May • 2010 The Log 2010 Log.pdf · May • 2010 The Log 5555 St. Paul Boulevard • Rochester, New York 14617 • 585-342-5511 Team RYC Shows Strength at Newport Harbor Invitational

May • 2010 www.rochesteryc.comThe Log

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

Team RYC Shows Strength at Newport Harbor Invitational

This is the third year that Newport Harbor Yacht Club hosted its prestigious invitational regatta as a team racing event. RYC was one of 10 fortunate teams

to receive an invitation as 16 teams requested race entry. Along with RYC, other teams to compete in the April 9-11 event staged at Newport Harbor in Balboa, California were New York, St. Francis, San Francisco, Newport Harbor, Boston, Southern, San Diego, Balboa, and Seattle. New York went on to win the event for the second year running with local team, Newport Harbor, taking second. RYC was represented by Team Captain Tim Sladden, Gunnar Richardson, Eric Voss, Terry Shannon, Bob Bryant, Liz Bower, Travis Odenbach and Donna Faust.Newport Harbor is intending to make this its signature event and really goes all out. The format was 4 on 4 team racing that was partially umpired on a digital N race course. A floating dock for boat changes minimized time between races. Sixteen members loaned the use of their Harbor 20

boats for the event and the club provided brightly colored jibs to distinguish teams. The club takes great care of the visiting teams by providing housing, all meals and 25 cent beers all weekend (after racing). We had two days of decent wind and one day of light air. The finish line was about 100 yards from the dock so spectating was easy. Commentators broadcasted over loud speakers to interpret the maneuvers for the onlookers. We were in the basement again this year. However, we won several races, including an upset against New York Yacht Club. We were very close to winning in several other races. A big thank you goes to Jon Faudree who coached us for several Saturdays before the event which made a huge improvement in our capabilities in a short time. Most of the other clubs represented have regular team race programs. Our new team race program at the Club should help to keep moving up the ladder. – Donna Faust

2Rochester Yacht Club

Dear Fellow Members,

May is here and is perhaps the best month of the year at RYC. Spring launching, the Derby Party, the Commodores’ Ball and, of course, Memorial Day. Please plan on attending to enjoy the best RYC has to offer.

An added bonus this year is a special dedication of the new race committee boat on Saturday, May 29 at 3 pm. Please join us on the deck for bloodys and tropical cocktails and snacks as we

name our new boat. This will indeed be a special honor but will remain a secret until then. You do not want to miss this fun event and the surprise honor will be special. A great way to keep the energy up for the entire Memorial Day weekend.On Monday, May 31, we have a full day of activities that include some of our most important traditions. The dress code for members is blue and white with RYC blazers the preferred jacket. We start the day off at 8 am with a very touching memorial service followed by a continental breakfast on the deck and pavillion. After breakfast it is a quick change to casual dress for racing/activities and to dress ship for the Commodore’s Fleet Review later at 3 pm. All yachts are expected to participate in the review. If you can not participate, please send me a note. Onceagain, RYC blue and white dress is expected for the

Fleet Review and cocktail party. We extend a special invitation to all of our newer members so you can share in these great traditions. We will even provide rides for the review or you and the family can watch all the pomp and circumstance right from the deck.

Our Fleet Captain, Racing, Eric Voss along with the individual Fleet Captains and Race Committee have completed

all the preparations for another great racing season. If you are interested in racing we have the perfect venues for all skill levels with week night and weekend racing and plenty of help for newcomers. We also have group sailing lessons that are free for members so just show up anytime the group lessons are scheduled. See the Log calendar and website for details or check with Liz Bower and Jon Faudree.

We still have a few small boat slips available so check with Pat Basset for the particulars. Pat and his team are also placing ten new picnic tables around the property for your use anytime.

Hopefully the water will continue to rise as we are one foot below the median depth and almost two feet below this time last year. We have no dredging planned or budgeted for 2010 so all we can do now is hope for the best.

Betsey and I are excited that First Light is floating again and hope you will stop by and say hello. We are in Slip 18 and usually have some kind of beverage near by.

See you on the Dock and at the Club soon!!

