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March 2020 Cross Bearings03/13 Fri Fireside Friday...................6:00pm03/14 Sat Club rental.............................4:00pm03/15 Sun Interlake Nationals meeting........noon03/17 Tues Comm. Committee meeting............7:00pm 03/18 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pm03/20 Fri Fireside Friday (bar open) .....................6:00pm03/22 Sun RC boat workday ..........................noon-4:00pm03/25 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pm03/27 Fri Fireside Friday (bar open) .....................6:00pm03/28 Sat TOGA Party, movie and pub crawl ......11:00am04/01 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pm04/03 Fri Fireside Friday (bar open) .....................6:00pm04/06 Mon Sadler Basin Committee meeting ........ 7:00pm04/07 Tues SJSI meeting ........................................ 7:00pm04/08 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pm04/10 Fri Fireside Friday (bar open) .....................6:00pm04/12 Sun Club rental ........................................... 8:00am04/14 Tues SSC Board meeting ............................. 7:00pm04/15 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pm04/17 Fri Fireside Friday (bar open) .....................6:00pm04/21 Tues Communications Committee meeting .... 7:00pm 04/22 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pm04/24 Fri Fireside Friday (bar open) .....................6:00pm04/25 Sat SSC General Mtg/Spring Workday ..... 9:00am04/29 Wed Winter Wednesday .............................. 5:30pmFor more info, go to www.sanduskysailingclub.com.and check out the SSC calendar.Comentarios del comodoro de la diversión ............... Commodore Matt BedeeOOPS… I want to take the blame for this Cross Bearings getting out so late, so I will keep it short this month.Dues Reminder - Want to remind everyone that the deadline for dues was March 1. Please log onto the website to renew using PayPal or send your dues statement with a check. Remember to return the Volunteer Opportunities Questionnaire, and circle what you would be interested in getting involved in. Friendly reminders will be sent out shortly. While you are paying dues online, please take the time to update your profile as well. If you don’t remember your password to log in, leave the password blank and follow the prompts. A couple of typical items missing or needing updating are birth years and whether you want electronic dues statements and Cross Bearings.Dock reminder - We have a waiting list now for 35ft docks and only a few 26ft and 30ft docks left. If you have not sent in your dock payment yet, please do so as soon as possible as the season is approaching very quickly. Friendly reminders will be sent out shortly.
General Meeting - Please put April 25 on your calendar as that is the Spring General
Meeting and Workday. If you have any concerns or there is anything
you believe will make our club better, please don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected] or 419-202-0044. You may also contact any other member of the SSC Board at [email protected].
El Vicio Comodoro ................... VC Andy Davis Good day all, and I hope you all had a great winter. As you are aware, Winter Wednesdays have been continuing since the New Year which provide ongoing opportunities to connect with friends and dock neighbors during the winter. Additionally, Friday Feeds are also an opportunity to enjoy the club as Commodore Matt continues to create “Italian
goodness” with his pizza making skills.
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SSC members PC Ruth Anne VanFleet, Eilene Guy, and Larry Knauer were happy blood donors on Jan. 13, 2020.
Comm Matt Bedee and PC Pete Grant test the libations at the SSC Dairy Bar.
I want to touch on some key objectives I have in 2020 as they relate to House and Grounds and a special upcoming event:Mark your calendars folks March 28 will be the first TOGA PARTY. We will commence at SSC at 1100 for TOGA TOGA! So, please ensure you are dressed in your garb. We will have a large crowd, so you do NOT want to miss this one folks. Expect fun music during the day as we prepare for the next step of the “Day.” My suggestion is to watch Animal House to ensure your TOGA dance moves are in order. Let’s have a good showing as there will be people who have never been to SSC, and the goal is to demonstrate why they should join. Next, at 1600, (4pm) we will meet at The Barrel House to watch Animal House with our group. TOGAS are highly suggested… this should be a blast. Special thanks to Barrel House for providing a location, as well as having their bar open that day during the movie. • Following Animal House, we will walk over to Daly’s to begin the TOGA Pub Crawl in downtown Sandusky. Thanks to Daly’s for supporting the first stop of the pub crawl.
