REEF POINT For the encouragement and promotion of yachting and the creation of a spirit of good fellowship (RYC Constitution, Article II)

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1 Mark your calendar: No Sails Required - June 18 Tri-Club Rendezvous - June 25 Fireworks, of course! - July 4 REEF POINT For the encouragement and promotion of yachting and the creation of a spirit of good fellowship (RYC Constitution, Article II) June 2016 Racine Yacht Club Commodore s Report Well RYC, you finally did it! And what you did was magical! Our 100th Anniversary Gala was a success of epic proportions. Starting off the day was our traditional blessing of the fleet, followed by a light lunch while Sandi Fox and crew showed off the new wears for Throughout the week, a tent was set to house this epic event. A flurry of members built a stage and a dance floor and on Opening Day the final flourishes were added to accent this important event. 185 gorgeous women and well-dressed men showed up to experience strolling appetizers to wet their palate, a wonderful sit down dinner where no one went hungry and to finish it off, a little dancing to work off all that great food to the sounds of Swing Nouveau! That sounds incredible, but yet more amazing things happened around the club to accent our 100th Anniversary. Our commemorative paver patio was installed with a center plaque that is like no other. There is still room to add your special paver to leave a piece of history. Additionally, the book RYC Roots, The First Hundred Years was released that brings the history of RYC for the past 100 years to life! Finally, a memorial to Gary Knop that adorns our newly refurbished mast found its permanent home. RYC s Gala Toast Racine, Wisconsin Photos courtesy of Amy Henning Required event is on June 18th so register and get out on the water for this fun, relaxed event. To finish out the month is the Tri-Club Party on the 25th! If you haven t been to this, go! This year this party finishes at RYC! Some of our members might be recovered from the Gala to get a little crazy again! All of the wonderful things that occur at RYC could not be done without the hard work and dedication of our membership. I am truly blessed to be your Commodore, and you all make me proud. I cannot wait for the next party to start! Thank you all who made this past year, our 100th Anniversary Celebration, a hard act to follow for future generations! Remember it is always tropical in your mind! Gregg Henning, Commodore June starts our busy season of events, racing and of course more parties. Our annual Open House was on Saturday, June 4th. Adult sailing classes hit the water with one of our largest classes to date. Our Tune-Up Series for racing starts on the first Wednesday in June so get those boats ready! The No Sails SPRING CLUB HOURS Open Monday and Tuesday a 4PM Open Weds, Thurs, Fri at 11AM Open Sat at 9AM, Sun at 8AM Lunch available Wed/Thur/Fri/Sat 11AM - 2PM Bar Menu Available Tue/Wed/Thurs 4PM to 8PM Racine Yacht Club One Barker Street Racine, WI N W Phones ミ General: (262) Office, 7:00am ミ Noon: (262) FAX (262) Web site: office@racineyachtclub.org View the Reef Point in color on our Web site!

2 RYC News in Brief Meetings/Club Hours From the May Board meeting minutes: Treasurer Frank Randall reported: For the year our net income is under budget. Gross food and beverage sales for the year are higher than last year. Profit from food and beverage sales are up compared to last year at this time. We transferred a significan amount to our savings account this month. I hope the rest of the year goes as well. Water level up 3 in the last month with another 3 increase projected for next month. Food sales are up. From Commodore Gregg Henning: Gotta do something about the fruit flies. Gregg cleared out obsolete PCs rendered obsolete by POS upgrades. From Office Manager Kim Shortess: Newest granddaughter arrived this morning! Vice Commodore John Stanley: Opening Day: John talked to Teri Christiansen about singing national anthem for opening day. Other opening day discussion ensued: Jack Landwehr arranged for his choir to sing other songs. Gregg asked for a program. John Stanley reminded us that blue blazers with Club patches are the board uniform of the day. John has a proposal to honor Cliff Haas with by naming a RYC boat in his honor. Bob Sample will make a recommendation. John reported that S2 7.9 CCR registration will be online and not through the club. Rear Commodore Amy Cermak: Amy developed an application for sailing instructors and passed around for review. Questions can be easily revised for yard help and dock master if desired. Amy shared the flyer for a woman s sailing conference the following weekend in Milwaukee. Eddie Visit RYC s Website at for the most up-to-date information, events and race results. provided 2 for 1 drink coupons for participant s gift bags. Amy asked