LOGDecember, 2005 www.rochesteryc.com

Rochester Yacht Club

GreetingsS E A S O N S

The most prestigious and oldesttrophy in RYC is the MadgeCup, which was given to the

Club in 1888 by the Wolter brothersand called the Moliers Prize Cup.First won by the yacht Madge, it waspresented by her owners to RYC andrenamed the Madge Cup.

Each of the skippers who have earnedthis cup have demonstrated sailingskill of the highest caliber, and thisyear, for only the second timesince this cup has beenawarded, a womanskipper won–KirstenVoss Werner.

Kirsten was “definitelysurprised to win” butis certain that it was acombination of manydifferent sailingexperienceson avarietyof

boats with a variety of crewthroughout the 2005 sailing season.For example, her 8 metre crew forGolden Feather, was made up entirelyof J24 and J22 skippers! “There is nosuch thing as a regular crew in mylife; basically there was a wholedifferent group every time we sailed.

Given just a week, it seemed that 60people would be called to see justwho could be motivated!’

When real young, althoughKirsten sailed on her father’s

boat, it was never herintention to race; rather,as a teenager, she

worked for the RaceCommittee throughout

high school. Racingentered the picture aftercollege and becomingemployed. In 1997,Kirsten bought a usedJ24 right here in

Rochester. Built in1983, PeeWee, had

won the World’sCup three timesfor its owners,the Van Dorens.

“The J 24 fleetwas welcomingand helpfuland there isanexceptionallyfriendlyatmosphere.

If short on crew, there was never aproblem, for other skippers werewilling to send someone over.Becoming involved in travelingregattas, she met her husband, KrisWerner. Kris, a graduate of SUNYMaritime College, sailed, thencoached for his alma mater,

eventually skippering his own J24.For three years, Kirsten and Kris racedagainst each other, before he sold hisboat.

So just exactly where and how didthis skipper hone her skill! Well, herrecommendation is to join theFrostbiters. “Using Interclubdinghies, two Sundays of frostbiteracing is equivalent to a typical racingseason of 30 to 40 races. In this oneperson boat, 20 starts with shortcourses and intense sailing, I getkilled in it constantly, learning to getbadly beaten and be a good sportabout it! Every Sunday, almost everysailor out there is highly experienced,so if you want to improve, that’s thefast way to learn!”

Kirsten is the third Voss to win theMadge Cup. Her father, Harry, won itin 1985, and her brother, Eric, won it,in 1999. “For as long as possible,sailing smaller boats like the J22 andJ24s is my intention. J24s, J22s andInterclubs are painful boats to race,but the racing is much more intenseand more fun!”Turn to page 6 and 7 for more Cups and Flags andProps and Shafts award winners!

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

Kirsten Voss Werner… 2005 Madge Cup Recipient

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Dear Fellow Members:

November has been a busy month! TheFinance Committee and the Board havecarefully scrutinized the variouscommittee budget submissions. Weconsidered what appeared to bereasonable and approved a budget of$2,126,677, including $341,000, incapital expenditures to pay forimprovements to the RYC infrastructure.

Our income was anticipated to be $1,723,359, with no dues orfees increase, which when compared to the expenditures, lefta deficit of $400,000 +, an unacceptable position. A duesincrease was obviously necessary. But how much? The Boardand Finance Committee held several combined meetings todiscuss options, including the possibility of an assessment.Finally, we decided to borrow $300,000, and to raise the duesby 10% and the boat storage fees by 5%.

The dues and fees increase would bring in an additional $130, 262 – to be used to pay for debt service incurred by theborrowing ($60,000); increase in operating expenses such asheating costs, insurance, wages, etc. ($23,000); and additional

funds for capital expenditure if warranted and feasible, of$41,000. John Miraglia, our treasurer, is negotiating withour lender, M & T Bank, for the most favorable terms. Thenegotiating among the committees was tough, whenmembers are also friends and everyone is trying to do theirbest for the future of RYC!

