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Spring ahead!
by Pettipaug Member News 07 Mar '25

07 Mar '25

[Red-winged Blackbird - Indiana Audubon] SPRING 2025 Remember to Spring ahead One Hour this weekend The Red-winged black bird has returned to Pettipaug, a Robin was seen on the dirt road leading to the Essex Boat Club and our friends and family of Osprey shall be retuning soon to their nest in the wetlands, west of our boat yards. ~ We have much to do about everything in the next two months as we prepare for Memorial Day weekend, May 24: Commissioning, Commodore's Race and celebration of Pettipaug Yacht Club's 75th Anniversary. SAVE THE DATE invitations are being sent to out -of-state members, PSA Alumni and all past Commodores. Weather permitting, the docks are scheduled to be in the water March 22nd, the high school sailors will be arriving for spring training the following week. A work party is scheduled for April 12th. We will need volunteers to help us from April - May 22. A schedule will be sent each week as to what is needed. Thanking you in advance for any and all help! Once docks are removed, the boat yards will be prepared and organized for members to bring boats later in April. The road will be worked on, new split- rail fencing installed, work on the Commodore's room, new railings and the launch and hoist area are all in progress. Looking forward to seeing you in the SPRING! Priscilla Robinson PYC Commodore

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FW: EYC Winter Talk Series
by Pettipaug Member News 28 Feb '25

28 Feb '25

PYC does not send information to our members list that is solicitous of funds or requests participation and/or subsidizing events that are not directly related to Pettipaug Yacht Club. I just received this notification from Essex Yacht Club. The Winter Talk Series is next Tuesday, March 4th. Mark Borton is a member of Pettipaug Yacht Club. Thank you, Priscilla Robinson

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FW: Essex Yacht Club | Marion to Bermuda Race 2025
by Pettipaug Member News 24 Feb '25

24 Feb '25

Trouble viewing this email? Read it online<http://read.mailer.clubhouseonline-e3.com/csb/Public/show/btrs-2wj050--19a7…> [http://media.clubhouseonline-e3.com/media/55/551800/Migrated/eyc_logo.png?g…] [http://media.clubhouseonline-e3.com/media/55/551800/Migrated/MB_Header.jpg?…] Dear Blue Water Racers, Essex Yacht Club is grateful to the Marion Bermuda Committee for their efforts in promoting The Sam Wetherill Trophy Race, our club's 140-mile blue water race. EYC is committed to fostering challenging racing in our region, and over the past five years, The Wetherill has become one of the premier races on Long Island Sound. We couldn’t do this without the support of the Marion Bermuda Committee and others who are dedicated to the promotion of sailing. Once you've warmed up in the Wetherill, we encourage EYC and all racers to spread the word about the MBR and commit to being at their starting line on June 20th. This year, the organizers are offering a PHRF Division, which will surely increase interest among many racers in our area. For more information on the race, please see the announcement below from the Marion to Bermuda Organizing Committee. Fair Winds Joe Standart, Chair, The Wetherill Race [http://media.clubhouseonline-e3.com/media/55/551800/Migrated/MB_2025_logo.p…] Mark Your Calendars! June 20, 2025 New PHRF Division New division for PHRF handicapped boats Celestial and Electronically Navigated boats each have their own Class Separate Class specific trophies “Bring A Friend” Financial Incentive Skippers in one or more of the last three races (2017, 2019, or 2023) who bring a new skipper and boat will each get $150 off their registrations No Boat Inspection Required Boats that participated in the 2023 Marion Bermuda Race or the 2024 Newport Bermuda Race will not require any pre-race inspection 20% Discount on Flights to/from Bermuda on BermudAir Marion Bermuda Race Crews, friends and family flying to and/or from Boston will receive this discount Room rate discount at the Coco Reef Resort in Bermuda All staying in Bermuda because of the race will get this discount [http://media.clubhouseonline-e3.com/media/55/551800/Migrated/MB_trophy_art.…] marionbermuda.com<https://click.mailer.clubhouseonline-e3.com/click/btrs-2wj050-v4vtsl-habczh…> Essex Yacht Club 13 Novelty Lane Essex Connecticut 06426 United States This email was intended for commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> by Essex Yacht Club 13 Novelty Lane | Essex | Connecticut | 06426 Update Preferences<https://click.mailer.clubhouseonline-e3.com/form?2wj050--r2yr-habczhe3&sl=1…> | Unsubscribe<https://click.mailer.clubhouseonline-e3.com/form?2wj050--r2yr-habczhe3&sl=1…>

