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Mark your calendar: Blue Nose Regatta and Shrimp Boil – September 21
Dock & Yard Day – October 12
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“For the encouragement and promotion of yachting
and the creation of a spirit of good fellowship…”
September 2013
(RYC Constitution, Article II)
Racine Yacht Club Commodore’s Report
Racine, Wisconsin
S2 7.9 Class Championship Regatta
The summer surely has moved quickly. The most recent
notable event was Denali’s line honors on the Trans Superior
race. Congratulations to Rick Hennig and his crew on their
success. Dr. Tony Herrmann has taken the time to document
previous Line Honor finishes at the Racine Yacht Club.
There’s more details in his article, but it’s been 66 years since
the last RYC “first to finish” on a Great Lakes major race.
In local racing news, we just finished up whirlwind weeks
with the Racine Yacht Club Regatta. Bounded on both ends,
we hosted the CRAW regatta, Catalina 30 nationals, and the
Star’s 59th Mission Regatta. I don’t think this would have
been possible without the vision and hard work of the Race
Committee volunteers and the Samples. All did an
outstanding job and even took time out to plan perfect
weather.
Some other aspects of Regatta did were less than satisfactory.
Next year, we will return to the membership organizing some
A fleet of 17 S2 7.9s has arrived at RYC as we host their annual
championship regatta.
2010 CCR photo by Danielle Dickert
of the food in the style of years gone by. We will improve.
Stay tuned for Blue Nose weekend and the Shrimp Boil. As
always, great food and terrific entertainment.
– Charlie Manning, Commodore
RYC 2013 Extended Cruise – A Great Success
The RYC fleet (Ultreya/Assuager/Pelican/More Mischief/Pot-OGold and Honey B) completed a 19-day, 550-mile, 13-port
cruise with very, very cooperative weather and no serious
problems. We departed RYC on Aug. 4 with four boats; two
boats, Honey B and Pot-O-Gold having gone out a couple days
earlier to visit additional Michigan harbors. We went to Port
Washington, then to Sheboygan. We crossed from Sheboygan
to Pentwater, Michigan on August 6, where we joined up
with our crews who had left Racine early. Now we were six
boats and we enjoyed two days in beautiful Pentwater before
moving north to Manistee. Sailing north from Manistee to
Frankfort (where Honey B departed for an early return and
Assuager was delayed for a steering system failure), Frankfort
to Leland, and Leland to Elk Rapids on the east side of Grand
Traverse Bay where we enjoyed three restful days.
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Our return route was Elk Rapids, then Leland, where
Assuager rejoined, Frankfort, where Pot-O-Gold and More
Mischief left one day early to insure better weather for the
westbound crossing, then Manistee and Ludington on the
Michigan side. Ultreya, Assuager and Pelican crossed from
Ludington to Sheboygan on August 20. We finished the
cruise from Sheboygan to Port Washington and home to
Racine, where we got nailed by the big thunderstorm off
Milwaukee on August 22. We thoroughly enjoyed the
company of good sailors, several cook-outs, numerous good
restaurant dinners, plus shopping and sights ashore in
various harbors. Although a fleet of six boats is somewhat
akin to herding turtles, we can handle even more if anyone
would like to join in next year.
– Tom Lattomus
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Remembering Long-Time Member Cliff Hass
walkway from the Club to the pier and the
building of the new Clubhouse, to name
just a few. Also, let’s not forget,
Thanksgiving and Christmas morning
making Tom and Jerrys.
It is with sadness that I report that long
time Club member Cliff Haas has passed
away at the age of 88. He was married to
Charlotte Knop on February 18, 1950 and
together they raised two children, Bonne
Haas and Keith (and Jill) Haas. Cliff also
enjoyed his four grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
Cliff and Charlotte joined the Racine Yacht
Club in 1961. Cliff served in several officer
and directors positions of the Club. Being a
CPA, Cliff was a huge asset when the Club
was having financial problems back in the
1960’s. He was deeply concerned for the
financial well being of the Club. Cliff was
also there to help at all of the work parties
for the Club’s improvements like the pier
expansion, the barge slip system, the
Cliff was a man of many skills and a very
hard worker. He was also a very
accomplished sailor. He raced every race
that was available from Wednesday night
Club races to the Chicago Mac race. He
raced them with his brother-in-law, and
best friend, Gary Knop aboard the Rouge,
Miramar, Kimosabe and the super yacht Uber
Alles. At the age of 13, I had the experience
of racing aboard the Uber Alles with Cliff,
Gary, Sherm Foertsch, Doc Skup, Cliff
Shadel, John Nielson, Todd Knop, Brian
Haley and Cliff’s son, Keith. I learned a lot
about what it takes to win, but I also
learned a lot about friendship and
camaraderie and the work ethic that you
must have to win. After racing we would
have some camaraderie and Cliff would
put on his German army helmet and do a
great Arte Johnson impersonation from
Rowan and Martin’s “Laugh-In.” Now,
you have to imagine Cliff with his German
army helmet on, a cigarette in his mouth
and a drink in his hand, and then saying
that funny saying, “Very interesting, but
stupid.” We would all get a good laugh.
