July 2017

We Floridians don’t pay much atten-tion to such silly things as the first day of summer (June 21st). We focus on having fun with friends. We focus on being in or on the water. And with our chilled pool, sunset sails, beer can races, gigantic outdoor fans, shady awnings and the new Sunday upstairs grill hours, CYC is THE place for the cool kids in town. Look out, everybody, the Dinghy Poker Run is right around the corner!.

It’s hot! We’re cool!

See page 4 for more Youth Sailing photos

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Commodore’s Corner

CommodoreEd Proefke Jr.

CYC Board HigHligHts

2017 Officers, DirectOrs,AppOintments & trustees

CYC OfficersEd Proefke Jr. CommodoreCollin Heimensen Vice CommodorePhil Beauchamp Rear CommodoreDeborah Wilder TreasurerCurtis Wold Fleet CaptainMary Kay Delk SecretaryJohnny Cardosi Immediate Past CommodoreBoard of DirectorsJim CoatsCharles GeraciGerard KaneBoard of TrusteesP/C David Billing P/C Dick Boblenz James Eaton AppointmentsFr. Bob Wagenseil Fleet ChaplainDr. Don Collins Fleet SurgeonPeggy Powell FCYC DirectorJoe Slavin FCYC Alternate Director

Mike Jansen Richard LibonateTim Walsh

Wayne HunekeHarry JamiesonP/C Gary StrohauerCYC New Members

The following memberships were approved at the June 15 Board of Directors meeting:

Nick & Teri Galambos James Hannigan & Kathleen Johnson David Chernicky Mark & Annette Kantzler Leonard Deadman Travis & Shana Grantham Brian & Lucia Barker Dick & Joanne Tarball Jeff Coulson

If you see the pineapple flag on their tables, please introduce yourself and give them a warm CYC welcome!

If you enjoy:l Sailingl Imbibingl Dining l Telling sea storiesl Cruising in company with other sailboatsWe’re gathering in the Grill on the 4th Wednesday of each

month 6:30 p.m. for drinks and blather, 7 p.m. for dinner.Next Sailors’ Table will be Wed., July 26.

During the June 15, 2017 meeting of the Board of Directors, the following motions were approved:

l Funding for remodeling the Dry Dock, which will include improvements to the Ladies Room, a full remodel of the Men’s Room, and new paint and carpet in the main rooml All new member applications, accounting for a net gain of four new members in May

The next Board of Directors meeting will be held on July 20, 2017.

WoW, summer is here! With the rainy season upon us, we dodge raindrops to get out on our boats whenever we can. Beer can races and sunset cruises have been canceled due to weather. We did have a nice sunset cruise Saturday, June 17, with light winds for us sailors, and calm seas for all. Watch for notices for the sunset cruises and come join in. It is a casual outing intended to get us out on our boats and ending up back at the Tiki Bar to socialize and enjoy our club.

Father’s Day brought out a large group of families to celebrate our Dads. Awesome hot dogs, and we kept Gage and crew busy serving up food and drinks.

Overall, the clubhouse and property are looking good. Vice Commodore Heimensen has a project in the works to renovate the boater’s restrooms and the dry-dock. This area has been neglected for some time and by the end of summer, things should be looking much better downstairs.

I hope everyone enjoys the summer, whether you stay in town or get out of town and away from the heat.

As always, Nancy and I will see you around the club.

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WatersideBy Curtis WoldFleet Captain By Tim Walsh

Yachting Chairman

Yachting

do You liKe To raCe? If so, consider the E-Scows at the Clearwater Community Sailing Center. The CCSC has recently obtained 4 E-Scow racing boats and they have a team who have thrown down the gaunt-let to challenge all CYC members who want to partici-pate in match racing.

E-Scows are a twin centerboard fractional sloop with an LOA of 28 feet, a beam of 6.75 feet and a draft of 3.75 feet. These are high performance planing hulls built by Melges Performance Sailboats. If you would like to join in the FUN, contact CCSC at (727) 517-7776 for further details.

Be sure to check out the NEW and IMPROVED CYC Regatta Schedule for the upcoming season:

If you are participating in the Gulf Boat of the Year events, the Dunedin Boat Club will be hosting the Dunedin Cup race on Saturday, September 30.

