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Vol. CXVI No. III May 2018
From The Bridge
H
ello and welcome to Springtime at MYC! The Frostbiters are all wrapped up and the
marina is finally showing signs of life! Our dock crew is busy preparing our docks and
pool for our 2018 summer season. The Gardens and Grounds Committee have met
and are on task! The outside back patio canopy is up and our restaurant staff is ready
for outside service! Now, if Mother Nature would show up to the next Board meeting, I’d like
to have a word with her! 80 degrees and sunny please!
Please be sure to take advantage of all that MYC has to offer its members. Now is the time to
become involved! Learn to sail at our adult sailing program on Wednesday nights (see Page
10) or for the little ones, check out our Junior Sailing Program (see Page 15). Sign up to join
the MYC Anglers fishing fleet, water aerobics, swim team, or volunteer on the Race Commit-
tee. You’ll be surprised that you might make a new friend for a lifetime. We will get you on or
in the water, even if you don’t have a boat! Come see me, or email me or any other officer,
and we will get your feet wet!
May is a busy month at the Club starting with Cinco de Derby on May 5th. Come mix it up with a margarita and a big,
floppy derby hat, or a mint julep and a sombrero! The big screen will be up for the most exciting two minutes in sports—
the running of the roses!
Our Opening Day ceremonies are on Saturday, May 19th. Join us and meet the officers, I promise the speeches will be
brief! (No hecklers allowed). Enjoy to the cool, smooth sounds of The Ken Trapp Duo while savoring luscious compli-
mentary hors d’oeuvres. Chef David has put together an interesting, delicious menu for all to enjoy. Make a reservation
as soon as possible, as it’s sure to fill up fast!
On Friday, May 25th, we kick off the long weekend with a live performance by member Sean Morrissey, who will enter-
tain you with the sounds of The Beatles, James Taylor and more. And don’t forget the infamous MYC Shuckers as they
crack open complimentary clams and oysters, while they last! Come on down, order a specialty cocktail and watch the
pros shuck! Finally, the boys of summer are back! May 27th The Titan Durty Band rocks the MYC patio!
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family and friends of Past Commodore William (Bill) Hahn, who passed away re-
cently. Bill served as our Commodore in 1975 and 1976.
See you dockside. Your humble leader,
Ken Herbert, Commodore
Milford Yacht Club
131 Trumbull Avenue, Milford, Connecticut 06460
Office 203.783.0060 | Fax 203.783.0067 | Reservations 203.783.0070
www.milfordyachtclub.com
© 2018 Milford Yacht Club, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Photo Credit: Peter Bogucki
Hours of Operation — May 2018
THURSDAYS Bar & Restaurant Open at 4pm
Dinner Served Until 8:30pm
Founded 1903
FRIDAYS Bar & Restaurant Open at 12pm
Dinner Served Until 9pm
Commodore
Kenneth Herbert SATURDAYS Bar & Restaurant Open at 12pm
sparrekh1@aol.com
Dinner Served Until 8pm
Vice Commodore
Robert Colum SUNDAYS Bar & Restaurant Open at 12pm
vicecommodore@milfordyachtclub.com
Dinner Served Until 7:30pm
Rear Commodore
Albert W. Franke III
rearcommodore@milfordyachtclub.com
RESERVATIONS 203-783-0070
Fleet Captain
Robert Farnum
fleetcaptain@milfordyachtclub.com May Happy Hour @ The Lounge
Secretary
Sarah Ferrante
membership@milfordyachtclub.com THURSDAYS 4pm to 6pm $1.00 Off Drinks
$6.00 Off Any Bottle of Wine
Treasurer Outstanding Happy Hour Menu
Bruce P. Kuryla, P.C.
bpkuryla@aol.com
FRIDAYS 4pm to 6pm $1.00 Off Drinks
Outstanding Happy Hour Menu
General Manager
Theresa Phelan SATURDAYS 3pm to 6pm $1.00 Off Drinks &
203-783-0077 $6.00 Off Any Bottle of Wine
tphelan@milfordyachtclub.com
Outstanding Happy Hour Menu
Office Staff
Kirsten Ash Othen Watch the e-blasts for surprise Happy Hour offerings!
