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P O R T L A N D YA C H T C L U B M O N T H LY
Memorial Day Cruise
July 2006
Vol. 56 No. 7
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COMMODORE’S COMMENTS
PYC’s 2006 Mix
Great Summer Activities in Full Swing!
opportunities to go cruising, many PYC
boats will be away from the Club. Reminder: If your boat is away from the PYC
his Summer’s calmarina for more than 30 days you need to
endar is crowded!
advise the Office. This policy was enacted
Our committees and staff
last year primarily for safety and security
are committed to making
considerations. If you’re planning an exyour Summer FUN! It’s
tended cruise, advise the Office if you’d
hard to believe 2006 is half
like to sublet your slip or boathouse. It’s esover; what fantastic times
sential the Office knows all sublets in case
we’ve shared due to the great team efforts of of emergencies.
the committees and PYC Staff. Thank you
to all who are contributing their strengths Many PYC families are going Summer
to make 2006 phenomenal.
Cruising and are returning to the calm waters of the Columbia. Three PYC families
Mark your calendar now – October 13th – are on the verge of departing for unknown
PYC’s Centennial Auction. We’ve changed cruising destinations. All three families
a cookout to an Auction night to raise are first going North to at least Vancouver
some money for some special projects to be Island and will ultimately work their way
completed for our 100th Year Celebration down the Pacific coast to Mexico and bein 2008. Invite everyone you know to the yond. We wish John (recently retired) and
Auction, and if you’d like to help, contact Janet Colby, Dr. Michael McDonald (now
Heather Adams.
semi-retired) and Ann Elliot, and Carl Hosticka and Claudia Black many safe and enWith Summer’s great weather and so many joyable passages across the numerous miles
of oceans that lay ahead. I would also like
to personally thank each of these members
for their great efforts over the years on various projects and events. Hopefully from
time to time, they’ll email us and we can
publish some of their accounts in future
the PORTLIGHT
Portlights.
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published monthly by the
P O R T L A N D YAC H T C L U B
1241 NE Marine Drive
Portland, Oregon 97211
P: 503.285.1922 | F: 503.283.4960
Email: office@portlandyc.com
EDITORS
Skip and Mary Ann Nitchie
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Stan Borys
Frank Tillman
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Commodore Doug Foster (sail)
Vice Commodore Heather Adams (power)
Secretary/Treasurer Berkeley Smith (sail)
Rear Commodore Bill Chevalier (power)
Trustee Year 2 Walt Witchard (sail)
Trustee Year 1 Eric Gazow (power)
Trustee Year 2 Tom Brusco (sail)
Trustee Year 1 Mike Stansell (power)
Trustee Year 1 Roger Jorgensen (power)
Mark McCuddy, PYC’s Sailing Captain,
was truly busy throughout June, hosting
both the Rose Festival Regatta Series and
our own Mauni Elliott Series. Both events
offered a wide range of conditions, offering
success to well-rounded crews. Thanks to
everyone who pitched in to support these
two great series. PYC also hosts two ‘Beer
Can’ races that are lots of fun – Fiesta Night
is August 4th. For more racing info check
out: http://www.leftblank.com/sailpdx/
Looking ahead at July’s Mix:
• Assuming you receive this issue on
July 1st, you still have some time to
enjoy Charlie and Patti Bishop’s June
30, July 1,2,3 Cruise to the Outstation. And sign up for Vic and Jody
Alfonso’s spectacular traditional July
4th Celebration at the Club – complete with Bingo, Burgers, and Bombs
(fireworks)! Best 4th of July deal anywhere!!
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Men’s and Ladies’ golf continues to be
popular this year. I’ve even heard rumors of a combined men’s and ladies’
best ball scramble tournament with a
BBQ afterwards at the Club.
Everyone will enjoy the warm evenings
on PYC’s patio during July’s two cookouts.
I’ve received several very positive comments on PYC’s Friday afternoon
“Happy Hours”. Great way to end the
work week!
There is also time to finalize your July
Cruising plans.
• We have another Mini Cruise
planned July 14 – 16 to McCuddy’s
on Multnomah Channel. Plan on
scheduling a great meal at Mark’s
Channel Restaurant (503-5438765). Call Sharon early (503543-3836) to make arrangements
for a slip.