Here is the schedule for the Summer Beer Can series:Sunday July 9 2:30 pmSaturday July 22 1:30 pmSaturday Aug. 5 2:30 pmSunday Aug. 20 2:30 pmSaturday Sept. 9 1:30 pmSaturday Oct. 14 1:30 pmSunday Oct. 29 2:30 pm

Contact Tish Wold for further details.I would like to encourage everyone to attend the Yacht-

ing Committee meetings. The Yachting committee meets on the third Tuesday of the month, but always the Tuesday before the board meeting. So, come and join in the FUN!

I look forward to seeing you at The Club and on the water!

2017-2018 CYC-hOSTED REgATTASClearwater Challenge October 21 - 22Ted Irwin Memorial Sailathon December 2Laser MidWinters East February 21-25, 2018 Snipe Midwinters March 18-20, 2018 RS Yachts April 3-7, 2018 Clark Mills April 21, 2018

The WaTerside meeting took place on Wednesday, May 31 and the fol-lowing efforts continued in the CYC Marina:

Club boat maintenance: four prams had fiberglass repair and the trailer is getting new raised LED lights

Dock maintenance: Dan and Linda have installed LED bulb replacements on all the pedestal lights on “C” dock and will continue to replace all the lights in the marina

Floating Dock: divers cleaned the floating dock to re-duce the bend

Budget review: plan painting new, waterborne and re-maining pilings and the pedestals once lights are replaced

We have completed a review of area slip fees at other yacht clubs and marinas and are tabling any actions pend-ing Long Term Planning Committee efforts and recommen-dations. The next Waterside meeting will take place on Wednesday, July 26th at 6 p.m.

We are now in hurricane season (1 June—30 November). All boat owners should check their lines, anchors and emer-gency equipment this time of year, and update your hurri-cane plan and “boat buddy” arrangements.

Slip holders: please ensure a current copy of your insur-ance is on file with Michelle in the office. And check out a full list of hurricane tips for boat owners on page 4 of this issue.

We are continuing with CYC Sunset Cruises about once a month. The fifth in the series will be on Saturday, July 29. Skippers will get underway from the CYC marina about 7 p.m. We invite both power and sailboats planning for sunset (8:23 p.m. that day), with a post-sunset, informal no-host gathering at the Tiki. We will send out more infor-mation by constant contact and e-mail; skippers please let Gerard at gkane63@gmail.com and me (info below) know if you plan to cruise or if you want more information.Nautical Trivia of the Month: The answer to last month’s trivia contest was “ketch”, as a two-masted, fore-and-aft-rigged sailboat with a mizzenmast stepped forward of the rudder and smaller than the foremast. Pat Dowling, our fearless CYC Book Club leader with excellent timing, was my third correct answer, so I owe her a Dark N Stormy next Book Club meeting. For this month, what is the name for a concentrated column of sinking air coming down from a thunderstorm and spreading out in all directions when it reaches the surface, generating winds of up to 120 knots? Text or e-mail the correct answer to me; the fourth correct answer will get a drink on my account at the Tiki.

I can be reached at my NEW e-mail address woldca@gmail.com or on my cell phone by text or voice at 727-641-8633.

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From Pinellas County’s all Hazard Guide

No matter how seaworthy you or your boat is, don’t ever consider staying with your boat in a hurricane. Make preparations early and evacuate for your safety. Monitor weather and sea condi-tions closely. If watches or warnings are issued, don’t venture onto the water. Follow the tips below to minimize damage to your vessel during a hurricane:

PrePare Your BoaT• Create a hurricane plan for your boat and file a copy with the marina operator. • Take a photographic inventory of your boat and its contents. • Purchase and stow mooring line for storms – line should be about twice the diameter of normal line. • When a storm is approaching, remove loose items on the deck – bimini tops, dinghies, etc. – and store them on land. Shut off fuel lines at the tank. • Keep batteries charged; make sure bilge pumps are oper-ating properly. • Keep insurance up-to-date AND IF YOU HAVE A SLIP IN CYC’S MARINA, BE SURE A COPY OF YOUR Boat INSURANCE IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE.

hiGh and drY • Store boat and trailer in a secure covered building, such as a garage. • If left outside, secure using ground hooks and straps. • Fill boat partially with water for stability. Keep water away from engine/batteries. • Put wooden blocks between trailer frame and springs for extra support with added weight.

moored aT doCK • Secure hatches and doors. • Double up on mooring lines and spring lines to secure boat in its mooring. • Use several cleats to distribute the load on the boat.• Allow extra line for tide and storm surge. • Use chafing gear, such as reinforced radiator hose where lines will rub for protection – several feet on each side. • Disconnect electric, water and other dock connections. • Remove valuables.

anChored • Anchor on the lee side of protective land rather than mooring to a dock. • Use two anchors and no stern anchor. • Line length should be six to nine times water depth for storm surge shift. • Remember the boat’s position may change drastically during the storm.

