Geneva Lakes Breeze

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JULY 2018 • VOL. 5 NO. 2

Geneva Lakes

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Serving the Geneva Lake and Lake Como area

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A R E A activities JULY

p.m., Walworth County Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St., Elkhorn. walworthcountyfair.com 262-723-3228

12 The East Troy Community Band will perform at Thursday Nights on the East Troy Square at 7:30 p.m. Attendees should bring their own lawn chair or blanket.

ETBand.com 12-15, Elkhorn RibFest, 3 to 11 p.m. on Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday at the Walworth County Fairgrounds. Event will feature a competition, live entertainment, food vendors, a beer garden and camping. Admission is free 262723-3228 13, 20, 27 Burlington Kiwanis Club Band, 7 to 9 p.m., concerts in Echo Park, 595 Milwaukee Ave. 13 Holton Band Concert, 7:30 p.m.

Free, open-air concert at Elkhorn’s historic band shell in Sunset Park, 200 Devendorf St. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs. For weather notifications, visit holtonelkhornband. wordpress.com 14 LAS Water Ski Show, pre-show 5:30 p.m., show 6 p.m. at Babe Mann Park, 960 Proctor Drive, Elkhorn. www.laswaterskiteam. org/calendar

19 The East Troy Community Band presents Swing Nouveau at Thursday Nights on the East Troy Square at 7:30 p.m.

Attendees should bring their own lawn chair or blanket. ETBand.com 19-20 Waterford Balloonfest, Evergreen Elementary School, 817 W. Main St., Waterford. www.waterford-wi.org 20 Relay for Life, 6 p.m. kickoff at the Walworth County Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St., Elkhorn. For more information or to register a team, call 262-723-3228 or visit cancer.org 20 Holton Band Concert, 7:30 p.m.

Free, open-air concert at Elkhorn’s historic band shell in Sunset Park, 200 Devendorf St. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs. For weather notifications, visit holtonelkhornband. wordpress.com 21-22 SMILES Horse Show, Walworth County Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St., Elkhorn. walworthcountyfair.com 262-7233228

15 Elkhorn RibFest Neon 5K, 8 a.m., Holton Manor and RibFest have teamed up for a 5K to benefit residents of Holton Manor.

Participants will receive a discount coupon for RibFest. walworthcountyfair.com or twescott@carriagehealthcare.com

22 St. John’s Splish Splash Bash, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Sunset Pool, 320 Devendorf St., Elkhorn. The pool opens at 11 a.m. and admission is $5 per person at the entrance.

Free hot dog per person to the first 200 guests. There will be live music from 11 a.m.noon and a Cannonball Contest with prizes at noon. www.sunsetpoolelkhorn.com

18 Junior Beef Steak Cook-out, 4 to 7

26 The East Troy Community Band

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will perform at Thursday Nights on the East Troy Square at 7:30 p.m. Attendees should bring their own lawn chair or blanket.

ETBand.com 25-29 Racine County Fair “Something to Crow About!” On the fairgrounds, 19805 Durand Ave., Union Grove. www. racinecountyfair.com 26-29 Baroque Horse Show, Walworth County Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St., Elkhorn. walworthcountyfair.com 262-7233228 27 Dinner at the Lake – 4:30 to 7 p.m., Lutherdale Ministries, N7891 Highway 12, north of Elkhorn. Tickets $16 for adults, $8 for children 10 and younger. Reservations suggested for groups of eight or more. 262742-2352 27-28 Burlington’s Maxwell Street Days and Community Yard Sales, opens at 9 a.m. each day. New this year: Chalk Walk, Rubber Duckie Dash, Discover Burlington Scavenger Hunt, Trucks and Cars.

Also features music and food. The Lions Club Street Dance in the Chestnut Street Loop is on Saturday night. 262-763-6044 27-28-The Vintage Square at Maxwell Street Days, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Wehmhoff Square Park, 355 N. Pine St., Burlington.