Let everyone know about the event… as I would like this to be a great party for SSC, as well as getting our club out there as a great place to meet folks, learn to sail, splash a beverage and have fun. I am expecting a huge crowd during the day, and a fun group of folks on the pub crawl. Stay tuned.. more information forthcoming around specific stops during the pub crawl and other updates.Spring Workday - Just a reminder to everyone, please mark your calendar for the general meeting and Spring Workday, April 25. This is an important day to ensure we begin on the right foot. For those of you who have never attended, it truly is fun, and there is much laughter. Please mark the date, as we need as many hands as possible to ensure our 2020 is fabulous.Basic needs around the club - As always, every club needs some elbow grease to keep things “up to snuff.” I would ask that if you see something that needs fixed, and it is not a job that requires a contractor, fix it. If something is needed to fix it, then feel free to purchase the replacement part, and provide the invoice to myself, Wes or Matt, and you will be reimbursed. By all means, if you notice an issue and are uncomfortable in making the repair, let me know and we will figure out a way to quickly make the fix. There are so many members here that have special skills, I am sure we can find someone to help us make the fix.Dairy Bar - Last year was a great year for the Dairy Bar and I thank everyone for embracing the direction we are headed. That said, we are working on some very simple, inexpensive updates to the Dairy Bar as our business and membership grows. We will need to accommodate new folks while continuing to provide a great product and environment to all of our members. I know RC Wes will
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have a profound impact on the Dairy Bar with the parties he is planning I think this energy will continue to pay off with new membership as people realize SSC is a great place to hang out.Docks - Several new docks have been ordered which continues to raise the bar in terms of supporting the vessel needs in Sandusky. I am very excited to let you all know that many of the new docks have arrived, so we are in a good spot regarding meeting our goals. There is also planning regarding repurposing the docks being replaced in other areas. We continually work to be fiscally responsible in how we manage the costs/revenues at SSC, and I want to be sure everyone is aware of the careful and mindful efforts going on behind the scenes.Thank you to all for embracing the new direction of the club, a direction that makes the club one of the, if not the, premier clubs on the Great Lakes. Volunteerism is a great thing and ensures everyone has skin in the game (which is obvious we all want our club to succeed). I have heard so many positive comments over the past year regarding what is happening, and this effort only will be successful with the ongoing support of the entire club as well as the continued guidance from those who have blazed the path before us. I am so excited for 2020, and look forward to ongoing directional adjustments. Remember, like in sailing, a five degree adjustment makes a huge difference at the end of a leg. Contact me – Please feel free to email me with questions, comments, or suggestions at [email protected] or on my cell at 262-202-1372.
View from the Rear .................. RC Wes BlazerMoving forward - Get your Togas ready for the Animal House-style Toga party coming March 28. Plus, sharpen your card playing skills for the Euchre tournament that will take place in April. The dates for tht will be sent soon.So, next Wednesday stop down to the marina and check on your boat. Then head over to the Sailing Club and grab a beer and warm up by the fire.Contact me – Please feel free to email me with questions, comments, or suggestions at [email protected] or on my cell at 386-416-9034.
RC Boats ...................................... Terry ParkerThings have slowed to a crawl with the low temperatures in February. Epoxy, adhesives, paint, and varnish don’t like cold. Come warmer weather, there will be lots of painting and re-fitting to do. We’ll likely need to increase the number and frequency of our workdays to get ready for spring launch. We’ll send out email blasts to notify club members of that schedule when it is decided. In the meantime, if you’re interested in helping this spring, and aren’t currently on our email list, please contact me. There will also be opportunities after the boats are launched! Thanks! Feel free to contact me at terryparker47@gmail orvoice/text 440-320-3100.
