Summer 2006

TA H O E YA C H T C L U B
summer 2006
Tahoe
Yacht Club
Laser Racing
Kicks In To Gear
founded
Exerpt from an article written by Buff Wendt
for the Sierra Sun after Week One:
Race 1 started
with Matt Clark
(below right) accidentally capsizing on
the start line, much to
the amusement of his
competitors. While
Clark was checking
out the clarity of Lake
Tahoe. his competitors were busy putting as much distance
on him as possible.
Dan
Hauserman
(above right) took an
early and dominant lead, with David Adolphs,
Buff Wendt, and Stan Eriksson chasing him.
At the second mark Eriksson had sailed into
second with Adolphs in third. David lost his
main sheet capsizing partially onto Buff, who
managed to escape cleanly and capture second
with Stan in third. “ I tried hard to catch up,
but no one gave me an inch. The level of competition in this fleet allows for no mistakes.”
said Clark finishing an uncharacteristic 8th.
For Race 2, Adolphs won the start with
Clark and Hauserman close behind. Newcomer
to the fleet and collegiate sailor Caroline McNally made an impressive showing in one of
her first times sailing in a Laser. She rounded
the first mark in third, but lost her main sheet,
causing her to fall behind. However, her speed
showed she will be giving everyone a run for
their money in the weeks to come. Showing
his talent on the second leg of this race was
Todd Jackson, who pushed the envelope in
downwind speed coming close to capsizing
several times. Returning to Tahoe from the
East Coast, Dave Mesicek also pushed the top
three in this race and reminded his competitors
that he is a serious threat.
The final race of the night had a good
start with the fleet in a tight pack. Rob Lober
and Jackson mixed it up on the first leg, only
to have a strong puff come in from the left side
of the course and send a pack around in front.
“The talent of this fleet never ceases to
amaze me” said Rear Commodore Stacy Conner, who serves as race committee, but has
personally logged plenty of time in a Laser
herself. “More than half of the people here
compete at a National or World level either
in the Laser or other boats.” Justin Casey,
competitor and Fleet coordinator, handed out
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Darren Kramer, Clubhouse Manager
Kelli Twomey, Business Manager
Flag Officers
and
Directors
Jack McKenna, Commodore
Philip Ballantyne, Vice Commodore
Stacy Conner, Rear Commodore
Jenny Ludwig, Port Captain
Directors at Large
ON THE COVER: “Absolutely superb!” said
Buff Wendt, summing up the opening night of
Laser racing on Lake Tahoe. "With no wind as
we left the harbor, a nice westerly filled in pro‑
viding steady and surprisingly warm breezes
across Lake Forest as nine boats started in the
first of two seven-week series."
Photos by Staff Commodore Steve Lapkin
awards at Jake’s, the sponsor of the first night.
And that’s how it began this year. We now
have six races behind us with more and more
competitors showing up each week. “By midseason we'll be seeing 25 boats between the A
and B fleets,” said Justin. “The B fleet is for beginning sailors with their own nightly awards.
We’re a social and friendly group of people,
willing to teach others our love for the sport.”
The Tahoe Laser fleet races every Monday
night off of the Lake Forest Boat Ramp with
starts at 6 p.m. sharp. Afterwards, everyone
dines and socializes at the sponsoring restaurant of the night—Jake’s, Garwoods, or Sunnyside. If you are interested in joining, contact
Justin Casey at jgc45@aol.com or come down
to the boat ramp (next to the U.S. Coast Guard
station) at 5 p.m. on a Monday night. Racing
will occur every Monday night through the end
of August. The sesason finale—the Kip Lar
Rieu Laser Fleet Championship at Stampede
Reservoir, September 9—includes camping at
the reservoir and is an event not to be missed.
For overall updated results for Monday Night Laser
Series or Wednesday Night Beer Can Races, visit the
results section of the Tahoe Yacht Club web site at
http://www.tahoeyc.com/sail/results.php
Bruce Ells, Secretary
Jim Hagin
Andrew Wagner
Hank Upton
John McKinney, Treasurer
Donna Block, Senior Staff Commodore
Paul Cunha, Junior Staff Commodore
Tahoe Yacht Club
foundation, inc.
Dave Olson, President
G. Douglas Ball, Treasurer
Ken Selvidge, Secretary
Kelli Gintel, Lake Tahoe Concours ‑‑‑‑d’Elegance Show Manager
Block & Tackle
Sue Stout, Design/Production
Photos by Steve Lapkin, Cindy McKenna,
Dick Morton, Rich and Sue Stout
Clubhouse
summer Hours
in effect ‘til Labor Day
office
Daily, 10 am-5 pm
BAR Service
Daily, 12 noon to 8 pm
FOOD SERVICE: Enjoy lunch, dinner
or appetizers from the Sierra Vista menu
in the comfort of the Clubhouse
Comments
Commodore
I
Cindy and
Commodore/
bartender Jack
McKenna at
May's Gin Fizz
Fling.
guess, deep in our hearts, we all suspected that summer would arrive
at some point and despite a couple of inches of snow on Memorial
Day weekend and the blustery weather that followed, it looks as
though it finally has. The Lake appears to be at a record level and as
the barbecue ready for your grilling, the traditional Commodores' cornlong as we can get by with a little less in the way of beaches, our 2006
on-the-cob and liquid libations.
boating season should be a great one.
As is normal practice for Tahoe Yacht Club, we kicked off the seaUnder Sail and Power
son on Saturday, May 27, with our annual “Fizz Fling.” As is also now
Dan Hauserman reports our sailing program is off and running in
normal practice, the Directors and Officers of the Club (and, yes, a few
fine form for the 2006 season. Both the Monday night Laser racing and
Staff Commodores) were at their best serving up the traditional gin fizz
the Wednesday night Beer Can Regattas are seeing record numbers of
concoction. Rumor has it that each bartender at the four stations (regardsailors for this early in the season. Please remember—if any of you are
less of instructions) was attempting to capture the market with their own
interested in participating in this aspect of fun at the Club, many skippers
unique blend. And the appetizers, catered by D'Lish, were absolutely
are looking for additional “pick-up” crew on Wednesday nights. All you
perfect.
have to do is show up at the Club dock around 5 p.m. or go to the Club’s
I'd also like to say "muchas gracias" to Staff Commodore Donna
and Bruce Block, Hospitality hosts for an equally perfect Cinco de
Mayo fiesta, catered by Sancho's, on the seis de Mayo.
