August 2015 CYC’s events are the BESTEST! One thing is always certain at CYC – we know a good feast when we have one! July’s Pig Roast is going down in the annals of the Bestest of Best, join- ing our long line of barbecues, stone crab festivals, seafood buffets, Cajun dinners, pasta nights and, well, the list of all our appetizing, music-loving, fun-filled events at CYC just goes on and on. And every one of them is Bestest of the Best.

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Commodore’s Corner CYC Board Highlights WOW! It is August and the At the Board of Directors meeting July 16, 2015, summer is hot and humid…did I the following actions were taken: say rain everyday? Well, August l Date for the CYC Annual Meeting changed to is our eighth month of the year November 21. utilizing our current calendar…it l Club will be closed Sunday, August 16 for termite was named Sextilis which is Latin tenting; reopens August 21. for sixth… it was the sixth month l Board sponsored Turnabout Party for the staff will in the Roman calendar, later be August 23. renamed August after Augustus Commodore The next Board Meeting will be Thurs., August 20. Caesar… remember July is named Rowland Milam after Julius. August is a month of many Irish battles including the 1st battle of Curlew 2015 Officers, Directors, Pass and Dugan’s Hill. August is national immuniza- Appointments & Trustees tion month (get your shots), national water quality CYC Officers month, national goat cheese month, and national happiness happens month. Rowland Milam Commodore Johnny Cardosi Vice Commodore August is also “termite tenting and eradicating Ed Proefke Jr. Rear Commodore month” at CYC. It will also be for celebrating the Greg Garner Treasurer completion of the painting of our building. July and Skip Moore Fleet Captain August kept the staff busy with all the improvements. Dorothy Connor Secretary Great job team. Tish Wold Immediate Past Commodore We will have the first ever Dinghy Poker Run to be Board of Directors held in August…can you say storms and lightning? Bet- Jim Coats Mike Jansen ter to play it safe. There will be a Rock the Dock party, Collin Heimensen Chuck Sajeski Hurricane party as we empty the refrigerators and Linda Humphers Tim Walsh freezers in the kitchen, and yes our normal fun every Board of Trustees night at CYC. Don’t forget that August 23 is the an- P/C David Billing Wayne Huneke nual Turnabout party for our staff. We need volunteers. P/C Dick Boblenz Harry Jamieson James Eaton P/C Gary Strohauer July was an anniversary month for 3 VIPs at CYC. Virginia Vollenweider celebrated her third year with us Appointments and Dan and Michelle Geis celebrated five years with Fr. Bob Wagenseil Fleet Chaplain CYC. Congratulations to all three. Dr. Don Collins Fleet Surgeon I am sure you have seen all of the young sailors Peggy Powell FCYC Director Joe Slavin FCYC Alternate Director around the club. Please take the time to say hello and welcome the parents, who are potential members. Fa- ther Bob has full classes and the graduation ceremonies are very nice; come visit. The Cruisers have been busy and are planning several trips for the fall. Yachting is planning for several regattas in September and October and will need volunteers. All of the committees/clubs are working their summer schedules. That gives you If you enjoy: more time to be at the club. l Your club is operating very well; the financials are Sailing good and the member usage is high which shows you l Imbibing like dining and visiting with friends at CYC. But your l Dining club does need your help. We need more members. If l Telling sea stories we could keep our current membership numbers and l Cruising in company with other sailboats add 20 new members before Change of Watch, your th club would be in fantastic shape. Not a steep hill to We’re gathering in the Grill on the 4 Wednesday of each climb, just a little knoll. Talk to your friends and neigh- month 6:30 p.m. for drinks and blather, 7 p.m. for dinner. bors and bring them to visit. Next Sailors’ Table will be Wed., August 26 That’s it for August. Have a great month. August Compass 3 Waterside Yachting By Skip Moore Fleet Captain By Tim Walsh Yachting Chairman