Lastly… batten down the hatches! For more information and the full All Hazards Preparedness

Guide, visit www.pinellascounty.org/emergency.

Hurricane plans for boats

Don’t let this be your boat.

During the approach of a hurri-cane, Pinellas County’s 10 bascule bridges – or drawbridges – will operate in a modified mode to give preference to evacuating vehicle traffic until the bridges go into lock-down position to ensure barrier islands are evacuated and to protect the bridges from wind damage. The U.S. Coast Guard will coordinate with local and state

agencies to issue a special marine advisory when the bascule bridge operations will be modified. NOAA weather radios, local media and

BRIDGES IN A STORM

marine broadcasts will announce these changes.

The 10 Pinellas bascule bridges: n Beckett n Corey Causeway n Dunedin Causeway n Indian Rocks n John’s Passn Park Boulevardn Pinellas Baywayn Tierra Verden Tom Stuart Causewayn Treasure Island

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By Fr. Bob Wagenseil, Fleet Chaplain

Sailing Activities

CYC summer CamP 2017Mondays-Fridays 0900-1600 Session 2: 10-21 July (Graduation 1100 21 July) Session 3: 24 July – 4 Aug. (Graduation 1100-04 Aug.)

summer sailinG CamP 2017 began on Monday, June 12, and we are looking forward to our best summer youth sailing program ever! Parents and kids are motivated and our outstanding volunteers are well prepared to ensure a safe and fun time for our campers and staff.

Youth Sailing programs are a foundation of Yacht Club tradition and very often the “feeder program” for a growing membership roster. Please make an effort to visit with kids and parents during summer camp, and most especially to attend a graduation ceremony. Your presence and encouragement are very important and, therefore, I have posted our summer schedule again.

Till then, may you be blessed with good health and the love of family and friends. Father Bob: frbob.wagenseil@gmail.com (727) 510.6153

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Who are The Gulls?How many times have you heard “The Gulls are the

little old grey-haired ladies that knit”? I’d like to take a few moments and respond to this statement.

LITTLE: For those of you that don’t know me I am almost 6 feet tall. That does not constitute little.

OLD: Old is only a state of mind. I know there are no old Gulls and I’m pretty sure there are no old mem-bers at CYC.

gREY hAIRED: OK, so some of us do have grey hair. (Key word being some not all.) But I can assure you I worked hard for every one on my head.

KNIT: Again some but not all of us knit. But knitting is not all that we do.

Clearwater Yacht Club

has been supporting our community and various charities for over 100 years. The Gulls also strive to support the club, our com-munity and charitable organizations. Just last month we donated lap robes and knit cancer hats to veterans in memory of Dennis Reardon. Susie Reardon picked up 12 handmade lap robes and 12 hand knit cancer hats to be delivered to local area VA hospitals. In the past, our hats and lap robes have been delivered to Bay Pines VA Healthcare System in St. Petersburg, Florida and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.

May also saw a dozen cancer hats and 10 baby hats delivered to Morton Plant Hospital.

The Gulls have supported CYC/Arc Fun Day for many years and we were pleased to be able to help again this year. As in the past, we filled out the name tags for the clients and staff attending. We also folded over 300 T-shirts to be handed out that day. Just a note, when we stated doing name tags there were approximately two dozen, this year there were over 300. Obviously, this club function is very successful.

Gulls TracksBy lynne shackelford,

Gulls President

We helped stuff, label and mail the May Compass and are looking forward to helping with the July Compass.

Little - NoOld - NEVERgrey haired – someKnitters- someFun loving, helpful minded – ALL

Don’t forget, Gulls can be seen every Wednesday in the Nest any time after 10:30 a.m. Whether you’re little or big, grey haired or not, knit or not; please come join us for fun, socializing and lunch..

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Water Exercise Classes

Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 a.m.stay for lunch on the patio afterward.Contact sandie ramsden at sandie@ramsden,com to be put on our distribution list for updates

The BooK CluB Meets the third Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. in the Board Room. All members and their guests are welcome to join our stimulating and fun discussions – if you enjoy read-ing, this is the place to be!