With June came the New Members
Reception, spearheaded by Membership
chair Jenny Ludwig and our annual
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Boat Parade. The theme this year was
On a truly sad note, I pass along notice of the
“Take yourself and your crew to Jimmy
death of Dr. Adolf Rosenauer on May 30 at the age
Buffett’s Margaritaville.” And, yes, sevof 83 following a lengthy illness. A native of Linz,
eral of our members took the opportunity
Austria, Rosenauer received his initial medical trainto dress both their boat and its crew in
ing at the University of Innsbruck and first came to
the very latest in Margaritaville apparel
the United States in 1951, having been approached by
complete with parrotheads and sharks
the World Health Organization to join the Rockefeller
in the waters off the Tahoe City Marina
Foundation "cranial pressure" research team at the
pier.
University of Cincinnati School of Medicine.
Next on the schedule was July
Dr. Rosenauer, who proudly became a U.S. citizen
picnic, this year kicking off the big
in 1958, had an illustrious career as a neurosurgeon,
Independence Day weekend on July 1,
establishing his solo practice in Reno in 1962, remainon the Ehrman Mansion lawn at Sugar
ing active until July 2000. He also served on the
Pine Point. This event was truly a TYC
staffs of Washoe Medical Center, St. Mary's Regional
family affair with lots of fun events for
Medical Center and VA Hospital and was Clinical
both the young and not-so-young memAssistant Professor of Surgery at the University of
bers of our Club. A special thanks to
Nevada Medical School.
our TYC staff and "game master" Danny
He found Reno and Lake Tahoe a great area to pursue his enjoyment of skiing, sailing
Pavel for a fun afternoon.
and climbing. A member of Innsbruck's prestigious Academic Alpine Club, he climbed every
As we go to press, the sign-up
significant peak in the Bavarian Alps.
deadline—July 15—is also nearing for
Adolf and Eva, his wife of 51 years whom he met aboard the SS United States on
the Club's Tennis Social on west shore
a return trip to Austria, have a long history of membership in our Club, and volunteered for
courts, Saturday, July 22 AND the social
the past several years as Hospitality hosts for the annual Oktoberfest. We will miss Adolf's
events of Wooden Boat Week. And
playing of his Austrian "prayer" horn to kick off many of our social events.
rounding out July's social calendar is
Our sincere condolences go out to the Rosenauer family—Eva, Staff Commodore
another fun event—the Commodores'
Michael and Cissy, Verdi, Nev.; daughter Patricia and husband Richard Ardill (also TYC
Cruise to Emerald Bay on Saturday,
members) of Reno; and daughter Kathleen, her husband Horace and sons, Fuller and Alios
July 29. Cynthia and I look forward to
Henriques of Lyme, N.H.
welcoming you ashore at 5 p.m. for our
picnic on the Vikingsholm beach with
Comments from the Commodore
(continued from page 3)
web site (www.tahoeyc.com/under_sail.php), click on "Sailing Bulletin
Board" and register as a potential crew member. Also, there is usually
room on the Molly for folks that are interested in serving on Race
Committee.
A final note on the sailing side of things: this year we are very
pleased to be hosting the Melges Pacific Coast Championships on the
weekend of July 14-16. We hosted this event two years ago and showed
them such a great time that they are coming back for more.
On the power side, new life is being breathed into our Over-TheBottom events again this year under the able stewardship of Roger
McGee and Tom O’Rourke. If you haven’t participated in our O-T-Bs (as
we call them) you're missing a good deal of TYC fun. These powerboat
rallies involve a bit of skill and a good deal of luck and always end up
with an awards ceremony/party with its own O-T-B daily drink special.
The dates are in the calendar and if you are interested in participating,
contact either Roger or Tom and they can fill you in on the details.
Changing of the Guard
Since this is my last official “Comments from the Commodore”
before our Annual Meeting and election of Flag Officers and Directors
for the coming year on September 2, I would like to let our membership
know how much I have personally enjoyed serving as your Commodore.
It has truly been a privilege for Cynthia and me to meet so many wonderful people and gain an even better understanding of the value of membership in Tahoe Yacht Club. I know Vice Commodore Philip Ballantyne is
primed and ready to take over command and I will be looking forward
to enjoying his stewardship of our Club.
Once again, I think that about does it from the Commodore’s side
of the house and Cynthia and I will look forward to seeing you around
the Club.
Jack McKenna
Slate of Nominees — Flag Officers and Directors
The Tahoe Yacht Club Nominating
Committee presents the following slate of nominees to serve on
the Tahoe Yacht Club's Board of
Directors for Fiscal Year October
2006–September 2007.
Flag OfficerS
Philip Ballantyne, Commodore
Stacy Conner, Vice Commodore
Jenny Ludwig, Rear Captain
Andrew Wagner, Port Captain
DirectorS at Large
Hank Upton
John McKinney, Treasurer
Bruce Block
Ray Holstead
Larry Tomlinson
Jack McKennna,
Junior Staff Commodore
Paul Cunha,
Senior Staff Commodore
Presented by the Nominating Committee:
Ken Selvidge, Chairman
Jenny Ludwig
Hank Upton
Jim Gregory
Rich Stout
Philip Ballantyne and
Deni Mateer reside
in Truckee where the
master boat builder
and restorer of antique
powerboats,
owns
and operates Philip B.
Ballantyne Wooden
Boats. Philip is also
author of featured articles in Classic Boating
and a book, Classic American Runabouts,
Wood Boats 1915-1965, published in 2001. A
TYC member since 1991 and Director since
2001, he has served as chair of the House
Committee, Nominating, and Wooden Boat
Week 2001-2005, and currently chairs the
Long-range Planning Committee.
Bruce Block, a Bay Area
financial consultant,
attended Cal Poly and
San Jose State where
he graduated with a
B.S. in Business and
an MBA in Marketing.
The Blocks reside in
Tiburon and Tahoma
at Lake Tahoe where Bruce enjoys sailing
and power boating with his wife, Donna,
and Golden Retriever, Winchester, in their
1937 Chris-Craft, Tomahawk. Bruce, past
Executive Director of the Pacific Inter-Club
Yacht Association, has been a member of
TYC since 1987 and active Concours volunteer and Hospitality Committee member.
Stacy Conner is a real
estate agent with
Conner Properties and
a very busy mom of
two very active sons,
Ryan, 9, and 4-yearold Blake. The former University of San
Diego co-ed has been
a Lake Tahoe "local" for more than a dozen
and a half years since moving here with her
late husband, Eric. Stacy is an avid skier and
sailor, skippering her Melges 24, TTNF, and
the Chris-Craft Constellation, MOLLY, as
well as joining the Laser fleet on Monday
nights. A TYC member since 1992 and
Director since 2004, she is a member of
the Sail Committee and chairs the House
Committee.