Charlie RossCommodore

Commodore’s Message

Eight BellsThe Flag has been lowered to

half-staff in honor of RYC membersRobert “Bucky” Lawless

andRobert Dunlap.

RYC MeMbeRship RepoRt Resident 336Associate 51Non Resident 109Ancient Mariner 45Student 19Surviving Spouse 17 Privileges 28Political 5Total Active Membership 610

Leave of Absence 34 Military Leave 3Total Inactive Membership 37

Hello from the RYC Pool! With Memorial Day just around the corner the pool is getting ready for the first swimmers of the season. This summer we hope to see some warm weather and sunshine. Our great thanks to those of you who participated in the pool surveys, it helped us gather important information regarding the programs we offer here at RYC.

With the return of the season we will also be looking for participants for the RYC Learn-to-Swim Program (see Pages 9 & 10). There are Learn-to-Swim forms available on our website. If you are new to the program please feel free to ask questions or come down to the pool one day during lessons to watch and see first hand what we do. Since the pool hours change with the season please check our schedule on-line. When visiting the pool please remember to sign in both yourself and your guests upon entering the pool area.

We look forward to seeing everyone poolside!


Commodore Ross called the meeting to order at 7:14 hours.

There was a moment of silence in memory of George Sutherland.

Treasurer John Miraglia reported that total income for the month exceeded the budget giving us a positive variance. The Food and Beverage margin came in very close to budget, and these margins should continue to increase as we move toward the summer months. Year to date total revenue is on target with budget.

Expenses for the month continued to be below budget providing another positive variance for the month. House Operations and Facilities provided most of the savings on the expense side. Also, Junior Sail provided additional income from instruction income.

Net income for the month was a break even and year to date our net income is running a favorable variance.

Club Manager Mary Smith reported on all the upcoming events with a very professional PowerPoint presentation.

Racing Fleet Captain Eric Voss reported that he has obtained the annual permit required for racing from the Coast Guard.

The PHRF Pursuit race is June 20, and 18 boats have registered.

The Race for a Case is July 18 with 19 boats registered.

There has been a good response with boat registration for GO and Fun courses on Friday night. The Wednesday night response is somewhat less than last year.

The Crew Pool is on a web page under Offshore Racing.

Tim Breen and Doc Sullivan have volunteered to represent the Club as PHRF delegates.

Team racing started April 5 with 20 participants. The focus is on education, rules, and introduction to team racing. Weekly Team Racing runs until Monday, May 17. Sunday, May 23 is the team racing regatta.

Rear Commodore Kankoski mentioned that Eric and team have breathed new life into the racing program and he thanked them for their efforts.

John Odenbach reported that there are about eight people interested in the IRC rating system. IRC ratings can be assigned without measuring. This year there will be combined scoring so skippers can compare their IRC results against PHRF results.

Treasurer John Miraglia reported that the Club holds parcels of land that lie in both Irondequoit and the City of Rochester. He is recommending that we hire a tax assessor to appraise the property and challenge the tax assessment

Liz Bower, reporting for the Junior Sail Instruction Program, commented that High School sailing is half way through and the program ends on May 14. Twenty-five kids signed up in advance for the summer program which is far ahead of advance reservations from previous years. Adult sail instruction started April 24.

There is a safe power boating class June 12 and 13. The Level 1 instructor class scheduled in May is full. There is a Memorial Day weekend open house on May 30 in RJYC building.

Bud Webb reported that there was a meeting of the Principal Race Officers

regarding issues for the racing season. Steve Wilde has been working on the Mark Set boat. Bob Locke has been a huge asset to get the boat ready.

Hank Stuart reported on the National Hospice Regatta scheduled for June 3-6. Nineteen teams have registered including a team from San Diego and Annapolis.

The Melges 24 North Americans are scheduled for Sept 20 – 26 to be hosted by RYC. There will be a Melges 24 raffled off in partnership with Lifetime Care.

Tim Sladden reported on the Newport Harbor Yacht Club’s Baldwin Cup team race regatta. (See cover article.)

