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Catamaran Docking - Maneuver- Harbor - port practice Training - on Tenerife OR Sardinia

Catamaran training in spring, summer, autumn or winter.

With the Lagoon 42 Janny  in Winter we practice in Tenerife and La Gomera - Canary Islands.  In Summer we are on the beautifull Island of Sardinia. Our base ist the Marina in the centre of Cagliari. There we start our practise rounds in open water, before we sail along the East Coast and visit some lovely bays. Learn how to control the catamaran, by rounding various fender situations. Wednes and Thursday, we do than serious docking operations in the marina from Cagliari.   

Our Catamaran maneuver training lasts one week

Instead of the usual 3 days, our Catamaran Catamaran Skipper Training Canary Islands & Sardinia & Croatia lasts one complete week . You can process the information gained and repeat certain exercises later. There is plenty of time for rest during the week - a mini-holiday so to speak. By repeating certain docking maneuvers, some routine starts to develop . Mind you, you have not learned car driving in one single week. 

Our catamaran maneuver training offer allows you to take your partner or friend at half price . You not only shared one cabin, you also have a partner to discuss and evaluate your maneuvers. More so, when you plan your next independent Catamaran Charter, you have a friend at hand helping you.

40+ times a year we organise Catamaran docking trainings

With Lagoon 42 Janny, we organise over 40 catamaran trainings each year. So you can book one of our training seasons all year around. 

From November till the end of March, we are with the Lagoon 42 Janny on Tenerife. We start from San Miguel de Abone (4 km from Tenerife South Airport), and visit Los Christianos, Las Americans, Adeje and Los Gigantos. After which we sail to San Sebastian on the island of La Gomera, to continue practicing routines in front of the marina la Gomera. You fly to airport Tenerife South. The Marina is 15 Taxi minutes for the airport.

Middle of April till the end of October, the Lagoon 42 Janny is on Sardinia. We from Marina Portus Karalis in the centre of Cagliari. The fist 3 days we sail along the East cost of Sardinia. Do you maneuver prices, an learn how to steer the catamaran with both enginees. From Wednesday, we are back in Cagliari to do more serious docking exercises. You fly to airport Cagliar on Sardinia. The marina is 10 minutes with taxi.

Or book now your private Catamaran maneuver Training week

I get more and more requests from groups who want to book a charter week with families and friends including skipper , to teach them how to maneuver such catamaran. Then you personally decide how many catamaran training sessions you want, and how much relaxing time remains for family / friends. Here, also your wives can practice catamaran maneuvers.

Also, here the same argument is valid: Your family and friends are all tight up in the same training routines. You share your experiences, and the t otal group gains common catamaran knowledge . Everyone is benefiting. Your next joined catamaran charter becomes a piece of cake.

PRICES FOR YOUR PRIVATE CATAMARAN TRAINING:  Starts from  € 5500,-,  Monate Juni und September € 6750,- und  Weihnachten - Neujahr und Juli - August € 8000,-.   Booking request to Email  [email protected].   

Next to theory, lots of Catamaran Training practise

In the Catamaran Training, you will learn in practice the catamaran sailing characteristics, as well as maneuvering your catamaran with both engines without using the helm. Port maneuvers such as mooring maneuvers at different wind situations, are practiced several times. Anchor maneuver with chain assist lines, for stabilization of your catamaran. We will used 2 additional front sails: The Code Zero furling genoa and Wingaker Spinaker. You will get in additional more catamaran practice tips. We make you fit for chartering our Catamaran Lagoon 42 or any other catamaran in future. The skipper accompanies and assist you by all harbor maneuvers. You remain in charge. The Skipper only intervenes to avoid damage to ships and crew members. 

Every Catamaran Training comes with nautical miles confirmation

At the end of each trip, you will receive our nautical miles certification & nautical evidence, including a detailed description of your activities aboard the catamaran Lagoon 42 - Janny. Show that to your catamaran charter company. With this proof and SBF sea sailing license, you can certainly plan your next catamaran sailing vacation.

Catamaran Training on certificated Instructor Catamaran

Our catamaran Lagoon 42 Janny is a full certificated training ship. Under German flags it requires a safety certificate according to German BG-Traffic standard. In addition to a gas installation according to German standard, loads of extra safety features are on board. This not only increases the safety standard for the catamaran training week, but also for our fellow sailors – Offshore trips to Tenerife and in spring back to Cagliari - Sardinia.

SHEDULES AND PRICES WE REFERE TO THE GERMAN PAGES

Our catamaran trainings.

C atamaran Skipper Training book

atamaran training, harbor maneuver training, skipper training often take place without accompanying information. You come unprepared for catamaran maneuver training week, without any premonition what to expect during your catamaran skipper training week. It acts like applying for your driver's licence. You learn a lot in an hour, but after 3-5 days you have forgotten some of catamaran - skipper training again. In the catamaran training book, you can read step by step each individual catamaran maneuver exercise. The instructions are not exhaustive, as in different wind conditions and water currents more or less engine thrust must be given. But after a week you will be able to charter a catamaran independently (if you have a basic sailing license). Instead of ordering the Katamarantraining book directly for € 35, -, you can read the revised catamaran maneuver descriptions also in chapter KATAMARAN GLOSSARY .   

To the left you see some pages of catamaran training book. On the right you can see the first catamaran training and skipper training exercises in the open water or in a bay. The rudder is fixed with the steering wheel nut and you get a first feeling how the catamaran can be controlled with both engines. We lay out both ball fenders and practice a variety of parking maneuvers between the two ball Fender.  

Here you can see the description of the catamaran - skipper training drop-off maneuver by means of aft-hitch in the onshore wind. The picture on the left shows you the situation in reality, pictures 1 to 5 the individual steps of the drop-off maneuver, lines and engine settings and figure 6 shows the drop maneuver in offshore wind.  

Here is the anchoring and mooring to a buoy, and what is to be observed, described.  

Summery of our Catamaran Training offers

• Katamarantraum offers a comprehensive catamaran / skipper training program. When you plan your own catamaran charter, this catamaran maneuver training program is essential.
• You gain valuable catamaran practice sailing skills, stearing with both catamaran engines, anchoring, as well as all harbor maneuvers.
• Our Offshore sailing journeys across the Atlantic & in the Mediterranean, provides lot of sailing, navigation and bad whether experience.
• Book your catamaran training online. See also chapter Charter, Sailing Holidays, Offshore Sailing and Catamaran Training, or click on the button for booking request.

