July 2023
Founded in 1878
Commodores’ Ball celebrated our current and Past Commodores in fine fashion—check out all the coverage
Support the CYC Orcas this month!
Make your voices heard poolside
This biggest party of ‘23 brings the best of world-famous regattas— from SC to Annapolis—to CYC
Commodore
Michael Mansuetto
Vice Commodore
Andrew Drumm
Rear Commodore
Christian Tracey
Fleet Captain
Philip Slaght
Management Committee
Matt Dugan
Tom McNeill III
Mark Callahan
Richard Slaght
General Manager
Marc Dallas
Editor
Mary Ann Smith
CYC Islander deadline:
We welcome members’ photos for the newsletter. Drop off copy and/or photos for the August issue to the CYC Islander mailbox in the Club office by July 10. You may also send copy to msmith@cycrr. org.
Cover photo:
Longtime members, from left, Helene Hunger, P/C John Malm, Betty Kemper and Barbara Rudge take a moment out for a photo during Commodores’ Ball.
The island is in full summer mode with tons of activities both on and off the water. In June, Colleen and I had the honor of recognizing the Past Commodores and their spouses for their dedication and service to the club. The incredible facilities, the robust membership we currently enjoy, the diversity of programming throughout the season, and the rich traditions we participate in, have all been made possible by this group. When you have a moment, please make it a point of thanking them. Check out some of the photos on page 3, and of course, our cover photo.
Sail Fleet is in full swing with both the annual Roberts Race and the CYC Charity Cup on the schedule this month, while the Power Fleet has a full slate of cruises on the calendar. Please check the calendar and the Islander for more details.
Our juniors remain incredibly busy, as sail camp, race team and the swim team continue with full schedules. CYC is hosting the Area E qualifying regatta on July 10 for the right to compete in US Sailing’s Triple Handed Championship. Best of luck to our racers. On July 16, the Junior Race Team will head off to Put-inBay for the annual ILYA Junior Championships where I’m sure they will do an outstanding job representing the club. Our swim team and sail camp will each close out their seasons with trophy nights on the 20th and 25th respectively, where we’ll have an opportunity to celebrate and recognize their many achievements.
Of course, the biggest bash of the year kicks off on July 11 as we open Regatta for six fun-filled days, where we will
honor yachting traditions and make new memories along the way. Sarah and Chris van Raalten and their team have planned an itinerary that will recreate some of the greatest yacht racing destinations in the world. Please plan to enjoy great music, great food and lots of fun for the whole family. We will close out regatta with the traditional Squadron Sail on Sunday the 16th. Keep an eye out in your mail and on the website for the official Regatta program with all the details, and see page 5 for the itinerary.
I hope everyone read the short article in the June Islander introducing the proposed clubhouse renovation. We plan to have a town hall meeting later this summer where we will provide full details of the plan including proposed timing and options to pay for the project. We will be sure to communicate the date of the town hall as soon as we have finalized it.
I’d like to thank everyone for their ongoing patience with the modified traffic patterns. We continue to make progress on our plan to replace the bridge and will provide more concrete details as soon as they become available. Stay tuned.
I hope everyone continues to enjoy a fantastic summer at the club, and as always, Colleen and I look forward to seeing each of you on the island again very soon.
— Commodore Michael Mansuetto
From Commissioning to Commodores’ Ball: This Club is hopping!
a few YouTube tutorials and it all started flowing again.
The Art Fleet at CYC has been invaluable as a network of support and knowledge and Sarah credits preparing for the Art Walk and Holiday Bazaar with keeping her at the easel.
—Marcello
Mellino, CYC Fine Art Fleet ChairPlease take time to complete our dining survey and let us know how we are doing. The winner from May in the Dining Survey was Nick Anhold, who will enjoy a $100 CYC Gift Certificate.
Summer is finally in full swing as it clearly appears from the wonderful number of fun and exciting activities all over the island, and throughout the next several months CYC members of all ages will be busy enjoying all that is available at our club.
Our friend Sarah van Raalten will be displaying one of her beautiful Irish landscape oil paintings in the library, titled “Ballyluck 5,” depicting an enchanting bay and cottages where her family resides during their overseas trips. The simple and relaxing countryside Irish atmosphere is perfectly captured in her work, so reflective of the idyllic reality found in that corner of the world!
