April 2022
ISLANDER The Cleveland Yachting Club
Founded in 1878
Chef’s Fabulous Fare
Spring is in the Air
On the Waterfront
From Ahi Tuna to Steaks,
Events abound from Easter Egg
Planning activities on the lake
something for every palate
Hunt to Father-Daughter Dance
and in the pool this summer
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FROM MOUNTAINS TO SHINING SEAS
Members travelled to California to tour wine country, New York to hit the slopes, and Key West for some fishing, and to pass time while waiting for the bustling summer to come
ON THE COVER: A favorite on the dinner menu, Chef Matt’s Ahi Tuna is seared rare and nestled on a bed of Spicy Asian Slaw, Ramen Noodles and Seaweed Salad, topped with a Yuzu–Wasabi Dressing. Bon appetit!
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Commodore Daniel Clevenger Vice Commodore Michael Mansuetto Rear Commodore Andrew Drumm Fleet Captain Christian Tracey Management Committee Mike Harris Matt Dugan Tom McNeill III Mark Callahan General Manager Marc Dallas Editor Mary Ann Smith CYC Islander deadline: Drop off copy and/or photos for the May issue to the CYC Islander mailbox in the Club office by April 10. You may also send copy to msmith@cycrr.org.
It is crazy to me that it is already April. It felt like just a few days ago I was getting the boat ready for winter and now I need to get it prepped to splash in time for my launch date—with the Commodore Cruise trip happening in April I am sure I won’t have it ready in time, but please don’t let Brian O’Malley know! Speaking of the Commodore Cruise, we cannot wait to get to the BVI and board our catamarans for a week with family and friends. My daughters have had a countdown clock going for about two months, so I know they are excited. I am sure I will have some great stories to share. A huge thanks to P/C Lynn Lazzaro and Chip Schaffner for helping get the itinerary and details organized. So as spring is upon us, just a few weeks ago we had the annual CYC ski trip. This year we went to Peek ‘n’ Peak. Even though the weather during the week prior was warm, it cooled down and dropped some fresh snow and made for a great weekend. Lance Ambrose organized a wonderful luncheon in the main lodge allowing for the group to warm up and refuel for the afternoon skiing. On Sunday, March 6, P/C Mike FitzGibbon, Emad Estemalik, Laura Goldberg, along with coaches and counselors, held the Junior Activities SignUp Event. There were a number of parents and children in attendance learning more about this year’s Swim Team, Sail Camp and Junior Race Team plans. Some great new things are planned so make sure to check them out and sign up. Also for the adults looking for waterfront activities make sure to check out page 7! My countdown clock to St. Pat’s Day 2023 has started, but I sure did enjoy the festivities at the Club this year! Another fantastic Irish fare evening showcasing the talented Irish Dancers made for a festive St. Pat’s Day dinner and the Survivor Party the day after
with great music made for an awesome night. It’s always fun to be Irish for a few days! Big shout-out of thanks to Mark and Whitney Callahan and Fleet Captain Christian and Maureen Tracey for organizing both events. I noticed there is a new column from our technology committee chaired by Fleet Captain Christian Tracey. Tech Corner is a great way to keep up with what’s new and interesting in technology! Thanks to Justin Reed for making these happen. On a very proud note, I am excited to announce that The Cleveland Yachting Club was recently awarded the St. Petersburg Trophy. This prestigious national award is given annually by US Sailing to the yacht club which it deems has held the best regatta in the country over the past year. Technically the award is for best race management, but in reality, the best overall regatta is the winner. CYC won this award for hosting the 75th Thistle National Championships in 2021, which drew almost 100 boats and received rave reviews by all who participated. Led by Fred and Marilyn Hunger and John and Mary Lovett, the event is being honored for what it was—just amazing! The PRO from the event, Matt Bounds, also played a huge role in the event and for us to be presented with this award. I was honored to attend this event at the St. Francis Yacht Club and to accept this award on behalf of our club alongside P/C Kevin Carroll, P/C Greg Zenko and Matt Bounds (pictured here). Did you know that the last time CYC won the St. Petersburg Trophy was in 1995 when we hosted the 50th Thistle National Championship. The late P/C John Busch was the Race Committee Chairman for the event and he was most proud of this achievement. We are very fortunate to have the venue and volunteers to host these events and it makes it even sweeter being honored with this award once more! Enjoy the first month of spring, and I hope to see you around the club! — Commodore Daniel Clevenger
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AROUND THE CLUB
Welcome New Members
Megan Fleming Dr. Fleming is a physical therapist at Metro Health. She and husband Daniel are looking forward to dining at the Club. Sponsors: Craig Cook & Karen Stohr Andrew Petryk Andrew is director at Brown, Gibbons, Lang. He and wife Eileen have three children. Sponsors: P/C Scott Durham & P/C Kevin Carroll Robert McConville Owner of American Brass, Robert and wife Shannon have two children and looking forward to spending time at the pool. Sponsors: Gary Johnson & Robert McDonnell
Spring Launch
Spring Launch begins April 25 and your cooperation in being ready on your assigned date will be appreciated. Due to anticipated dredging, dock building and launch, no boat or trailer may be brought onto the island before May 1, for either water or dry dock. Please call ahead to schedule. A Dry Sail Space may not be occupied before May 28.
