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THE YEOMAN Pittsburg Yacht Club ~ June 2016

2016 PYC Officers & Directors………….......2

2016 PYC Committees……..…..……….............3

Commodore & Vice Commodore…………..4

Rear Commodore & Port Captain...........5

Fleet Captain & Sunshine Report………….6

General Meeting Minutes ……………………… 7

New Members & Celebrations…...…….... 8

Editor & Wednesday Night Dinner...…. 9

R.B.O.C. Report ………………….………………….. 10

P.I.C.Y.A. Report…………………………………… 11 Report…..…….……………………………..…. 11

Boating Safety Report ………………………… 12

June Calendar ……….. …………..….……..... 13

Vallejo Cruise Out Flyer ..………………….. 14

Casino Night Flyer. ………………………….. 15

Rock the Docks Flyer …... ………….……….. 16

Parking Lot Sale Flyer………… …….……..… 17

Western Night Flyer..………… …………….... 18

USCG Notice & On-line Class ……..…. 19

Corporate Sponsors……….…………..……20-24

NAVIGATION

SUMMER HAS ARRIVED ENJOY THE BAY AND DELTA

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The Yeoman June 2016

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Will Casey [email protected] 925-949-5816

Jan Cutaia-Iaconis [email protected] (925) 260-6070 Joe Dopart [email protected] (925) 252-9117 Lynn Fogleman [email protected] (925) 200-5307 George Grech [email protected] (510) 332-7367 Philip Mill [email protected] (925) 323-9835

Pittsburg Yacht Club Board Members of 2016

Officers Directors

Commodore Ben Blair [email protected] (925) 267-3719 Vice Commodore Mary Jo Sullivan [email protected] (925) 777-1409 Rear Commodore Richard Dillon [email protected] (925) 252-9619 Port Captain Samantha Fox [email protected] (916) 476-3123 Fleet Captain Shirley Acosta [email protected] (925) 437-3370 Treasurer Sherry Flatter [email protected] (925) 252-9761 Secretary Marilyn Sperling [email protected] (925) 356-5656 Staff Commodore Richard Irwin [email protected] (925) 858-9145

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Facilities: Pittsburg Yacht Club 3 Marina Blvd. Pittsburg, CA 94565 (925) 432-1056 Rentals Dorothy O’Connor, (C) Jeanne Pedersen [email protected]

House and Rules Lynn Fogleman (C) Rich Irwin Richard Dillon Mary Jo Sullivan

Building and Grounds George Grech (C) Richard Dillon Carlos Jaramillo

Galley/Kitchen Richard Dillon

Supplies Joe Dopart, (C) Rich Irwin

Safety Joe Dopart (C) Richard Dillon Shirley Acosta Samantha Fox Ed Stetson PYC Website & Roster Ben Blair

Pittsburg Yacht Club 2016

Committees Administration:

Budget & Finance Philip Mill Sherry Flatter Mike Mirata Alan Adkins

Audit Committee Mike Mirata Vicki Schoenthaler Alan Adkins

Membership & Marketing Jan Cutaia-Iaconis (C) Marilyn Sperling Mike Mirata Bonnie Stetson (Marketing) Sharon Rintala (90 Day New Berthers)

Yeoman Mike Mirata, Editor (C) Jan Cutaia-Iaconis Joe Miyamoto Margo Miyamoto

Associations:

IOBG Ed Stetson PICYA Ed Stetson Jack Michael Joan Marsh

RBOC Jack Michael Ed Stetson

NCPCA Ben Blair

Internal Affairs: Parliamentarian Joan Marsh

Bylaws Rich Irwin (C) Phil Promessi George Iaconis

Nominating To be appointed with the approval of the Board of Directors

Elections To be appointed with the approval of the Board of Directors

Club Events:

Event & Wednesday Night Dinner Reservations Lynn Fogleman (925) 200-5307

Friday Night Dinner: fridaynightdinner@ pittsburgyc.com Lynn Fogleman (925) 200-5307

Special Events Jan Cutaia-Iaconis (C)

Social Robin Norberg [email protected] Sunshine Report

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From the Bridge Commodore Ben Blair