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Bob Cashman's memory
by Pettipaug Member News 24 Feb '25

24 Feb '25

BOB CASHMAN HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! February 24th Bob is one of PYC's outstanding volunteers: IT Chair who for years, has kept PYC in and on-line! He is currently PYC and PJSA BOG Member, he is the web-coordinator, Co- Communications chair, PYC's ECSA representative etc. and has an extensive background fulfilling PJSA leadership roles in the 1970s & 80s Let me set the stage for Bob's memory~ Last summer during one of our parties, Peter, Toby, Bob and I were standing on the deck (next to the bar) and Bob told us that the "small lockers " to the right of the deck (if you are looking at the water) was at one time something like a snack bar area. Intrigued, I asked him to share the story and his memories that take place in the late 1970s-80s PETTIPAUG MEMORIES 1970s By Bob Cashman What I can offer from my aging memory: In the first year to two that I was a student at Pettipaug (morning class first year) I remember at the end or shortly after class the "doors" or "windows" that were the top half of the north wall of the Race Committee room went up and someone, or some people (I don't remember if instructors or parents or others) served drinks and snacks from inside the room. I don't think I participated in the consumption as I was soon picked up, or when in the afternoon, second year, I was dropped off when that activity was done. I don't really know who it was for, as most students were only there for morning OR afternoon sessions. But there was lingering and early arrivals and junior instructors and instructors staying during the midday break. It did not last long in my time as a student. After it ended there was a soda machine in the race committee room for years. Then that went away. Peter, Sandy, Toby will likely have a better memory of what that was all about. Snack-bar The "doors" were hinged horizontally at the top, and swung in and up. There was a 2x8 or similar that was the "serving area" which was not much. The doors remained for years, I think until the renovations that resulted in the Risseeuw room. But they were never opened that I recall in later years, and by 1987 when I have photos, they were covered on the outside by the small Lockers that remain today. On the inside there was storage in front of them. Officially that was always the "Race Committee Room" - but became called the "Pump Room" by many. It had the water pump when it was not a submersible pump in the river, and also a refrigerator, spare parts for boats, club maintenance, etc. I think that purpose was transferred to the shed on the north property line. I don't recall if the shed arrived at the time of the renovations or before, but they were close to being at the same time. Friday Series Friday Series was a junior sailing race series. When I was a student we only sailed Blue Jays. It was pretty serious competition. The program Blue Jays were all stored overnight in a mooring field just north of the main/north club floats. On Friday morning the racers brought their boats to the ramp, or the beach south of the hoist and flipped them on their side and scrubbed the bottoms/wet sanded them to remove the scum to go fast. There we no Friday classes in the days when I was a student. The racing happened every Friday, results kept, and award given at graduation. Over time Optis and the 420 arrived, and they took over. These fleets were always dry sailed and the bottom scrubbing became a thing of the past. But it was still pretty serious racing. Though there were classes going on on Fridays by that time, sailors/students who wanted to race were not "in class" they were racing. Infrequently but occasionally, there were junior members that were not in class that showed up to compete in Friday series. To my memory they were always past students. Awards continued to be given at graduation through Paul Risseeuw's tenure. I am not sure when it ended exactly, if immediately after Paul died or in ensuing years. Graduation used to be a more formal and substantial event than what I have seen in recent years. The Dance was held on a different night. Graduation was always on the last day of class, or the day after that. There was also always an annual student versus instructor team race. The student racers picked their team and the instructors their team with beginner students as crew. The somewhat dilapidated trophy board is still in the commodore's room. At least I saw it last summer with a number of missing or falling off plates. One fall out of losing was having to take a swim after graduation. Sometime against the losing team's wishes. Guy Herman, the program director before me, put an end to that tradition. He was not well liked for ending that one at the time, but I think it was a good move. He also ended the annual "crash" award, given to the sailor who caused the most damage in a collision of boats. Also a good move to eliminate that one I think. Though they were fun at the time I think probably not good traditions overall. That is what comes to mind at the moment. Not sure what to do with the memories, but they are all good ones for me. I hope others will chip in with more and better ones. Bob

