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November 2012 Tel. (617) 846-CPYC Web site: www.CPYC.ORG
COMMODORE
David K. Winkler
VICE COMMODORE
Martin W. O’Brien
REAR COMMODORE
Thomas H. Schlichting
SECRETARY
Charles Whittaker
TREASURER
Don Kearney
The main gangway broke loose at the
connections to the head pier. Safety chains kept the gangway from
sinking. Above broken pintails shown with
white circle. Picture by Colleen Lally
The easterly mule taking a beating. Note
the height of the water under the head
pier.
The strong winds moved a winter
stored easterly gangway across the
head pier. The yardarm listed significantly in the
gusts but survived, amid concerns.
One boat broke its mooring and sailed into
an easterly slip, sideways causing damage
to the boat and marina. Two other boats
were blown up onto the airport and one
dragged its mooring into the channel.
FRIDAY NIGHT BOWLING
NEW SEASON HAS COMMENCED
AND WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS
While our evening of bowling starts at 7:30 PM, most of us
come earlier, shortly after 6:00PM, to enjoy dinner together in
the Pilot House thanks to the wonderful new menu which is now
available. We have over ten regular members and several who
drop in occasionally and would welcome any new bowlers
(couples or singles) desiring to join us. To obtain further infor-
mation and sign up, please call me at 617-846-2901.
Looking forward to having you join us for a great season of fun
and comradeship.
Dave Hubbard,
Chairman
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Attention CPYC Members
As you all know, I run a program of sending care packages to
our men and women serving in the military in Iraq, Afghanistan,
Kyrgyzstan and other hot spots in the middle east. Perhaps they
are aboard a ship in the Pacific Ocean, the North Sea or the Per-
sian Gulf. Maybe on guard duty on the DMZ in Korea or as an
embassy guard in a foreign country. Next month marks the be-
ginning of the holidays. If you have a family member . . . . . .
brother, niece, uncle, brother in law or a close friend serving in
that area, let me know. Perhaps I could send them a little holiday
joy, a Christmas Tree or a care package from Winthrop.
Send me an email at [email protected] with their name,
address, branch of service, rank etc. You could also tell me a
little bit about them, age, hometown, MOS or military occupa-
tion. If they have a favorite snack or sports team, let me know
and I'll put a smile on their face, a smile in their heart and a smile
in their stomach.
Richard Honan
Nominating Night
November
All members with voting rights are requested to attend the Nomi-
nating Night Meeting on November 28th at 7PM. The primary
purpose of this meeting is to elect a Nominating Committee. As
outlined in the By-Laws, Article VII, Section 2. “A Nominating
Committee of five members shall be elected each year by paper ballot.
Names for election to said Committee shall be accepted from the floor
only. Of the five members elected, the one with the greatest vote shall
serve as chairman.”
The election of the Nominating Committee is very important
because it is the Nominating Committee that compiles a slate of
candidates to fill the offices of Commodore, Vice Commodore,
Rear Commodore, Treasurer, Secretary, Board of Directors, and
Audit Committee, all elected annually. Election to the Board of
Directors occurs as terms expire.
Usually the Nominating Night Meeting falls on the third
Wednesday in November except when that date is the night be-
fore thanksgiving, as it is this year. Accordingly, the meeting is
the week after Thanksgiving.
Information on other matters to come before the membership will
be announced closer to the meeting. You are encouraged to at-
tend.
The Barge replacing approximately 20 piles which have
broken over time had been hard at work the week of October
22nd. The picture above really shows just how big the barge
is in relation to the club house. The tide was quite low when
the picture was taken.
The Children’s Halloween Party was a tremendous success.
About 50 beautiful costumed children decorated goodie
bags, did the limbo, paraded their costumes and watched a
Halloween movie. Many thanks to Janine Stanton and
Shannon Girard for their efforts. Enjoy the costumes below.
Scariest
Red Eyed Grim
Reaper
Funniest
Baby Elephant Best
Penguin
Movie Time
Limbo Contest
◄Theresa Moreira and Tom
Montgomery present Erin
Flaherty from Make-A-Wish a
check for $21,000 raised at this
summer’s regatta. The begin-
ners who participated in Tiller
Time. ►
The Youth Sailing BOD thanks
the membership of CPYC for
their support of the youth pro-
gram. They presented the many
members who help with the pro-
gram in multiple capacities with
shirts. ►
Past Commodore Mike Gahan an-
nounced that the Commodore Ralph
W. Baker Award this year went to
Chris Mason. While he was unable to
attend, thanks go to Theresa Moreira
for this picture of Chris sailing his Laser.
