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PRST STD US Postage Paid Permit, #454 THE STATE OF MAINE'S BOATING NEWSPAPER Portland, ME Maine Coastal News Volume 32 Issue 7 July 2019 FREE Boothbay and Rockland Lobster Boat Races in the Books Dean Beal's MISS NORMA running up the course with Chris Smith's MISTY, both getting first in their respective classes. BOOTHBAY-ROCKLAND – Some of the would have allowed them time to install the Shirley sold MISS KARLEE [Mitchell Cove a great forecast for Saturday we expected a rumours and questions about the upcoming engine and sea trial it. However, when Friday 32, 1,000-hp Caterpillar] to Marshall Spear good turnout. When sign-ups were done we lobster boat racing season that had been rolled around the engine was not going to of Yarmouth, who in turn sold her engine and had 47 entrants, one more than last year and circulating this winter and spring were soon arrive until mid-afternoon and they hoped hull separately. He then purchased, through not having more could be explained by the answered. We have heard of new boats, some they could install the engine and run it in the Steve Johnson a Holland 32, which was for late arrival of summer and that a number of brand new and some new to their owners, and shop, but sea trials were out. As Friday eve- sale on Cliff Island. Steve took it to his yard on boats are not in the water. several boats that had repowered. What their ning progressed reports showed they were on Long Island and stored her for the winter and There were just two boats in Work Boat effect would be was anyone’s guess and the schedule and would be there Saturday morn- then got her ready for the water. Ed renamed Class A (Skiffs 16 feet and under, Outboard up best thing was not to perpetuate the rumour, ing for their first race. Shawn Alley spent her MISS KYLEE [Holland 32; 148-hp Vol- to 30 hp, operators up to 16 years old), which but wait for it to play out and see it for your- the winter rebuilding the bottom of LITTLE vo] and he would be entered in Diesel Class was won by William Tierney of Long Island self. To do that, you just needed to attend the GIRL [28’ Calvin Beal Jr.; 514 Ford], which B. Also in this class was Bradley Simmon of in Cameron Murphy’s NUGGET [Holland first two races of the season, Boothbay Harbor meant straightening, refastening and adding a East Boothbay in his DON’T ASK [Holland 14; 30-hp]. on 15 June and Rockland the following day. strengthening piece on top of the keel. Friday 32; 210-hp Cummins], already for harpoon- Last year I was informed that a boat in Many have been following Facebook night on the dock it was learned that Bruce ing; and Phil Page’s NICK & ANDY [Duffy Work Boat Class B (Inboard, Outboard or and seen Steve Johnson’s and Jeremy Beal’s Engert’s THUNDERBOLT [South Shore 30; 35; 220-hp John Deere] of Boothbay who Outdrive, 31 to 90 hp) was coming with a posts. Steve, who lives on Long Island, had 621 Chevrolet] would not been racing as she had not raced since 2005. Over the winter 48-hp outboard by her owner. The builder his 1,100-hp Chevrolet engine gone over for still needs some engine work. He named off Kyle Look decided to refurbish a Crowley of this boat explained that this was way too the upcoming season. Jeremy Beal’s timeline a number of parts he wants to change out, but 36 named RISKY BUSINESS [550-hp John much power and that she could easily flip. I over the winter was a lot more involved. The would not give a time frame when he would Deere]. This was done at Wayne Beal’s Boat was prepared to not allow this boat to race, but boat he was racing last year MISS MARINA be ready to race. Shop in Jonesport and the engine work was during sign up the owner stated that the boat & MARIE [Crowley 28; 1000+-hp Chevro- So what was new in the Diesel Classes? done by Toppin’s Diesel & Marine in Colum- was very stable and since it was calm his son let] did not have a good season, mostly due to Launched last year from AJ Enterprises in bia Falls. She would be in Diesel Class H. Not would not