“Ballyluck 5 (2023) is a departure from my other work, which is more traditional realism,” she says. “Ballyluck is my parents’ farm in County Cork, on the south coast of Ireland. The winds of the ocean push the clouds into constantly changing patterns of light and shadow and the stucco on the old buildings glows in the evening light. I am inspired to paint there, to try to capture the juxtaposition of the wild expanse of the landscape with the warm welcome of home.”
An avid art student growing up, Sarah Ripich van Raalten started taking Saturday classes at the Beck Center and Cleveland Museum of Art and envisioned her future as an artist. But life led her to other more practical pursuits for several decades before she picked up her brushes again.
When her children (Caroline, now 15 and Harry, 13) were small, Sarah found herself making Play-Doh sculptures after the kids were in bed. She would draw elaborate scenes on the napkins for their lunch boxes and create fantastical birthday cakes. Finally she decided to paint a portrait of their dog, Daisy, as a surprise gift for Chris. She bought supplies and watched
An Evening with Gary Jobson will be October 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Clubhouse. Gary is a world-renowned sailor, television commentator and author of more than 18 books on sailing. He was a tactician for Ted Turner on Courageous during the 1977 America’s Cup and also during the 1980 defender trials. In 1983, he was the founder and tactician of the Courageous/Defender syndicate. Register for this event at cycrr.org.
—P/C Chuck InglefieldThe CYC Book Club will meet on the third Thursday of July, the 20th. We will be discussing “Lessons in Chemistry” by Bonnie Garmus. Both dinner and discussion will begin at 6 p.m. Be sure and ask for the Book Club Table when making reservations.
— Annette Yamada
We have a new event on July 20 at Shaker Country Club, with tee times starting at 2 p.m. On July 26th, don’t miss tee times starting at 11:30 a.m. at Stonewater Golf Club. There are six total times available.
—P/C Gordon Geiger, Golf Fleet Co-ChairmanIt gives me great pleasure to introduce Ethan Myers as our new Assistant Dining Room Manager. Ethan has worked as a server the past 12 years at CYC providing exceptional member service, great attitude and an outgoing personality. His wealth of knowledge in food and beverage and his understanding of restaurant operations will make for an easy transition into his new role, which is very well deserved. Please congratulate Ethan on this new chapter of his career next time you see him at the club!
To greatly improve the security of your CYC membership account and help keep your data safe, we will be implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) that will be enabled on your account starting July 17. What does this mean? You will now have to use a multi-step login process on the website and/or App every eighth time you log in or when you log in from a new device. This will require you to enter a passcode that will be sent to your email on file to verify it is you that is logging in. For an instructional video, go to Vimeo.com/manage/videos/835886831/ privacy.
The CYC Tennis Fleet continues to meet for 90-minute drills weekly at Avon Oaks Country Club. Seen here at a recent match is Krystal Massey. This month we also have inter-club league matches 12-1:30 p.m. occurring on July 2 at Westwood CC, July 9 at Avon Oaks CC and July 23 at Lakewood CC. If you would like more information, please contact Maria Melacrinos at cyctennisfleet@gmail.com.
TUESDAY, JULY 11
Dressing the Fleet
Opening Celebration
The CYC Island Race
Cardboard Boat Races
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12
Member Appreciation Party & Crew Dinner*
New Crew Orientaion & Crew Party
THURSDAY, JULY 13
Royal Regatta Ladies Luncheon*
Charleston Hospitality* Splash Party*
Kids’ Movie Night
Totally Rad 80’s Dance Party
FRIDAY, JULY 14
Food Trucks
The CYC Officers’ Club Soirée
Fleet Week After-Party
SATURDAY, JULY 15
The Flotilla Walk
Kids’ Olympic Pool Games
Flagline Olympics
Food Trucks
The Last Race to Havana Teen Movie Night
SUNDAY, JULY 16
Sunrise Prayer Service Flagline Breakfast
Kids’ Fast-Net Fishing Derby*
Junior Regatta Bash & Carnival Squadron Sail
South Bass Island Rib Cook-Off & Dinner*
*RegistrationRequired
June 30-July 2 Kelleys Island & Commodore’s Party
(SkippersP/CScott&MaryAlyceDurham, P/C Christopher&SophiaTjotjos)
July 8 Dock Crawl & Poker Walk (SkipperChristiaanvanRaalten)
LONG CRUISE
Kicking off the season with our first cruise to Put-in-Bay was a huge success. The scavenger hunt and Crew’s Nest cocktail party arranged by Chari Zito was tons of fun! Great weather followed our fleet as we visited Catawba Island Club and enjoyed an unforgettable sunset, drinks and great food at the newly opened Beach Bar. Thanks to Ric and Lynne Michaels and P/C Rick and Suzan Adams.