for a $100 donation for the above conference. John Stanley moved we authorize this donation. Pam seconded and the motion carried. From Membership Secretary Pam Jobson: Pam moved we accept Julie Harycki and David Szabo as associate members. Jack Landwehr seconded and the motion passed. Pam moved we accept the resignation of member Bud Lowe pending settlement of all accounts. Jack Landwehr seconded and the motion passed. Membership remains unchanged at 260 members. House Director Jim Mc Bain reported: No report. There are a couple holes left in a counter and/or cabinet from our old POS system. Gregg bypassed the middle man and went straight to Mike Fox. From Pier Director Frank Gall: Frank has been cutting and grinding and raising a few finger piers. The plan was to raise another finger on dock and yard day. Last year high water ripped out hardware on the north dingy pier. Frank has a plan to improve mounts to accommodate higher water levels without pinning hardware under cross pieces. Jack Landwehr told Frank he accepted a slip reservation for early July. Jack asked for directions to handle transient slips. Bartenders should be trained every spring. From Yard Director Jack Landwehr: Jack submitted the following written report: Dock and Yard Day was set for May 14. The water pipe feeding the Dry Sail See this month s calendar on page 4 for additional coming events: June 2 7:00pm New Member Meeting 9 7:00pm Board Meeting 16 NO General Membership Meeting July 7 7:00pm New Member Meeting 14 7:00pm Board Meeting 21 NO General Membership Meeting SUMMER CLUB HOURS Mon., Tues. 1PM to 8PM* Wed., Thurs., Fri. 11AM to 9PM* Saturday 9AM to 9PM* Sunday 8AM to 8PM* *Closing times are determined at the bartender s discretion; Club is typically open until 9:00 if there are patrons present. GALLEY HOURS Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Lunch.11:00-2:00 Friday Dinner...5:00-9:00 Sunday Breakfast...8:00-2:00 Sunday Lunch...12:00-2:00 Bar Menu...Tue., Wed., Thurs., 4:00-8:00 OFFICE HOURS 8 AM until 2 PM M-F Area has been repaired and the concrete pad under the pavilion has been replaced. Special thanks to Mike Fox and Charlie Manning for arranging for the concrete replacement and Mark Lukow, Bob Dean and Steve Roberts for their hours of work of digging the trench and replacing the water pipe. Repairs should last forty years. In Memoriam Continued on page 3 Ellen Lewis mother (Scott Lewis mother-inlaw) passed away at an age of 104 years. Penny Gagnon passed away this month. RYC extends sincere condolences to both families during this difficult time. Off Watch Joe McGauran was hospitalized. Joe is now home. Jeff Flegel has been back in the hospital and is currently in transitional care. 2

3 News in Brief, cont d RYC members are reminded to empty trash containers used under the pavilion after large group gatherings to help prevent late night critters from dumping out trash leaving it for other RYC members to clean up. B ig Brew Day at RYC was held on Saturday, May 7th. This event was sponsored by Jack and Lynn Landwehr featured three local Home Brewers from D.P. Wigley that supplied 20 home brew beers and wines. Several Commercial beverages were also available for tasting. Three beer batches were brewed. The Home Brewers sent out pictures to other Home Brewers celebrating National Big Brew Day with the hashtag Brew with a View.Plans are being discussed to bring back the Home Brewers on Saturday, October 1st. Summer employees are in place to work on the grounds and dock system. Please contact the Yard or Dock Director to discuss work done by RYC summer employees. Summer storage contracts for the Dry Sail Area, front gate storage area and storage racks are to be completed by Friday, June 24th. All water craft or trailers must have a 2016 RYC storage ID sticker. Water craft and trailers without a 2016 RYC ID sticker will be identified and disposed of at the discretion of the Yard Director. Contact RYC office to complete 2016 RYC Boat Storage contract by Friday June 24th. Last year s storage contracts will be automatically renewed. Last year s contracts retain the same storage space. All summer storage areas are ready for RYC members in good standing to fill out contracts and bring down their boats. Gregg Henning shared written feedback from a member concerned about the appearance of the yard and parking lot. Specific concerns included the wind screen, scrap wood on the NW corner of the clubhouse, materials stored around the Sea Scout trailer and doing something to screen the view of the grease trap/tank. Action for all but the last is already planned. From Race Director Bob Sample: As of last week Bob is a member of Mo Wind, a wind surfing organization. Schedule is posted for their wind surfing event. Bob presented two proposals to combine our 10 minute pier and the Sea Scout pier with a launch ramp on the end. Bob plans to buy a $700 