April - North East River Yacht Club

North East River Yacht Club
Member Newsletter
At The ‘Peake’ of the Chesapeake
Social, Power or Sail, We Have Something For Everyone
April 2008
Commodore’s Report
Well Spring is finally here!
By now I am sure that we have all
burned our socks and are ready to commission our vessels for the upcoming
boating season. The bridge officers are
saddened that the ball season is over
but are looking forward to spending
their weekends from late April through June attending Opening Day ceremonies around the bay! VC Jon Fowler and
Lady Lynn have assembled their committees to prepare for
our Opening Weekend May 2-4th and both our Dock Master
Nigel Veater and Building & Grounds chair John Beardsley
have been scheduling work parties to ready our grounds and
waterfront for members and visitors alike.
VC Jon has appointed a picnic area development committee
which is headed by past first Lady Susan Andrews and Susan
Woron has been contacting interested members to “adopt a
garden” and she and her volunteers have met with Master
gardener Ebette, long time companion of Jurgen Braun to
design an overall plan for the gardens around the clubhouse.
FC Joe Reynolds and his assistants Steve Hogan and Russ
Zehnaker have been making preparations for the cruising calendar and have been alerting members to act quickly to secure their slips for the holiday weekends early. FC Joe is also
working with Doug Cain planning our first Fleet Pass & Review/Parade/dock Party in mid May and with our Dock
Master Nigel, in finalizing the Officer of the Day schedule.
RC Roger Hughes along with his Lady Linda and her assistants Ginny Somers and Regina Leigh are working with our
Chef John in preparing the menu for Oyster Roast, and with
the members to secure donations for the Silent Auction to be
held at the end of the month…this year the theme is
“Destinations” and many of our members have already donated weekends and weeks at their vacation homes to support
both the Commodores Ball and Capital Improvement funds.
Now, if you feel that there still is not enough activity to fill
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your weekends over the next 2 months, Justine and Ron
Roecker are directing the infamous NERYC Thespians in
our 3rd annual Murder Mystery Dinner on April 12. Our cast
is hard at work memorizing their lines and making their costumes to regal you once again with their stellar performances…if you missed these shows the last 2 years, do be
sure to get your reservations in early as this event has been a
sell out both years.
RC Roger, R&B chair Steve Dougherty and the Activity
Chairs Robert and Regina Leigh are continuing with themed
Birthday/Anniversary nights, Happy Hour Fridays and Half
Price Burger Sundays and the entertainment provided by DJ
Bob Cross and the NERYC singers continues to be a hit
among members and guests alike! Susan Andrews will soon
begin training her team of crackerjack dealers, sticks, bankers and the like for Casino Night which will be held in June
this year with proceeds going to the picnic area redevelopment fund.
In case you thought that I had forgotten, “the BT’s”, (sail/
race co-chairs Bruce and Barbie Taylor) along with their
racing committees have been hard at work during the off
season preparing for another magnificent racing season. The
pre-season sailing seminar is scheduled for April 5th and is
nearly sold out. The first race of the season is slated for
Opening Day, May 3rd. PC Bill Roos is hosting a pursuit
sail race, which has been combined with the Charlestown
Colonial Cup in September. The event will benefit the
American Cancer Society’s 4th Annual Relay on the Bay,
and form part of the fundraising effort of the NERYC
‘Cruisers for a Cure’ team. The Relay for Life is held at the
North East Community Waterfront Park and is co-chaired
again this year by NERYC member Babs Waters.
I think this about covers the spring season, and the summer
months also promise several more exciting events on the
horizon at NERYC. So stay tuned, come out and play, and
tell all of your friends and family about the best club on the
Bay!
Commodore Lisa Mack
FROM THE VICE
Greetings all.
Picnic area and Club grounds will
be undergoing a springtime spruce up
and improvement. Susan Andrews
and Susan Woron are coordinating
design, logistics and plantings, so if
you have any flowers, shrubs or trees
to donate, please call them.
Spring Volunteer Workday April 12th, 2008. Come
one, come all. Our annual right of Spring has arrived and
we are looking for volunteers to come out to help spruce
up your clubhouse and grounds. Bring shovels, rakes,
power washers, paint brushes, cleaning buckets etc. We
have downed branches, lawns to rake, topsoil coming in to
the picnic grounds which will be leveled and seeded as
well as interior cleaning.
