rochester yacht club

July, 2006 www.rochesteryc.com LOGRochester Yacht Club

5555 St. Paul Boulevard • Rochester, New York 14617 • 585-342-5511

JULY RESTAURANT & BAR HOURSSunday

Breakfast: 9 – 11:30 amLunch: 11:30 am – 2 pmDinner: 5 – 9 pmBar: Open from Noon to 9 pm

MondayBar is OPEN from

Noon to 9 pm.

Tuesday–ThursdaySaturday

Lunch – 11:30 am – 2 pmDinner – 6 – 9 pmBar: Opens at 11:30 am

FridayLunch: 11:30 am – 2 pmDinner: 5 – 10 pmBar: Opens 11:30 am

Bring your family to the Club Monday night and join the fun!

Parent run fun sailing events in front of theClub for Optimist sailors to encourage kids at any level of sailing ability to come out andsail for FUN with their family and friends!

Look for sailing events, on shore activitiespizza, and snacks for the whole family!(A small fee will be collected that night to cover costs.)

RYC Optimist Family FUN Monday Nights July 17, July 31 & August 7

Pizza at 5:30 pmSailing Starts around 6:15 pm

See the bulletin board in the Jr. Sailing building to signup to help and to reserve an Optimist for your childfor the evening! For questions, please contact JaneMastrandrea at 265-9237.

2

Dear Fellow Members:

What a “memorable “ MemorialDay! An estimated 170 membersattended the 8 o’clock service topay tribute to our men and womenwho have died in defense of ourcountry and to remember thosemembers and spouses who passedaway during the year. MotherNature smiled on us throughout theday, and so the parade went off

without a hitch. Many thanks to the RJYC officers and toall who helped, either as participants or observers.Membership support is what made and keeps RYC great.

The annual summer cruise will be under way when youreceive this issue of the Log. As of now, 45 boating“families” had signed up to participate in at least oneport of call. This is a great way to renew old friendshipsand make new ones.

For some number of years now, various boards ofdirectors have wrestled with the concept of attemptingto make the club cashless. Commencing around July 1,we will institute a system whereby visiting boaters and

regatta participants will be issued a temporary“membership” card against which they can chargepurchases made at RYC. See the article below.

With the summer upon us, we may observe people orevents, which for whatever reason do not appear to becorrect. If you feel you see something with which you’renot comfortable, please contact Mary Smith, our ClubManager or one of the flag officers rather thanattempting to deal with it yourself.

By now, most of you have seen the “Martin-16.” It is herethrough the hard work of Keith Burhans, and it will beused to teach the physically challenged in our communitythe fine art of sailing. It’s really a high-tech machine andshould be fun for those who take lessons!

Harborfest was back in Charlotte, and therefore our firstdeck party was able to take advantage of theneighboring fireworks display. The outside areas werefilled to capacity with members and guests enjoying thepig roast and a terrific band! Don’t miss the next outsideevent on Saturday, July 22!

See you at our Club!Fred Karshick, Commodore

Commodore’s Message

Please submit articles or photos forconsideration for publication in the Log no later than the monthly Boardmeeting night to Karen Gerwitz, OfficeManager ([email protected]),Shelly Dinan, Editor ([email protected])or Kate Karshick, Log Chairperson([email protected]).

ARTICLES FOR THE LOG

During the month of July, the RochesterYacht Club will start creating “GuestMemberships” for our transient visitorsand regatta participants. Similar to theprocess that some of our Canadiancounterparts offer, visitors to RYC willnow be able to establish a tab for theduration of their visit, guaranteed by acredit card. This system will allow thevisitor to more easily enjoy our services,and save the Yacht Club both time andmoney by only processing one creditcard transaction for the visitor.

Please feel free to contact RearCommodore Charlie Ross if you have anycomments or concerns regarding ourguest memberships.

