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Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club. www.byscnet.com MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Commodore’s June Events Open to all members Message Recurring events: \ Water Aerobics Mon. Wed. Fri. at 9:00am Needlework Wednesdays at 2pm With the slaying of 3 more trees, the picnic area has taken on new light and is in the process of going through a change. Irrigation 6/9 Sunset Friday 6pm is currently being installed with the intention of planting grass in the near future. But we have a battle on our hands. I am fully aware this 6/12 Week 2 BYSC & JSB Camps 8:30am is the South and the bugs are a part of the culture. However, we would be very appreciative if they would not ruin our pleasure and 6/13 BYSC Board Meeting 6pm go somewhere else! I am enthralled to say that we are adjusting our water arrangement to incorporate the “Green Bug” insecticide sys- tem with our new irrigation. (“Green Bug” is friendly to the environ- 6/14 Steak Night 6pm ment, bees, pets, humans and butterflies). Hopefully, those evenings where we have to retire inside due to being attacked by bugs are 6/16 Sunset Friday 6pm over! 6/19 Week 3 BYSC S&JSB Camp s 8:30am The Lowcountry Regatta will shortly be upon us. All the plan- ning and volunteering opportunities are well and truly in place. If 6/23 Sunset Friday 6pm you still want to become involved, please contact Mitch and he will & Lowcountry Regatta Kick-off direct you to the right person to speak to. 6/24 Lowcountry Regatta 8am-4pm The board has been updating the Clubs policies, to bring us up to 6/24 Lowcountry Regatta Dinner 6pm date. Shortly these will be available to view in the Members area of the website. There have been quite a few changes, so please take the 6/25 Lowcountry Regatta 8am-4pm time to read them if you can. The decibel level has already increased here at the club. With 6/26 Week 4 BYSC & JSB Camp s 8:30am school being out, the Pool is a hive of activity and the Camp has started. Please be particularly careful when driving around the club 6/30 Sunset Friday 6pm grounds, as a young child could pop out from anywhere. ( No Final Friday this month) From this Thursday until early July, I shall be temporarily hand- ing my Commodore duties over to the Vice-Commodore, Marvin Day, whilst I sail to Bermuda with a few other club members to be a spectator in the Americas Cup. For those who are interested, we will have a satellite tracking system aboard and you will be able to fol- low our progress. I will ask Mitch to publicize the website. Be safe on the water and have fun! Simon Jenkins Commodore General Manager’s Message: Mitch McGuigan Work Projects • Thank you to the many volunteers who have made a difference at the club this winter and spring. Except for a few small- er projects, we will wait until the weather cools down in the fall to get back to our list. Mooring Ball Tender Use • The mooring tender may only be used by members who are assigned to a mooring ball. The tender may only be used to travel between the docks and moored boats. If you are tying up to your boat, please make sure the tender is visible from the docks so that other mooring –boaters can see where the tender is and contact you. Club Events • The club is in full swing. Please scroll through Bow Watch to learn about upcoming events and special reports. • If you plan to attend events that require reservations, please sign up by the deadlines. It is tough on organizers who need to buy and prepare food if there are last minute requests. • Sign up online for the June 14 Steak Night by June 12 at 5:00pm Steak Night Club News • BYSC member Tony Deason is looking for a place to rent the week of June 18. Call him if you have something. Tony Deason Mobile 980-298-4786 Home 704-843-2941 Pool • Last month we had to close the main pool for a day due to a fecal incident. It happens, but by following the guidelines below we can limit the frequency. • Non-toilet trained children may only use the pools under the following conditions: • Children may not use either pool if they have had diarrhea in the past 7 days. • Children who are not toilet trained must wear a clean, close-fitting, “Swim Diaper” with a plastic outer covering that has elastic at the waist and leg openings. A bathing suit or plastic pants must be worn over the “Swim Dia- per”. • The child must be closely supervised by a parent or caregiver and the diaper should be changed frequently. • Parents who not follow this policy may be charged the cost of restoring the pool to safe operating levels. • Fecal discharge can result in a pool closing and the cost for chemicals