Many of us stay for dinner, and if you do plan to do so, please make reservations with Virginia at 727-447-6000.

All books are predetermined by the members prior to discussion. Our upcoming meetings will feature the following:

July 18The Handmaid’s Tale

By margaret atwood

august 15The Rosie Project

By Graeme simsion

september 19Hillbilly Elegy

By J.d. Vance

By Collin heimensen, Vice Commodore

The house and Grounds committee has been busy with many projects. We completed the fence around the dumpsters on the east corner of the property to give a better first impression when driving in the east driveway, and it turned out beautifully!

We continue to get great feedback from mem-bers on the dining comment cards available to you every time you get a chit from your server. Many members have commented on the improved service and food temperature at the Tiki Bar on the weekends, as we have added staff to better serve the membership.

The next project we are working on is remodel-ing the dry dock restrooms and showers. We are in the process of getting approvals and permits for the project. Todd Crosbie and PC Tim Roberts are leading the charge on the project. We have many projects in progress that we will be sharing with you in the coming months as we get more details worked out.

As we look forward to the rest of 2017, we are orga-nizing a list of proposed projects to improve the Club. We would love your input on ideas to improve the facility and the operations. The committee will be meeting on Tuesday, July 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the board room. Please join us for a short (I promise) meeting and then stay for dinner!

See you at the Club!

Yoga Classes at CCSCCYC members may attend yoga classes held at the Clearwater Community Sailing Center on Sand Key each Wednesday and Friday at 10:30 a.m. The cost for each one-hour class is $10. Be sure to bring your own yoga mat.

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Having Funon the Dry Dock

You know it’s a small world when CYC members visiting Cuba run into other CYC members doing the same thing. That’s what happened in May when Jim and Sandee Pfister (far right), were on a tour and found themselves face-to-face with PC Tim and Terry Roberts (far left) and Mary Kay and Michael Delk (center), who were in town for the Havana Yacht Club’s 25th anniversary.

Father Bob Wagenseil (right), who has run the successful youth sailing program at CYC for many years, is giving the helm to longtime volunteer Ned Covel (left). Rogers Howard (center) will continue being a big help now that Fr. Bob and wife Patricia are selling their Catalina 35 and moving to Crystal River. Fr. Bob will continue to help out with the youth sailing group he founded – officially called the Indian Rocks Family Sailing Association – and will remain CYC’s Fleet Chaplain.

handinG oVer The Tiller haVana surPrise!

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Summers are HOT at Clearwater Yacht Club!

Heated and chilled Pool

Annual ARC Fun Day!

Warm friendly people

Monthly parties

Outdoor dining and bar

Annual Dinghy Poker Run

Clearwater Yacht Club is pleased to offer a summer 2017 membership program, with details as follows:

Effective from May 1 – Sept 30, 2017

No initiation fee (Summer member must provide a credit card to be on file. It will not be charged, so long as the summer member pays their invoices.)Dues of $125/month

No monthly minimum

CYC clubhouse only

Daytime dockage at our docks

At the close of the summer membership, the summer mem-ber in good standing may be offered membership in a class of their choice at the current rate for dues and initiation.

Prospective members can only take advantage of one such Summer membership program.

Call or email the office for more details!

447-6000 or office@clearwateryachtclub.org

sChools ouT, summer is here! The Tiki Bar now features live music every other Sunday. Why not come out and enjoy a lovely Sunday afternoon relaxing to music with friends? And, if it’s too warm outside, come on upstairs where Bar and Grille service is avail-able 3 – 6 p.m.

Dining, dancing and live music continues every Friday evening at the Club. Music starts at 8 p.m. so there is lots of time to enjoy din-ner and conversation. Our monthly Jazz night on the third Wednesday, and Trivia

night on the second Thursday continue throughout the Summer months.

Plan to spend your July 4th Holiday weekend at the Club. A very special Red, White, and Blue Dock Party with live mu-sic is planned for Satur-day, July 1st as we kick off the weekend. Also, the Tiki Bar will be open on Monday, July 3rd with hot dogs available! Don’t miss the Indepen-dence Day Celebration with BBQ and Games on July 4th.

Lots of new ideas for good times at the Club are in the planning. Look for Movie nights,

Havana Nights, and Wine Tasting (popular request that always sells out) as we move into August and September.

