April, 2012 www.rochesteryc.com

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

The Log High School sailing has started

with a wonderful donation from the Rochester Community Boating Foundation.

The sails were very much needed and look magnificent!

Rochester Community BoatingFoundation Presents

The Second Annual Roc The Boat

Fundraising GalaSunday May 27th, 2012 6:00 pm

You can be part of the excitement of supporting our youth by donating to the Silent Auction.

Please contact Natalie Steo, nksteo@frontiernet.net

For more information contact us at rochestercommunityboating@yahoo.com

Rochester Community Boating (RCB) was formed to make the joy of sailing and boating accessible to the Rochester community in gen-eral and to area youth specifically, regardless of income, ability or dis-ability by providing affordable ac-cess to quality programs and events.

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Commodore’s MessageDear Members,

I want to begin my letter by thanking Pat & Patty Leva for their generous and thoughtful contributions to improving our Youth Sailing Building. They provided the vision, the materials and manpower to improve the lavatory and refinish and epoxy coat the concrete floor. Pat’s business is E.G. Sackett Co. and specializes in installing floors in commercial buildings. The building has a fresh look and feel and we are very appreciative of this valuable gift to our Club. Please remember to thank the Leva’s when you see them next.

Only a few more weeks until our boats will begin to launch. This mostly mild winter has many of us chomping at the bit to begin our season early. So for just a few more months we must live vicariously through those who are off sailing in warmer climates. Marc Fischer, Bob Bryant and Chuck Bauerschmidt were invited to race J/22’s at the Cayman Islands Sailing Club’s International

Invitational Regatta and made us proud with a respectable 3rd place finish. Our RYC Team racers travelled to Texas Corinthian YC for our first invitational team race of the season and finished 4th of the 6 invited teams. A great start for the season Team Racers!

Vice Commodore Tom Kankoski and our Membership Committee have been developing and implementing ideas to generate membership growth and also continue to improve our member retention and involvement. Here are Tom’s program descriptors for our 2012 initiatives.

Member Recruitment Program - 75 invitations were sent to members who joined in the last 5 years with an offer to bring a prospective member to lunch or dinner. The prospective member meal will be reimbursed up to $75. Betsy or a flag officer will meet the prospective member and arrange for follow up. The premise is that new members are the best resource for recruiting new members. We will expand this program by sending out another 75 invitations in April.

Prospect List Development - we are exploring ways to raise local organizations’ awareness of RYC that could help us recruit new prospects, e.g. realtors, boating organizations, yacht brokers etc. The first step is to put together a RYC info package, which may include a brochure, DVD or link to a video and contact information. The next step is to look at hosting events for some of these organizations such as an open house to showcase the club. We will be soliciting members who are engaged in these organizations for assistance. Betsy, Kristina and I are working on this.

The Alumni Program - Donna Skelton is leading an effort to bring together members who have recently joined in the same year. We are trying to get these new members more fully integrated into the club through networking and participation in club events as a group.

LOA Reach Out - Betsy and I are looking at ways to reengage those members currently on LOA. We hope to get them to participate in some of the fun events coming up this spring/summer.

If you know a person that has expressed an interest in learning more about our Club, please contact Membership Director, Betsy Lawless. This is the season for growing our membership.

Susie and I hope to see you at the Club soon,Keith Burhans, Commodore

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RYC Board of Directors Meeting - March 15, 2012 Commodore Burhans called the meeting to order at 1916 hours.

Treasurer Joe Altobelli reported on finances for the month of February. The club continues to operate under-budget for the year. We do have some large capital expenses on the horizon, but they have been budgeted for.

Club Manager Mary Smith reported that the “Pot of Gold” has been successful in bringing out more members to enjoy the club on Fridays. She attended a club managers’ conference and returned with many good ideas for our club to consider. Mary is exploring the possibility of offering a youth tennis program, Jane (well known to last year’s participants) will return to offer water aerobics, and yoga classes will continue through the summer. Mary talked about the numerous events coming up. (See details elsewhere in Log.)