For those members who are leasing slips in our
NERYC marina and require services of a contractor/
subcontractor on their boat, please note:
• Every contractor or subcontractor who has to enter our
property to do work on our boats in our marina is
required to have on file, in the NERYC office, an
insurance liability certificate that is up to date. It costs
literally nothing to photocopy their current policy and
submit it to the office. Our NERYC insurance policy
mandates it. Otherwise we may be forced to be in a
position having a deductible to pay before our
insurance company pays off. It doesn’t matter how
good a sub contractor they may be, for in the event of
triggering an insurance claim, our current policy is to
kick in secondary to the subcontractors. It’s simple,
No insurance? No work! Anyone in the business
should know about this.
Boating education was a success. The two day, 8 hour,
ABC boating course March 15-16 and the 2 hour
“Onboard Weather Forecasting” seminar, given by US
Power Squadron was well attended. About 16 people
showed up for the course and seminar. Special thanks to
the Power Squadron for providing education to the boating
public. NERYC flyers were distributed to all non-member
attendees.
The pool table with two broken legs will repaired soon
for minimal cost. When repaired, our Club will be able
to once again offer pool and shuffleboard as activities
upstairs in the dance floor area. This will benefit the club
as added activities for the transients and most importantly,
the children of club members.
Dance Class invite
Northeast River Power Squadron is holding a one day
ballroom dancing class starting at approximately 2:15 p.m.
on April 20, 2008 at the club. Invite has been extended to
NERYC membership to participate.
CBYCA Delegates meeting will be held at NERYC on April
19th. Board meeting will be in the morning and delegates
meeting in the afternoon. The meeting here is fortuitous, as it
will help showcase our new docks to Yacht Club representatives from around the Bay.
Get ready for Opening Day on May 3rd.
V/C Jon Fowler
FROM THE REAR
April at NERYC is not only exciting because the upcoming season is so near, but
also because we have the Oyster Roast
and Silent Auction. This year we are
promoting “Destinations” on the April
19th. We have several weeklong
destination donations that can be had at
bargain basement prices. This year members have donated a
week at two Ocean Front condos, two mountain retreats and
one week at a Bed & Breakfast on fabulous Luquillo Beach in
Porto Rico. We also have artwork and other outstanding donations that should excite us all. Please join us and try and bring
both your friends and non-member friends. The menu prepared
by the food and beverage team will include:
All for $35.00
Raw Oyster Shuckers
Oyster Rockefeller
Oyster Stew
Fried Oysters
Not an Oyster Fan, try this for $25.00
Fried Chicken
Baked Ham
Top Round Beef
Potato Salad
Pasta Salad
Don’t miss out. It’s always a lot of fun competing for our special purchases. The first $3,500 will subsidize the Commodores Ball and the remainder will be placed in the Capital Improvements account for building improvements for the benefit
of the membership. Please make sure you call the club for reservations, as Steve needs to have an accurate head count of the
guests and members attending the event.
We can still need your donations, so please contact Linda at
([email protected]). We are hoping for
good creative items that will bring high bids. Keep in mind that
this event will be a much more exciting way to spend money
than paying an assessment! If you have not responded to
Linda, Ginny, or Regina, please do as soon as possible.
See you at the club.
R/C Roger Hughes
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Come Celebrate Opening Day Weekend
Festivities At NERYC!
Margaritaville Night
Friday night is our Margarita Night party where we don Caribbean attire and
eat, drink and have live entertainment and dancing.
Date:
Friday May 2nd, 2008
Location: NERYC Burgee Lounge
Time:
7:30 PM (1930 hr)
Saturday finds us with our first sail race of the spring.
Spring Series Sail Race #1
Date:
May 3rd, 2008
Location: NERYC
Time:
Skippers meeting 10:00AM
Race Start 11:00 AM
Opening Day Ceremonies
Presided over by Commodore Lisa Mack
A yearly springtime event, steeped in a history of pageantry, where visiting Yacht Club
Officers pay respect to the North East River Yacht Club and its membership.
Date:
May 3rd, 2008
Location: NERYC 80 Bayside Drive, North East, MD
Time:
4 PM (16:00 hrs)
Kentucky Derby Party
Immediately after we have our Kentucky Derby party, downstairs in the Burgee
Lounge, where we watch and bet on the horses...we generally sell random
numbers for $5 a piece and have 3 sets available...first come firm
serve...winners for win, place and show generally win $50, $25 and $10?
Best Hat Contest
Ladies and a few game gents wear their finest derby day creations and compete for
honors for best, most original, funniest, fanciest hats etc. Guests may participate as
well. Dinner is served Saturday evening.
