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February 2020 C MPASS

See pages 12 & 13 for more Cruisers photos

InsideSee pages 8 & 9 for more Pirate Party photos

New Years Eve—Have it your way.Cruisers log anotherfun time together

Shiver Me Timbers! Thar be pirates!

See pages 4 thru 7 for more New Year’s Eve photos

CYC Compass February 20202

Commodore’s Corner

2020 Officers, DirectOrs,AppOintments & trustees

CYC OfficersGreg Garner Commodore Mary Kay Delk Vice CommodoreGregory Crist Rear CommodoreDennis Sheehan TreasurerCurtis Wold SecretaryDick Nordman Fleet CaptainPhil Beauchamp Immediate Past CommodoreBoard of DirectorsJoan Carter Rich LibonateJim Coats Jamie PatchettAmie Crosby Rod White Board of TrusteesPC David Billing Harry Jamieson PC Dick Boblenz PC Hoyt Nichols Wayne Huneke PC Gary StrohauerAppointmentsFr. Bob Wagenseil Fleet Chaplain Dr. Don Collins Fleet Surgeon

We are just moving right along into 2020, as well as moving right along with our Winter Membership Drive. We are at 23 new Winter Members. This is fantastic! Hoping that many decide to make Clearwater Yacht Club their perma-nent home. Let’s all try to make our new members feel welcomed and included. Again, I would like to thank all of those who have referred prospec-tive members to our club. Without you we could not continue to grow!

February brings some exciting events to CYC. First is our annual Valentine’s Dinner Dance. This year it falls on the actual day; no need to worry about taking your sweetheart to an overcrowded restaurant. Make your reservations to spend Valentine’s here at CYC. Then there is also the annual Chowdah (or Chowder for some) Challenge. Come show off your family’s famous recipe or create a new one. This is a fabulous event at our dry dock. Keep a watch on Constant Contact for all event details.

Please remember that the Membership Committee isn’t just about recruiting new members, but also re-tention of our current members. If you ever have any ideas, questions, suggestions or concerns, I encourage and welcome all members to come to a Membership meeting or send me an email at [email protected]. We meet the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Board Room.

By amie Crosby, Membership Chairman

Good NeWs! 2020 is a Leap Year! That means an extra day to enjoy our great club with friends and family. While you’re at it, take a mo-ment to look for the pineapple flag and welcome our many new winter members to the club family. Show them why they should join us full time.

February 2 starts off the month with a bang at our Super Bowl Party. Every TV in the house will be tuned to the game, so plan on joining us, rain or shine! February 14 is the ever important Valentine’s Dinner Dance. Be sure and get your reservations in early so you don’t miss out. Sunday, February 16, we’ll have another excuse to gather as we delight in the tastes of the Chowdah Challenge. The competition gets tougher every year, so if you think you’ve got a killer recipe, bring it down and let us be the judge!

An important function each year is the Laser Mid-Winters. We have activities beginning Wednesday, February 19, and continuing through Sunday, February 23. Don’t miss the opportunity to see our future cham-pions in action and support other club participants by volunteering. Pretty much every day we’re open there’s something happening. I encourage each of you to check the calendar and participate in any committee meeting or activity that sparks your interest. The more members who are involved, the better our club will be.

If you have suggestions for the club, whether it’s a menu item you’d like to see (or maybe one we previ-ously had but discontinued), an idea for a weekend activity or a comment about the facilities, please email Tom, Virginia or me, and we’ll make sure it gets to the appropriate committee.

Evelyn and I are looking forward to seeing you all around the club!

CommodoreGreg Garner

If you enjoy:l Sailingl Imbibingl Dining l Telling sea storiesl Cruising in company with other sailboats

We’re gathering in the Grille on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. for drinks and blather, 7 p.m. for dinner. The next Sailors’ Table will be February 26.

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What a Great year we just had, and with the Change of Watch and new leader-ship, I feel we’re ready for a terrific New Year!

We are moving our Waterside meeting to the last Wednesday of the month. We will meet February 26. I hope to see a lot of you there. We have some pressing and interesting business to discuss. I would welcome your involvement and feedback.

We’re trying to maintain our aging docks to the best of our ability as various problems arise. Also, with the tourist sea-son on top of us, we need to be aware of our neighbors. Let’s be sure everyone knows where they’re supposed to be. This is a private club, and some need to respect those boundaries as we protect our docks and boats.