August is going to be a great ARE YOU UP FOR A CHALLENGE? I hope so month on the docks. So come on down, because we are RAPIDLY approaching the start of our fall where all the fun is! regatta season! The season kicks off in October with the CLEARWATER CHALLENGE. This race is a West Keeping Things Cool Florida Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (WFPHRF) (And Clean) Gulf Region Boat of the Year (BOTY) event (isn’t THAT The majority of marine air-condition- a mouthful!). And, because we did not have enough fun ers don’t require a whole lot of maintenance, but there in the last race, this race will be a two-day event scheduled are a few little things you can do to keep the unit (or units) for Saturday, October 31 – Sunday, November 1. So, I on your boat blowing cool, clean air, even if you’ve got an hope you will plan to participate either in the regatta or as a otherwise healthy system. It’s no secret that sludge, crud, member of the Race Committee. and other forms of accumulation may occasionally build up in the drain pan under a given air-conditioning unit. In preparation for the fall regattas, we will be holding a The darn stuff tends to turn odiferous, at least in the long Race Committee 101 class for those of you who would term, and can also clog up the pan’s drain, resulting in an like to learn about participating in the Race Committee overflow that can run the gamut from inconvenient to activities. The first class will be held at CYC on Octo- catastrophic. ber 3, which will run from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and will How do you easily and efficiently prevent such a thing include the AMAZING cold cut buffet. A second class from happening? Simply stop by your nearest hardware will be held in January, just prior to the winter races. store or outlet and purchase some tablets – they are usu- ally stowed under the heading: Condensate Pan Treatment Our fall regatta schedule kicks off after the Dunedin – specifically formulated to keep your drain pans clean Boat Club holds their Dunedin Cup Race on September and working properly. There are many variations on the 26th. So, be sure to check out our full schedule for the theme from many manufacturers, but Nu-Calgon’s PurCool upcoming season: (www.nucalgon.com/products/clenair/purcool-tablets) is a reputable product. By all reports, one tablet will keep a Clearwater Challenge October 31-November 1, 2015 5-ton air-conditioning unit clean and odor-free for up to 3 Carlisle Classic November 21 – 22, 2015 months. Don’t forget to read the accompanying directions, Ted Irwin Memorial Sailathon December 5, 2015 especially if you go with a different product. 49er FX and Nacra 17 Worlds February 7 – 14, 2016 Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] LMWE February 17 – 21, 2016 with any questions or concerns. Snipe Midwinters March 13 – 15, 2016 Clark Mills April 2 – 3, 2016

If you are looking for a way to GET OUT ON THE WATER, don’t forget the Beer Can Races scheduled for this month! The FINAL two races for the Summer Se- ries will be on Saturdays the 8th and 22nd starting at 1:30 p.m. All boats and crew are WELCOME! So, if you have a boat, bring it. And if you don’t, just show up and crew on someone else’s. Please contact PC Tish Wold if you would like to participate in Beer Can Racing. CYC Water Exercise Classes We need your help both on the water and on land during Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30 to 11:30 am the regattas. I encourage everyone to attend the Yachting Join us whenever you can Committee meetings, which are on the third Tuesday of the month, always the Tuesday before the Board meeting. So, Many stay for lunch on the patio come and be a part of the EXCITEMENT! following class as we drip dry. I look forward to seeing you at the club and on the water! 4 August Compass Pig Roast: A New CYC Tradition?