Bill Delaney, reporting on the Club Cruise, announced that they have the basic route scheduled and are finalizing plans at some of the locations. The next meeting is May 14 in the Burgee bar. Charlie Giunta, US Customs and Border Patrol, will speak on the procedures to legally enter Canada and return to the US.

Yacht & Harbor/ Dock Master Committee Chairman Pat Basset reported that boats are going in on schedule. The lake is lower than usual but is in coming up. It seems to be lower by two feet. There were several basin modifications made prior to the boating season. The Safety Ladders in the basin will be upgraded over the next two seasons.

RYC employee Louise Christensen died in a plane crash on Easter Sunday. She was a sailing instructor and server. Hank Stuart requested that the Board send a letter of condolence to the family.

RYC Board of Directors MeetingHigHligHts from tHe APril 15 meeting

Save The

DaTe

June 26 Harborfest and

Sleepover

1989 Cabo Rico 34 Cutter-Good condition and well maintained. Would like to sell it for $99,000. Noodin can be seen in slip #92 this coming season. Call William Lutz (owner & RYC member) at 585-442-7556 for details.

Classified


Save the Dates:June 25

(and the 4th Friday of every month )

Ladies Lunch Bunch

September 15“The Women” at the

Shaw Festival [See the next page for details]

October 14Chef ’s Dinner

October 24 Children’s Halloween

Carnival & Dinner

November 10Girl’s Night Out

December 11

Children’s Holiday Party

December 15Women’s Holiday Luncheon

Erica T. Schwenk FundThe Erica T. Schwenk Fund for Female Sailors was established in 2004 in memory of Erica to honor and support RYC women in sailing events. Applications for these funds are available at the RYC office and are being accepted until May 31, 2010.

RYCWA PresentsIts Annual Fashion Show

with

WELCOME SPRING!Wednesday, May 5

Cocktails, 5:30 • Dinner, 6:30 pmFashion Show, 7:00 pm

$24 per personReservations requested by

Saturday, May 1Sign up online or call Linda at the Club at

342-5511 to make your reservations!

MENUFirst Course

A spring medley of American field greensWith California Raspberries, New York State Goat Cheese

& Candied Walnuts Dressed with a Raspberry Vinaigrette

Entrée - Choice OfSeafood Brochette

Shrimp, Scallop and Swordfish, with Assorted Vegetables, served with Lemon-Thyme Butter

or

RYC Stuffed Chicken BreastChicken Breast stuffed with Lump Crab, Artichoke Hearts

& Asiago Cheese Wrapped in Phyllo Dough and placed on a Chicken Veloute

DessertChocolate mousse

Calling All Green Thumbs!

Monday, May 17 10 AM

Enjoy time with other Club members planting flowers

to beautify our Club.

Bring your gardening gloves and a trowel. Coffee and

donuts will be served.

Rochester Yacht Club Women’s Association

RYC Women’s Association Presents

Ladies Lunch BunchFriday, May 28

(and the 4th Friday of every month!)

NoonBabysitting by Nani Sue available!

Sign up online or make your reservation by calling Linda at the Club at 342-5511, ext. 10.

RYC Women’s Association Presents

Pike Stained Glass Studio Tour Wednesday, June 9

Learn about the design and making of stained glass windows and panels!

Meet at RYC by 11 am to car pool to the studioTour 11:30 am to 12:30 pm, followed by lunch at RYC

MenuChoice of:

Chicken Caesar SaladRYC Burger

Slim and TrimTurkey Wrap Sandwich

$10

Sign up online or call Linda at the Club at 342-5511 ext. 10. to make your reservation! note: 15 people maximum.

5Rochester Yacht ClubShaw Festival 2010

RYCWATriptoNiagara-on-the-LakeWednesday,September15

THE WOMEN by Clare Booth Luce

A Manhattan socialite finds out her husband is cheating! Her female friends are already fighting, with manicured claws,

to maintain their own status, scheming to leave, steal, win back their own husband. The result is clever,

cut throat and full of outrageous humor.

