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Clear water
Yacht Club
May 2021 C MPASS
Spring Has Sprung
See pages 8-11 for more Blessing of the Fleet photos
Inside A variety of Tastes from the
Serving up a Delicious Easter Brunch C. Mondavi & Family Wines
See pages 4-5 for more Easter Brunch photos See page 6 for more Wine Tasting photos
Commodore’s Corner
Happy days are here again
The skies above are clear again
So, let’s sing a song of cheer again By Amie Crosby, Membership Chairman
Happy days are here again! We have sprung into May! While we
There’s a buzz in the air at CYC are out looking for those May flowers,
and it’s as if you can hear members and lets also be looking for new Summer
staff humming the tune to ‘Happy Days Members. Our Summer membership
Are Here Again.’ The worst of Covid is Commodore promotion is beginning, and this is a
surely behind us, many of our members Mary Kay Delk fantastic time for people to give CYC a
are safely vaccinated and we’re ready to celebrate with our trial run. If you know of someone who
CYC family. More and more members are back at the Club might be interested in joining but reluctant to jump
and our staff is happy to welcome everyone back. right in, let them know about our Summer Membership
We’ve got a lot of reasons to be happy enough to sing. option.
Here are a few of my top reasons: Let me ask you a question? When was the last time
4 Our new General Manager, Michael Ciaccio, started at you met a new friend at CYC? We see all sorts of chal-
CYC on April 26. Make sure to attend the welcome party lenges on social media with people posting videos and
for Michael C. on May 8. Besides being fun, it will be a photos, why not have a CYC challenge. I’m challeng-
great opportunity to meet Michael and his wife, Dawn. ing all our members to introduce yourself to a mem-
4 When you are at the Tiki, look at the Dry Dock door ber that you may not know or recruit a new member.
closest to our Dockmaster’s office. The plastic bag hang- Capture the moment with a photo or a video and post
ing on the door holds something we’ve all been waiting to the Clearwater Yacht Club Facebook page. Let’s
for—the building permit for the ladies restroom. see how many members we can meet and recruit this
4 Michael Irwin has already made a significant impact month.
on the quality and presentation of the food coming out of MAY-be I should ask you the corny joke now? Why is
our kitchen. He has worked many, many extra hours over the letter A like a flower?
the past several weeks. Next time you see Michael, thank Please remember that membership is not just about
him for his efforts. the recruitment of new members but retention of our
4 Dockmaster Tom and Bartender Rob are both a great current members. If you ever have any questions or
fit for CYC. They’re friendly and hard working. If you suggestions, and want the answer to the corny joke,
haven’t met both of them yet, be sure to introduce your- please join us at the Membership meeting the first
self next time you come to the Club. Wednesday of the month or send me an email at
As the virus winds down, CYC is winding up. Watch amieamc@icloud.com
for more fun events and traditions over the next few
months. See you at the Club!
If you have comments or questions about the Club, 2021 Officers, Directors,
Appointments & Trustees
please email me at mkpeckassociates@gmail.com or text
CYC Officers
me at (727) 510-1978.
Mary Kay Delk Commodore
Gregory Crist Vice Commodore
Board Highlights
Curtis Wold Rear Commodore
Phil Shaw Treasurer
Misha Kelly Secretary
By Misha Kelly, Secretary
Rod White Fleet Captain
The Board of Directors (BOD) took the following ac- Greg Garner Immediate Past Commodore
tions at the April 15 meeting: Board of Directors
l Received reports from the Interim General Joan Carter Kelley Lesperance
Amie Crosby Rich Libonate
Manager, Treasurer and Finance, the Selection Jim Hannigan Jamie Patchett
Committee, House and Grounds, and the Capital Board of Trustees
Improvements Committee(s). PC David Billing Harry Jamieson
l Approved membership status changes; nine new
PC Dick Boblenz PC Hoyt Nichols
members, one rejoin, nine status changes, eleven Wayne Huneke PC Gary Strohauer
resignations, one LOA, and twelve LOA extensions Appointments
(through July 1) Fr. Bob Wagenseil Fleet Chaplain
The next board meeting is May 20. Dr. Don Collins Fleet Surgeon
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Waterside
By Rod White Yachting
Fleet Captain
By Kelley Lesperance
Yachting Chairman
The Waterside Committee
meeting was held this month on April 20 “The fishermen know that the sea is
via Zoom due to several of the commit- dangerous and the storm terrible,
tee member being out of town. Steve but they have never found these dangers
Ekovich did a Power Point presentation to the committee sufficient reason for remaining ashore.”