Guest MembershipsMEMBERSHIP REPORTRYC Membership as of June 22, 2006

Resident 428Non-Resident 116Associate 17Surviving Spouse 20Privileges 5Honorary 23Ancient Mariner 52Leave of Absence 30Student 21RJYC 60Military Leave 2

Elected:Brandon Colombo (Student)Chelsea Davidson (Associate)Alister Thomson (Non-Resident)

Ready to Post:Philip McKnight (Resident Legacy)Proposer: Doug McKnightSeconder: Lambert LaiWilliam Robbins (Non Resident)Proposer: Betsy LawlessSeconder: David TortoraKaitlin Roth (Student)Proposer: Tom RothSeconder: Eugene VanVoorhisAlicia Smith (Associate)Proposer: Betsy LawlessSeconder: David Tortora

Travis Odenbach (Resident Legacy)Proposer: Tom StrasenburghSeconder: Charlie MierschRexford Moon IV (Student)Proposer: Jim BarnashSeconder: David TortoraJohn Newell (Student)Proposer: Elizabeth BowerSeconder: Katherine EvansDavid Anderson (Resident)Proposer: Robert GuglerSeconder: Holbrook Richardson

Status Changes:Liz Bower to Resident from NonResidentMarco Bucci to Non Resident fromResidentAnn Colaruotolo to Resignationfrom ResidentRobert Dunlap to Ancient Marinerfrom ResidentDavid Miller to Resignation fromNon ResidentFrancis Murphy to Non Residentfrom ResidentBrena Gilbert Pimenov to Residentfrom ResignationSeth Zeidman to Leave of Absencefrom Resident

Photos in this issue contributed by JasonEvans, John Flannery, Jeff Hawley, KateKarshick, Brian Langlois, Doug McKnight,and Joan Preish.

3

RYC BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGJune 22 , 2006

Commodore Karshick brought themeeting to order at 7:00 pm.

Treasurer John Miraglia reportedthat income for the month wasahead of plan driven by lower houseexpenses. The total food andbeverage margin once again set arecord high. Significant capitalexpenditure items for the monthincluded dredging, paving andfencing. The balance sheet remainsstrong and the line of credit has yetto be tapped.

Bud Webb provided a summaryreport on the findings of thecondition of the haul out slip. Itappears significant repairs will benecessary. The Facilities Committeewill provide a recommendationwithin the next 2 weeks. Repairs tothe leak in the north wall of theclubhouse should be completed byAugust with minimal interruption toprivate parties held upstairs.

The House Committee will beginworking with an interior designeron plans for a makeover of theupstairs dining area. The design

phase will be completed this year sothat the work can begin during theJanuary shutdown. CommodoreKarshick wanted to remind allcommittee heads that even thoughit is only July, it is time to beginthinking about budgets for nextyear. Submissions to the FinanceCommittee are due in September.

The Adult Sail program is going wellwith about 40 students participatingalready this year and many morewaiting for lessons. Robb Holt andBud Webb were pleased to saydemand for the program exceedsthis time last year.

The budgets for two more regattaswere presented by RegattaCommittee Chairman Steve Wilde.The 2006 NY State OptiChampionship chaired by Cory Sertlwill be held September 9 and 10.Forty to fifty boats are expected.The Bacardi 2006 J24 NorthAmericans chaired by Lambert Laiwill be held September 20-24.Following the recently reinforcedguidelines for use of the hoists, RYCmember volunteers will be assistingin the launch of the 40 to 50

expected vessels which will remainin the water for the duration of theevent. Steve reported that the Clubis gearing up for the 2007 WorldDisabled Regatta. Ramps to thefloating docks and clubhouse will beinstalled for wheelchair accessibility.Representatives from China willattend the regatta to observe inpreparation for the Olympics to beheld in that country the followingyear. The Martin 16 boat to be usedfor the SportsNet disabled sailingprogram at the Club has arrived,and it looks to be one sleek sailingmachine. It will be moored at theend of the Opti floating platform.Keith Burhans is now a US Sailingcertified instructor and will beteaching the handicapped sailing inthe new boat. Approval was givento host the 2007 Corporate WorldCup Sabre Rendezvous in July ofnext year.Vice Commodore Shumway notedthat plans have been made for thisyear's Staff Appreciation Nightaboard the Harbor Town Belle onAugust 14.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:40.