203-783-0060
office@milfordyachtclub.com
Director of Catering and Dining Off The Bow
James Fedorchak
203-783-0075
jfedorchak@milfordyachtclub.com
Sat. May 5th — Cinco de Derby!
Restaurant Chef
David Bridgforth Sun. May 13th — MYC Mother’s Day Dinner
203-783-0074
mycchef@aol.com Sat. May 19th — Opening Day with Ken Trapp Duo
Bar Manager
Fri. May 25th — Sean Morrissey and the MYC Shuckers
John Regan Sun. May 27th — Titan Durty Rocks The Club!
johnregan@milfordyachtclub.com
Fri. June 1st — Commodorable’s Ladies’ Cocktail Party
Restaurant Reservations
203-783-0070 Sat. June 9th — Commodore’s Reception with Dyna Mojo
Dock Office Sun. June 17th — Blessing of the Fleet
Matt Iovanna, Dockmaster
203-783-0065 Sun. June 24th — Music on the Deck
myc.dockmaster@milfordyachtclub.com
Wed. June 27th — Guest Chef Pasta Night
Rudder Editor Wed. July 25th — MYC Opti Regatta
Mrs. Silence Dogood
rudder@milfordyachtclub.com Sat. Aug. 18th — Offsite South Seas Luau Party
Junior Sailing 203-783-0069
Pool Office 203-783-0068
Angler’s Hotline 203-444-6645
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COLUM’S COLUMN
Upcoming Events from Vice Commodore Bob Colum
Well, happy May! The Club
opening events have start-
ed and it’s obvious that
members are excited! My
column this month is dedi-
cated to our new, younger
members.
I must comment that it
warms my heart to see
several new, younger
members who have sailed
or swam at our Club and
have now returned to join
as full members. I see that as a testament to how
successful our Club heritage and junior programs at
MYC have been in the past. Some of these new
members have actually sailed or swam with and
mentored our own children.
I want to relate an experience that occurred last Sat-
urday night. Trish and I decided to attend Saturday
happy hour (for member research purposes, of
course). While there, we saw a large table of young
members and their guests. They were all having a
great time together and the group included four,
really, really young members. It was amazing to see
these one and two-year olds with their families, and
quite frankly, the flashbacks began. I said to Doug
Jones, PC (who was also doing member research)
“that is a future class of Optimist sailors”. In retro-
spect, that group of four could soon fill the pool
lanes at a swim meet.
If I may speak for the Officers, we believe that the
future of MYC is the successful interaction of our
senior members with the new members. There is so From The Editor
much knowledge and history that we need to transi- Welcome to a special expanded
tion (or download), to the youngins’. edition of The Rudder! The Club
has so much to offer this season,
We all relive our past family memories and hopefully I’ve had to double the size of this
much of it can be about sailing, boating, swimming issue, to 16 pages from its usual 8
and fishing. Most importantly, it is all about the fun pages! I hope you enjoy this edition
that a family paints their memories, in our case, us- as much as I have putting it togeth-
ing water as the canvas. I am confident that MYC er. Remember, your comments and
can provide another rewarding experience and your suggestions are always welcome at
Officers and Board are dedicated to making sure rudder@milfordyachtclub.com.
that happens. But I must say to the youngins’, it is
worth the wait, you will see. Your Humble Rudder Editor,
Bob Colum
Vice Commodore
Mrs. Silence Dogood
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SECRETARY’S LOG
Membership News from Secretary Sarah Ferrante
In accordance with Article VI, Section 1 of the Milford Yacht Club, Inc. Constitution, the following new members were
approved by the Board of Directors and are welcomed into the MYC community:
New Members Membership Class Sponsored By
Alan and Lisa Harrison A Membership Committee
Paul and Corinne Cicerchia A Brock and Missy Dubin, Membership Committee
Ruth Munson D Marianna Erenhouse, Membership Committee
Sarah Macary B Membership Committee
MYC Car Burgees Are In! Check Out Our New Wine List Additions
Reds
Hall Cabernet $45
Caymus Cabernet $95
Meiomi Pinot Noir $35
The Calling Pinot Noir Fox Den Vineyard $70
(These Are The Good Ones)
Stag’s Leap Petite Sirah $55
Sparkling and Champagne
Chandon Brut Classic $40
Veuve Clicqout Brut (half bottle) $48
Get Yours While They Last! Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut $75
Commodorable’s Ladies’ Cocktail Party
Friday, June 1st 6:00pm to 8:00 pm
First Lady Elena Garet cordially invites you to join her for the Ladies’ Cocktail
Party to benefit The Connecticut Food Bank.