automated start system. This system will break even after 3 years due to savings on compressed air c: Work continues to establish a youth foundation. From Entertainment Director Kurt Lasson: Gregg thanked Kurt for his efforts for First Thursday entertainment. This is a lot of loading, setting up, tearing down, etc. for a professional act that is quite popular. Gregg asked for a motion offering Kurt a $50 credit per event to his account in appreciation for this popular event. Bob Sample so moved and Amy Cermak seconded. The motion passed. POS system. Kurt asked for an (Ethernet?) connection so the dining room POS workstation can be moved to the north end of the bar for the Tri Club. Gregg reported the connection is still there but he is concerned that moving hardware sometimes causes problems. Bob Sample concurred. Mark Lukow moved that we purchase a third workstation for approximately $3000. Pam seconded and the motion passed. Juke box waiting on part. Committee Reports HOOK: Registration numbers close to last year at this time. All set for parties and meals. AmericInn motel is 100% booked. Adult Sailing Education: Record 40 people in class. (Boats were still needed). First on the water class is May 31st. Four Tuesdays total. RYC Youth Program: Optimist rack won t be used this summer. Amy asked Jack to have it moved to the back of the dry sail area. 100th Anniversary Committee: Chip Manning and Steve Wheeler reported that the 100th anniversary book was ready to publish. The draft copies look beautiful. Mark Lukow moved the 100 year committee be authorized to move forward with the printing. John Stanley seconded and the motion passed. Charlie shared a design for a proposed center piece in the commemorative brick yard for board review.john Stanley moved the board approve the design and authorized the expense. Frank Gall seconded and the motion passed. Even with these two expenses 100 year activities are showing a nice gain for the Club. Unfinished Business Gregg reported typical start up issues on the POS system. He has seen servers and bartenders at other locations fly with this software but our team is not there yet. New Business Amy Cermak shared that Columbia YC has a group that wants to cruise here in honor of our 100th anniversary and invites us to cruise there next year for their 125th. Looking for dates. For the Good of the Club Kim was not available to open today. Jackie managed okay but could not make change and had to use Kim s code to access/unlock the POS system. This brings up an open action item from last year s audit about having backup for Kim. Frank Randall is willing to serve as backup. Jack moved Frank be authorized to access necessary drawers and/or secured items. Bob seconded and the motion passed. Addendum: After we adjourned, Jack Landwehr asked Mark Lukow to add an appeal for a chairperson and volunteers for an RYC 4th of July float. 3

4 If you are aware of any dates or events that should be included in upcoming calendars, please contact the RYC office or information to the Reef Point editor. RYC Calendar of Events June-July Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Breakfast Served 8-2: Adult Sail School - On the Water - 5:30 PM Taco Tuesday lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Tune Up Race #2 8 9 New Member Mtg 7:00 pm Bar menu 10 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00 9:00 lunch Served 11-2:00 Breakfast Served 8-2: Adult Sail School - On the Water - 5:30 PM Taco Tuesday lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Tune Up Race # Board Meeting 7:00 pm 17 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00 9:00 lunch Served 11-2:00 NO SAILS REQUIRED RACE Breakfast Served 8-2: Adult Sail School - On the Water & Pizza Party - 5:30 PM Taco Tuesday lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Tune Up Race # General Membership Meeting 7:00 pm 24 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00 9:00 lunch Served 11-2:00 Breakfast Served 8-2: Taco Tuesday 28 lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Summer Race # Dinner Served 5:00-9:00 July 9:00 lunch Served 11-2:00 Breakfast Served 8-2: INDEPENDENCE DAY Taco Tuesday 5 6 Summer Race #2 7 New Member Mtg 7:00 pm 8 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00 9:00 lunch Served 11-2:00 RYC Roots: The First 100 Years Your 100th Anniversary Historical Committee has been busy for the past year tracing our Yacht Club s origins and rich past with monthly four-page inserts in this newsletter, the Reef Point. The April insert, about the late Bill Richter, was the final piece we did that way. Because we have much more material we incorporated everything, including all the inserts we have already published, into a nicely bound 100+ page book that is now available. Priced at $29.95, it will make a great addition to your library and you will own a piece of our history. Please support your Club by buying a copy or two. Mary Jo Rode Broker, Licensed in Illinois and Wisconsin maryjorode@gmail.com Cornerstone Realty Group 735 Sheridan Road Winthrop Harbor, Il IL Office WI Office 4