Considering the Southern roots of CYC’s flag (Commodore Milam is from South Carolina, Vice Commodore Cardosi is from Memphis and Rear Commodore Proefke is a UF Gator), having a pig roast on our docks seems like a most natural occur- rence. Although pig roasts are common in the Caribbean, where so much of our local flavors come from, they’ve been a tradition from Virginia through the Florida Panhandle and on over to Louisiana for 200 years. Even George Washington was known to enjoy these succulent roastings, and oh, boy, just thinking about the Cajun cochon de lait will get your mouth watering. Chef John – a Yankee, yet! – served up a beautiful feast that did us proud. Looks like CYC has a new tradition in the making! Thanks, Boys! August Compass 5 6 August Compass

better name for them! Don’t forget our November 11 Boatique and Fashion Show with a Bobbles, Bangles & Beads section, and our Gulls Tracks biennial Yard Sale on the Dock on March 5, 2016. Both By Joyce Jenkyn of these events count on you to donate items which can be Gulls President sold and provide further gifts to CYC – and of course, give you a chance to do a little local shopping too! Hello Ladies! We are always looking for new ideas for programs for the Just because we don’t have any formal Board meetings or coming season, so please give some thought to the kinds luncheons during the summer, we still gather every Wednes- of things you would enjoy, and let me or Terri Freiberg day morning for conversation and games, etc., and then stay ([email protected]) know! on for lunch. Come join us in the Gulls Nest any Wednes- Hope to see everyone soon. Keep cool ladies! day at 10:30 – or maybe 10:45? (We aren’t always on time in the summer…) We’ve been playing dominos – specifically “Chicken Foot” most weeks. It’s fun and very easy to learn! The Gulls are still looking for ladies who would like to get more involved in the group. Our Board elections are coming up in a few months, and we need ladies who would be willing to put in a few hours each month as Gulls By Fr. Bob Wagenseil, Junior Activities secretary, treasurer, vice president, or president. We have a volunteer for treasurer, but that still leaves three openings CYC 2015 Summer on the Board. Plus we have several committees that need Youth Basic Sailing Camp be- chairs – Communications, Hospitality, Membership, etc. gan Monday 13 July and we Actually these aren’t really committees – it’s normally just are looking forward to four one person, or maybe two involved in each area. We need a weeks of fun, learning, and many great days under sail. Our leadership team, youth and adult, have prepared themselves well and we are ready for the challenge of serving the campers who have enrolled in the program. Our classes are VERY full but our team members are The Book Club meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. in the Board Room. motivated, our boats and equipment are in great shape, All members and their guests are welcome to join. and thanks to Tom Brusini, Lori and Dan, we know we After our book discussion, many of us stay for dinner. have a great shore-side We’d love for you to join us. Please call Virginia at support team ready to 447-6000 for reservations. You do not have to read the help ensure our success. book to join and listen. Our discussions are stimulating As always, the Club and fun. If you enjoy reading, this is the place to be! grounds will be very busy All books are predetermined by the members prior during sailing camp and to discussion. Our upcoming meetings will feature the therefore we encourage following selections: CYC members to stop by and meet the parents August 11* and kids. Give them a big Go Set a Watchman welcome and cheer them By Harper Lee on…you never know: Some of those families might be so September 15 impressed with the facilities and friendly CYC members that Euphoria they will want to become Club members. By Lily King I look forward to seeing many of you on the docks dur- ing sailing camp and especially for our graduation days October 20 – the next one is Friday, August 7. The Orphan Master’s Son By Adam Johnson Wishing you “fair winds and many blessings,” *Note change in meeting date due to maintenance shutdown. [email protected] August Compass 7

