September 2010 - Cottage Park Yacht Club

September 2010 Tel. (617) 846-CPYC Web site: www.CPYC.ORG
Launching the boats. Photo T. McHugh
on the raffle, silent auction, and dinner were Keleigh Stundza, Pat Leary,
Shannon Girard, Ellen Reilly, and Mary Rudser. Tom Stundza and Katie Childs
assisted with procurement. Sue and Ernie Hardy organized the racing side of the
Times may be difficult but what a credit to the CPYC membership to be
able to raise this kind of money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation to help
them continue to grant wishes to critically ill children. It is also a credit to
the CPYC committee
that all of their
hard work over the
months proceeding
the event realized
this successful outcome.
Many thanks
to Janine Stanton
for chairing the regatta
again this year.
Working with her
for several months
regatta. Theresa McNamara-Moreira and youth sailing parents made sure that all of the youth and parent activities were organized.
But the list does not end there. Jane Glisserman, Airesenne Angle, Deb Scarbo, and Judy Gaffney assisted with set up, the silent
auction and raffle. Thanks to Philip Marks, once again the tee shirt, refrigerator truck and food man and to Mike Cochran, parking
lot manager. The Schlichtings, with Michele St Jean and manager Ann-Marie, cooked the dinner, chickens provided by Mike
Gahan. Denise Duvall and Dave Cox made certain there was breakfast for the competitors. Hot dogs and slush were done by Bill
Holden, Marie Biggio, and Phil Cefalo, and Sunday RC lunches Pelican Island.
Working registration were Donna Lally, Chris Carr, Joan Cammett, and Phyllis
McKinnon. The race committee for the One Design/Dinghy line included Susie Schneider.
PRO, Dan Mullane, Saul Glisserman, Thom Barry, Tim Angel, Jack O’Connell,
Ernie Hardy, Jim Rudser, Tom Bailey, and John Zisa. Sue Hardy and Nancy Corbett
ran the Chase Race. Youth sailing’s race committee was run by Hatch Brown with
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Elaine Sullivan, Larry and Doreen
Floyd, Romeo Moreira, Terry Holden,
Joe Griffiths, Tom Chiunda, and the
youth sailing instructors assisting. Sue
Griffiths, Suzanne Chiudina, and Pat
Vannoni helped with registration and scoring.
Thanks also have to go to the membership
and businesses for their donations, and to
Nick’s Place for their help with the competitor
lunches.
COMMODORE
Ellen M. Reilly
VICE COMMODORE
Lawrence A. Floyd
REAR COMMODORE
James C. Rudser
SECRETARY
Denise Economides
TREASURER
Don Kearney
Getting ready to race! Photo T. Bailey
Tom Bailey controlling a drop mark

REMEMBER THIS?
October 4, 1960 5:04PM Eastern Electra Crashes at Logan
Cause: Bird Strike
Tail section of the Electra being raised.
Photos courtesy of Alma Montgomery
whose husband, Thomas A Montgomery
was CPYC Commodore at the time. He is
seen below (l) with Thomas Hawes (r).
Original photo by Durland’s of Everett and
Melrose.
October 4, 2010 is the 50th anniversary of the crash of the Eastern Airlines Electra
#375 at Logan Airport. The plane plunged into the waters between buoy 2 and 4
near CPYC killing 62 passengers and crew. However were it not for the efforts of
the members of CPYC and citizens of Winthrop, many
more would have succumbed.
To commemorate the crash, Michael Kalafatas has written
Bird Strike: the Crash of the Boston Electra. CPYC is
proud that the author chose CPYC to launch his book on
Sunday, September 19th at 4PM.
Interested members are invited to attend. Kalafatas will
make a presentation and be available to sign books.
Bird Strike, a non-fiction book, is well written, extensively
researched, and insightful. It holds one’s attention
as it is not written in the usual didactic, sterile nonfiction
style. It shows humor and soul while it looks at the conflict
between Man and Bird.