Cliff had a quick wit and loved a good joke.
After Cliff’s racing days were done, he
moved into the race management position
where he and Romey Wilear, Tom
Haakenson, Don Fiehweg and Rich
Lennertz were inseparable. They were a
great team that ran the best racing around.
When I became the race director, I owned a
46’ race boat that I wanted to race, but I
couldn’t because I did not have enough
people to run the races. It was Cliff that
came out of retirement and said, “Rick go
race, I got you covered.” Another time I got
myself in some trouble with a high speed
chase and a number of people from the
Club wrote letters to the judge asking for
leniency and one of the letters was from
Cliff. He was always there for the RYC and
he was always there for me and anyone
that needed a helping hand.
In closing, I would like to add a passage
from the RYC’s 51st anniversary book:
“Our many thanks to all who have put forth an
effort to further the Racine Yacht Club in its
endeavors throughout the years. We are proud
to be a part of such an organization.” – Clifford
E. Haas, Editor
The membership was proud to have Cliff
Haas as a member and friend to all.
Until we meet again,
Rick Hennig
Denali Wins Line Honors
In the recent Trans Superior Race, Line
Honors were won by Denali and Rick
Hennig, its skipper-owner and crew of 13.
To our knowledge, the last time a boat
flying the burgee of Racine Yacht Club won
Line Honors for a major offshore race was
66 years ago in the 1947 Queen’s Cup Race
from Milwaukee to St. Joseph, Michigan.
The boat was Q 12 Spindle skippered by
Vitas Thomas. The only other known Line
Honors recognitions won in any major
offshore races by a Racine Yacht Club boat
in its 97 year history were in the 1939
Chicago Mackinac and in the 1940
Michigan City to Chicago/Jackson Park
races. It was again Q 12 then named
Gloriant at the time, owned and skippered
by Tony Herrmann Sr.
Line Honors is a very special and unique
event. It means that independent of any
rating system or handicap, you are the first
boat to finish. In all four of these instances,
these Line Honors were won against boats
in those fleets that were faster and bigger.
Rick and his crew were very satisfied with
their performance especially against the
newer and exotic Volvo 70 Il Mostro with its
canting keel, lee boards and twin rudders,
which was touted as the boat to beat in this
Trans Superior Race.
Congratulations, Rick, to you, your crew
and Denali. You all brought honor and fame
to your home yacht club.
– Dr. Tony Herrmann
The 2013 Denali Trans Superior crew. Not
pictured: Todd Knop, who returned home earlier.
Photo courtesy of Laurie Christensen Hennig
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RYC Calendar of Events — September-October
Sunday Monday
8
Breakfast
Served 8-12:00
lunch Served 12-2:00
Summer Series #18, 19,
20
15
Breakfast
Served 8-12:00
lunch Served 12-2:00
Tuesday
9
Club Opens
@ 4:00
Club Opens
@ 4:00
Wednesday
10
RYC Annual Ladies
Salad Luncheon
11:30
Club Opens
@ 4:00
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served
11:00-2:00
Thursday
11
S2 7.9 Class
Championship Regatta
16
Club Opens
@ 4:00
17
Board Cookout
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served
11:00-2:00
18
Club Opens
@ 4:00
Friday
12
S2 7.9 Class
Championship Regatta
Board Meeting 7:00 pm
Club Opens
@ 4:00
19
Saturday
13
Club Opens
@ 9:00
lunch Served 11-2:00
S2 7.9 Class
Championship Regatta
S2 7.9 Class
Championship Regatta
20
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served 11:00-2:00
Dinner Served 5:00-9:00
22
Club Opens
@ 4:00
23
Club Opens
@ 4:00
24
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served
11:00-2:00
25
Club Opens
@ 4:00
Club Opens
@ 9:00
lunch Served 11-2:00
21
Blue Nose Regatta and
Shrimp Boil
General Membership
Meeting 7:00 pm
Breakfast
Served 8-12:00
lunch Served 12-2:00
14
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served 11:00-2:00
Dinner Served 5:00-9:00
26
27
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served 11:00-2:00
Dinner Served 5:00-9:00
28
Club Opens
@ 9:00
lunch Served 11-2:00
Louie’s Last Regatta
Milwaukee
29
Breakfast
Served
8:00-12:00
lunch Served 12-2:00
Club Opens
@ 4:00
30
Club Opens
@ 4:00
1
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served
11:00-2:00
2
Club Opens
@ 4:00
3
New Member Meeting
4
Club Opens
@ 9:00
lunch Served 11-2:00
11
Club Opens
@ 9:00
lunch Served 11-2:00
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served 11:00-2:00
Dinner Served 5:00-9:00
5
7:00 pm
October
Breakfast
Served
8:00-12:00
lunch Served 12-2:00
6
Club Opens
@ 4:00
7
Club Opens
@ 4:00
8
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served
11:00-2:00
9
Club Opens
@ 4:00
10
Club Opens
@ 11:00
lunch Served 11:00-2:00
Dinner Served 5:00-9:00
Board Meeting 7:00 pm
Mark Your Calendar
Upcoming Entertainment/Events
S2 7.9 Championships..Sept.11-14
Blue Nose Regatta and Shrimp
Boil.............................September 21
Louie’s Last Regatta, Ale House,
Milwaukee................September 28
Join us for RYC’s events!