Membership Committee Chair, Betsy Lawless reported that Kathryn Angelidis was elected to membership, and the board approved the following status changes:Posted for election:Caitlyn Angelidis (Resident), Proposer: Michael Ray, Seconder: Don Chesworth Status Changes:To Leave of Absence: Robert Reisch (Resident 08/04)To Resignation: John C. Fields (Leave of Absence 03/10)

Commodore Burhans announced that the Coast Guard Auxiliary would again offer a safety check on the two weekends before Memorial Day. The first team racing practice was held last Saturday. Sodus Bay YC will host centrals on July 13-14. We are pleased that Kathy Angelidis’ “Nobody’s Business” and Peter Pape will be back in the offshore fleet. The new TV monitor over the bar is great and the weather web cam is coming soon. The WIFI signal in the lockers is being boosted and is now registering properly.

Historical Committee chair, Betsy Lawless gave an update on the status of the model of the vessel “Ontario”. The Williamson-Pultneyville Historical Society has expressed an interest in displaying the model and would restore the ship and its case. A motion was passed to authorize the executive committee to negotiate the transfer of ownership of the “Ontario” model to the Williamson-Pultneyville Historical Society.

Jon Faudree reported that High School sailing starts Monday. The coach boats and 420s are tuned and ready. Thanks to Steve Wilde, Bud Webb, and Miles Bliss for putting in the float docks. Jon is also helping with adult sailing programs. All are set and details are on the website. Pat Leva donated new epoxy paint for the sailing center floor and the labor to install. He also put in a new bathroom. Many thanks to Pat for those donations! It is a huge improvement.

Junior Yacht Club -Natalie Steo announced that High School sailing has been merged into the RJYC organization. They have recently skied at Hunt Hollow and will be helping the Women’s Association with the Easter activities. Natalie reminded everyone about the upcoming gala for the Rochester Community Boating Foundation. The band is set and additional donations for the auction are welcome.

Major regattas on the schedule for this racing season: 2012 Great Lakes Invitational Match Race- Rick Sullivan 2012 Sonar North American Championship- Skip Shumway 2012 J-24 World Championship- Pete Cucci- Sponsors are lined up, 80 boats

expected, and possibly more, for 5 social events and meals each night.

(Continued)

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RYC Board of Directors Meeting - March 15, 2012

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE SUMMARYMarch 15, 2012

Resident 341 Associate 6 Non Resident 108 Ancient Mariner 49 Student 10 Surviving Spouse 21 Privileges 31 Political 4 Total Active Membership 570

Leave of Absence 19 Military Leave 0

Total Inactive Membership 19

You can start enjoying all the pleasures of sailing.

Gain Knowledge, Experience & Confidence

Sign up for Adult Sailing Classes

Learn to SaiLBaSic KeeLBoat

intro to racingPrivate LeSSonS

For more information go to our web-site or Call Kristina Clabeaux

342-5511 Ext. 12

Women’s Racing Association Linda Gardner noted that they have held the first fleet meeting and expect up to 25 women to participate. A rules clinic is scheduled on May 10th and the first race is on May 17th. May 14th starts the 5-week Monday night race clinic with Jon Faudree. They are arranging childcare so women with young children will be able to participate. Several regattas are planned including an event to “Sail With Your Significant Other” as crew.

Facilities -Bud Webb reported that the dock work is done and a new power system for the jib crane for launching has been installed. April 17 starts the official launch season but due to great spring weather we have a head start. A site security plan is in the works. Youth sailing program boats, coach boats and docks are done. Pat Leva provided material and crew to fix the sailing center bathroom and flooring. Thanks again, Pat, for the great job. Now we are adding some more amenities to the youth sailing building. The club will be re-doing the front entrance driveway, paving and site work now that we own the parcel. The committee is working on the capital plan for the kitchen and hot water systems. We have installed a makeup air system for the kitchen that is working and the HVAC in the dining room is better. Rear Commodore Hufsmith added that the $30,000 that had been allocated to purchase a new dishwasher turned into a major floor repair and a much bigger project so it will be postponed to next year’s budget for all of the required equipment and renovations.

Environmental Safety and Security- Rear Commodore Hufsmith reported that the name of the committee has been changed to address the current focus on environmental issues and compliance. We are seeking environmental engineers, chemists, or other members who may have expertise in this area to serve on the committee. Corresponding Secretary, Mike Ebertz read several notes received. Thank you from Max McCarthy for flying the flag at half-mast in memory of Elia McCarthy. Club Manager, Mary Smith thanked the board and the club for sending her and Christina Clabeaux to the club managers’ international conference and trade show. An invitation to RYC members to visit and enjoy the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, Maine. An announcement from the Charlotte Genesee Lighthouse that on May 17 they will host a guided walking tour of the port and would like to offer a walk-through and historical presentation at RYC. Betsy Lawless will facilitate.