First awarded in 1990, this award goes to
a youth sailor who demonstrates best the
characteristics of sportsmanship, citizen-
ship, cooperation and helpfulness around
CPYC. ▼
The Youth Sailing Awards
Ceremony was held Sun-
day afternoon September
23rd. As the event was
getting started our young
sailors enjoyed watching a
video of their summer
races. (Left) To the right
are some of the youths that
participated in regattas
through the summer.
◄The 2012 cadre of of instructors:
Lianne, Alanna, Maria, Jake, Re-
becca, Makenzie, and Cecilia.
Past Commodore Ernie Hardy presented
the Commodore Richard B. Fulham Award
to Mark Montalto. First awarded in 1982,
this award goes an outstanding youth sailor
who demonstrated interest, sportsmanship,
citizenship and helpfulness to CPYC.
Mark joins a list of well deserving past
winners. ▼
Past Commodore Dick Lawton presented
the Chuck Loomis Award to Bo Schlicht-
ing. This award is given to a youth sailor
who demonstrates outstanding sportsman-
ship and dedication to the youth program
and to CPYC. It was first awarded in 1998
in memory of long time member Chuck
Loomis who devoted his life to promoting
sailing at all ages. ▼
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A Tribute to Tink Martin By Richard Honan
I'd known Anita “Tink” Martin for fifteen or more years. She always used to tell me
that my mother and father were the first people to greet and welcome Tink and her hus-
band, Bill when they moved back to Winthrop several years ago. She loved the fact that
I built wooden boats and promoted boat
building with my family and friends. I
loved to tell her about my trips with my
grand children out to Snake Island or the
hazardous winter conditions we encoun-
tered in the Hull Snow Row (named for
Winthrop's own, Edward Rowe Snow) I'd
always make a point of rowing or pad-
dling by her house on Washington Ave-
nue to show off my latest boatbuilding
project.
She was an advocate for the clam
digger, lobsterman, fisherman and any-
one else that made their daily bread from
the sea. She just had it in her blood, the
need to get out the news about anything marine oriented, whether it be the latest infor-
mation about the dredging of Winthrop Harbor or the arrival of the tall ships. She be-
lieved that children in Winthrop, besides learning english and math, should have the
opportunity to learn how to build a boat. That Belle Isle Marsh was not only a place to
visit for a nature walk, but was even more important as an environmental site for mi-
grating birds and clam beds that helped filter the sea water. She loved the beauty of the
lighthouses that dot our coast and the history that went along with them. Whether she
was writing about the Boston Harbor Islands, Snake Island or Belle Island Marsh, she
always made a point of highlighting those people who worked behind the scenes to en-
sure that these treasures will be there for future generations. I think her biggest disap-
pointment was the fact that Winthrop had no Clam Warden. She will be forever missed!
To Tink - May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind always be at your back,
may the sun shine warm upon your face and rains fall soft upon your fields. And until
we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand.
(Editors Note: Tink was a great supporter of CPYC and of the Windjammer by adding
our events to her weekly column and by making references to the Windjammer. It will
be very strange not to send her an issue this month.)
◄ The Hatch Brown
Series winners in Opti’s.
N10’s, 420’s and Lasers
with he trophy, Hatch,
Ernie Hardy and Dick
Lawton who ran the
races.
The Hatch Brown Series Results
420
1st-Gianna Famolare/Emma
Montgomery
2nd-Stephanie O'Brien/Annie Mahoney
3rd-Michael St.Jean/Jake Chiudina
N-10
1st-Mark Montalto/Joe Montalto
2nd -Will Holden/Simon Moreira
3rd - Tyler Chiudina/Bryce Costin
Opti
1st -Joe Mahoney
2nd -Harrison Freedman
3rd -Chris Rodriguez
Laser
1st-Chris Manson
Don’t Be Left Out
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Youth sailing wrapped up an-
other successful sailing season
on August 17th with a year -end
pier party. (Pictured on left)
The party was a big hit and en-
joyed by everyone. As is our
tradition the season concluded
with a "fun week". The older
kids enjoyed a trip to George's
Island and a pool day while the
beginner class enjoyed swim-
ming and kayak races. The pro-
gram ended with our annual
pirate day and scavenger hunt.
It was another successful season on the water for our sailors. Emma and Ally Montgomery placed first in the Championship Fleet at
the N10 Open and Town River Regatta's. Marc and Joey Montalto won the Intermediate fleet at Town River.