eryone will come and help us make up the lost revenue. 4 Danielle has hired several new servers. Please be By Johnny Cardosi, Vice Commodore sure to introduce yourself and let Danielle or Tom know how they are doing. As always, fill out the comment July was a great month for cards any time you have suggestions, not just for food entertainment, fun and the start of or drink. We read each and every comment card at our summer projects. July 4th weekend was House and Grounds meeting. awesome with Chef John and his team 4 Also congratulations go to Dan and Michelle Geis providing a terrific BBQ feast. The club on five years of service to our Club and to Virginia was packed with members and families Vollenweider on three years. We appreciate you very enjoying the pool, giant water slide, much! Thank you! fireworks, sun and festivities. If you missed our pig roast you We get letters and cards from members and guests missed a great time. There was roasted chicken, pork, frequently, and from time to time I would like to share ribs and delicious side items for all to enjoy. Hopefully them with you. Recently Bill and Cathy Athanson hosted everyone tasted the peas and peanut salad, it was so a Bridesmaid Luncheon at the Club. They wrote to Tom, yummy! JR provided dockside music for all to enjoy. calling the event a “delight.” They waxed eloquent about The weather started out really wet and dreary, but the the ease of planning the event, the delicious food and afternoon turned out great, nice breeze and cloud cover the impeccable service. kept the dry dock very pleasant. We had a good turn- “The customer service we received was just exception- out. Thank you members!! al,” the Athansons wrote, “and we could not have been On the second Sunday of each month the Club hosts more pleased. Thank you for your outstanding leader- a new-member introduction. GM Tom Brusini does a ship and service.” great job of promoting CYC, but it would be helpful if How about that? Welcome to Clearwater Yacht Club, participants from our Cruisers, Gulls, Bow Chasers, Book where we care about you. Club, Yachting, Board members and other activity groups would come personally to relate the activities of these various groups. Thank you to those that participate now. New members are the lifeline of our club and introducing Help CYC turn Green them to all the club’s activities is very important. Don’t forget one of our best events of the year is coming August 23 when CYC members host a Turnabout Party for the employees. At this event we switch roles with the staff and we serve them covered dishes made by members and a great BBQ cooked by members, too. For that afternoon the club is closed to our regular members other than those serving and showing how much we appreciate our staff. Virginia will be the contact to discuss what to prepare and Clearwater Yacht Club bring to avoid duplicates. Speaking of a few house and grounds things… has gone blue to turn GREEN! 4 If you haven’t noticed, most of our chairs and chaise Check out the blue recycle bins on the dock lounges by the pool and dry dock have been replaced. and at the Tiki Bar for all your throways in plastic, 4 We have ordered the stained glass art piece to hang in the new round window in the lobby entrance. It will glass, paper and steel. be installed this month. Sponsoring recycling at CYC 4 Cindi Page is the new Ship’s Store captain. Watch for her announcements. Thank you Cindi for taking on this for the month of August are important part of our club. The Bow chasers! 4 The clubhouse has a new coat of paint and sealer to prevent future leaks. Dan Geis was very busy getting the Thank you, Bow Chasers! building ready for paint – a huge chore. 4 The Club will be tented for five days, closing Sunday, Aug. 16 and reopening Fri., Aug. 21. We will have food and drink specials that re-opening weekend so I hope ev- 8 August Compass