on the TDR credits so that the committee would under- Vincent Van Gogh
stand the value and requirements of this club asset. We
will be requesting that Steve present this to the Board What a great time we are having put-
and Capital Improvement Committees. John Minton ting the “Y” in CYC!
notified the committee that a contract has been signed On April 8, 60 of us gathered in the Main Dining Room
with Woods Consulting to create a CAD drawing of our for the “Celebration of Yachting” dinner. It was wonderful
marina to start the evaluation of our marina. We are to see such a wide variety of our members, including
planning a dock workday for members to donate some cruisers, sailors, new members and seasoned volunteers.
time to help improve the beauty of our docks and Thanks to Phyllis and Dick Nordman for providing unique
surrounding area. We will be discussing at our next door prizes of collectable china plates featuring famous
meeting a welcome committee for other boaters coming sailing ships.
from other FCYC clubs staying at our club. I am very
pleased with the work our new Dock Master Tom is doing Thanks to Gerard Kane for coordinating with US Sailing
around the club. Please introduce yourself and recognize to conduct a mark boat training for members on April 20
his work. Hope to see you at the club. and 22 via Zoom and on April 24 on the water. This will
Waterside Committee’s next meeting will be held on increase the capabilities of our volunteer base to support re-
May 18 in the Dry Dock. gattas and to help members be more proficient on the water.
CYC New Members
A small group of sailors from CYC participated in the 2021
Dunedin Boat Club, Gulf Series, Winter Regatta on April
At the April 15 Board of Directors meeting, 17. Dr. Paul Guidi took first in the spinnaker class with You
the following memberships were approved: Know Who, and Tim Roberts and Curtis Wold took first
place in the cruising class with Chances “R”. These casual
Tim and Charlotte Spacek races right off Clearwater Pass are a fun day on the water and
Mike and Margie Hamrick an opportunity to hone your sailing skills.
Charles and Deborah Turner
Gregory Kelly and Deborah Wahl Speaking of Regattas, CYC will support the Red Gear
Mark Quinn Racing Championships May 21-23. This event features
Clifford Albright F16 and NACRA 15 National Championships. Volunteers
Alan and Barry Felker are needed on the water and landside; specifically, we will
Chris and Linda Hillen need 2 pin boats, 2 mark boats, and 2 safety boats, along
Arleen Kozaka and Vicki Smith with boat operators and volunteers. CYC RC will need
If you see the pineapple flag on a table, please introduce landside volunteers to assemble the appropriate marks, flags
yourself and give our newest members a warm CYC welcome! and equipment for three days of racing. We will also host
a dinner for participants and volunteers on Saturday, May
22 outside on the Tiki to help decorate and set up. Reach
out to me [ Kelley Lesperance klesperance204@gmail.
com (407) 920-7545] if you are interested and available.
Check out redgearracing.com
Mark your calendar and plan to #raiseyoursails for Sum-
mer Sailstice June 19. CYC is planning an activity to get all
boats out on the water https://summersailstice.com/.
Every Friday night and Sunday afternoon we
will feature live music on the Tiki deck See you out on the water!
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Wine Tasting at CYC By Jim Hannigan
Clearwater Yacht Club hosted a
wine dinner Saturday evening, April 17. A five
course dinner so ably prepared by Chef Michael and
his staff, paired with five varietals of C. Mondavi &
Family wines. Greg Gauci, Vice President Southeast
Division of C. Mondavi & Family, led the guests
through the tasting. A bonus was Peter Mondavi
joining in, via Zoom, to talk about his wines and
share background and stories of his Familys’ jour-
ney through the wine business. A group from the
Venice Yacht Club were also in attendance, enjoying
a most hospitable time courtesy of CYC.
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The Burning
Chaplain’s of the Socks
Log (and Masks?)
By Father Bob Wagenseil, Fleet Chaplain
Looking back to April, it was, for many,
a month of blessings! Easter and Passover top that list
but, at CYC, we included our long overdue “Blessing of
the Fleet.”