November also had a fun side! Attending Props and Shafts,Cups and Flags, and the High School Sailing Team AwardsNights were so worthwhile and the display of silver wasmost impressive. But more importantly, almost everyrecipient was in attendance! Many thanks to Kirk andSandy Simpson, Chris and Lisa Dorsey, and Linda Summersfor the polishing, distributing, arranging for the engraving,and displaying the trophies and contributing so much oftheir time and effort.

The water main project has finally been completed! Manythanks go to Bud Webb for managing it to completion.

For those members who have boats stored in the shed, thebig roll “up” door has been rolled “down” until spring.Keys to the personal doors are available from KarenGerwitz in the office.

Santa-a-a-a’s coming on Sunday, December 11th. See thenotice in the Log for all the details, but make certain thatyou make reservations for yourself and the kids, so the elvesknow what to pack for Santa to bring and distribute.

Our wonderful, annual Holiday Ball takes place onDecember 17th. Don’t miss it; a good time will be had byall. And… don’t forget to come down to the Club on NewYear’s Day. Great food and the Board members servepunch! Finally, please be aware that the RYC Clubhousewill be closed from January 2nd until it reopens on Friday,January 13th!

Wishing you all a Happy Holiday Season!Fred KarshickCommodore

Commodore’s Message

MEMBERSHIP REPORTRYC Membership as of November 17, 2005

Resident 428Non-Resident 125Associate 6Surviving Spouse 22Privileges 8Honorary 28Ancient Mariner 51Leave of Absence 23Student 20RJYC 59Military Leave 1

Ready for Election:Mark McGrath (Resident)Notch Miyake (Resident)Roger Bachman (Resident)Thomas Hiebler (Resident)Caitlin Marcellus (Associate)Jeffrey Sullivan (ResidentLegacy)Alex DeBiase (Associate)

Ready to Post:Andrew Germanow(Resident)Proposer: Tom WalshSeconder: George LeopardCharles Holderbaum(Associate)Proposer: Richard Wambach

Seconder: Frank D’AurizioRobert Vavrina (Resident)Proposer: Betsy LawlessSeconder: Keith BurhansCharles Pettit (Resident)Proposer: Betsy LawlessSeconder: Dave TortoraRobert Metzger (Associate)Proposer: Dave TortoraSeconder: John ParkerDavid Watkins (Resident)Proposer: Dave TortoraSeconder: Betsy Lawless

Status Changes:Liz Bower to Non-Residentfrom StudentBlanche Mansing toResignation from ResidentDon Naetzker to Residentfrom LOAJohn Ogden to LOA fromResident John Palmer to LOA fromResidentRafe Pascale to Resignationfrom LOADonald Swartz toResignation from LOA

Annual Meeting Notice & ReminderDecember 15

Committee heads and members are asked to come earlyto the annual meeting starting at 5 pm for committeephotos in the Trophy Room.

Nominating Committee Chair and Past CommodoreMichael Ray present the following proposed slate of2006 officers:Commodore Fred KarshickVice Commodore Skip ShumwayRear Commodore Charlie RossTreasurer John MiragliaRecording Secretary Tom KankoskiCorresponding Secretary Ed GardnerDirectors Lambert Lai

Mary McLaineRick Sullivan

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RYC BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGNovember 17, 2005

Commodore Karshick brought themeeting to order at 7:08.

Yard Master Miles Bliss continues torecuperate and has asked allcommittee chairs to submit workrequests for the Yard Crew over thewinter months.

John Miraglia gave the Treasurer'sReport. Income for the month wasclose to target. It appears people aretaking advantage of the last months ofthe membership drive incentive asinitiation fees are up. Labor costs inthe Clubhouse are down, and the foodand beverage margins contributedpositive revenue for the month.$20,000 was borrowed on our line ofcredit, but half of that has been paidback already.

