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Jackson Park Yacht Club, one of the oldest yacht clubs in Chicago. Founded in 1896 shortly after the Chicago World's Fair of 1892.

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  mmmmWe still have shifts to fill in the JPYC booth.

Strictly Sail opens in 3 days and we still have shifts to fill in the JPYC booth. If you haven't signed up for a shift, please get out your calendars and pick a shift today. It's a great way to spend some time -- recruit new members for JPYC, free admission to Strictly Sail, chance to talk sailing and such, and find great deals and ideas for equipment and accessories. How many times have you admired a piece of equipment on somebody's boat and they've said "got it at Strictly Sail"? Now's your chance.

Friday, January 27th
* 11:00 am - 2:00 pm 3 people -- FULL
* 2:00 pm -5:00 pm 4 people --FULL
* 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm 1 person

Saturday, January 28th
* 10:00 am -1:00 pm FULL
* 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm 3 people
* 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 1 person

Sunday, January 29th (not Super Bowl Sunday)
* 10:00 am - Noon FULL
* Noon - 3:00 pm 1 person
* 3:00 - 5:00 pm 2 people
(includes breaking down booth & helping get materials back to the club)

Deb Farino Receives JPYC's '2011 Yachtsperson of the Year Award' at Jackson Park Yacht Club's annual Awards Dinner. Congratulations Deb!

 

Tuskegee Airman says sea is true calling...
John 'Captain Jack' Lyle to receive Chicago Yachting Association's Yachtsperson of the Year Award

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Jack Lyles interview at WGN-TV Friday

The Lyles invited many club members to a showing of 'Red Tails' on Saturday at the Chatham Theater. Over 30 members attended. After the show many of use enjoyed a brunch at the club, thanks to Reggie, Paul and Steve!!! The following Sunday, Jack was interviewed by Dean Richard from WGN Radio. ...whooo Jack! (I'll upload that interview once I get it)

 



 

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            Officers:

            Dennis Hansen, Commodore

            Steve Pittman, Vice-Commodore

            Paul Thompson III, Rear-Commodore

            Karen Harris, Membership Secretary

            Ricarda Sanders, Recording Secretary
            Brenda Murzyn, Treasurer

            Mary Avellone, Immediate Past Commodore
Board Members:

Debra Farino-Stranc

Gloria Fallon

Jim Webb

John Aquino

Ken Harris

Lisa Schuyler Jewell

"If you are a member, you ARE a volunteer!"


...and at the end of Opening Ceremony day...

 Rear Commodore Paul Thompson III

 Commodore Dennis Hansen

 Vice Commodore Steve Pittman



JPYC Library: Thanks to Gordon Reichert (Isle Marie), JPYC now has in its DVD Library the three Moyer Marine DVD's on the Atomic 4's Cooling System, Ignition System,and Reversing Gear. You will find them in the trophy case on the east side of the club with the other DVD's. They are there for the borrowing, but let a bridge member know.


For Friday, November 25th - Movie and Potluck - 7PM



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Horatio Hornblower Series -Available at the club.

Author C.S. Forester wrote 11 novels featuring the character of Hornblower, a sailor in the British navy at a time when the forces of Napoleon stormed across Europe and wooden ships were the battleships of the day. The novels are a potent mix of history, adventure, and naval lore, and there are dozens of adventures available for adaptation. Horatio Hornblower: Collector's Edition takes several stories from the first novel of the series (Mr. Midshipman Hornblower) and later episodes and adapts them in a close but occasionally liberal manner.

Several of the episodes found in Horatio Hornblower: Collector's Edition veer off the path of Forester's originals, either for budgetary or dramatic reasons. "The Wrong War," for instance, is based on the story "The Frogs and the Lobsters," but adds a framing device, a female companion, and a dramatic beach rescue to increase the dramatic elements. Similarly, "The Devil and the Duchess" still holds the basic structure of its original story, but adds a prison intrigue and expands a relationship which was very brief when on the written page. In some cases, events of the stories have been cut in order to save what would have made their production much more expensive. Despite the changes, the conclusions of the films are largely the same as that of their source material; in short, the films generally end up in the same place, only by a different route.

Given the limited budget of a television series the producers of Horatio Hornblower: Collector's Edition are able to mount, if not a large-scale experience, then at least a consistently mid-sized one. The ship-to-ship combat that marked the literary series is somewhat limited, which is understandable given the dearth of real-world ships available to be blown apart on television. As a result, the show often compensates with close-up shots of exploding decks and flying debris, or by limiting the combat to only a couple of minutes of screen time. Even with a limited budget the sea and combat effects are a solid mix of green screen, CGI, and model work, and there are times when the action goes beyond merely acceptable and enters the realm of impressive.


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