FOR SALE: 2004 Sea Ray 450Express Bridge (51', 4” OA), 50hours, Better than new, TwinCummins, 480 CT all Electronics,Bow thruster, washer/dryer, 2stereo systems, flat screen TV.Contact: Fran Antonelli, 585-233-0986, [email protected].

CLASSIFIED

Flower PowerThanks to the planting team, RYC is abloom with glorious color. Andthanks to RYC dockmaster, Dick Olney and his assistant dockmasters, LisaRoberts and Ben Hewson who dutifully water the gardens. They will bebeautiful all season.

Gardeners include, left to right: Joan Preish, Ann Wright, Betsy Leipold,Barbara Gray, Pat Titus, and Kate Karshick.

NOTICE:Please be aware that some of thechildren are drawing on the mainclub side walk using the berriesfrom the trees. This stains thesidewalk and needs to beremoved with acid which kills thegrass. Please monitor yourchildren and if you see thisoccuring contact Club ManagerMary Smith.

4

RYC WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION

COSTS:Transportation & Theatre, $96 (tax inc.)

Transportation,Theatre, GourmetLunch, Pkg Price, $116 (tax and gratuity inc.)

GOURMET LUNCHEON:12 Noon at the

Gate House Ristorante GiardinoAntipasto:

Capresa Salad,Tomato & MozzarellaEntree:

(Choice of one)Steamed Atlantic Salmon with White

Wine Caper Tomato Sauceor

Roasted Pork Loin with Port Wine and Dried Figs

Dessert:Cold Italian Chocolate Souffle

Coffee and Tea

RESERVATION POLICY FOR 2006:

Call Maryann Haas, 342-3659 ore-mail her at

[email protected]

CANCELLATION POLICY:No refunds after July 8, unless wesell your seat.

Price Increases are due to the risingcost of the theatre tickets and anextraordinary increase in buscharter costs. There is alsocontinued deterioration of the USdollar.

NEEDED: VOLUNTEERSFOR REGISTRATION

at the 2006 BacardiJ/24 North American Championship

Wednesday, September 20 10:00 am to 10:00 pm (4 hour slots)

Watch for sign up board in lobby of the Club Entrance

Extra space is now available!!We have a unique situation – a bus slightly larger than expected!

Call Maryann ASAP (342-3659) for a reservation for yourself and or a guest.

A Bit More Room On the Shaw Trip…Pass the Word!!

Niagara-on-the-Lake, CanadaTuesday, September 19, 2006

Design for Living2 pm show at Royal George Theatre

Shaw Festival

was established in 2004 to supportwomen at RYC in sailing.Applications for use of thesefunds are being accepted. Formsmay be picked up in the RYCoffice.

THE ERICA T. SCHWENK FUNDFOR FEMALE SAILORS…

RYCWA ‘06 OfficersPresident

Peggy FessPast President Mary McLaine

1st Vice PresidentEmily Hawley

2nd Vice PresidentMary Lynn Miraglia

TreasurerAnn Wright

Recording SecretaryJanice Milliman

Corresponding SecretaryCaroline Chizuk

Please call or email any of theofficers for information regardingRYCWA activities and events.

PAST PRESIDENTS OF RYCWALuncheon on May 24, 2006

Front Row: Linda Lissow, Peg Fess,Cheri Walsh, Marilyn Wehrheim,Carmela Decker, Jan Hickey, ShirleyShumway, Cornelia Cowles

Back Row: Kate Karshick, AnnWambach, Inez Law, Betsy Leipold, FloBianco, Lorie Backus, Maryann Haas,Marge Converse, Joan Preish, CarolFenton, Kathy Frangos, Nancy Pratt,Patsy Moran (Missing from picture:Kaye Scott and Ricki Sheldon).