Clubhouse Manager Mary Smithshared her vision of a service staffteam that will create the kind of clubenvironment members want. Sheencourages all members to completethe dining survey cards presented withthe checks as these are very helpful toher. December dates are still availablefor private parties. Call Mary to bookyour holiday event now. The bar and

lunch menus are being revised, socome to the Club and give these a try.

Congratulations to L.Y.R.A. Boat of theYear Silver Bullet. This honor has goneto an RYC boat every year since 1998.Our L.Y.R.A. Delegate Chris Dorseyreported next year's event will be heldin Sodus.

The Board approved the 2006 budgetthat was presented at the OctoberBoard of Directors Meeting.

Look for historical documents on theRYC website under Library – History.Bernie Barrett's Historical Committeehas begun the daunting task ofdigitizing the myriad of RYC's historicaldocuments for all members to see.The Club was given the compassrecovered from the wreck of thePriscilla, a schooner owned by RYC pastmember Henry Neun which finishedfifth in the Bermuda Race of 1907. Thecompass and other Priscilla artifactswill be on display at the Club soon.

December 15 is the Annual Meeting,and Tim Sladden will be organizingcommittee photos for the Directory inthe Trophy Room. As many membersas possible will also be photographedfor the website and point-of-salecomputers.

Webmasters Betsy Lawless and DonnaFaust continue to enrich the featuresof RYC's new website. Now you cansee online statements, make dinnerreservations, or view the RochesterHarbor on the web cam all from thecomfort of your home computer.

The House Committee has beengathering bids for the renovation ofthe upstairs kitchen and dining room.Chairman Vince Campbell recountedthe committee's plans to addressmaintenance issues within theClubhouse. A catering brochure isbeing developed to help with theplanning of private parties.

Past Commodore Tom Roth gave anaccount of the many prestigiousactivities undertaken by the JuniorYacht Club since our fulltime sailinstructor Jason Evans came onboardtwo years ago. Many of our juniorshave gone on to sail for universitiesaround the country and havecompeted in regattas around theglobe. The high school sailingprogram has gained recognition acrossthe northeast since its inception, and abanquet will be held for more than 60.

Steve Wilde summarized the financialsuccess of the 10 regattas hosted byRYC this past year. All but onebrought a net gain to the Club. TheBoard approved Steve's request to bidon the 2009 Rolex Championship.

Be watching for further improvementsto the fireplace in the bar area. Thesides will be bricked in for a morefinished look.

Rear Commodore Charlie Ross willhead a new Strategic PlanningCommittee. This group will developstrategies and tactics to align all of theClub's resources with its visionstatement.

The Board voted to accept two stonebenches donated by the AmericanVaccum Society in memory of GeorgeGarfield.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:50.

Procrastination definitely doesnot pay!! Only three monthsleft to take advantage of the

discounted initiation fee. If youknow of candidates for membershipyou can save them a lot of money ifyou/they act quickly.

The last chance for the discountedinitiation fee of $2,500 is to beelected at the January 19, 2006Board Meeting. Any last chancecandidates will need to attend theDecember 8 Membership meetingand be posted no later than theDecember 15, 2005 Board meeting.Remember it takes 5 to 8 weeks tocomplete the entire process. NewAssociate members can lock in thediscounted fee if they are posted bythe December Board meeting.

On September 22, 2005 the Board ofDirectors passed the followingmotion on Initiation Fees:Effective January 20, 2006 end allinitiation fee incentives in place andraise the initiation fee to $6,000from the current $5,000.The initiation fee for any currentAssociate Members, and thoseelected as Associate Members priorto January 20, 2006 will pay thecurrent initiation fee, which includesthe incentive, which is $2500, uponconversion to resident memberstatus. All new Resident andAssociate members elected afterJanuary 20, 2006 will be subject tothe initiation fee in effect at thetime of joining.

ONLY ONE MONTH LEFT!