The 2012 N-10 Midgets
Regatta was held on July
24th and 25th at the Med-
ford Boat Club. 55 boats
participated in this two day
regatta, with six from
CPYC. (Pictured to the left)
Emma and Ally Mont-
gomery finished in second
place. Congratulations to
10 year old Christopher
Rodriguez (right) won the
Merriman Trophy for the
best sailor 11 or under rac-
ing in the regatta. Christo-
pher actually finished 20th be-
cause he did not race for the last
two races, It was so windy
that half the fleet did not race. He
did well enough the first day to win
the Merriman!
Over the years, there have been a
number of sailors from Cottage
Park that have won this trophy in-
cluding (pictured to left) Kayla
Famolare, Emma Montgomery,
Christopher Rodriguez, Mark Montalto,
Celia Moriera.
Our beginner class continues to show tremendous improvement and enthusiasm for the program. Both Tuesday Twilights ( run by Mark Montalto) and Tiller Time helped strengthen the begin-
ners. CPYC hosted The Juniors Regatta for the second year in a row. We had one of the biggest fleets
ever with 16 sailors age 13 or older single- handing an N-10. 5 clubs were in attendance. It was a
beautiful day of racing and when all was said and done only one point separated 1st and 2nd. 1st
Ethan Cash WYC, 2nd Cecilia Moreira CPYC, 3rd Michael St. Jean CPYC. (Cecilia Moreira
pictured right sailing Lil' Rebel)
We had very good finishes at the N10 open, MAW and there was participation in our Hatch
Brown Series by many of our sailors. The program would not be possible without the hard work
of our instructors. All the instructors led by Lianne did a great job this year. The Youth Sailing
Committee would like to thank the Flag Officers and Board of Directors for their support and
assistance during the season. The program would not succeed without their support.
The Youth Sailing Committee
Tuesday Twilights
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Thank You
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Member Spotlight
This month the Windjammer is spotlighting member and artist Frank Costantino. An
architectural illustrator of international note, he is also a watercolor artist. Often you
will see Frank on the head pier with his easel and paints capturing CPYC scenes. He
has been very generous donating works to our Make-A-Wish events over the years.
Frank will be having four shows around Boston November through January: THE FRAMER’S EDGE, 210 Quincy Ave., Braintree, MA Saturday, November 3, 5-7pm;
Portrait Showing,” Display of drawings and talk by Editor Judith Champa of Art New
England, Thursday, November 29, 6-8 pm., CANVAS FINE ARTS GALLERY, 162
Boylston St (Steinway Bdg.) 6th Floor, Bos-
ton, MA; “New Directions” December Show
at: Thom. Moser Showroom Gallery, 19 Ar-
lington St., Boston, December 6–27, 2012;
and “Portrait Event” Sketch drawing demos
of sitters by Frank, Liberty Hotel, Cam-
bridge St., Boston, Tuesday, January 22,
2013 6-8 pm. The painting on the right is
one of those Frank will be showing. He
would love to see CPYC members at his
shows.
New Addition
Having recently returned to CPYC for a
visit, Matt Toomey donated the below
burgee from the Bahrain Yacht Club. Our
thanks to Matt.
How Do I Sign Up for and Use the CPYC Website?
The BOD and Webmaster would like to
see more members sign up for the member
section and use the website. Hopefully the
following will help the membership to
make better use of the site, to view the
members only information, and to add con-
tent. Currently there are only 133 members
signed up for the private section of the site.
To create a login:
1. Go to www.cpyc.org. The Home Page
will appear.
2. To create an account simply click the
Sign Up link in the upper right hand cor-
ner.
3. If you have already created a login but
forgot your password, go to the login page
and click the Forgot Password? link.
4. This will take you to the create an ac-
count page. You will be asked for the fol-
lowing information:
• Email address — this will become
your user name.
• Create a password and re-enter
word on screen which helps weed
out robots.
• Enter basic Information about you
and your interests at the club.
Click Save
•Your account creation request will
then be forwarded for approval.
This process ensures only people we
know and approve of join the
members section.
•Please wait 24 hours and then try
log in. If you can not log in after
24 hours please email the webmaster
5. Once you are signed up you can enter
the member section where you will find the
By-Laws and Rules, Marina Information,
Member Directory, Posted Documents, and
more.
6. To sign into the website once approved
go to Sign In in the lower right of the
Home Page. Enter your email address and
password.
7. Whether you are signed in or not, you
can access many of the links listed in black
across the top, such as Club History, Cur-
rent Officers and BOD, Club News ( al-
most 10 years of the Windjammer are
posted there), Activities, Events, Water-
front, Sailing, and Youth Sailing.