Paul Cunha, a commercial general contractor,
is Vice President of
Business Development
for S.D. Deacon Corp.
of California. He and
Carol, along with
their two children,
Catherine, 16, and
Robby, 13, make their home in Granite
Bay and at Tahoe's Agate Bay. A graduate of Cal State University (business, real
estate and land use), Paul has chaired the
Architectural Committee for the Club as well
as Membership, served on the Wooden Boat
Week Committee, and helped in organizing
the Club's and Woodie Over-The-Bottom rallys. He has been a TYC member since 1987
and Director since 1998.
Ray Holstead and his
wife, Kathy, split their
time between homes
in San Francisco and
Tahoma. A California
native, Ray is a graduate of San Jose State
University (BSEE) and
Santa Clara University
(MSE). The retired electrical engineer (PG&E,
City of Oakland, UCSF) has been a member of
TYC since 1991 and has volunteered this past
year as a Club delegate to PICYA. Watch for
him, too, in this summer's Over-The-Bottoms,
as he and OUR GAL II attempt to better last
year's 4th place finish.
Jenny Ludwig lists her
occupation as
"volunteer" and that she's
been for some 30 years
—from PTA mom and
Junior League to ACBS
and since 2002, a member of TYC's Board of
Directors and current
Membership Committee chair. A fourth generation Californian, Jenny met her husband,
Concours Chief Judge Barry, while both were
students at the University of Oregon. The now
"empty-nester" parents of Hilary and Matthew
make their home in San Jose and at the Lake
at Rubicon Bay.
Jack McKenna and
his wife, Cindy have
been members of TYC
since 1989, beginning
as skipper and crew of
their Catalina sloop,
CYNTHIA MARIE,
with Jack taking the
helm of the Club's
Sailing program from 1998 through 2002. With
election to the Board, he became Treasurer
(2000-2005) and has also served as a Concours
judge for the past six years. The now-retired
Professor of Management and Director of
Graduate Programs at Chico State University,
Cindy, and Delaney, the dog, make their home
in Paradise, Calif., and at Homewood where
Jack is an active member and current president
of the Homeowners' Association.
John McKinney, elected TYC Director and
Treasurer in 2005, has
spent virtually his entire
career as a financial consultant and in management for non-for-profit
organizations.
Most
recently he was CFO of
the American Academy of Ophthalmology and
Chief Operating Officer for the Academy's
Ophthalmic Mutual Insurance Company for
14 years before retiring in 2003. Members of
TYC for nearly 15 years, John and his wife,
Sue Campbell (organizer of the North Tahoe
Rowing Regatta) reside in Healdsburg, Calif.,
and Tahoe City.
Larry Tomlinson went
from the Navy to college (BS, Rutgers;
MBA, University of
Santa Clara) to a globetrotting 38-year career
with Hewlett-Packard in
Brazil, Switzerland, and
on both coasts of the
U.S. before retiring in 2003 as Senior Vice
President and Treasurer. But totally retired he
isn't, as he continues as a board member of
three public corporations. Larry and his wife,
Gail, are both avid skiers, downhill and crosscountry, and coordinated this year's Penguin
trip to Park City, Utah. The couple, who have
been members of TYC since 1997, now make
the home full-time in Squaw Valley.
Hank Upton and his
wife, Joan, took over
the reigns as Hospitality
chairs this year after
first volunteering for a
Club Halloween party
a few years back (displaying Hank's hidden
talents as a cartoonist).
The Stanford alum, semi-retired physician
and TYC Director since 2004 also stays busy
keeping three boats afloat, including a 1941
Chris-Craft barrel back, and traveling with
Joan, this year, from the Galápagos to China.
The Uptons, TYCers since 1997, reside in
Woodside, Calif., and McKinney Shores at
the Lake.
Andy Wagner is a
Director (since 2005)
of many talents—from
chairing the Club's
Power Boat committee
to putting together a half
dozen or more winetastings, Winemaker's
Dinner and October's
annual TYC bus tour of nearby wineries.
On the serious side, the UC-Berkeley grad
(Business
Administration/Finance
&
Marketing) is a merchant banker with Venture
Capital, Management Buyouts, Mergers &
Acquisitions. Members since 2002, Andy,
his wife, Suzanne Boucher, and Ruby, the
Newfoundland, split their time between homes
in Walnut Creek and Carnelian Bay.
From Rear Commodore Stacy Conner,
House Committee Chair
around the
House
Hello again to all Tahoe Yacht Club members! The biggest news from the Clubhouse
would be the change in our staff. Most notably, it was with regret
that Karen Jakobs had
to give us her resignation so soon after joining
our TYC family. She received an incredible job
offer from a company in
her home town of Reno
and could not resist what
Darren Kramer
the difference in comNew Clubhouse
mute time would mean
Manager
to her and her family.
So that left the House Committee and Kelli
Twomey back at "square one" with the busy
summer season upon us!
We had to believe there had to be a silver
lining in our situation and we have found it.
Many of you will remember our Clubhouse Assistant from last year, Darren Kramer. He was
a huge asset to the Club and enjoyed working
with us as well. The House Committee contacted him, he went through the interview process, and I am happy to announce that Darren
is our new Clubhouse Manager. After training
under the tireless tutelage of Kelli Twomey, he
assumed his full time responsibilities July 7.
As you will see from the calendar there is
hardly an empty spot. We offer an activity for
every age and interest at the TYC. For those
that prefer the wind in your sails we have races
on Monday, Wednesday and many weekends.
If you are interested in participating, check the
web site and follow the links starting at “Under Sail” and sign up on the “Bulletin Board”
if you'd like to crew. If you prefer the more
mechanically-powered transportation, try your
hand at the Over-The-Bottoms.
Either way, come by the Club and use the
five moorings available for our members (on a
first come first serve basis). Identify yourself
as a TYC member at the TC Marina dock and
they will direct you to an open mooring. The
Marina can be contacted by phone at (530)
583-1039 or on marine radio channel 78. Dock
hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. thru August. Don't
forget we also have many opportunities for the
land lubbers amongst us please join us for our
hiking and tennis socials.
Preparing for Wooden Boat Week has our
Kellis at a trot with many of the social events
either filled or close to it! If you have any last
minute plans for WBW, please contact Kelli
Gintel a.s.a.p. at (530) 581-4700, ext. 103.