This month’s events kick off Saturday, July 8 with a Power Fleet Dock Crawl & Poker Walk hosted by Christiaan & Sarah van Raalten. This should get everyone prepared for all the Regatta festivities which occur the following week.
July 21-22
Port Clinton Yacht Club
(SkippersPhil&SarahSlaght)
July 23 Ford Yacht Club
(Skippers Scott & Sonja Carter)
July 24-25 Lexington, Michigan (SkipperLeeStacey)
July 25-26
North Channel Yacht Club
(Skippers Denny & Val Tricsko)
July 26-27 Algonac Harbor Club
(SkipperP/CMikeFitzGibbon)
July 26-27 Grand Bend Canada
(Skippers Mark & Whitney Callahan)
July 28-29
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club
(Skippers John Pyke & Deb Carlton)
Aug 4 Evening Cruise to Nuevo Modern Mexican & Tequila Bar at North Coast Harbor
Aug 5 Kids’ Kayak & Paddleboard Races & Tubing
Aug 11-13 Cedar Point
(P/C Rick & Suzan Adams)
Aug 18-20 Vermilion (Skipper Marti Saltis)
Sept 1 Dinner at Beach House, Clifton Beach
(Skipper John Pyke)
We end July heading out on our Long Cruise which starts at Port Clinton Yacht Club and ends at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club.
Mark your calendars for a busy August as well. We have a Friday night evening cruise to dinner at Nuevo Modern Mexican & Tequila Bar at the North Coast Harbor. The following day we have Kids’ Kayak & Paddleboard Racing along with tubing, weather permitting.
The following weekend is our Cedar Point cruise (see info below) hosted by P/C Rick and Suzan Adams, and then a weekend in Vermilion hosted by Marti Saltis.
If any members wish to join us for the Nuevo dinner downtown, Cedar Point Cruise or Vermilion cruise and would like transportation on cruisers—please reach out to us and we will warmly welcome the company!
Don’t forget our end-of-summer party at Clifton Beach—we have a great dinner planned in the Beach House on Friday, September 1.
—John Pyke & Deb Carlton, Power Fleet Chairs
We have reserved rooms, at Hotel Breakers, making Cedar Point a great weekend for those Power Fleet members without a boat or overnight onboard accommodations.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13
• Arrive at your leisure and enjoy Cedar Point’s many rides, water park or beach. Conversely, spend a relaxed afternoon, on your boat, having a cold drink or two with Power Fleet friends.
• Enjoy pizza and wings, compliments
of the Power Fleet, served dockside at approximately 18:30.
• Socialize dockside, after the park closes, with late night cocktails and plenty of conversation. Suzan promises an assortment of flavored martinis.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14
• Plan for a full day of activities within Cedar Point’s many venues.
• Gather for a Power Fleet group dinner at 18:30.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
• Enjoy breakfast at one of the many Cedar Point restaurants.
•Depart for CYC by 11 a.m.
DOCKAGE
Call Cedar Point Marina for dockage reservations: 419-627-2334. Indicate you are with The Cleveland Yachting Club Power Fleet group. Make reservations prior to July 25, to be included in Power Fleet’s group of docks.
HOTEL ROOMS
Book of 10 rooms is reserved at Hotel Breakers. CYC Power Fleet Rates: King Bed - $420 per night, including taxes; Two Queen Beds - $375 per night, including taxes. Hotel reservations must by booked by July 7 to receive Power Fleet rates –NO CANCELLATIONS AFTER JULY 7; YOU WILL BE CHARGED THROUGH YOUR CYC ACCOUNT. (Cedar Point requires at least 10 rooms be booked for Power Fleet members to receive the above rates. If 10 rooms are not booked, we will notify you, on July 8, of the need to re-book your room, as a non-group reservation, at the then current room rates. In this case, your initial group reservation will be cancelled and you will not be charged.)
Reservations can be made by calling Hotel Breakers at 419-627-2106
SIGN UP
Please be sure to sign up on the CYC Calendar website. Include number of adults and children, and whether you will be staying on your boat or at Hotel Breakers.
We look forward to seeing you at Cedar Point. Please email us at rjadamsjr. saywhen@yahoo.com or call us at 239-7340944 with any questions.
—Cedar Point Cruise Skippers
P/C Rick and Suzan Adams
The 2023 sail racing season is under way! The annual kick off celebration, the Shrimp Boil, was held at Center Isle with more than 100 sailing enthusiasts attending on May 20. The first races were held Memorial Weekend.