It caught the fabric of the Cottage Park Yacht Club, Winthrop,
its people and the community. Many of the names
appearing in the book are familiar to club and town members, bringing back memories.
As the book progressed away from the crash and the town’s involvement,
Kalafatas extrapolated to present day and the future in a very instructive, and a bit
frightening manner. How the Eastern crash, rescue, and investigation effected the
lives of people involved is remarkable.
This is a book that is important and would be of significance to any person, or town
that is in close proximity to an airport, to the aircraft industry, to the flying public
and to aviation authorities.
Recently retired after 35 years with Brandeis University Admissions, Kalafastas is
now with Admissions Advantage in Weston, MA. He has written How to Make the
Most of Your College Visit: the Official Visitor’s Guide to the Region’s Top Colleges
and Bellstone: Greek Sponge Divers of the Aegean, One American’s Journey
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A busy duck selling morning Mr. Duck with Will and
Max Lawton
The Wasson grandchildren
at work
Start of the Race
Judy Gaffney and her helper ducklings deserve a lot of
credit for a terrific Duck Regatta. The day dawned with spectacular
weather. The course was set up on the westerly side
of the marina in shifting north to southwest winds and an
outgoing tide which confused a lot of the ducks as they did
not know which way to go. Catching the ducks was a challenge
as many swam under the head pier emerging on the
easterly side. Winners were: 1st place Todd Hughes $500;
2nd place Paul Duval $100; 3rd place Jack Gallagher and
Lauren Kane $50; Lame Duck Mike Carney Lobsters by
L. Bradley, and PHRF duck Matt Rudser Lobsters by the
Leary's.
The duck fleet spreads out watched by
Honan pram sailors
Netting the
ducks is
more than
half the
fun
Creative duck
Corralling the winners

Division Racing Overall
Finish Finish Finish
Racing Division A
DiMattia Shamrock Sensation 1 2 2
Powers Agora 2 3 4
Brown Heart of Gold 3 4 5
Walsh Langosta 4 5 6
Zilailo Superstition 5 6 7
Weisberg Heat Wave 6 7 9
Davis Destiny 7 8 10
Racing Division B
Talbot Tachy 1 1 1
Boyd/Weist Wild Thing 2 9 12
Brun-Cottan Foot Loose 3 10 14
Cerundolo Ilcattivo 4 11 15
Piper Agila 5 12 16
Pierce Moose 6 13 18
Schnabel Maxima 7 14 24
McLeroth Cool Change 8 15 25
Snipe District Championships
13 Entries
1st Jim Bowers; 2nd Lee Griffiths; 3rd John MacRae
Adult Lasers
4 Entries
1st
Jennifer Roumeniere
2nd
Gilmore O’Neill
3rd
Kerry Sullivan
Windward mark rounding Photo T. Bailey
Make-A-Wish Regatta Results
Chase To the Finish. Photo by T. Bailey
The Chase Race (30 Entries)
420 start. Photo by T. McHugh
Division Racing Overall
Finish Finish Finish
Cruising Division A
Speck Vigor 1 1 3
Ionescu Migration 2 2 8
May Sailsman 3 3 11
Hosking Ares 4 4 13
Alexander Aja 5 5 17
Padone Talisman 6 6 19
Ryan Ariel 7 8 21
Baum Scoel II 8 13 28
Cruising Division B
Klim Flingo Bingo 1 7 20
Winkler Iphigenia 2 9 22
Lanza Chantelle 3 10 23
Bedingfield Sojourner 4 11 25
Hodgeman Pajama Girl 5 12 27
Lawton Spirit 6 14 29
Herbert Sharing III DNF DNF DNF
Rhodes 19’s
7 Entries
Rhodes downwind toward Boston Photo T. Bailey
1st Mike Gahan; 2nd Barry Lawton; 3rd Dave Hickey
420’s
White Fleet 11 Entries
1st Katherine Viles/Julia Sheehan
2nd Quinn Anderson/Katherine Callahan
3rd James Morrissey/Christopher Lewis
Green Fleet 10 Entries
1st Ethan Anderson/Luke Anderson
2nd Megan Sweeney/Maddie Warwick
3rd Andrew Delosh/Kelsey Delosh
(Continued on page 6 )

The end of a beautiful evening
lesson aboard “Proud Mary.”