Rack or dry sail stickers Your sticker for Rack or Dry Sail assignment is to be displayed and adhered to your paddleboard, kayak and/or dry sail trailer at all times. Any item that does not have a valid 2022 sticker displayed will be subject to removal and/or towed at the member’s expense. This rule will be enforced by the Harbor Manager. Rack storage is intended for one boat and supporting equipment. If space allows, an additional vessel may be stored in your rack for an additional fee. Please print and submit the Additional Rack Sticker request form online or pick one up at the Front Desk.
Thank you for your continued support and cooperation as we look forward to a great summer season of boating! —General Manager Marc Dallas and Harbor Manager Brian O’Malley
Book Club We will be meeting on Thursday, April 21, at 6 p.m. to eat dinner and discuss The Sea Keeper’s Daughter by Lisa Wingate. Call CYC to make your reservations and ask for the “book club” table. Please let me know if you are coming so I have enough handouts for you. Call my cell 216385-9209 (preferred) or email me at aajone43@gmail.com. —Annette Yamada
Art Fleet: Gentle Waves Sue Levy, the CYC member-artist to exhibit one of her works this month, is an avid sailor, along with her husband Ed, and a very committed Wet Hen. Her passion and strong attraction to water remains an integral part of her artistic creations, as seen in her watercolor painting being exhibited in the Library
Party Planning is our Passion
From an intimate cocktail reception to an informational meeting to an elegant dinner party, The Cleveland Yachting Club is the perfect venue for any memorable occasion. Our Event Coordinator, Emily Coletta, and Chef Matt Gambatese can work with you to accommodate a wide range of budgets while selecting the best fare for your event. We offer eclectic menus with your choice of hors d’oeuvres, plated meals or fabulous buffet, and, of course, decadent desserts. CYC can customize your booking with complimentary coordinated linens, decorated food displays, registration tables and audio/visual equipment. Just relax and leave the details to us! Call Emily at 440-333-1310 x224 to get your party started.
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“Imagine yourself floating above the beach and looking down at the lapping waves on the shore,” says Sue. “Each color represents a gentle wave with a small bit of the previous wave left behind. Like life, when a loved one leaves this earth, they leave a small bit of themselves behind in the form of memories we cherish. I’ve been happily ‘pushing paint around’ for a few years now after being coaxed into trying my hand at watercolors by a dear friend. An unexpected joy! My mom is smiling from heaven.”
that your Art Fleet friends create.
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—Marcello Mellino, Fine Art Fleet Chairperson
Art Show As part of the Art Show to be held Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 28, Kimberley Moore will be sharing a video and a boat model exhibit in honor of her late father, Charles Carpenter. His hobby is explained in this amazing short video that will be shown on a loop at the Art Show or can be accessed at https://vimeo.com/user160970717/ review/657983415/7952358b2d.
Weather, navigation and maintenance are all extremely important factors to consider before and during each boat trip. Buoycast gives you the most accurate, real-time marine weather. Accessing all the weather information you need to maximize your experience on the water including wind direction and speed, water temperature and more with a single tap on iOS or Android.