From Aloft Vice Commodore Mary Jo Sullivan

Ahoy Folks!!! Well it has been another busy Month. We just had our Spring Fling and what a great turn out. I want to say a special thanks to Shirley and crew for doing such a great job. The food was great and the turnout was just wonderful. Thanks to everyone for working so hard. We’ve also had some really nice dinners for the warriors games this month as well, thanks to Dave Fogelman for a great Spaghetti feed and Ada Salas and Steve Simmons for a wonderful Paella dinner. They all donated the food so the proceeds could go to the club. As of this writing we also will have a wonderful Enchilada dinner on Tuesday from Monica Fraga and family. Our events that are upcoming are:

The parking lot sale on 6/5

Western Night on 6/18 …….. so please come on down and enjoy these wonderful events.

That’s it for now, Happy and Safe Boating.

Happy Summer PYC-ers! Summer 2016 is in full gear! What a great opportunity to stop in our “Jewel of the Delta” and “wet your whistles”. Our fun-loving and very capable Volunteer Bartenders are standing by to serve up your favorite libations. Step out on our deck with your pals, grab a deck chair, and enjoy one of the most gorgeous vistas on the Delta (wear your shades and sunscreen). Saturday June 18th is PYC Western Night. Dust off your spurs n’ saddles and mosey on in the “PYC OK Corral” for some mean BBQ, cold brew, and a little 2-steppin to your favorite Western tunes. See our flyer for details. Have you heard? We’re promoting a new product this month as an alternative to bottled water and canned soda: Cascade® Sparkling Water. We have 9 delicious fruit flavors – everything from pink grapefruit, to cranberry pomegranate, to blueberry watermelon. And get this gang – they’re calorie-free, sugar-free, caffeine-free, and gluten-free – and they’re STILL delicious and refreshing! Yowee Zingers! We’re offering these 17oz delights for a special promotional price of $1.50 each. Give one, or two, or three a try – and give us your feedback on the special ballot forms we have at the bar. Until we meet again - Be Safe on the Delta!

It’s official! The Blessing of the Fleet on Saturday April 9th with Fr. Robert (St. Ignatius Catholic Church – Antioch, CA) marked PYC’s official Boating Season for 2016. Many thanks to all who joined in the boat parade (over 18 boats) and the festivities that followed; (barbeque, dancing, and libations aplenty) to commemorate this annual event. A special thanks to all our members who shared their time and talent to ensure that the “Jewel of the Delta” not only sparkled, but was filled with great food, fun, and fellowship. Boater or “landlubber”, all that water on the Delta makes one thirsty! Come on in to the club, belly up to the bar, and enjoy some of your favorite libations served with love and care by our fun-loving volunteer bartenders. They truly appreciate your patronage and support with a handsome tip! See You on the Delta! Mary Jo Sullivan 2016 Vice Commodore

Ahoy Folks!!! Well it has been a busy Month. We just had our Opening Day on the Delta and what a great turn out. Father Robert blessed the fleet and we persevered with the rain to have just a wonderful day. I want to say special thanks to Jan Iaconis, MJ Sullivan, Ed Stetson and Samantha Fox for an outstanding job pulling this event off. The Docks were full and everyone got enough to eat. We bought enough food for 100 and we went through all of it. Thanks everyone for your hard work. Another event we had this month was our PICYA delegate’s dinner. Thanks to Ed and kitchen crew as well as Jan and the serving crew. A good time was had by all and the food was great. Thanks to MJ, Dick, Sherry, Cheryl, Marilynn and George Grech for getting the club looking so nice, we really shined. Upcoming events, we have Cinco de Mayo (actually we are doing Cuatro de Mayo), PYC Spring Ball and a big Cruise Out to Petaluma for Labor Day Weekend. That’s it for now, Happy and Safe Boating. BB

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Above Deck Rear Commodore Richard Dillon

From the Port Port Captain Samantha Fox

May was a quiet month as far as cruise ins, just the occasional boater who finds our club too irresistible to stay away for long.

June is looking up with Bridge Marina Y.C. arriving for the second time this year "irresistible". This time on the 17th for Friday Night Dinner and Saturday for Western Gold Rush BBQ, hosted by our own Shirley Acosta. No need to elaborate on what a wonderful evening it will be because we have become accustomed to nothing less from Shirley.