Sandusky Junior Sailors, Inc .............. Mic Kaufman / Suzanne HartleyIt’s hard to believe that the sailing season is almost here! April marks the unofficial start of the sailing season, so hereare some updates on our programs: Powerboats - We have been working on rehabbing a few of our powerboats this winter and hope to be showing them off at SSC soon! Our Adaptive Sailing program (see flier) is going to start working on boats around April 15. If you would like to help, please contact Larry Knauer at [email protected]. For anyone new to sailing or wanting to learn more, we have a “Start Sailing” class that will be held on Thursday nights in April, beginning April 2. (see flier)Our Kids’ Learn to Sail Programming starts the week of June 8. New this year is a “Discover Boating” class. This new class will provide an introduction to water supports including instruction on power boats, kayaks, paddle boards and sailboats. This class is a great way to introduce kids to different water sport options. It’s our hope they will all fall in love with sailing, and if not, at least the water! (see flier)We are offering five regular sessions of Learn to Sail. These weekly camps will be offered as AM only or All day classes. At the end of the season there will be an All Day, One Week Advanced Sail Camp. This session is by approval of the directors. As with any of our programs, tuition assistance and scholarships are available. (see flier)The Sandusky Junior Race Team is has been busy prepping for the 2020 season. On March 15 there will be a race team recruitment event from 3:00-5:00pm at SSC. It will cover requirements, practice times and traveling to regattas. Anyone interested in joining the race team is welcome to join.Community Sailing - We are working diligently on expanding our community outreach to attract more community members to experience sailing. We have a number of opportunities available including one week of Community Sailing classes in early July, and every other Monday evening. Please consider helping with our community or adaptive programs.We are working on expanding our Adult Learn to Sail programming. On Thursday nights this summer we will host “Drop in Sailing,” an opportunity for those interested to stop in and try sailing for one night. (see flier) Throughout the summer we will also be offering the Basic Keelboat class on select weekends and weekdays.Chartering a boat - In 2020, we will be offering a number of keelboats and dingys available for daily and longer term rentals. Please check out the SSC website for more information.For information on any of our programs, please visit sanduskysailingclub.com
Adult Keelboat Instructors - SSC and SJSI are working on expanding our Adult Learn to Sail programming and are looking at becoming a certified center to teach ASA’s basic keelboat program. The ASA basic keelboat and additional ASA ratings are recognized internationally and are the most common accepted ratings to charter boats on vacation worldwide. Before we can proceed, we need instructors certified to teach the program. Any member interested in teaching would need to attend a three-day Instructor Qualification Clinic conducted by ASA, either at SSC or at a nearby location. Qualified instructors are paid. So, while it can be fun to teach adults how to sail, it can also be a way to earn additional income while you do what you love doing…..sailing. The basic keelboat training program for neophyte sailors involves 15 hours of instruction, over two or three days. If you are interested in learning more about how you can help train new sailors (and potential new SSC members), please get in touch with Mic Kaufman at [email protected] or 419-370-6642.News from ISCA Fleet No. 1 ......... Bernie AshykInterlake Sailing Class Association’s 2020 National Championship. Sandusky Sailing Club, birthplace of the Interlake, is proud to be hosting the Nationals, again. This series of races will begin with measurement on July 14 and 15. The Women’s and Junior racing will be on July 15, followed by the Championship and Challenger races on July 15, 16 and wrapping up on Saturday, July 17. SSC Trustee Danny Olson - [email protected], is chairing this prestigious event. Danny will need our membership to help on the various committees. Please keep these dates open and plan to lend a hand on shore or on the water. Further details for opportunities to volunteer will be forthcoming. Cruising Fleet ............................... Mark SwableyThe 2020 Leamington Sail-Away is Friday, June 12 through Sunday, June 14. This is a great way to start the cruising season and we welcome new members to join us for this trip. Skippers Sheryl Hoffman and John Wiggins will be coordinating dockage and Friday evening cocktails and appetizers on the dock. Leamington Municipal Marina www.leamington.ca/marina dockage fees are $2.25 ft. plus tax (Canadian). We currently have 12 docks reserved. Plan on a Friday morning departure from SSC. There will be a BYOB and shared appetizers at the dock upon arrival of the fleet. Stay tuned for more on social activities for the weekend. Saturday day is on your own to explore Leamington by bike, hike, kayak or taxi. Our return sail is on Sunday. Due to Sheryl’s schedule we will not be coordinating the Pelee Island sail as in past years. The fleet is welcome to carry on this tradition; if anyone is willing to take the helm on this, please let us know.IMPORTANT: Customs check-in is no longer available at Cedar Point or Put-in-Bay. You must have the CBP Roam App on your phone or tablet unless all of your crew members have Global Entry cards or an I-68. Please register well in advance for this. Here are links to the sites with information about the new US Customs and Border Protection requirements.