New member Joan Cammet
about to take a turn.
Friday Night
Bowling
With fall rapidly approaching,
the Friday Night
Bowling Group of CPYC
Couples and Singles is looking forward
to the 2010 – 2011 season.
Our opening night will be on Friday September
17 th at 7:30 PM in order to provide
ample time for those of us who enjoy
the delicious Friday Night Dinners to
have time to finish prior to bowling. We
have a membership of over 20 and would
welcome any new bowlers desiring to
join us. To obtain further information
and sign up with us, please call me at 846
-2901 or our Membership Chairman
Maureen Ford at 846-6394.
Looking forward to a great season of fun
and comradeship.
Dave Hubbard - Chairman
Adult Sailing Program 2010
Photos by Dave Pais
Fourteen new and not so new members enjoyed
this year's adult sailing program, held every
Thursday night throughout the summer. The
wind and weather cooperated and provided great
conditions for our sailors. Students were able to
gain experience in a number of boats, including
Rhodes 19's, a Raven, a Whitehall skiff and a
sunfish. We graduated to "big boats" on our last
night, sailing into the sunset and arriving back to
CPYC well into the night. Several students even
got to solo sail by August.
Special thanks to
all who volunteered to instruct
and/or generously
and courageously lend their
boats to the program: Tim
Harrington, Donna Hanson,
Steve and Richard
Honan, John and Denise
Economides, Mary
Mitchell, Joe Aiello, Dick
Lawton, Pamela and Josh
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More Make –A-Wish Results
CPYC Youth for Make-A-Wish—Photo by T. McHugh
T. McHugh Photo
CPYC Youth
Participate in
M.I.T. Wood Trophy
CPYC sent three teams of youth sailors on Monday
August 16 th to the annual Wood Trophy Regatta at
MIT. It was a very windy over cast day full of surprises
and a talented field of competitors, but all of
the CPYC Youth Sailing kids proved up to the challenge.
N-10
White 11 Entries
1st Emily Croteau and Isabel Croteau; 2nd Emma
Montgomery and Olivia Rago; 3rd Andrew Kelly
and William Bedford.
Green 6 Entries
1st Harry Floyd and William Holden; 2nd Beau
Schlicting and Joe Mahoney; 3rd Katherine Johnson
and Erik McGovern
New at the regatta this year, a scratch
ticket raffle won by the St. Jean’s.
Photo T. Mc Hugh
Opti’s
White 5 Entries
1st Morgan Longennugen
2nd Ted Bell
3rd Michael Hill
Red 1 Entry
1st Michael St. Jean
Blue 5 Entries
1st Reid Shannabrook
2bd Cecilia Moreira
3rd Cotter Mc Carfthy
Green 8 Entries
1st Hannah Pedone
2nd Grce Mooradian
3rd Cameron Hudson
T. McHugh Photo
Lasers
Radial 5 Entries
1st Michael Croteau
2nd Christina Mignosa
3rd Will Wickerham
Full 2 Entries
1st Henry Krutzen
Reid Shanabrook/Sam Marcotte (Winthrop Frostbite Sailing Club) Placed
3rd, Cecilia Moreira /Michael St. Jean (co-skippers) (PHRF Fleet) Placed
7th, Emma Montgomery/Olivia Rago (Cottage Park Yacht Club) Placed 8th
The youth were very excited to see and sail “HATCH”, the boat at the MIT
Sailing Pavilion named for our own Hatch Brown.