Skeet Fleet The CYC Skeet Fleet gathered this spring at Hill ’n Dale in Medina, pictured below, for friendly competition.
We are so proud to once again give our fellow members the opportunity to enjoy one of her works, and, as always, welcome comments and encouragement for all
Women’s Networking Event Thursday, April 7
The CYC Women’s Network is working on a four-part series in 2022 called “Our Greatest Wealth is our Health” with potentially a few bonus events. We will kick things off Thursday, April 7, at 5:30 p.m. with networking and a presentation on Mindfulness and Behavioral Strategies with Cindy McDonough in the Marine Terrace and Bar. We are planning a nutrition session for May, followed by fitness and brain health sessions later in the year. Please contact Allison Reich for more information or to RSVP (areich@frantzward.com; 440-821-9341) or make reservations online.
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throughout April. “Gentle waves” is her interpretation of waves slowly reaching the shore, as seen from a higher vantage point; Sue sees in this a reflection of our progression through life.
Have a favorite app everyone should know about? Send an email to justin@beachclifftech. com! —Justin Reed
Euchre Nights Join your fellow CYC members for the final Euchre Nights this season on April 7 & 21 CYC Thursday night Euchre has been extremely well attended this season. No reservations are required; all you have to do is show up in the Snug Harbor room promptly at 7:30 p.m. on April 7 and 21. Cost is $5 cash, which is used for both weekly and season prizes. — Dave Wade
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2022 POWER FLEET SCHEDULE May 14 Coast Guard Inspection & Kickoff BBQ @ Center Isle (Skipper P/C Jack Salisbury)
June 3-5 Cedar Point Cruise (Skippers P/C Allyn Adams Jr. & Karyn Brockman)
June 17-19 Geneva-on-the-Lake Cruise (Skippers Dr. Sonja & Scott Carter) June 22-23 Mid-week Cruise to Kelleys Island (Skippers P/C Chris & Sophia Tjotjos)
June 24-26 Vermilion Cruise Week of July 4 Downtown Cleveland Cruise (Skippers Andrew Kobak & Dana Textoris) July 9 Pool Party @ CYC (Skipper Marti Saltis) July 22- Aug 7 Long Cruise (Extended) Georgian Bay, North Channel & GPYC (Skippers P/C Rick & Suzan Adams, plus others)
July 29- Aug 7 Long Cruise (Traditional) Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair & St. Clair River (Skippers P/C Brian & Lisa Cruse) Aug 12-14 Sandusky Yacht Club Cruise (Skippers Mark & Whitney Callahan)
Aug 17-21 Mid-Week Cruise to Port Stanley & Rondeau (Port Stanley Skipper John Norton, Rondeau Skippers Lee & Nicki Stacey)
Sept 10 Browns First Game Party @ Center Isle Sept 16-18 PIB — Crews Nest Cruise (Skippers Chris & Chari Zito)
Oct 1 Year-End Party & Trophy Night @ Center Isle (Skippers P/C Rick & Suzan Adams)
Oct 6-9 Kentucky Bourbon Trail (Skippers Phil & Sarah Slaght)
POWER FLEET
Fun on land before readying for launch Spring is upon us and our hulls will soon leave winter storage and be hitting the water. Last month, 60-plus attendees had a good time at Power Fleet’s Winter Get-Together at Main Event bowling, playing multiple games or just planning summer activities with good friends over a drink or two. In addition to all the food, fun and games, we celebrated Jamie Clevenger’s 13th birthday and Salem Stacey’s 20-something birthday.