US Customs Services Port Clinton 419-732-4400 https://www.cbp.gov/travel/pleasure-boats-private-flyershttps://www.cbp.gov/travel/pleasure-boats-private-flyers/pleasure-boat-overview/roam#Just a reminder - Passports are required for all skippers and crew. If your boat is 30’ or more, you will be required to have a Private Vessel Decal in order to re-enter the States. See more info at these links:CBP DTOPShttps://dtops.cbp.dhs.govhttps://dtops.cbp.dhs.gov/main/changePasswordConvertUser.htm#We will need to know the information below to reserve your dock in Leamington. Email this information to Sheryl by May 22 at [email protected] Last Name(s) / First Name(s) Boat Name / LOA / Beam Street Address / City / State / ZIP Phone and Email Arrival and/or Departure Date if different than SSC Estimated Number of Crew and Names Sheryl needs your information by May 22 to reserve your dock! [email protected] the Good of the OrderCleveland Boat Show - This year’s show was a big success for your club and yielded many leads for membership and our various Learn-to-Sail programs. Many thanks go to our volunteers who manned our booth during the five-day show: PC Pete and Maddie Grant, PC Monty and Suzie Kaufman, Gary and Patricia Melssen, Mike and Vicki Griffin, Paul Kalister, Reed and Janet Carpenter, Carolyn Zettler, Denise Roznovsky, Peter Huston, Dan Olson, Jay and Beth Austin, Bernie Ashyk, John Giordano, Charlie and Carolyn Balogh. And we owe a special thanks to Larry Knauer, Suzanne Hartley and Mic Kaufman who orchestrated both the move in and move out of boats, gear and simulators, then worked the show each day. We couldn’t have done it without you. — PC Steve France
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START SAILING IN 2020! (see flier) SSC presents the information packed four session seminar series “Start Sailing In 2020” at the SSC Clubhouse, on Thursday evenings from 7:00-8:30pm beginning on April 2, running through April 30, 2020. This series is designed primarily for juniors and adults interested in learning more about sailing and whether it might be right for them.Topics covered are: April 2: Sailing Concepts: parts of the boat, how sails work, basic sail trim, tacking and jibing. April 16: Being Prepared: clothing, reading the wind, parts of a sail. April 23: While Underway: sailing upwind, turning, knots and coiling line. April 30: The Environment: weather, basic navigation and rules, safety and emergencies. May 2: This optional Saturday class, scheduled from 9:00am-4:00pm covers all the topics covered on the previous Thursday evening sessions. The seminar fee is $50 and includes the book
Basic Keelboat a $20 value. After completing the seminar, register for a free sail! To register or for more information, visit www.sanduskysailingclub.com or contact Mic Kaufman or Suzanne Hartley at [email protected] by March 30. — PC Steve France
Lady’s Sophisticated Polo – Gentle Contour Silhouette, Sharp White Detailing, Very Flattering!!! Cool 100% Polyester, Moisture Wicking SSC Logo on Left Chest, SSC Flags on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $32.50
Women’s Vintage T-Shirt – Extra Sporty, ¾ Length Sleeves Silver Body with Soft Navy Detail, Curved Shirttail Hem for Graceful Fit 50/50 Cotton/Polyester SSC Flags on Left Chest, SSC Logo on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $20.00
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Lady’s Sophisticated Polo – Gentle Contour Silhouette, Sharp White Detailing, Very Flattering!!! Cool 100% Polyester, Moisture Wicking SSC Logo on Left Chest, SSC Flags on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $32.50
Women’s Vintage T-Shirt – Extra Sporty, ¾ Length Sleeves Silver Body with Soft Navy Detail, Curved Shirttail Hem for Graceful Fit 50/50 Cotton/Polyester SSC Flags on Left Chest, SSC Logo on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $20.00
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Duffle Bag – Heavy Duty Polyester with Adjustable Shoulder Strap, Top and Side Grip Handles, Front Zippered Pocket Red and Black with SSC Flags on Front Size: 22” x 11” x 10 ½” Price: $25.00
Beach Tote – Outside Pocket and Velcro Closure at Top 100% Cotton Canvas Red with Navy Bottom and Straps, SSC Logo on Front Size: 21 ½” x 15 ½” x 6 ½” Price: $20.00
• All Items are available for purchase at the Sandusky Sailing Club using Cash, Check, or Credit Card. • Addition Sizes are available and can be special ordered. • Questions and Inquiries, please email Carolynne at [email protected].