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OPENING DAY is almost here & there is much to do!
As coordinator of the opening day
program/booklet
I need every member’s support.
Please consider placing a
Program advertisement
This is your opportunity to advertise your business,
or send your best wishes to Princess Kelly,
to the Club, and/or members, as we begin the 2008
boating season
(5inch W x 8inch)H Full Page $100
(5inch W x 4inch H) Half Page $50
(2.5inch W x 4inch H) Quarter Page $25
Send me your submissions or requests ASAP please.
I can update or design something for you.
JPEG/PDF/MS Office formats
See Previous examples below
Available for Yacht Deliveries
Capt. H. ‘Joe’ Reynolds
USCG Master Licensed
PH: 443-553-0494
Laura & Joe wish fair winds &
following seas to everyone for the
2007 boating season.
2007
“See you on the Bay” from the crew of
s/v Wanderlust
John & Debby
Miller
Good
Luck
Princess
Kelly!!
SHARLENE WILKINS
[email protected]
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FROM THE FLEET
It’s time to spring into action and
join us for the Shakedown Cruise.
NERYC INTERNATIONAL CRUISE
CHESAPEAKE INN MARINA
CHESAPEAKE CITY, MD
APRIL 25-27, 2008
We are looking forward to our first 2008 club cruise and are
adding some international flavor. This will be your chance
to represent your favorite country and wow us with a
traditional appetizer to share at the hospitality/happy hours
from 5 pm – 7 pm. The Fleet Captain’s locker will be open
with beer and wine and Lady Laura will be serving a
specialty drink for all to enjoy. Launch your boat early, get
your money’s worth out of your slip and sign up for the
cruise. For those who will not have their boat ready in time,
please consider driving around to join in the fun.
Thanks to Assistant Fleet Captain Steve Hogan, Russ and
Gloria Zehnacker, Skip Best, and Lady Laura for their help
and assistance organizing 2008 cruise schedule.
The Officer of the Day (OOD) sign up is available on the
bulletin board at the club or email F/C with several dates and
one will be assigned.
See you on the water.
Joe Reynolds - Fleet Captain
FROM THE DOCKS
By the time you are reading this the 2008 boating season
will be officially under way with the dock open to “summer
residents”. Moorings will be put in during April and will be
ready for mooring holders before the end of the month. Just
a reminder that all club fees must be paid and up to date before you take possession of your slip.
Utilities are on and we will again be doing two billings for
electric on in July and one at the end of the season. Initial
meter readings will be taken March 30th. The water to the
docks is on but about 21 slips suffered ice damage to the
faucet area. We expect to have all these repaired by April
7th.
If you have been down to the club recently, you will see the
fine craftsmanship of our volunteers who built two additional dingy racks last month. The new rack closest the water is for our junior sailing fleet boats while two spaces on
the gray rack and the other rack are available for rent of $80
for the season. All dinghies and other small craft must either
be kept in your slip or stored on the rack. If you would like
space on the rack please email me at [email protected]
and I will reserve a spot for you. As a reminder mooring
holders get one free dingy space as part of their mooring
agreement.
As April starts we still have about 9 slips available, I hope
you will continue to urge your boating friends and neighbors
to join NERYC and get a slip before they are all gone.
See you on the docks!
Nigel Veater - Dock Master
Chesapeake City's historic area is located on the C&D
Canal. The town has many restored historic homes, shops
and galleries, featuring hand-painted originals and prints,
antiques, collectibles, clothing, gifts and crafts. Additional sights include the Canal Museum and art galleries.
There are also many fine restaurants and bed and breakfasts. The Chesapeake Inn is scenically situated with a
view overlooking the canal and the bridge. The Inn has a
marina, restaurant and dockside bar.
www.chesapeakeinn.com
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NORTH EAST RIVER YACHT CLUB
Presents
Murdered By The Mob
WHEN THE BOYS GET TOGETHER, IT’S MURDER! JOIN US FOR A PRIVATE AUDIENCE WITH THE DON. MAYBE HE’LL
MAKE YOU AN OFFER YOU CAN’T REFUSE! MINGLE WITH MOBSTERS & MOLLS, MEET THE BOSS BREAK BREAD AND
HEADS WITH WISEGUYS & MAFIA PRINCESSES, .AAY! IT’S THE MOST FUN YOU'LL EVER HAVE GETTING WHACKED, IN
FACT, YOU COULD DIE LAUGHING!