Two-day curated street market with a focus on all things vintage, antique, reclaimed, repurposed, upcycled and handmade. 262763-6044 28 LAS Water Ski Show, 7-8 p.m. at Scenic Ridge Campground, W7991 R and W, Townline Road, Whitewater. www. laswaterskiteam.org/calendar 30-31 Burlington Kennel Dog Show, Walworth County Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St., Elkhorn. walworthcountyfair.com 262723-3228

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3 Ice Cream Social, 6-7 p.m. at Sunset Pool, 320 Devendorf St., Elkhorn – $3 admission to Sunset Pool, free with admission to the pool on this Family Fun Friday. A movie in the park will follow the ice cream social at dusk. 262-741-5114 www. sunsetpoolelkhorn.com The calendar of events is compiled from a variety of sources including area chamber’s of commerce and the Walworth County Visitors Bureau and contains events available as of press time. Although we make every attempt to provide accurate information, we suggest veriftying events before heading out.

Summer fun at a glance Looking to fill your calendar with summer fun? Here’s a guide to this summers major events provided by VISIT Lake Geneva:

• Concerts in the Park

Through Aug. 23 – Bring a picnic or purchase some street food while taking in the music at this free concert series. Concerts take place every Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m. throughout July and August at Flat Iron Park, a lakeside location in downtown Lake Geneva.

• Shake the Lake Music Festival

July 27 to 29 at Lake Lawn Resort – This three-­day festival kicks off Friday with a lineup of retro rock, food, fun, and drink.

• Moonlight Movies on the Beach

Aug. 8 – Grab the family, bring a blanket and enjoy a movie under the stars for free at Riviera Beach.

Popcorn, candy and beverages will be available for purchase.

• Art in the Park

Aug. 11 and 12 – Take in views of Geneva Lake while enjoying Art in the Park, a juried fine art exhibition featuring pottery, glass, wood, jewelry, painting, photography, sculpture and more. This event is held at Flat Iron Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.

• Venetian Festival

Aug. 15 to 19 – Highlights of this five­day festival include a carnival, brat stand, beer tent, water ski show, live music, craft fair, lighted boat parade and the areas largest fireworks display over Geneva Lake.

• Maxwell Street Days

Aug. 24 to 26 – Hit the streets of downtown Lake Geneva for the largest sidewalk sale of the year.

Shoppers won’t want to miss the bargains and specials offered by the area’s stores.

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More ways to have fun boating No matter whether you bought new or pre-owned, your first months with your boat are sure to be filled with plenty of excitement. There are always more places to explore and activities to enjoy with a boat. No matter your favorite activity, any of these activities are sure to keep you enthusiastic about your next time on the water.

Watersports

It’s fun to be in the boat, but it’s also fun to be behind it as well, skimming along the water on the latest towable. Inflatables are the easy choice, a one-size-fits-most option that doesn’t require much athletic skill or balance. Just hang on for the ride while a responsible driver swings you in and out of the wake.

For those looking for a greater challenge, skiing and wakeboarding are always popular, enabling riders to zip in and out of the wakes, or even soar high above them. The latest craze, wakesurfing, is also rapidly growing in popularity. It requires inboard, jet drive, or forwarddrive propulsion, but allows any rider to

experience the thrill of surfing, no ocean required.

Coving

Every lake, river or waterway has its unofficial “party cove,” a gathering spot where fellow boaters anchor, nose into the sandbar, or “raft up” to socialize and share in the pleasure of boating. Find one that fits your style and join in on the fun.

Many boats are designed to enhance the experience, with aft seating areas, extended swim platforms, and boarding ladders to encourage passengers to ease in and out of the water. You may even find a transom remote to control the stereo. Another benefit of coving? It allows you to enjoy the boating lifestyle, while not using fuel.

rod, bait or lures, and somewhere to store your catch. Just don’t forget your fishing license, typically available online for a nominal fee. Check with your state’s fish and wildlife agency or Department of Natural Resources to get started. Good news? In most states, no license is required under 16 years of age, meaning kids are free.

Join an excursion

Dealers are aware many customers are looking for new experiences, and as such many plan getaways to locations outside their customer’s normal boundaries. These trips aren’t just for those with bigger boats.

Trailer boat excursions put boaters both on the road and on the water; overnight Fishing or multi-day trips encourage those with You don’t need a dedicated fish boat to overnight accommodations to actually bait a hook and throw a line over the side. spend the night aboard. Boat camping is Fishing can be done from any boat, and is also a popular activity. Sleep aboard under a great way to bond with kids, spend time the stars, or pitch a tent on a picturesque with your friends, or just get away for a few beach. Just don’t forget to pack the cooler! moments of solitude.

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Out on the race course the crew guides a sailboat toward the finish line on Geneva Lake. (Photo courtesy of Hanah Noll of Melges Performance Sailboats.)