Thanks for your help, and I’ll see you at the Waterside meeting!

WatersideBy dick NordmanFleet Captain

CYC Board Highlights

At the January 16 Board of Directors meeting, the fol-lowing items were discussed or actions taken:

l Vice Commodore Mary Kay Delk reported on House and Grounds recent inspection and efforts to prioritize maintenance items. She will prepare a proposal to redesign and refurbish the dry dock ladies’ room.

l Fleet Captain Dick Nordman discussed efforts to address increased trespassing. Reviewing adding more private property signs, chains on the finger pier entrance, possible gates and cameras.

l Treasurer Dennis Sheehan discussed plans to im prove accountability of requisition forms. At the end of 2019, the club had 505 memberships.

l Approved six new Winter Members as part of Membership’s new seasonal campaign.The next board meeting will be held February 20.

By steve McNallyYachting Chairman

YachtingFor will anyone dare to tell me that

business is more entertaining than fooling among boats? He must have never seen a boat, or never seen an office, who says so.

Robert Louis Stevenson

The holidays are slowly dipping below the horizon in our wake. The new decade has begun. And the Yachting Committee’s thoughts turn to the Laser Mid-Winter East regatta.

VOLUNTEERS, PLEASE!

The Laser Midwinter regatta is February 19–23. There are both landside and waterside opportunities for volun-teers. We always need people who are willing and able to volunteer their center console boats. We also have a strong need for one or two more RIBs (around 18 feet long and with 70 or more HP.)

We are co-hosting three separate Sunfish regat-tas (March 14–22) with the CCSC. People who are able to volunteer their boats and their time for these events are always appreciated. There are landside as well as waterside opportunities for volunteers.

Once again, the Yachting Committee is sponsoring its Race Committee 101 seminar February 1. This is open to anyone who wants to learn about how to run a sail-

boat race and what to expect. As always, we will be look-ing to shanghai as many participants as we can to help out with our regattas.

Anyone who has an interest in helping out with our Race Committee efforts, please do not hesitate to e-mail: [email protected].

CYC Yachting supported the Clearwater Community Sailing Center’s 420 regatta January 25-26. We will also support the Contender class Midwinter regatta January 31- February 2. If you want to spend a fun couple of days on the water, perfecting your Race Committee skills or learning more, please call Justin Ahern, at CCSC (727-515-9018) and let him know you are interested.

The February Sunset Cruise will be Saturday February 15. Meet at the Tiki Hut at 5:15 p.m. or so. Venus will be about 10 degrees up in the western sky at sunset, and you may be able to pick out Mercury very low on the horizon. We could always use a few more boats!

God Save the Poor Sailor!


MeMBers ushered in 2020 with a choice: sophisticated, elegant style with a 5-piece band and full house OR cozy and casual under a canopy of stars in the crisp December air, gathered around the Tiki Bar dock-side.

Either way, something for everyone’s taste—CHEERS!

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Yo Ho Ho ! Pirates Rock the Dock!

Jim Hannigan’s pirate booty grand pr ize winners Terry and Max Radford.

Kathleen Hannigan with Commodore Greg Garner and wife Evelyn enjoying the fun!

Pirates Judy Umeck and Barry Higgins

J. R. leads Cupid Shufflflflflflf flle —“How low can you go”?”

Host Jim Hannigan gets the party started with his love ly team.


Yo Ho Ho ! Pirates Rock the Dock!

Pirates Judy Umeck and Barry Higgins

The winner of the treasure for best pirate duds is...Jim Coats!

Ahoy Bridge RC Gregory Crist, VC Mary Kay Delk and Commodore Greg Garner !

Top thr ee lovely wenches: Phyllis Nordman, ““loot” winner ” VC Mary Kay Delk and Susan Camera.


socialsOur annual Soup Cruise will be held Tuesday evening, February

4, at the Randolph Farms Clubhouse with Cruise Captain Phyllis Nordman as our host. Hopefully, there will be a little nip in the air, but no matter the weather, we’ll enjoy tasting soups and other treats furnished by our members. Guests are always welcome; please contact Phyllis. Members should have received RSVP information.

We’ll continue our 50/50 raffles, so bring along some small bills. Our split is earmarked for charitable contributions chosen by the Bow Chasers Board.