5

By Mary Smith

We can thank the weather gods forthe beautiful weather we have hadthus far this season. It has helpedto make all of our outdoor eventsmost pleasant.

Wednesday and Friday race nightshave been very popular. The warmnight air has helped create a niceambiance for the sailors to enjoy.The buffet this year offers a widevariety of grilled items from whichto choose.

Many of you have taken advantageof our dining service on the deckwhich is available for both lunchand dinner Tuesday throughSunday during our regular dininghours. We will continue to haveentertainment on Wednesday andFridays from 8 until 10 pmthroughout the summer for addeddining pleasure.

Our snack bar leaves yet anotheroption for you and your guests tochoose from. Its convenientlocation near the pool makes iteasy for kids in wet bathing suits tograb a bite to eat without havingto change into dry clothes andcome inside. The hours ofoperation are from noon until 7 pm every evening except Friday.Due to the limited space in the GrillRoom kitchen, the Snack Bar andBar Menu are only available until 6 pm in order to provide optimaldinner service on Friday. However,we do provide dining service in theSnack Bar area with both theregular and children's menusavailable until 9 pm Burgers areavailable during all dining hours.

Don't forget our specials that wecontinue to offer during thesummer season. Chef Georgeprepares Carved Prime Rib onThursday nights and SupperSpecials on Sunday nights that hegears towards home cooking foryou and your family to enjoy. We

continue to ask for reservationswhen you can. This helps thedining service run smoothly andefficiently. However, we do notwant to discourage those whochoose to just stop in. We willserve you in the best way possibleon a first come, first serve basis andask in advance for your patience.

Due to the popularity of ourbeautiful 8M Room, we requestagain this year, that you beconsiderate of others that may bewaiting to dine there also,especially on Friday nights. Ourhostess plans on approximately oneand one half hours for eachseating. This should be sufficienttime for you and your guests toenjoy your meal without feelingrushed. Should you choose toenjoy a longer stay, we ask that youmove to the lounge or deck areafor a cocktail or just for your leisureand relaxation after dinner duringour busy season.

I know it is summer, but it is theperfect time to start thinking aboutthose fall and winter events youplan to host. Your Club is theperfect place to entertain guestsand we are happy to accommodateparties and meetings for alloccasions. Banquet menus areavailable for your review and canbe sent via e-mail to you or theperson in your office whocoordinates your special events.You may contact me or DawnNicole to reserve a date for yourfunction. Please remember Holidaydates book quickly, so get yourname on the calendar early.

Our next Club event is the FamilyFestival on Saturday, July 22,featuring “Tacos, Tattoos and Tonsof Fun!” beginning at 2 pm.Entertainment for the children willinclude games, a magic show and aDJ.

See you there!

MESSAGE FROM THE CLUB MANAGER Upcoming RYCEvents

July 1 Club Cruise

July 4 July 4th Picnic

July 22 Family Festival

Sept. 4 Labor Day Picnic at

RYC and Sodus Bay YC

Oct. 1 Up The River Cruise

Oct. 8 Props and Shafts

Oct. 28 Kid's Halloween Party

Oct. 28 Adult Halloween Party

Nov. 11 Cups and Flags

Nov. Jr. Cups & Flags

date to be determined

Dec. 10 Brunch with Santa

Dec. 14 Annual Meeting

Dec. 16 Holiday Ball

Save the Date!

October 28

Adult Halloween

Party!

6

Junior members express thanks formember donations and support atrecent RJYC annual auction

According to Kate Roth, Past Commodore of theRochester Junior Yacht Club, “Our membershiphas grown to consist of 65 members, ages 13

to18, and over two thirds of these members haveparents who belong to RYC.”

“There’s been more attendance at monthly meetings asRJYC is gaining in popularity. Everyone in high schoolsailing tends to join, so more people are drawn to theyacht club,” said Kate. “We like to socialize and havetons of fun. Our three day trip to Smuggler’s Notchwas our third ski trip!”