A Tahoe summer at the Club just never
disappoints and we hope to see you soon enjoying all we have to offer.
Your family will thank you.
helping yo u br idge the gap
Dale O. Reynolds
LIC #0E45710
tel: 650-369-1669
dale@thestockbridgegroup.com
www.thestockbridgegroup.com
A line-up of new members at June's New Members Reception. From left: Jim and
Doni Glassmaker, Diane Niland, Judi Kosterman and Frank Lemus, Francis-Rose
and Donald Folgner, and Lisa Graeber. PHOTOS: Dick Morton
Reaching out to new members
Welcome to summer at your Tahoe Yacht
Club and at Lake Tahoe from the Membership
Committee. After a marvelous snowfall
we’re now able to savor the clear crisp water
of the lake and enjoy those boats that have
been safely stored during the winter months.
We hope to see you soon at TYC as summer
rolls along, checking out the “Boatique” for
new jackets and t-shirts, enjoying some time
relaxing, or bringing in a friend or two that
might eventually become new members. With
the beautiful view of the Lake that TYC offers,
it’s no wonder we’re the best location in the
north Tahoe area.
During summer there is no shortage of
activities at your Club. If you didn’t make it to
the Gin Fizz Fling during Memorial weekend
or the fun of the July Family Picnic come join
in the Over-The-Bottoms, the Commodores'
Cruise to Emerald Bay, the events of Wooden
Boat Week, the August wine-tasting and
events to come. TYC’s web site is always up
and running and you can check out the live
web cam and see what the weather is like. The
calendar of events is listed so you will be able
to see what’s happening throughout the year,
especially during this busy summer season.
As Membership chair I’m glad to report
that our membership is healthy and very
active. We continue to reach out to members
of the nearby community as well as encourage
all of you to help promote our historic and
beautiful club by sponsoring new members.
You can help by introducing
your friends and family to TYC
and bring them in next time
you’re planning a trip to the
Club. TYC members are the best
ambassadors to spread the word
on how great belonging to this
historic Club can be and it’s by
sponsoring a new member that
TYC stays vibrant. Remember
your children, grandchildren and
other young family members
who are the Club’s future sailors
Membership chair Jenny
by helping to sponsor them
Ludwig and Commodore
and get them enthused about
Jack McKenna welcome
the privilege of private club
new TYCers to the New
life. Our friendly staff is ready
Members Reception at the
to help with the membership
Club, Saturday, June 17.
process and can answer all your
questions.
blocks to a strong membership in coming
TYC offers four levels of membership:
years.
Regular (age 36 and over), regular (ages
Enjoy this 2006 summer and we look
22 through 35), non-resident, and junior
forward to seeing you in the Clubhouse.
(ages 14 through 21). Looking at our junior
level, our future yachtsmen come from
Your membership committee,
here. By encouraging our young friends to
Jenny Ludwig, Chair participate we’re planning for our club’s future
Donna Block
membership as well as encouraging our youth
Jill Gregory
to take an active role in the boating world. Our
Susie Mason
regular under 36 category offers a financially
Wendy Poore
attractive package so that young families and
Rick Wood
individuals who love boating can become part
of TYC. Each of these levels is TYC’s building
New Members—June 2005 thru April 2006
Elected June 26, 2005
Stan Eriksson, Tahoe City, Calif.
Peter York, Tahoe City, Calif.
Geoffery Gardner, Olympic Valley, Calif.
Sally Mertes-Stone & Matt McGinty, Sonoma/Olympic Valley, Calif.
Vernon & Pat Lucas, Tahoe Vista, Calif.
Elected July 30, 2005
Mark & Pat Howard, Branscomb/
So. Lake Tahoe, Calif..
Fred & Gina McElroy, Reno, Nev.
Nick Pullen & Buff Wendt, Truckee, Calif.
Rodger & Darlene Rempfer,
Carnelian Bay, Calif.
Thomas & Rebecca Smith III,
Santa Cruz/Tahoma, Calif.
Blair & Sasha Wallace,
Pleasant Grove, Calif.
Elected September 3, 2005
Lewis & Debra Dobbins,
Nevada City/Tahoe City, Calif.
Robert J. Hennessy, Danville, Calif.
Todd Jackson, Kings Beach, Calif.
Steve & Debbie Umphreys,
Menlo Park/Tahoe City, Calif
Elected October 29, 2005
Jon & Beverly Bloodworth,
Lafayette/Tahoe City, Calif.
John V. De Rosa. Carmichael/
Carnelian Bay, Calif.
Richard J. Foley, Portola Valley, Calif.
Jim and Doni Glassmaker. Homewood, Calif.
Quinn Hance, Los Altos, Calif.
Christopher M. Rutz, Truckee, Calif.
Elected January 14, 2006
Lisa Graeber, Larkspur/Tahoe City, Calif.
Ralph & Alex Silverman, Tahoe City, Calif.
Elected March 18, 2006
Diane Niland, Truckee, Calif.
Ray Ellen Wisse. Brockway, Calif.
Elected April 29, 2006
Mark & Alyssa Berwick, San Francisco/
Tahoe City, Calif.
Donald & Francis-Rose Folgner,
Reno, Nev./ Tahoe City, Calif
TYC supplies the
corn
traditional
-on-the-cob,
a boatload of beverages,
and the barbecue for your grilling!
Commodores’ Cruise to Emerald Bay
Saturday, July 29 ~ 5 pm
Just pack a basket with picnic fare and blanket or beach chairs, and
cruise on down (or come by car and hike down the trail). It's an evening
of fun with family and TYC friends on the Vikingsholm beach you won't
want to miss!
No Charge! No Reservations Needed!
Welcome TYC’s
Newest
Members…
Elected May 28, 2006
Frank Lemus and Judi Kosterman,
Reno, Nev.
(Regular Membership) Frank and Judi, who
plan to marry at the TYC this August, are both
sailors and have met other members this way.
They look forward to joining the Club to be a
part of a social group (family) and to discover
new friendships.
Rob and Gretchen Sproehnle,
Tahoe City, Calif
(Conner's Crew) The Sproehnles have crewed
with TTFN for many years for TYC's Beer
Can races and also participated in the Laser
series for many years. Rob, owner of JRS
Construction, and Gretchen, a graphic designer (Visual Design & Marketing), are parents of
daughters Ema, 8 and Olivia, 41/2.
(Sponsor: Stacy Conner)
Elected June 25, 2006
Denise Campbell,
Walnut Crreek, Calif.