See you at the Club!.

By Phil Beauchamp, rear Commodore

red White &

Blue dock Party

2017 Cruiser eVenTs sCheduleJuly 7-9 Bradenton Yacht ClubAug. 11-13 St. Petersburg Yacht ClubSept. 15-17 Bradenton Twin DolphinsOct. 13-15 Commodore’s Cruise to Marina Jack’sNov. 10-12 Cruise InDec. 13 Holiday Party!

Please note that some dates and destiations have changes from the previously published schedule

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Club dining hoursTuesday-Thursday 11:30 am - 9:00 pmFriday & Saturday 11:30 am - 9:30 pmSunday Breakfast 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Tiki hut hoursTuesday-Thursday 6:00 pm-10:00 pmFriday 2:00 pm - closingSaturday & Sunday 11:00 am - closing

save These dates

CYC committees and organizationsCommiTTees entertainment, Phil BeauchampFinance, Richard Libonatehouse & Grounds, Collin Heimensenmembership, Charles Geracinominating Committee, Johnny CardosiPolicy, Ed Proefke Jr.sailing activities, Fr. Bob WagenseilWaterside, Curtis WoldYachting, Tim Walsh

CYC orGanizaTions

Bow Chasers, Judy UmeckCruising, Tommy MeyerGulls, Lynn Shackelford

ComPass

editors Linda Humphers and Janis Howard

Photo Credits: Bob Griffin, Sandee Pfister, Lynne Shackelford, Fr. Bob Wagenseil

The deadline for all copy, ads and photos is the Friday following the Board of Directors’ meeting each month.

sunday 20th

Beer Can Racing 2:30 pm Floyd Lewis at the Tiki 3-7 pmTuesday 22nd

Trustees 5:30 pmWednesday 23rd

Gulls Social 10:30 amThursday 24th Bingo Night Games Begin @ 7:30 pmShrimp & Pasta BuffetFriday 26th MDR Private pmWednesday 30th Gulls Social 10:30 amWaterside 6:00 pmSailor’s Table 7:00 pmThursday 31st Cruisers to Pasadena Yacht Club

July eventssaturday 1st

Red, White & Blue Dock Partymonday 3rd

Tiki OpenTuesday 4th

Independence Day Buffets & Games12-3 pm and 5-8 pmWednesday 5th Gulls Social 10:30 am Membership 6:30 pm, Fajita NightFriday 7th

Cruisers to Bradenton YC “The Mixx” 7:30 pmsaturday 8th Quinton Dean Dinner & Concert MDRsunday 9th

New Member Orientation 10:30 am Beer Can Racing 2:30 pm Floyd Lewis at the Tiki 3-7 pmTuesday 11th

House & Grounds 6:30 pmWednesday 12th

Gulls Social 10:30 am Cruisers 6:30 pm, Fajita NightWednesday 12th

Gulls Social 10:30 am, Cruisers 6:30Thursday 13th

Finance 6:00 pm, Trivia Night 7:00 pm Shrimp & Pasta BuffetFriday 14th Dinghy Poker Run Pre-Party Tiki “JR Connections” 7:30 pm Private DDsaturday 15th

Dinghy Poker RunTuesday 18th Book Club 6:00 pm Entertainment 6:30 pm Yachting 7:00 pmWednesday 19th

Gulls Social 10:30 amJazz Night Too Close Playing, Fajita NightThursday 20th

Board of Directors 6:00 pm Private DD pmFriday 21st

Session 2 Youth Sailing Graduation “Genesis” 7:30 pmsaturday 22nd

Beer Can Racing 1:30 pm Private MDR pmsunday 23rd

Floyd Lewis on the Tiki 3-7 pm

monday 24th

Session 3 Youth Sailing Session BeginsTuesday 25th

Trustees 5:30 pmWednesday 26th

Gulls Social 10:30 am, Waterside 6:00 pmSailor’s Table 7:00 pmFajita NightThursday 27th

Bingo Night Games Begin @ 7:30 pmShrimp & Pasta BuffetFriday 28th

“Kaleidoscope” 7:30 pmsaturday 29th

Wine and Food Pairing MDR

augustTuesday 1st

House & Grounds 6:30 pmWednesday 2nd

Gulls Social 10:30 am Membership 6:30 pmFriday 4th

Session 3 Youth Sailing Graduationsaturday 5th

Beer Can Racing 2:30 pmsunday 6th

New Member Breakfast 10:30 amFloyd Lewis at the Tiki 3-7 pmWednesday 9th Gulls Social 10:30 amCruisers 6:30 pmThursday 10th