Duffle Bag – Heavy Duty Polyester with Adjustable Shoulder Strap, Top and Side Grip Handles, Front Zippered Pocket Red and Black with SSC Flags on Front Size: 22” x 11” x 10 ½” Price: $25.00
Beach Tote – Outside Pocket and Velcro Closure at Top 100% Cotton Canvas Red with Navy Bottom and Straps, SSC Logo on Front Size: 21 ½” x 15 ½” x 6 ½” Price: $20.00
• All Items are available for purchase at the Sandusky Sailing Club using Cash, Check, or Credit Card. • Addition Sizes are available and can be special ordered. • Questions and Inquiries, please email Carolynne at [email protected].
Unisex Quarter Zip Sweatshirt – Soft and Cuddly 50/50 Cotton/Polyester, Won’t Shrink SSC Burgee on Left Chest, SSC Logo on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $32.00
Men’s Khaki Classic Polo – 60/40 Cotton/Polyester Odor Fighting, Moisture Wicking, Shrink/Stain/Wrinkle Resistant SSC Burgee on Left Chest, SSC Flags on Right Sleeve Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $30.00
Men’s Vintage T-Shirt – Extra Detailed, Relaxed Fit, Sharp Grey w/ Crisp White Accent 50/50 Cotton/Polyester SSC Flags on Left Chest, SSC Large Logo on Back Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $22.00
Men’s Vest – Perfect Layering Piece, Front Zippered Pockets, Drawcords for Adjustable Hem Super Soft 100% Polyester SSC Logo on Left Chest Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $29.00
Unisex Quarter Zip Sweatshirt – Soft and Cuddly 50/50 Cotton/Polyester, Won’t Shrink SSC Burgee on Left Chest, SSC Logo on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $32.00
Men’s Khaki Classic Polo – 60/40 Cotton/Polyester Odor Fighting, Moisture Wicking, Shrink/Stain/Wrinkle Resistant SSC Burgee on Left Chest, SSC Flags on Right Sleeve Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $30.00
Men’s Vintage T-Shirt – Extra Detailed, Relaxed Fit, Sharp Grey w/ Crisp White Accent 50/50 Cotton/Polyester SSC Flags on Left Chest, SSC Large Logo on Back Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $22.00
Men’s Vest – Perfect Layering Piece, Front Zippered Pockets, Drawcords for Adjustable Hem Super Soft 100% Polyester SSC Logo on Left Chest Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $29.00
Unisex Quarter Zip Sweatshirt – Soft and Cuddly 50/50 Cotton/Polyester, Won’t Shrink SSC Burgee on Left Chest, SSC Logo on Right Upper Arm Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $32.00
Men’s Khaki Classic Polo – 60/40 Cotton/Polyester Odor Fighting, Moisture Wicking, Shrink/Stain/Wrinkle Resistant SSC Burgee on Left Chest, SSC Flags on Right Sleeve Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $30.00
Men’s Vintage T-Shirt – Extra Detailed, Relaxed Fit, Sharp Grey w/ Crisp White Accent 50/50 Cotton/Polyester SSC Flags on Left Chest, SSC Large Logo on Back Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $22.00
Men’s Vest – Perfect Layering Piece, Front Zippered Pockets, Drawcords for Adjustable Hem Super Soft 100% Polyester SSC Logo on Left Chest Sizes: Small to X-Large Price: $29.00
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SSC 2020 Race, Cruising & Activity ScheduleDate Day Event Description PHRF T-10 JAM Ctrboard Juniors Cruising FleetApril 11 Sat Spring Work Day & MeetingMay 13 Wed 1,1 W1 1,1 W1,1
