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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 skipperî 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. up on the same day, then the only place by John Dillon My co-chairman. Art Musolff and I you can settle this matter is in the office. would like to extend ourthanks toall the We will credit your account for the Three SSYC 21 Oers went out east this workers who stood over hot grills either amount paid and will either bill you the past month for the 210 Nationals at East• roasting corn or preparing the brats and difference or issue a credit at month's ern Point Yacht Club in Gloucester, Mass. hot dogs. Also thanks to those who end. The participating boats were Roger dispensed the beerand soda, took in the For your protection and to help elimi• Strube with DEVIL FISH, Scott Bruese• ticket money and those who cleaned up nate any misunderstanding, the staff has witz with SURPRISE and Jeff Putney in the grounds. been instructed to check membership SHIMMER. We were grateful to John Foster for cards. This is required to make sure that The seven race series was sailed in a giving us the use of his truck to transport the proper account is credited for the Light sea breeze which was hard to guess the grills and steamers to and from their purchase and, hopefully, eliminate any ê favored side of the course. Scott destination and for getting the corn in subsidy by one member to another .ruesewitz did the best job of the SSYC Big Bend. member's obligation. I recommend that boats, placing third overall. you check your cash register receipt in Last but not least, credit must be given Jeff Putney, who was about fifth going the bar or guest check in the galley for to the over 500 members and guests who Into the last two races, dropped to tenth your membership number and amount attended the affair and made it the suc• in fleet after some disappointing finishes. spent. This is the only way to know if cess it was. Roger Strube placed twentieth in the 29 your account is credited correctly. J. Thomas Poth boat fleet. One other reminder is that the heads Being true to form, the SSYC 210ers are not the place to empty out your did show the easterners how to have a heads, discard your oil or empty your good time at the parties. THE wo: garbage and anyone caught is subject to disciplinary action. Next year's Nationals are to be held at the Muskegeon Yacht Club in Michigan. FINEST SH On a more positive note the staff and I FOR would like to thank all of you members who have supported the galley the past IPROFESSÂL month. Ed, the chef, has informed me that he has planned some culinary BOAT CLEANING delights for this fall to challenge all you to continue your support. SERVICE Marshall Reckard, House Chm. "L'm-Aboard-Crew Cleanliness" • Without The Crew!* Gene & Avril Walenton 242-5665 • FULL CLEANING Cabin-Deck-Hull • HEAD PUMPING SERVICE AIXENEDMOPiJDS ' • WEEKLY CLEANING PROGRAM The Handcrafted World of Allen-Edmonds. ' Samng All Work Done in Your Slip Keep It Clean With Marine Clean! Gimbals: Grand Avenue, Mayfair, Northridge, Southridge 3 of Mequon, Limited 414-649-8050 Marshall Field's: Mayfair : < IRWIN • O'DAY • AMF ALCORT Roger Stevens: Ptister Hotel LASER • BUTTERFLY Stan's Bootery: 3164 S. 27th St., 76th & Capitolj SHIP'S STORE Nautical Gifts • Clothing • Accessories Van's: Grand Avenue Fiberglass Repair • Storage Shoe Bank: Belgium, Wisconsin ; Rigging; Swaging & Nicropress Or call Allen-Edmonds at 1-285-3481 i 10406 N. Cedarburg Rd., (Hy 57) Mequon, Wl 4

September/October Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Club Closed Lunch Lunch Friday Dinner PHRF Grudge 5 - 9:30 p.m. Series 210 Duchow Cup MORC Fall Series

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sunday Brunch Club Closed SSYC Board Mtg. Lunch Lunch Lunch Private Party 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday Dinner 210 Duchow Cup 5 - 9:30 p.m.

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Club Closed Lunch Lunch Lunch Friday Dinner 5 - 9:30 p.m.

29 30 1 2 3 4 5 Club Closed SSYC Auxiliary Mtg. Lunch Lunch Lunch Friday Dinner 5 - 9:30 p.m.

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6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sunday Brunch Club Closed Private Party Lunch Lunch Lunch Casino Night 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday Dinner 5 - 9:30 p.m.

LILLY E involved many Thanks to all who helped by donating considerable time and talent to getting the LILLY E. John Dillon and his subcommittee of Bob Aring and Bob Blackwood, were instrumental in gathering the facts and working with those "old pros" Mark Bruesewitz and Jim Liebenstein during the selection process. Many thanks to that record-breaking skipper, John Martin, for his donation of an excellent VHF radio,, to Past Com• modore Norman Hundt for his generous gift of an anchor and other items to allow the new LILLYEto operate safely and ef• ficiently; to PHRF, SS/SSS and 210fleets for their donations of a pair of binocu• lars, hand bearing compass and loud This car (no sticlter on the windshield) parked overnight, blocking the fire hydrant, on the corn, hailer; to those marlinspike wizards, Orv beer and brat weekend. If we had had a fire, the next closest hydrant is two blocks away, up the hill and Ron Lemke, who donated line, pad• on Shore Dr. Parking in front of a fire hydrant is a violation of state and city laws. Bruce Nason photo ding and their time to make up proper dock lines to insure LILLY E rests safely SSYC for a private party? Here's why in her slip, and to the wonderful Mary John Stollenwerk, president of Allen The service, drinks, hors d'oeuvres Jelinek on her "smashing" performance Edmonds and SSYC member, recognizes and dinner were excellent. Gary and his and kind appropriate words at the and appreciates quality. He asked that staff were most attentive. Everything was launching. the following comments be published in just perfect, including the weather. the COMPASS and lets us know why we I know that we can expect many years I urge club members to utilize our should think South Shore when we of service from this new boat and if you beautiful facilities and excellent catering entertain for business or for sociability. have not stopped by, please feel free to staff when thinking of a special party. I|^ take a look and ask questions. After all, "Recently, we held our semi-annual know we will be back. Thanks Xc\^ the boat belongs to all of us. sales meeting. We reserved the club din• everyone who made the evening for Jerry Kedziora ing room for dinner and had a cocktail Allen-Edmonds such a great success." Race Committee Chm. hour outside beforehand. 5 SS/SSS race results Historical Photo July 27 Division 1 — 1. GROWLER, 2. FALCON, GOTCHA Division 11 — 1. FIREFLY. 2. NAN-JACK. 3. FROLIC Division III—1. MICHELLE II, 2. STELLA MARIS, 3. WILDFIRE Aug. 7 Division 1 — 1. FALCON, 2. GROWLER, 3. APACHE Division 11 — 1. FROLIC, 2. FIREFLY, 3.