To the left is a photo of the Wood Trophy participants with our program Director,
Erin Riley

Vice Commodore Larry Floyd leads
skippers meeting for all
The Adult Start
Hold on Tom, help’s coming
August 8th
Parent Child Race
Eight N-10’s skippered by children with an
adult in the boat, raced around the hut and
back to the finish line at the marina.
1st place went to Emma and Tom Montgomery,
Sr.; 2nd Kristen and Sheila
Hudson; 3rd Kirsten and Joe Griffiths,
4th Simon and Romeo Moreira; 5th Ally
and Tom Montgomery Jr.; 6th Hunter and
Dave Kennedy, 7th Haley, Will and Bill Holden.
The Floyd boat was dsq for having no adult in
the boat.
◄ Winners Emma and Grandpa Tom
Hunter Kennedy’s very first time skippering a boat ►
The Norm Siefert Adult Race
Nine adults squeezed into N-10’s to race
around Snake Island.
After the start, where only one boat was over
the line early, the fleet reached along the
shores of Snake Island before heading upwind
to the Dolphin. The breeze picked up markedly
as the fleet emerged from the shadow of
the island, and the adventures began.
Veteran and experienced sailor Tom Montgomery
Sr. got caught in a puff in route to the
Dolphin, flipping the boat over. Bill Holden
also capsized.
Taking home 1st place
was Bob Coyle, Snipe
and frostbite sailor; 2nd
Barry Lawton, 3rd
Larry Floyd; 4th Ernie
Hardy; 5th Shelia Hudson;
6th Joe Griffiths;
and 7th Tom Montgomery,
Jr. Bill and Tom Sr.
tied for Did Not Finish.
There were some very
stiff knees and backs following
the race, with expressions of
“never again.”
We will see next year.
◄ Bob Coyle receives trophy from
Larry Floyd
Dick Lawton jumped in to help Bill rescue
the N-10. Here they balance the boat and
bail during the tow. ►
Parent Child Race about to start
Close racing along the island
We see you Bill !!!

CPYC rocked at The End of Summer Party Saturday night September 4 with the appearance of Tavares. 270 attendees enjoyed a
delicious buffet dinner prepared by CPYC Catering and danced the night away to 70’s music spun by DJ Ricky Poccio. Tavares
performance featured smooth sounds, a number of their successful hits. many in acappella harmony. A good time was had by all.
Youth Sailing Tiller Time Racing
This year CPYC Youth Sailing fielded one of its largest Tiller Time regatta fleets. The mini regatta was held on Monday and Tuesday
August 16 th &17 th in the waters off the club and included 22 participants and three different boat sizes. All the boats were started
on one starting line at the same time to give the young sailors a taste of what it is like to be on a real line with only seconds to go
fighting for position and clean wind.
Participants
420’s
Rebecca Evans & Olivia Hanna
Olivia Brandi-Miller & Gabby Ford
Emily McGovern, Paige McGovern, Taylor
St. Jean
Will Holden
Joe Mahoney
Simon Moreira
Jasper Ezekiel
Opti’s
A Bullet Dodged
N-10’s
Jillian Kfoury & Meg Mahoney
Catherine Johnson & Haley Holden
Sarah Kfoury & Ally Montgomery
RJ St. Jean & Gianna Famolare
Antea Schlicting, Nicole Newman, & Mary
Louise Lawlor
Hurricane Gaston veered away from Mass Bay fortunately. While there were no mandatory orders issued to vacate the Marina, many
occupants played it safe, or practiced going to their moorings. (See picture below on Friday September 3rd.) It is always good to
locate your storm mooring, before you actually need it.

Jan Sheppard, Crisie and
Chris Berg would like to thank
everyone who participated in
the 3 rd Annual Bobby
Sheppard Fishing Tournament
held Sunday August 29 th .
The day was beautiful with 40 adults and children participating in
the tournament. For the first time in 3 years, fish were caught. The
first catch of the day went to a very excited Janet Nalen.