Meeting adjourned at 2016 hours.

Respectfully submitted, Cheryl Evans, Recording Secretary

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Rochester Yacht ClubAttention RYC Women:

Join the Women’s Racing Association this summer!The purpose of the Women’s Racing Association:To create a supportive environment for women to learn to race, refine their racing skills, meet other women sailors and have fun on the water.

The Program:1. Rent an Ideal 18 or use your own2. Sign up as a skipper, crew or both3. WRA member boats will start with the Ideal 18 fleet4. Training with a professional coach will be held on Mondays in May and June5. A volunteer chase/coach boat will be provided on Thursdays6. Chalk talks at the RYC Bar after Thursday races

WRA Ideal 18 Rental Program: Costs:

o RYC Members: $350 per persono Non-Members: $525 per persono Member Boat Owners: $25

Access: Thursdays: Five club boats are dry sailed and are reserved for WRA members each Thursday. Saturdays/Regattas/any other time:• Boats are reserved on a first come/first serve basis.• Boats may also be taken out for practice time.

Registration Deadline:Return completed registration forms (see RYC website) by May 5, 2012. See RYC website for race schedule.

See the Women’s Racing Association page on the RYC website.

Contact Linda Gardner Lndgardner@aol.com or Lois Breen Lbreen@rochester.rr.com for more information.

RYC NetspoRtsContact:  Bob Kwit (after May 7)

Men’s Intermediate Round Robin teNNIs

tuesdays 4:00-5:30 beginning May 8

Ladies teNNIs Contact:  Maryann Haas

Coed Informal pICKLeBALLthursdays 6:00-7:30 beginning May 10play, watch, learn or just socialize

2012 Kids Summer Programs Registration is ONLINE!

Classes are filling up fast!Sign up Today! Click Below:

Learn to SaiL

Learn to Swim

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The Road to The 2012 J/24 Worlds

“A Well Prepared Program, A Well Prepared Boat”

First half: organizing a program, Second half: prepping a boat with guest expertsPresentation by

Mike Ingham & North Sails

Saturday, April 14th12:00 - 3:00 pm

FREE

Bring your appetitie! Lunch Service is Available

Sunday, April 8th10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Delicious EntreesSavory Carving StationsOmelet & Waffle Station

Easter Bread & MoreDelightful Desserts

Music by Dave Spinner

Adult $ 22.95 Kids $ 10.953 & Under Free

CliCk HeReto make your reservations!

Calling all Wine Lovers!

Presented by Nicolas Boissanneau,who grew up in the Bordeaux region of

France and his family has owned a winery since 1839.

Elegant Easter Brunch

Wine Pairing DinnerThursday April 26th

@ 6:30 pm7:00 pm Dinner

Reserve Your Seat Here!

April’s Spring Speaker SeriesWednesday April 11th @ 7:00 pm

Bay Creek Paddling CenterPresents: Stand Up Paddleboarding

Wednesday April 18th @ 7:00 pm“Construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway “

with John B. Adams, III, SLSDC Seaway Project Engineer

“Bring Back Summer”Family night With PaSta & Bingo!

Sunday april 29th 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

introduction to Summer Programs

Pasta Buffet Including Sundae BarPrizes & Raffles

Adults $14.95 Kids $9.95 3 & Under Free

SIGN UP ONLINE!

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Saturday, May 5th 5:00 pmRace Down to the Opening of the Burgee Bar!

Join us to celebrate the traditions of louisvilleand the keNTUCkY DeRBY…

With Mint Juleps, and Hor d’oeuvres…Continue in the Clubhouse following the race

for Music and Ala Carte Dining

LADIES: Wear Your “BEST HAT”

You are Cordially Invitedto RYC’s Annual Commodores’ Ball.

Saturday, May 19th @ 6:00 pm

Join Commodores Past and Presenton this Special evening.