Finance 6:00 pm Trivia Night 7:00 pm Shrimp & Pasta BuffetFriday 11th

Cruisers to St. Petersburg YCsaturday 12th

CYC White Partysunday 13th Employee TurnaboutTuesday 15th Book Club 6:00 pm Entertainment 6:30 pmYachting 7:00 pmWednesday 16th

Gulls Social 10:30 am Jazz Night “Too Close” PlayingThursday 17th BOD Meeting 6:00 pmsaturday 19th Private DD pm

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General Manager’s LetterBy Tom Brusini, General manager

employee spotlight

Meet Rosendo (Rosie) Ithehua, who has been a line cook at CYC for more than eight years. Rosie has a 9-year old son, a 6-year old daughter, and a new son just two months old! Rosie makes every one of the delicious soups at the Club, and he’s also CYC’s Omelet King during every Sunday breakfast!

WelCome To JulY! Hard to believe that half of 2017 is behind us! Thank you to each and every member that helped us record a good 1st half of the year!

Again, the best place to escape the heat is right here at your Club – whether in the air condition-ing upstairs or down, or relaxing in our chilled pool while enjoying an adult beverage or two!

JuLy PARTIES NOT TO BE MISSED:Saturday, 1: Red, White & Blue Dock Party!Monday, 3: Yes, the Tiki Hut will be open 11:00-

5:00, with the waterslide already here!Tuesday, 4: Independence Day Cookout & Games!

Watch the fireworks from our docks!Saturday, 8: Quinton Dean returns from the Turks

& Caicos for an upstairs concert!Sunday, 9: Live Music on the Tiki Deck!Thursday, 13: Team Trivia with Stacey BridenbackFriday, 14: Dinghy Poker Run (DPR) Pre-party at

the Tiki HutSaturday, 15: Dinghy Poker Run…rain or shine!Wednesday, 19: Jazz NightSunday, 23: Live Music on the Tiki deckThursday, 27: Bingo NightSaturday, 29: Wine Tasting & Food Pairing MDRAs always, details to follow for all parties – cost,

time, location, and the like. The important thing is to call or email now and make your reservations so you don’t miss out!

Summer Membership Promotion! There is still

plenty of time for your friends to join us to try our Club for no initiation fee and minimal dues until the program ends on September 30th! They can enjoy our entire property – swimming pool, attend Club parties, dances, day boating, Tiki hut & dining rooms!

At your service, I remain,

Tom

Watch for more details on these upcoming fun events

independence day BBQ & Games

2017

CYC Dinghy2017

CYC Dinghy

Saturday, July 15th

Wednesday, July 19th

WINE TASTING

Saturday, July 29th

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Clearwater Yacht Club830 S. Bayway Blvd.Clearwater, FL 33767Phone: 727 447 6000

Email: office@clearwateryachtclub.org

Website: www.clearwateryachtclub.org

CYC StaffTom Brusini General ManagerJohn Yingling Executive ChefVirginia Vollenweider Office ManagerMichelle Geis Accounting ManagerDan Geis Maintenance SupervisorLinda Carter Dockmaster

Poker run Pre-Party and Crazy Hat Contest Friday, July 14th Poker run Saturday, July 15th (rain or shine)registration Saturday time: 9:30 am @ Tiki Bar Cost $35.00 per person includes tax & tip! Please indicate how many will be onboard your boat and the name of your dinghy. We will take your reservations for the cook-out as well. If you would like to crew on board a dinghy or you have room to take a guest please let us know and we will try to coordinate the request. We need volunteers for registration and card dealers.

AGENDA-LET THE FuN BEGIN!

2017 CYC Dinghy2017 CYC Dinghy

9:30 am Complimentary Breakfast, Bloody Marys & Mimosas10:00 am Captains Meeting @ the Tiki Bar1:00 pm return to CyC to play your poker handl Best hand receives a Club gift certificate (no cash pot)l Luck of the Draw Prizel Something for everyonel One hand per dinghyl Coast Guard safety equipment requiredl Release waiver to be signed by crew and participants

Reserve your spot by emailing all three listed here: wllmsterry@aol.com, controller@clearwateryachtclub.org and dinghyrun@aol.com