All of the ladies of the Club are welcome!
(Donations to The Connecticut Food Bank accepted by check only, please)
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SPECIAL EVENTS
You Don’t Want to Miss This!
Cinco de Derby!
Saturday, May 5th
Where Margaritas meet Mint Juleps! Come on down to the Club to
celebrate the 144th running of the Kentucky Derby and the 156th
anniversary of General Ignacio Zaragoza‘s victory over the French!
Kentucky Derby Drink Specials
Traditional Hat Contest for the Ladies (and Tom Sbabo)
Ascot Contest for the Gentlemen
Complimentary Cheeses and Chef‘s Choice of Nibbles
Post Time Is 6:34 PM EST
Big Screen on the Dance Floor for the Big Race!
Cinco de Mayo Buffet at 5pm
Taco Bar featuring seasoned beef and chicken
Cheese Enchiladas with fantastico enchilada sauce
Salmon and Spinach Enchiladas with white wine sauce
Pork and Cheese Chimichangas with Ranchero Sauce
Mexican Chicken Wings
Mexican Rice
Refried Beans
Nachos, Salsa, Chips, Sour Cream and Guacamole
Adults $14.95 Children $8.95
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SPECIAL EVENTS
You Don’t Want to Miss This!
Mother’s Day at MYC
Sunday, May 13th
Seatings at 12pm, 1pm and 2pm
Starters
Lobster Bisque $6 / $8
Grilled Vegetable Stack $11.95
Seasonal vegetables in a pool of Pomodoro sauce and balsamic glazed burrata
Shrimp Cocktail with tangy sauce and lemon $ 14.95
Grilled Octopus $12.95
Topped with pickled pepper and onions, with a green harissa sauce
Mixed Greens salad included with Entrée
Tomato, cucumber, apples, smoked bacon and walnuts with crumbled blue cheese
Entrees
Slow Roasted Salmon $22.95
Honey and coriander glazed, served with an almond basil pesto and topped with avocado salsa
Served with parmesan orzo.
Roast Chicken Breast $21.95
Topped with sun-dried tomatoes and grilled artichokes. Finished with a Marsala sauce
Pork Osso Buco $23.95
Pomegranate and port wine slow-braised pork osso buco, served with crispy Brussels sprouts in a roasted acorn
squash with butter-mashed potatoes and port demi-glace
Halibut Almondine $23.95
Pan roasted with a lemon, white wine butter sauce with toasted almonds, accompanied by rice pilaf
and house vegetable
Tagliatelle & Mushrooms $18.95
Ribbon pasta, assorted mushrooms, leeks and garlic in a pesto Alfredo sauce
Mixed Grill Sampler $24.95
Petit filet mignon, Bordelaise, roast rack of lamb and a rabbit & garlic sausage over tomato potato
Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus $24.95
Served with au gratin potatoes and house vegetable
Dessert
Chef’s selection of sweets
Children’s Menu will be available
Reservations are a Must For This Popular Event 203-783-0070
SPECIAL EVENT CANCELLATION POLICY IS IN EFFECT (24 Hours Minimum Notice)
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SPECIAL EVENTS
You Don’t Want to Miss This!