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August was originally named<br />

Sextilis because it was the sixth<br />

month in the original ten-month<br />

Roman calendar. About 700 B.C.E. it<br />

became the eighth month when January<br />

and February were added by King<br />

Pompilius, who also gave it 29 days.<br />

Julius Ceasar added two days when he<br />

created the Julian Calendar in 45<br />

B.C.E. giving it its modern length of 31<br />

days. In 8 B.C.E. it was renamed in<br />

honor of Augustus, (who did not take a day from<br />

February as some theories would have you believe) He<br />

chose this month to take his name rather than his birth<br />

month – which was traditional – as a mark of honor to<br />

the defeated Queen Cleopatra, the last ruler of Egypt,<br />

this being her birth month.<br />

With a history like that, August has to be special, a<br />

long month in the heart of summer in Marina del Rey.<br />

June gloom is over, Sunset Series is seeing the top<br />

boats in each class competing for the coveted Marilyn<br />

Ritchie Trophy, Catalina will welcome CYC back for<br />

the Family Cruise, and the Junior Sailing program is in<br />

its second session where the kids are having a great<br />

time while learning the fine points of sailing and<br />

sailboat racing.<br />

Out on Santa Monica Bay, August will bring two<br />

exciting events to CYC this year. At the beginning of<br />

the month the Laser National Championship will see<br />

more than 120 of these nimble Olympic-class boats<br />

competing (coming from U.S., Canada, Mexico, and<br />

Virgin Islands). Regatta Chairman S/C Frank Glynn<br />

(no slouch himself when it comes to Laser racing) will<br />

put the competitors through their paces with races<br />

Thursday through Sunday, August 4 - 7. Both standard<br />

Laser and the Laser Radials will compete.<br />

Then at the end of the month, the<br />

Martin 242 North American<br />

Championship will see our strong local<br />

fleet pitting themselves against<br />

challengers from the rest of our<br />

continent. Regatta Chairman Mary<br />

Stuyvesant plans a start clinic and<br />

practice races on August 25, before<br />

the actual races August 26-28.<br />

Looking farther afield, my<br />

<strong>Commodore</strong>s Cruise starts August 13<br />

2/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

From The <strong>Commodore</strong><br />

<strong>Commodore</strong><br />

Ann Ach<br />

from Istanbul, Turkey, where we board<br />

the fabulous Windstar for seven days of<br />

gorgeous Mediterranean weather as we<br />

visit historic archeological sites at<br />

Ephesus and Rhodes, the resort seaport<br />

Bodrum, and enjoy the beautiful islands<br />

Santorini and Mykonos before docking<br />

at Piraeus (port of Athens), Greece.<br />

Many of the participants will start with<br />

a three-day tour in Istanbul, and finish<br />

with two days in Athens. This Cruise<br />

promises to provide incomparable memories.<br />

Back in Southern <strong>California</strong>, the Family Cruise,<br />

hosted by Chairmen Keri and Bill Wofford, takes us<br />

back to Corsair <strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong> on Catalina Island on<br />

August 19-21. Last year’s event was a resounding<br />

success and this year should be even better. Emerald<br />

Bay is a great setting for anything from scuba<br />

diving to hiking or just relaxing with a good book.<br />

The evenings offer a chance to gather around the<br />

grills and fire pit to the share the day’s activities<br />

with both old friends and new.<br />

Looking for a local, relaxing, and fun evening?<br />

The Pool Party on August 14 features a “burn your<br />

own meat” barbecue with music and friends. Check<br />

it out.<br />

The Junior Awards Banquet (August 18) is the<br />

culmination of the Junior Summer program, and the<br />

top sportsmen and racers will be honored. More<br />

then 90 Juniors are participating in this program.<br />

Each year the program draws kids that join the yearround<br />

race team, which compete in Optis, Lasers,<br />

Radials, CFJs, and 420s. A few standout Juniors<br />

may be awarded one of the <strong>Club</strong>’s perpetual<br />

trophies designated for youth sailors (Detroit<br />

Highpoint, Rindge Racing Achievement Award,<br />

Roosevelt Seamanship Award, or the<br />

Zimmer Sportsmanship Award).<br />

Although the banquet marks the end of<br />

the Summer Program, it also marks<br />

the beginning of a new season of<br />

High School and <strong>Club</strong> Regattas.<br />

Young sailors are the lifeblood of<br />

our <strong>Club</strong> and they deserve our<br />

thanks and admiration.<br />

I hope this year at CYC brings<br />

the sun to you.

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Volume 47 • Number 8<br />

General Manager<br />

Michele Underwood<br />

Editor-in-Chief<br />

Constance Miller<br />

Managing Editor<br />

Vince Mattera<br />

Editorial Assistants<br />

Diane Adler<br />

Mike Daniels<br />

Nancy Lepe<br />

Vice <strong>Commodore</strong><br />

David Collins<br />

Rear <strong>Commodore</strong><br />

Uta Leslie<br />

Fleet Captain<br />

Richard Mainland<br />

Port Captain<br />

Rick Turner<br />

The Breeze is published to provide<br />

members with announcements of,<br />

and information about, <strong>Club</strong><br />

activities. Deadline for articles is the<br />

first day of the previous month of the<br />

publication date.<br />

To place an ad, please contact<br />

Claudia Moore, at<br />

310-823-4567 x2765 or<br />

[email protected]<br />

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4th of July Dinghy Cruise<br />

Car Rally and Car Show<br />

Junior Summer Program<br />

POWER<br />

4th of July Dinghy Cruise 5<br />

Car Rally and Car Show 10<br />

Dock Party 16<br />

Engines in High Gear 18<br />

CYCWA<br />

On The Horizon 6<br />

SAIL<br />

Winners’ Circle 7<br />

JUNIORS<br />

Junior Summer Program 13<br />

MEMBERSHIP<br />

New Members 19<br />

From the Manager 22<br />

CALENDAR<br />

August/September Events 23<br />

Front Cover: Summer Sailing Program at CYC – Instructors and participants from<br />