16 Sat New Member Party & Open House17 Sun S1,120 Wed 1,2 W2 1,2 W1,224 Sun S1,2 Lighthouse Inspect.25 Mon No races. Enjoy and appreciate Memorial Day activities.27 Wed 1,3 W3 1,3 W1,330 Sat Buckeye Lake Yacht Club TS31 Sun S1,3
June 3 Wed 1,4 W4 1,4 W1,45-6 Fri - Sat (Mills Race) A1 A1 A1 Alum Creek TS (June 6th)
7 Sun S1,410 Wed 1,5 W5 1,5 W1,512 Fri13 Sat One Design Regatta & J24 Districts Erie Yacht Club TS14 Sun One Design Regatta & J24 Districts17 Wed 1,6 W6 1,6 W1,619 Friday Area E Junior Champs (Bemis/Smythe) Leamington 20 Sat Area E Junior Champs (Bemis/Smythe) NCYC TS Leamington 21 Sun S1,5 Leamington 24 Wed W2,1 W7 W2,1 W1,7 Edgewater Yacht Club TS27 Sat Lorain28 Sun S1.6 Cleveland Yachting Club TS Lorain
July 1 Wed 2,2 W8 2,2 W1,84 Sat Commodores' Day Brunch, Charlton Cup **5 Sun S1.78 Wed 2,3 W9 2,2 W1,9
11 Sat Islands Race/Leukemia Cup A2 A2 A2 Jr Olympic Festival MHYC Islands Cruise12 Sun S1.8 Jr Olympic Festival MHYC15 Wed Interlake Nationals No Race No Race No Race No Race16 Thur Interlake Nationals17 Fri Interlake Nationals18 Sat Interlake Nationals
18-23 Sun I-LYA Junior Bayweek No Race PIB22 Wed 2,4 W10 2,4 W2,125 Sat I-LYA Opti Championship I-LYA Opti Champs SSC26 Sun S1.929 Wed 2,5 W11 2,5 W2,230 Thur Deepwater/Steeplechase ** A3 A3 A3
Aug 30-2 Thu-Sun (I-LYA Senior Regatta) / Bay Week A4 A4 A41 Sat2 Sun S2.15 Wed 2,6 W12 2,6 W2,38 Sat Hover Sailing Club TS Finally9 Sun S2.2
12 Wed 3,1 W13 3,1 W2,415 Sat16 Sun S2.319 Wed 3,2 W14 3,2 W2,523 Sun S2.426 Wed 3,3 W15 3,3 W2,629 Sat Night Race Around Kelley's Island A5 A5 A5 Cruise Around Kelley's30 Sun S2.5
Sept 2 Wed 3,4 W16 3,4 W2,75 Sat Funday Pursuit Race to PCYC** A6 A6 A6 Funday Cruise6 Sun (Green Island Race) A7 A7 A7 S2.69 Wed 3,5 W17 3,5 No Race
13 Sun S2.716 Wed One Start for all fleets FUN FUN FUN FUN FUN19 Sat (Fall Bay) A8 A8 A8 Bacon Dragon Festival20 Sun (Fall Bay) S2.826 Sat LE Thistle District Champs27 Sun LE Thistle District Champs26 Sat (Snow Flurries)27 Sun (Snow Flurries)
Oct 4 Sun S2.910 Sat Fall Work Day & Meeting
Nov 14 Sat Awards BanquetCodes: * *Separate registration required. Separate sailing instructions. ( ) = Not a SSC eventJAM-B JAM A Buffer PHRF InterlakesAux. Course 1st Warning Not earlier than 1855 1900 1910 1930Wednesday Evening (After Sept. 1) Not earlier than 1825 1830 1840 1845Sunday Morning 0900 for PHRF/JAM Sunday Funday 900 900 900 0930
Sailing Stuff for Sale or to BuyPLEASE NOTE: We will do some house cleaning in this article for the next issue of the Cross Bearings. If you wish to continue your ad, send an email to [email protected] so we know your item is still for sale.2000 Sea Ray 180 Bow Rider. 18’. Includes trailer, fish finder, solar charger and full covers. Great shape. Very well maintained. 135hp I/O Mercruiser gas engine with low hours. Great toy to play around the bay or river. But has gone to the islands. Also great 2nd boat for when you just want to run to dinner. Easy ramp launch. Painted bottom for in-water docking. $7,000. Contact PC Eric Winkel at [email protected] or 419-621-6603.