It may or may not be a bit early to get excited about July 4th and the annual Rock the Dock party but so far we have Vallejo and Floating Realty Y.C.'s joining us for the festivities.

Look forward to seeing you around the club and don't forget mine is a Chardonnay.

The weather is getting nice & that means good boating. Hoo-Ray. We have had great events this month. Just to name a few; Cinco de Mayo was a terrific success and as always Burgers and Bingo was a great. We had great cruise- in’s. I personally think May was a great month. I want to thank everyone who stepped up to help with the room set-ups especially our commodore who is always ready & willing. I also want to thank everyone who takes the time to keep the reefer cleaned. Remember if those of you who want food left in there, put it in containers; identify it & date it. This should really help us as far as the Health Dept is concerned. Also if you see something that needs my attention let me know. Two of my immediate goals is to get the stove area & the deep fryer cleaned. I also want to thank Mary Jo for stepping up in Ernie’s absence & doing the following: vacuuming the carpet, cleaning door windows, hosing down front steps, door mats, scrubbing floors in lobby & lounge area, cleaning restrooms & checking supplies. Also for tiding up the deck. Thanks Mary Jo for all your hard work. Dorothy, Jeanne & Kat did an awesome job of cleaning & organizing the rental supply & storage area. We are looking forward to the Spring Fling and the Cruise-Ins & the Cruise-Outs. We know it will be lots of fun. We hope George Greech is on the mend. See you at the Club & on the Water.

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Sunshine Report [email protected] Mari Block 925-689-3573

Fleeting Moments Fleet Captain Shirley Acosta

1) Cruise out to Petaluma & the Hollywood festival May 26th thru the 30th; 6 boats in attendance. 2) Parking lot sale, June 5th clean out your garages and lets’ donate our treasures to PYC for this event. 3) Junes cruise out to Vallejo has been changed and a new venue has been planned, we will be cruising into PYC for the Western night gold rush event, a new itinerary will be sent out. 4) Up coming cruise out to Rio Vista July 29th thru the 31st "don't miss this one"

George Grech just had two knee replacements done on May 6th and was recovering at the Stonebrook Convalescent Center this past week, and at the present time is doing better and will be going home on the 16th of May. We hope his recovery is short and that we will see him back at the club soon. Phil Promessi had a neuro stimulator inserted into his back Thursday, May 12th, and the procedure went well. Although the next morning Phil couldn't breathe due to his COPD, Carol called 911 and he was sent to the hospital where he was stabilized and put on medication, and he went home that afternoon. He is now recovering at home and doing better. By the way, Carol was also supposed to have her nerves cauterized in her lumber region the same day Phil had his surgery done, but this procedure was postponed for two weeks. We were sorry to hear that Mike and Adele Mirata just traveled to Las Vegas for a memorial service for a family member. We send them our deepest condolences and our prayers are with them during this sad time. Lastly, I regret to inform everyone that this will be my last report. I have enjoyed taking care of Sunshine for the past eleven years, yes, since 2005, even though difficult and sad times. But things change and it is time to move on. Ben Blair will be taking care of things in the meantime. But remember to continue to stay healthy and happy! Mari Block


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General Meeting Minutes arilyn Sperling, Sec. M