CoSTSTRANSPORTATION & THEATRE

$104 (taxes included)or

Transportation, Theatre, Gourmet Luncheon

PACKAGE PRICE $132 (includes all taxes & gratuities)

GoURMET LUNCHEoNThe Prince of Wales Hotel (details in upcoming Log)

THE TRIPThe bus leaves RYC at 7:30 am

and returns about 7:30 pm. Enroute, enjoy coffee and kuchen, and

on the return home, relax with cheese, crackers, wine and soft drinks.

RESERVATIoN PoLICYRESERVATIONS ARE NOW OPEN TO MEMBERS AND GUESTS.

Call Maryann Haas 342-3659 or e-mail [email protected]. Contact her to reserve your place.

Once Maryann has verified your reservation, please confirm it by sending your CHECK with payment in full, made out to

MARYANN HAAS, and mail it to her at 254 OAKRIDGE DR., Rochester, NY 14617.

CANCELLATIoN PoLICY No refunds after Friday, July 9, Unless we sell your seat.

CLUb CRUISE UPdATEMake your 4th of July plans now!

Cruise around the West End of Lake Ontario to Toronto!

July 1 - Commodore’s Cocktail Party (RYC)July 4 - Port Dalhousie

July 5,6 BronteJuly 7 - Mimico

July 8, 9 - Toronto (National Yacht Club)

We encourage non-boating members to come to the meetings and join us

in Toronto or other ports along the way.

Save the Date!Friday, May 14 at 6 pm

In the Burgee Bar

Club Cruise Meeting and Presentation on US Customs and

Rules & RegulationsRYC welcomes Charles Giunta, US Customs & Border Patrol, for an informational session about Customs

before you cross the Lake this season.

Youth Sailing newsThe summer is fast approaching. Come join us Sunday, May 30th for a joint Youth Sailing Program and RYC Open House.

Go for a sail, meet the staff, see the facilities, and see last summer’s sailing friends or make new ones on the water.

Look for The Youth Sailing Program’s new monthly newsletter coming soon!

SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITYOn Shore Assistant: the right candidate for this position does not need to know how to sail, but has to be good with kids! Previous babysitting experience is preferred. Hours would be 8 am-1 pm. from 8-9 am the position would require enter-taining with onshore activities and supervise sailors. From 9-noon, this person would be available for on shore help. From noon till 1pm would be available supervise lunch-time activities. This is a great opportunity for an RYC member’s teenager to work in the mornings and have afternoons off to enjoy the club and pool. Red Cross CPR and First Aid cer-tifications are required. Please Contact Jon Faudree at [email protected]. See you on the water~~~_/)~~_/)~~~

Jon FaudreeRYC Sailing Education Director & Head Sailing Coach585.342.5511 ext 13.


You are cordially invitedto RYC’s Annual Commodores’ Ball.

Join Commodores Past and Presenton this special evening.Saturday, May 22, 2010

Wilmot V. Castle, Jr. 1961 - 1962

Jonathan C. Heinrich 1967 - 1968

Frank R. Shumway, Jr. 1975-1976

Peter M. Woodams 1981 - 1982

Gordon R. Britton 1983 - 1984

Paul B. Schumacher 1985 - 1986

Stanley C. Wright 1989 - 1990

Eugene VanVoorhis 1991 - 1992

Douglas C. Burkhardt 1993 - 1994

Thomas J. Roth 1995 - 1996

Paul Haas 1997 - 1998

Robert J. Fischer 1999 - 2000

Donald O. Chesworth 2001 - 2002

Michael S. Ray 2003 - 2004

Frederick E. Karshick 2005 – 2006

Frank R. Shumway, III 2007-2008

Charles G. Ross 2009-2010


Friday night Genoa Only Races ReturnThe best way to kick off your weekend!

The 2010 Season continues every Friday throughout the summerbeginning May 28 (no racing June 4)

First gun is 6:20 pmAGAin ThiS YeAR: Women’s Skipper Division

BACk BY pOpuLAR DeMAnD: Fun Course DivisionCookout and live music on the deck after each race.

(Cookout Meal is pay-as-you-go selection)

You don’t need to be an experienced racer! These are casual, fun races.