Now we have come to the “Merry Month of May”
and it too holds the promise of blessings but of a
somewhat different
nature. The bless-
ings I refer to are
those of Memory
and Remembrance.
We pause each
year during May
to remember the
members of our
Armed Services
who have “paid the highest price to be called an
American” and they paid that price from Flanders
Fields to the Beaches of Normandy, from places with
names like Iwo Jima and Tarawa, Inchon, Hue, Khe
Sanh, Fallujah and Kamdesh. Memorial Day is not
just an excuse to party hearty but a solemn occasion of
sacred remembrance for those who put their freedom
aside and their very lives on the line so that we might
continue to enjoy the blessings of “life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.”
Yes, life itself is a precious gift, and May is also cyc
our month to recall our earliest memories and give
thanks for those special women who made the gift of Book club
life possible for us in the By Diane Switalski
first place. Whether they
THE BOOK CLUB meets the third Tuesday of every
were our birth mothers or month at 6 p.m. in the boardroom. All members and their
those very special “adopt- guests are welcome to join our stimulating and fun discus-
ed moms”—this month sions. If you enjoy reading, this is the place to be!
is our special opportunity Many of us stay for dinner. If you do plan to do so, please
to say ‘thank you’ and to make reservations with Virginia or Mary at 727-447-6000.
remind them how much All books are selected by the members prior to discus-
we love them. sion. Our upcoming meetings will feature the following:
With days of remem-
brance to come, I wish you and those you love, a May 18
happy month of May marked by the kindling of sacred THE DAUGHTERS OF KOBANI
memories that lead us not just to say ‘thank you,’ but by Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon
to pay that gratitude forward and “go and do like- June 15
wise.” THE VANISHING HALF
frbob.wagenseil@gmail.com by Brit Bennett
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By Joe Lane, Editor
Anyone who’s ever been on the water when the
winds are “blowing like stink,” appreciates its solemnity. The
Blessing of the Fleet states poignantly the finality of which
Tennyson’s bar refers. Whether it’s the dirge of the bagpipes, the
salt laden wreath bobbing in reverence, or the bell tolling as each
name is read aloud, the moment is not lost on sailors.
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning of the bar,
When I put out to sea,
But such a tide as moving seems asleep,
Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the boundless deep
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell,
And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of farewell,
when I embark;
For tho’ from out our borne of Time and Place
The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face
When I have crost the bar.
Alfred Lord Tennyson
We remember those who passed, we ask His blessing on the ves-
sels on which we risk our lives, and petition for safe return to our
home port. Arguably, the best tradition CYC celebrates, returned
this year. To all who attended, thank you for your participation.
You made this year’s Blessing of the Fleet truly memorable.
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cyc MEMBERS!
CELEBRATING Years
WITH cyc in May
37 years:
Al & Linda Humphers
Joyce Schmidt
32 years:
Ron & Kathleen Miller
23 years:
Ed Koch & Pam Estes
11-20 years:
Richard & Susan Emslie
Tim & Terri Roberts
Don & Richele Collins
6-10 years:
Pat Barnes
Suzy Circle
Collin & Abbey Heimensen
Branch & Joanne Moeling
Ty & Judy Witherington
Bob & Sherry Harmon
Don & Cathy O’Brien
Jack & Diane Smith
Marc & Laura Wilson
Todd & Amie Crosby
Al & Kristin Schreck
Elaine Stevens
Nathan & Jennifer Weatherilt
Bob & Becky Griffin
1-5 years:
Frank & Lynn Dame
Dave & Wendy Gattis
Guy & Cindy Kreps
Deb & Tom Mattson
Mario Andretti
Nick & Teri Galambos
Al & Marion Hunsberger
Richard & Joanne Tarbell
Chris & Ashley Arbutine
Michael Colman
Max & Terry Radford
Sam & Elena Slobounov
Ruth Ann Voelkert
Dan & Laurie Balla
Dick & Jo Burdek
Jason & Carol Graci
Todd Burg & Angela Leffard
Richard & Jennifer Dowling
Scott Newmark & Breanna Carter
May 2021 CYC Compass 11Cruisers
By Gary & Sondra Newcom
Hello from the Cruisers . . .
As you are reading this Compass,
some of the Cruisers are venturing
off on our 3 week long trip for the
year to the East Coast. Most of us left
April 15, heading to Venice Yacht Club
for one evening. From there, another
one night stay at the City of Ft. Myers
Yacht Basin, yet another at Roland
Martin before we head east thru the Locks.