Co-Captain Lynne McCaskill hosted an evening Wine Tasting January 14 at her Island Estates waterfront home. Wines for Humanity provided information on the wines they provided. Members brought delicious appetizers to accompany the wines and delectable desserts. A percentage of our orders will be donated to the Never Say Never Pirate Sailing Camp, along with $100 collected from our 50/50 raffles. Thanks to Assistant Cruise Captain Sherril Yoder for taking reservations.sailing

Tuesday, February 11, the Bow Chasers will host an Interclub Regatta, “For the Love of Sailing,” with four FWSA clubs invited to race in our basin. All members are invited to the Valentine-themed luncheon afterward. Call the club with your reservation. Interclub Chairman Cathy McNally is our organizer; contact her if you can volunteer to help with the event.

Sailing continues Tuesdays. Check our sailing schedule box. Remember that we are glad to help anyone learn to sail. Contact Race Captain Mary Lou Dean at [email protected] with any questions.Florida Women’s sailing association

First Delegate Theresa Haverkamp, Second Delegate Sandie Ramsden, Race Captain Mary Lou Dean and Interclub Chairman Cathy McNally attended the FWSA meeting January 15 hosted by the T. I. Tackers at Treasure Island Yacht Club. The morning general meeting was followed by speaker Alder Allensworth, co-founder of Sailability Greater Tampa Bay, and a luncheon. upcoming events

The Bow Chasers are looking for a member to make chow-der for the club Chowdah Challenge February 16. We will help with expenses, get worker bees to serve and assist with table decorations. Contact Cruise Captain Phyllis Nordman for information or to volunteer.

Save the date for the William Dean Tea Party March 11 at 11:30 a.m. And, of course, there will be chocolates! Guests are welcome.

By PC sandie ramsden, Bow Chasers Publicity

FEBRuaRy TuESDay SaiLinG SCHEDULEFebruary 4 Winter Series RacingFebruary 11 FWSA Interclub at CYC- “For the Love of

Sailing” and luncheonFebruary 18 Winter Series RacingFebruary 25 Winter Series Racing


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Chaplain’s LogBy Fleet Chaplain Father Bob Wagenseil

happy valentine’s dayWhat the world needs now, is love, sweet love; it’s the

only thing that there’s just too little of.Jackie DeShannon’s hit song still resonates today, but long

before it topped the charts in 1965, Valentine’s Day spread the good news of love in the hearts and homes of the western world.

While there are several traditions sur-rounding the origins of Valentine’s Day, many trace it back to one of the early martyrs of the Christian Church, Valentine of Rome, This particular Valentine was a priest who devoted his life to helping soldiers and caring for those in prison. While little is known concern-ing the details of his life, the story goes that in 296 AD, he was arrested because of his faith, and during his trial, he healed the blind daughter of the judge who was trying the

case. Shortly before his death, he sent the young girl whose sight had been restored a farewell note of encouragement and signed it “Your Valentine.” Pope Gelasius the First set the date of February 14th as St. Valentine’s Day in the year 496, and over the course of many centuries, that day continues the custom of sharing “Valentine’s” notes and gifts with those we love.

However, I suspect that if the real St. Valentine were among us today, then perhaps he would encourage us to listen once again to the words sung by Jackie DeShannon back in 1965 because St Valentine’s life of love was never limited to once a year. Accord-ing to legend, he was arrested and put to death—not because of a single act of love—but because of a lifetime of compassion and mercy directed not merely toward those he held most dear, but also to the poor, prisoners, strangers and all those in need of hope, healing, compassion and love.

This Valentine’s Day might be a good time to remember that what the world needs now might not simply be another box of chocolates, a night out on the town or a Hallmark card. “What the world needs now is love.....No not just for some, but for every-one;” and the gifts of love we may all be most in need of are the ones that truly come from the heart: words of kindness, acts of mercy and generosity, gestures of pa-tience, a willingness to listen, and a readiness to forgive. These are the lasting gifts which lie at the very heart of St Valentine’s Day, and then as now, they have the potential to bring hope and healing our way, and in so doing to change the world for good.Happy Valentine’s Day!

Fr Bob, Fleet Chaplain [email protected]

CYC Book CluBBy diane switalski

the BooK CLuB meets the third Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. in the Board Room. All members and their guests are welcome to join our stimulating and fun discussions. If you enjoy reading, this is the place to be!