5 The RYC 100th Anniversary Gala Planning for our Centennial Gala started last Fall. Many Club members recalled a great past performance by Swing Neuveau and suggested they return for the Gala. That set the tone for an elegant evening and guided the planning of co-chairs Lynn Landwehr and Carolyn Caruso. In planning the Gala, it was decided that a tent was needed along with a stage and dance floor to accommodate the 17 piece band, lots of dancing and an expected crowd of over 160. Once a budget was established, the next step was to work with Eddie our Club caterer to plan an elegantly served meal and hors d oveurves. Additional planning resulted in the finer details of the event being organized. Tableware, glassware, table clothes, tables, chairs and even additional silverware were required and rented in order to pull the Gala off as envisioned. Meetings were held regulary since January of this year, but the realization of all the planning came on the Tuesday before the gala with the arrival of the tent and other Gala equipment. During subsequent days the stage and dance floor were meticulously constructed by Jack Landwher and crew and the layout for the seating was accomplished. On the day before the Gala, place cards were made out and a seating chart was planned along with ironing of all the table clothes and napkins. Then on Gala Day, the set up of the tent occurred as Club staff and a swarm of volunteers used a three hour window at the close of Opening Day ceremonies to transform the Club from its usual appearance to the elegant setting for a Gala that would see 178 in attendance. The table settings used the Club colors of white and blue which were carried through with specially prepared center pieces from Miller s Flowers. Even the cake, provided by O & H Bakery, featured the Centennial logo. No event of this size could be successful without the help of many volunteers who worked so hard and so long to make it happen. Thanks to Terry Marcus for working with Eddie on the meal and providing extra silverware, table clothes and napkins. Lynn Landwehr coordinated the decorations along help from Vicki Langton, Welcome Sittig, Mary Vandehei all of whom worked on table seating and more. Additional assistance was provided by Andrea Galinski and Sue Weldon. The significant tent preparations were coordinated by Jack Landwehr who also arranged the rental and purchase of all materials. Over several days his workers included Jm Sittig, Mike Langton, Ed Bergles, Dave Szabo, Andy Witkowski, Scott Lewis, Gregg Henning and Joe Caruso. Our own Kim Shortess, handled all the RSVP s including meal choices and seating preferences. Through over a year of Centennial and Gala planning, Paul Tobias supported the effort with design of the Centennial logo and the design of the Gala invitation. Sandy Mott stepped up to design the evening program bill for the Gala tables. At the Gala, Joe Caruso served as emcee, with Commodore Gregg Henning reminding us of the significance of the Centennial while introducing special guests and past commodores. Tony Herrmann provided a beautiful invocation to start the meal. During the band s break, RYC musical talent was showcased by horn performances from Ray Olson and Ed Bergles, while Teri Christensen and Jamie Martin provided vocal selections. The band liked Ray and Ed so much that they invited them to sit in with them on a couple of sets. If you haven t done it yet, go to the RYC Facebook page to see the more than 300 pictures posted there by Amy Lynn Henning who captured much of the evening through her camera. RYC provided members with a number of ways to get involved and be recognized during the Centennial year, while also gently raising money to fund current and future Club projects. Joe Caruso coordinated part of these efforts through the Centennial Captain, engraved paver and photo tile programs. With the first round of 51 engraved pavers received this spring, the patio display came to life with their installation and a featured stainless steel Centen nial emblem. Charlie Manning had Paul Tobias s design produced and he and Commodore Gregg Henning installed the pavers around it with help from Joe Caruso. Sandi Fox, expanded the cub s outstanding wearable and merchandise lines so members, friends and families could sport the Centennial logo this year. At this writing, the next order of engraved pavers and the close of photo tile orders will be coming up toward the end of June and members can contact the RYC office for more details. Again, Paul Tobias is to be thanked for designing the Centennial logo that you saw throughout the year and was used in so many instances. 5

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