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COMPASS • Newsletter of the South Shore Yacht Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin I COMPASS • Newsletter of the South Shore Yacht Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin July/August, 2003 Queen's Cup Race in Review by Terry Case espite the weather, the Queen's Cup Race of 2003 was a great success. There were many positive comments about the food and the band at the Thursday Dnight cocl<tail party. There were many positive comments about our bar and restaurant facilities and the Club in general. The weather again affected the Friday race start but most liked using the "Denis Sullivan" as the starting boat. I spoke to the Captain later and they will help us again for next year's race. Although the race was slow we received good comments from the finishers. The Saturday morning weather again did not cooperate, but the afternoon parties were very COMPASS successful, including the 45-piece clown band. Muskegon YC sold out of food and the bar was full all day and they are interested in hosting the event again in 2005. LAT. 43° 0 MIN. N LONG. 87° 53 MIN. W The success of this event is made possible by all of the talented people that volunteered their time to make it work. We owe countless thanks to everyone involved. Queen's Cup Race Results PHRF Div. 7 First Place PHRF Overall Winner 1st Condor - William Bluhm Insatiable - Norman Silverman 2nd Shooting Star - R. Gullen & B. Kelly First to Finish 3rd Zippy - Spencer Thomason • Alchemy - Mary & Richard Compton 4th Snow Goose - Art Mitchel PHRF Div. 1 5th Nature's Touch - Peter David 1st Colt 45 - Allan Fletcher PHRF Div. 8 2nd Wild Oats - Donald Thinschmidt 1st Encore - Cork Boersma MO- 3rd Twister-Herb Wake III 2nd Stitches - M. Elsmo & E. Wichman 4th Eriichda - Don Crandall 3rd Helldiver - Lyn Schuette 5th Alchemy - R. & M. Compton 4th Wings - Edward Kling PHRF Div. 2 5th Mariah - Tod Stansfield 1st Windquest - Doug DeVos PHRF Div. 9 2nd Willie J - William Petter 1st Saturday - John Burhani 3rd Tango in Blue - Rick Trisco 2nd Relentless - R. & A. VanTol 4th Hippy Chick - D. Bowen & T. O'Neil 3rd Cynthia - James DeVrles 5th Spirit Walker - Vern McCain 4th Falcon - Greg Moll PHRF Div. 3 5th Island Time - Peter Engel 1st Morining Star-R. Hennig&M. Monroe PHRF Div. 10 2nd J-Hawker - D. Sandlin & K. Brown 1st Bantu - Thomas Kuber 3rd Gauntlet - Guy Hiestand 2nd Frisante - Jon Colby 4th Surface Tension-Schaefer&Brethorst 3rd Souvenir - Steve Schiller 5th Liberte - Tim Gabrielse 4th Silent Move - VandenBosch/• PHRF Div. 4 Gronevelt 1st Odin - Daniel Johnson 5th Hauk - Chris Berger Inside This Issue 2nd Bad Dog - J. Lawrence Taunt PHRF Div. 11 3rd Hasten - Fred Stritt 1st Mystified - D. Mietz & M. Kuptz Sail/Race News 4th Gadget - Bill Seaman 2nd Adventurous - Kevin Wilcox 5th Esta Es III - Gene McCarthy 3rd Meltdown - Michael Emery Auxiliary Update PHRF Div. 5 4th Full Tilt - John Sramek Slip Committee News 1st Insatiable - Norman Silverman 5th Liberty - David Kennedy Corn Roast Plans 2nd First Light - John Klancnik PHRF Div 12 3rd So Far - Larry Hillman 1st Odyssey - D. Bohl & D. Irwin Membership Meeting 4th Thunderbolt - Jim Burch 2nd Carpe Diem - Dave Timmer T-10 Fleet News 5th Rumors - Bill Osterink Jr. 3rd Summertime - Kenneth Dziubek Powerboater's Update PHRF Div. 6 4th Chance - B. & C. Kraus 1st Celerity - S. Dummer & E. Zisook 5th Solstice - R & L. Exner SS/SSS Fleet News 2nd Cheep n Deep - Randy Kuhn Multihull Div. Do You Know & More! 3rd Que Loco! - Brad Dykstra 1st Caliente - Mike Stock 4th Looney Tunes - Paul Matthews 2nd Lucretia - Fred Ball 5th Risky Business-J. DeGraaf/B. 3rd Moxie - Gary Hall Alkema 4th Nice Pair - Bruce Geffen 5th Presto - Tom Cairn From the Helm Fore & Aft by James Hutchison couple of years ago in preparation for the Lease negotiations. The following Committee Meetings and events have been scheduled as of this The Club will really come to life in the press date: Gary E. Mattson coming weeks with the Queen's Cup, •Special Events Committee Meeting - Commodore, SSYC LYMA Open House, Kaszube Cup, Thursday, July 10th at 7 PM in the Club's continuation of our Wednesday night's Dining Room. Rear Commodore Terry SS/SSS sail races, and the Thursday Case is the Chairperson. The primary ell somebody finally turned the evening Powerboat outings. The purpose of this meeting will be to review switch and last weekend was common denominator you'll notice is the all of the data from the just completed just great weather-wise. We W Club Member participation in running Queen's Cup Race and begin planning for hope it will continue. these events. I know I keep saying this the 2004 Queen's Cup Race to Grand but