By Ray and Arline Cutro, Cruising Chairs Our cruise to the Sarasota Yacht Club was attended by four boats. Our weekend was spent biking, shopping at Saint Armands Circle, cooling off in the pool, followed by a wonderful docktail party with pulled pork and all the fixings, and finally din- ner at the Sarasota Yacht Club. Thanks to Gordy and Connie Maynard for hosting. Some of us extended our weekend with visits to Bird Key, the Field Club and like to extend an invitation to all our Cruisers both Bradenton Yacht Club, all of which provided a hot but land and sea. The following is a summary of the fun relaxing weekend. filled weekend, which is themed “My Hero.” Our next cruise is to Bradenton Yacht Club on August th Thurs., Oct. 8 14 and we have 8-10 slips available. The club has a Early check-in at Village Marina $1.50/ft., rental car for great pool surrounded by a covered lounge area, new shopping, golf and other transportation needs. Would Tiki Bar and upgraded bathrooms and dining room. If anyone like to volunteer their vehicle?? you like to bike they have 10 new bikes for your plea- sure. I have arranged a tour of the Marlow Boat facility. Fri., Oct. 9 We need a host since Arline and I will not be able to Relax around the pool or afternoon shopping at Ellenton attend. If you can help, please call us at 727-365-9653. Premium Outlets (morning golf at Cypress Creek?) Docktail party 6:00 pm; light buffet provided, BYO Annual Cruise, Oct. 9-11 liquid refreshments The Resort and Club at Little Harbor, Ruskin My Hero Contest, dress and act the part of hero or Our Annual Cruise is just around the corner. I would heroine (prizes) Sat., Oct. 10 Annual Cliff Wyatt Horseshoe Contest or tennis 10:30 am GET THE RETIREMENT Corn-hole contest (bean bag toss) 1:30 pm Sequence and other games around the pool, rent a YOU WANT. jet ski or just relax poolside, Ice cream party 3:30 pm Mr. and Mrs. CYC contest and poolside buffet provided, It’s never too soon to start planning. cash bar; awards and prizes 6:30 pm Sun., Oct. 11 Many of us have a clear vision of our retirement years. Yet, a 8:30 to 9:30 am departure party with danish, mimosas surprising number of people have no idea how they’ll turn that vision into reality. The fact is today’s retirement takes more and coffee than savings and Social Security. It requires a financial plan Estimated cost is $40/person payable at September that addresses your needs, wants and how you’ll pay for them. Cruisers’ meeting or last minute at check-in. I need an That’s where I can help. Together, we’ll create a plan to help approximate count no later than the end of September. fund the retirement you envision. LIFE WELL PLANNED. Contact me to get started. 2015 CRUISERS SCHEDULE Aug. 14-16 Bradenton Yacht Club Sept. 18-20 Riviera Dunes Oct. 9-11 Little Harbor Resort “Annual Cruise” – Ruskin Nov. 13-15 CYC Cruise-in theme; fresh catch fish fry Tish Wold, CFP Dec. 9 Cruiser Holiday Party Certified Financial Planner Dec. 30-Jan. 2 New Year’s Party 2531 Landmark Dr, Ste 201 // Clearwater, FL 33761 T 727.451.3450 // C 727.641.8634 // F 727.493.0260 [email protected] // www.belleairwealth.com Next Cruisers meeting is Wed., August 12th at 6:30 pm. ©2013 Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. Raymond James® is a registered Let’s keep on cruising! trademark of Raymond James Financial, Inc. 12-BR-InCr-0338 BS 01/13 Ray & Arline Cutro 727-365-9653 August Compass 9 CYC Employee By Ed Proefke, Jr., Rear Commodore Turnabout Party The Latin Jazz party on June 27th was well attended and everyone had a great Sunday, August 23 time. Chef John and the galley crew did an awesome job with the mojo pork, chicken and 5 p.m. til ? yellow rice, fried plantains and flan for dessert. July 4th brought a fun group of members Are you ready out for the celebration and fireworks. to be CYC’s CYC sponsored a pig roast on July 12th with 50 to 60 of cooks, servers our great members in attendance. It was a fun event and along with roasting the pig, Chef John and crew prepared and bartenders? some killer bar-b-que ribs, baked chicken and, get this, fried cookie dough for dessert! This is the day CYC members The annual Dinghy Poker Run has been rescheduled to show the staff we appreciate August 1st and, by the time you read this, our next dock party will have come and gone with Razed by Wolves en- how hard they work by tertaining again on July 25th. I will report on the success of trying to do their jobs! these events in the next issue of the Compass. We have many parties on the schedule over the next few It’s loads of fun! months, so watch the Compass and your email for details. The list includes the Hurricane Party, White Party, Country/West- Sign up with Virginia to bring ern, Labor Day weekend, Halloween, and more dock parties. your favorite dish or select Please contact me or Tom if you have a party theme you are a job, such as serve food, tend bar, handle interested in hosting and we will help you schedule and plan it. the grill or clear tables. Enjoy the summer! Meet the staff and their families and help them enjoy By Collin Heimensen, Membership Director a fun day on our The Membership Committee docks! is looking forward to an exciting August! We had a great turnout at the new member breakfast on July 12th. A good time was had by all, and the new members are enthusias- New CYC Members tic about everything the club has to offer. The Board of Directors has approved the following for membership: We will be hosting an event for our partici- Full Don & Joan Carter pants in the Summer Membership Program on Friday, August Richard & Paula Denmon 14th at 6:00 pm in the Grill Room. Plan to attend and then Steven & Wendy Ingram stay for dinner and entertainment in the Main Dining Room. Our ongoing Refer-a-Friend Membership Program is still Social Patti Kendell & Jim Farr in place and now is a great time to encourage your friends Bradley & Lynn Smith to join the club (so you can stop having to pay their bar tab Summer Larry & Bobbi Huntington when they come visit!). We are always looking forward to Tom & Misha Kelly meeting your friends and welcoming them to your club. Bill & Kelli Lusk The next Membership Committee meeting will be at Felix Nieves 6:30 pm on Wednesday, August 5th. Everyone is welcome Mary Lou McCabe & Bob Ridall and we look forward to hearing your ideas about how we If you see the pineapple flag on their tables, can grow the membership of the club. please introduce yourself and give them a warm CYC welcome! See you at the club! 10 August Compass CYC Summer Snapshots