Celebration, camaraderie, laughs
and good times.
It’s what Racine Yacht Club is all
about – so come on down and be
a part of the fun!
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Yard & Dock Day
8:00 am
Entertainment
Well, hard to believe, but
the Summer is coming to an end...
Our last main event of the year is the
Blue Nose Regatta - Shrimp Boil
Saturday September 21st.
The Band: TRIADD
Eagles, Steve Miller, Beatles 60’s to the present
www.TriaddBand.com
Will Start At: 6:30 pm
Food will be served from: 6-8 pm
$18.00 in advance
$25.00 At the door
Please Call Kim at 262-634-8585
For Reservations!
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What an Adventure!
Dangerous Liaison – Joe McGauran
On Tuesday, August 13, 2013 AdventureSail®
2013 was held at the Racine Yacht Club for
girls age 7-17, in cooperation with Girls
Inc., (Jeanette Brown, Director) and the
Women’s Sailing Foundation.
Fast Cat – Kurt Lasson
Fortitude – Chuck and Debbie LeCrone
Foxy – Blaise Arena
Where do I begin to say, “Thank You?”
Words can not express how grateful I am to
all of you, for your support and guidance,
for assisting me in the success of this year’s
AdventureSail® program.
Strong, cold, northeast winds blew
AdventureSail® a bit off course; however,
the 14th annual, free, one day sailing
program for 82 girls was a big success! This
is only because the RYC members went
above and beyond to volunteer their time
and talent. In addition to what was
Goombay Smash – Gregg Henning
Hasten – Fred Stritt-Rick Cermak
Knot a Clew – Jack Landwehr
Little Angel – Vickie and Mike Langton
RYC’s Moon Johnson and soon-to-be lady pirate
took girls out on the big Sheriff boat, and
gave them the opportunity to drive.
The girls were divided into six groups and
they rotated to another group every 15
minutes
Group leaders
Compass reading, charts, and lifejackets:
Jane and Jim Stewart
Penny Express – Charlie Gagnon and Joyce
Papes
Samuri – Welcome and Jim Sittig
Sea Scouts – Brooke Strand, Savannah
LaBoy, and Brent Strand
T-Time – Amy Cermak and Jim Woolrage
Z-Rae – Louise and Ron Weiss
Miss Bell City’s Teen, Mara Mandli–
coordinated by Sue Beres
RYC Pirate – Moon Johnson
Wind direction, landmarks and the
compass: Cathy Sample
Boat parts: Brooke and Brent Strand
Knot tying (Square, Figure 8, and
bowline): Kaisa Herrmann with assistants
Welcome Sittig and Anita Carr
Deputy Sheriff Liz Knight and Christiane
Herrmann
planned, our very own, RYC Pirate (Moon
Johnson) arrived to share pirate history,
and he encouraged the girls to learn about
female pirates by searching on the internet.
Mara Mandli, Miss Bell City’s Teen with
her sparkling tiara, captured the young
girl’s heart as she spoke about the
importance of volunteering and giving
back to the community.
She also
commended the girls for attending
AdventureSail®2013, and encouraged
them to continue to try new and different
experiences. When the girls had a spare
moment, Trudy Strand had the girls
involved in many activities, from untying a
human knot, hula hooping, a bubble gum
contest, and a peanut hunt, complete with
prizes. Deputy Sheriff, Mrs. Liz Knight
Points of Sail: Savannah LaBoy with
assistant Joe McGauran
Racine Health Department Blue Wave
Beach certification/cleanliness: Steven
Kurdas
At registration, the girls had been assigned
to specific boats and even though the
conditions didn’t allow the boats to sail, the
girls went aboard and toured the sailboats.