The May General Meeting was called to order at 7:45 PM by Commodore Ben Blair who then led The Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL: All officers present with the exception of Samantha Fox and Sherry Flatter. All directors present with the exception of Joe Dopart and George Grech. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: A motion was made to approve the April general meeting minutes as printed in the May Yeoman; motion seconded, all in favor, minutes approved. Commodore Ben Blair introduced Joe Sbranti, Pittsburg City Manager who gave a presentation on the current and proposed plans for more housing, business development and the BART extension. COMMODORE'S REPORT: Ben Blair discussed the club's financial condition, membership, and activities to promote the club to attract more active members. More details and follow up report coming soon. Vice Commodore-Mary Jo Sullivan reported bartenders recently attended the 4 hour ABC course. See her column for more details. Rear Commodore-Richard Dillon: More help is needed to set up for rentals. Port Captain-Samantha Fox: See her column for details on cruise ins. Fleet Captain-Shirley Acosta: Ten years ago when Shirley's husband passed away club members held a huge auction and proceeds helped sustain her for over a year. In her words, this is why she is giving back so much time and energy to the club, it's like family here at Pittsburg Yacht Club. See her column for details on cruise outs. PICYA: Bonnie Stetson presented a plaque to PYC for contributions to Opening Day 2016. New PICYA newsletter The Navigator is on line. RBOC-Jack Michael: Please oppose AB 2092 see RBOC web or his column for more details. IOBG-Gary McGrath: Upcoming BBQ in Rio Vista. Portland Rose Festival in June. Membership: New members John & Peggy Birdsell were introduced and given their name badges. Sunshine-Mari Block: See her column for all details. Future Events: Spring Fling May 21. June 5 Parking Lot Sale. June 18 Western Gold Rush Day. Horse racing, chili cook off, and more. See flier in the Yeoman. Casino Night Aug 27. Make-A-Wish Oct 4 will be at Bridge Marina YC. Kitty Drawing: Eddie Hart's name was picked but he was not in attendance to win. There being no further business to discuss the meeting was adjourned at 9:30PM. Respectfully submitted, Marilyn Sperling

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Happy Birthday

6/3 Kandi Sweeney 6/5 Randy Miller 6/5 Dennis Ward* 6/6 Dick Dillon 6/7 Jeff Kidwell* 6/8 Raji Ibramhim* 6/10 Karl Miller* 6/13 Jeff Steinman 6/14 Jamie Baugh* 6/18 Johnny Morgan* 6/19 Thomas Rettich* 6/22 Shirley Acosta 6/22 Ed Stetson 6/26 George Converse* 6/28 Mike Mirata 6/30 Sue Burger * New Members

Birthday’s & Anniversaries Marilyn Sperling

Membership Committee Jan Cutaia-Iaconis

PYC welcomes our newest members!

If you are a new member to Pittsburg Yacht Club, we would like to get to know you more and introduce you through The Yeoman! If interested, please email The Yeoman editor with the following information:

Your name and name of any additional family members.

Where are you from?

What brought you to Pittsburg Yacht Club?

What are your hobbies or something you would like to share with the Club.

Please attach a photograph so we can recognize you around the Club and introduce ourselves and

say “Hello”!

Anniversaries 6/15 Ray Saewert & Donna Valador

6/23 Ralph & Jacqueline Tocci

Mark your calendars for the Quarterly Birthday/Anniversary Pot-Luck Party, Wednesday JUNE 15th to Celebrate April, May, June Birthdays and Anniversaries.

All are welcome !! Dessert cake is provided

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YEOMAN EDITOR MIKE MIRATA [email protected] 925-954-5550

Pictures and new stories will be appreciated by the 15th; recurring Articles/information are due on the 20th of every month. For those submitting articles, please set your FONT to: Californian FB, size 11 That will save me a great amount of time editing to fit the pages of the “Y”. Thank you !! FOR PICS; send .jpg file only Please send articles in MSWORD and email to:

[email protected] Next due date is:

Monday, June 20, 2016

WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNER LYNN FOGELMAN [email protected] 925-200-5307

As always, if you have an adventure or story you would like to share or are a new member, please contact me and I will post your story and information in The Yeoman.

June 1- Natalie June 8 -Humphrey

June 15 - Birthday Night >>>>>>>>>> June 22 – Acosta June 29 Open

Please give me a call or email me with suggestions or to cook on the

open June date.