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75th Year Anniversary Memories sent 2.23.2025
by Pettipaug Member News 23 Feb '25

23 Feb '25

PETTIPAUG MEMORIES Dear Members, 2025 is Pettipaug Yacht Club's 75th Anniversary. I will be sharing photos and memories from the 1950s'- present. If you have a photo or memory you'd like to send , please do so. Thank you! commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> Pettipaug Yacht Club 1950s [PICT0021.JPG] This photo was taken in the late 1950s. One dock at PYC to date with two Donalds on the ramp! Don Doyle Sr. seems to be pointing his toddler in the wrong direction...but we all know TOBY soon found both the wind and the water! Don Doyle was PYC Commodore 1968-1969 and oversaw the construction of the Commodores' Room and ushered electricity from River Road into PYC. Pettipaug Yacht Club 1960s ~70s By SANDY SANSTROM , Commodore 2004-2005 I don't remember any food or beverage sales in the late 60's or early 70's but for a number of years the Good Humor man would come down in the afternoon at the end of class. The graduation instructor/student throw- in was banned for the first time because it had become a free for all, (very rough). And one year, instructor, Coleen Reynold's father had parked his bass boat "Yardarm" at the dock for a planned instructor "get away" and a bunch of people ended up in the water with the inboard boat trying to power away. It was a very dangerous situation that the very serious board of governors did not appreciate! At the time, I believe the north dock was the only dock, and had a very long, heavy, attractive wooden ramp with curved railings. There were only two launches, both wooden Brockways: a 16 foot scow and a 16 foot rowboat both with 9.9 Johnsons and tiller steered. All the Blue J's were on moorings, south of the club and all the students were delivered out to the boats in the launches. In my early years there was no electricity, an old generator was only used for the dance to power the" garage band" hired for the night, I wonder who the bands were? There was always a group of older kids who would try to shut down the generator in the middle of the dance to throw everything into a blackout uproar. Suspected necking and drinking were also a resulting activity. . I don't remember how the bathrooms operated then, but at one time there was a dug well in the parking lot, very salty water, non-potable. There was also a water tank in the "attic" that must have been a duty for the "launch boy" to fill with the afore mentioned generator? The launch boy was usually an 18 year old, some years he was an attractive nuisance that all the girls would fall for, but it was important to stay in his good graces so you would not get picked up last from the mooring field. The first year we had the family Blue-J, 4022, a wooden boat built by my father, he also made his own mooring, a 100 lb disk of concrete he and Pete Gref dropped early in the season in what they believed to be the right spot. When all the other moorings were installed they wanted to move our mooring but it had such great suction that they couldn't move it and had to put the mooring field around ours, it's probably still there. Friday series was a big deal, there were spinnaker and non-spinnaker class and usually a couple dozen boats participated. The careening and bottom cleaning was an important ritual. We used Petit, MERCURY based, "hard bottom racing finish" anti-fouling paint. It was durable as boiler plate and only allowed minimal slime growth but when applying, if you dripped it on your hands and didn't clean it off right away it would burn holes in your skin. Luckily, gasoline would clean it right off. Environmentally friendly? Best practice? NOT. We car pooled from Westbrook, five or six of us in family station wagons with no seat belts. When we passed Sunset Pond in Essex it was important to count the turtles on "turtle rock" as that was supposed to be the number of boats that would capsize that day, very important on Friday series day. I don't think the numbers worked out but it was an important ritual. A most memorable happening was at lunch one day when a 25' Luhrs cabin cruiser came roaring up the river from the south on the west side of Fetske's Island (Brockway). We all knew it was headed right for the rock piles but there was nothing we could do but watch in amazement as it crashed into the big one and tore itself all to hell. No one was badly hurt. Around the same era Ernie Fetske would land his Piper J3 Cub in the field south of the club until one year the field was too wet/soft and he nosed it over tearing up the prop etc. Not seen again. The PJSA annual picnic was held on Seldon's Island up river and was a bad idea as most of the trip was in the Nav Channel and at the time there were regular tanker and tug and barges in the river. Standing on the river bank when a tanker went by the water receded several feet in depth and then would rush back in like a miniature tsunami. I don't know when it moved to Nott's Island. Until 1972 the Connecticut River was a federally rated class D river, meaning it was considered dead and OK to dump anything into it. Oil and gas, industrial waste and sewerage were all dumped into the river. There were few fish good to eat and there were no Osprey or Bald eagles to be seen. We did not swim in the river. One year for our swim test, we went to Cedar Lake and another year to Mcgee's swimming pool. If you passed your swim test you didn't have to wear your "May West" life preserver, it only had to be in your boat. The river had a very distinct smell and always had an oil sheen on its surface. We learned to water ski off the dock and land on the sandbar, you didn't want to fall in. Sandy