The pot reached $460.00 and this year we had three winners:
1 st Place Paul Nichols 27 1/2 inches $300.00
2 nd Place Michael Giacobbe 27 inches $100.00
3 rd Place Janet Nalen 26 1/2 inches $60.00
This year raised $300.00 which has been donated in Bobby’s name
to CPYC Youth Sailing. A total of $1200.00 has been donated to
CPYC Youth Sailing in Bobby’s name since this tournament
began three years ago.
Jan, Crisie and Chris are humbled by the generosity of
CPYC club members, family and friends and look forward
to seeing everyone next year!
Photos by T. McHugh and the Bergs
Janet proudly displays her fish! ►
L. to R. Winner Paul Nichols in the champions jacket and hat,
Janet Nalen, organizer Chris Berg, and Paul’s
Nephew, Michael Giacobbe. Guess it runs in the family!
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2010 Rhodes 19 Gold Cup Regatta
This year's gold cup race committee was augmented by Massport's fire boat.
Unfazed by their visit, race committee chairman Hatch Brown and scribe Mary
Mitchell didn't miss a beat, running six races. "Bringing the sailing to the people",
typical of this regatta, the finish line of the last race was the windjammer launch
mooring. top three finishers were: 1) Peter & Paul Costa, 2) John Siljander and
Patrick McDonagh, 3) Dick, Barry & Max Lawton. Others sailing were Rick
Roberts, Seth Welborn, Joe & Chris Aiello, John Goll, Tim May, Angela Duplin,
Theresa Herbert and Mike & Betsy Gahan.
Dick, Barry & Max checking out the unusual race committee boat
Welcome to Trial Member David Crosbie,
his wife Marielle, and children Alex and
Nicolas. A chief technical officer, David is
an avid Laser sailor, involved in both the
winter frostbite and dinghy programs.
Longshoreman, Anthony Williams is a
life long resident of Winthrop with many
friends at the club. As a new Trial Member
he participated in Adult Sailing this summer.
From Reading, Robert Biggio is married
to his wife Michelle. They have two children,
Brian and Jacquelyn. Robert works
at Massachusetts Eye and Ear in project
management and facility systems. An avid
boater and salt water fisherman, Robert
has one boat he currently trailers and one
he is restoring.
Davis Pais lives in Peabody and works as
a project manager. He has two children,
Allison and Jack. He took part in adult
sailing this summer and provided the pictures
for the adult sailing article in this
issue.
James and Stephanie Costin live in Winthrop
and have two children Bryce and
Brooke. Bryce participated in the nonmember
Youth Sailing Program last year
and loved it, leading to James applying for
membership this year. James is a local
businessman, owning Belle Isle Seafood.
A “graduate” of the CPYC youth Sailing
program and life long resident of Win-
Meet the New Members
throp, Erik Johnson is married to Eileen
and they have three children, Catherine,
Jillian and Mark. His father Mark Johnson
is a club member. Two of his children
have participated in Youth Sailing through
the grandparent program.
Henry Richards lives in Belmont with his
wife Elizabeth and son Henry. He works
in publishing, editing and writing scientific
pieces, and is an avid sailor having recently
built a 20’ sailboat from scratch.
The family just returned to the US after 4
years in Dhaka, Bangladesh where Elizabeth,
MD worked at a local hospital.
Executive producer and advertizing web
designer, Geoffrey Melton lives in Brookline
with his wife Jennifer and children
Avery and Oliver. An avid sailor he co
owns a 34’ sailboat with member Charles
Carey.
A speech and language pathologist, Barbara
Woodcock lives in Winthrop. She
participated in the Adult Sailing Classes
this summer and already got involved helping
with the Ducky Regatta.
Elizabeth Doherty is no stranger to CPYC
as she was a youth sailor, youth sailing
instructor and launch driver. Both her parents
and grandparents have been members
of the club. Living in Boston, Liz works in
sales.
Woodworker Kristin Mooney recent
moved back to Winthrop. Growing up in
Book Club
News
Following the September launch and presentation
of Bird Strike by Michael Kalafastas,
book club will meet on Oct 18th to
discuss the book.