U.S. Coast Guard Inspection, BBQ Luncheon, Raffle The Power Fleet’s next event is the annual USGC Inspection and BBQ Luncheon, on Saturday, May 14, skippered by P/C Jack Salisbury. USCG inspections will take place on the island, from 9 a.m. through noon. We encourage all members to take advantage of this opportunity—power and sail. The inspections are voluntary, free and there is no penalty if your boat does not pass the inspection. The inspection usually takes 10 to 20 minutes. If your boat passes the inspection, you will be awarded a decal, to be displayed on your boat, for the season. You can sign up on the CYC calendar website, or look for a Vessel Safety Examiner walking the island identifiable by their red shirt. From 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., we will have a complimentary BBQ luncheon, for all Power Fleet members. The menu includes hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, beer, soft drinks and all the fixings. The BBQ will be at Center Isle. This year we will also sponsor a 50/50 raffle for Power Fleet members, in which 50% of all receipts go to the winning ticket, and 50% to the Power Fleet activity fund. Limit of $1,000 of tickets will be sold at $10 per ticket, or three for $25—up to $500 cash prize. Tickets will be available from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m., on Saturday, May 14. P/C Jack Salisbury and others will have tickets to sell, as we walk the island, and at the luncheon. Drawing will be held after the luncheon at Center Isle at approximately 1:30 p.m.
Summer Cruises The CYC summer cruises are available for sign up on the CYC calendar website. Please sign up early, as this will assist the cruise skippers with obtaining sufficient dockage and planning activities. This is particularly important for the Traditional and Extended Long Cruises. It would be helpful to sign up by May 1, for these cruises, as we expect significant interest with Canadian ports opening up again to U.S. boaters.
Power Fleet Membership If you are not a Power Fleet member, but would like to join, please email us at rjadamsjr.saywhen@yahoo.com or call at 239-734-0944. Annual dues are $95.
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— P/C Rick and Suzan Adams, Power Fleet Chairs
April 2022
Waterfront activities to include fun for adults and youth this summer The brand-new office of Waterfront Activities continues to build momentum. Thank you to all who are supporting the endeavor. Registration season for Swim Team, Sail Camp and Junior Race Team is upon us. If you haven’t registered, please go to CYCRR.org and get on board. If you have any trouble, email me at waterfrontdirector@cycrr.org and I will help. Also mark your calendars for Sunday, May 1, at 5 p.m. when we do a Junior Activities Reveal at CYC. Our chairs, counselors, coaches and past participants will discuss the specifics of the 2022 programs with all registered swimmers and campers as well as their parents. We have new programs, new rules and a lot of new fun that will be revealed in detail. Then plan on staying for dinner, as Chef Matt and his staff will be preparing a Junior Activities buffet. The dinner will be by reservation only. Reservations will open later in April and I will email all registered families when it does. Swim Team Suits and Spirit Wear. If you are part of Swim Team, Geiger’s will open an online store in early April so you can order your suits. The suits are required; the spirit wear is optional. I will email registered participants when it opens. Junior Race Team. Want to join a
competitive team of sailors who have a ton of fun and build camaraderie that lasts a lifetime? Email me your interest and questions. After a season off, we are rebuilding the Opti program and look forward to getting our youngest racers on board. Adult Swim With The Coaches. Our head Swim Team Coach, Sophie Dasko, will be offering an early morning (6:30 a.m.) Adult Swim With The Coaches. She and her coaches will be sharing tips on strokes, healthy swimming exercises and offering general instruction. More to come on this in May. Adult Learn to Sail and Adult Learn to Powerboat. We are well on our way in planning our summer Adult Learn to Sail and Adult Learn to Powerboat programs. Thank you to all who have shown interest. If you have not already done so, please email me your interest. We will have details in place this month, and I will reach out with the details to everyone who has contacted me. If you are a participant in, or member of, Swim Team, Sail Camp, Junior Race, Fishing Fleet, Wet Hens, Power Fleet or Sail Fleet and have ideas for waterfront activities, let me know. And follow us on Instagram: @cycwaterfrontactivities
—P/C Mike FitzGibbon
CALLING ALL COUNSELORS Want a fun, rewarding and waterfilled summer teaching kids how to sail, powerboat, kayak, paddleboard and many other skills? Then maybe a counselor position is for you. The Cleveland Yachting Club is looking for the following positions: Sailing Counselors Powerboat Counselors Camp is in session Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. between June 13 – July 22. There are couple early half days prior to camp for those available and the trophy night is July 26. Can’t do weekdays? How about late afternoon or evenings? We need counselors for our Start Opti Sailing Now (S.O.S.) program. This entails teaching five- to seven-year-old campers the basics of sailing and boating safety in two-hour sessions. If interested, contact P/C Mike FitzGibbon by email: Waterfrontdirector@cycrr.org.
