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image by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 2 July 2022
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In 1946, the war was over, and people turned their interest to happier
things, like sailing boats. In Oden, Michigan, the Crooked Lake Sailing
Association was started, for sailing on the Crooked Lake. Though starting out
with whatever was present, after a year enough Nippers had been purchased to
make a class out of them, Thus, in 1948 a yacht club was born: The Crooked Lake
Yacht Club, complete with burgee.
By 1956 some 50 families were members,
and their main priority was keeping membership low enough. A simple club house,
participate with any excess furniture. Many of the participants were summer
guests, and a whole generation spent their summers on the lakes - sailing,
swimming, fish fries. By the 2000s, the world had changed somewhat, but the club
is moving with the times. Website:
https://crookedlakeyachtclub.wildapricot.org
Burgee; A lozenge
throughout, with above it a white triangle, and below it a yellow one. The
triangles bearing blue letters, a "C" and an "L" respectively.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 2 July 2022
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