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Commodore's Comments FEBRUARY 2025
by Pettipaug Member News 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

[cid:image002.png@01DB7E1E.84BC4050] COMMODORE'S COMMENTS February 14, 2025 Happy Valentine's Day [cid:image004.jpg@01DB7E1E.84BC4050] Pettipaug Members February 2, 2025, the Ground Hog did NOT see his shadow, therefore predicting an early spring! But, February the 14th is a special day for romance, for big hugs and gestures of kindness, for sweethearts and kisses~ perhaps "shiny things" for family and friends~ human and fur. Valentine's Day is for ALL- enjoy! [cid:image009.jpg@01DB7E1E.84BC4050] ESSEX SAVINGS BANK 2025: Community Investment Program If you are an ESB customer, log into your on-line Essex Savings Bank account: please vote for the non-profit "Pettipaug Junior Sailing Academy" to become a recipient of this generous program. Or, stop in at one of their six branches for a paper ballot. Voting ends February 28. THE BIG CHILL IN FEBRUARY~ but warm plans ahead! PYC members gathered at Nancy Devens' home in Chester January 27 to discuss activities for our May 24 Commissioning and celebration of PYC's 75thAnniversary. It was suggested and agreed upon to do the following: Ask for all our members to send emails of those who you feel might like to attend the festivities... PJSA alumni (1960s' - present) former members, members who are living out of town. Please send me their email or mailing addresses and we will send them an invitation. Invitations and registration forms will also be on-line. Weekly updates will be sent regarding Commissioning, Commodore's Race and other spring activities. All PYC activities are posted on the website Calendar. Thank you again to all who attended ...we are collecting your PYC memories and photos that you would like to share. Send: commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> 2025 MEMBER'S PRIVATE PARTY PYC RENTALS Members, this is an opportune time to plan your spring and summer gatherings at PYC. The PYC Private Party Member Guidelines and Agreement are on the PYC Web-site. Need help? Contact: commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> Thank you! 2025 MEMBERSHIP: Thanks so much to all PYC members who have paid their dues. We are in the midst of working on a special edition of the 2025 PYC Roster. We want as many paid members listed as feasible, so this is the ideal time to renew! THANK YOU. 2025 PETTIPAUG SAFE POWERBOATING COURSE: Two-day hands-on Power Boat Operator course (Saturday and Sunday) DATES: # 1 April 26 & 27~ #2 May 17 & 18 #3 June 14 & 15 ~ #4 August 9 & 10 Sign up to learn and improve your powerboat skills! The course covers the requirements to earn a Connecticut Safe Boating Certificate and provides hands-on power boat training. It is one of the few hands-on courses available in Connecticut. Click here for full details.<https://pettipaug.org/PDFs/PYC%20PowerBoatCourse.pdfpVC8uCHrx_nGQ1aqH7mBW4C…> Questions, please reach out to Bob Cashman: bob(a)nerdsintheknow.com<mailto:bob@nerdsintheknow.com> WANTED: 2025 PYC WEEKEND ATTENDANT PYC will be interviewing for a 2025 weekend attendant. This Would be a suitable position for someone retired, teacher, college student, etc. who has summers free. A CT Boating License *and CPR certification are required. Hours, pay and duties will be discussed with applicants. Preferably a PYC non-member. Please contact: Jeff Going (jeffgoing47(a)gmail.com<mailto:jeffgoing47@gmail.com>) or Priscilla Robinson (commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org>) or Sandy Sanstrom (wsanstrom(a)comcast.net<mailto:wsanstrom@comcast.net>) or leave a message: 860.767.8893. *see above. Course with certification offered in April and May DOCKS: We are hoping to have the docks in the weekend of March 22 followed by an early April all-hands-on-deck #1 Saturday work party. Watch for the announcement for all the schlepping, yard work etc. that is required to open for the season. Please know how much we appreciate that PYC is a 100% volunteer organization. Thank you! 2025 PYC SHIP'S STORE : Watch for the new items that will be available at the Ship's Store. There will be "real" etched glasses, 75th Reunion Swag, new design "T" and polo shirts and much more! PYC HAS TALENT! Members, you have months to "get your act together" for the 2nd PYC ANNUAL TALENT SHOW to be held at the 2025 Midsummer Party on July 12th. The party follows the Midsummer Regatta. Last summer there was an abundance of talent . We will need worker bees, judges and of course talented (or not!) participants. More info to come! VALENTINE'S TRIVIA[cid:image009.jpg@01DB7E1E.84BC4050]Roman Mythology~ Venus (the goddess of love) and Mercury (the god of travel wearing a winged hat) are the parents of what god of love, desire, attraction and affection? First Correct answer received will be announced and awarded a gift at May 24, 2025 PYC Commissioning. Send answers to: commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> Priscilla Robinson PYC Commodore