Deputy Sheriff Knight also took many girls
on a harbor tour, allowing the girls to drive
the big Sheriff’s Water Patrol boat. Not too
windy for Fred Stritt, he and Rick Cermak
took several girls for a harbor tour aboard
Hasten. Greg Henning also did a harbor
cruise aboard Racer Chaser.
Boat Owners/Crew
Arion – Michael and Anthony Anania
Bliss – Jane and Jim Stewart
Challenge – Moon Johnson
Mara Mandli, Miss Bell City’s Teen and friends
Registration
Girls Inc. – Jeanette Brown, Director
Clerical Administration
Joan Woolrage
Activities and Games
Trudy Strand
Water Purchase
Jim and Joan Woolrage
Crowd Control, Pizza Servers
Joan Woolrage
Sue Beres
Jan and Bill Murin
Terry Marcus
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What an Adventure!
(cont’d)
Registration
Erin Boston, Louise Weiss
Sue Beres, Vickie Langton
Sandi Fox, Kaisa Herrmann
Anita Carr, Joyce Papes
T-Shirt Manager
Joan Woolrage
Racine Sheriff
Sergeant Hogan
Deputy Sheriff Liz Knight
Intern Anna Sweeti
Points of Sail Singers
Kaisa Herrmann
Brooke Strand
Savannah LaBoy
Shaylee Smith
Brent Strand
Brooke Strand explains the parts of the boat
Kaisa Herrmann teaches knot tying
The Big Tent
Jack Landwehr
Thanks to all:
I couldn’t do it without YOU!
Amy Cermak, RYC
AdventureSail®Coordinator
Unconditional Love and Support
Rick Cermak, Jim and Joan Woolrage
Clothing Corner
Blue Nose Annual
Clothing Clearance
Saturday, Sept. 21st
“On the Patio” at
12 Noon
Be There!
See some of the specials on page 7!
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Clothing Corner
Blue Nose Special - Soft Shell Jackets at a real value.
This go-to basic sheds light wind and rain and is a perfect
choice for on or off the water. The clean silhouette and
traditional black color make this jacket in mens and ladies
as attractive as it’s price. 100% polyester woven shell
bonded to a 100% polyester micro fleece lining. Front
zippered pockets. Saturday, September 21st only Blue Nose
Special price of $45 M-XL; thereafter $50 and $48 XXL;
thereafter $53. Ladies sizes S-XXL - Same great price.
Blue Nose Special - New Colorblock Soft Shell
Jacket. Pair warmth with style - for a great price. Athleticinspired color blocking on the sides and sleeves give this
soft shell up-to-date appeal, while a polyester micro fleece
interior keeps you comfortable. Mens in black/imperial
blue. Ladies in battleship grey/dark rose. Saturday,
September 21st only Blue Nose Special price of $52 M-XL;
thereafter $58 and $58 XXL; thereafter $63. Ladies sizes
S-XL - same great price.
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Southern Cross 31 – Rare Factory Finished . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,900
Pearson 31 MKII – Easy to handle with family on board. . . $33,500
Sabre 30 – It’s a Sabre in name and condition. . . . . . . . . . . $27,500
Beneteau First 285 – Fast and fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,000
Capital Newport 27 MKIII – Well cared for Bring Offers. . . $19,000
Nonsuch 26 Classic – Simple rig, large interior Reduced . $29,900
Blue Jacket 40
This stunning Tim Jackett designed, Island Packet
built yacht redefines the term performance cruiser.
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950 Erie St., Racine, WI 53402 262-636-8020 fax 262-636-8022
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Representing Hunter Marine and Mainship Trawlers
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50’ Hunter 50 CC
46’ Hunter 46LE
45’ Hunter 45 CC
45’ Hunter Legend 45
44’ 7 “ Island Packet 420
44’ Hunter 44 AC
44’ Hunter 44 Deck Salon
42’ Hunter 420
41’ Hunter 41DS
40’ Hunter 40
38’ Hunter H380
37’ Hunter 37 Legend
37’ Hunter 37 Legend
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35’ Hunter 35.5
34’ 6 “ Hunter 36
33’ Camper & Nicholson
33’ Hunter 33.5
33’ Tartan 33R
32’ Hunter 326
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31’ Newport 31
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30’ Pearson 30
30’ S 2 9.2A
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28’ S-2 8.5
27’ Ericson 27
27’ Hunter 27
26’ 7 “ Hunter 26.5
25’ Oday 25
21’ 6 “ Hunter 216
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