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DINING SPECIALS Here’s what ’s cooking Weekly Dining Specials Two club favorites! Join us for Family Night Specials every Wednesday featuring homestyle meals for the family. And every Thursday evening from 5 to 8:30 p.m. is $5 Burger Nights featuring beef burgers, grilled chicken breast or veggie burger.
Wine Down the Weekend
Reservations are recommended as these dining specials sell out.
Fish Fry & Seafood during Lent You don’t need to search all over town for the best fish fry, as we have our famous Fish Fry every Friday through Easter at the Club. Plus, we have our Fish of the Day and other fish selections on our menu, including blackened salmon and Ahi tuna.
Half-off bottles of wine up to $50 every Sunday night.
Breakfast on Sundays Join us this month for breakfast every Sunday from 9 to 11 a.m. and enjoy all your breakfast favorites on our a la carte menu. And don’t forget we also have Mimosas and Blood Marys. We look forward to you starting your day with us on Sundays in April.
MEN’S STAG NIGHT Saturday, May 7
AND THEY’RE OFF... 5 p.m. Appetizers/Pari-Mutuel Wagering 6:30 p.m. Kentucky Derby Begins 6:45 p.m. BBQ Dinner with all the fixin’s 8 p.m. Euchre Tournament Cost: $50 per person includes appetizers, dinner, late night snack, keg beer, cigars, and raffle tickets. Euchre Tournament (registration required when reservations are made) is 40 person max, $10 buy-in. Call CYC for reservations. If you have any donations to be given away in our raffle, contact Chairpersons Richard Slaght (rslaght62@gmail.com) or Philip Slaght (philipslaght@yahoo.com)
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Come to the Club on Sunday evenings as a perfect end to the weekend, and enjoy a bottle of wine.
This wine special is good in April and May.
MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH Sunday, May 8
Seatings at 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. Treat those special ladies to an elegant brunch buffet. The menu will include traditional brunch favorites, a special buffet for the kids, and a dessert display. Entertainment provided by Harpist Susan Strasek. And, of course, roses for all the moms! Cost is $36 ages 13 & up and $15 for kids ages 4 & up. Kids 3 years and under free. Please RSVP online.
April 2022
2022 Social Events Year-at-a-Glance Father-Daughter Dance April 9 Easter Egg Hunt April 10 Easter Brunch April 17
At CYC, one day simply isn’t enough to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. On Thursday, members savored corned beef and cabbage while being entertained by Irish dancers. And then on Friday at the Survivors’ Party, revelers enjoyed a little hair of the dog that might have bitten them on Thursday, along with dinner and music!
Commodore’s Cruise April 16-23 Mother’s Day Brunch May 8 Spring Membership Meeting May 13 Power Fleet Kickoff/BBQ May 14 Porch Opening Party May 27 Boat Hop/Car Show/Art Walk May 28 Commissioning Ceremony May 30 Commodores’ Ball June 11 Walleye Tournament June 17-18 Father’s Day June 19 Junior Travelers Series June 25 Roberts Race July 9 CYC Regatta July 13-17 Swim Team Trophy Night July 21 Sail Camp Trophy Night July 26 Falcon Cup Race August 5 Squadron Sail September 10 Fall Regatta September 24-25
Season Kickoff Party
Sunday, May 15, from 2 to 5 p.m. Launch yourself into everything CYC has to offer! Come to the member kickoff party and get plugged in to all the club happenings. There will be representatives from our fleets and committees to learn what each has to offer and how to get involved.
Oktoberfest October 1 Power Fleet Trophy Night October 1 Devil Egg Party October 23 Halloween Party October 29 Trunk & Treat October 29 Fall Festival October 30 Annual Stockholders Meeting November 11 Change of Watch November 19
Plus enjoy complimentary food and beer. Chit bar available. —Chairs Joe Zupan & Barrie Spang 9
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FISHING FLEET:
Wet Hens ready for warm-weather pursuits
Clip-on or in-line weights?