Recently, the RJYC’s major fundraiser, the annualauction this past spring, brought in close to $8,ooo toadd to the RYC general fund. Treasurer Jamie Moranfelt that “the success was due to the quantity andquality of items donated by members for both the liveand silent auctions. Gift certificates were real popularas were the two Franz Schwenk paintings.”

The RJYC’s main mentor, Past Commodore Tom Roth,commented that “…the RJYC building has evolvedfrom that of an RJYC center and moved to being asailing center. The real purpose, hopefully, is that theteenagers have a place to come, enjoy theirtournaments, and have this place as a spot to socializewith their friends.”

Officers are elected each spring, so Kate, a senior atMercy, plans to attend Hobart/William Smith afterspending the summer teaching sailing here at RYC.

Jamie, a Pittsford Sutherland senior, will enterVillanova.

Incoming RJYC Commodore Cory Murfin has severalobjectives. “We need to keep the core kids involvedand we need to build up the membership. Focusing onthe kids now sailing in the 420s program will beimportant. Also, I hope to encourage members tobecome involved in the events sponsored both by RYCand RYCWA, who put on the big parties for thechildren, such as on Halloween, the Santa Brunch, andthe Easter Egg Hunt. Communication is a majorobjective.”

Fleet Captain Graham Gardner added that “…there’s aneed to get more kids involved in laser sailing. It’s onlynow that sailing is being considered a sport in highschools and even featured in yearbooks such as Mercyand Honeoye Falls, my high school. I’d like to see fundsgo to sailing equipment such as sails and rigging forthe fleet. Also, we need more out on lasers.”

Amy Moran, Jamie’s mother, commented that Jamiewas 15 when he joined RJYC and “it’s been a very goodexperience. Making longterm friends, learning timemanagement, and determining priorities has reallyhelped him figure out what’s important.”

As the change of watch takes place, Tom Roth made ita point to say, “It’s certainly been fun to watch thisgroup grow. High school sailing has been the realcatalyst we’ve reached out to people who haven’t beenexposed to water and changed their lives.”

Joining Commodore Murfin and Treasurer Gardner onthe 2006-07 RJYC roster are Kurt Texter, ViceCommodore; and Killian Corbishley, Secretary.

Changing of the guard– 2005-06 RJYC officers, left to right, Graham Gardner, Fleet Captain; Kate Roth,Commodore; Cory Murfin, Vice Commodore and Jamie Moran, Treasurer. As Kate and Jamie head off to collegein the fall, Cory takes over as Commodore and Graham will serve as Treasurer for the 2006-07 season.

RJYC… Strong and Growing

7

Power Fleet Raft UpSunday, August 13

2 pm

Location:Off Irondequoit Bay, just east

of the outlet pier.

Bring your own drinks and hors d’oeurves to share.

For more information, call Jeff Hawley, 671-0263.

For more information, contact Peggy orDave Braitsch, [email protected]

RACE START TIME IS 6:25 PM

Racing continues every Friday night through the summer!

Barbecue and music on the deck after each race.

You don’t have to be an experienced racer. All RYC sailors, their families and friends

are invited and encouraged to join in the fun!

Attention All Sailors!

Friday Night Genoa Only

Racing Continues

RYC OPTIMIST RACING TEAM TRAINING SCHEDULE

OPTIMIST RACING SUMMER SESSION II July 10-July 21July 11/13 (Tues/Thurs) 1-5 pm July 12- Interclub Day (Wed)July 18/ 20 (Tues/Thurs) 1-5 pm July 19- Interclub Day (Wed)Member fee $125 Non-member fee $135(includes coaching during Interclub days)______________________________________________

OPTIMIST RACING SUMMER SESSION IIIJuly 24- August 4July 24t-25 (Mon-Tues) 10am-5 pm July 26- Interclub Day (Wed)July 27-28- (Th-Fri) 10am-5 pm Aug 1/3 (Tues/Thurs) 1-5 pm Aug 2nd- Interclub Day (Wed) Member fee $200 Non-Member fee $215 (includes coaching during Interclub days)______________________________________________

