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West Coast Organizations
The Potter Yachters website
Newsletter is called "The Potter Yachter"Northern California West Wight Potter association
Membership dues: New - $33 (includes $15 for the "Many Ways to Potter" package Renewals - $18
Southern California West Wight Potter Association
Welcomes West Wight Potter owners as well as owners of all small ramp-launched sailing craft Contact Newsletter Info Roland Borpple Michael Briggs 17972 Larcrest Circle 3326 Charlemagne Ave. Huntington Beach, CA 92647 Long Beach, CA 90808 (714)848-1239Northwest Potter Association
Visit the web page of this start-up organization at NW Potter
East Coast Organizations
East Coast Potter Association
The newsletter is called "The East Coast Potter"
Web page: http://members.tripod.com/~SpeedSailor/index.html
Contacts: Lars S. Mulford Barry Foy T.J. Bartruff 902 Dogwood Drive 410 Beach Drive 405 Beechwood Ave. Seaford, DE 19973 Edgewater, MD 21037 Norfolk, VA 23505 (302) 628-3456 (410) 798-5249 (757) 440-1368 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The EAST COAST POTTER, our newsletter, is published by the ECPA and it's officers. For information about the newsletter, submitting articles, and group-sail schedules, contact Lars Mulford. For information on membership and dues, contact TJ Bartruff. (More Information)
Gulf Coast Organizations
The Southern Potter Association
This group has not officially formed yet, but is seeking interested Potter sailors from the Gulf Coast States, and the surrounding area, who would like to form a group of Potter sailors for the purpose of sailing, racing and socializing. A periodic newsletter is needed. If you are interested contact: Wiley Johnson 12723 Regal Pine Lane Houston, TX 77070 [email protected]
Great Britain
The West Wight Potter Association
Each newsletter is numbered and is simply called "Newsletter No._"
Secretary Bob Lomas Bacons Cottage Dragons Green Horsham Sussex, England RH13 7JF Tel.01403 741349
The Potter: A National Quarterly for West Wight Potter Sailors
Newsletter of International Marine
President: Larry Hart Editor: Vicki Ruzicka Contact: International Marine 904 West Hyde Park Blvd. Inglewood, CA 90302 (800) 433-4080 [email protected]
The East Coast Potter Association (ECPA) was founded in December 1994 by the
trio of Lars Mulford, Barry Foy, and TJ Bartruff for the purposes of forming an
organization that would cater to West Wight Potter owners and other trailer
sailors on and near the East coast. Members hail mostly from the Eastern regions
but are not restricted to the East coast and residing from the East coast is not
a requirement in which to join.
The ECPA is an active organization with monthly sail-ins that run from April to
November. Monthly dinner meetings are arranged during the off- season to provide
continual group contact.
Dues for the ECPA are payable annually. Dues are $15 and checks can be made out
to TJ Bartruff and sent to him at the address given below. Memberships run from
June to June.
Members of the ECPA receive the following:
1) "East Coast Potter", our association newsletter, published throughout the
year. Special bonus editions also are included when events merit.
2) Invitation to monthly sail-ins and off-season dinner meetings. These are
normally listed in the newsletter and mailed directly to you.
3) Invitation to "The Gathering", our annual main group event, which
includes large group sailing, camping adventures, cook-outs, and rustic
outdoor adventure as well as island and cove exploring, skindiving, and
other group related activities. Come experience the comradeship this event
inspires, and make friends that you'll keep for a lifetime.
4) Membership card showing you as a "member in good standing" of the
ECPA.
5) Members receive a discount on commemorative items and articles
embossed and endorsed by the ECPA; ie: "The Gathering" T-shirts, ECPA
sweatshirts, etc.
The only requirements to become a member of the ECPA are to have a love of
sailing and a desire to meet others with the same interest! Once a member, the
ECPA strongly urges it's members to send in information about sailing areas in
your locale that would be wonderful spots for one of the monthly sail-ins, or
perhaps even "The Gathering". Please supply the following when sending in an
area for consideration: 1) Type of water (lake, river). 2) Kind of water (salt,
fresh). 3) Currents, tides. 4) Launching, picnic, camping facilities as well as
lodging and restaurants nearby. 5) Applicable fees. 6) Prevailing winds. 7)
areas of interest nearby (on water & land).
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