Session I.<br />

-photos by Mike Shocklee<br />

Back Cover: CYC 4th of July Dinghy Cruise<br />

-photos by Pati Etter<br />

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/3

4th of July<br />

Dinghy Cruise<br />

By Don Rothenberg<br />

Adedicated group of 52 CYC<br />

members and guests welcomed<br />

the 4th of July with a rousing<br />

celebration lunch at El Torito<br />

Restaurant. We paraded across the<br />

marina with decorated dinghies in a<br />

flotilla led by Pati and George Etter,<br />

who had made arrangements for us to<br />

tie up in a slip just outside the<br />

restaurant. S/C John Isaksen waved a<br />

huge American flag while standing<br />

precariously in his dinghy while<br />

smaller flags and patriotic bows and<br />

ribbons waved in the breeze from<br />

other dinghies.<br />

Once inside, the happy group<br />

greeted one another, each admiring the<br />

others patriotic get-up. The<br />

complimentary margaritas flowed<br />

freely as the group surveyed the ample<br />

special menu to choose just the right<br />

entree, while overindulging on the<br />

never-ending bowls of chips and dip.<br />

Midway through lunch, our songbird,<br />

Lola Haag, led us through two<br />

energetic rounds of God Bless<br />

America. I’m sure our enthusiastic<br />

singers could be heard all over the<br />

marina as others in the restaurant and<br />

the wait staff joined in.<br />

After lunch we again paraded<br />

around the marina led, this time, by a<br />

fire-boat with a steady stream of water<br />

announcing our arrival, which had<br />

been arranged by Lowell Safir, a guest<br />

at our lunch. Others joined the group<br />

and we got many thumbs up and even<br />

applause from boaters enjoying the<br />

beautiful day in their slips.<br />

Many thanks to my committee of<br />

Maureen and Bill Tieman, and Nancy<br />

Sogg for their help in passing out the<br />

goodies at the guest dock, and again to<br />

George Etter for arranging the slip for<br />

us. Thanks also to photographers Pati<br />

Etter, Carol Watkins, and Jaynee Eitel.<br />

Look at the pictures. They tell the<br />

story of a happy, enthusiastic and<br />

patriotic group having fun celebrating<br />

the 4th of July.<br />

4/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

-photos Pati Etter, Jaynee Eitel, and Carol Watkins

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/5

on the Horizon<br />

BY JOAN ZISLER<br />

YEAR-ROUND EVENTS<br />

BOOK MATES<br />

First Thursday of Every Month<br />

August 4, 2011<br />

11:45 a.m. - Fireside Room<br />

SEO Norma Pratt and Sue Moore,<br />

Cochairmen<br />

Book Mates is an enormously<br />

successful book group with<br />

stimulating conversation that meets<br />

once a month.<br />

The August book is a non-fiction<br />

titled “Tough Without a Gun” by<br />

Stefan Kanfer, the life and<br />

extraordinary afterlife of Humphrey<br />

Bogart. September’s read is “The<br />

Motion of the Ocean” by Janna<br />

Esarey. A pre-discussion buffet lunch<br />

is served at 11:45 a.m. $14 inclusive.<br />

Make a reservation at the front desk<br />

and come join this diverse group. We<br />

welcome all CYC members!<br />

EVENING BOOK CLUB<br />

7:00 p.m. - Gallery Room<br />

Sue Purcell, Chairman<br />

There will not be an August<br />

meeting this month. Our book for<br />

September 29 will be “Gone Fishing:<br />

An Easy Rawlins Novel” by Walter<br />

Mosley. This book is available in<br />

paperback and can be ordered online.<br />

Please keep the following dates open<br />

for our future meetings: October 26,<br />

November 30 and December 28.<br />

Please feel free to contact Sue Purcell<br />

with any future book suggestions.<br />

Cost is $10 which includes<br />

cheese/crackers and coffee/tea.<br />

BRIDGE CLUB<br />

Every Wednesday<br />

from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.<br />

Joan Silver, Chairman<br />

This group meets every week<br />

with a break for a no-host lunch. If<br />

you play bridge and would like to join<br />

as a substitute, or already have a<br />

foursome and would like to play with<br />

the group, please contact Joan Silver.<br />

6/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

PADDLE TENNIS<br />

Every Tuesday and Thursday<br />

10 a.m. to noon<br />

Birgitte Keld and Diane Manzella,<br />

Jeanne Pieper<br />

has returned this<br />

month to paddle<br />

tennis after a tenyear<br />

absence.<br />

A member of<br />

CYC for more than<br />

33 years, Jeanne<br />

and her husband,<br />

Jim, have owned<br />

many boats, the<br />

last being a 50-foot<br />

sail, on which they<br />

spent several years<br />

vacationing in the Isthmus and other<br />

coves in Catalina. Unfortunately for<br />

Jeanne and Jim, they sold their boat on<br />

November 3, 1993, the infamous date of<br />

the Malibu fire. They never imagined<br />

that while they were closing the sale of<br />

their boat, their home would be<br />

consumed in flames. Jeanne reminisces<br />

that while staying at the Marina del Rey<br />

Ritz Carlton, they were served,<br />

complements of the house, charred<br />

salmon while watching their home burn.<br />

Homeless, but undaunted, Jeanne<br />

and Jim moved forward with their lives<br />

with only the clothes on their backs, the<br />

support of their loved ones, and the<br />

kindness and thoughtfulness of Jeanne’s<br />

students in an inner-city school. Jeanne<br />

said the children gave her whatever they<br />

could find around their homes including,<br />

cereal, blankets and clothes. She added<br />

that the experience was life-changing.<br />

Most of us are just getting to know<br />

Jeanne, but clearly she is a woman of<br />

persistence and stamina, a true survivor.<br />

The CYCWA paddle team is a very<br />

fun group of women who love being<br />

together on the courts. For those new to<br />

the game, we have extra rackets for you<br />

to try before you purchase one.<br />

We encourage you to come and join<br />

this wonderful group of social ladies.<br />

Whether your interests lie in getting<br />

some exercise, meeting new friends, or<br />

just getting some fresh air, please join<br />

us every Tuesday and Thursday.<br />

MAH JONGG<br />

Thursdays 11 a.m.<br />

Susan Allan, Chairman<br />

CYC’s own mah jongg maven,<br />

Susan Allan, follows the official<br />

National Mah Jongg League rules and<br />

regulations.<br />

This strategic tile game is great fun<br />

and will keep your mind active. If you<br />

already play mah jongg you can also<br />

help teach the members who are new to<br />

the game. Just come and have some<br />

fun! Questions? Call Susan Allan.<br />

UPCOMING EVENTS<br />

Doheny Mansion Tour<br />

Tuesday, October 4, 2011<br />

If you haven’t been to this<br />

magnificent historic mansion, you won’t<br />

want to miss this guided tour. The bus<br />

will leave CYC promptly at 9 a.m.<br />

$38 includes bus/docent fees.<br />

More detailed information will<br />

follow. Stay tuned!<br />

Cats like Janet leave paw prints in our hearts.<br />

As you may know, a couple of weeks ago Janet<br />

was put to sleep due to her suffering from cancer.<br />

Thank you to those of you who were<br />

responsible for Janet’s good life at the<br />

courts…donating food, making sure she was fed,<br />

keeping the area clean and stroking her when she<br />

allowed us to show her affection, and a very warm<br />

and sincere thank you of appreciation to CYC<br />

member Rick Gunderson who cared for Janet in the<br />

later stages of her life.<br />

Janet was the paddle tennis mascot for the last<br />

15 years and we all miss her.