Thanks you, Lynn

DON’T MISS B-DAY DINNER & FUN



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R.B.O.C. Report

Jack Michael ~ 2013 President

We have been very busy working to kill AB 2092(Frazier), the bill to enable the abatement, removal, storage, or disposal of commercial vessels using funds generated by only recreational boaters. We really appreciate the several hundred letters and emails sent by recreational boaters in opposition to this measure and thank you for your help in this regard. More on this in a moment, but I also wanted you to know that we will be holding our quarterly Board Meeting in San Diego in June. We are also having a booth at the San Diego Boat Show during the four days following our Board Meeting. This Show has now been taken over from the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) by the Duncan McIntosh Company which has a successful history of producing excellent boat shows in Southern California. Now back to our legislative efforts! AB 2092 is currently on the Suspense File of the Assembly Appropriations Committee. All bills over a certain dollar amount are placed on the Suspense File and considered by an established deadline so bills can be passed out of their House of Origin by a date certain. In this case that date is May 27 which is a week after my deadline for submitting this report!! We have been having discussions with the Sheriff’s Association, the sponsor of this bill, particularly regarding the issue that commercial boat owners wouldn’t be funding this effort in any way, but have not yet reached any agreement for amendments to the bill. We are hopeful the bill will not be voted off the Suspense File. However, having worked with the Sheriff’s Association over several years, they will not be giving up on this effort! We are usually on the same side of legislative issues and are hopeful that we can ultimately come to an agreement on a solution to this one. There is existing legislative authority that enables Cal-Recycle to address these clean-up efforts, but identifying the funding is always the big issue. Speaking of funding, I have mentioned in previous reports that Greg Gibeson, RBOC Immediate Past President, serves on the Committee that will establish the fee for the Boater’s Operator License which will be required over subsequent years. He advises that the way things appear to be headed at this point, the fee for the lifetime license will be $10 or less! However, stay tuned on this one because, “It ain’t over ‘til it’s over!” Enjoy the boating season now coming into its full blossom!! Jack Michael – 2013 President

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Report by Ed Stetson ~ [email protected]

The May Delegates Dinner was held at Oyster Point Yacht Club on May 2nd. PYC was represented by Ed & Bonnie Stetson and Jack & Mary Lee Michael. The meeting was dedicated to presenting the awards for the “Opening Day On the Bay” event. The Best of parade award went to San Rafael Y.C., and it was well deserved. The boat was a WW II LST. It was decorated with American Flags and featured a band playing military music from the period. Onboard were men wearing authentic military uniforms and featured a reenactment of the flag raising at Iwo Jima. (picture) Our friends, Marilyn and Otis Brock aboard “Enchantment” were awarded 1st place for Power Boats Decorated to theme. The next Delegates dinner will be at Stockton YC on June 6th. The deadline is fast approaching for applications for the “PICYA Scholarship Program”, June 15th.

We need qualified applicants. Please encourage members with eligible Student relatives to apply. Go to Scholarship Application for info.

NOTICE:

There is one little hitch. When you open the website, “PICYA.org”, you may see a message “This Site Is Dangerous”. For some reason, Norton has determined that the

site is infected, IT IS NOT – IT IS SAFE! However, anyone who is not confidant on the site can email [email protected] and we will email you the application

package.

Start thinking about the 20th Wheel Chair Regatta to be held September 24th at Encinal Y.C. Let’s support our Disabled Veterans with a day on the Bay! Bring your boat or volunteer on shore, or make a tax deductible donation. Contact [email protected], or me for more information.


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Boating Safety May 2016 Ed Stetson

PETS and PFD’S Excerpted From fox news

We all consider our pets part of our family. Shouldn’t we provide them with the same protection we do our children"

HERNANDO BEACH (FOX 13) - A little dog that fell into the Gulf of Mexico near Hernando Beach is alive, and it's a miraculous story of survival at sea.

Two couples were celebrating a pair of birthdays Sunday with their annual tradition; boating off the coast of Hernando Beach. They were about five miles offshore when Bruce Knecht spotted something in the water. "I thought it was a buoy and I said, 'Oh my gosh, there's something moving,'" he recalled.

As the boaters got closer, they realized it was not a buoy. "You just saw his little nose sticking up out of the water," said Shawn Sahr. It was a Jack Russell terrier, wearing a tiny animal life vest, floating in the waves. "It's like a needle in a haystack and the waves were pretty choppy," said Michael Sahr, Shawn's husband. "If we weren't as close as we were, within five to 10 feet, we wouldn't have seen him," Shawn added. Michael pulled the dog, which he said swam right over to the boat, out of the water. The Knechts and Sahrs radioed the Coast Guard and were told someone reported the dog overboard nearly three hours earlier.