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ROCHESTER YACHT CLUB 2006 SCHEDULE OF FEESEFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 2005

Dues 2006 2006 2006 2005

Monthly Monthly Monthly MonthlyDues Category Minimum Service Fee Dues DuesStudent 5.08 4.58 Anc Mar Post ‘97 65% 20.00 16.00 126.00 114.00 Anc Mar Post ‘97 60% 20.00 16.00 116.00 106.00 Anc Mar Post ‘97 55% 20.00 16.00 106.00 97.00 Anc Mar Post ‘97 50% 20.00 16.00 97.00 88.00 Anc Mar Post ‘97 40% 20.00 16.00 78.00 70.00 Anc Mar Pre 97 20.00 16.00 78.00 70.00 Surviving Spouse - 16.00 45.00 41.00 Associate - 16.00 68.00 62.00 Resident 19-25 10.00 - 48.00 44.00 Resident 26-30 20.00 10.00 63.00 57.00 Resident 31-35 20.00 15.00 96.00 87.00 Resident 36-40 20.00 20.00 150.00 136.00 Resident 41 and up 20.00 25.00 194.00 176.00 Nonresident 20.00 18.00

Initiation Fee RegularResident 6,000.00** Non-Resident 600.00 Legacy Waived

Initiation fee is payable in installments beginning on the date of election. For members under the age of 41, the minimum annual installment is calculated by subtracting the member’s ageat election from 41, and dividing the result into the initiation fee.For members over age 41, the obligation can be paid over 36 months.For associate members converting to resident, the total associate dues paid will be applied to the initiation fee.For new members, a 12% discount is available if full payment is made within 30 days of election.**Until January, 2006, the initiation fee is $2,500.

2006 2005Summer Mooring Fees Rate/Foot Rate/FootDock Location1 - 33A linear feet 67.35 64.14 33B - 171 linear feet 64.20 61.14 Dry Sail square feet 2.97 2.83 Summer Storage linear feet 8.12 7.73

2006 2005Winter Storage Fees Rate/Foot Rate/FootLocationOutside square feet 1.89 1.80 Inside square feet 3.15 3.00 Outside Trailerable (Dry Sail) linear feet 8.12 7.73 Outside Trailerable (Wet Moorings) no charge no charge

Laser/Optimist Rack Storage Fees 2006 2005Storage Rack and Locker 84.76 84.76

Ideal 18’s 2006 2005Ideal 18 Fleet until 4/1/06 295.00 295.00

after 4/1/06 395.00 395.00

Miscellaneous Fees 2006 2005Locker Rental (per square feet) 3.90 3.82 Boat Registration (per square feet) 2.13 2.13 Labor (per hour) 56.50 56.50 Boat Handling/Yard Crew 150.35 150.35 Mast Charge Per Mast (per boat length) 1.91 1.91

RYC Women’s Association Presents

Children’s Holiday Brunch with SantaSunday, December 11

Two Seatings: 10:30 and 1:00Santa will visit with children 10 and under

Adults $12.95 • Children $6.953 and under free

Reservations by Wednesday, December 7342-5511 or rochesteryc.com

(Please indicate each child’s full name, gender and age)

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SAVE THE DATE FOR 2006 RYCWA EVENTS

February 8Share a Book and Lunch

Tell us about an interesting book and leaveit for someone else to enjoy.

April 12 Luncheon at La Tea Da!

MayEvening Fashion Show featuring Talbots

THE ERICA T. SCHWENK FUNDFOR FEMALE SAILORS…

was established in 2004 to support women atRYC in sailing. This summer we were excitedto be able to make awards to two youngwomen. We have also received additionalmemorial donations throughout the summer,and we thank the donors for honoring theFund with their donations. The applicationdeadline for next year is June 1, 2006.

RYC WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Join the Women’s Associationfor

A Spectacular Holiday Luncheonon

Wednesday, December 14

11:30 Wine Tasting12:00 Lunch

A Special Luncheon by Chef George:Field green salad with grilled asparagus,

roasted tomatoes and grilled shitake mushrooms…

Sliced beef tenderloin with a diver scallop, wrapped inparma proscuitto, with bordelaise and choron sauces…

Potato pie, acorn squash, and spaghetti squash…

Raspberry cream in a chocolate cup with fresh raspberries on crème anglaise

and raspberry sauce!