116th Commissioning Ceremony
May 19, 2018 1800 hours
Join us for the 116th Milford Yacht Club Opening Day Commissioning Ceremony on Saturday, May 19th
Music provided by the Ken Trapp Duo from 7pm to 10pm
Raw Bar, Cheese and Assorted Butler-Style Passed Hors d’Oeuvres
Entrees
Roast Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus
with horseradish cream sauce, baked potato and house vegetable $24.95
Veal Osso Buco Milanese
slow-braised, topped with gremolata over herb mashed potatoes and house vegetable $26.95
New York Steak
12 oz. choice cut with truffle potato, house vegetable, topped with cherry peppers, mushrooms and onions $24.95
Drunken Shrimp
vodka marinated, sautéed in olive oil, garlic, herbs and lemon, balsamic reduction served over a creamy
Pecorino cheese rice with asparagus and tomatoes $22.95
Chicken Florentine
egg-dipped, boneless breast finished with a white wine lemon sauce, served over rice pilaf
and spinach, topped with shaved Pecorino $21.95
Trottole Pasta
tossed in a pesto cream with sun-dried tomatoes and topped with wilted arugula $17.95
Salmon Provencale
served over an artichoke puree, haricot verts and sauce of fresh tomato, herbes de Provence and garlic $21.95
All entrees accompanied by a house salad
Desserts from Our Dessert Menu of the Month
Reservations Please 203-783-0070
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MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
You Don’t Want to Miss This!
Sean Morrissey Joins The
MYC Shuckers
Friday, May 25th
Relax with a cool cocktail and a
warm sunset on the deck and
enjoy the acoustic sounds of
Sean Morrissey. From Liverpool
to Woodstock, Sean entertains
with your favorites.
Sean Morrissey The MYC Brother Shuckers: (l to r) Jimmy
Complimentary clams and oys-
“Littleneck” Trapp, Ken Herbert, Chris Gill, Al
ters while they last! The fun Russo, PC and Roger Downs
starts at 6pm. Don’t miss it!
TITAN DURTY on the Patio!
Sunday, May 27th 6:30pm to 10pm
MYC’s own Bull
Weber and The
Titan Durty
Band kick off
the Summer of
MYC on Memo-
rial Day week-
end! These vet-
eran rockers
play all of your
favorites from
the 60s through
today.
The energy level
on the patio
will be through
the roof! You
can’t miss this
show. Seriously.
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SUMMER FUN!
You Don’t Want to Miss This!
MYC Memorial Day Barbeque
Monday, May 28th 4pm—7pm
Milford Yacht Club
Grill Menu
Garden Salad
Swim Team
Corn on the Cob
Tossed Salad
Potato Salad
Baked Beans
Hamburgers / Hot Dogs
BBQ Ribs / Grilled Chicken
$18.95++
Children’s Menu
Hot Dog The Milford Yacht Club offers an
Hamburger active and successful swim team
Chicken Tenders that is part of the Connecticut Pri-
$10.95++(10 and under) vate Club Swim League (CPCSL).
$5.95++ (5 and under)
Watermelon, Cookies and Brownies
Welcome back everyone! The sum-
mer season is definitely upon us...no
more snow...more sun! Please join us
this season on the MYC Swim Team!
From beginners to high school sen-
iors, all are welcome. The pool staff
and I are looking to host the best
season ever! ~ Lauren Ranges, Pool
Director
Pool Calendar
June 18th — First day of swim prac-
tice
June 18th — Swimsuit fitting from
Metro Swim 12pm to 1pm on the
pool deck
June 29th– Summer Pool Kickoff Par-
ty 1pm to 3pm (All Members, DJ and
Face Painting)
Just as soon as the pool warms up, and doesn’t cause brain freeze, Bonnie Neilson will Practice Times
once again be doing water aerobics on Sunday mornings at 10am. It’s an easy, fun 40
11 and older - 10:00am - 10:45am
minutes to shape up for summer and it’s free! We’ll keep you posted as to a start date.
7 & 8 yr. olds - 11:00am -11:30am
No sign up necessary. Just show up at the pool, weather permitting, or let Bonnie know
5 & 6 yr. olds - 11:00am - 11:20am
you’re interested. sbutterfly337@yahoo.com
9 & 10 yr. olds - 12:00pm -12:40pm
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SAVE THE DATE
Upcoming MYC Events
South Seas Luau Party!
All Member Event
Brewer Pilot’s Point Marina, Westbrook, Conn.
Save the Date—Saturday, August 18th
Held in conjunction with the 2018
MYC Club Cruise & Rendezvous
August 17th through 19th
Milford Yacht Club’s 10th Annual Blessing of the Fleet
Sunday, June 17th, 2018
It’s that time of the year again… Summer is in the air, boats are in the water. Tradition
says that participation in the Blessing of the Fleet ritual will assure cruisers of fair weath-
er and safe passage, and racers of success on the race course. Others say this is mere
superstition, but why take chances? Come join us on Sunday, June 17th at 1500 hours.