We have also started a Thursday Night Summer Fun Series league. The relaxed format is ideal for new and experienced sailors and skippers. The format is a single Jib and Main race on a short course. After the race, all are invited to relax on the porch for camaraderie, beverages and snacks. If you want to give racing or crewing a try, come on out! (Pictures here are from our first race on June 8).
Our next big events include the following:
• July 4th weekend, two races
• July 8 Roberts Race with a party on July 7 at CYC
• July 16 combined Yacht Club off Lakewood Park (drop marks)
Pfeil/Betty Weiss
• July 28-29 CYC Charity Regatta benefitting St. Jude Hospital
—Jeffrey Herzog
Join a CYC tradition as the club hosts the 2023 Star Western Hemisphere Championship on September 9 -14. The event consists of postrace cocktail hours and dinner parties for all members to come socialize and meet a group of world-class yacht racers from across the hemisphere. Detailed schedule and tickets can be found at cycrr.org or whc.starchampionships.org.
We are seeking volunteers to help both on land and on the water. Please help us make this international event a success at CYC. Contact Richard Wilber (440-331-8300) or Thad Brej (216-744-3600) to learn more about how you can be involved.
If you are interested in a bucket or beer sponsorship, check out the form under the “More” tab, 2023 Star Western Hemisphere Championship at cycrr.org or contact Charlie Essi at charles.essi1@ gmail.com.
Sunday, July 23, 9:45 a.m.
Please join us for a Memorial Sail in honor of Chris Pfeil and her mother Betty Weiss.
The Auction with Beer and Wine Tasting and Cigar Bar
Friday, July 28 at Center Isle 6 p.m. $100 per person (register at cycrr.org)
The After Race Blender Party and Casino
Saturday, July 29, Spar Loft 4-7 p.m. $40 per person (Register at cycrr.org)
DONATE:
All donations are tax deductible. Follow the link to make a general donation, support a specific team or create your own team at http://events.stjude.org/CYCCharityRegatta
Be an Event Sponsor • Be a keg sponsor
VOLUNTEER
We need volunteers on and/or off the water
QUESTIONS: contact Mike FitzGibbon, CYC Waterfront Director at waterfrontdirector@cycrr.org
Location: CYC Start Mark
Sailboats will have the ceremonial start after regular racing starts and sail a short windward Leeward.
Power Boats, please enjoy the sail and follow along. Let’s take time to memorialize two great ladies and long-time, influential members of our club.
Chris was a fixture in our Sail Fleet for over 50 years and one of the most accomplished female sailors ever at CYC.
Questions: P/C Mike FitzGibbon, waterfrontdirector@cycrr.org
The CYC Orcas are off to a new swim season. The fist home meet was spectacular . The Orcas took on Westwood and scored their first win of the season. We have a home meet this month to close out the regular meet schedule, are nearing the end of the season and prepping for the Championships on July 19. Come cheer on the team!
July 5 Lakewood Country Club @ CYC
July 12 Bye
July 19 WCSL Championships @ Westlake Rec Center (5 p.m. warm-up, 6 p.m. start)
Don’t miss the Swim Team Spaghetti Dinner on Tuesday, July 18. The season culminates with the Swim Team Trophy Night on July 20. Good luck to all our swimmers this year!
This summer we will be featuring weekly weekend dinner specials. And at the Snack Bar, we are now serving pizza! Enjoy a personal 8-inch pizza for $10 or a 16-inch family size pizza for $17. Toppings include pepperoni, mushroom, sausage and pineapple.
Pizza is available at the window for takeout or served at Topside and the pool. We will even deliver it to your boat!
Pizza hours of operation
Sunday-Thursday: 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday-Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. (now open late for pizza)
For dock delivery, call (440) 799-4863.
Check out our wine list including Cakebread Cabernet, Two Vessels Red Blend, Treasure Hunter Red Blend and Quilt Chardonnay.
Plus glass pour wines will be Banfi Classico Chianti, Prisoner Red Blend and Santa Margarita Pinot Grigio.
Happy Hour Items:
• Wheatley Vodka Martini – distilled By Buffalo Trace
• Spring Sangria – chardonnay, vodka, orange juice, cranberry juice, pineapple juice, splash of ginger ale.