Dietary restrictions will be honored.$20.00

Reservations by Dec. 11th Entertainment by the

Nazareth College Singers

Highlighting this year’s Props& Shafts awards ceremony wasthe presentation of twospecial awards…The first award involved the rededication of theRudder Shield, an award that has been in the Clubsince 1909. This prestigious award is “to be givenannually to the Power Fleet member who has

exemplified a commitment to cruising under power.Extensive cruising on Lake Ontario and associatedwaters as well as regular contribution to Power Fleetactivities are important considerations.” Recipients ofthe award were Dick and Ann Wambach. Dickparticipates regularly in Power Fleet events and servedas the Power Fleet Captain.

Also recognized were Stan and Ann Wright, recipientsof the Joe Ingerson RYC Services award. This honor isgiven annually, alternating between the Power Fleetand the Sail Fleet. This year was the Power Fleet’s turn.

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Props & Shafts

Power Fleet Holiday Brunch Buffet Sunday, December 4, 2005

12:00 Noon

Cost: $14.95 per person Featuring

Scrambled Eggs and Eggs FlorentineFrench Toast

Carved Ham, Bacon and SausageSeafood Newburg in Puffed Pastry Shell

Fresh Sliced Fruit PlatterAssorted Danish and Muffins

Champagne, Orange Juice, Coffee, Tea

GIFT EXCHANGE:Bring one wrapped gift for a man

and one for a woman ($10 LIMIT ON EACH)

Reservations are essential by Thurs., Dec. 1. Call 342-5511

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A new trophy, the Wilmot V.Castle, Jr. Award was donatedon behalf of Wilmot, more commonly known as Jerry, by hissisters, Molly Poole of Annapolis, and VailWhitbeck, now deceased. The RJYC memberwho receives this award is determined by avote of the entire RJYC membership for themember who has displayed significantleadership and sportsmanship. The winnerfor 2005 is Kaitlin Roth, current RJYCCommodore. Presenting the Castle trophy toKate was the first female Commodore ofRJYC, Kitty Castle Shadman. Pictured hereare, left to right: Ahmad Shadman, PastCommodore Jerry(Wilmot V.) Castle, RJYCCommodore Kate Roth, Past RJYCCommodore(1971) Kitty Castle Shadman.

Cups & Flags

And The Winner Is… Trophy Name Awarded To Awarded For

Iris Fritz Odenbach Div 1 Spring WednesdaysMcFarlin Harry Voss Div 1 Fall WeekendFlag Officer’s Fritz Odenbach Div 1 Spring WeekendCross Harry Voss Div 1 Summer WednesdaysBeneteau Half Hull Harry Voss Beneteau 40.7 ChampionLyke Harry Voss Div 1 Season ChampionTodd Cup Harry Voss Div 1 Memorial DayPhillip Goodwin John Odenbach Div 2 - 1st Memorial DayVelnette Jeff Cannizzo Div 2 Summer WednesdaysFischer/Chicago Jeff Cannizzo Div 2 Season ChampionBaker Jeff Cannizzo Div 2 Fall WeekendSeaHorse John Odenbach Div 2 Spring WednesdaysFall Series Champ Peter Pape Div 3 Fall WeekendCommodore Peck Farley Trophy Peter Pape Div 3 Memorial DayCrescent Cup Peter Pape Div 3 Spring WeekendSkipper Christy Tray Jay Tovey Div 3 Summer WednesdaysWoodworth Peter Pape Div 3 Spring WednesdaysSideband Peter Pape Div 3 Season ChampionMcOwen Luzette Eaves Div 4 Summer WednesdaysGannett News Chris Koch Div 4 Spring WednesdaysClifton H. Baker Chris Koch Div 4 Season ChampionDaniel Hand Chris Koch Div 4 Fall WeekendCrescent Cup Bill and Alicia Baum Div 4 Spring Weekend