"[The owner] had to go down into the bilge to check something and when he came back up, the dog was gone," Michael Sahr said. The boaters took the dog to the closest Coast Guard station and, just as they arrived, so did the dog's owner. "When the owner came in, he was screaming the dog's name," said Bruce Knecht. "Which was Jägermeister!" added Bruce's wife, Robin Knecht. "He had tears. He said, 'I had given up. I had searched as long as I could and we just couldn't see him, and we just thought we lost him,'" said Shawn Sahr. "[The owner] said, 'it's my baby and I'm just so glad.'" The boaters all agreed the reason the dog was alive was the animal life vest he was wearing. The boaters all agreed the reason the dog was alive was the animal life vest he was wearing.

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June 2016 Dates and information taken from PYC website, /2016

Additional months can be viewed at: www.pittsburgyc.com/calendars

CURRENT SCUTTLEBUTT

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

May 29 30 31 Jun 1 2 3 4

PYC Cruise Out to Petaluma YC

PYC Board Meeting PYC Wednesday Night Dinner 7:00

PYC Friday Night Dinner 7:00 PM

Non Member Rental

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

PYC Parking Lot Sale

PYC Wednesday Night Dinner 7:00 PYCE Board Meeting

PYC Friday Night Dinner 7:00 PM PYC General Membership Meeting (Dinner at 6:45)

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Member Rental PYC Wednesday Night Dinner 7:00

Bridge Marina YC Cruise In

PYC Cruise Out to Vallejo YC


NCPCA Contest at Pittsburg Yacht Club PYC Western Night

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Bridge Marina YC Cruise In

Yeoman Articles are Due

PYC Wednesday Night Dinner 7:00

NYL HOA Meeting


PYC Cruise Out to Vallejo

YC

26 27 28 29 30 Jul 1 2

Bay Harbor HOA Meeting

PYC Wednesday Night Dinner 7:00

Floating Realty Cruise In

PYC Rock the Dock


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ON THE HORIZON

PRIATE FESTIVAL

PYC Cruise out to Vallejo Yacht Club

Pirate Festival

June 17-19, 2016

BE ON THE LOOKOUT IN JUNE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Will be cruising into PYC for the Western Night gold rush event

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Pittsburg Yacht Club Casino Night August 27th, 2016

Cocktails at 5:00pm; Gaming and Dinner 6:00 to 9:00

Black Jack Texas H

WIN A $2,000 TRAVEL VOUCHER

To the destination of your choice!!

This also includes a Travel Gift Bag!!

Tickets $25 each or 6 for $100

Drawing will be held August 27th at the Casino Night……

You need not to be present to win

Tickets will be available for Casino Night and Raffle tickets in May

Please get your reservations in early seating is limited to 100 people

This is a great opportunity to bring in new members to

our club, So bring a friend. Memberships are available

For Reservations and Further Information

Please Contact Lynn Fogleman 925 200-5307 -- Or [email protected]


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COME ON AND JOIN THE FUN

PITTSBURG YACHT CLUB

Friday July 1st thru Monday Jul 4th Fireworks

Friday 7/1 Dinner at the Club Saturday 7/2 Fun in the Sun in Old Town Pittsburg Sunday 7/3 Lunch 12-2pm Hamburgers and Hot Dogs Horse Races 3:00 PM Pot Luck Dinner Bring something to BBQ And a side to share. Dinner at 7:00 Monday 7/4 9:00am Breakfast Monday 6:00 Dinner at the club (see menu below) Monday Fireworks at Dusk (about 9:30pm)

Sunday 3:00pm Be sure to see PYC Horse Races

Maybe bet on your Favorite Nag

Monday Night 6pm before Fireworks

Cajun Shrimp Fest $22 ea Sourdough bread

Killer Cajun Peel & Eat Shrimp

Cajun Rice with Sausage

Corn on the Cob in melted butter

Ice Cream Drumsticks

MONDAY DINNER RESERVATION

ARE NEEDED:

Call Lynn 925 200-5307 ---- Or --- [email protected]

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PITTSBURG YACHT CLUB

FUND RAISER

2nd Annual Parking Lot Sale,

June 5, 2016 - Time 9am to 3pm

Start gathering your Items for this importance event.

call Shirley Acosta if you have any questions, 925-437-3370

Donuts, Coffee, Hot Dogs and Water $1.00

All donations will go to the Yacht Club

for varies Item.