(Young Adult Membership) Denise's family has had property here since the ’90s
and she writes "This is my second 'spirtual'
home."With experience in Race Committee on
the San Francisco Bay and her love for sailing,
she looks forward to sailing Tahoe, volunteering and socializing with the Club summer and
winter.
(Sponsors: Jenny Ludwig, Andy Wagner)
Jim Granger,
Tahoe City, Calif.
(Conner's Crew) Jim writes "I've been sailing
more thn 20 years and this [Conner's Crew] is
a good opportunity to join TYC." The owner of
a Melges 24 has participated in the Club's Beer
Can Regattas as well as the Laser series.
(Sponsors: Stacy Conner, Dan Hauserman)
Allen Northrup.
Orinda, Calif.
(Regular Membership) Having crewed on a 32'
Capri in Bay Area races for many years, Allen
is looking forward to getting himself and his
son re-engaged in boating and sailing. As an
avid skier, he is interested in both Penguin and
the Club's social activities.
(Sponsors: Alex McDonald, Hank Upton)
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WINNER: Best Remodel 2005
Tahoe Quarterly Home Awards
WINNER: Best in the Basin
TRPA 2006
850 North Lake Blvd., Suite 19
Tahoe City, California 96145
ph: 1 + 530 583 8822
www.thesandboxstudio.com
Clubhouse News
From Business Manager Kelli Twomey
Hello from the Clubhouse. We hope we see you soon and often this
summer. The weather is perfect, the Lake is full and the activities are
endless!
Welcome back, Darren!
Darren Kramer, who worked for us last summer at the front desk
and on the water, joined us full-time on July 7 as our new Clubhouse
Manager. Darren will be overseeing the daily operation of the bar and
Clubhouse and is on site full time, year-round. He is the main person to
contact for event reservations and/or booking a private party at the Club.
Darren will also handle the hiring of TYC employees so he is the one to
contact with employment inquiries as well.
Greg "Gerk"
Barraclough
Aaron Lowe
Danny Pavel
Matt Zapf
TYC’s Summer Crew
Have you met all the friendly folks ready to provide great customer service when you visit YOUR Clubhouse? At the bar this summer, we have Jenni Buxton, Matt Zapf, and Aaron Lowe. Look out for
our "guest" bartender Danny Pavel as well! Out on the water we have
Greg Barraclough, Scott Schuchardt, and Danny Pavel along with Club
Manager Darren Kramer. In the office for the summer is Mandy Jahabin
who can assist you with general Club and TYCF/Boat Show info as well
as take reservations for any of our TYC events.
TYC’s E-mail Directory
Please note that our e-mail addresses have changed. Please delete
gm@tahoeyc.com from your address books—it is no longer
active. Here is a list of our current e-mail addresses at the Club for
staff:
Darren Kramer, Clubhouse Manager: clubmanager@tahoeyc.com Kelli Twomey, TYC Business Manager: kt@tahoeyc.com Kelli Gintel, TYC Foundation Show Manager: kelli@tahoeyc.com Mandy Jahabin, Front Desk/Admin. Assist.: frontdesk@tahoeyc.com
Internet Access at the Clubhouse
Need to get a little work done while you’re in town? Want to access
the internet? Don’t forget—TYC is a “WI FI hot spot”! It’s a great way
to get a little work done and enjoy our incredible view. This is available
to you anytime we are in the office or the Clubhouse is open.
New Bulletin Board and Members' Only Forum
BRAND NEW! For our members' convenience, TYC has a new
online bulletin board. It’s located on our home page at www.tahoeyc.com
and is a great spot to post a note if you are looking for crew members,
if you want to crew or have a boat to sell, etc. We also added a special
Members' Only Forum where you can post notices to members i.e. to
go out waterskiing, etc. This is password protected. Please call Kelli
Twomey or Darren Kramer for the password.
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Staffers on the deck: (standing) Clubhouse Manager Darren Kramer,
Business Manager Kelli Twomey, and Bookkeeper Pam Holman; (middle)
Kelli Gintel, TYC Foundation Show Manager; (kneeling) Mandy Jahabin,
front office, and Jenni Buxton, bartender.
Watch the excitement of the Tour de France at the Clubhouse
We’ll have OLN’s coverage of the race on at the Club beginning on
Saturday, July 1, when the 2006 Tour kicks off through the last stage of
the tour on Sunday, July 23. Although Lance Armstrong won’t be racing,
the Discovery Channel team looks strong and it should be an exciting
race to watch. For more info on the 2006 Tour check out their web site
at http://www.letour.fr/2006/TDF/presentation/us/parcours.html
Come HIKE with us
Kelli Twomey is leading monthly hikes again this summer for those
active TYC members. The first hike, on Friday, June 30, was the beautiful Rubicon trail. Mark your calendars for Friday, July 21, and Friday
Aug. 18, where we’ll hike different sections of the Tahoe Rim Trail. Put
on your hiking boots, pack a snack, lots of water and come enjoy a great
morning of hiking and camaraderie. Give us a call for more info and to
sign up so we can coordinate meeting at the trailheads etc.
Events at the Club
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the
club
bar
Drink Specials by the Day
Sunday thru Friday—$3.50 all day long
Sunday…Gin Fizz
Monday…Margarita Mondays
Tuesday…Mai Tai Tuesdays
Wednesday…Woo Woo Wednesdays
Thursday…"Eric's Special" (Mount Gay Rum & Tonic)
Friday…Lake Tahoe Lemonade
Two reminders: 1) Bring a friend; 2) RSVP early!
Just a reminder that all members are welcome—and encouraged—
to bring guests to the Club and the social events you attend. We want
you to enjoy yourselves fully while you’re here and we know you often
have guests in town so next time you sign up for an event, don’t hesitate
to bring a guest!
Also, please remember to RSVP at your earliest convenience. We
have a lot of great events planned for you this summer.Visit our web
site at www.tahoeyc.com to see the full event calendar with all
of the dates. In order for us to provide outstanding service and great
meals, please be sure to make advanced reservations for the events. We
really appreciate it.
Book the Clubhouse for your next party!
Remember, one of the many benefits of being a TYC member is
that you can book the Clubhouse for a private party. Our lakefront setting is perfect for birthday parties, anniversaries, rehearsal dinners. etc.
Think of us next time you’re planning a party!