Menu:First Course:

Cup of Lobster Bisque

seCond Course:Salad of Frisee & Rocket with Candied Walnuts, Spring Asparagus,

Mandarin Orange & new York State Goat’s Cheese, Served with a Creamy Lemon Basil Vinaigrette

intermezzo

entrée:Duo entrée of Bacon Wrapped Filet Mignon with a Tarragon

Demi Glace, paired with Pan-Seared Diver Scallops With a Mango & Papaya Relish

dessert:Chocolate Profiterole

Chantilly Cream Puffs nestled in a Chocolate Cup, Placed on Sauce Anglaise

Music by: unlimited

Celebrate Mother’s DayTreat Mom & Family to

RYC’s Spectacular Spring Brunch

Sunday, May 13th10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Seating every 1/2 hour until 1:30 pm

Soup, SaladsBreakfast & Lunch Entrees

Carving StationsOmelet & Waffle Station

Cakes, Pies, Pastries,Chocolate Fountain

Music by, Susan Morehouse, Harpist

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“Every minute of every day, someone needs blood. That blood can only come from a volunteer donor, a person like you who makes the choice to donate.Currently only 3 out of every 100 people in America donate blood.” When you make a blood donation, you join a very select group.

Make a Difference - Red Cross Blood Drive at RYCMay 30th 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Along with Spring, The New MeNu has Arrived!

Introducing New Appetizers, Salads, Entrees and Desserts!

What should you order?

VieW THe NeW MeNU NoW!

Mark your June Calendar!

Friday, June 15th Meet the Instructors Night at the Pool 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Saturday, June 16th Basinfest & Basin SleepoverSunday, June 17th Father’s Day Breakfast on the Deck

Come play with us!

Friday, May 25th6:00 - 9:00pm

Kids’ Night at RYC

Be at the Club Memorial DayMonday, May 28th

8:00 AM Morning Colors and Memorial Service 8:45 AM Complimentary Coffee & Pastries 12:00 PM luncheon Service in the Club House 12:20 PM RYC ensign raised to Full Staff 2:15 PM Music on the Gold Coast 3:00 PM Commodore’s Fleet Review 5:00 PM Memorial Day Buffet 8:39 PM evening Colors

Thanks so much!!

RochesteR JunioR Yacht cLub would like to ex-tend a warm thanks to Skip and Dawn Shumway, Curtis and Sheri Gilbert and Kevin Moran for host-ing and feeding us at hunt hollow. It was a great day of skiing and fun.

The high schooL saiLoRs, JunioR Yacht cLub MeMbeRs and eveRYone involved in the suMMeR saiLing pRogRaM would like to thank Pat Leva for sending his crew to the Junior sail Building this winter. We now have a new repaired and painted floor and the nicest bathroom any Junior sailing Program in the us could imagine!! Thanks for your generousity.

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Rochester Yacht Club Women’s Association

Breakfast with the Easter Bunny

the easter Bunny will be hopping BySaturday, april 7th 10:00 am

Delightful Breakfast Buffet Upstairs in the Conewago Room

Visiting with the Easter Bunny & CraftsEaster Egg Hunt to follow with

Eggs filled with Surprises and Candy.

Adults $ 11.95 kids $6.95 3 & Under FreePlease call today or make reservations online.

Reservations requested by Wednesday, April 4th

Annual Fashion Show“Spring Fling” Sponsored by:

A Fun Filled Night with Friends & New SpringFashions

Thursday, May 3rd5:30 pm Cocktails, 6:00 pm Dinner

7;00 pm Show BeginsReserve Your Table!

MeNu:Warm Dinner Rolls

Arugula Salad with Feta Cheese, Candied Walnuts, and Cranberries

ChoICe oF eNTReeCrab Stuffed Sole or

Mediterranean Stuffed ChickenServed with Wild Rice Blend &

Spring Vegetable Medley

DeSSeRTBrownie Sundae

$25.00/person

SAvE ThE dATES - RYCWA EvENTSMay 23 - Past President’s Luncheon

Sept. 25 – Shaw Festival Bus TripOct. 28 – Kids Halloween Carnival

Nov. 14 – Girls Night Outdec. 8 – Breakfast with Santa

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SHAW FESTIVAL 2012RYCWA TRIP TO NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2012

RAGTIME: FESTIVAL THEATRE 2PM MATINEE A Celebrated Tony-Award winning adaptation of E.L. Doctorow’s ground breaking novel. A musical epic tracing roots of 20th Century America via 3 different families with complex stories. “A fascinating and celebrated piece when it was first produced in Toronto in 1996, RAGTIME’S themes and ideas are even more timely today…, stated Ms. Jackie Maxwell, the Artistic Director”

RESERVATION POLICY FOR 2012

Call MARYANN HAAS 342-3659, or e-mail MPHPURPLELADY@AOL.COM. Contact her to reserve your place, Once Maryann has verified your reservation, please CONFIRM YOUR RESERVATION by sending your CHECK with PAYMENT IN FULL, made out to MARYANN HAAS, and mail it to her @ 254 OAKRIDGE

DR., ROCHESTER, NY, 14617. After Friday April 27, Guests will be allowed on the bus, space permitting.