• Several members have already left
on their circumnavigation of Vancouver Island prior to meeting up
with this year’s PYC Barkley Sound
Cruise. The first week (July 15
– 22) of the Barkley Sound Cruise
will have members scattered all
across this spectacular area. We will
all meet up July 23rd in Ucluelet
and generally cruise together the
last week of July. Other members
are off to the Broughton Islands,
Desolation Sound and the Gulf or
San Juan Islands.
PYC’s Annual Down River Cruise,
August 4 – 13, renamed this year as
“PYC’s Voyage of Discovery” in honor
of the 200th anniversary of the Lewis
and Clark Expedition, will offer many
opportunities to gain insights into the
past history of our Columbia River.
Russ Kuhn is heading up the cruise this
year. More information will be forthcoming.
Fair Winds and Following Seas!
Doug Foster
Commodore
S/V Monkey Bar
COMMODORE’S REMINDERS
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June
June 30 & July 1, 2 & 3
4th of July Cruise
July
July 4
BBQ, Bingo & Fireworks at PYC
July 5, 12, 19 and 26 plus August 2 and 9
Men’s Golf
July 7
Cookout
July 10
Portlight Deadline
July 11, 18 and 25 plus August 1 and 8
Ladies’ Golf
July 12
Board Meeting
July 14, 15 and 16
Mini Cruise to McCuddy’s Landing
July 15 through July 30
Barkley Sound Cruise
July 20
Bridge Club
July 21
Cookout
August
August 1 and 8
Ladies’ Golf
August 2 and 9
Men’s Golf
August 4 through 13
PYC Voyage of Discovery (Down River Cruise)
August 4
PYC Beer Can Fiesta Night
August 10
Portlight Deadline
August 12
Astoria Regatta
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY!
24-Hour Event Reservation Line 503.735.0632
Online Reservations www.portlandyc.com
CRUISING NEWS
H
ere are some updates on fellow
PYC cruisers: Back in January,
Craig Mortensen gave us an idea of what
it was like to cruise two thirds of the way
around the Earth on a 36’ sailboat. Craig
is now back on his boat in the Mediterranean (French Riveria) working his way
Westward.
BARKLEY SOUND
A
friendly reminder to those cruising to Barkley Sound; be sure to
make your own Eagle Nook dinner reservations at least two weeks prior to our July 27
dinner date. You may do so by calling 1800-760-2777 or by emailing chef@eaglenook.com.
M A N AG E R ’ S R E P O R T
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hank you to all
of you who have
been helping us to keep our
expenses down by following
our policies at the waste oil
area. Remember that our
dumpsters and wood storage area are for
members only. Contractors are to dispose
of their own waste, and to use their own
carts for transporting supplies. They will
last longer and remain cleaner without being abused. Carts are for our members’ use
only please.
I want to take this chance to thank our
team players for all of their efforts to make
PYC a great place to be. Shannon Thayne
is our office manager and I couldn’t do
my job without her. Brian Parham and
Deanne Jones are our housekeepers as well
as helping with all of our events. Betty, Jelista and Chris are here for lunch, cookouts
and events. Delany and Shelly are our bartenders with fill ins as needed. Terry Truan
is our dockmaster and jack-of-all-trades.
We now have an able assistant for him,
Jack Gentry. Thank you to all of you for
your loyalty and expertise.
Later this summer all Boat Houses will
be required to meet standards set forth
in what is called Title 28. Over the last
The dinner will not disappoint.
two years, Eric Gazow and Tom Stringfield
We’ll be coming down Vancouver Island’s have helped formulate these standards with
West Coast and will meet other PYC Cruis- many state and local groups. If you own
a boathouse, please get familiar with the
ers in Ucluelet July 23.
regulations before you make any changes.
http://www.portlandonline.com/auditor/
John Colby
index.cfm?c=28192 .
Roger Jorgensen
There will be free docking at Eagle Nook.
George and Sue Stonecliffe, who participated in the 2004 Latitude 38 Baja Ha – Ha
from San Diego to Cabo, are outfitting their
newly acquired 45’ ketch in Puerto Vallarta. They plan to stop in Portland around
Labor Day on their way North to Alaska.
We hope while in Portland they will have
time to share their experiences with us land
locked (employed) boaters.
Doug Foster
I hope all of you have a great summer on
the water as well as here at the club.