Many of us stay for dinner. If you do plan to do so, please make reservations with Virginia or Mary at 727-447-6000.

All books are selected by the members prior to discus-sion. Our upcoming meetings will feature the following:

February 18*THE STRANGER INSIDE

By Lisa unger* lisa will be at this meeting to discuss her latest book, “The Stranger Inside.” She is an excellent speaker, and we hope to have a good turnout. All CYC members and guests are welcome.

March 17 MAFIA SPIES: THE INSIDE STORY OF

THE CIA, GANGSTERS, JFK and CASTRO By thomas Maier

At the January 16 Board of Directors meeting, the following memberships were approved:

Thierry & Liz Beckers Elaine & Ron BoggsRafik Loutfy & Farah Sanandaji Ruth Manning Alda & Jerzy Rodrigues Mike & Vickie Worrell

If you see the pineapple flag on a table, please introduce yourself and give our newest members a warm CYC welcome!

CYC New Members

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thursday Feb. 20th


CruisersBy don and joan Carter Cruising Chairpersons

hI everYoNe,The Cruisers just returned in time

to beat the cold front and get in this letter for the Compass. On our January trip, six boats set off for the Tampa Convention Center Marina, two for the Marriott Resort Marina and two for the Point Marina at Harbour Island.

Our hosts for this trip were Phil and Richie Shaw. Richie came up with a novel idea to make our normal Thursday dock party a progres-sive event, going to everyone’s boat for a signature drink and hors d’oeuvres. Just to make it more fun, there was a competi-tion with awards for the best drink and the best appetizer. Our winners were Jay Coats

for his wonderful appetizer and Gary Newcom for his dangerous “Baby Guinness” drinks.

Friday, during the day, was free time. At night our group met at the Improv Comedy Club for dinner and en-

tertainment. Saturday was a trip to Splitsville for some bowling and lunch. We finished off the night with reser-vations at Bernini’s in Ybor City.

Another great trip in Tampa, thanks to the Shaws! Now we are off to Westshore Yacht Club in South Tampa for February and a trip to St. Petersburg in March.

Everyone is always invited to our monthly meetings in the dry

dock every second Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Cruisers Weekend Hosts Phil and Richie Shaw

Joe and Ellen Dentice


Sunset cruises last 1-2 hours on member boats. We go out to the Gulf and return after sunset. Meet at the Tiki Bar before sunset. Be ready to board boat 45 minutes before sunset. Please let Reinhard Opitz know if you are going to join us in order to reserve space on a boat. Reinhard’s email address: [email protected]. Cell phone: 727-430-5500.

2020 SUNSET CRUISE SCHEDULEDaTE MEETinG TiME BOaRD BOaT SunSETFebruary 15 5:05 PM 5:35 PM 6:21 PMMarch 28 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:47 PMApril 25 6:45 PM 7:15 PM 8:02 PMMay 16 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:14 PM

january sunset Cruise


Club dining hoursTuesday-Thursday 11:30 am - 9:00 pmFriday & Saturday 11:30 am - 9:30 pmSunday Breakfast 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

tiki hut hoursTuesday-Thursday 6:00 -10:00 pmFriday 2:00 pm - closingSaturday & Sunday 11:00 am - closing

CYC EVENTS save these dates

February eventssaturday 1st Race Committee 101 8:30 a.m. Private MDR PMsunday 2nd New Member orientation Super Bowl lIVtuesday 4th House and Grounds Meeting 6:00 p.m.Wednesday 5th Membership Meeting 6:30 p.m. Private DDthursday 6th Bow Chasers BoD Meeting 6:00 p.m. land Cruisers Meeting 6:30 p.m.sunday 9thSmooth Jazz Breakfast Buffet featuring Walker kittle 10 a.m.-2 p.m.tuesday 11th Entertainment Meeting 6:30 p.m.Wednesday 12th Finance Meeting 6:00 p.m. Cruisers Meeting 6:30 p.m.thursday, 13th Team Trivia 7:00 p.m.Friday 14th haPPY vaLeNtINe’s daY Valentine’s Dinner Dance featuring JR Connectionssaturday 15th Sunset Cruise 6:00 p.m. Sweetheart Car Show 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.sunday 16th Chowdah Challengetuesday 18th Yachting Meeting 6:00 p.m. Book Club 6:00 p.m.Wednesday 19th lMWE Jazz Night 7:00 p.m.thursday 20th lMWE Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. Bingo 7:30 p.m. Cruisers to Westshore YC February 20-23Friday 21st lMWEsaturday 22nd lMWE Pasta Banquet DD

sunday 23rd lMWE Flip Flop Dave at Tiki 1-4 p.m.tuesday 25th Trustees Meeting 6:00 p.m.Wednesday 26th Waterside Meeting 6:30 p.m. Sailors’ Table 7:00 p.m.Friday 28th 4th Friday Entertainment Private DD PMsaturday 29th Tropix Boat Tour