Winners’ Circle<br />

By DIANE ADLER<br />

CAL RACE WEEK 6/4 – 5/2011 COURSE #1 J/109 1. Grace<br />

O’Malley, Alice Leahey. CYC. 2. Electra, Thomas Brott, SBYC.<br />

3. Persistence, Bryce Benjamin, CYC. J/105 1. Current<br />

Obsession, LBYC. 2. Sanity, Rick Goebel, SDYC. 3. Blink, John<br />

Howell, SDYC. 4. Rock and Roll, Donald Poppe, SBYC. J/80 1.<br />

Avet, Curt Johnson, CYC. 2. DUI, Dan Gribble, BYC. 3. Blue Jay,<br />

Robert Hayward, SMWYC. PHRF C 1. Tigger, Fred Cottrell,<br />

KHYC. 2. Hitchhiker, Doug/Minda Johnstone, CYC. 3. Viral,<br />

Timothy Carter, ABYC. COURSE #2 J/24 1. Take Five, Susan<br />

Taylor, CYC. 2. Bullet, Thomas Tunberg, SBYC. 3. Critter, James<br />

Burley, SMWYC. MARTIN 242 1. All In, Mike George, CYC.<br />

2. Trolleycar, Peter Stazicker/Bill Petersen, CYC. 3. Pau Hana,<br />

Paul Zambriski, KHYC. 4. Three-Oh-Five, Yumio Dornberg/<br />

Barbara Duker, CYC. 5. Dean, Duncan Cameron, CYC. OPEN<br />

5.70 1. Koa, David Brown, CYC. 2. Farniente, Nicholas de<br />

Roulhac, CYC. 3. II Havic, Team Festa, CYC. 4. JBU IV, Team<br />

Open /Sailing, SCCYC. STAR 1. No Name, Alejandro Bugacov,<br />

CYC. 2. June Bug, Rick Peters, CYC. 3. No Name, John<br />

O’Donnell, SCCYC. COURSE #3 FARR 40 1. Far Niente,<br />

Frederic Scheer, CYC. 2. Temptress, Ray Godwin, LBYC. 3. Dark<br />

Star, Jeff Janov, CYC. 4. Piranha, Dave Voss, CYC. FARR 30<br />

1. Groovederci, Deneen Demourkas, SBYC. 2. Huckleberry II, Jim<br />

Murrell, KHYC. 3. Babe, Doug Steele, CYC. PHRF A 1.<br />

Pendragon IV, John MacLaurin, CYC. 2. It’s OK, Tres Gordo,<br />

BYC. PHRF B 1. Flying Fiche, Chris Wacker/Bob Zellner,<br />

LBYC. 2. Cowabunga, Bob Biship, CYC. 3. Plankton, John Staff,<br />

CYC. SCHOCK 35 1. Mako, David Michaels, ABYC. 2. Code<br />

Blue, Bruce Bennett/Bob Marcus, SIBYC/ABYC. 3. Outlier,<br />

Richard Fish, SLBYC.<br />

SUNSET SERIES RACE #9 6/8/11 PHRF A 1. Pendragon IV,<br />

John MacLaurin, CYC. 2. Margaritaville, Jay Steinbeck, CYC.<br />

PHRF B 1. Plankton, John Staff, CYC. 2. Ghost II, Al Berg,<br />

SMWYC. 3. Bravura, Paul Katz, DRYC. PHRF C 1. Spray,<br />

Peter Nelson, CYC. 2. Persistence, Bryce Benjamin, CYC. 3.<br />

Grace O’Malley, Alice Leahey, CYC. 4. Veloce, John Heaney,<br />

CYC. PHRF D 1. Lizzie B., Dick Hampikian, CYC 2.<br />

Hitchhiker, Doug/ Minda Johnstone, CYC. 3. Teaser, Mike<br />

Guillaume/Guccione, SBYRC. MARTIN 242 1. Trolleycar, Peter<br />

Stazicker/Bill Petersen, CYC. 2. All In, Mike George, CYC. 3.<br />

Trophy Blonde, Doug McIntosh, CYC. 4. Dean, Duncan Cameron,<br />

CYC. PHRF E 1. Bandit, Cheda/Thomas/Fleck, SCCYC. 2.<br />

Scooter, Greg Rosenkrans, SMWYC. 3. Ka Holo Moana, Steve<br />

Arkle, SCCYC. 4. Critter, James Baurley, SFVYC. CRUISING A<br />

1. Celerity, Mike Moorhead/ Bruce Bilson, CYC, 2. Duchess, Ron<br />

Jacobs, DRYC. 3. Prometheus, George Biddle, SBYRC.<br />

CRUISING B 1. Lick-A-T-Split, Khan Griffith, PMYC. 2.<br />

Surprise, Larry Travis, CYC. 3. Yassoo, Samuel (Joe) Cohen,<br />

SBYRC. 4.Vita Brevis, Harry/Christiane Johnson, CYC.<br />

2011 BERGER/STEIN SERIES DRYC 6/11/2011 MDR TO<br />

CAT HARBOR PHRF AA 1. Margaritaville, Jay Steinbeck,<br />

CYC. PHRF A 1. Plankton, John Staff, CYC. PHRF B<br />

1.Persistence, Bryce Benjamin, CYC. 3. Trust Me, Duncan<br />

Cameron, CYC. 4. Aquabella, Dan McGanty, CYC. PHRF C 1.<br />

Hitchhiker, Doug/ Minda Johnstone, CYC. CRUISING A Elixer,<br />

Chad Downey, CYC. 2. Prometheus, George Biddle, CYC.<br />

2011 BERGER/STEIN SERIES DRYC 6/12/2011 CAT<br />

HARBOR TO MDR PHRF AA 1. Margaritaville, Jay Steinbeck,<br />

CYC. All other boats did not start because after one hour of<br />

postponement a lack of wind caused the race to be cancelled.<br />

SUNSET SERIES RACE #10 6/15/11 PHRF A 1. Pendragon<br />

IV, John MacLaurin, CYC 2. Margaritaville, Jay Steinbeck, CYC.<br />

PHRF B 1. Plankton, John Staff, CYC. 2. Cuvee Caliemte, CYC.<br />

3. Ghost II, Al Berg, SMWYC. PHRF C 1. Grace O’Malley,<br />

Alice Leahey, CYC. 2. Persistence, Bryce Benjamin, CYC. 3.<br />

Veloce, John Heaney, SBYRC. 4. Aquabella, Dan McGanty, CYC.<br />

PHRF D 1. Avet, Curt Johnson, CYC. 2. Toon Town, Michael<br />

Eisenberg, DRYC. 3. Lizzie B., Dick Hampikian, CYC. MARTIN<br />

242 1. Dean, Duncan Cameron, CYC. 2. Strange Crew, Steve<br />

Hathaway/Craig Leeds/Margie Cate/Stephanie Hathaway, CYC. 3.<br />

All In, Mike George, CYC. 4. Trolleycar, Peter Stazicker/Bill<br />

Petersen, PHRF E 1. Ka holo Moana, Steve Arkle, SCCYC. 2.<br />

Critter, James Baurley, SFVYC. 3. Bandit, Cheda/Thomas/Fleck,<br />

SCCYC. 4. Take Five, Susan Taylor, CYC. CRUISING A 1.<br />

Celerity, Bruce Bilson/ Michael Moorhead, CYC. 2. Duchess, Ron<br />

CRUISING B 1. Sunshine, Lenny Gordon, PSSA. 2. Yassoo,<br />

Samuel (Joe) Cohen, SBYRC. 3. Lick-A-T-Split, Khan Griffith,<br />

PMYC. 4. Sponge Bob, Dylan Pfeifer, PSSA.<br />

SUNSET SERIES RACE #11 6/22/11 PHRF A 1. Margaritaville,<br />

Jay Steinbeck, CYC. 2. Pendragon IV, John MacLaurin, CYC.<br />

PHRF B 1. Bravura, Paul Katz, DRYC. 2. Ghost II, Al Berg,<br />

SMWYC. 3. Plankton, John Staff, CYC. 4. Cuvee Caliente,<br />

Mahaffey family, CYC. PHRF C 1. Grace O’Malley, Alice<br />

Leahey, CYC. 2. Persistence, Bryce Benjamin, CYC. 3. Spray,<br />

Peter Nelson, CYC. 4. Aquabella, Dan McGanty, CYC. PHRF D<br />