and partial water replacement in the main pool can be up to $350 and $100 for the kiddie pool. • A swimmer who causes a fecal incident may not use the pool for the next 7 days. Personal items left at the pool will be placed in the cubbies outside the bathhouse. They get moldy fast and so will be discarded every Monday. Paddle Boarding, Kayak and Small Dingy Safety • The river shore and launching area has many sharp oyster shells. Always wear closed toed shoes. • Please do not use small craft near the main floating docks. The current is strong. • Do not boat alone. Lowcountry Regatta • The club's biggest regatta is just around the corner. Please read the details further down in Bow Watch Bartenders Needed!! • Please sign up below Bartending General Manager’s Message: Mitch McGuigan BYSC and JSB Summer Camps • Registrations for both summer camps are open. Open the following link for information and to regis- ter your campers. • BYSC Summer Camp • Junior Sailing of Beaufort “Learn to Sail” Swim Lesson Schedule • Private swim lessons for children begin June 5. Go to the following link for details on booking les- sons. Swim Lessons SO… WHAT IS THE LOWCOUNTRY REGATTA? The LOWCOUNTRY REGATTA is an annual BYSC event. This year’s dates are Saturday, June 24th and Sunday, June 25th with the kickoff party on Friday, June 23 at 6pm. A Regatta is a series of sailboat races. Coupled with our BYSC Volunteer Program the Lowcountry Regatta has evolved into a huge Land and Sea effort of many of our members on and off the water. Sailors and volunteers come together for three days of being together to sail, work, enjoy the outdoors and each other. Of course, there is great food and libation. Sailors from all over the South East come to this event every year. To register to race in the Regatta, please go to this link: http://www.byscnet.com/about/racing/lcr You are strongly encouraged to register in advance. Walk-in registration takes place on Friday, June 23rd at 5pm in the Clubhouse. All club members, and especially new members, are more than welcome as volunteers or guests to enjoy our Lowcountry Boil Dinner, on Saturday June 24th at 6pm with live entertainment by the "Cluster Shucks", modern blue grass. The cost is $20.00 for adults and $10.00 for children. To reserve your Lowcountry Boil Dinner, please follow this link: http://www.byscnet.com/uncategorized/ lowcountry-regatta-dinner Dinners must be reserved by Tuesday, June 20th at 6pm. VOLUNTEER DINNERS ARE FREE! If you volunteer for 6 hours or more at the Lowcountry Regatta — your dinner is free! Please email [email protected] to reserve your “appreciation” dinner and let us know where you are volunteering. Dinners must be reserved by Tuesday, June 20th at 6pm. HOW TO VOLUNTEER: To volunteer for the social committee please contact Marilyn Marino at [email protected] To volunteer to help on the land or water for the Lowcountry Regatta, please email Marvin Day at [email protected] To volunteer to bartend-please use this link: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0445a5a72ea6fa7-lowcountry LOWCOUNTRY REGATTA T-SHIRTS FOR SALE Each year a special Lowcountry Regatta t-shirt is designed. Pre-sale is available online until JUNE 16 at the following links with information about the design, specs and sizes. Price $20. Shirts will also be available at the Regatta for $25. LADIES’ SHIRTS http://www.byscnet.com/uncategorized/lowcountry-regatta-ladies-t- shirt MEN’S SHIRTS http://www.byscnet.com/uncategorized/lowcountry-regatta-t-shirt Social Committee News Memorial Day Picnic: We had a record turn out for our annual Memo- rial Day Picnic of 156!!! Hope you all had a great time and a BIG shout out to the many volunteers who helped make the event a huge suc- cess...we cannot do it without you. Final Friday : June 24 - Commodore's Party Final Friday will be the kick off of our biggest regatta of the year - The Lowcountry Regatta. Members are asked to bring an appetizer to share with other members as well our visiting regatta sailors. Let's make them feel welcome. Our Social Committee with be working with Marvin Day during the Lowcountry Regatta June 24 - June 26. We are looking for help prepping continental breakfast & bagged lunches, set-up and much more. Volun- teers assisting the social committee that work 6 hours earn a comp dinner ticket for Saturday night. If you are interested in helping, please contact: Marilyn Marino at 410- 302-0056 or [email protected] Noodle Time! We will meet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at 9am to have a good time exercising in our wonderful, salt water pool.
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