• Long Island Iced Tea
• House Margarita
Mark your calendar for these August events:
• August 3 - Jr Race Team Dinner
• August 11 - Falcon Cup
• August 19 - Theme Party at Topside
HOLIDAY WEEKENDS: No Guests will be permitted at the Pool on holiday weekends (Saturday, Sunday, Monday). This includes Memorial Day, Tuesday 4th of July, and Labor Day.
WEEKENDS: Members may sign in up to six guests each month per membership number for a charge of $10 per guest. Weekend guest wristbands will be available to purchase on the day of use at the Front Desk inside the clubhouse. Members’ children cannot sign in for guests.
WEEKDAYS: Members may sign in guests at the pool for a charge of $6 per guest. Each guest will be issued a wristband and must wear it for entrance/re-entrance.
A few reminders on some rules we will also be enforcing this year:
All members are required to show their Membership Card for admittance into the pool at the Lifeguard Gate each visit; there will be no exceptions.
Member families and their guests are allowed two chairs each visit.
Caregivers/Nannies can be registered by the member at the Front Desk, and they will be permitted to accompany children to the pool but restricted to Monday-Friday and not on holiday weekends.
Grandchildren of members who are 18 years or younger may be brought and supervised by their grandparents.
Sunday, July 2: Sean Walsh (Topside) 3-6 p.m.
Friday, July 7: John Pearson (Patio) 5-9 p.m.
Sunday, July 9: Dolinar Spahija (Topside) 3-6 p.m.
Friday, July 21: Scott Alan “The Island Doctor” (Patio) 6-9 p.m.
Sunday, July 23: Katy and the O.C. (Topside) 3-6 p.m.
Friday, July 28: Michelle Romary (Patio) 5:30-9 p.m.
Sunday, July 30: Megan Zurkey (Topside) 3-6 p.m.
This year’s Battle of Lake Erie was one for the recordbooks. Congrats to the winning team, captained by Carter Smith, seen top left.
Mac Banas
As chairperson of this year’s Entertainment Committee, I am always looking for members who would like to get involved in their club. Volunteering for an event committee and helping with planning of social events is a great way to meet some of your fellow members. We are especially in need of help with some of this year’s Regatta children’s events. Please email joseph.r.calabrese@gmail.com if you are interested in having a good time while volunteering.
—Joseph Calabrese, Entertainment Committee Chair
Mac is executive director at JP Morgan Chase. He and wife Anne have three children and are looking forward to family-friendly activities at the pool.
Sponsors: Joseph Calabrese and Grant Schiefferle
Hannah McClellan
Joining as a legacy member—her parents are P/C James and Becky Busch—Hannah is a registered nurse at the Cleveland Clinic. She and husband Josh are excited to get involved at the club.
Sponsors: P/C James Busch and Steve Kmetz
John Plagens
A sales executive at Rent, John grew up at CYC and plans to continue his social and boating activities. His parents are William and Julie Plagens.
Sponsors: William Plagens and Eric Haudenschild
Elise Riemenschneider
She is also joining as a legacy member; Elise’s parents are Dirk and Cindi Riemenschneider. She and husband Brendon are looking forward to spending time at the pool.
Sponsors: Dirk Riemenschneider and Eric Haudenschild
Kara Wyrock
This legacy member (her mom and stepfather are Deb and Dr. Michael Springer) is senior convention sales manager at Destination Cleveland. She and husband Ian have a daughter.
Sponsors: Dr. Michael Springer and Christopher Zito
Did you know gratitude can boost your health?
When you’re overwhelmed or stressed out, practicing gratitude can shift your perspective.
Many studies show that practicing gratitude can help maintain a sense of calm and happiness, reduce depression and anxiety, lower our risk of disease, and flood the brain with feel-good chemicals like serotonin. Here are a few tips for cultivating gratitude and lessening stress in your everyday life:
• Keep a gratitude journal to reflect on the good things in your life.
• Reach out to say “thanks” to someone who is often there for you.
• Support your favorite charity, volunteer, or help a neighbor or loved one.
• Eat slowly and mindfully.
• Breathe and take five. Take five breaths, inhaling through the nose and exhaling through the mouth. Slowly count to five on each in-breath and out-breath.
Too often we get caught up in our busy lives and forget to take a moment to pause and reflect on what is going well and on the here and now. Perhaps during these summer months, you can make a conscious effort to share your gratitude with others—it’s good for your health!
—Dr. Rebecca Starck, CYC Fleet Surgeon
Our dear friend and sister Wet Hen Betty Weiss (pictured right) passed away May 17 at the age of 106. We miss her cheery smile around the Clubhouse.