TYC Mooring policy
Once again, TYC has secured five moorings­—available on a first
come first serve basis­—in the Tahoe City Marina for use by our members. Pull up to the Marina staff on the pier, identify yourself as a TYC
member and they will direct you to an available mooring. Once you
are tied up, they will provide valet service to and from the pier. (Valet
service is not 24 hours so be sure to ask what time the service ends that
evening if you are going out to dinner in town.)
Boats may not be left overnight unless arrangements have been
made with Club Manager Darren Kramer (581-4700, ext. 102).
Next time you’re headed out for a day on the lake or an afternoon
cruise, stop by the Club for a visit. It’s your Club with the staff is ready
to serve you and your guests!
From Director Andy Wagner, Powerboat Chair
Summer OTB Series kicks off July 22
The 2006 Over-the Bottom series begins on Saturday, July 22, with
the first of the four season's Saturday morning rallies starting from the
Tahoe City Marina. This year’s OTB events will cover both north and
west shores with events starting with registration at 8:30 a.m. and finishing at off the Tahoe City Marina (July 22 and August 26), Garwood’s
Grill & Pier (July 29) and Chamber’s Landing (August 19).
OTBs are open to TYC members in all types of craft—wood,
fiberglass or metal—and do not require excessive speed or equipment. It
has been said that a successful performance in an OTB requires limited
navigational abilities, some boat handling skills and a lot of luck!
Under the leadership of co-chairs Roger McGee and Tom O’Rourke,
15 boats carried more than 60 TYC members, family and guests in one or
more rallies last year. We expect an even larger crowd this summer!
Participants receive instructions—direction, speed, time and/or
distance­—to navigate a preset course. Often these instructions will
provide scenic viewpoints, historical notes and local trivia. There will
be multiple check points along the way where each boat will pick up a
playing card which will be used to form a poker hand at the finish of the
course.
In each event, the first boat will cross the start/finish line promptly
at 9:00 a.m. with additional boats following at two minute intervals.
Please arrive at 8:30 a.m. in order to register. A party, with appropriate libations, and awards follow each events. Overall 2006 OTB Series
Winners will be determined after the final event, based on the best three
of four finishes. The cost to participate is $75 for the series of four events
or $25 per individual OTB. Watch for e-mail announcements or contact
the Club prior to each event for last minute updates.
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From Director Hank Upton,
Hospitality Chair
September events heatin' up
Our Hospitality Committee has swung into high gear for September—one of the most enjoyable months at the Lake—so don't pack up on
Labor Day. There's a Wine-tasting AND Brewmaster's Dinner already
on the month's calendar PLUS two new Hospitality events below:
Wednesday, Sept. 6
Cruise with UC Davis-Environmental Research Team
If you've watched their boat and wonder just what they do, here's
your chance—for the first 15 to sign up—to ride along with the UC Davis-Tahoe Environmental Research Center crew. It's a two-hour cruise,
9-11 a.m., just for TYC members. Call the Club, (530) 581-4700, to get
your name at the top of the list. BUT if you're not one of the lucky ones
to make the cut, there's another opportunity for a behind-the-scenes look
at Souper Saturday, December 2, with presentation by Heather Segale
of the new UC. Davis-Tahoe Environmental Research Center.
Saturday, Sept. 9
Toe-tappin' End-of-Summer Barbecue
The lawn, beach and picnic area at McKinney Shores is reserved, a
"hoe-down" caller and music booked, and some TYC "cooking masters"
preparing the vittles for a fun End-of-Summer Barbecue with a western
flavor! It promises to be a real "tap your toes and shake your leg event"
so please save the date, watch for your invite in the mail and come on by
to say "howdy"!
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From Vice Commodore Philip Ballantyne,
Chair, Five-Year Planning Committee
20 Slips in the
new Tahoe City Marina
We are delighted to inform you that we have come to a tentative
agreement for the TYC leasehold on 20 slips in the new Phase I expansion of the Tahoe City Marina. These slips are scheduled to be available
immediately upon completion of the marina expansion in 2009.
If everything goes as planned, the Marina will begin accepting
deposits to secure slip assignments this fall. In order to provide a fair and
equitable distribution of these slips among all interested TYC members,
the Board of Directors has approved a limited term lease on each of the
slips and the use of a random lottery process for allocation. If you are
interested in leasing a slip in the Tahoe City Marina through TYC, the
leasehold and procedural details are set forth below.
Leasehold Details
Length: 25 to 50 feet in length, increasing in five-foot increments.
Seasonal Cost: Although fees have not been set, estimates are in
the range of $6,500 for a 25-ft. slip.
Term: One-year lease with two options for one additional year.
Lottery Process
Timing: The lottery for available slips (if any) shall occur annually
and will be held immediately after the Annual Meeting or another date
as approved and announced at least 60 days prior to the drawing. The
lottery will determine lessees for the following year.
Lottery Process: A random lottery will be conducted by disinterested members of the Board of Directors. The lottery will consist of as
many individual lotteries as there are sizes of slips available (i.e. 25', 30',
35', 40', 45' and 50'). The lottery will begin with the smallest available
slip size and continue through the largest. Each member interested in
a slip of the available size will be assigned a number and the numbers
will be drawn at random until each of the available slips in that size is
filled. In the event that a member is unsuccessful in obtaining a slip,
that member may participate in the subsequent lottery for the next larger
available size (if desired).
Participation and Deposits: Each member desiring to participate in the lottery shall indicate the size(s) of desired slip and submit a
deposit check in the amount of [50] percent of the annual lease payment
for the largest of the desired slips.
Requirements and Limitations: Each participant must be a TYC
member in good standing at the time of the initial lottery and subsequent
renewal(s).
Each membership will be entitled to enter the lottery for one slip.
Therefore, members with an existing slip under leasehold will not be
allowed to enter the lottery for an additional slip(s).
No subletting of slips is permitted. All vessels utilizing a TYC
slip must be registered vessels of the club as indicated in the TYC
Membership Directory. In the event that the member decides to sell the
vessel occupying a TYC slip and does not wish to replace it, the slip will
be made available to other members through the lottery process for the
following year.
We will notify the membership as details of the proposed lease and
availability of slips becomes known. Further, notice of a lottery to be
held on the occasion of the next annual meeting (September 2, 2006)
will be given as soon as possible
From Director Andy Wagner,
Wine Events Chair
I n our continuing effort to explore
wines from all corners of the earth, we are
pleased to take you to the other side of the
world for a tasting of wines from the African
continent. Please join us at the Clubhouse on
Friday, Aug. 18, at 5 p.m. to welcome aboard
Erik Ran, Vice President Sales and Marketing
for Golden Kaan USA.
