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South Shore Yacht Club / ^ SOUTH SHORE PARK MILWAUKEE, WIS. PHONE 481-2331 September 10, 1985 Race to Grand Haven in '86, '87 Casino Night—Oct. 12 from Grand Haven to SSYC in '88 Get the green eye shades out for the by Jerry Kedziora, Race Committee Chm. Casino Night, October 12 at SSYC. I don't think many, if any, will disagree that the 1985 Queen's Cup hosts, Grand River Details are still being worked on, so you Sailing Club, did an excellent job. Once again, theircooperation and organization made will have to watch for notices at the club this a great place to finish. for the exact time. Fortheseand many other reasons, we have decided to return to Grand Haven in 1986. If anybody is interested in helping out Because the race is becoming so large, we decided that it is absolutely necessary to with this event, call or talk to anybody on start our planning several years in advance and our plans are to terminate the race in the Entertainment Committee: Bob Aring, Grand Haven in 1987 as well. Phil Blaufus, Mike and Lee Anne Dukes, In addition, 1988 is the 50th Anniversary of the Queen's Cup Race as well as SSYC's Jan Gottfredsen, Cliff and Lorraine 75th Anniversary. We accepted the invitation of Grand River Sailing Club, and in 1988 Hugg, Gary Lukitsch, Jerry and Caroline we will be starting the race of Grand Haven and finishing at SSYC. So mark 1988 on your Kennedy or Pete and Winney Welty. calendars; that year there will be a great party on each end. All brought to you by. "The Party People" Bylaw changes recommended A bylaw revision that will change membership meeting dates and the in• stallation date for new officers and direc• tors is recommended by the SSYC Board of Directors. Other changes recommended deal with balloting procedures for elections, assessments and reinstatement upon completion of military service. All mem• bers will receive a copy of the recom• mended changes prior to the Oct. 24 Annual Membership Meeting when mem• bers will vote on the changes. The Board vigorously supported Waves were breaking over the wall and the red Small Craft Warning pennant was flying as SS/SSS changing membership meetings to the crews arrived on Aug. 7. It was soon joined by Code Flag "N " above "The First Repeater" pennant, second Thursday in September, signifying the cancellation of all races. The Race Committee felt the safety of all concerned was December, March and June with the their primary responsibility. John wehnes photo Sept. meeting set as the annual meeting and installation of officers on Nov. 1. The Budget will be discussed and approved Fall tender hours Auxiliary hosts mates at the Dec. meeting. The second week of Fall tender hours are restricted but are at October meeting the month was chosen to avoid major flexible to meet the needs of club mem• holidays and the Queen's Cup race week. bers. Tenter and Dock Chairman Lowell Auxiliary members are invited to attend Board members felt that this would Marks reports. the Tuesday, October 1st meeting begin• allow new committee chairmen sufficient Basically hours are 3 to 8 p.m. on ning at 7;30 p.m. A short business meet• timeto prepare budgetsforthefollowing weekdays and from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on ing will be held, following which Dave year and shorten the "lame duck" period weekends. "Hours are based on demand Ruka will entertain us with hisguitarand but still allow sufficient time for tran• and we will work longerforevents, Lowell songs, on this the Auxiliary's Annual sition. Shipmates night. Your spouse is invited said." Hours will continue through Oct. The Bylaw Committee developing the to attend as your guest. Refreshments 15. changes was chaired by Bob Blackwood. will be served. Fuel sales will continue during tender Committee members include Dan hours, or special arrangements can be Delia Humphrey Housefeld, Gerry Schlosser, Peter made by contacting George Drigget. Publicity Chairman Reiske, Lowell Marks and Roger Pettit. 2 PHRF race results From The In Memorium MYC—South Milwaukee Race FLAG Division 1 — 1. FALCON. 2. GOTCHA, 3. Herb Whitaker, 87, died on Aug. APACHE BRIDGE 21 in Florida. He was a member of Division 11 — 1. FIREFLY. 2. NAN-JACK. 3. the Steel Mill Yacht Club and a FROLIC • • * charter member of South Shore Division III—1. MICHELLE II. 2. STELLA and wastheoldesttenured member MARIS. 3. WILDFIRE of SSYC. Racine Race ^j/jB^jjt ^^^H| James E. Putney He belonged to the Wisconsin Division 1 — 1. GROWLER. 2. SHADOW. 3. B MB^^ Commodore, SSYC National Guard Cavalry 105th and ZYKLON What a summer this has been, not a in his 30 years career, rose to the Division 11—1. FROLIC. 2. FIREFLY. 