have a problem running the course. engine issues. The engine went, was sold west Winter Harbor was Dan Sawyer’s HIGH really new and did race last year, but if you did When we got out on the float the wind had and the boat was finished off and went fur- VOLTAGE [AJ-28; 400-hp Yanmar], which not look closely you might not realize Nick picked up and there was a small chop running. ther Downeast. Over the winter he obtained would compete in Diesel Class E. Robert Wiberg’s MISS KATIE had grown. Last year When this boat did not show up I thought a Wayne Beal 28 hull and over the spring he Alley, Jr.’s HANNAH LOUISE [Calvin Andy Gove decided to retire from lobstering they decided not to race. Now the rest of the and his crew at Wayne Beal’s Boat Shop in Beal 42; 750-hp John Deere] was launched and sold his well-known racer UNCLE’S story is that after the races were over, I headed Jonesport finished off the hull and named her over the winter and would be competing in UFO [Northern Bay 36; 700-hp Volvo] to for Dunton’s Dogs over by the Shipyard in MARIA’S NIGHTMARE. The question now Diesel Class M(B). From North Haven, Ryan Nick. Over the winter she was renamed MISS Boothbay Harbor and met someone from the was what would she be powered with? We had Haskell’s DECADENCE [Lowell 46; 850-hp KATIE and repainted in the colours of Nick’s Coast Guard Auxiliary. We were talking and heard it could be diesel, but several weeks ago Baudouin] would be running in Diesel Class last MISS KATIE [Holland 31; 355 hp Cum- I said at least there were no problems today that was answered when it was learned that he N. mins]. and he said with the exception of the boat that had purchased a big Chevrolet engine. Three We had several boats that were not new Friday at Brown’s Wharf on the east flipped, which I said, “What boat flipped?” days before the Boothbay races the engine but either had never been racing or had not side of Boothbay Harbor there were about Continued on Page 18. was expected to arrive Friday morning, which been out in a while. The end of last fall Ed 25 boats already tied up for the evening. With - C o n t e n t s Publisher's Note 4 U. S. Coast Guard News 9 Boat and Ship Yard News 14 Calendar of Events 4 IMOCA News 10 Lobster Boat Racing Results 20 Model C. W. 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    *^r*^^r**^**ir***** ******** **************** If "Aug.! &2 * St. .Johns merchants will take Clinton County ^News siated'for B'igned up for the promotion and. This, the tttb .annual *Side^ in advance to insure shoppers * to £he streets1 next week in their ' delivery ^ io.Jtiomei? of non-subn as *in previous years the event walk pays," will be fashioned J with bargains that not only pro­ , annual ^ "sidewalk Days*' retail scribers throughout the county ,Wi& provide,, shoppers with, reg­ after those of the past and mer­ vide" savings but top values as projnotiori .and if past year;s are and in thfc towns of Fpw^ier, Oyid, ularly; stocked merchandise at chants will display their wares any indiea^ipn. the city will b£ and Elsie* , ' »• l greatly reduced prices. • *v a$ong the sidewalk, in 'front of waU. A generally festive at­ mosphere prevails and, ac­ crowded ^vith baYgainfchunting i Norbert Rehmah, chair(rn,anof \t Aug, a and21iavebeqnseiected • their, stores. , ^shoppers.: >*;' ' - * V * ' .the retail divisional the Chamber - as ihe''dates '1ft; fyis year's, * *Sidewaik'Days" is one of'the cording to Rehman, this year's event- i*ft"Aug 3 'set ajside'as "'«Y Helping, ta draW ^he crowds of Cpmmerce_ stated that ptac-( w t i biggest retail promotions of tne plans should produce much of \] will be. aiveHtra 2*300 c&Pies>of ^tically ail of, the merchants have- a, 'third, da£ in jtfie event of rain. year and merchants pl^an well the same activity. tetA&h^^ *-* * ******* 113th Year, No. 13 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN — THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1968 2 SECTIONS — 28 PAGES 15 Cents Assessment hearing is adjourned DIGGING FOR BARGAINS until Aug.