Kevin Maggio Div 5 Memorial DayDirectors’ Cup Fred Lawrence Div 5 Summer WednesdaysTodd 6 Metre Fred Lawrence Div 5 Spring WednesdaysCommodore Edward J. Doyle Fred Lawrence Div 5 Season ChampionRYC Spring Champion Plate Denis Doyle Div 6 Spring WednesdaysCrescent Cup Ernie Coleman Div 6 Summer WednesdaysNevin Cup Denis Doyle Div 6 Season ChampionClifton H. Baker Joel Labuzetta Most Improved Under 25Woofy Lawless Trophy George Lusink Jr. Crew of the YearCrescent Cup Harry Voss RYC Regatta ChampJonathan H. Heinrich Jamie Moran Skipper: Best record RJYC RacingRudder Cup Jake Muhleman SeamanshipColonel Pond Peter Pape Offshore Fleet ChampionWright Keith Burhans World Stature

This is a partial list; visit www.rochesterycfor the whole enchilada!

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By Mary Smith

It's been over amonth now, Imade it throughmy first Cups andFlags and it's niceto feel settled in.I have taken thefirst six weeks toobserve the staffand evaluate therunning of thefood and beverage operation as awhole. My next step is to concentrateon training in some specific areas thatneed attention. Please continue to fillout the comment cards that are givento you with your meal check, andeither return them to me or dropthem in the box provided which islocated on the hostess stand. I valueyour remarks and use them as a toolfor learning.

Chef George has put into place a newBar and Lunch menu. He made aneffort to bring back some of your old

favorites in addition to some of his.You may also find your old favoritesback at the bar. We are featuringsome of the more popular wines thatare not currently on our list. They areavailable by the bottle and by theglass. Please come down and enjoy.

As our Holiday Season begins I wouldlike to thank all the volunteers whodonated their time to decorate theClubhouse, they always do aspectacular job! In particular, I mustrecognize Mrs. Kate Karshick and theEntertainment Committee fororganizing and leading the decoratingefforts again this year.

For those of you who have not yetorganized your Holiday Party, we stillhave limited space available. Pleasecall the office and ask for Patti ormyself; we will be happy toaccommodate you and your guests.

A warm welcome goes out to ournewest members who have joined theRochester Yacht Club family in thecold of winter. As a family you have

control of the future of your Club.Our success depends on your supportof the Club activities, Regattas anddining facilities. Our banquet room,which is getting a face lift this season,is tremendously important to thefinancial well being of RYC. Pleasebring your special functions (personalor business) to the Club after wereopen with a fresh look for the newseason.

The biggest key to our continuedsuccess is membership recruitment!Each and every member mustcontinually be focused on identifyingprospective new members andintroduce them to the Rochester YachtClub. Please don't leave the job ofrecruitment to the next person; yourhelp is needed. With our Club so richin history and culture, I am veryoptimistic of its continued growth andsuccess.

May you and your family enjoy a veryhealthy, happy and safe Holidayseason. See you at the Club.

CLUBHOUSE MANAGER’S REPORT

RYC Boaters, Sunbathers and FriendsSave Saturday, January 21, 9 am - 12 noon

A Seminar on Effective Therapies For Sun Damaged Skin Obagi Skin Rejuvenation and Laser Therapy

presented byRYC member, Dr. Michael McMullen

and Dermatology Nurse Specialist, Ms. Kim Hosenfeld

Most boaters and sun worshipers realize that sun damage can causebrown spots, vascular flushing and spider veins. An informational

session on proven therapies, which help heal and prevent skindamage caused by the sun, will be presented by

Dr. McMullen and his assistant, Ms. Kim Hosenfeld, and will include a continental breakfast at no cost.