CYC committees and organizations Committees Entertainment, Ed Proefke Jr. Finance, Chuck Sajeski House & Grounds, Johnny Cardosi Junior Activities, Fr. Bob Wagenseil Membership, Collin Heimensen Nominating Committee, Tish Wold Policy, Rowland Milam Waterside, Skip Moore Yachting, Tim Walsh CYC Organizations Bow Chasers, Sandie Ramsden Cruising, Ray and Arline Cutro Gulls, Joyce Jenkyn Ship’s Store, Cindi Page

Compass Co-Editors Tina Fitzgerald, Linda Humphers Hurricane Shutdown Party! th Photo contributors: Tom Brusini, John & Sue Speck, Saturday Aug.15 Fr. Bob Wagenseil, Terry Williams, PC Tish Wold The deadline for all copy, ads and photos is the Friday Watch for more details following the Board of Directors’ meeting each month. August Compass 11

cided to host a party on Saturday, General Manager’s Letter August 15th! Not sure yet if it’ll By Tom Brusini, General Manager be upstairs or down, but no mat- How about all the new helped make these games fun. One of ter where it is, I know we’ll have faces around the club? Wow – the favorite games is the coin toss in fun! Chef John will be cleaning we’ve got so many new faces the pool…you should see the look on out the coolers, so you just know here, we’re going to need more the little faces when they count their the menu will vary from hour to pineapple table flags! To those coins – priceless! hour. We’ll announce the reopen- ing date for you soon; it will likely that joined on their own, and those that were referred by a How about these great dock par- be Friday, August 21st. friend, WELCOME ABOARD! To ties? August or not, we don’t seem our current members, when you to slow down…and that’s a good Keep those comments coming! see a pineapple flag, walk over and thing! As you know by now, we It’s important that we know how introduce yourself, or ask me and rescheduled the Dinghy Poker Run your experience is here – from the I’d be glad to introduce you! for Saturday, August 1st – Mother taste of the meals to the qual- ity of your service. We want to Nature decided to rain on our pa- Thanks for a good July! We had a rade back in July. Look for photos of make your club the first place you great time with the Independence the craziness in the next Compass. choose to dine, and the place you want to bring friends and guests Day party – I think a new record was set for the egg toss on the board- Hurricane Shutdown Party! As you to impress them! walk…65 feet! I want to thank all may know, we’re having the building At your service, I remain, the participants (of all ages!) who tented on August 17th, so we’ve de- Tom

Save Club Dining Hours Tiki Hut Hours Tuesday-Thursday 11:30-9:00 Tuesday-Thursday 6:00-10:00 these Friday & Saturday 11:30-9:30 Friday 2:00-closing Dates Sunday Breakfast 9:00-1:00 Saturday & Sunday 11:00-closing

