Saturday August 12th – Skippers Meeting at 10am with racing directly after. Sunfish Entry fees are waived, Dinghy’s are $10 and Cruisers $12.50. Fabulous Trophies are being created! – No Charge for members to attend the dinner which should start around 5pm. Dinner by G. Reimer with menu TBA. August Club meeting after dinner with Social activity!
Saturday June 24th – Skippers Meeting at 11AM. Dinner at 5-6PM. Glow Raft Up at Dusk.
Come on out and enjoy your club!
June 10th, 2023 – Huddleston Regatta
Skippers meeting 10:30 am
Pot Luck Dinner and Meeting. Please bring a side dish
“May the seas lie smooth before you. May a gentle breeze forever fill your sails. May sunshine warm your face, And kindness warm your soul”
POYC Dock Protocols
A dry erase board, markers and eraser has been placed in the pavilion for the use of documenting the date a Club Member places his/her boat on POYC Docks. This will include member’s Last name, boat name or registration number, date boat was put on dock and slip number. Dock stays are limited to THREE WEEKS on the dock, then off for no less than 7 days, unless dock usage is under 86% (two open slips). When dock usage exceeds 86%, first on first off rule is in effect till dock usage is under 86%. Also, if you are not planning on using your boat for a couple weeks, just haul it out. Be considerate of our limited dock space.
In addition, Dock Master will be documenting docked boats’ status using Dock Sign Board and photos on POYC Facebook Group. These photos will be taken no less than one week and no more than two weeks in frequency. Photos will show the boat registration number and current Dock Sign Board.
Moreover, first on first off is just what it sounds like. The Dock Master will use the Sign Board to determine first on first off. The oldest dates on Dock Sign Board will be the first ones asked to remove their boat from dock, until 86% usage is achieved. If all boats at dock have less than three weeks on the dock, the dock will remain full until someone has been docked for three weeks. If two or more boats have the same sign in date, all those boats will be asked to haul out at the same time to maintain fairness.
We had a great sailing season last year with no significant problems with dockage. So, please fill out the Dock Sign Board and get your boat off the dock in the allotted three weeks or the floggings will commence.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Dock Master Greg Glass
The focus of this Work Party will be to patch the roof on the head. Please bring your usual yard implements to help with other work. There will be a Pot Luck lunch and Club Meeting Please bring a side dish
As you can see, we have a tree on the Head .. We will probably try to move this at the Workparty this Saturday. March 11th. We need a chainsaw if anyone has one. Be safe and let’s get this done!
Hi Gary,
Thank you for your prompt response. The race invite is attached, along with a letter about some road work. My dad Les O’Brien and my family liked a musical called “The Fantasticks”. In it there’s a teenager who says “I’m 16, and every day something happens to me.” My dad said that POYC was like that at the time, quickly growing and changing. The club had a good time, at POYC and away from it. Dracula served Bloody Marys at a club Halloween party, a burning boat was set adrift in a Viking ceremony when the new commodore was elected, with the former commodore aboard (or what looked like him, wrapped in a cloth), and Lee Huddleston received fishing waders as a gag gift because his bottom so often got wet sailing his Y Flyer. Bill Davis oversaw the Viking ceremony, his son played French horn from the dark woods when he called to Odin, and Jim Phillips was the outgoing commodore.
Best wishes to you and the club for a happy New Year! Please give my regards to Lee Huddleston.
Kind regards,
Greg
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