OPTIMIST RACING SUMMER SESSION IVAugust 7-18Aug 8/10 (Tues/Thurs) 1-5 pm Aug 9 Interclub Day- Buffalo Canoe Club RegattaAug 11(Fri) Junior Olympic Optimist ClinicAug 12/13 JR OLYMPICS (separate Green Fleet) at RYCAug 14-16(racing starts Monday afternoon) CORK,Kingston, ONT-parent organizedAug 15/17 (Tues/Thurs) 1-5 pm Aug 16 (Wed) InterclubAugust 17 RYC Optimist Club Championships 1-5pmAugust 17 RYC End of season banquet/awards 5:30 pmMember fee 125 Non-Member fee $135(includes coaching during Interclub days and JuniorOlympics)___________________________________________________

OPTIMIST RACING END OF SUMMER SESSIONAug 22- Sept 10 Aug 22/24 (Tues/Thurs) Aug 29/ 31 (Tues/Thurs) Sep 6/ 8 (Wed/Fri) after school 3:30-6 pm Sep 9/10 (Sat/Sun) NY STATE OPTIMIST CHAMPS-RYC(separate Green Fleet) Member fee 85 Non-Member fee $95(includes coaching during NYS Champs)___________________________________________________

OPTIMIST RACING FALL SESSIONSep 12-Oct 5Sep 12/14 3:30-6 pm Sep 19/21 3:30-6 pm Sep 26/28 3:30-6 pm Oct 3/5 3:30-6 pm October 7/8 Optimist Atlantic Coast Champs (separateGreen Fleet), Little Egg Harbor YC, New Jersey-parentorganized

8

TENNIS RULESTennis rules are included in the BylawsSection of your RYC Directory. Tennisshoes are a MUST! RYC Tennis Chairreserves the courts for the scheduledgroup activities at RYC.

RESERVING COURT TIMEAll other reservations must be made bycontacting the Clubhouse secretary (viaphone 342-5511 or in person) whomaintains a log. PLEASE ALWAYSMAKE A RESERVATION! Ifmembers have guests when making areservation, please indicate the guest'sname. No more than three permember. The cost is $2 per day, perguest.

ROUND ROBINS - WEEKLYMen's Captain: Bill Hickey, 385-4973 Tuesdays, 4 - 6 pm.

Women's Captain: MaryannHaas, 342-3659 Tuesdays, Beginnersto Intermediate 10am to noon. Fridays,Intermediate to Advanced, 10 am tonoon.

CHILDREN’S AND ADULTTENNIS LESSONSSee the sign up form on the next pageto enroll your tennis players for lessonsat RYC this summer. Our TennisInstructor for this summer is MichelleNicholson. She is a grad student andwas Captain of the RIT Collegiate Teamduring her undergrad years. We lookforward to having her talent on thecourts. She also will be available forprivate and semi-private lessons thatcan be arranged through RYC memberLynn Gamble, 342-5426.

MONTHLY EVENTSMixed Doubles WeekendSaturday, July 22, 3:30 to 6:30 pm.Tennis Sociability Mix andMatch: Just bring your racquet, yourown beverage and an hors d'oeuvre topass. Call RYC Clubhouse Secretary342-5511 or Maryann Haas 342-3659 tosign up.

– Maryann Haas,Tennis Chair

RYC Tennis 2006

Caught On The Water!

9

Name Age as of 6/1/06 Session

_____________________________________ _________ ________Beginner/Intermediate Circle One



Parent’s Name

_________________________________________________________________________

RYC Charge # _______________________________________

Home Phone ________________ Work Phone ______________ Cell Phone ________________

Address/Zip _______________________________________________________________________

Note: If adult responsible for bringing or picking up your child differs from above, please give name and telephone number.

Name _________________________________ Phone __________________________________

RYC 2006 Children’s Tennis Lesson Application

This summer, RYC will offer children’s tennis lessons. These lessons will run simultaneously with the swim program except the

tennis program only runs three days a week. The lessons are designed to be introductory in nature. Private lessons may also be

scheduled through Lynn Gamble, 342-5426.