Fred
Manager
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4th of July Cruise
Join us for a four-day 4th of July Cruise
June 30, July 1-2-3rd at Willow Bar Outstation
Friday, June 30th:
All day arrival to the Outstation
Evening – BYO appetizers and beverages on Patio Float around 6 pm
Saturday, July 1st
Continental breakfast at 8 am with Coffee and OJ
Lunch on your own
Dinner 6:30 pm - Baby back Ribs and “Fixings”
Dessert contest: Bring your favorite dessert
Prize awarded for best “Fourth of July” dessert
(Commodore and 1st Lady Taste Test)
Sunday, July 2nd
Brunch potluck at 11 am, coffee provided
5:30 pm Wine tasting (bring your favorite
bottle)
Cheese, Crackers, & Fruit Provided
S’mores and campfire later on beach
Monday, July 3rd
Continental breakfast with Coffee and OJ
Bring your bicycles for a Sauvie Island ride
4th of July Celebration at Club
Cost is $16.00 per person; Children age 12 and under $8.00 – Make reservations by Monday, June 26th please
Fantastic All-American Barbeque Dinner
Burgers
Grilled Hot Dogs & Polish
Jody’s Potato Salad
Baked Beans
Watermelon
Apple Pie
Ice Cream
Vic’s Bingo with Prizes
Watch Fort Vancouver Fireworks at Dusk—the best land vantage
point on the river
Bar 5:30
Dinner 6:30
Cost: $12 Adult
Bingo 8:00
Fireworks at Dusk
$7 Child under 12
NOTE: PARKING LOT RESERVED FOR PYC MEMBERS ONLY DUE TO
POPULARITY OF EVENT.
Vic and Judy Alfonso host our traditional All-American 4th of July Barbeque, Bingo Party
and Fireworks! Plenty of time to return from the Cruise and celebrate at the club!
Separate reservations required for Cruise and Celebration
Cruise Reservation Deadline: June 28 – Celebration Reservation Deadline: June 30
24-Hour Event Reservation Line 503.735.0632 – On-Line Reservations: www.portlandyc.com
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M O R E M E M O R I A L DAY F U N
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A DV E RT I S E R S A P P R E C I AT I O N C O O KO U T
M
ary Ann and I have been your
Portlight editors for 6 months.
Over that time we have encouraged additional advertising to defray printing costs.
Both PYC members and non-members may
take advantage of the opportunity to publicize their business in the well-read pages of
the Portlight. Lawn care, real estate, travel,
boat sales and insurance are just some of
the services and goods to be marketed.
Microtech Systems
Seaward
Monarch Hotel
5 square inches costs $50. / month.
10 square inches costs $100. / month.
Ads should be designed to fit these dimensions. Deadline, 10th of the month. Submit to:
skip.nitchie@comcast.net or
mary.ann.nitchie@comcast.net
Vic Alfonzo Cadillac
Dockside
The Sailing Life
Sanderson Safety Supply
Skip Nitchie
Cruise to McCuddy’s Landing
Anders Printing Company
This is a fun mini cruise not to be
missed. Mark’s on the Channel has
great food. There may be a gathering
on the patio by the office for some tall
stories and robust singing. That should
help you decide where you want to
moor.
July 14, 15 and 16
For the GPS addicts, it is on the
Multnomah Channel
Sells Marine
Your GPS Coordinates are
45° 43’ 47” N
122° 51’ 34” W
3PM to 7PM Every Friday
Light Hors d’oeuvres
You need to go to
Happy Hour
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C H E VA L I E R S , J U S T I C E S A N D B R E W E R S R U N AG R O U N D
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hree PYC couples and a former
member were temporarily “shipwrecked” at sea in early June as the 32,000ton cruise ship Norwegian Crown went
aground off Bermuda.
Larry and Vicki Justice, Bill and Gerri
Chevalier, Mal and Peggy Brewer, along
with former member Lucy Sheeley and a
fourth couple sailed from Philadelphia and
had visited St. Georges, Bermuda.
The next morning the ship left for Hamilton, but missed a narrow channel and went
aground on a sand and coral reef.
Four large tugs waited for high tide, then
swung the stern back and forth and finally
extricated the ship with its 1,135 passengers and crew. Somehow, the ship’s captain
failed to ask for advice from any of the PYC
contingent. But he did order free drinks for
everybody aboard.