8. Another nice feature of the website that
can be accessed from the Home Page is
Wind Information located in the lower left
side of the home page.
Storm Humor
If there can be anything funny about Sandy, this is it. One of Richard
Honan’s photos from Winthrop Shore Drive ended up on the Central
Florida news, and identified as Lynn Mass.
Regatta Committee Season Wrap Up
This past spring the club by-laws for the Regatta Committee were updated in line with
current racing practices. As a result , under the leadership of Chairman Mitch Wiest, a
more representative committee was formed and train-
ing sessions were offered to help train new volun-
teers. The committee hopes that the bank of volun-
teers will continue to increase in the future. Race
Committee volunteers are being given shirts to thank
them for their service and to wear when on race com-
mittee duty next year.
The Boston Harbor Rumble had a banner turnout with
52 boats participating. The Constitution Cup and JFK
regattas drew 26 and 27 boats respectively. The Make
-A-Wish Chase Race, One Design and Youth races were well attended with good rac-
ing. The Wednesday Night races concluded in mid September. Of the 15 scheduled
races, 3 had to be cancelled due to a lack of wind.
The CPYC Awards night will be held in conjunction with the Mass Bay Awards Dinner
on Friday November 16th, cocktails at 6:30 PM and dinner at 7:15 PM. Tickets are $30
pp. Reservation may be made online at www.massbaysailing.com or delivered to
CPYC by Monday Nov. 12th.
Wednesday night racing season sails into the sunset. Photo taken by Ro
Carlisle of Pajama Girl after the last Wed Night Race.
Traditional CPYC
Breakfast
With Santa December 15th
10AM
Children Free, Adults $5
CPYC will be collecting
Toys for Tots
May be dropped off after
Thanksgiving
The Giant Clam on Yirrell Beach was taken by Richard
Honan. It looks like a painting
CPYC
Adult Holiday Party
December 15th
Details to follow
Good Bye to Friends This issue will be the last issue printed by Winthrop
Mimeo and Offset Service as they are retiring at the
end of the year. We thank Phyllis and Roland Fluet for
the 10+ years that they have been printing the newslet-
ter and wish them the best in their retirement.
The Bosun Reports —- The launch Windjammer went through a
major restoration this spring. No item was
left unchecked. Some feared that things
would not be put back together again.
The boat was restored successfully as
shown below.
In addition the Windjammer had to un-
dergo a USCG mandated stability test. This
test was performed by a qualified naval
architect during which barrels filled with
water were used to challenge the stability.
Thank you to Dean Fairbrother and Dave
Aloise for all of their hard work in the res-
toration and upkeep of the launch.
My apologies if I left someone out.
For the second year in a row, launch ser-
vice was provided on every day that it was
scheduled to run.
Thanks to all
Thom Barry / Bosun
Italian Night was held on October 19th. Attendees stuffed themselves on great Ital-
ian food. Organized by Janine Stanton: John, Denise & Jim Economides, and
Dave Aloise cooked the food. They were assisted by Marty Klim & Larry Buote.
The Aranovs and Jane & Brian Murphy/Rupp helped serve & prep.
Traditional food
decorations
abounded
Jim
Economides
hard at work
A salute from
the Economides
and Murphys
Pete Towner
fills his plate
Progress Update
Picture to left that was taken
recently at Portland Yacht
Services shows the recent
progress that has been made
in the restoration of Matt
Twomey’s 79 year old yawl.
New wood planking's are
replacing old and being fas-
tened. She is a S & S design
# 25 Blue Heron, formerly
known as Bosun Bird, Os-
prey, or Chance. Matt is the
4th or 5th owner
Meet the New Members ….
Welcome to Michael Anslinger who lives in
Winthrop with his wife Kate. Their children
are two enormous Newfoundland dogs. Mi-
chael is an attorney and Kate an event coordi-
nator. They are looking forward to getting in-
volved at CPYC.
Jason Kulas lives in Winthrop and is a commercial captain with Sea Tow, a fisherman
and boat owner. Having recently moved to Winthrop from Chicago and is interested in
being active on CPYC committees.
An oncology physician, Miguel Verdaguer and his wife Christina live in Andover.
They have grown children. Originally from Argentina, he owns a J-24 and plans to up-
grade to a 40 ft sailboat eventually. Miguel and Christina’s daughter-in-law is Past
Commodore Dave Obrien’s daughter Meaghan.