March eventssunday 1st New Member orientation 11:30 a.m.tuesday 3rd House and Grounds Meeting 6:00 p.m.Wednesday 4th Membership Meeting 5:00 p.m.thursday 5thBow Chasers BoD Meeting 6:00 p.m. land Cruisers Meeting 6:30 p.m.saturday 8th Daylight Savings Beginstuesday 10th Entertainment Meeting 6:30 p.m.Wednesday 11th Finance Meeting 6:00 p.m. Cruisers Meeting 6:30 p.m.thursday, 12th Team Trivia 7:00 p.m.saturday 14th Sunfish Masters Regatta st. PatrICK’s daY PartYtuesday 17th HAPPY ST. PATRICk’S DAY Yachting Meeting 6:00 p.m.Book Club 6:00 p.m.Wednesday 18thSunfish Masters Regatta Jazz Night 7:00 p.m.thursday 19thBoard Meeting 6:00 p.m. Bingo 7:30 p.m.Friday 20th Clearwater Challenge Kick-Off Party

saturday 21st Clearwater Challenge Commodore’s Ballsunday 22nd Sunfish Masters Regattatuesday 24th Trustees Meeting 6:00 p.m.Wednesday 25th Sailors’ Table 7:00 p.m.thursday 26th Cruisers to SPYC—March 26-29Friday 27th 4th Friday Entertainmentsaturday 28th Sunset Cruise Private MDR PM

CYC committees and organizationsCoMMItteesentertainment, RC Gregory Crist Finance, Richard libonatehouse & Grounds, VC Mary kay DelkMembership, Amie Crosby Nominating Committee, IPC Phil BeauchampPolicy, Commodore Greg Garnersailing activities, Claire EnglishWaterside, Dick NordmanYachting, Steve McNally

CYC orGaNIzatIoNsBow Chasers, linda Dorn and lynne McCaskillCruising, Don and Joan CarterGulls, lynne Shackelfordip’s store, CoMPass

editors: Janis Howard, Judy umeck Photo Credits: Tom Brusini, Anita Cafferty, Bob Griffin, Judy Umeck

The deadline for all copy, ads and photos is the Friday following the Board of Directors’ meeting each month.


General Manager’s LetterBy tom Brusini, General Manager

suPerBoWL suNdaY opens the month of February! The fun begins at 3 p.m. Sunday, February 2. We’ll have our killer football menu—wings, dogs, ribs, nachos—you name it! We’re hoping the weather is perfect for us to party downstairs, but if not, we’ll simply come upstairs as we did years ago to watch the big game. And that football pool...count on it! $10 gets you a chance to win $200 or $400! Last year we started a 2nd football pool, so bring plenty of cash and buy a square…or many!

Now’s the time to reserve your table for our

VaLEnTinE’S DinnER DanCE. We usually have this party the Saturday before the actual holiday, but this year the 14th falls on a Friday, so we’ll change up the format a bit. We’ll still feature our full menu, and Chef John is also offering some great, top-end dinner spe-cials: surf & turf, twin lobster tails, king crab legs, rack of lamb…you get the idea! Yes, we’ll still have that fabu-lous prime rib, so call now for your table. The music that night will be provided by one of our favorites, JR. Best bet is to wear your most comfortable shoes since he always keeps the dance floor packed!

There are only a few club parties in which members cook

and bring their best recipes. One of the favorites is our annual CHOWDAH CHALLENGE! Hosted by Helen Correia once again, this year it will Sunday, Feb. 16. Dust off those recipes and enter yours now! You can start setting up at 1 p.m., and the tasting begins at 2 p.m. We’ll have prizes for Most Unique, Best Decorations and Best Overall.