Division III—1. MICHELLE II, 2. CH/N/^ lit ^ SEAR, 3. STELLA MARIS Aug. 14 Division 1 — 1. GROWLER, 2. FALCON, 3. ZYKLON Division 11—1. NAN-JACK, 2. FAT CAT, 3. RIO Division III —1. PIXIE, 2. BACCHUS, 3. MICHELLE II Maryanne Helf received tills photo as a gift from a young man in her homeroom while a student at Bay View High School "Class of '49." It was probably taken in 1948. Aug. 21 Division 1 — 1. APACHE, 2. EX/T, 3. HOT CANARY Policy changes approved by SSYC Board Division II—1. F/REFLV, 2. FROL/C, 3. NA/V- The Board of Directorsattheir Annual 2. Requirements for placement on JACK meeting passed the following policy seniority based waiting list Division III—1. MICHELLE II. 2. STELLA MARIS. 3. CHINA BEAR regarding the multiple ownership of In addition to otherwise meeting Yachts at South Shore Yacht Club. the rules and regulations of the club, Aug. 28 if a yacht is owned by more than one Division 1 — 1. GROWLER. 2. LICORICE. I. Entitlement to Slips and Storage (1) party, seniority of the person own• 3. ANN MAR/E In orderto be issued a storage con• ing a majority of the yacht, estab• Division 11—1. FROLIC. 2. FIREFLY. 3. FAT tract or a slip license, the club member, lished by documentation satisfactory CAT in addition to otherwise meeting the Division III—1. M/CHELLE;;, 2. OVERTIME, to the club, who is an active or life rules and regulations of the club, 3. RUNAM/AV resident member, will be controlling must be a majority owner of the yacht, ~ for purposes of establishing their unless joint ownership is between •~*i^all seminar planned position on any seniority based wait• husband and wife equally, or co- ing list authorized by the club. If two Anyone interested in an educational ownership is equal between other (2) or more active or life resident seminar during the fall please contact active or life resident members of the members each owns an equal interest Jerry Kedziora so something can be club. The license must provide doc• in the yacht, then the most senior planned if there is enough interest. umentation sufficient to satisfy the member's seniority shall control. A Jerry Kedziora club of the nature and extent of member who owns a yacht equally members' ownership at any time it is with a spouse is considered to be a requested by the club. majority owner for the purposes of commitment to the application of this rule. professionalism This new policy will take effect on Sost commercial m to bring you Jan. 1, 1986. plrientated resident iai personalized lUesign interiors This policy was made necessary be• service ... graph! cs cause of a growing number of abuses in A this area. BUSINESS If there are any questions in regard to ^ HEALTH the new policy, please contact myself, ^ BONDS the Commodore or any other member of »^ MARINE the Board. p^gg^ pettit Rear Commodore ^ LIFE GREAT »^ HOME & AUTO LAKES GLOBAL YACHT • BOAT • YACHT • BOAT Check us out... representing: complete we mean business! • Bare-Boat or v i INSURANCE Crewed Charter \ service • Sail or Power ^titb Business-Auto-Home-Boat DAVE PIZUR & ASSOCIATES • In the British Virgin Islands BUSINESS INSURANCE Member of S5VC PONS & CO. est. 1887 N48 W14336 HAMPTON RD. Nancy Stutzman-Knapp 929 W. Mitchell Center r MENOMONEE FALLS, Wl 53051 Milwaukee, Wl. 53204 • Milwaukee Area (414) 351-4245 Telephone 414/783-5514 6477 N. Sunny Point Lane 645-6300 Phil Fons Milwaul

SSYC Juniors place South Shore Yacht Club Mi°waukerwp53207 BULK RATE SOUTH SMOBE PARK MILWAUKEE WIS WONE 181 !33l U.S. Postage third in Kaszube Cup ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED PAID Forwarding & Return Postage Guaranteed Permit No. 1078 Macatawa Bay Yacht Club took first Milwaukee, Wis. place for the third consecutive year in the Kaszube Cup held on August 5-7. Sturgeon Bay came in second, South Shore placed third and Racine Yacht Club came in fourth. RICHARD SCHULZ Each team participating brought two boats and South Shore supplied one 142 MANCHESTER ST. boat for each team in this racing event. NASHUA.. NH 030B0 Mothers of the South Shore Juniors made lunches and breakfasts for the racers and this was greatly appreciated. Brooke Tuescher Dated Material SSYC Jr. Secretary Paid For By Your SSYC Dues

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