Kayak and Sailing seasons are here! On Thursdays throughout the summer and fall, for kayaking, we meet at the kayak ramp at 5:30 p.m. and launch by 6 p.m. Bring your own drink and snack for a casual social hour following our paddle.
To join the fun, contact Mary Beth Johnson (marybethj1250@gmail.com) or Pam Lucey (pflucey@gmail.com).
Sailing has also begun. For Monday evening sailing, meet at 6 p.m. in front of the Clubhouse. Wednesday morning sailing, meet at 10 a.m. in front of the Clubhouse. Bring your own life jacket and water bottle. Contact Gail Cudak (gcudak@gmail.com) to get on the sailing list.
On Wednesday, July 19, don’t miss the Wet Hens Potluck in the Spar Loft. Bring a side dish or an appetizer to share. Wet Hens sailors and paddlers will provide the main course. Bring your own beverage and silverware. Cocktails are at 5:30 p.m. and dinner follows at 6:30 p.m. RSVP to CYC. The next Wet Hens potluck is August 9. The Galley Gourmet groups and Pathfinders provide the main course.
Wet Hens Happy Hour is on the last Wednesday of the month. For time and location, please check the CYC newsletter blog or contact Christy Weiss.
Every Friday at 10 a.m. is Pathfinders. Get out of the house and walk approximately three miles with friends. Locations and leaders vary. Contact Peg Indermaur or Deb Wadden to get on the email list.
Did you know that Wet Hen Cathy Tasse is hosting a Ukrainian family in her home? To learn more about Cathy and this brave family, go to the WKYC story at tinyurl.com/UKRfam.
There will be a Celebration of Life for our Chris Pfeil on July 23, 2023. Sail racing in the morning in memory of Chris and her mother Betty Weiss. A reception at the Clubhouse in the afternoon. If you are interested in sailing, helping or going out to watch the races, contact Gail Cudak.
STAY UPDATED
Follow CYC Wet Hens on Facebook (@Wet Hens CYC) Instagram (@cyc_wet_hens).
Check out the Wet Hens Newsletter at https:// cycwethens.blogspot.com/ *Contact group leaders: all committee chairs’ contact info are at the bottom of the newsletter, which can be accessed using the QR Code. —Gail
Ready to conquer walleye fishing on Lake Erie? Whether you’re aiming for the largest-sized specimens or looking to reel in an abundant haul, a winning combination of technology, skills and tricks will lead the way. For trophysized walleye, utilize larger lures like deep-diving crankbaits or large swimbaits near underwater structures. Experiment with retrieval techniques and keep an eye on your fishfinder for side-scanning to locate lurking giants. To maximize catch quantity, employ tandem rig setups, vary lure colors and presentations, and consider night fishing when walleye are most active. With these techniques, you’ll master the art of both quality and quantity on Lake Erie’s waters. With a blend of technology, skills and tricks, your adventures on Lake Erie will be legendary among fellow anglers.
Lastly, please be advised the Wi-Fi password is CYC*1878#yacht — Justin Reed
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CLUBHOUSE BAR
Monday: 5-10 p.m.
Tuesday-Sunday: 11:30 a.m.-midnight
TOPSIDE BAR
Sunday-Thursday: noon-9 p.m.
Friday-Saturday: noon-11 p.m.
Food service every day from noon-9 p.m.
Pizza Friday & Saturday until 11 p.m.
5-9:30 p.m. (full menu)
GAS DOCK
Monday: 5-9 p.m.
Tuesday-Saturday: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday: 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
POOL HOURS
Daily open swim: 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
Adult swim: 6:30-7:30 a.m. Monday through Friday 7-10 a.m. Saturday-Sunday
SNACK BAR
Monday-Sunday: 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
The Club is serving up a Yankee Doodle Dandy of a spread for this favorite holiday! Enjoy breakfast and lunch off the menu and a special dinner buffet on the porch featuring all-American favorites plus a limited menu starting at 5 p.m. on July 4. Also for the holiday weekend, CYC will be open Monday, July 3, for brunch, lunch and dinner.
Tuesday, July 25, 6 p.m.
Let’s celebrate the achievements of our Sail Campers. Enjoy dinner followed by awards ceremony.
Cost is $35 for adult buffet, $15 for kids.
Thursday, July 20, 6 p.m.
The Orcas are having a great season. Come see who will win this year’s awards aplenty!
Cost is $35 for adult buffet, $15 for kids.
