAST PARTY It has been brought to our atten*^ tion that many new members or September 18th - 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. members who have moved have not Live Band — Bump Contest been receiving the Compass. The Compass is mailed from the com• Presented By puter mailing list of which the Ed• itor has no control, however, if any Entertainment Committee & SS-SSS member knows of such a person please have them send a card to LAST BLAST PARTY Compass Editor, South Shore Yacht By Lowell Marks Club Office, 2300 E. Nock, and Entertainment Committee every effort will be made to get Sponsored by your Entertainment them to these members. Committee and the SS-SSS, the Last Blast Party will be held at the Clubhouse on Saturday, Sept. 18th, from 8:30 p.m. RACE SCHEDULE to 12:30 a.m., and will commemorate SEPTEMBER the end of the sail race season. SAIL "Impact", a seven piece brass band with a very talented lead singer will en• SEPT 1 WED SSYC SS-SSS tertain in the Disco manner. 3 FRI SSYC SSYC to Sheboygan We are planning on having our first lOR, MORC, annual "Bump" contest at this party USRYA and make sure if you are a bumper to • 8 WED SSYC SS-SSS enter this contest because it may give 11 SAT SSYC Up-Down Series for 210 some sailors who did not fare too well 12 SUN SSYC Up-Down Series>»^^ in sailing, a chance to receive recognition for210-IVlYC r of almost equal stature.
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