1. MisQue, Jerry/Lea Kaye, DRYC. 2. Avet, Curt Johnson, CYC. 3.<br />

Toon Town, Michael Eisenberg, DRYC. MARTIN 242 1. Velerito,<br />

Brack Duker, CYC. 2. Dean, Duncan Cameron, CYC. 3. Strange<br />

Crew, Steve Hathaway/Craig Leeds/Margie Cate/Stephanie<br />

Hathaway, CYC. 4. All In, Mike George, CYC. 5. Blarney, Tom<br />

O’Conor, CYC. PHRF E 1. Take Five, Susan Taylor, CYC. 2.<br />

Bandit, Cheda/Thomas/ Fleck, SCCYC. 3. Scooter, Greg<br />

Rosenkrans, SMWYC. 4. Ho’omele, Scott Tobin, CYC.<br />

CRUISING A 1. Duchess, Ron Jacobs, DRYC. 2. Celerity,<br />

Michael Moorhead/Bruce Bilson, CYC. 3. Avanti, Jim LaBarge,<br />

CYC. CRUISING B 1. First Berth, Alex Shekhtmeyster, BSSA.<br />

2. Not Them Again, Frank Cazares, WSA. 3. Yassoo, Samuel (Joe)<br />

Cohen, SBYRC. 4. Sponge Bob, Dylan Pfeifer, PSSA.<br />

SUNSET SERIES RACE #12 6/29/2011 PHRF A 1. Dark Star,<br />

Jeff Janov, CYC. 2. Margaritaville, Jay Steinbeck, CYC. 3.<br />

Pendragon IV, John MacLaurin, CYC. PHRF B 1. Lugano, Jorge<br />

Benidid, SCCYC. 2. Cuvee Caliente, Mahaffey family, CYC. 3.<br />

Bravura, Paul Katz, DRYC. 4. Babe, Doug Steele, CYC. PHRF C<br />

1. Grace O’Malley, Alice Leahey, CYC. 2. Persistence, Bryce<br />

Benjamin, CYC. 3. Twelve Bar Blues, Chuck Spear, PSSA. 4. By<br />

Design, Oliver Garrett, DYRC. PHRF D 1. Lizzie B., Dick<br />

Hampikian, CYC. 2. Avet, Curt Johnson, CYC. 3. Teaser, Mike<br />

Stazicker/Bill Petersen, CYC 2. Dean, Duncan Cameron, CYC. 3.<br />

Velerito, Brack Duker, CYC. 4. Trophy Blonde, Doug McIntosh,<br />

CYC. PHRF E 1. Bandit, Cheta/Thomas/Fleck, SCCYC 2.<br />

Critter, Anne-Laure Le Ny, SMWYC. 3. Ho’omele, Scott Tobin/<br />

Stephenson, CYC. 4. One More Time, Andrew Hedges, SFVYC.<br />

CRUISING A 1. Prometheus, George Biddle, SBYRC. 2. Avanti,<br />

Jim LaBarge, CYC. 3. Chutzpah, Andy Naker, DRYC.<br />

CRUISING B 1. Not Them Again, Frank Cazares, WSA 2. Vita<br />

Brevis, Harry/Christiane Johnson, CYC. 3. Encore, Rene Hollander,<br />

SBYRC. 4. Surprise, Larry Travis, CYC.<br />

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/7

How To Rig A Dinghy For Scuba – Mike Blecher, Steve<br />

Mendel, Ron Austin, Barbie Blecher, Steve Krug, Bob Davis,<br />

Sherry Davis. - Jim Ach photos<br />

8/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

Full-Service Boat Yard and Marina<br />

Learn more about us online:<br />

www.The-BoatYard.com<br />

13555 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey, CA 90292<br />

Phone: (310) 823-8964 Fax: (310) 821-0569

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/9

Car Rally<br />

and Car Show<br />

CYC’s 3rd Roar<br />

by the Shore!<br />

By S/C Anne Sacks<br />

There was no June gloom at this event. The<br />

CYC Car Rally and Show was a day of<br />

driving, test drives, viewing, camaraderie,<br />

and barbecue with the best SoCal summer<br />

weather.<br />

Rally car number one left the CYC gate by<br />

10 a.m. on a course up the coast to the Santa<br />

Monica Mountains through Malibu. All drivers<br />

and navigators returned to the <strong>Club</strong> by noon for a<br />

lunch and awards presentation on the CYC lawn.<br />

All exclaimed that the route was incredibly scenic.<br />

The winners were as follows: First Place, Bill<br />

Lamm and Yvonne Sininger; Second Place, Paul<br />

Mychnic and Jim Ach; Third Place, Randy and<br />

Dawn Sprout. Seven cars in total rallied. The<br />

other teams were Scott Jarema and Paul Ivy, John<br />

Marshall and Gary Willis, Dave and Diane Lewis<br />

and Holt and Halaine Rose. Port Captain Rick<br />

Turner, who is a national car rally champion, and<br />

wife Ann, ran the rally event for the third year.<br />

Hoorah to the Turners and all!<br />

There was plenty to do for members and their<br />

guests who were not in the rally. Foreign,<br />

domestic, vintage, classic, and major-emphasis<br />

cars were on show at the <strong>Club</strong>. Sylvia McArthur<br />

Tyminski brought her beautiful 1931 Ford<br />

Victoria, now fully restored with the assistance of<br />

Ed Firth. She was joined by friends, Willie and<br />

Darlene Duncan, who showed their beautifully<br />

restored 1931 Ford Sports Coupe. Norman Harris<br />

displayed two Porsches. His own awardingwinning<br />

Porsche 911 and another 911 he restored<br />

for Carlene Murphy. Holt and Halaine Rose’s<br />

Porsche 968, 1992 “Twilight Blue Metallic”<br />

Cabriolet which was one of 2,248 imported to the<br />

U.S.<br />

This was the third year that CYC member Joe<br />

Simpkin arranged for “Evergreen Sustainable<br />

Technology” vehicles, Toyota, Lexus, Volkswagen<br />

and Audi, from LAcarGUY to be displayed and<br />

available for test drives. It was a day of sharing,<br />

looking, and driving.<br />

Attendees enjoyed a barbecue lunch and<br />

music by Hugo on the lawn area.<br />

The planning committee, Chairman S/C Anne<br />

Sacks, P/C Rick Turner, Ann Turner and Power<br />

Fleet Chairman Dawn Sprout thank all Rally and<br />

Car Show participants, CYC catering,<br />

maintenance, and management for their support of<br />

the day!<br />

10/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

Photos by Dawn Sprout, Ann Turner, S/C Anne Sacks, and Halaine Rose