Tartan 10 #329 (Patrimpas) for sale. Equipment includes several class measured and registered racing sails, VHF radio, AM/FM/Bluetooth stereo with external marine speakers, aluminum winter frame and canvas winter cover, lots of spare parts. Upgraded running rigging and several racing modifications. Asking $10,000. https://sailboatlistings.com/view/83454Contact Aud Jucaitis at 216.970.3263 or [email protected]
1981 30’ Tall Rig Catalina - Good condition. Many upgrades. $15,000 OBO. 419-921-3310. Docked at C10 last season. Universal Atomic Gas engine 30 Hp. New lines, aluminum spars, Bimini top, impeller and batteries. Re-oiled teak. All safety equipment. Wheel helm steering. Cockpit cushions. A/C refrigerator. Ship to shore power cord. Flat screen tv. Hot water tank. Portable AC. Too many features to list. Call me 419-921-3310. Currently stored under tarp at Crossview Marina. Perfect family cruiser with canvas boom tent and instruments on helm station. Motivated to sell.
1986 Hunter 28.5 - 16 HP Yanmar diesel, wheel steering, new main 2010, 150 with sun screen, roller furling, dual batteries, whisker pole, two anchors and more. Documented. $11,000. Mike Fleming 419-577-4209 Off season at Deep Water Marina.
Paddle boards and inflatable docks are for sale. Contact Larry Knauer at [email protected] for more information.
1982 S2 8.5 28’ LOA. Updated electronics with STng (NMEA 2000) network including networked autohelm. Asking $7,500. Sails: Quantum main sail 2018. Quantum genoa 2017. Quantum symmetrical spinnaker 2018. Older but lightly used cruising spinnaker. Contact Jason Huffman at [email protected].
Harken MK IV unit 1 furler for sale. Brand new. Priced to sell!Brad Balmert at [email protected] or 440-670-5065
Interlake Sails - Main and jib. Lightly used one season. $1,000 or BO.Call Pete 419-366-8358 or email [email protected]
Scott’s sailing stuff for sale - New and like new. Contact Scott Kibler for a full list. 419-566-7781 or [email protected]. Feel free to make offer or buy lots of stuff and get a better deal.
Interlake with trailer - Two sets of sails. For info contact Richard Byrd at 216-533-6209 or [email protected]
16’ 1958 Lyman with 1961 35 HP Evinrude Lark outboard and trailer. New marine mahogany ply decks professionally installed this last winter. Transom, ribs and board are all good. $3,000. Email [email protected]. Phone 419-706-5137.
J/24 for sale - 1979. Set up for single-handed, MORC or one-design. Good sails and rigging. Fair trailer. Boat is in good condition - bottom needs attention; it has been blasted and is ready for sanding and bottom paint. $3,250. Contact PC Park McRitchie at [email protected]
1987 Hunter 31 - Excellent condition. Several sets of sails recently inspected and repaired. Yanmar 2GM20F 2 cyl. diesel. Sale includes steel cradle and many extras. Ready to cruise or race. Asking $17,000. Racing sails are available for extra $$. Contact Rory Carpenter at 734-660-1517.