• Levels: Beginners to Intermediate

• Sign-Up: By the session and you can sign up for more than one session.

• Lessons: Will be held in 45 or 60-minute time blocks depending on the age group.

• Sessions: Will be held on Mondays,Wednesdays and Thursdays only.

• Each Session: Will be $48 (6 hours) for children ages 7 to 12 and $36 (4.5 hours) for children 4 to 7.

• Each Class: Will have a minimum of 4 students with a maximum of 8.

SESSIONS DATES

Session I June 26-July 7

Session II July 10 -July 21

Session III July 24-August 4

Session IV August 7-August 18

CLASS TIMES9:05-10:05 am, 8 to 12 year olds10:55-11:40 am, 4 to 7 year olds

Please return application form to the RYC office. Your RYC account will be billed for all lessons. All students must be registered at leasttwo weeks before the session starts. Please call Lynn Gamble, 342-5426 for information.

10

MEMORIAL DAY, 2006

5

1

12

18

1

8

6

13

19

2

9

16 22

29

5

3

10

17

23

30

6

8

15

21

28

4

7

20

27

3

10 11 12

13 14

26

2

16

24 25 26

17 18

21 22

4

11

24

31

JULY

AUGUST

For reservations,please call the

Club at 342-5511.

Rochester Yacht Club

EVENTS CALENDAR

Duplicate Bridge 10 am








OD Spring 9OFF Spring 8

OD Summer 1OFF Summer 1



Centennial CupRochester-Sodus






Sail Oswego

GO Summer 2

Empire StateGames @ RYC

Sail Oswego

Levels @YYC

Empire StateGames @ RYC

Levels @YYC

Founders CupOswego-Sodus

Power Fleet Raft Up 2 pm

Club CruiseBon Voyage

CNYYRA@Ithaca

Ideal Team Race Challenge

Family Fun Day2 pm games5 pm dinner

July 4thPicnic

WRA Ideal 18s

WRA Ideal 18s

WRA Ideal 18s

WRA Ideal 18s

WRA 420s

WRA 420s

WRA 420s

WRA 420s

WRA 420s

Ideal Fall 1

Ideal Fall 2

Ideal Fall 3

Ideal Fall 4

Ideal Fall 5

GO Spring 6

GO Spring 7

GO Summer 1

GO Summer 3LYRA@Sodus

GO Summer 5Jr Sail Banquet

GO Summer 5 Hospice Regatta@ GYCRochester

Race

GO Summer 4LYRA Jr. Regatta

Jr. OlympicsSonar NAs

LYRA Jr. RegattaJr. OlympicsSonar NAs

LYRA Jr. RegattaJr. OlympicsSonar NAs

LYRA@Sodus

Ideal Fall 3ODO Regatta

LYRA@Sodus

ODO Regatta Metro 3Makeup

(if needed)

Mixed Doubles3:30-6:30 pm

15

Board Meeting 7 pmLog Deadline

Board Mtg, 7 pm

25

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

9

19

14

2027 28 29 30 31

Laser 8

Laser 9

Laser 10

Laser 5

Laser 6Metro 2

Optimist FamilyFun Night


StaffAppreciation

Night


Laser 7Metro 2 Makeup

(if needed)

23

Club Cruise Club Cruise

7

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDROCHESTER, NYPERMIT NO. 748

Rochester Yacht Club5555 St. Paul BoulevardRochester, New York 14617

Tacos, Tattoos, and Tons of Fun

Saturday, July 22Festivities start at 2 pm, dinner at 5 pm

Featuring:

2-4 pm: Opti Sailing and pool games with lots of prizes

4 pm: Magician

5-9 pm: DJ with dance games and festive activities

Dinner beginning at 5 pm: Taco bar and make your own ice cream sundaes

PLUS:Opti balloon game toss and lots more fun after dinner!

Taco bar, beverages & ice cream:$12.50 adults, $6.25 children, under 3, free

rochester yacht club

Documents