March events kept us busy as winter waned:
The fishing tactics in every body of water change from time to time and the Lake Erie central basin is no different. The change in behavior of the target fish necessitates a change in tactics. You may remember the days of Reef Runners and Wiggle Warts being the go-to bait, but based on changes in fish preferences and behaviors, those days are somewhat over with the new go-to baits being Stinger spoons, Bandits, Flicker Minnows, Madeyes, etc. The Central Basin has seen more suspended fish over the past few seasons, which requires a change in tactics from going deep to a more midrange assault. We have used Dipsy divers at 25’ to 30’ back with spoons or shallow diving stick baits such as Perfect 10’s to achieve this midrange depth. However, another great tactic is the in-line or clip-on weight set up. The in-line weight is tied directly into the line, which is different from the clip-on weight. Achieving the right depth is a combination of size of the weight, pound test of the line, how much line is let out and speed of the troll. Adjusting each or all of the variables will allow you to reach the desired depth. Using a speed/weight matrix helps tremendously in this area. The clip-on weight is another option that offers the same opportunities as the in-line weight, with one exception, ease of changing your rigs. The clip-on weight is simply that, a weight that is clipped to the line after a desired length is let out. As an example, to reach a 25’- 30’ of depth with an in-line or clip-on weight at let’s say a 2.0 mph troll, 50’ of line needs to be let out, a 2 oz. clip weight added and then another 50’ of line let out. This set will achieve this depth within a few feet. It is our contention that clip-on weights are slightly more productive than inline weights, since the in-line weights may affect the action of the bait. We like to run a bit of everything, Dipsys, planners, in-line/clip-ons and naked in order to cover all possibilities at first, then hone in on what is working.
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— Sam Gifford and John Bush, Fishing Fleet Chairs
Nan Gregory presented an amusing look back at the fun-loving original Wet Hens. Ruth Pangrace performed as the infamous Cleveland con artist, Cassie Chadwick. Some of us skated around the Rocky River ice rink on St. Patrick’s Day and hikers and walkers got out on the trails and around the Island regularly. With the help of many Wet Hens, H2O was able to provide assistance and welcome to a recent immigrant and her newborn with whom we connected through The Hope Center. Our monthly dinner at CYC and happy hour at River Tap and Social began and ended the month with cheers! April has us thinking about kayaking, sailing and other warmer weather pursuits. Use the QR code to check the newsletter for updates from sailing, pathfinders and kayak chairs and to contact them about joining those groups. Jan Wade is offering to organize an Intro to Pickleball. If you are interested, email Jan with “Pickleball” in the subject line. On May 7, Wet Hens have the opportunity to take a boating safety course from Boat America. There is limited space and you must reserve your spot by calling CYC. Use the QR code to check the Wet Hens newsletter for details. Wet Hens is open to and welcomes all ladies of the Club. If you’d like to join us, contact Wet Hens Chair, Deb Wadden.
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LUNCH closed 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
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Fish Fry
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CLUBHOUSE BAR: Mon-Tues: closed Wed-Sat: 11:30 a.m.-midnight Sun: 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.
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The Cleveland Yachting Club 200 Yacht Club Drive Rocky River, Ohio 44116 440-333-1155 www.cycrr.org LATITUDE 41 29.262° N LONGITUDE 081 50.085° W
Bredt Family Father-Daughter Dance Saturday, April 9 Cocktails and “Coke” tails 6 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. A CYC tradition! Girls of all ages, bring that special guy for a lovely evening of pictures, dinner and dancing. Menu to include Braised Beef Strip Loin with carbernet reduction, whipped potatoes, green beans; and chicken fingers for children. All topped off with Apple Crisp and Vanilla Ice Cream. Dress is semi-formal. Cost is $40 for adults and $15 for children. RSVP online.
Hippety Hop Hop . . . Easter Brunch • Sunday, April 17 Children’s Easter Egg Hunt • Sunday, April 10
Who will find the golden egg? Everyone comes up a winner at this festive event. Gather in the clubhouse at 2 p.m. for our annual Egg Hunt. There will be three age groups: 5 & under, 6 to 8 years, and 9 & over. Please note that the children need to bring their own basket.
Seatings at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Bring your family to the club on Easter Sunday for a fabulous brunch buffet. Menu features traditional brunch favorites, desserts, children’s buffet and a visit by the Easter Bunny. Cost is $36 for adults and $15 for children. Make reservations online.