Our plans called for an April 18 arrival on the East Coast.
It will be 2 nights in Stuart, splitting us up between Sunset
Bay, and the Harborage across the ets for fuel. We will stop in Naples at the Sailing Club for one
bridge. Onward to West Palm for 2 evening. Naples/South Seas was a rendezvous of sorts for
nights at the Sailfish Marina, then ven- us—some cruisers meet up with us; others left. May 3, we
turing to Bahia Mar in Ft. Lauderdale arrive in South Seas for a three night stay. Our last stop is at
for 3 nights. We headed to Miami Sarasota Yacht Club on May 7.
Beach for 2 nights, followed by a one If any others would like to join us at any of the stops, please
night stay in Key Largo, and Marathon’s contact me through email SLNewcom@Verizon.net or by
Marlin Bay, April 28. phone (813) 478-7606. We’d love to have you.
Several events were planned in Next month, I hope to have some fun and exciting ventures
Marathon, a Derby Party being one of to talk about. Let’s all be safe on the water.
them. We plan to leave Marathon on Happy Boating!!
May 2, hopefully with some Derby race winnings in our pock-
12 CYC Compass May 2021entertainment
by Curtis Wold, Rear Commodore
In April, we held Easter Brunch with
an amazing turnout. It was a great traditional
weekend with the Burning of the Socks on Friday,
April 9, the Blessing of the Fleet on Saturday, April
10, climaxing with the Masters Par-Tee (thanks to
Jim Hannigan for hosting and Jim Donnell for the
music!) on Sunday, April 11.
Our monthly Entertainment Committee met on Tuesday, April 13.
We enjoyed a Reggae Sunday on April 18, some Sunday music spon-
sored by Paul Greenhalgh April 25, and Bingo on Tuesday, April 27.
We will kick off the month of May with the CYC held a “Masters Partee” event to coincide
Kentucky Derby on the first, complete with our with the annual Masters Golf Invitational in Augusta,
hat contest, best dressed CYCer, etc. Cinco De GA. The event followed the Sunday Brunch and was
Mayo festivities will be Wednesday (Cantina held up in the Grill, due to the inclement weather the
Night) and a special welcoming to our new bay area experienced all
General Manager, Michael Ciaccio, on Satur- day. A hearty group of golf
day, May 8. Mother’s and fun enthusiasts enjoyed
Day Brunch on Sunday, May 9 is a great oppor- Ketel One Vodka specials,
tunity to show Mom how much you care. The courtesy of CYC member
Commodores Ball will be the highlight of Sat- Jim Hannigan, along with
urday, May 15. CYC Family Grill Out and Pool various giveaways. CYC
Party will splash in Sunday, May 16, while the member Jim Donnell treat-
Memorial Day Weekend on May 29-31 will round out the month. Keep ed everyone to his musical
your eye on the calendar and Constant Contacts for Friday entertain- stylings, while bartender
ment, Bingo, and Trivia details. extraordinaire Kane and
For this month’s yacht club trivia:
assistant Trey kept every-
in an old tradition, what is placed
one properly hydrated. A
under the mast of a sailing vessel or
in the keel of a motor vessel before
special thanks go out to
she is christened? Text me at (727) Michael, Virginia, Mary, and
641-8633 with your answer and your name; I will buy a drink at the Tiki all the incredible staff at
Bar for the third member who texts me the correct answer. CYC, as it was quite the busy
Last month, I asked what is the triangular flag of a boating club called? week, with all the events
A burgee! According to Tringali’s Yachting Customs and Courtesies, “It happening in succession. A
is properly worn only on the boats of members: from the bow staff of a great job by all.
powerboat, or from the masthead of a sailing vessel. The burgee is the
first flag raised after raising the National ensign, and it is the last one
lowered before lowering the National ensign.” As of the Compass dead-
line, I only had one correct answer (thanks Abbey Heimensen) rather
than three, so folks are making this too easy on my CYC bill.
The next Entertainment meeting will be on Tuesday, May 11 at 6:30
pm; we will be in person at CYC and on Zoom in a hybrid format. Until
then, I can be reached at woldca@gmail.com or on my cell phone by
text or voice at (727) 641-8633. When CYC members choose where to
go out, join our CYC family for a great time!