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FW: JANUARY 2025 COMMODORE'S COMMENTS
by Pettipaug Member News 20 Jan '25

20 Jan '25

[A red triangle with blue square and white square Description automatically generated] COMMODORE'S COMMENTS~ January 2025 Dear Pettipaug Members ~ We received just a dusting of snow and perhaps few are disappointed unless you have a snow-plow service. Stay warm, stay safe...enjoy! Sandy and I checked PYC yesterday- A-OK. Neighboring PYC members, if you see anything unusual at PYC over the winter months, please reach out to Jeff Going, Rear Commodore: jeffgoing47(a)gmail.com<mailto:jeffgoing47@gmail.com> and or call the Essex Police Department. Thank you. MEMBERSHIP THANK YOU to all members who have returned their 2025 membership renewal dues and updated information. Please remit soon if you have not already done so. There is a ton of things "to do" that are scheduled on the 2025 agenda. Please know how much we appreciate and need our membership to help in maintaining and sustaining Pettipaug. Many thanks to Membership Chair, Mary Lee Schroeter! COMMUNICATION The PYC 2025 calendar is filling up. Web-updates for 2025 will be completed and posted in early February. We will notify you with any changes throughout the season. 2025 PYC Communication: COMMODORE'S COMMENTS will be sent once a month. This is a platform to share news and events with our members. 2025 is PYC's 75th Anniversary, we'd love you to share your Pettipaug memories and adventures. I'll highlight some in this newsletter and we will be creating a 75th Anniversary segment on our web-site for your correspondence and photos. Please email to: commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> REMINDERS will also be sent at least once a week. These will include: updates, current events, changes to events, Trivia Question, Lost & Found, Brokerage section: FOR SALE, WANTED, etc. Please provide: * Details of what you are selling / photo helps * What you need * Contact information and Price THE 75th ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE is forming with the intent to hold the first meeting late January. Venue and time to follow. We will begin planning festivities for May 23- Reunion, May 24~ Commodore's race and Commissioning and perhaps an Alumni Race on Sunday, May 25th. Mark your calendar, share with Former PYC/PSA members and friends from 1960s' ~ 2020s' . if you're Interested in joining this committee , send your email address. Thank you. commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> PYC PRIVATE PARTY MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT Gather by the river! Members this is a good time to Check the calendar and schedule your event for 2025: Click here to access<https://pettipaug.org/PDFs/PYC-Agreement&Guidelines.pdf> directly. Please contact me with any questions, dates you would like to use the club or comments that you have. Contact: commodore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:commodore@pettipaug.org> PETTIPAUG SAFE POWER BOATING COURSE Two-day hands-on Power Boat Operator course Saturday and Sunday. DATES: April 26/27, May 17/18, June 14/15, August 9/10 Sign up to learn and improve your powerboat skills! The course covers the requirements to earn a Connecticut Certificate of Personal Watercraft Operation (CPWO) and provides hands-on power boat training. It is one of the few hands-on courses available in Connecticut. Click here for full details<https://pettipaug.org/PDFs/PYC%20PowerBoatCourse.pdf>. Questions- please contact Bob Cashman: pbc(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:pbc@pettipaug.org> SHIP'S STORE Please watch for updates on 75th Anniversary swag and new offerings for 2025! WINTER CONSIDERATIONS for 2025 Spring Sailing Season Pettipaug offers great opportunities to grab your boat and get out and sail. The camaraderie, the acquired skills learned from time on the water and shared experiences promote great sailing times at PYC. Not a sailor? PYC is always in need of those interested in helping with Race Committee. Here is the contact information for sailing groups: BLUE JAY SERIES contact probinson02(a)snet.net-<mailto:probinson02@snet.net-> kmryan1995(a)gmail.com<mailto:kmryan1995@gmail.com> MC SCOWS contact Amy Walsh mcfleet99(a)gmail.com<mailto:mcfleet99@gmail.com> . SUNFISH contact Sarah DuBois sarahsails1(a)gamil.com<mailto:sarahsails1@gamil.com> RACE COMMITTEE: contact Dick Hutchinson HutchRIA(a)RCN.com<mailto:HutchRIA@RCN.com> All welcomed! Thank you. Priscilla Robinson Commodore