"It's a Hit! No pun Intended."
"...this interactive murder mystery is obviously a hit by any definition...funny and worth seeing..."
"It's guaranteed to give you more laughs...This is actually funny"
“…a party to end all parties.”
NERYC
RISTORANTE DINNER THEATER
Fine Cuisine
Saturday April 12, 2008
Cocktails 6:00 PM
Show Starts at 7 PM
DINNER, & SHOW $30.00 per person
Solve the mystery and get home alive!
1 410 287 6333
Limited seating so book early!
Sign up at the club or email
[email protected]
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FROM
ENTERTAINMENT
2008 By-Laws Committee
Welcome Spring, as we
continue to count the days until
we can board our vessels and
once again enjoy our river and
bay. The entertainment committees are traveling far and wide looking for talent. By the time you
read this we will be returning from the BVI hopefully tanned and
totally refreshed ideas to maintain the momentum and keep the
entertainment hopping for upcoming events at the NERYC.
We would like to extend a heart felt thank you to Joyce Hare for
donating the attractive Irish theme basket in March. With great
excitement we are looking forward to the next birthday basket,
which will be donated by Susan Woron. Music on April 11, our
Birthday and Anniversary night will be provided by the talent of
Larry Buck from 7-11 PM.
Be sure not to miss the Murder Mystery Dinner on April 12th. This
is always a laugh a minute and some of the best entertainment
you’ll find.
The next big event is our Silent Auction/Oyster Feast on April 19th.
Our theme is “Destinations” so most favorable items would be vacation spots, condo use, sunset boat trips, but any items would be
appreciated as this is to benefit our Commodores Ball and the General fund. For donations the contacts are Linda Hughes, Ginny Somers and Regina Leigh. Destinations will be published prior to the
auction date so you can plan with friends to team bid.
We are currently in negotiations for a band to entertain at the Commodores Ball. We believe that they will be well received and
everyone will want to dance all night.
The 2008 By-Laws Committee had their first meeting on
Saturday March 8 at NERYC. Besides me, the
committee members include Commodore Lisa Mack,
Secretary Ginny Sommers, Parliamentarian Russ Zehnacker,
and P/C Jack Kauffman.
Our current By-laws document consists of 29 pages. Prior to
the meeting P/C Jack Kauffman suggested that the By-laws
were too long and that we should consider cutting out the
Bridge Officers & Board Members responsibilities and put
them into another document that would also be reviewed
annually. The only difference in doing this would be that the
membership would only vote on the Bylaw changes and not
any changes concerning the Board position responsibilities.
If we did cut out the Board responsibilities sections, our Bylaws would be around 13 to 14 pages long.
The entire committee agreed with Jack so we are moving
forward in this direction. We plan to have both
documents available for the membership to review by August; however, if any member feels strongly that we should
not divide the By-laws in this manner I would like them to
contact me. We would rather find out now if a large number
of people do object before we start to make our changes.
We are also trying to get copies of other full service yacht
clubs to see how they format their By-laws. Unless we hear
from the membership we will continue to move forward.
Our next meeting is scheduled for Saturday, April 5. Please
call me at (302) 631-7719 with your comments.
Until next time we wish everyone fair winds, calm seas and a
mermaid to guide you.
Robert & Regina Leigh
IPC Brenda Carlson
BE THERE TO SHOW YOUR COLORS1
MAY 18TH, 2008
CONTACT DOUG CAIN TO SIGN UP
[email protected]
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Proceeds benefit the Annual Commodore’s Ball
*excess funds to Capital Improvements
Members are encouraged to donate at least 1 item to the auction.
Contact Linda Hughes with donations
Suggested Donations
Week or Weekend in Vacation Homes
Art Work/Antiques
Basket of Cheer
Jewelry/Millinery
Restaurants/Retail Gift certificates
Sporting events, concerts, or theater tickets
Photography
Boat Cruises (Day on the Bay,
Sunset Cocktails or Dinner Cruise)
Sailing lessons
Floral Arrangements: Fresh, silk, dried
Golf – green fees, equipment
Night/weekend in a hotel or B & B
Sewing or embroidery
Gourmet Meals
Linda Hughes – 410-287-2479 or at [email protected]
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FROM THE RACE COURSE
Greetings NERYC Racers.
The 2008 season is fast
approaching, as is our pre-season
skippers meeting, luncheon and
seminar with the pre-eminent
speaker Gary Jobson on April 5th. We have a few spaces
left so don’t miss out! Register NOW by emailing
[email protected] .