Golden Kaan is a joint venture among
Racke, the fifth generation, family-owned
German wine and spirits giant, and KWV, the
largest South African winery, controlling more
than 30% of the total South African supply of
grapes. Since its launch at VINEXPO 2003,
a biennial weeklong wine extravaganza in
Bordeaux, France, Golden Kaan has attracted
new consumers to the South African wine segment in many international markets.
Golden Kaan started in Europe and
South Africa and became an overnight success exceeding 400,000 cases in annual sales
and growing rapidly. The firm has become
the market leader in every country where they
started within the first three months. In their
short three-year history, Golden Kaan wines
have already been recognized with numerous
awards from major International and U.S.
wine competitions and publications, including three “Best Buys” (Golden Kaan 2004
South African Winetasting at the Club
Friday, August 18, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 23
Cabernet Sauvignon, 2004 Merlot, and 2004
Pinotage) from the prestigious and influential
Wine Spectator.
Mr. Ran will educate TYC members on
the variety, quality and value of wines available from South Africa while presenting six
top quality South African wines for the members to sample: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot,
Shiraz, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and the
unique South African varietal, Pinotage. Please join us to learn more about these
wines while visiing old friends and meeting
new ones amidst spectacular views of the
Lake. If you plan to attend, we ask that you
contact the Club and bring an appetizer or
other wine accompaniment to share with your
fellow members.
On Saturday, Sept. 23, our winetasting
series at the Club returns to California with
a featuring of Rhone varietals and old vine
zinfandels from Michael~David Vineyards
in the Central Valley
town of Lodi. TYC is
delighted to welcome
David Phillips, owner,
winegrape grower and
sales/marketing head for
Michael~David
Vineyards. David will describe his family’s fifth
generation wine business
and their seven distinct brands of wine including the now famous 7 Deadly Zins, made from
a blend of seven different Lodi based vineyards; the 7 Heavenly Chards, aged in barrels
from seven different French coopers; and, the
viognier formerly thought to be a roussanne
dubbed Incognito. The Incognito line includes
both a white viognier and a red (rouge) blend
of multiple Rhone varietals.
Winemaking in South Africa
South Africa has been producing wines
for more than 350 years, and today ranks as the
seventh largest global wine producer. South
African wines have grown ten fold in the last
decade, having reached 1.1 million cases for
2005, and South Africa is the fastest growing
wine country of origin in the U.S., up 48%
over 2004. South Africa is a leader in innovation, such as developing cold fermentation,
that advances the wine industry worldwide.
The very first vineyard planted coincided
with the arrival in southern Africa of settlers
from Europe. In 1655, three years after his
arrival in Table Bay, Commander Jan van
Riebeeck of the Dutch East-India Company
planted the first vines. In 1659 he wrote,
“Today, praise the Lord, wine was pressed
from Cape grapes for the first time.” Over
the years, the diversity of the local culture
has led to exceptional winemaking — a true
collaboration between indigenous African and
Cape Malay people, Dutch settlers, French
Michael-David
Vineyard Winetasting
Huguenots, Germans, and other pioneers,
There was a time when the thought of
wine from the “Dark Continent” was a strange
concept but now there are now vineyards
all over the African continent. Algeria and
Morocco have been producing wines for decades and modern wine-making has been set up
in places like Zimbabwe and Kenya. However,
it is down south in the Cape where climactic
and topographic conditions simulate those of
the old wine countries, that the continent’s
finest wines are produced. This is the home of
Golden Kaan wines.
The Western Cape has an ideal climate,
dually influenced by the Indian and Atlantic
Oceans, similar to Northern France and the
Napa Valley. From the tip of the African continent, where the two great oceans meet at Cape
Agulhas, to deep in the desert-like Karoo and
the Free State, nearly 60 officially declared
appellations cover more than 100,000 hectares
in South Africa’s wine regions. While white
varietals still represent the majority of Cape
vineyard plantings, the balance has improved
from 15% red in 1990 to about one third
today.
Planning for Fall Events
Plans are being made for a variety of
fall wine events. We're contemplating more
varietal and region specific winetastings along
with the third annual Winetasting Tour, fall
Winemaker’s Dinner, and other exciting ideas
including the possibility of stepping beyond
the wine world for a Scotch whiskey tasting. As always, we would appreciate your
thoughts and any ideas for future events. If you
would like to help organize a future wine event
or have any suggestions, please contact Andy
Wagner at (530) 581-3881, or e-mail ARW@
TradewindsCapital.com.
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Trans Tahoe chairs Lynn and Jim Mullen (center) with
Staff Commodores John Utter (left) and Jim Gregory (right)
The Barracloughs—Emily and Jeff holding son
Brady, with proud "Uncle Gerk," Greg
Dick Wallrich, dressed for the surprise
May 27th snow, with TYC Foundation
President Dave Olson
Diane and Don Sloat with Donna Wallrich
"Best Dress" winner Jim Wiggins with Keith Mason and guest,
and Frank Palermo
May 27
Gin Fizz Fling
on the
social scene
Craig and Virginia Questa
Nancy Cunningham, Lynn Olson and Trinkie Watson sample
grilled vegie hors d'heouvres by D'Lish.
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo on the "seis" with dinner catered by
Sancho's—Stan and Suzanne Oppengard, Vice Commodore Philip
Ballantyne and Deni Mateer, Cindy and Commodore Jack McKenna
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June 24ths' Decorated
Boat Parade winners:
(above) "Parrothead"
skipper Debra Selak,
Vicki Edelstein, Andy
and Suzanne Wagner
and (below), hanging
the swim suits out to dry,
Rick and Tonya Antle.
SUNDAYMONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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LASER REGATTA
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Marine Swap Meet
Summer Series - 6 pm
THURSDAY
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5
BEER CAN REGATTA wooden boat week
Summer Series - 6 pmt
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Opening Night Dinner, Dance
and Auction - 6 pm
9BEER CAN REGATTA 10
Summer Series - 6 pm
8 am-2pm - Tahoe Maritime
Woodie Over-The-Bottom
ACBS Cruise & Picnic
Ladies' Luncheon & Fashion
Mahogany Magic
Museum
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am
Sugar
Pine
Point
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am-3
pm
Show
-11:30
am
Rubicon
Bay
Potluck
Grand Finale
Steppin'Out Dinner,/Dance
Meeks Bay Campground
- 6:30 pm Gatekeeper's
Sponsors Dinner
Men's Grill -12 noon
- 6 pm
Museum Grounds
Homewood
Wild Goose Restaurant - 6 pm Chambers Landing
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FRIDAYSATURDAY
15
LASER REGATTA
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presented by
foundation inc.