Be sure to complete a registration form before joining the races.For more information, contact Moby and Caroline Burton@[email protected]

iRC Racing NewsRYC is planning on having IRC Fleet racing this season. Most major regattas and all racing in Toronto has gone to racing under this new international handicap rule.RYC is planning on bringing in a measurer from Toronto and weighing boats in May or early June. Please contact John Odenbach at:[email protected] if you would like to have your boat measured or for any additional information.

RYC T E N N I S2010 Men’s Intermediate

Round Robin TennisThis informal group will play

on Tuesday afternoons this yearfrom 4:00 - 5:30 pm.

Play is scheduled to start May 11. Newcomers are welcome

Contact Bob Kwit, 338-1432.

2010 Informal Co-Ed PickleballJoin this group for instruction and informal

doubles play on Thursday evenings from 6:00-7:00 pm and feel free to stay

for a light dinner afterwards.

Pickleball is played on a tennis court using wiffleball and paddles.

(Available for sign out at the reception desk.) Contact Bob Kwit 338-1432

for further information.

Treat Your Mother To A Spectacular Brunch

Sunday, May 9 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Reservations Requested. Seating every half hour until 1:30 pm.

Numerous choices to feast upon. Delicious brunch entrees, carving stations,

Omelet & Waffle stations & Desserts!

Adults $22.95 Kids $10.95

Listen to beautiful music by Harpist: Susan Morehouse.


RYC 2010 Keelboat ProgramThe Club has a total of 6 Ideal 18’s for this year. Miles and his crew put a lot of work

in to getting them ship shape during the offseason. Again this year, two will be docked in slips number 34 and 35 while four will be dry-sailed for racing.

Again this year, the dry-sailed boats will be offered first to the WRA on Thursday evenings, but are otherwise available to all participants of the program.

This season we are also scheduling team racing with guest sailors to help get us started in this new trend in Club racing.

For $325.00 per family you can take advantage of the Keelboat Program, with no worries of ownership. Don’t be left sitting at the bar or pool wishing you

were out on the water when the breeze comes up.

If you’re interested, fill out the form below and return it with this month’s bill payment, or fax it to 342-8116, Attention Keelboat Program. Or drop it off at the Club.

Name: _______________________________________________________________

Email address: _________________________________________________________

Club Number: _____________________________

Bill me once ($325.00)______

Bill me in three installments ($110.00 each)_____

I (we) am a ___experienced ____intermediate ____novice ____beginning sailor.

I (we) am interested in ____racing ____day-sailing ____instruction.

We’re planning an Ideal summer for you.Have questions? Call Chris Dorsey at 544-8347 or email him at [email protected]


General information:The Rochester Yacht Club offers a morning Learn-to-Swim program for all children between the ages of 3 and 15. All classes are taught by certified instructors. Children will be grouped by level as well as swim ability. Classes are taught in 2 week sessions with a progress report and certificate issued on the last day.

Cost:RYC Members: $57 per child per sessionNon-Members: $107 per child per session(If you are only signing up for one week the cost will be $29 per child for members, $54 per child for non-members)

early Bird Special:For all applications received on or before June 15, the cost will be:RYC Members: $52 per child per sessionNon-Members: $102 per child per session

Sessions and Dates:Session I June 28 – July 9Session II July 12 – July 23Session III July 26 – August 6Session IV August 9 – August 20

Lesson Cancellations:In the event that swim lessons are cancelled the pool staff will do their best to notify you as soon as the decision is made. The office will reimburse you for the missed lesson.

Learn to Swim This Summer At RYC!

Swimming Levels and Schedule on the next page…


Level iFor children ages 3 and 4 to better orient them to the aquatic environment and allow them to move more comfortably through the water. Stu-dents will focus on: staying in the pool for the entire lesson, front float, back float, glides, kick-ing, arm action, going underwater, and safety.Time: 11:05am – 11:35am Limit: 8 kids

11:40am – 12:10am Limit: 7 kids

Level iiFor children ages 4 and 5 who are ready to learn the basics of swimming strokes. Students will focus on: floating independently, swimming in-dependently, front crawl and back crawl basics, and jumping into the pool unassisted.Time: 11:05am – 11:35am Limit: 9 kids