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12/BREEZE AUGUST 2011

Summer Fun<br />

By CARRIE DAIR<br />

The summer is in full swing for the<br />

CYC Junior sailors and rowers. The<br />

beginners have done their capsize test<br />

and are sailing solo, the racer team<br />

members have competed in the Junior<br />

Olympics, and CFJ Nationals, and the<br />

rowers are showing interest in joining the<br />

team in the fall.<br />

From the mouths of the Juniors of CYC:<br />

“I think the summer camp is really fun<br />

and the coaches are nice”<br />

- Grant Janov<br />

“My coach, Ryann, is teaching me about<br />

the box drill and I’m really excited”<br />

–Kieran Shoklee<br />

“I like sailing with my<br />

favorite coach, Kaytlin”<br />

- Lucia Walden<br />

“I like the cool sea breeze”<br />

- Finn Weeks<br />

“My favorite part of the summer program<br />

is swimming in the pool at lunch<br />

with my friends”<br />

– Erin Slagerman<br />

“It’s not a sailing camp,<br />

it’s a sailing experience”<br />

- Gavin Abraham<br />

“Sailing in the summer program<br />

is awesome”<br />

- Ryan Janov<br />

“I think that the best days of<br />

sailing camp are the days we<br />

get to do the fun races”<br />

- Marie Line<br />

“Racing and chilling are the best”<br />

- Richard Hathaway<br />

Upcoming Events:<br />

Laser Nationals<br />

August 3-7<br />

Opti West Coast Champs<br />

August 6-7<br />

Santa Barbara <strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong><br />

Junior Awards Banquet<br />

August 18<br />

CYC Pool Patio<br />

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- Mike Shocklee photos<br />

Leiter Cup<br />

By SIMONE STAFF<br />

This year, the Women’s Jr.<br />

Singlehanded National<br />

Championships, (aka Leiter<br />

Cup) was held in San Francisco<br />

Bay, at Richmond <strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong><br />

June 27 – July 1. Overall, there<br />

were 58 boats that competed. The<br />

whole six-hour drive there I was<br />

very nervous, because San<br />

Francisco is usually very windy.<br />

Leiter Cup consists of two<br />

days of clinic and three days of<br />

racing. The first day of the clinic, it<br />

was very light, and shifty<br />

conditions—not the sort of breeze I<br />

was looking forward to at all. The<br />

second day of the clinic, the breeze<br />

picked up in the afternoon to a<br />

steady 14 knots. This was the type<br />

of breeze I was expecting for San<br />

Francisco. The first day of racing<br />

there was absolutely no wind at all,<br />

and it was pouring rain. Everyone<br />

was soaking wet and freezing, and<br />

wanted to go in. We were able to<br />

get off one race before they<br />

postponed the rest of the races for<br />

that day. I didn’t do so well in that<br />

race, because I didn’t follow the<br />

shifts. The next day the wind came<br />

back up in the afternoon, and we<br />

were all having a blast! I paid<br />

more attention to the shifts, and did<br />

fairly well. In the morning, when it<br />

wasn’t that windy, my best race of<br />

the day was a 7th. When the wind<br />

came up, I struggled to keep the<br />

boat flat, but I tried to work my<br />

hardest and hiked really hard. The<br />

last day was the windiest yet. By 2<br />

o’clock the breeze was a steady 20<br />

knots, and a little under half the<br />

fleet had gone in for the day. I was<br />

in survival mode with my boat, my<br />

only goal was to cross the finish<br />

line. I was tired, wet, cold, and<br />

exhausted, but I tried very hard and<br />

got a 15th. Overall it was a very<br />

fun regatta, and I learned about<br />

how to sail in different kinds of<br />

breeze. Overall, I ended up in 17<br />

and am looking forward to Leiter<br />

Cup again next year in Chicago.<br />

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/15

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“I SEA YOU” Dock Party

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/17

Atalented group of chaimen have led us through some very<br />

fun events recently at CYC! A big thank you to S/C<br />

Anne Sacks for being Chairman of the Car Show & Rally<br />

and the barbecue lunch on the grass. As one looked across the<br />

channel, the day was gorgeous! Port Captain Rick Turner<br />

designed a beautiful road-rally through the hills of Malibu.<br />

Thanks also to Ann Turner for all her help with the event.<br />

Penelope Cornwall came up with the idea of “I SEA YOU”<br />

dock party. Sporting very silly sunglasses, a large crowd<br />

gathered at the dock to munch on goodies and drink punch<br />

spiked with vodka. Thanks also to Scott Jarema for adding<br />

music to the party.<br />

History continued with the very fun 4th of July Dinghy<br />

Cruise to El Torito. Thank you to Don Rothenberg for being<br />

Chairman of this event once again. (See article on page 4.)<br />

18/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

Power Fleet Engines in High Gear!<br />

Friday, August 26<br />

Champagne Predicted Log race<br />

Chairman Bob Roth<br />

BY DAWN SPROUT<br />

CYC presents<br />

Santa Monica Bay Power Fleet and Southern <strong>California</strong> Cruiser Assoc.<br />