if you're not on some committee, Haven. The remaining agenda will be We think that Director Jerry Hedtke's you're not taking full advantage of all that announced by the Chairperson. Entertainment Committee has come up Club Membership has to offer. with a great idea for the Review of the •Junior Organization Meeting - Sunday, Fleet. Members who have participated in The Club will host a reception for July 13th at 1 PM in the Club's dining the Review will be able to display a dignitaries marching in the South Shore room. Craig Lake is the Junior Advisory picture of their vessel, in the dining Frolics Parade on Saturday, July 12. This Committee Chair. The agenda was not room, for the year. This year we had a is an opportunity for them to see the Club available at press time. All Juniors and higher number of vessels on parade and and visit with our members. Junior Parents are invited to attend. we think this will grow. I hope we'll have •Powerboater's Thursday, July 17th will enough room for all the pictures. Please mark your calendar for the third be the popular brown bag night, with Pete Saturday in August, it's the Corn Roast & Bonnie Merryfield and Wayne & Lynne In case you haven't already heard, our hosted by PC Tom and Audrey Poth and Happel as hosts. Lease was approved by the County their Committee. They have been doing •Organizational meeting for Club Board of Supervisors on 6/18/03. The this for so many years that it always runs maintenance and capital improvements - vote was unanimous. We now can move like clockwork and Tom has promised this Tuesday, July 22nd at 7 PM. This (forward on some much needed year won't be an exception. meeting is open to all members. - I maintenance and capital improvements. We have set up an organizational I hope fair skies follow you as you cruise •Publications/Public Relations planning meeting for Tuesday, 7/22/03, this summer and I look forward to seeing Committee Meeting - Tuesday, July 29th at 7 PM in the Club's Dining Room. Bob at 7 PM in the Club dining room. The you at the Club, membership will be getting a letter in the Aring is the Chairperson. The focus for next week outlining the Lease and how it this meeting will be to establish will affect the Club and more information v-«^ guidelines for advertising/donations. The on the 7/22/03 meeting. We will be remaining agenda will be announced by getting out the Long Range Planning and \- \- the Chairperson. Facility Planning Reports we did a •The Powerboat Committee is hosting the Big Brother/Big Sister Benefit Boat Ride on Saturday, August 2nd. Volunteers are needed to take people out SAIL PLACE INC. on their boats for a ride and then enjoy a picnic cook out afterwards. Call George REPRESENTING Finch if you would like to volunteer. Catalina Yachts Contact me or the Committee Chair if you MOODY CENTERCOCKPIT YACHTS wish to serve on one of our standing J. Todd Fulbright committees. Watch the bulletin board in the Club foyer for minutes of past m MAIN STORE BOAT SALES OFFICE meetings, any committee meetings that 142 W.CHERRY ST. 95 MADISON ST. It's smooth sailing with may be scheduled and other information. CEDAR SPRINGS, Ml at HARBOR PLACE 49319 WAUKEGAN.IL 60085 Karl W. Krueger Phone 616-696-0250 and Phone 616-866-0658 Phone 847-623-7240 R6^BK Realty 100 W.LEE SAILS Fax616-696-3366 Fax 847-623-7258 Each Office Independently Owned and Operated HIGH QUALITY SAILS - REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] PURLERS & CONVERSIONS -THE DUTCHMAN SYSTEM FULL BATTENS - SAIL BRITE DEALER Office: (414) 604-1412 WEBSITE: www.sailplaceinc.com HARDWARE & RIGGING Home: (414) 764-6806 1514 Scott Road Port Washington, WI 53074 SPECIALIZING IN SAILING CRAFT SINCE 1959 E-Mail: [email protected] CATALINA YACHTS OLDEST DEALER 262-284-4116 Corn Roast Do You Know? by J. Thomas Poth PC by Capt. Ed Foster, Waterfront Services Director Join Your Fellow Members at the n this electronic age in which we live, I possible, a deviation chart should be know that many boats are equipped made. South Shore Yacht Club with all the latest state-of-the-art I To find out whether or not your electrical instruments and equipment that will guide system is deviating it, while observing the Annual Corn Roast you to wherever you want to go, and compass, have someone else turn on show you how to get back again. and Party each electrical item, one at a time, and However, all this equipment is dependent note any movement of the compass card. Saturday, August 16 on a source of electric power, and Also, start and run any engines you have although it doesn't happen often, that aboard and note what effect that has on power source can fail.
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