Would you like to be part of a world-class Race

Committee with an international reputation for excellence in race management? Our biggest regatta begins with registration beginning February 19. We will need over 70 volunteers to help—on the water in the Gulf of Mexico and landside at the Clearwater Community Sailing Center. It’s a four-day regatta and an Olympic qualifier, so if you are able to help on any or all days, it would be much appreciated—and you’ll have fun doing it! We’re conducting another training class February 1: Race Committee 101. It’s free to attend. You’ll learn lots about what we do, and we’ll even feed you after the class! Join us for 0830 coffee & pastries, 0900 meeting, 1200 buffet lunch.

As always, details to follow for all parties—cost, time,

location and the like. The important thing is to call or email now and make your reservations, so you don’t miss out!

at your service,I remain,Tom Brusini

EntertainmentBy Gregory Crist, rear CommodoreWe’ve Got soMe great entertainment

and fun for you this month, so mark your calendar and plan to be at CYC!

First, it’s a tailgate-style Super Bowl Party with stadium food, games, huge prizes and more! We’ll have

the big screens and the boards ready to go. Don’t miss our Smooth Jazz Sunday with an

amazing buffet & Bloody Mary bar 10am-2pm, Next, our Valentine’s Day eve-ning is a dress to impress event with dinner and dancing. Also, the 2020

Chowdah Challenge is simply a culinary experi-ence. You’ll taste and judge some of CYC’s best member recipes with prizes for all categories!

Finally, come aboard for a Tropix cruise right from our own marina, as we party the intracoastal waterway. This is a limited seating event and requires reservations in advance.

Don’t forget, CYC has the best Friday night prime rib in town with music for dancing. Be sure to check the Compass for even more events, including Bingo and Trivia nights.

See You at the Club!

Turnabout Partycontinued

By Mary Kay delk, vice Commodore

HouSE and GRouNDSWoW! We had 18 people come to the first 2020 meeting of the House and Grounds Committee. It’s great to see so many of our members who care about our club. The purpose of the meeting was to determine what projects would be undertaken over this next year.

The committee reviewed the results of an inspection of the facilities, considered suggestions from the member-ship and then added more possible projects. The list was quite long. After serious consideration, the committee determined that the number one priority was remodel-ing the dry dock ladies’ restroom.

We will be looking at other projects and seeing what fits into the club budget. Keep your eye on this column as we work to make Clearwater Yacht Club even better.

Have you wanted to tell the CYC Board what you think about our fine club? You’ll be getting a chance to ex-press your opinion through a survey that will be sent out soon. If you have any suggestions for what to include in the survey, talk to me, Rear Commodore Gregory Crist or Membership Chair Amie Crosby.

See you around the club!


Clearwater Yacht Club830 S. Bayway Blvd.Clearwater, FL 33767Phone: 727 447 6000

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.clearwateryachtclub.org

CYC StaffTom Brusini General ManagerJohn Yingling Executive ChefVirginia Vollenweider Office ManagerMichelle Geis Accounting ManagerDan Geis Maintenance SupervisorLinda Carter Dockmaster

CYC’s Chowdah Challenge Sunday, February 16Are you happy as a clam at high tide? Are you corny as they come? Either way, chowdah’s what you need!

Do you make a wicked chowdah? Show us what ya got and maybe win a prize or two! All chowdahs are welcome!

If cooking’s not your thing, get in your cah, head to the club and sample CYC’s finest chowdahs. Helen Correia is once again in charge of the party. It’s going to be mahvelous!

Entrants may start setting up in the Dry Dock at 1:00 p.m. and feasting begins at 2 p.m.

$10 a head ( bring chowdah & get one free admission) gets you chowdah samples,

beah (beer) til the keg runs dry, salads and dessert with admission.

YUM! YUM! Vote for the Most Unique

the Best Decorations & the Best Overall

Soup: Lobster BisqueSides: Seafood Risotto with Parmesan CrispWhite & Green Asparagus & Carrot Bundles with Balsamic GlazeDinner Specials:6oz Filet Mignon & 6oz Maine Lobster Tail $44.95Twin 6oz Maine Lobster Tails $44.951lb King Crab Legs $49.95Rack of Lamb $49.95 Dessert: Milk Chocolate Mousse in Chocolate Crusted Waffle Bowl with Fresh Raspberries, Whipped Cream & Chambord Raspberry Sauce $4.95Music by JR Connections

Dinner SpecialsFriday February 14

make your reservations early, so you don’t miss out!

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