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HAPPY NEW YEAR PYC MEMBERS
by Pettipaug Member News 31 Dec '24

31 Dec '24

[cid:image002.jpg@01DB5B80.FBC477A0] ~ TO All PETTIPAUG MEMBERS ~ ' The Officers, Board of Directors and volunteers are busy coordinating projects and planning for PYC's 2025 75th Anniversary. We welcome help with work parties, and sailing and racing activities with the intended goal of having things in ship-shape order for the May 75th Reunion, Commodore's Race & Commissioning and Sunday's Alumni Race. More info to come! _____________________________ Please visit the Pettipaug.org website and enjoy Sandy Sanstrom's photo recap of 2024. 2025 Membership renewals will be sent the first week in January. It would be a great help and very appreciated if you would please remit your renewal by the end of January. THANK YOU! Priscilla Robinson 2025 PYC Commodore commodore(a)pettipaug.org

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December 23, 2024
by Pettipaug Member News 23 Dec '24

23 Dec '24

December 23, 2024 [cid:image001.png@01DB550F.2D10AEA0] May your days be Merry and Bright~ The Officers and Board of Governors wish all PYC Members and Families HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

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December Reminder
by Pettipaug Member News 05 Dec '24

05 Dec '24

[cid:image001.png@01DB472A.D6BBC4F0] DECEMBER REMINDER [cid:image003.png@01DB472A.D6BBC4F0] HOLIDAY SHOPPING? PYC's Ship Store is a click away from finding a treasure of gifts for the 2024 holiday season. Stocking stuffers, glasses, mugs, belts, hats, "T" shirts, other shirts, flip-flops and so much more. Order soon for holiday delivery. shipstore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:shipstore@pettipaug.org> IN-STOCK BURGEES 12 x 18 is now $35. BELTS PYC belts in all sizes except 38 (on order, arriving soon) PYC ribbon d-ring belts which will sell for $22. T SHIRTS: White short sleeve Latitude/Longitude design Youth M, L, XL. $20 Adult S, M, L, XL, XXL $22 T SHIRTS: Sapphire Blue long sleeve Latitude/Longitude design Youth M, L, XL $25 Adult S, XL, XXL $27 MISCELLANEOUS Dog collars, Key fobs, stickers, visors and 1 baseball hat left!! ETCHED GLASSWARE~ NEW! 15 oz. - $11- 21 oz. - $12- 16 oz. Pint glass- $13 .[cid:image005.jpg@01DB472A.D6BBC4F0] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Alison Charbonnier manages the Ship's Store. She can help you choose just the right gifts for whomever is on your list. shipstore(a)pettipaug.org<mailto:shipstore@pettipaug.org> IN THE BOAT YARD~ For Sale: 22' RED Boston Whaler Trailer $200.00 jeffgoing47(a)gmail.com<mailto:jeffgoing47@gmail.com> Jeff Going, Rear Commodore Grounds Committee Chair __________________________________________________ Please remove or claim: 2 person kayak, green canoe, aluminum canoe by the hoist MISSING~ 2 Red stand-up paddle boards. These were donated to PYC for PYC and PJSA member's use. Please return to middle boat yard and put on rack. Thank you!

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