Our Blessing of the Fleet ritual is intended to safeguard our boaters, crew, guests, and
vessels from the danger of the seas through a blessing given by our local clergymen,
and subsequent officiating at the water’s edge as the boats parade by. Special note,
based on feedback from the event in 2017, the hose will be returning!
This event is opened to the entire community. This time-honored tradition begins at
3:00pm with opening remarks. The procession of boats begins at 4:00pm. The celebra-
tion continues until 8:00pm. The Milford Concert Band will provide musical entertain-
ment.
If you are interested in joining the team that organizes this special event, contact Doug Jones, PC (douglasjones49@gmail.com)
10FUN AND GAMES
It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Loses an “Aye”
Milford Yacht Club House Rules
House rules exist for the safety and enjoyment of all of our members and it’s vitally important that all members be
aware of them and abide by them. Some of the biggies, of course, include making sure you sign in all guests at the
clubhouse and the pool (per the Connecticut Liquor Commission), the use of ditto marks in the guest book is not al-
lowed (unless, of course, your guest is named Mark Ditto, and it’s last name first), and children are not allowed into
the Commodore’s Lounge unless accompanied by and supervised by a parent or guardian. We thought we’d have a
little fun to help you familiarize yourself with our house rules in a crossword puzzle. For those cheaters out there, the
House Rules start on page 60 of the 2017 MYC Yearbook. Have fun!
For an answer key, email rudder@milfordyachtclub.com
11OF INTEREST
There’s Something For Everyone!
Pssst! Get the latest in MYC news and events... become an MYC Insider today!
Click the following link and then click the Visit Group button https://www.facebook.com/milfordyachtclubinc/
Wait...What?
“It’s A Baby Ruth!” The MYC pool was installed in what year?
A. 1965
B. 1966
C. 1967
D. 1878
Email your answer to rudder@milfordyachtclub.com. The first
correct answer wins a free drink at the Club! Congratulations
to Walt Micks, for last month’s correct answer, Sir Thomas
Johnstone Lipton.
Congratulations to Connie Arcobello
The MYC Officers and Directors wish to thank all those who
for the winning caption!
came out for the 2018 Annual Member Work Day! We got a
lot accomplished and also had a lot of fun. Thank you!
12OFF THE DOCKS AND ON THE GROUNDS
Junior Sailing News
JUNIOR SAILING REGATTAS THIS SUMMER!
Milford Yacht Club is hosting two regattas for the Junior Sailing
Association this summer. Our annual Green Fleet Optimist Re-
gatta has taken place at MYC for years. The term “Green Fleet”
refers to beginner sailors, usually between the ages of 7 and 9.
Different from any other fleet, Green Fleet sailors have the priv-
ilege of having coaches provide them with instruction during
the race. Although we call it the Green Fleet Regatta, we host
White Fleet, Blue Fleet and Red Fleet for older, more experi-
enced sailors as well. Last year, we used inflatable animal floats
as marks rather than the usual big orange marks, to keep our
younger sailors smiling out on the water. This summer, look for
our Optimist Regatta on July 25th!
In addition to our Green Fleet Optimist Regatta, we are hosting
a new Laser Radial, Feva and Pixel Regatta on July 2nd. We
hope this will become a new annual tradition to attract sailors and their families from around Long Island
Sound to our yacht club. Unlike the annual Larchmont Race Week, the new MYC regatta will be a one-day
event. More information to follow! ~ Nico Clayton
MYC Council of Junior Sailors
The Milford Yacht Club Junior Sailing program has recently formed a
council of junior sailors and instructors to help better the MYC Junior
Sailing program. There are five Laser sailors and two Opti sailors on
the Council. All the members of the Council are also JIs, or junior in-
structors. This means that they are afternoon sailors who help out
with the morning program. Walter Erenhouse was recently named
Head JI.