Above: Swimming in the middle of the lake is just one way to enjoy your boat. From water skiing to inflatables to fishing, there are activities for all ages when boating.

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There’s history in those sails Lake Geneva Yacht Club launched champions, nurtures newbies

By Sandra Landen Machaj CORRESPONDENT

It all began in 1874 in the Town of Geneva in southern Wisconsin. A race was held to honor a visiting Civil War Army officer, Lt. Gen. Philip H. Sheridan.

Sheridan was stationed in Chicago as the commander of the Department of the Missouri, but was also known for his coordination of military relief efforts during the Great Chicago Fire on Oct. 8, 1871.

This yacht race to honor Sheridan was held on Aug. 31, 1874, with a fleet of seven boats of various lengths participating.

These boats were known as “sandbaggers” so called because of the bags of sand placed in the boat for ballast.

Organizers raised $200 for an appropriate trophy, although the actual trophy was not completed for more than a year. The trophy, which was named the Sheridan Prize, was designed and produced by the Chicago Firm of Giles, Brother and Company.

The prize would have a silver replica of the winning boat on the top. This expensive trophy – $200 was worth a great deal in 1874 – would continue to be awarded each year and continues to be the prize for the Sheridan Race still held each summer.

Whoa, Nettie!

The race, which covered about 16 miles, was observed by Sheridan from the judges’ boat. The 21-foot, topsail sloop “Nettie” sailed by Billy Woods and owned by Julian Sidney Rumsey won the race. Rumsey, a Chicagoan who enjoyed summertime on Geneva Lake, was a successful grain merchant, past mayor of Chicago, and former president of the Chicago Board of Trade.

It was almost two years later, on April 29, 1876, that a group of boat owners gathered at the Whiting House, a popular hotel for vacationing visitors, and established a yacht club.

Initially known as the Geneva Lake Yacht Club, this group of sailing enthusiasts recognized the year 1874 as the date of the first Sheridan Prize Race and also backdated the official date of forming the club to 1874. They chose Chicago industrialist Nathaniel Kellogg Fairbank as their first commodore.

By May of 1876, 56 members had been elected to join including Sheridan, who would present the trophy to the winner of that year’s Sheridan Race – the first officially under the auspices of the Geneva Lake Yacht Club.

The yacht club reorganized in 1891, registered under a new name, the Lake Geneva Yacht Club, and in the early 1900s merged with the West End Yacht Club of Fontana.

Finding a home

It was time to find a home for the club. Their first official club house was at Cedar Point on land leased from the first Commodore’s son, Kellogg Fairbank for $500 a year. Money was raised by the membership subscribing to a building fund, for the construction of the first clubhouse to COURTESY OF HANAH NOLL - MELGES PERFORMANCE SAILBOATS The Breeze be built on the leased land.

Sailors pilot the popular and sporty Melges 14 sailboat during a race on Geneva Lake. The M14 is the newest racing class The clubhouse was finished in 1906.

It was described in that year’s yearbook on the lake and continues the long history of the Lake Geneva Yacht Club.

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as follows: “The new twostory clubhouse, set on the lakefront in wooded surroundings, featured generous verandas, and some sleeping accommodations.”

It was to remain the club’s home until 1916 when Fairbank did not renew the yacht club’s lease on the property. The club then became homeless for the next 10 years but continued to run races from members’ piers.

In 1926 the club identified property in Linn Township for its next home and formed a holding company to raise capital to purchase and improve the 1878 residence on the land. Many changes in the club’s structure were made, including the formation of the Geneva Lake Boat Repair and Storage Company, which would make its home on the west side of the property.

Sailing school founded

One way to assure the next generation is as interested and competent in sailing as the current one, is to teach them proper sailing techniques and safety. In 1938 The Lake Geneva Yacht Club opened the Lake Geneva Yacht Club Sailing

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As dusk falls, sailors leave the water to gather in the Lake Geneva Yacht Club. The building, which is shared with the Lake Geneva Sailing School, was completed in 2015.

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The Lake Geneva Yacht Club hosts a variety of sailing races and regattas on a yearly basis.

• Sails

(Continued from page 5) School. In just one year, 40 students were registered in the sailing school, requiring the purchase of additional boats for the program. Boats were also received as gifts from club members.

After a variety of changes in ownership over the ensuing years – including the separation of the sailing school – the two entities finally came together in one space.