Cruiser Navigation Contests<br />

Mainland to Catalina Harbor<br />

Champagne Cup and Del Mar Perpetual Trophy<br />

Trophy Presentation and Dinner<br />

The trophies will be presented at a dinner to be held on Friday, August 26.<br />

CYC has arranged with Harbor Reef Restaurant to cater a complete dinner<br />

$38 per person.<br />

Entry form must be mailed to arrive no later than<br />

Wednesday, August 17, 2011<br />

MAIL TO: <strong>California</strong> <strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong><br />

ATTN: Front Desk<br />

4469 Admiralty Way • Marina del Rey, CA 90292<br />

If you are interested in this event, contact Bob Roth<br />

SAVE THE DATES:<br />

Sunday, September 18<br />

CYC MdR Fishing Challenge<br />

Chairman: Paul Ivy<br />

Saturday, October 1<br />

Dock Party<br />

Chairman: Sue Purcell<br />

New members: Whether you sail, power, row, or just<br />

walk, call one of these chairmen to help on their committee.<br />

This is a great way to get involved and meet new friends!<br />

What a <strong>Club</strong>!<br />

Skin Problems?<br />

Comprehensive Care!<br />

Mon thru Sat. • A.M.-P.M. Appts.<br />

NORMAN C. STIRLING, M.D., INC.<br />

Diplomate American Board of Dermatology<br />

American Board of Pathology<br />

(Dermatopathology)<br />

Fellow American Society for Dermatologic Surgery<br />

MARINA DERMATOLOGY<br />

SURGICAL-MEDICAL GROUP<br />

Skin Diseases • Skin Growths<br />

Skin Cancers • Skin Surgery<br />

Skin Aesthetics<br />

4640 Admiralty Way, Suite 718<br />

(310) 821-0861<br />

Visit us at:<br />

www.marinadermatology.com<br />

CYC Member Norman C. Stirling, M.D.<br />

CYC <strong>Club</strong> 25<br />

Artwork by Randy Sprout

Benjamin and Evelyn<br />

Alexander were married<br />

at CYC in 2007 and live<br />

in Beverly Glen Canyon<br />

with their 12-year old<br />

rescue pit bull, Madison.<br />

Benjamin is a partner at<br />

Rutter Hobbs & Davidoff,<br />

a Century City law firm.<br />

A sailor in his youth,<br />

Benjamin currently rows<br />

and standup paddles; he<br />

looks forward to sailing<br />

again as a member of<br />

CYC. Evelyn is an<br />

independent college<br />

counselor and owns an<br />

all-natural, hand-crafted<br />

dog food service called<br />

The Hound’s Tooth.<br />

Frederick and Sue Howarth call Pacific Palisades home.<br />

Both have sailing experience and enjoy scuba diving and their<br />

two new rescue puppies. They are active in the family<br />

insurance business specializing in disability and long-term care<br />

coverage. They are looking forward to using the <strong>Club</strong>’s dining<br />

facilities.<br />

Justin Petsche is a financial rep<br />

with the Strategic Financial Group<br />

in Los Angeles. He has experience<br />

in powerboating and wants to learn<br />

to sail. He is excited about joining<br />

CYC to enjoy all that there is to<br />

offer around the water. He sees<br />

himself getting involved in racing<br />

and social events.<br />

New Members<br />

By JOANN MEEPOS<br />

John Franklin Schaller and kids Grace (12) and Matt (9) hail<br />

from Wayzata, Minnesota. John spends his professional time in<br />

the hedge-fund industry. He is joining CYC for the sailing and<br />

social activities.<br />

Mary Lea Wagner is<br />

general sales manager at<br />

KSWD-FM and lives in<br />

Venice. She grew up<br />

sailing in San Francisco<br />

and is also a member of<br />

St. Francis <strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong>.<br />

She wants to sail here at<br />

CYC as well as take part<br />

in all the various<br />

<strong>Club</strong>house social<br />

activities and paddle<br />

tennis.<br />

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CYC-MDR<br />

Annual<br />

Fishing Challenge<br />

Weigh-in 4 p.m.<br />

Enjoy a day of fishing<br />

Barbecue and Party to Follow<br />

Get your Reservations into<br />

the Front Desk or Call<br />

20/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

Chairman Paul Ivy<br />

[email protected]

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/21

From The<br />

Manager<br />

By MICHELE<br />

UNDERWOOD<br />

We are halfway through the<br />

summer, but don’t dismay<br />

– there’s a lot of fun still<br />

coming your way! On August 14, we<br />

have our first CYC Pool Party with a<br />

“Burn Your Own Meat BBQ.” We<br />

will have games for the kids in the<br />

pool followed by a barbecue on the<br />

patio. You bring the entrée and we<br />

will provide soup, salad, and<br />

dessert, along with a full bar. It will<br />

be like a Friday night on Ballast<br />

Point, except we don’t have to go to<br />

Catalina.<br />

We will continue with our third<br />

installment of our Pool Patio<br />

Cocktail Parties on August 19. This<br />

month we will enjoy complimentary<br />

rum tasting, along with some music,<br />

dancing and conversation around the fire pits. Our yearly wine<br />

tasting extravaganza on the front lawn will have an Italian<br />

theme on August 26. This event gets bigger and better each year<br />

with dozens of great wines to try, and delicious food too. All of<br />

these events are great opportunities to invite friends to see how<br />

much fun it is to be a member at CYC.<br />

We have two championship regattas in August coming to<br />

CYC. We will be welcoming back the Laser and Laser Radial<br />

Classes to compete in the 2011 Laser U.S. Nationals on Santa<br />

Monica Bay the first week of the month. Regatta Chairman S/C<br />

Frank Glynn has put together an experienced Race Committee.<br />

With the support of the CYC staff, it should be a great week for<br />

the racers. During this regatta we will have no Sunset Series on<br />

Wednesday August 3. The last weekend of the month, we will<br />

be hosting the Martin 242 North American Championship. CYC<br />

has a number of competitors in this fleet, so come and support<br />

our sailors whether it’s volunteering for Race Committee or<br />

cheering them on when they pick up their trophies. Regatta<br />

Chairman Mary Stuyvesant has worked hard to plan a great<br />

regatta, so plan on coming down to enjoy the party.<br />

Family Cruise has grown to be one of the biggest cruises<br />

of the year and this year is no different. Corsair <strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong> on<br />