COSTS: TRANSPORTATION & THEATRE $114 (taxes included)

ORTRANSPORTATION, THEATRE, GOURMET LUNCHEON PKG. PRICE: $142 (includes all taxes & gratuities)

GOURMET LUNCHEON: RISTORANTE GIARDINO

(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.

CANCELLATION POLICY: NO REFUNDS AFTER FRIDAY, JULY 13, UNLESS WE SELL YOUR SEAT.

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From the Manager’s OfficeDear Members,

I am starting my article this month with a BIG Thank You to Mr. Pat Bassett, who gave my office an extreme makeover. He donated his time, energy, and supplies to create a wonderful, fresh, bright & professional manager’s office. It now has a conference area in which I can meet with members and party prospects. Accolades and sincere appreciation go out to Pat for making this wonderful upgrade to our clubhouse.

This is the time of year that we usually anticipate warmer weather and spring flowers starting to break through the ground, and preparations for boat launching. With our unseasonably warm weather we have been able to get a head start. Groundskeeper, Gordy, along with maintenance, Steve, have worked together getting the grounds and the gardens cleaned up. Yardmaster, Miles Bliss is ready to launch boats, and the pool has been cleaned. Executive Chef George

Gremminger has created a new spring menu which you must come in and try; and Dock Master, Dick Olney, has been preparing his area for the new season too. The sneak preview of warm weather gave us all a lift from the winter blues. I hope the early spring means an early start to the boating season.

Easter kicks off April this year! Our Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and Egg Hunt, sponsored by the Women’s Association is on Saturday, April 7th. This is a family event and our 1,000-egg egg-hunt generally takes place outdoors. Sunday, April 8th is our Easter Sunday Brunch. We will be serving from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. and will offer a wide array of spectacular food displays and ice sculptures prepared and presented by Chef George and his culinary team. Reservations are recommended. We will also offer dinner service with a special menu on Easter Sunday evening from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m.

Our Successful Winter-Wednesdays series is coming to an end. On April 11th, Bay Creek Paddling will offer an educational seminar on Standup Paddleboarding. If you are interested in learning more about this sport, come and join us at 7:00 p.m.. Weather permitting this seminar will include a demonstration. April 18th John B. Adams will be here to talk about the Construction of the “St. Lawrence Seaway”. Please join us for dinner in the Grill room prior to the talk at 7:00 p.m.

As a reminder, on Thursday April 26th we are hosting a wine pairing dinner featuring St Supéry wines. St Supéry is a family-owned estate winery in the heart of Napa Valley, recognized for outstanding Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Meritage Elu and Virtu blends. Please join us for an evening of fun with friends, food, and wine.

We will conclude the month with a Family event on Sunday April 29th. Our “Bring Back Summer” party will include a Pasta Dinner, family BINGO, and of course, the ever favorite ice cream sundae bar. This will be an exciting gathering for kids of all ages. On this night we will also introduce all of our summer programs. In addition to Jr Sail and Learn to Swim we will be adding Tennis lessons and Water Baby class.

We will begin our new Yoga session on Tuesday, April 17. Be ready for an innovative and transformative experience with our next guest instructor, Jeff Young.

See you at the club,

Mary

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There will be plenty to do this summer!______________________________

days until the first day of Swimming and Sailing for the kiddos! It’s hard to believe

that we have to wait that long after some of the weather that we’ve been having.

We have 71 High School sailors this year that have been on the water for 2 weeks now, once again we have exceeded last year’s numbers!