Bill Chevalier
Every Tuesday
Call Linda Nurss to find out where
rlnurss@peoplepc.com
503.318.0335
The Land Cruise
Jim and I went to Tucson for Memorial Day to visit
Carl and Cheri Tuma. We all took a Land Cruise
down to Nogales, Mexico and had a lot of fun.
We sure had a good time, but also missed all the fun
at the outstation. See you soon.
Every Wednesday
Call Larry Snyder for directions
lls.las@comcast.net
503.737.1509
Julie Hinkley
Editors Note: Ever wonder how Jim manages to get
in every issue? We think it’s the hats.
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N ROW GALA
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LEAST WE FORGET
THE CRODS ARE ALIVE AND WELL
T
he CRODs live in the memories
of many of our older members,
but a Texan, David Kanally, also has a great
appreciation for the Columbia River One
Design, a 28 foot shallow draft, family sailboat very popular at PYC in the 30s and
40s. David has CROD #3, Aeolus, and has
become the class historian.
David contracted with Lisa R. Daniels to
do a watercolor of Aeolus. Through efforts
of Chuck Kellogg and Glen Elliot, we now
proudly display a beautifully framed copy
next to the door leading to the grill. Chuck
had it framed.
est CROD still being sailed of the 12 built.
The CROD concept was developed by a
group at PYC, designed by Joseph Dyer
and built or kitted by the Astoria Marine
Construction Company, still in business.
In fact they did the recent restoration of
old #3.
David Kanally has developed a magnificent
web site dedicated to the CROD.
Glen, Chuck and our new print
www.geocities.com/crodhull3/index.htm
Aeolus was built from a kit by Walter
“Cap” Elliot, Glen’s father, and is the oldCommodores Wilcox, Webster and Clow
all raced CRODs. They were Commodores in 1938, 1939 and 1940. Three sailors in succession!
CROD #3
Skip Nitchie
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JUNE 6 COOKOUT
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SAILING – SAILING – SAILING
June Sailing at PYC
T
he first week of June is behind us
and we’ve hosted our first regatta
of the year, the PYC Rose Festival Regatta.
A weekend of typical spring weather, we
had one evening of no wind, one evening
of great breeze and an afternoon of fluky
conditions with the west wind and the river’s current doing battle as two opposing
forces.
Friday night was the highlight of the 3 day
event with winds out of the west around 10
mph. We were able to run everyone around
a windward/leeward course twice and saw
some great racing on the river. Saturday
conditions were light, with sparse winds.
We were able to complete 2 races.
The largest fleet of the event, the level 171
fleet, composed of Martins and a Wave-
length 24 did battle all weekend long with
Rock Kent on Apple Pi taking the overall
honors. Second place is still uncertain due
to protests pending. The J-24 fleet had
great competition, however results aren’t
final as we have several protests pending in
that fleet as well! The Cal 20’s had some
great racing with Craig Daniels on For My
Girls taking first place and Pete Thompson
a close second on My Dead Body. “A” fleet
was comprised of 4 boats with the Melges
24’s finding conditions to their liking; Tony
Humpage on Merlin getting first place and
Paul and Gail Teveliet on Bandit getting a
second. The team of Tom Kelly and Jim
Madden took home third on Blue Streak.
Bill Brennan and company manned the
mark boat all 3 days and took some great
video footage while setting (and resetting)
marks. Bob Martin prepared a great spaghetti dinner for everyone Saturday. Fred
mentioned Monday that there were no leftovers!
Aside from the racing, the highlight of the
regatta was the help received from volunteers- Rod Buck, Cherrie Eudaly, Carolyn
Martin, Susan Coulson & Tim Morris all
took time to help set courses and run races.
Mark McCuddy
PYC WILLOW BAR DOWNS
As you read this we should have wrapped
up the Mauni Elliott Wednesday night series. Our first Wednesday was great with
plenty (15-20 mph) of wind blowing out
of the Northwest. Results of this highly
fun regatta will be posted in next month’s
Portlight.
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DOWN RIVER CRUISE
NEW MEMBERS
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teve and Jessica Eckhardt live in Portland with their two children, Nicholas 11 and Alaila 10. Steve is the owner of Pat’s
Quality meats of Portland. The Eckhardt’s have
a SeaRay 34 named One Fine Day.