Emerald Bay will be the destination. This was such a big hit<br />

with members last year that as soon as they returned from last<br />

year’s cruise, Chairmen Bill and Keri Wofford said, “We want<br />

to go back next year!” So grab the kids and head on over to<br />

Catalina for a fun family weekend. We also say bon voyage<br />

to our <strong>Commodore</strong> Ann Ach as she sets sail for Greece on<br />

her <strong>Commodore</strong>s Cruise. We wish her and all the CYC<br />

members traveling with her a wonderful cruise and look<br />

forward to the pictures and stories afterward.<br />

Over the last three months, we have lost one bicycle,<br />

four dock carts and the main gangway came off its hanger<br />

because someone left a dock cart or other item under the<br />

gangway. The gangway moves with the tide and anything<br />

stored under it becomes crushed when the water level<br />

changes. Please do not put anything under the gangways,<br />

and return the dock carts to the area designated for them.<br />

See you ‘round the <strong>Club</strong>.<br />

Michele<br />

22/BREEZE AUGUST 2011<br />

CYC Members!<br />

Did you know that your sons and daughters who<br />

are between the ages of 21 and 29 can join the <strong>Club</strong><br />

as Intermediate Members with no initiation fee?<br />

They can enjoy all the privileges,<br />

amenities, and benefits of being<br />

a CYC member for just<br />

$76 a month.<br />

For more information, please contact Claudia<br />

Moore, Membership Representative<br />

310-823-4567 or [email protected]<br />

In Memoriam<br />

Carlton M. Rogers<br />

Member since 1937<br />

Milan Colich<br />

Member since 1963<br />

William R. Cabeen Jr. MD<br />

Member since 1977<br />

Bunny Ripple<br />

Former Member

AUGUST 2011<br />

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday<br />

Brunch<br />

Laser U.S.<br />

Nationals<br />

Pasta<br />

Bar<br />

7<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Closed 1<br />

Junior Summer<br />

Session Two<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Closed 8<br />

Junior Rowing<br />

Session Four<br />

Begins<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Closed 2<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Closed 9<br />

3 Book Mates 4 Junior Summer 5<br />

NoSunset Series<br />

New Member Mtg. Session Two<br />

Junior Summer Fleet Council<br />

Junior Mtg.<br />

Laser U.S. Laser Nationals<br />

Registration Junior Session Two<br />

Seafood Buffet<br />

Prix Fixe Special<br />

Sunset Series 10 Sail Comm. 11 Jr. Summer 12<br />

Mtg.<br />

Junior Summer Junior Session Two<br />

<strong>Commodore</strong>s<br />

Session Two Flotilla 12-42 Mtg. Cruise<br />

Starlight Series<br />

Prix Fixe Special Seafood Buffet<br />

Paddle Tennis 6<br />

Dinner for Two:<br />

Chateaubriand<br />

13<br />

Cruise<br />

Brunch 14<br />

CYC Pool Party<br />

“Burn Your Own<br />

Meat”<br />

Pasta Bar<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Closed 15<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Closed 16<br />

Sunset Series 17<br />

Junior 18 Family Cruise 19 Family Cruise20<br />

Session Two Ends<br />

Pool Patio<br />

Jr. Awards Banquet Cocktail Night <strong>Commodore</strong>s<br />

<strong>Commodore</strong>s <strong>Commodore</strong>s<br />

Seafood Buffet Chateaubriand<br />

Brunch 21 <strong>Club</strong> Closed 22 <strong>Club</strong> Closed 23<br />

Div 12. Business<br />

Family Cruise Mtg.<br />

Junior Seminar Junior Seminar<br />

2012 Calendar<br />

Sunset Series Starlight Ser. Champagne 26 Power Fleet<br />

24<br />

25<br />

Cup/Pabst/Del Mar Breakfast<br />

27<br />

<strong>Yacht</strong> Luncheon<br />

Log Race<br />

Bridge Mtg.<br />

Martin 242 North<br />

Martin 242 Champ.<br />

Junior Seminar Martin 242 Champ.<br />

American Champ.<br />

Registration Wine Appreciation<br />

Prix Fixe Special Seafood Buffet Dinner for Two:<br />

Bunch 28 <strong>Club</strong> Closed 29 <strong>Club</strong> Closed 30 Sunset Series 31<br />

AUGUST HIGHLIGHTS<br />

CYC Awards<br />

Comm. Mtg.<br />

4-7 Laser U.S. Nationals<br />

12-20 <strong>Commodore</strong>s Cruise<br />

CYC Bridge Game<br />

19-21 Family Cruise<br />

26 Champagne Cup/Pabst/Del Mar Log Race<br />

26-28 Martin 242 North American Championship<br />

SEPTEMBER 2011<br />

Book Mates 1 2 3<br />

New Member Mtg.<br />

Fleet Council<br />

Ends<br />

Lobster<br />

4 <strong>Club</strong> Closed<br />

Labor Day<br />

Barbecue<br />

5 <strong>Club</strong> Closed 6<br />

Sunset Series<br />

7 Sail Comm. 8<br />

CYCWA Board<br />

First Mates 9<br />

Junior Barbecue<br />

(Youth Program)<br />

First Mates<br />

10<br />

Flotilla 12-42 Mtg.<br />

CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB<br />

4469 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey, CA 90292 • 310-823-4567 • Fax: 310-822-3658<br />

Always check www.calyachtclub.com for the most current event information.<br />

AUGUST 2011 BREEZE/23

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• Page 4 and 5: 4th of July Dinghy Cruise By Don Ro
• Page 6 and 7: CYCWA on the Horizon BY JOAN ZISLER
• Page 8 and 9: How To Rig A Dinghy For Scuba - Mik
• Page 10 and 11: Car Rally and Car Show CYC’s 3rd
• Page 12 and 13: 12/BREEZE AUGUST 2011
• Page 14 and 15: 14/BREEZE AUGUST 2011
• Page 16 and 17: 16/BREEZE AUGUST 2011 “I SEA YOU
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