August Events Sunday 16th thru Thursday 20th Tuesday 8th Club closed for lunch re-opens 5:00 Saturday 1st Club Closed for Maintenance th Water Aerobics 10:30, Entertainment 6:30 Dinghy Poker Run 9:00 Thursday 20 Wednesday 9th Sunday 2nd Policy 5:00, Board of Directors 6:00 nd Gulls Social 10:30, Cruisers 6:30, Jazz Night New Member Orientation 10:30, Splash Bash at Tiki Saturday 22 Thursday 10th Tuesday 4th Water Slide Arrives, Beer Can Racing 1:30 Water Aerobics 10:30, Finance 6:00 Water Aerobics 10:30, House & Grounds 6:00 Sunday 23rd Sunday 13th Wednesday 5th Employee Turnabout Party New Member Orientation 10:30 Gulls Social 10:30, Membership 6:30 Tuesday 25th Tuesday 15th Thursday 6th Water Aerobics 10:30, Trustees 5:30, Waterside 5:45 Water Aerobics 10:30, Waterside 5:45 Water Aerobics 10:30 Yachting 7:00 Friday 7th Wednesday 26th Book Club 6:00, Yachting 7:00 th Youth Sailing Graduation Gulls Social 10:30, Sailors’ Table 7:00 Wednesday 16 Saturday 8th Thursday 27th Gulls Social 10:30 Beer Can Racing 1:30 Water Aerobics 10:30, Bingo Night 7:30 Thursday 17th Tuesday 11th Water Aerobics 10:30, Policy 5:00, Board of Directors 6:00 Water Aerobics 10:30, Entertainment 6:00 September Events Friday 18th Book Club 6:00 Tuesday 1st Cruisers to Riviera Dunes nd Wednesday 12th Water Aerobics 10:30, House & Grounds 6:00 Tuesday 22 Gulls Social 10:30, Cruisers 6:30 Wednesday 2nd Water Aerobics 10:30, Trustees 5:30 rd Thursday 13th Gulls Social 10:30, Membership 6:30 Wednesday 23 Water Aerobics 10:30 Thursday 3rd Gulls Social 10:30 th Finance 6:00 Water Aerobics 10:30 Thursday 24 Friday 14th Friday 4th Water Aerobics 10:30, Bingo Night 7:30 th Cruisers to Bradenton Waterslide arrives for the weekend Tuesday 29 Saturday 15th Monday 7th Water Aerobics 10:30 th Hurricane Party Labor Day Cookout 12:00-5:00 Wednesday 30 Gulls Social 10:30, Sailors Table 7:00 12 August Compass

It’s not too late to tell your friends about all the summer fun at CYC! Summers are HOT at Clearwater Yacht Club! Once again Clearwater Yacht Club is pleased to offer a Summer 2015 Membership program: Effective from May 1 through Sept. 30, 2015 l No initiation fee (Summer members must provide a credit card to be on file. It will not be charged so long as the summer member pays their invoices.) l Outdoor bar and dining Dues of $100/month l No monthly minimum spending l No reciprocity l No OVERNIGHT dockage at CYC At the close of the summer membership, the summer member in good standing may be offered membership in a class of their choice (Full, Social, or Junior) at the then current offer rates for dues and initiation (not eligible to join under refer a friend program). Monthly parties Prospective members can take advantage of one such summer membership program.

Warm friendly people Call or email the office for more details! 447-6000 or [email protected] Heated and chilled Pool ARC Fun Day! Annual dinghy Poker Run

Clearwater Yacht Club 830 S. Bayway Blvd. Clearwater, FL 33767 Phone: 727 447 6000 Email: [email protected] Website: www.clwyc.org

CYC Staff Tom Brusini General Manager John Yingling Executive Chef Virginia Vollenweider Office Manager Michelle Geis Accounting Manager Dan Geis Maintenance Supervisor Lori Horton Dockmaster Danielle Largent Dining Manager