For those of you who haven’t signed up for Swimming Lessons, you better hurry! We already have a few time slots that are filled up. Here is the break-down of availability dated March 30, 2012:

Session 1: Levels 1 & 2 : FULLLevels 3 – 7 : SPACES AVAILABLE

Session 2:Levels 1 & 2 : FULLLevels 3 – 7 : SPACES AVAILABLE

Session 3:Levels 1 & 2 : 11:05-11:35 FULL 11:40 -12:10 SPACES AVAILABLELevels 3 – 7 : 2 SPACES AVAILABLE

Session 4:Levels 1 & 2 : 11:05-11:35 – 1 SPACE AVAILABLE 11:40-12:10 – SPACES AVAILABLELevels 3 – 7 : SPACES AVAILABLE

This summer we will be introducing Water Babies as our new Saturday morning class for any little swimmer under the age of 3! This class will focus on water comfort and safety for both the parent and child. Class will include songs, games, and instruction with a new skill introduced each week. This type of class will require a guardian to participate with each child. This class will run from 10:30 – 11:00am for 8 weeks and will cost $50.

As for the Youth Sailing Program, 22 sailors have already taken advantage of the Early Bird Special!! Make sure to spread the word that the discount is only good until May 1st!!

There will be a few new coaches on the Water this summer, we’d like to invite all sailors, swimmers and parents to come down to the Club on Friday, June 15 between 5:30 - 8:30pm to meet all of the Life Guards and Sailing Instructors. That evening we will also have an Opti in the pool for capsizing … we want to eliminate any and all worries for the first day!

This summer we are re-introducing Junior Tennis! For those of you who have taken swimming lessons you may know Jake Fleischer… he will be our new tennis instructor! Keep an eye out for more details as they become available.

Now for all of those who still think you’re a kid, also known as adults… yes I have some fun stuff running this summer for you as well!

Jane Marshall will be returning to RYC this summer to put on her Water Aerobics class on Tuesday mornings from 8:00-9:00am. For those of you who are interested, swimmers and non-swimmers can benefit from this total body workout. Basic water training designed to improve core muscle stability, cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility and joint range of motion. Look for the online registration in your emails!!

Adult Sail Instruction is looking to have another successful year on the water! This summer we will have classes for every type of sailor… Learn to Sail, Basic Keelboat, Intro to Racing and a ‘Tune-up’ Course. Interested in becoming instructor, talk to William Lutz or myself to make that happen!

For those of you who are looking for a good social time … keep an eye out for the Cruising Fleet Schedule!! Whether it’s heading out to watch races or up the River for a River Bar Crawl… we just might have what you’re looking for!

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 2 3

Mtg NightBar Opens at 5:30 pmRYCWA’s MtgYoga AlexandriaGentile

4Bridge

5 6Pot of Gold

7Breakfast with Easter Bunny

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EASTER BRUNCH

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Team Racing

10Mtg NightBar Opens at 5:30 pmFacilities MtgNO Yoga

11BridgeSpring Series:Bay CreekStand-up Paddling

12MembershipComm. Mtg

13Pot of Gold

14Presentationwith Mike Ingham

Team Racing

15Waffle & Omelet Station9:00 - 1:00Race Management Seminar 8-5 pm

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Club Closed

Team Racing

17Mtg Night Bar Opens at 5:30 pmFinance CommMtgYoga Jeff Young

18BridgeSpring Series:Constructionof St. LawrenceSeaway

19RYC BoardMtg

20Pot of Gold

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22Waffle & Omelet Station9:00 - 1:00

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Club Closed

24Mtg NightBar Opens at 5:30 pm

Yoga Jeff Young

25BridgeHouse & Ent.Committee Mtg

Skippers’ Mtg

26RYCWA’s May’sMeeting

WINE PAIRING-DINNER

27Pot of Gold

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29Waffle & Omelet “Bring BackSummer”Family NightPasta & BINGO

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Club Closed

1Open for Lunch11:30

Mtg NightBar Opens at 5:30 pmYoga Jeff Young

2Bridge

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RYCWA’s Fashion Show

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Kentucky DerbyParty in theBurgee Bar

6Waffle & Omelet Station9:00 - 1:00

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Club Closed

8Castingfor CaringOpen for Lunch11:30 amYoga Jeff Young

9Bridge

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MembershipComm. Mtg

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MOTHER’SDAY BRUNCH

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Club Closed

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Open for Lunch11:30 am

Yoga Jeff Young

16Bridge

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RYC Board Mtg

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COMMODORESBALL

20Waffle & Omelet Station9:00 - 1:00

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Club Closed

22Open for Lunch11:30 amFinance Comm MtgYoga Jeff Young

23Bridge

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Kids Night!

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Pool Opens

27Waffle &OmeletRochesterCommunityBoating GALA

28MEMORIALDAY

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Open for Lunch11:30 am

30Bridge

Red CrossBlood Drive

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