Sierra Boat Co. Marina - 9 am to 4 pm
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12
Private Party - Wedding Reception
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South African
BEER CAN REGATTA
Summer Series - 6 pm
tahoe yacht club
Summer Series - 6 pm
WINE-Tasting
Clubhouse - 5 pm
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Over-The-Bottom #3
8:30 am - Chambers Landing
chambers Regatta
3 pm Start
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SHORT HANDED
Regatta
3 pm Start
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LASER REGATTA
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24
BEER CAN REGATTA
Summer Series - 6 pm
Summer Series
6 pm Start
9 am
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Last LASER REGATTA
of the Summer Series - 6 pm
Rotary Dinner Meeting- 6:30pm
REGATTA Summer
Series Finalé - 6 pm
Beer Can Ball
Awards Party Clubhouse following Race
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Annual Membership
Meeting
monday night
football potluck
- 5 pm 'til?
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18
Rotary Dinner Meeting- 6:30pm
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monday night
football potluck
Private Party - 6:30 pm
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UC Davis-Tahoe
Environmental Research
Cruise 9-11 a.m.
Conner Fall
BEER CAN Series
20
14
ACBS International
Annual Meeting
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Conner Fall
BEER CAN Series
- 5 pm 'til?
25
26
monday night
football potluck
- 1 pm Stampede
Reservoir
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Private Party - Meeting
- 8 am -2 pm
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ACBS 5th International Boat Show
- Lake Tahoe
22 rosh
hashanah
begins at sundown
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Michael-David
Vineyards
Clubhouse - 5:30 pm
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Conner Fall
BEER CAN Series
- 5 pm 'til?
laser fleet
championships
Brewmaster's Dinner
Rotary Dinner Meeting- 6:30pm
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McKinney Shores- 4 pm
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PICYA Delegates Meeting
San Joaquin YC - 6 pm
8
Western Hoe Down
& BBQ
Rotary Dinner Meeting- 6:30pm
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- 2 pm, Clubhouse
End of Summer
Conner Fall
BEER CAN Series
Fall Hours begin
at Clubhouse
Board Meeting
-10 am, Clubhouse
Shop the TYC BOATIQUE online! Go to www.tahoeyc.com, click on Member Services, then Merchandise.
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8:30 - TC Marina
ACBS Woodie Whoopie
Turners’ Clambake
Homewood
Rotary Dinner Meeting- 6:30pm
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25 Hike with
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Team TYC - Trail tba Over-The-Bottom #4
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2930
Black Diamond
BEER-Tasting Party
Clubhouse - 5:30 pm
Rotary Dinner Meeting- 6:30pm
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From Kirk Pumphrey, Wooden Boat Week Chair
Wooden Boat Week—August 3-10, 2006—just around the corner!
Planning the lake tahoe Concours d’Elegance and Wooden Boat
Week, August 3 thru 10, has been the usual whirlwind of activity, a learning experience, and a lot of fun.
The subtle changes to the "menu" this year have been greeted with
a lot of enthusiasm. Our Opening
Night party on Thursday, Aug. 3.
was a quick sellout and is sure to
be a memorable event.
This new venue for Wooden Boat Week is another exciting change that
has been receiving a good reaction.
Moving the Woodie Over-the-Bottom back to Monday was a
change we made to avoid the weekend crowding as much as possible.
This popular event will be catered by
“Men Wielding Fire” and is sure to
be a delicious lunch – well-deserved
after a morning of hard “work” on the
lake!
Check the calendar on page 15
for a complate list of Wooden Boat
Week activities!
Steve Lapkin, h2omark.com
New Events
At the Concours, in addition to
the main attraction of antique boats,
we’ve added a New Boat Row
New Sponsors
specifically to view new boats—
We have a new mix of Corporate
this year from Classics Marine,
Sponsors that I'm very excited about
California Chris-Craft, Marine
Max, Sea Sonic Boat Co., Comitti
and hope to continue to develop.
Certainly everyone knows 3M from
North America, Grand Craft, and
Post-It notes, but they also supply a
Donzi. We liked the idea of givlot of product to the boating industry
ing spectators the opportunity to
through their marine division, R.S.
see the evolution of boats through
Hughes. We’re pleased to introthe ages; comparing the classic to
34th ANNUAL
duce Evergreen Paper. an enery
the modern. And, in response to
recycling company as a new Title
the questionnaire from last year’s
sponsor this year. We' also happy to
show, we have added more seating
presented by tahoe yacht club foundation inc.
introduce h2omark (onsite, on-andand shade areas. From a judging
off the water photographic services)
standpoint, interest was strong earFriday and Saturday, August 4-5, 2006 ~ 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
and Panerai (makers of precision
lier than ever and exhibitor spots
in the marina at 5146 North Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay, Calif.
watches) as new Presenting sponsors,
sold out sooner than in the past.
Tickets at the Gate, $25. Seniors, 62 and over, $20.
as well as Essex Credit, who will
The Marine Swap Meet
Children, 12 and under, free when accompanied by an adult
be announcing the advent of their
on Sunday, Aug. 6, at the Tahoe
new division created specifically for
Maritime Museum is also a fun
Proceeds benefit Lake Tahoe non-profit organizations.
the financing of antique and classic
new addition to the schedule this
boats.
year. I've heard more than a few of
Joining this impressive list of
you say, “I'm finally going to get
sponsors is Tahoe Mountain Resorts/Old Greenwood and Alexander
that stuff out of my garage!” Herb Hall and the gang from Sierra Boat
Valley Vineyards with returning faithful supporters Hagerty Classic
are even going to contribute, so be sure to add this to your itinerary.
Boat Insurance, Korbel and Five Rivers Wineries joining us once again.
Remember, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure!
And, last but certainly not least, booth space at the show is sold out.
So many of you are planning on “Steppin’ Out” to Wild Goose for
So, what does all this mean? Interest is strong – excitement is in the
the party on Sunday night that it, too, sold out fast! There's a waiting list,
air – the event is drawing near! For Wooden Boat Week reservations and
however, so don’t hesitate to call to add your name if you haven’t yet
more information, call (530) 581-4700, ext. 103 or better yet, stop by the
purchased tickets. This “dressed-to-the-9s” affair will relive the Supper
Club to say hello. We’ll see you soon!
Club days of the ’40s with fine dining and wine, a swing band and more.
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