Christina Fletcher and Mate Melvin Oswalt are
Portland residents. Christina is a designer/stylist with Authentic Creations and Melvin is the
Owner of Oswalt Trucking. Cristina is a member of the Oregon Women’s Sailing Association
and presently owns a Walker Bay 10.
Gary Kunz and Julie Demaree reside just down
the road on Bridgeton road. They also have two
children, Ollie Kunz 12 and Carolyn Demaree 11. Gary is an electrical engineer with the
Bonneville Power Administration. Gary and
Julie are sailors with a 32 foot Gulf Pilothouse
named San Souci.
Welcome aboard all!
The New Members Committee:
Larry and Lee Ann Snyder
Peter and Lynda Hirst
LADIES’ CRUISE
Make your Reservations. You
will not want to miss this one!
Questions – Contact Terri Entler
Theme: Celebrating the 50’s
When: September 8-10
Agenda:
Friday Night:
Pajama party
Serving Ice Cream Sodas
Hoola Hoop Contest.
Saturday:
Decorate your Boat
1:00 – Hors d’ouvres on the dock
4:00 – Talent show ( optional)
6:00 – Dinner (hosted by club)
8:00 – Music of the 50’s and Karaoke
Sunday:
10:00 – Brunch and Awards:
Awards for:
Best Decorated Boat
Best Dressed Crew
Best Talent or Karaoke singer.
Best Hors d’oeuvres
Hoola Hoop contest
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Come have fun.
Everyone is
Welcome!
Bring your lunch – Men Invited
Next Meeting
September 21
REMEMBER
there
are
cookouts on
July 7 and July 21.
The themes are No Themes so
come as you are.
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M AY 1 9 C O O K O U T
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2 0 0 6 M E M O R I A L DAY C R U I S E
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leven boats and crews arrived at
the Outstation early on Thursday.
A cross section of new members and senior
members enjoyed the benefits of their collective boating experiences. Although the
skies were heavy with frequent showers,
the shelter float provided warm and dry
protection from the elements. A new drip
coffee service helped to warm from the inside out.
Following a drizzly night, 12 more boats arrived Friday as one departed. Ted & Betsy
Leonardi arrived in their Land Yacht. The
potluck appetizer produced a vast selection
of culinary talents. That event lasted late
into the night.
Saturday saw ten more boats stern tie to
the docks, bringing more people, more
kids, family, friends, grandparents, a crosssection of canines and 1 cat. The pancake
breakfast was a hit, produced on the new
BIG gas grill obtained by the Club. Thanks
to Larry Cirotski for that procurement.
With lunch individually prepared, the
flank steaks (marinated for three nights)
were eagerly awaited for dinner Saturday
evening. Many, many “supervisors” tasted
and tested. Accompanied by red potatoes,
green beans, spinach and feta salad and
make-it-yourself sundaes, it was devoured
quickly. Dock fellowship continued as the
large group of new members was welcomed
by “older” members. Everyone had a most
pleasant experience.
After a potluck brunch Sunday morning, accompanied by juice and more great
coffee, time was spent dock-talking and
investigating new members’ boats. The
Inaugural Running at Willow Bar Downs
commenced at 3:00. Those who participated, youngsters and oldsters, had a great
time. There was even a Commodore’s Race.
It was profitable for many. Following the
M AU N I E L L I OT R E QU E S T F O R R E D R E S S
A
s many of you know, the Mauni
Elliot is one of the most prestigious regattas on the river. Our Commodore has requested redress for his handicap
of 139 so each race is fair. Bill Brennan,
our handicapper has his work cut out for
him. The following is Monkey Bar’s request for change
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Stern Mounted BBQ + 3
Fully Provisioned Bar +8
Freezer/Icemaker +2
Cruising Dodger +4
Full Canvas Enclosure +15 if used
44 pound Anchor Mounted on Bow
Roller +15
Dual 44 Pound Anchors Mounted on
Bow Rollers +6
9’ 6” Dinghy Mounted on Stern Davits +12
6 HP Outboard Motor Mounted on
Stern Rail +3
Lifesling Mounted on Stern Rail +1
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Each Crew Member More Than Six +4
(where do you put them??)
Each Fender Hung Over Side of Boat
-50 (notice the negative -- penalty for
not being ship shape!!)