Obagi, a topical therapy and Laser therapy can together or alone reverse sun caused changes. These methods are used as an

alternative to plastic surgery. Eliminating brown spots, vascular flushes and spider veins can be direct results

from using these non-invasive procedures.Make your reservation by January 18th, by calling RYC 342-5511

or using the website. For further information regarding thisinformational session, call Dr. McMullen's office, 426-7030.

It’s Not Too Soon To Plan for

Club Cruise 2006!

“Wait till all the RYC girls hearmy new love song on the 2006Club Cruise.”

Dan Abbas made his debut as asinging sensation on last year’scruise karaoke night.

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RYC Holiday BallJoin us for a Winter Wonderland Celebration

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Enjoy cocktails and hors d'ouevres, served butler style at 6:00 pmHoliday Dinner at 7:30 pm

followed by dancing with music by Vintage

MenuAppetizer

Maryland Crab Cakes & Grilled PrawnsRoasted Red Bell Pepper Aioli

SaladSalad of Field Greens

with Poached Pear, Toasted Pecans & Blue Cheesewith Pear Vinaigrette

Intermezzo

EntréeSliced Beef Tenderloin & Grilled Sliced Lobster Tail

paired with Bordelaise & Ivory Sauces

Roasted Mushroom PotatoesWinter Squash Medley

DessertBerries with Mascarpone in a Chocolate Cup

Price: $60 per person, includes wine with dinnerMake reservations now by calling the Club, 342-5511

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Join The Southern Rendezvousat

Burnt Store • March 17-19

RYCers at the front entrance to Platinum Point Yacht Club during the 2005 Rendezvous. HelenIngerson is a Past Commodore there and together with Jack and Mary Fields, also PPYCmembers, sponsored our use of the Clubhouse.

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Valentine's DayTuesday, February 14, 2006

The Club will open on Valentine's Dayfor

Romantic Music & Dinner, 6-9 pm

Choose from á la carte dinner menuor Chef George's romantic dinner specials for two

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EVENTS CALENDAR

Duplicate Bridge 10 am

Duplicate Bridge 10 am

Duplicate Bridge 10 am

Duplicate Bridge 10 am

Duplicate Bridge 10 am

Club Closed

(Bar/Kitchen Openfor Monday Night

Football, 6 pm)

Club Closed

(Bar/Kitchen Openfor Monday Night

Football, 6 pm)

Club Closed

(Bar/Kitchen Openfor Monday Night

Football, 6 pm)

New Year’s DayReception3 – 6pm

Club Closed

(Bar/Kitchen Openfor Monday Night

Football, 6 pm)

Club Closed

(Bar Open 3 pm)

Club Closed

(Bar Open 3 pm)

Club Closed

(Bar Open 3 pm)

Club Closed

(Bar Open 3 pm)

Club Reopens

Seminar onTreatments for

Sun Damaged Skin9 am – Noon

Club Closed

(Bar Open 3 pm)

Club Closed

ChristmasClub Closed

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Board Mtg, 7 pm

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Holiday Ball6-cocktails7:30-dinner

8-music & dancing

New Year’s EveDinner & Music6 pm – 10 pm

Power FleetHoliday Brunch

Noon

RYCWA’sChildren’s Brunch

with SantaTwo seatings:10:30 & 1:00

RYCWA’s Holidaywine tasting-11:30

luncheon-Noonentertainment

Duplicate Bridge 10 am

Club Closed

Club Closed

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDROCHESTER, NYPERMIT NO. 748

Rochester Yacht Club5555 St. Paul BoulevardRochester, New York 14617

New Year’s Eve 2005A Lite Night

for the Last Night!

Dinner serveddownstairs

A Lite Night for the

Last Night!Dinner served

downstairs

à la Carte 6 – 9pm

Backgroundmusic

by keyboardistDiane Habeeb

7 – 10 pm

à la Carte 6 – 9pm

Backgroundmusic

by keyboardistDiane Habeeb

7 – 10 pm

New Year’s Eve 2005