Don’t forget to mask up!
Let’s keep everyone safe!
May 2021 CYC Compass 13CYC EVENTS Save These Dates
Sunday 27th
Colin Hughes—Tiki 12-4 p.m.
Club Dining Hours Tiki Bar Hours
Tuesday-Thursday 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Tuesday-Thursday 5:00 -10:00 pm
Friday & Saturday 11:30 am - 9:30 pm Friday 2:00 pm - closing
Sunday Breakfast 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Saturday & Sunday 11:00 am - closing
MAY Friday 28th
Live Entertainment-TBD
Saturday 1st
Kentucky Derby Party 3:00 pm Monday 31st
CYC Post time! Memorial Day CYC Cookout - noon
Wednesday May 5
Tuesday 4th JUNE Cantina Night is
Bow Chasers 5:30 pm a Cinco de Mayo Party
House & Grounds Mtg. 6:00 pm Tuesday 1st
Club Closed for Lunch – Opens at 5
Wednesday 5th
House & Grounds - 6:00
Membership 6:00
Cinco de Mayo Party/Cantina Wednesday 2nd
Night Membership - 6:00
Thursday 8th Friday 4th
New Manager Welcoming Party Live Entertainment-OLD SCHOOL
Friday 7th Tuesday 8th
Live Entertainment-OLD SCHOOL Entertainment - 6:30 pm
Sunday 9th Wednesday 9th
Happy Mother’s Day-Brunch Finance - 5:30 pm
11 am & 1:30 pm Seatings Cruisers - 6:30 pm Sunday, May 9
Tuesday 11th Friday 11th Seatings at
Bow Chasers & CYC Ladies Animal Live Entertainment-J.R. Connections 11 am & 1:30 pm
Print Party 5-7 pm Tiki Saturday 12th
Entertainment 6:30 pm Private MDR-PM
Wednesday 12th Tuesday 15th CYC committees
Finance 6:00 pm Flag Day and organizations
Cruisers 6:30 pm Book Club 6:00 pm Committees
Thursday 13th Yachting - 6:00 pm Entertainment, RC, Curtis Wold
Trivia 7:00 pm Waterside - 7:00 pm Finance, Richard Libonate
Friday 14th Thursday 17th House & Grounds, VC, Gregory Crist
Live Entertainment-J.R. Connections Board of Directors - 6:00 pm Membership, Amie Crosby
Saturday 15th Friday 18th Nominating Committee, IPC
Commodores Ball 6:30 pm Live Entertainment-TBD Greg Garner
Sunday 16th Saturday 19th Policy, Commodore, Mary Kay Delk
CYC Family Grill Out & Pool Party Summer Sailstice – Celebration of Sailing Activities, Claire English
1:00 pm-5:00 pm Yachting Waterside, Rod White
Tuesday 18th Yachting, Kelley Lesperance
Sunday 20Th
Book Club 6:00 pm Father’s Day – Free Hot Dogs & CYC Organizations
Yachting 6:00 pm Drafts Bow Chasers, Linda Dorn
Waterside 7:00 pm For CYC MEMBER DADS Cruising, Gary and Sondra Newcom
Thursday 20th Tuesday 22nd Gulls, Lynne Shackelfordip’s Store,
Board of Directors 6:00 pm Trustees - 5:30 pm Compass
Friday 21st Friday 25th Editors: Joe Lane, Scott Newmark
Red Gear Racing Championship 21st- Live Entertainment-The Mixx Art Production: Randy Gdovin
23rd Saturday 26th Photo Credits: Jim Hannigan,
Live Entertainment-Peggy Morris Island CastAway DayAway Joe Lane, Rob Lesperance, Fr. Bob
Tuesday 25th Beach Party at 3-Rooker Bar Wegenseil, Curtis Wold, Mary Volturo
Trustees 5:30 pm The deadline for all copy, ads and photos
B-I-N-G-O 7:30 pm is the Friday following the Board of
Directors’ meeting each month.
14 CYC Compass May 2021General Manager’s Letter
By Virginia Hashey Vollenweider, Acting GM
April’s Showers have brought us May’s Flowers!
Summers
are HOT
Starting with our staff:
Congratulations to Donna for her promotion to Lead Server
and Trainer. Donna is always first to step in and help in any
capacity and her smile is infectious. Thank you Donna!