11:40am – 12:10am Limit: 7 kids

Level iiiFor children ages 5 and 6 who exhibit signs of water readiness for demonstration of strokes in deep water. Students are taught to coordinate front crawl and back crawl and are introduced to treading water and diving.Time: 10:30am – 11:00 am

Level iVFor children ages 6 and 7 who have completed level III and are ready for continued stroke development. Students continue to work on improving strokes previously learned while learning elementary backstroke and sidestroke.Time: 10:30 am – 11:00 am

Level VFor children ages 8 and up who show stroke proficiency. The emphasis here is on stroke re-finement and endurance. Children will be swim-ming lengths of the pool as well as working on dives and flip turns.Time: 10:30 am – 11:00 am

Level ViFor older children who show a more advanced demonstration of strokes. Children will be required to swim 250 yards without stopping before advancing to Level VII. Time: 10:30 am – 11:00 am

Level ViiFor children ages 12 and up who are advanced in their skills. Instructors will focus on endur-ance as well as techniques used in competitive swimming. Time: 10:30 am – 11:00 am

Swimming Levels & Schedule


A Message from the Club Manager

Dear Members,

Preparing for spring has been busier than usual this year and the month of April seems to have flown by. We started the month with a very successful and well attended Easter Holiday Weekend. On Saturday many families with young children joined us for an exciting breakfast with the ever patient Easter Bunny. The weather was unseasonably warm this year, with the temperature reaching into the 80’s. It was especially nice for the children to be outside and enjoy the egg hunt. The RYC Women’s Association hid more than 1,000 eggs for eager hunters to place in their personally decorated Easter buckets. Many families remained at the Club after breakfast to fully enjoy the sunshine and warm southern breeze. On Easter Sunday we celebrated with even more Yacht Club families as Chef George and his staff prepared an absolutely outstanding Easter feast that included custom ice carvings and creative food displays.

And, the RYC Entertainment Committee and the RYC staff brought spring colors back into play as they totally immersed themselves in costume and décor at our “Motown and More”

party on April 17. The Conewago room was transformed into a neon colored playground with a dance cage and all!! Go-go boots, tie dye and peace signs abounded and hair styles were quite authentic too. It was a fun-filled night which ended with great conversation at the downstairs bar… one last drink on the way out. All who attended enjoyed the change of pace.

Spring college career fairs is another way we kept us busy in April. After attending Niagara University and RIT’s career fairs we were able to fill all of our Hospitality-intern positions for this summer. We have a very talented group of students that I am sure will be an asset to our Club. It is always nice to have people with new energy and enthusiasm join the RYC team. You will have an opportunity to meet them at the board meeting in May.

In April, we also provided CPR training for the entire Clubhouse staff, and offered an additional session to certify members in both CPR and First Aid. You can feel comfortable that we have such a well-trained staff that knows how to perform CPR and use the Club- owned AED’s.

Training took place out on the water too this spring! Our first adult group sailing lesson took place at the Club on April 24 from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. For more information on upcoming classes, visit our calendar on-line. This member benefit is new this year and is free to our members.

I am sure the month of May will pass as quickly as April since the Club will offer many activities for members to celebrate spring. On May 8, come to the Club and dance, dance, dance to the music of the Skycoasters, as we help Laura Markwick celebrate the completion of her Ph.D. The Markwick family cordially invites all members

to join them to party at the Club beginning at 7:00 pm. And, on May 9, Chef George will prepare another spectacular Mother’s Day Brunch, which will include his usual succulent breakfast and lunch items, along with much, much more!

Invitations for the Commodores’ Ball have been mailed. This wonderful dinner dance will be held on May 22 in honor of all Commodores, past and present. It is one of the nicest affairs the Club offers.

Memorial Day weekend commemorates the true start of the season! The Club purchased a new Mark Set boat this year, an Eastern 24. On May 29, the Christening of the New Vessel will be held at 3:00 pm on the front deck. All members are welcome to participate in this celebratory event.

On May 29, the pool will open for limited hours until mid June when school ends and summer vacation begins. For children interested in taking swimming or sailing lessons, we are now accepting registrations. Forms for the learn-to-swim and learn-to-sail programs may be found on-line, at the front desk.