This Council exists to help better the Milford Yacht Club Junior Sailing
program. The body meets monthly to plan and develop different ide-
as and activities for the program. Some of the planned activities this
summer are a field trip to Brownstone, an outdoor water park in Con-
necticut, a day trip to Port Jefferson, New York, and a Laser/Pixel/Feva regatta at MYC. We also are going to be
starting Ideal 18/J-22 racing with Black Rock Yacht Club.
We want to make the program the most enjoyable it can be for the young sailors. To encourage interaction and
friendship between the senior and junior members of the program, we are developing a buddy system to pair up
older and younger sailors. Our goal is to cultivate a love of sailing in the youngest sailors in the program. We
want to the junior sailing program to continue and to be strengthened. We want people to enjoy sailing and
have fun. The Junior Sailing program is one of MYC’s most important legacies, and we want to make sure that it
continues to instill of love of sailing in our young sailors. ~ Caroline Begg
13MYC HAPPENINGS
Member News and Events
MYC’s World Famous
Angler Sez
Interested in Playing Bridge?
“Wednesday Night Angling
Is Back!”
June 6th through July 18th
Call the MYC Angler’s Hotline
for more information
203-444-6645
203-I-GIN-MIL
(yes, it really spells that) Come to the Club on Fridays at Noon for
Lunch, then enjoy some Bridge!
Operators are
standing by Contact Audrey Baston (203) 874-1719 for more information
24 / 7
SOS! (Summer of Sailing)
This is the Milford Yacht Club program of adult sailing instruction geared to those who would
like to try sailing but that have little or no experience. Some students become avid sailors.
Others just want to try going out on a sailboat without feeling like they are the only beginner
aboard. The goal is to have fun on the water while learning some of the basic skills.
The students sail with an experienced sailor on the Milford Sailing Foundation J-22s. Students
should know how to swim and need only have a PFD (life jacket) and appropriate clothing. We
meet Wednesday evenings at 6:00 for six sessions starting June 20th. We will skip the week of
July 4th and the day of the Opti Regatta (July 25th) and finish August 8th. In case of adverse
weather conditions, we may offer land-based instruction. There is no requirement to be pre-
sent for every session. The fee for the instruction and use of the boats is $150 for the six les-
sons course.
Students who demonstrate proficiency may charter the J-22’s in the future. The rate is $30 per
day if you launch and retrieve the boat. For an additional $50, the dock staff will launch and
retrieve the boat, schedule permitting.
For more information about this exciting program, contact Fleet Captain Bob Farnum at
fleetcaptain@milfordyachtclub.com
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14OFF THE DOCKS AND ON THE GROUNDS
Your Club News and Events
Junior Sailing Registration Now Open!
Looking for a great way for your kids to spend their summer? Then check out MYC’s Junior Sailing programs!
Our seven week Junior Sailing program for 7 to 17 year-olds caters to beginners and returning sailors. We’ll
teach your kids how to sail their own boat, along with water safety, seamanship, boat handling and racing
techniques, and everything else that goes with being on the water. They’ll learn teamwork, build self esteem
and make new friends and lasting memories.
New this summer—we also are offering the option to sail an RS Feva! This boat is a double-handed vessel
with an asymmetrical spinnaker that may be sailed by children 12 and older. Seasonal rentals and purchases
are available through Boat Locker and Landfall Navigation.
All of our program specifics may be found on our website by clicking here. If you want to register, simply click
on the “Register Now” button on the right hand side of the home page.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call 203-394-7621 or email jrsailing@milfordyachtclub.com.
Marianna Erenhouse
Junior Sailing Chair
Dockmaster Iovanna reminds all junior sailors to let him know in advance of bringing your boat down to the Club if you are
keeping it in the dry sail area. All boats, including kayaks, must be registered with the dock office and have current stickers.
P.C. Frank Bayers’
Red Cross Blood Drive got perennials?
Monday, June 18th The MYC Gardens and Grounds Committee will happily ac-
1:00pm to 6:00pm cept donations of your perennials to transplant at the Club.
Milford Yacht Club
Contact Nell Moll, Co-Chair at ftbeach@optonline.net
15Milford Yacht Club
131 Trumbull Avenue
Milford, CT 06460
Calendar subject to change. Please call the Club or check the website for up-to-
the-minute information. www.milfordyachtclub.com 203.783.0070
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