Last year we had a great success let’s

make this one even better.

Please come and support your club

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PYC

WESTERN GOLD RUSH BBQ June 18, 2016

Price for Admission $25.00

Horse Races and Raffle Starts 4pm

Chips, Nachos and Salsa

CHILE COOK OFF 6:00PM

Bring your favorite Chile to be judged

MENU

BBQ Ribs roasted for hours, Chicken in a spicy sauce,

Baked Potatoes with all fixing, Corn on the Cob,

Corn Bread, Salad, Mix greens w/walnuts, apples, strawberry

with raspberry vinaigrette and Water Mellon.

Music by D.J. Little Felipe

Dancing 8pm to 11pm

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Modern Marine Navigation

online interactive self-study course is now available

The Coast Guard Auxiliary, in partnership with the Boat US Foundation, has launched a new educational program for boaters, an online, self-study course called Modern Marine Navigation. Boaters that enroll in this course will learn, using their own computers or tablets, in the comfort of their own homes. As a Member or Guest of the Pittsburg Yacht Club, you can receive a 10% discount. >>> On the order form, insert this USCG special Promotional Code 1130502 The Modern Marine Navigation online interactive self-study course is now available by clicking this link http://cgaux.org/mmn or by going to the Boat US Foundation website. The course is priced at $40.00. Using the promo code above, the cost will be $36.00 Recreational Boating Safety is the primary core mission of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary. Whether getting on the water with a boat or a personal watercraft, the Modern Marine Navigation Online Course can help boaters be safer and more knowledgeable. Later this summer. If enough boaters need help in learning the course material, a local USCG Instructor will convene a class at PYC.

Kannad Marine has issued a recall of all SAFELINK EPIRB’s due to a possible defect that could result in the beacon not operating in emergency situations. If you own or use a SAFELINK EPIRB automatic or manual model as identified in the referenced SAFELINK Recall Safety Notice you should NOT use it as a primary Search and Rescue beacon onboard your vessel.

Kannad recommends that all owners of SAFELINK EPIRBs register their ownership, location and contact details via the dedicated website: http://www.safelinkepirbsupport.co.uk . The website will first ask you to enter your SAFELINK EPIRB's CSN number which is located on the EPIRB's label. (See image on attachment.) Once the CSN is entered an additional webpage will open where more detailed owner information is entered to arrange provision of a replacement EPIRB.

The Coast Guard strongly recommends that all owners- users of the Kannad SAFELINK EPIRB’s seek replacement devices as soon as possible and NOT to use it as a primary Search and Rescue beacon onboard

U.S.C.G. ADVISORY

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PLACE YOUR AD IN THE YEOMAN! PRICES FOR ONE YEAR

Price of design not included. Please provide camera- ready art. Business Card Size .......................................... 125.00 ¼ Page ….......................................................... 175.00 ½ Page .............................................................. 300.00 Full Page ........................................................... 400.00 Inside Front Cover Full Page ............................ 475.00 Inside Front Cover ½ Page ............................... 325.00 Inside Back Cover Full Page ............................. 475.00 Inside Back Cover ½ Page ................................ 325.00 Outside Back Cover ½ Page ............................. 350.00 Outside Back Cover ¼ Page……………………. 175.00

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Price of design not included. Please provide camera- ready art. Business Card Size .............................................. 30.00 ¼ Page ................................................................. 40.00 ½ Page ................................................................. 75.00 Full Page ............................................................ 100.00

The following apply if there is not an existing ad already in place. Inside Front Cover Full Page .............................. 120.00 Inside Front Cover ½ Page .................................. 65.00 Inside Back Cover Full Page .............................. 120.00 Inside Back Cover ½ Page ................................... 65.00 Outside Back Cover ½ Page ................................ 80.00

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Pittsburg Yacht Club PO Box 971 Pittsburg, California 94565

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