On May 30, we will have an RYC Open House in the Sailing Center and Club House. If you know anyone who may be interested in membership, this will be the perfect opportunity for them to see what the club has to offer.

On May 31, our Traditional Memorial Day events will be held; Morning Colors Ceremony, the Commodore’s Fleet Review, and an outdoor buffet with live music! Event times are in the Log and on-line.

We hope you enjoy all the activities the Club has to offer!

See you at the Club,

Mary

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Rochester Yacht Club Events Calendar

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For reservations, please call the Club at 342-5511

420 Laser Race

Ideal Spring 2

RYC Board Meeting

US Sailing Level1 Instruction

Pickleball, 6 pm

Club Cleanup Day, 9 am

Ideal 18 Fools Regatta

Member Sailing Instruction

Kentucky Derby Party, 5 pm


The Skycoasters7 pm

WRA Practice SessionMelges 24, 7 pm

New Members Social

Breakfast 9-12

Ideal 18 Fools Regatta

Mother’s Day Brunch10 am - 2 pm


Casting for Caring

One Design Spring 1Offshore

Practice Race

Ideal Spring 1

Pickleball, 6 pm

Membership Committee Meeting

Ideal Spring 1

Ideal Spring 2

Commodores’ Ball

One Design Spring 2Men’s Tennis, 4 pm

Finance Committee Mtg.Offshore Spring 1

One Design Spring 3

Men’s Tennis 4 pm

Offshore Spring 2

420 Laser Race

Ideal Spring 3

Nature Conservency Group with Speaker

Pickleball, 6 pm

RYCWA’s Ladies Lunch Bunch

Genoa Only

Ideal 18 Memorial Day Regatta

Christening of new Committee Boat

Prime Rib Night

POOL & SNACK BAR OPEN

Breakfast 9-12

Ideal 18Memorial Day Regatta

Open House

Memorial Day Fleet Parade & Picnic

Memorial Day RacesOne Design & Offshore

Club Cruise Meeting6 pm

Team Racing

Team Racing

Hospice Nationals Meeting

RYCWA Planting

Team Racing

Breakfast 9-12

Team RaceRegatta

RYCWA’sChico’s Fashion

Show5:30 pm

One Design Spring 4

Men’s Tennis 4 pm

Offshore Spring 3420 Laser Race

Hospice NationalsIdeal Spring 4

Pickleball, 6 pm

Membership Committee Meeting

Hospice NationalsHospice Nationals

Ideal Spring 3

Breakfast 9-12

Hospice Nationals

NYYC 1

High School Sailing Banquet

NYYC 1

One Design Spring 5

Men’s Tennis, 4 pm

New Member’s Committee Mtg.

Offshore Spring 4

RYCWA’s Pike Studio Tour & Lunch

@ RYC

RYCWA Board Mtg.

420 Laser Race

Ideal Spring 5

Pickleball, 6 pm

Ideal Spring 4

US Sailing Safe Power Boating Course

Ideal Spring 5

Genoa Only

Breakfast 9-12

US Sailing Safe Power Boating Course

NYYC 2

One Design Spring 6


Finance Committee Mtg.

Offshore Spring 5 420 Laser Race Ideal Spring 6

Pickleball, 6 pmRYC Board Meeting

Genoa Only

RYCWA’s Ladies Lunch Bunch

Genoa Only

Kelpie Race

Breakfast 9-12

PHRF Pursuit Race

Breakfast on the Deck

NYYC 2

NYYC 2Swim Lessons and

Junior Sailing Session 1 Begin

One Design Summer 1Men’s Tennis, 4 pm

Offshore Spring 6

Offshore Summer 1

420 Laser Race Ideal Spring 7

Pickleball, 6 pm

Harborfest Fireworks

Basin Sleepover

Ideal Spring 6One Design Summer 2


Breakfast 9-12

Hospice Nationals Meeting

US Sailing Level1 Instruction

Documents

May • 2010 The Log 2010 Log.pdf · May • 2010 The Log 5555 St. Paul Boulevard • Rochester, New York 14617 • 585-342-5511 Team RYC Shows Strength at Newport Harbor Invitational