The November 16th book will be Molokai
by Alan Brennert. An historical saga, this
book looks at tragedy in an Hawaiian paradise
and the courage
of a young girl
in a 19th century
leper colony.
Meetings are at
7PM. Refreshments
are served. New
members are always
welcome! For
more information
on upcoming
events, please contact
Pamela
Aranov at
aranov@erols.com
Winthrop, she spent many years sailing
around Boston Harbor.
Dean and Carol Romano are married with
two children Dean and Zachary. A commercial
real estate broker, Dean has been a
boater all of his life. He is currently also a
member of the Falmouth Yacht Club.
Frank Maniscalco is married to Amy and
has a new baby, Alex. A corporate attorney,
he co-owns a 40 ft sailboat with new
member Jay Watt. Frank is new to sailing
but is now hooked on it.
No stranger to CPYC, William Rothwell
has been sailing here for 14 years with the
Winthrop Frostbite Fleet and is now their
commodore. In sales, he lives in Wakefield
with his wife, Denise and two children
Zachary and Keira.
A financial analyst, Michelle Morphew
lives in Cambridge. She has been a part of
both the Frostbite and Dinghy fleets. She
has a Laser and is a Trial member.
William (Jay) Watt is partnered with new
member Frank Maniscalo in a 40 ft sailboat.
From Wakefield Jay is a member and
on the BOD of the Quannapowitt Yacht
Club. He was also a certified sailing instructor.
Janet Hunter and her husband Tim reside
in Winthrop. A medical transcriptionist,
Janet works from home. Both she and her
husband have become frequent visitors to
the club and club activities.

CPYC Wildlife
This beautiful Egret cruising the waters
on the westerly side of the club was
taken before the Ducky Regatta by Tom
McHugh.
No one caught a picture but as the rubber
ducks were released , a sea gull swooped
in targeting the ducks for dinner. He
changed his mind at the last minute and
only a few feet above the ducks, thinking
this would not be a good meal and soared
away.
Frank Vining Smith Art Show
If you are looking for a fall outing, the Heritage Museum in Sandwich, Ma is holding
a showing of Frank Vining Smith’s works until October 31, 2010. Smith, (1879-
1967) is known as a master of marine
painting. One of his six paintings with
ships in them, Sovereign of the Seas”
proudly hangs at CPYC. It was given to the
club in 1946 by Mrs. Russell Gardner in
memory of her husband, one of the original
13 founders and the 2nd Commodore of
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THE EAR HEARS
Congratulations to the newly weds Matt
and Jessie Crombie. It certainly has been
a busy summer for the Crombie family.
***
Our belated sympathies to Susan (Baxter)
Gervasi on the passing of her daughter
Karyn.
***
Congratulations to Patrick and Alicia
Anderson on their July wedding.
***
Our condolences to Peter and Paul Costa
on the loss of their brother Robert Costa.
***
Congratulation to Leslie and Barry
Lawton on the birth of their 3rd son, Eli.
Grandparents are Dick and Marie
Lawton.
***
Our condolences to Beth Zambella on the
recent passing of her brother.
***
Congratulations to Donna Hanson and
Peter Costa on their wedding.
IN THE WIND
SEPTEMBER
Sept 14 Book Club
Sept 19 Bird Strike Book Launch
OCTOBER
Oct 3 Youth Sailing Awards
Oct 7 Darts and Drop In
Bowling Begin
Oct 15 Friday Night Dinner
Oct 19 Book Club
Oct 23&24 Marina Weekend
Oct 29 5 K dinner and raffle
Oct 31 Vehicles of Distinction
TBA Bistro Dinner in the Pilot
House
NOVEMBER
Nov 16 Book Club
Nov 17 Nominating Night
Nov 19 Mass Bay Awards Dinner
Nov 25 Thanksgiving
Nov 26 “Mojo” in the Pilot House
and kids movie in the hall