Each Fishing Pole Being Used For Duration of Event By Crew +2
Each Fish Actually Landed on Boat
During Event By Crew +10
Each Crew Member Sitting on Stern
Pulpit Seats For Duration of Event +1
Each Towable Device (Wakeboard,
Kneeboard, etc) Being Used By Crew
Member For Duration of Event +8
pulled pork barbeque dinner, baked beans
and potato salad, many stayed up for card
games and more dock talk.
A continental breakfast greeted everyone
Monday morning. The weather broke and
a spot of blue sky was seen. Then, at 10:00,
Past Commodore Frank Warrens timed
his Memorial Day Program perfectly for
the fly-over. Frank continues to present a
memorable dialog in remembrance of those
who have sacrificed for our freedom, along
with the names of members lost this past
year. There was not a dry eye in the group.
Several non-boating members attended
also, arriving by auto and scooters.
As the day progressed, the temperature
warmed up, skies cleared, and our trip back
to PYC from a most delightful weekend
was not hurried. Thanks to the Club Staff,
particularly Fred Carter, who arranged for
all the many and varied food items. Larry
& Laura Cirotski, Dave & Franci Stuckey,
and Bob & Carolyn Bishop hosted the
weekend. Additional thank yous to Mike
McDonald and Ann Elliot, Brian & Donna Moore, and many others for their assistance. We’re looking forward to more cruising memories as the season progresses.
Bob Bishop
OUTSTATION REPORT
By the time you read this, the regatta will
be over. I feel certain that Bill will disallow this change, so the board should be
prepared for a rule change request at the
July meeting.
Skip Nitchie
Mike House and Gary Erdahl repaired
the entrance buoy at the outstation.
Thanks guys.
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COMING EVENTS
MONDAY
SUNDAY
25
TUESDAY
26
Martin Slough Cruise
WEDNESDAY
27
Ladies’ Golf
28
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
29
30
Mauni Elliot Race
4th of July Cruise
Men’s Golf
Willow Bar
Happy Hour
2
4th of July Cruise
Willow Bar
9
3
4
4th of July Cruise
Willow Bar
BBQ, Bingo &
Fireworks at PYC
10
11
Portlight Deadline
5
6
12
13
Ladies’ Golf
14
Mini Cruise to
McCuddy’s Landing
Men’s Golf
8
Lunch
Happy Hour
Board Meeting
1
4th of July Cruise
Willow Bar
7
Cookout
Men’s Golf
July
Happy Hour
15
Barkley Sound
Mini Cruise to
McCuddy’s Landing
Lunch
16
Barkley Sound
Mini Cruise to
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Barkley Sound
30
Barkley Sound
17
Barkley Sound
18
Barkley Sound
Barkley Sound
Ladies’ Golf
Men’s Golf
24
Barkley Sound
31
19
25
26
Barkley Sound
Ladies’ Golf
Men’s Golf
1
Ladies’ Golf
2
Men’s Golf
Barkley Sound
21
Barkley Sound
Cookout
27
Barkley Sound
3
22
Barkley Sound
Lunch
Happy Hour
Barkley Sound
Aug
20
28
29
Barkley Sound
Barkley Sound
Happy Hour
Lunch
4
5
PYC Beer Can RaceFiesta Night
Downriver Cruise
St. Helens
Downriver Cruise
Lunch
Happy Hour
T R A N S PAC D O I N G S
Four boats from Portland are about to
race the Transpac. They include Victoria
Lessley’s California Girl, Jeff Duval’s
Keeliquinn, John Hanna’s Orizaba and
Scott Campbell’s Riva.
Photos below are of the CRYA’s Daughters of Neptune float in the Starlight Parade.
The float won the Queen’s Award for the Best Illumination for a Non-Commercial
float! Can you find Doug?
Victoria is a PYC member and the picture
of her boat getting ready.
PYC’s Cayte McNaughton
New Faces
05 Julie Ogden & Art Marx
M/V Misty River
05 Chris Solsby &
Anneke Van der Mast
06 John & Michel Kay DeGroat
M/V Michel Kay
05 Ken & Pam Emmons
05 M/V Sea Ya
05 Cliff Swan & Steve Callihan
M/V Wannago & S/V Holligan
06 Dano & Stacy Toristoja
M/V Daisy Ann
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