The race committee has been hard at work in
preparation for the upcoming racing season. There have
been revisions to the old fleet formats, race courses, race
procedures and instructions. Our aim, at all times, is to
improve your racing experience. Please make every
effort to attend the pre-season meeting on Saturday
April 5th at 10AM so that you and your crew will be
well versed with the changes, and suitably prepared for
the first race on May 3rd. The 2008 race schedule and
entry forms are now available on the club website. Be
sure to check out what’s happening on Thursdays and
Saturdays as far as racing is concerned. Spring Series
entries are due before the first race, and to assist in the
administration process, the race committee is requesting
that skippers bring their completed forms and payment
to the pre-season meeting.
Your race committee remains dedicated to promoting
safety, fun, sportsmanship, and the excitement of
competition that the sport of sail racing brings.
Start burnishing that bottom paint! See you all at the
pre-season meeting.
Sharlene Wilkins
On behalf of Bruce & Barbi Taylor
Sail Race Co-Chairs
ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT.
DON’T MISS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO
REGISTER
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FOR ALL AGES
APRIL SESSION IS SOLD OUT. WATCH FOR NEW SESSION DATES!
Rick Hanson [email protected]
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FROM MEMBERSHIP
Springtime Greetings to all our wonderful
members and special welcome to our
newest members:
Jim and Tess Murphy of Palm City, Florida and their grown children: Colin, 25;
Giles, 23; Owen, 21.
The Murphys have a Bristol 29 sloop, currently at Flag Harbor,
MD
Gary Cunniff of Coatesville, PA; his grown children: Steven and
Kimberly. Gary has a 30' Sea Ray.
Carol Leisenring of North East, MD, who has an interest in
sailing.
Dave and Phyllis Rupert of Intercourse, PA; their grown daughter, Amy and their 28' Carver Mariner: "This is Bliss". Friends of
Russ and Gloria Zehnacker.
Please seek out our newest members, and give them the warm
NERYC welcome we're so famous for.
I hope new and old members will come out for our Members-asCast Murder Mystery Dinner and play on Saturday, April 12th,
bought to you by our own Calamity-Jane and husband outlaw Cole
from last year's western (better known as Ron and Justine
Roecker). Audience, remember to wear your finest Gangster attire
as this year's fun moves to Prohibition Mob Land.
New Membership Promotion
Sign up two (2) new Full Members between now and December
31, 2008 and win a NERYC restaurant credit for $525. All members in good standing are eligible to participate.
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Limit 1 award per membership.
Award does not cover tax and gratuity.
The 2 new Full memberships must first pay
the initiation fee and prorated dues before
the restaurant credit is authorized.
Credit for new memberships must be verified
by the Membership Chairperson.
An excellent way to bring guests is to invite them to our many
social activities.
A reminder, in addition to traditional memberships, we also offer:
• Legacy memberships: No initiation and HALF dues
($287.50) until the 31st birthday of the voting member.
• Junior memberships: Half initiation ($262.50) and HALF
dues ($287.50) until the 31st birthday of the voting
member.
Always feel free to call me 302.656.1281 or email me at
[email protected] with questions, concerns or ideas. Every input
will be handled with my sincere interest.
FROM OUR PRINCESS
April is a time when we truly start to
miss those lazy summer days. We
miss our boats, we miss the water, the
racing, and the cruises. Sometimes,
we miss the simplest things, such as a
warm ray of sunshine on our face, or
coming back into port when you only
have the faintest light of the setting sun with which to see
and, of course, your boat lights to guide your return. It’s
not at all surprising that we miss those precious summer
days. Although we have our yacht club family to warm
our hearts all year round, thank goodness, boats are beginning to re-launch and return to the club. I look forward to
our Opening Day, which is right around the corner now,
and the start of a new racing and cruising season at
NERYC.
See you all soon.
Princess Kelly
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APRIL 2008 MEMBER NOTES
If April is your birthday, or anniversary month, or you are a new
member, we’d like to celebrate with you!
Please come and enjoy a cocktail compliments of the Club.
You must be present on
FRIDAY, April 11th to receive your free drink.
Featuring music by Larry Buck
Birthdays
CONT...