Congratulations go to Kane, our new Bar Trainer and
Leader. Kane has the lead to get new bar staff trained in at Clearwater
both food and bar service. Well done Kane.
These two positions are very important to our Club’s suc-
cess as we build our staff back to 2019 levels. The service
Yacht Club!
industry as a whole is down 35% in service staff and CYC is no Clearwater Yacht Club is
exception. We will be training some new faces over the next pleased to offer
couple of weeks and appreciate the patience as we get these a Summer 2021
new team members trained to our CYC standards. I can’t Membership program,
emphasize enough the importance of making reservations with details as follows:
at the Club. As we continue to train and return to adequate
staffing levels, we can tell you when the best time would be Effective from May 1–Sept 30,
Covid Safe Dining 2021
to make your reservation. Thanks for helping us with the res-
ervation process and welcoming these new Team Members. No initiation fee (Summer
Lastly, a wonderful May highlight will be welcoming our member must provide a credit
new GM, Michael Ciacco. Welcome Michael! card to be on file. It will not be
charged, so long as the summer
member pays their invoices.)
Monthly Parties Dues of $200/month.
No monthly food & beverage
minimum
Use of at CYC exclusively
Includes Daytime dockage
By Anita Cafferty, Bow Chasers Warm friendly people at CYC when available
Who said April Fools Day is only on the first? Turns
out this year, it ran over into our traditional Bunny Breakfast which At the close of the summer
had to be cancelled. BooHoo bunnies were seen all over, crying in membership, the summer member
the corners. in good standing may be offered
But then, we Bow Chasers didn’t miss a beat and jumped right membership in a class of their
back on board with the Celebration of Yachting dinner, featur- choice (Full, Social, or Junior) at
ing Alder Allensworth, a truly inspirational guest speaker. The the then current offer rates for
Outdoor dining and bar
two present day sailors, Cathy McNally and myself, along with dues and initiation (not eligible to
Commodore Mary Kay Delk and former Bow Chaser Luce Grey at- join under refer-a -friend program.)
tended the celebratory dinner.
Then the Blessing of the Fleet brought out PC Sandie Ramsden, Prospective members can
Mitzie France, PC Tish Wold, Lynn Shackelford, Phyllis Nordman only take advantage of one such
and ‘yours truly’ to participate in this, perhaps our most favorite Summer membership program.
tradition. Beloved leader Linda Dorn “missed the boat” due to
Call or email the office
traffic (as did the event’s color guard) but didn’t miss a beat joining Heated and chilled Pool
in the celebration after we all got back ashore. for more details!
By way of another grand tradition, “Hope Springs Eternal,” the 727-447-6000 or
Bow Chasers will Host a WILD party on May 11 at the Tiki Bar. office@clearwateryachtclub.org
Bring all your Animal Magnetism to our Animal Print Party from
5-7pm! Be creative! We’ll celebrate our version of Animal Trivia
with prizes and special drinks. We promise to have a roaring good
time. If you’d like to join us for dinner afterwards, please call the
Club for a reservation for a head (or is it ‘tummy’) count.
May 2021 CYC Compass 15CYC Family Commodores Ball
Saturday, May 15th
& Commodore Mary Kay Delk and Michael Delk
Cordially invite you to attend the
2021 Commodores Ball in honor of
Past and Present Commodores
Cocktails & Hors D’oeuvres
Sunday, May 16 1:00 pm-5:00 pm 6:30pm on the Tiki Deck
Dinner and Dancing 7:30pm
Taver Bayly Dining Room
$49.95 per person Black Tie,
Dark Suit or
Monday, May 31 12 noon R.S.V.P. 447-6000
Club Uniform
CYC Memorial Day 48 Hour Cancellation Policy in Effect
Cookout Please
Formal Attire or
Club Uniform
Clearwater Yacht Club
830 S. Bayway Blvd.
Clearwater, FL 33767
Phone: 727 447 6000
Email:
office@clearwateryachtclub.org
Website:
www.clearwateryachtclub.org
CYC Staff
Virginia Vollenweider Acting General Manager
Michael Irwin Executive Chef
Virginia Vollenweider Office Manager
Michelle Geis Accounting Manager
Dan Geis Maintenance Supervisor
Tom Natoli Dockmaster
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