3. single SSYC activity was rained out, rank of Major. He and his wife Vie, NAN-JACK Division III—1. CHINA BEAR. 2. STELLA including Review of the Fleet. sailed the 28 foot sloop SILVER MARIS. 3. RUNAWAY AspecialthankstoP.C.Tom Poth and SPRAY and later enjoyed their his crew for yet another outstanding power boat SILVER STAR. Super Course Race 2 Corn Roast, attended by several hundred Division 1 — 1. TARDIS. 2. EXIT. 3. yachtsmen. Chefs Reckard and Marks LICORICE Division 11—1. JOYELLE. 2. HAWKEYE. 3. assisted in burning, I mean cooking, the FIREFLY corn and brats. Time for haul out Make haul out reservations with Tom Division III—1. CHARISMA. 2. BACCHUS, We have had several incidents recently 3. LIU RASCAL Poth — 483-9577 — for weekdays. of members admonishing or complain• Weekend reservations must be made Aug. 18—Jack & Jill Race ing directly to our hired staff. As I with Bill Sprotte —483-1715. Division 1—1. ZYKLON. 2. ILLIAD IV, 3. mentioned at the start of summer, we will CHASER address all complaints immediately if SSYC represented Division 11—1. FROLIC, 2. JOYELLE. 3. they are directed to the committee TARBRAE chairmen or myself. Let us all adhere to in Mac Race Division III —1. PIXIE. 2. CHINA BEAR. this policy. 3. STELLA MARIS The monthly minimum has been in Four boats from SSYC competed in Aug. 18—Single-handed Race effect for one month and seems to be the 1986 Chicago to Mackinac Race on Division 1—1. ZYKLON, 2. GENISIS working smoothly with some minor July 13. Division 11—1. TARBRAE Division III—1. CH;N/AB£^R,2. OVERTIME, problems to be corrected. Be sure to give WINDMILL, owned and skippered by 3. WESTERLY your member number clearly when Jim Van Beckun, won a 3rd place flag ordering. and trophy in Section 6 of the 143 boat Aug. 31—Labor Day Super Course Division 1—1. HOT CANARY, 2. ZYKLON,^ Our Treasurer, Vic Weiler, and the MHS (measurement handicap system) 3. APACHE Finance Committee Chairman, Ned fleet. Division 11—1. FIREFLY, 2. HAWKEYE, 3. Reiter are starting preparation at this Some South Shore boats racing were JOYELLE time for the 1986 Annual Budget. We ask the Nigel's SAUNTER, in MHS, and Roger Division III—1. CHARISMA, 2. PIXIE, 3. that our fellow members provide input to Koehn in PARAGON EXPRESS, Archi• MICHELLE II any committee chairman regarding pro• bald and Dukes in TARDIS, racing lOR. jects or events that should be included in the 1986 budget. Please be alert for any unwelcome guests when boat haul out begins and ISLANDER YACHTS we turn ourattention to fall maintenance. 28 30 34 36 38 40 41C Many excellent yachting days are left and I hope all members make good use NEW ISLANDER 34 of the lake and their club. Juniors say thanlcs TheSSYC Juniors wish to thank Gary, Bette and all of the club employees who helped to make the 1985 Kaszube Cup a great success. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE INFLATABLE BOATS Custom Yacht Service OF MILWAUKEE Robert Tri Wing — 40 Ton Travelift — Perry Cabin Keel Milwaukee, 6531 W. Lincoln Ave., Wl — Slips - Storage — Design Interior Option (414) 545-4121 The Florida Keys, Marathon, Florida — Yaclit Brokerage — (305) 743-7085 Quality Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Performance A STAR MARINE (904) 243-2931 Service YACHT SALES Representing: 1-94 and Becher St. Zodiac, Avon, Achilles, Metzeler, Bombard 2078 S. 4th Street Zed. Sea Eagle Outboards — Trailers 3250 N. Washtenaw St. • Chicago, II. 60618 (312) 588-3911 / 526-7542 Sales ~ Service — Rentals 647-2266 Also Dealer For S2 Weekdays 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 3 Members should note new house policys As we become more familiar with the new cash registers, a few problems have come to light requiring a few minor changes in policy. 3$; Guest charges are intended for use by visiting-members of other yacht clubs and not by a member's spouse or guests. This is necessary for us to maintain our non-profit statusfortax purposes. Thus, effective immediately, we will be able to render one statement for charges to your particular membership number. This means that if you invite guests down to the club for any event, you, the member, are responsibleforthetotal bill and must settle the guest portion yourself. 210s racing In this year's Midwest Regatta in tiie lUlilwaukee Bay. SSYC skipper^i act^,. u.^^bdewitz, Due to the tremendous increase in Jeff Putney and Peter Rieske took first, second and third respectfully. wendy Putney ptioto charging for services that has taken place and the impact on the office, Bruesewitz comes in Thanks for the corn another change is necessary. If you charge for any service and do not settle third at 210 Nationals The annual corn roast is just a memory.
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