CPYC Member
The World Traveling CPYC Burgee - from Asia to Europe
▲With his burgee always packed, Leo Van-
noni has really gotten into this. Most recently
the burgee traveled with him to the world fa-
mous Stanley Market in Hong Kong.
▲Chris and Chris Berg visit the Royal Ber-
muda YC. Also there were the Meskell’s and
Ernie Sordillo but they were camera shy.
Anne and Paul Duval had a great month in France this last August. They flew the CPYC burgee on two boats they rented while there. The first boat was a Jenneau Sun Odys-sey 36 named OMER. ►They sailed this boat from La Trinite sur Mer to the islands of Houat, Hoedic, and Belle lle off the Quiberon peninsula on the coast of Brittany .
▲Their favorite anchorage on Houat.
On the Canal de Robine on the outskirts of Narbonne. ▼
▲Locking downstream on the Canal du Midi. Their German friend's son Marcel Horbach handled the stern line. Note the burgee flying off the stern with a makeshift flag staff. ▲
The second boat was the canal boat Normandie which they picked up in Trebes and mo-tored down the Canal Du Midi for a week with the final drop off in the city of Narbonne.
The Book Club has announced the next
three selections for discussion. They
could make a per-
fect Holiday gift.
November 27th is
the novel “The
Paris Wife” by
Paula McLain.
A story of Ernest
Hemmingway and
his first wife Had-
ley, this book is a
depiction of love
and frayed loyalty
during the fast paced Jazz Age in Paris
in the 1920’s.
The Ear Hears……...
Book Club
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CPYC has lost a great lady with the pass-
ing of Judy Gaffney. She brought so
much to the club with her smile and en-
thusiasm. She could light up a room.
Judy was always a supporter of activities
and a helper. She did so much for the
club. She was treasurer of ladies bowling
and raffle seller extraordinaire. Judy
was the innovator of the Ducky Regatta,
the Vehicles of Distinction, and Drop-in-
Bowling. She played a key role in the
Indoor Triathlon.
Our deepest condolences to Judy’s hus-
band, Keith O’Brien and our thanks for
sharing Judy with us. She will be
missed.
***
Our sympathies to Jack and Lois
O’Connell on the passing of Lois'
mother Elizabeth Sirignano.
On Jan 15th, the club
will discuss “Defending
Jacob” by William
Landay. Filled with
credible dialogue this
book is both a thriller
and a love story.
The February 12th
selection is
J.K.Rowling’s book
“the Casual Vacancy.”
Her first adult novel, it
is described on the
cover as “A big novel
about a small town” and the war within it.
Please join us at 7:00 PM around the fire-
place. All are welcome. For further informa-
tion, contact Pamela Aranov at
New Electronic Display in Lobby
A new digital display board was installed this weekend in the main lobby. On the right
side weather information rotates screens to show radar charts, wind speeds and other
information useful to mari-
ners. The left side screen
rotates through upcoming
activities and pictures of
past fun CPYC events.
Our webmaster is looking
for high quality photos to
help showcase our club and
facility to new members
and guests.
Please submit copies of any
photos to
IMPORTANT UPDATE
The CPYC WIFI password
will be changing in the month of
November.
A single wireless network named
"CPYC" will replace the networks
"CPYC Waterfront" and "CPYC
Clubhouse".
The new network is available now in
the pilot house and ballroom.
For the new password—
Ask at the club
IN THE WIND NOVEMBER
Nov 9 5K Dinner
Nov 16 Mass Bay Awards dinner
and CPYC Cup night
Nov 22 Thanksgiving
Nov 23 Mo Jo Pilot House
Nov 27 Book Club
Nov 28 Nominating Night
DECEMBER
Dec 5 Ladies Bowling Roll Off
Dec 9 Hanukkah
Dec 12 Ladies Bowling Banquet
Dec 15 Club Christmas Party
Dec 15 Breakfast with Santa
The Windjammer
is published bi monthly:
January, March, May,
July, September and
November.
email address
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EMAIL ADDRESS
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Dec 25 Christmas
JANUARY
Jan 1 New Year’s Day
Jan 5 Men’s Bowling roll off
and banquet
Jan 15 Book Club
PILOT HOUSE
WINTER HOURS
STARTING
NOVEMBER 1ST 2012
SUNDAY ----------12:00 - 9:00
MONDAY ---------2:00 - 9:00
TUESDAY -------- 2:00 - 11:00
WEDNESDAY -----2:00 - 11:00
THURSDAY -------2:00 - 11:00
FRIDAY -----------12:00 - 1:00
SATURDAY ------12:00 - 1:00