Ben
Deininger
10
Arlene
Leo
18
Charles
Pittman
1
Dana
McCarnan
Bill
McQueen
4
Wendy
Luxl
Neil
Campbell
12
Guy
Tomme
12
Jeff
Sinclair
13
James
Waters
13
Bob
Brady
14
Joe
& Cathy
Smagala
18
Bob
Buckman Jr
15
Art
& Barb
Wheaton
13
1957
John
Osborne
15
John
& Caroline
Molter
19
1958
Greg
Eckman
15
Jack
& Mary Ann
Komar
30
1960
Brenda
Carlson
16
George
& Mary
Benvegno
25
1964
John
Austin
16
Jim
& Bonnie
Finn
22
1967
Bud
Gallagher
16
Bill
& Sue
Murray
11
1970
George
Braun
18
Butch
& Joyce
Hare
25
1970
Grant
Kingswell
23
Cliff
& Pat
Shaw
7
1973
Larry
Lemasters
26
Paul
& Mary
Cranny
25
1985
John
Von Hagen
30
Dave Uhrin
& Sharan Baran
8
1988
Court
Gorski
24
Guy
& Sally
Tomme
22
1994
Gail
Gwiazdowski
16
Drew
& Mary
Adair
7
1995
Lynn
Fowler
7
Jim
& Babs
Waters
8
2000
Linda
Hughes
18
John Hakemian
& Kay Brawley
15
2000
Marlene
Ressler
9
Mollie
Van Zanten
1
Mary
Campbell
4
Joan
Fenza
7
Carl
Carlson
17
Joan
Brown
11
Deborah
McGrath
Susan
Von Hagen
28
Justine
Roecker
18
Don
Hollenbaugh
21
Fran
Sassaman
9
2
1
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Wedding Anniversaries
NEW MEMBERS
Hillary & Ben Deiniger & Family
Bryan Waters & Kate Wiggins & Family
Al & Arlene Leo & Family
Jim and Tess Murphy
Gary Cunniff
Carol Leisenring
Dave & Phyllis Rupert
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Friday April 4th - Happy Hour
$2.00 Rail Drinks, $2.00 Yuengling Drafts, & $2.00 House Wine
Sunday April 6th - ½ Price Burgers 4 – 7 PM
Friday April 11th- Birthday Night “BNB” 5 - 8
Larry Buck on the Keys, & $2 Yuengling Drafts 9 – Close
The Ships Store is stocked and will be open for all your 2008 clothing needs.
Saturday April 12th - Murder Mystery Dinner
Please Make Your Reservations Early!
Sunday April 13th - ½ Price Burgers 4 – 7 PM
Friday April 18th - Happy Hour
$2.00 Rail Drinks, $2.00 Yuengling Drafts, & $2.00 House Wine
Saturday April 19th – Oyster Roast / Silent Auction
Truly A Great Event!
Sunday April 20th - ½ Price Burgers 4 – 7 PM
Friday April 25th - Happy Hour
$2.00 Rail Drinks, $2.00 Yuengling Drafts, & $2.00 House Wine
Sunday April 27th - ½ Price Burgers 4 – 7 PM
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MON
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TUE
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Shakedown Cruise
Chesapeake City
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12 Noon Learn To Sail
for Adults Classroom
session
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15
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05/02 -Margaritaville Party
05/03 Fall Series Race 1
05/03 Opening Day Ceremony
05/03 Kentucky Derby Party With Best Hat
05/09 Birthday Night
05/10 Fall Series Race 2
05/11 Mother’s Day Brunch
05/16 BOG Meeting
05/17 Fall Series Race 3
05/18 Dock Parade & Party
05/23-26 Memorial day Weekend Cruise
05/31 Fall Series Race 4
Coming In MAY - Club Opening Celebrations!
SUN
3
THU
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Call (410) 287-6333
For Reservations
will be served until 10 p.m.
30on*Dinner
Birthday & BOG Meeting Night s
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Dining Room
Bar
Fridays*
5- 9 PM
Dining Room
5-12 PM
Bar
Saturdays
5- 9 PM
Dining Room
5 -12 PM
Bar
Sundays
2PM - 8 PM Dining Room
2PM - 8 PM Bar
Thursdays
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HOURS
10
FOR THE FULL 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
GO TO
WWW.NERYC.COM
5- 8 PM
5-9 PM
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WED
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Shakedown Cruise
Chesapeake City
Shakedown Cruise
Chesapeake City
6:00PM Oyster Roast
& Auction
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7:30PM BOG Meeting
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8:30AM Spring Work
Day
6:00PM Murder
Mystery Dinner
7PM Birthday Night
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12
Skippers Meeting
12 Noon Gary Jobson
Luncheon
510AM Sail Race
SAT
11
4
FRI