UPCOMING EVENTS Myndy Woodruff Mike

UPCOMING EVENTS:
>
> SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Noon rendezvous at Basin Harbor. We can gather
> at the waterfront and then
> head to the Red Mill for lunch. ( Note that there will not be Wings,
> Wheels & Keels this year. )
>
> SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16   9AM - 3 PM Fall Cruise at Saranac Lake.   We
> will launch at the Lake Flower ramp on Rt 86. Jay Anis of Spencer
> Boat Works, will lead us on a tour through the locks to Lower and
> Middle Saranac Lakes. You can get picnic goodies at the nearby Lake
> Side Deli. We may be joined by boats from a New Jersey Chapter. Don't
> miss this primo event.
>
> You may want to arrive Friday night and perhaps stay over Saturday.
> There are a lot of interesting places to stay in Saranac. The Lake
> Side Motel , 234 Lake Flower Ave 1 877 891-0577 is nearby and has
> docks. ($89 - $99 / night) Check out the Saranac Lake web site for
> maps et al.
>
> WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4   5 PM Director meeting. Details to follow.
>
> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 Annual Meeting aboard Northern Lights, LCT dock,
> Burlington. Save the date for this fun wrap up of our boating season.
>   Details will follow
>
>
> The Lake Champlain Maritime Festival and Boat Show is now history and
> it was an event that we will long remember! The boats were
> spectacular. Jim Shotwell's kit boat got the youth program off to a
> good start with help from Amanda Munson and Jack Pfister.   New this
> year was the Maritime Festival, a raffle, poster art from Tom Vieth,
> and the National Guard Air Show over the waterfront. WOW! The Sunday
> deluge prompted us to cancel the parade, but there was lots of action
> on the water for the homeward boats. Award winners: please note that
> we did not get the photo ops Sunday and we will be asking you to submit
> good photos for the L C 2007 Calendar.
>
>   Dick Sherwood, who brought the Finger Lakes Chapter's Skaneateles Show
> to a prestigious level, summed it up nicely in this memo to Mike
> O'brien:
>
> >
> > Congratulations on having put together quite a boat show! It sure was
> > a
> > different kind of venue from last year and different from virtually
> > every other
> > ACBS chapter's boat show that I have heard of. You did a great job
> > organizing it along with your colleagues in the chapter and I hope it
> > lays the
> > foundation for continued success in the future. You even had the
> > weather
> > cooperating when it was supposed to have been a washout!
> > Thanks for a good day in Vermont.
> > Dick Sherwood
>
> 2006 Burlington Boat Show Award Winners
>
> The United States Steamer BEST OF SHOW award
> Awarded to “WAVE”, A 1930 Chris Craft 24’ Runabout owned by Robert
> Beach, Sr.
>
> PEOPLE' S CHOICE
> Awarded to “DAWG DAZE”, a 1962 Century 17’ Resorter owned by Don and
> Barb Dutram.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR SAIL
> Awarded to “CORLAER” A 1955 Sparkman & Stephens Design sloop owned by
> George and Pam Darling.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR OUTBOARD
> Awarded to an unnamed 1959, 15’ Lyman outboard owned by Ed, Betsy, and
> Tim Boutin.
>
> 5. BEST OF CLASS FOR CRUISER
> Awarded to an unnamed 1963 Chris Craft 32’ Sea Skiff owned by Bill and
> Alexandra Aldrich.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR UTILITY
> Awarded to “IMPROMPTU”, a 1951 Chris Craft 23’ Holiday owned by Keith
> and Beth Gaylord.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR LAPSTRAKE UTILITY
> Awarded to “LAURA V”, a 1957, Chris Craft 18’ Sea Skiff owned by Tom
> and Kim Jennings.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR “RACEBOAT”.
> Awarded to JOSHUA’S TREE”, a 1950 Century 16’ Resorter converted to
> race boat, owned by Steve and Paula L’Ecuyer.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR RUNABOUT
> Awarded to “GEE WHIZ”, a 1939 Chris Craft 17’ Deluxe owned by George
> Maffey.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR CONTEMPORARY/REPLICA
> Awarded to an unnamed 2004 Spencer 22’ Runabout owned by Jay Annis,
> Spencer Boatworks.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR LAUNCH.
> Awarded to “ELIZABETH ELLEN”, A 1910 Fay & Bowen 26’ Special owned by
> Dick and Cynthia Sherwood.
>
> BEST OF CLASS FOR PULLING BOAT
> No Award Given.
>
> BEST CENTURY, Awarded to “TARA”, a 1965 Century 21’ Coronado, owned by
> Curt Hennigar.
>
> BEST CHRIS CRAFT, Awarded to “SPLISH SPLASH”, a 1958, Chris Craft 23’
> Continental owned by Jody and Diane Lapham.
>
> MOST ORIGINAL/BEST PRESERVED boat, awarded to “TYDAMAR”, A 1930 Elco
> 35’ Cruisette, owned by Myndy and Kate Woodruff.
>
> The JOHN LADUE AWARD for best family boat, awarded to “MOONLIGHT BAY”,
> a 1952 Lyman 18’ Islander owned by Suzy and Brian Haas.
>
> The BEST LYMAN AWARD, awarded to “RIVENDELL”, a 1955, Lyman 18’
> Islander owned by Ed and Betsy Bouton.
>
> MERIT AWARD awarded to “QUO VADIS II,” a 1968 Chris Craft 40’
> Constellation, owned by Louis and Sylvie Bergeron.
>
> MERIT AWARD awarded to “LUXEBERRY” a 1929 Chris Craft 22’ Cadet owned
> by Brace Krag.
>
> MERIT AWARD awarded to “MISS HANDY BOY”, a 1959 Peterborough 15’
> outboard owned by Thierry Guerlain and Julie Hendrickson.
>
> MERIT AWARD awarded to “ANEJO”, a 1947 Chris Craft 20’ Custom owned
> by John and Ann Ross.
>
> MERIT AWARD awarded to ‘ELLIDA”, a 1958 Ohlson 35’ yawl owned by
> Michael Munson and Mary Jane Neale.