The Lake Geneva Yacht Club and the Geneva Lake Sailing School built what would become a shared facility.

Officially dedicated in July 2015, the new, two-story building with 12,000 square feet of space allowed the sailing school to operate on the first floor of the building and the yacht club on the second floor.

The entire property consists of approximately 8 acres. The property is designated as the Buddy Melges Sailing Center.

Beasts of ballast

In the early days of sailing on Geneva Lake, the boats were mostly broad beamed open, shallow-draft sloops that had evolved from workboats. Most of these boats carried the 50-pound sandbags for ballast that the crew, usually of 10 or more, shifted as needed. Rules for the moveable ballast and the crew as stated in an early Lake Geneva Yacht Club yearbook were: “After the starting signal is given no throwing out, taking in, or booming out of ballast will be allowed and each yacht must bring back the same persons with which it started.”

Over the years the sailboats changed.

Today the boats are usually built of fiberglass and the mast of aluminum making the boat much faster. The sails are also lighter. No longer made of heavy cotton, today’s sails are often made of Dacron.

Wisconsin boat builder, and yacht club member, the late Harry C. Melges Sr., built his first C-scow in 1945 and since that time his family, which remains prominent in sailing circles, has continued to manufacture boats in Zenda.

The yacht club holds a variety of races for different classes of the sailboats. They include the 38-foot A class, the 28-foot E Class and the 20-foot C class sailboats.

Newer styled sailboats, including the Melges 24, 17 and 14, also have races and regattas specific to them.

The full summer racing season will include not only local races, but also a variety of national championships and invitational regattas in various classes. This variety of races will attract sailors from other areas as well as those who are local sailors. On the last Saturday of August the Sheridan race will be held. The race now is limited to boats in the A class.

1972, and 1978 and won a variety of other awards.

Melges was also known for his International awards. With fellow Lake Geneva Yacht Club member Bill Bentsen, he won a bronze medal at the 1964 Olympic Games. Melges returned to win a gold medal in the 1972 Olympics. His many international awards, including an America’s Cup victory in 1992, led to him being inducted into both the America’s Cup Hall of Fame and the National Sailing Hall of Fame. In 2015 he was inducted into the World Sailing Hall of Fame by the International Sailing Federation.

There are a large number of sailors both from the Lake Geneva Yacht Club and the Sailing School who continue to win races locally, nationally, and internationally.

While many of the sailors make their name known on the water, others such as the Lake Geneva Yacht Club’s Bill Bentsen and Bob Pegel have been honored not only for their sailing but also for their contributions as racing judges. Bentsen was inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame in 2017 for his contributions in the development of the racing rules.

The rise of Buddy

Notable women

Anyone involved in the world of sailing is familiar with the name Harry C. Buddy” Melges Jr. Melges who began his sailing career as a student in the Sailing School, won a variety of major sailing championships, including three U.S. Men’s Sailing Championships, and was named U.S. Yachtsman of the Year in 1961,

While many think of sailing as a man’s sport, there are many women who excel at sailing. One such woman was Lake Geneva Yacht Club member Jane Wiswell Pegel, who, like Melges, began her racing career in cub races in the 1940s.

Her boat was named “Calamity Jane.” She continued to be successful at

both the local and national level, being awarded a variety of titles including U.S. Yachtswoman of the Year on three separate occasions – 1964, 1971, and 1972.

Over the years, the yacht club has continued to grow in membership and on most evenings throughout the summer races are held on the lake. The sailing school also has continued to grow and this year more than 350 children along with a number of adults learn the art of sailing from some of the best and most experienced sailors in the area.

What became of Nettie?

Do you wonder whatever happened to the Nettie, the sloop that won the original Sheridan race? In 1892 Julian M. Rumsey, son of the original owner, realizing that the Nettie was no longer competitive, loaded her with rocks and towed her out to deep water. There he bored holes in her hull and allowed her to sink.

On the 65th anniversary of the original Sheridan Race, in the year 1939, following the completion of the competition, the judges’ boat and its trailing gallery headed to the spot of Nettie’s grave and paused at the site while the winning skipper cast a wreath upon the water in the Nettie’s memory.

With the Nettie resting at the bottom of Geneva Lake, the boats of the Lake Geneva Yacht Club – with their white sails flying – can be seen racing across the glistening water as new generations of sailors carry on the sailing tradition.

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