Spring Boat Show April 12th - 14th

April 2013
Volume 18, Issue 4
Spring Boat Show
April 12th - 14th
Jade & Earth for the
Mind, Body & Soul
Green Turtle Bay Yacht Sales
featured listings inside
page5
Asian Carp. . .
A Problem & A Solution
page 11
Get A Way to the Bay
page 14
Green Turtle Bay Boat
Works Crew Offers
Tips and Suggestions
for
Having Your Boat
Ready
for Spring
Commonwealth
Yacht Club
Celebrates
20 Years
of Fellowship,
Friendship and
Camaraderie.
Happy Birthday to You,
Happy Birthday . . .
WAKING YOUR BOAT FROM A LONG WINTER'S NAP
Tips on getting your watercraft ready for the boating season
Waking your boat from a long hibernation is a chore
we all eagerly await. There's no better feeling come
spring than hearing the engine purr smoothly for
the first time, ready to breathe life into another full
season on the water.
Getting into the habit of de-winterizing your boat,
engine and trailer before hitting the lake ensures
that everything will be in tip-top shape, leading to a
stress-free maiden voyage and far less headaches
when riding the wet stuff.
Start with a walk around your boat, do a visual
check for any gouges or cracks in the hull. Also look
for missing or loose rivets. If any damage is found,
outside help may be required to fix it. Check the
bilge area for any dirt or debris that may have collected over the winter. While there, install the drain
plug. I'll repeat once again, install the drain plug.
Check battery fluid levels and top off if necessary
using distilled water. Also check terminals for corrosion, and clean and lubricate with grease. Although
your battery should have been regularly charged
over the winter, ensure that it is at full strength before placing it back in the boat.
Connect all electronics (fish finders, GPS, bilge, live
wells, radio, VHF, lights, etc.) and ensure that they
are all working properly. If applicable, make sure
the horn is sounding loud and clear.
Getting your boat ready for the boating season can
sometimes be a daunting task. It is very important
to make sure that you investment and the smallest
of human error can cause big problems when out
on the water-ways. Even though most tasks can be
preformed by the boat owner it is always
recommended to have your vessel checked by a
professional to insure a safe and trouble free
boating season.
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Dry Stack: Amy Hite (04/20)
Jetty Two: Jaretta Bull (04/25)
Pier Four: Caryn Poe (04/16), Brett Tesson (04/22)
Pier Five: Steve Tilley (04/13),
Gary Morrison (04/19),
Larry Bennett (04/22), Phil Pease (04/25),
Russell Edwards (04/25)
Pier Six:
Jerry Terry (04/10), Ken Sparks (04/12),
Fred Moore (04/20), Karen Cupp (04/21),
Clay Woods (04/30)
Pier Eight: John Budslick (04/02),
Pier Nine A:Angela Young (04/13),
Mark Sunderman (04/19)
Pier Nine B: Robert Petter (04/29), Sandy Lilly (04/16) ,
Patrick Yates (04/12)
Pier Nine C: Karen Ansell (04/12), Pam Reeves (04/11)
Pier Ten:
Phil (Hooter) Gibson (04/03),
Jennifer Olsen (04/16),
Terri Wilson (04/23),
Diane Bingham (04/26)
Pier Eleven: Tim Raibley (04/04),
Connie Pace Jr. (04/10)
Sarah Ketter (04/24), Vicki Agee (04/24),
Lana Wilson (04/28)
Pier Twelve: David Wilson (04/06),
Naomi Tipton (04/30)
Let Me Call You Sweet Heart,
I 'm in Love with You...
Richard & Kim Swartz (04/01) on Pier 4.
Lynn & Lucy Young (04/02) on Pier 6.
Dennis & Wanda Race (04/04) on Jetty 2.
Rick & Sherry Turley (04/14) on Pier 4.
Jerry & Cindy Carter (04/11) on Pier 12,
Jerry & Madge Koerner (04/21) on Pier 5.
David & Cheryl Warren (04/24) on Pier 5.
Mike & Gail Loveall (04/25) on Pier 6.
Joe & Misty Stanley (04/29) on Pier 9C.
Phil & Marcia Pease (04/30) on Pier 5.
Robert & Sandy Bourgeois (04/07) on Jetty 1.
Visit the Chandlery
Ship Store at Green
Turtle Bay for Great
Gifts, Apparel, Home
Decor, and Boat
Repair and
Maintenance items.
April, 2013
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CREDITS
Publisher/Editor
Brian McDonald
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 2 Tips from Boat Works
Birthdays & Anniversaries
13
Graphic Design Editor
Vida D. Gary
9
Text/Content Editing
Carol Bennett
Photography Contributors
Vida D. Gary
Bill Gary IV
Brian McDonald
Content Contributors
Bill IV
Dr. Kim Hall
Pat Terry
Vida D. Gary
Brian McDonald
Page 4 Upcoming Events
GTB Marina & Drystack
Page 5 Jade & Earth: Mind, Body & Soul
Printer
Jewett Printing
Page 6 April's GTB Yacht Sale's Featured
- 8 Boats & Spring Boat Show Info
Farmington, Indiana
Page 9 True Course Captain's Classes
Boater Safety Course Info
Pirate's Market
Page 10 CYC Newsletter
Page 11 Asian Carp...
"a problem & a solution"
Page 12 CYC Newsletter (continued)
Page 13 The Commonwealth Yacht Club
Page 14 Get A Way to the Bay
Page 16 GTB Yacht Sale's
Boat of the Month
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PO Box 102
Grand Rivers, KY 42045
800.498.0428
greenturtlebay.com
facebook.com/greenturtlebay
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Eperience "Our Water-Way-of-Life' from the Award Winning Marina or the Always Popular Dry Stack
Service. When you want to experience the lake's premier resort and marina the best way is to "house" your
boat at Green Turtle Bay. The Marina offers both covered and uncovered slips, as well as transiant slips year
'round. GTB Drystack offers the convenience for storing your boat in a dry, clean and safe environment and
the staff will gladly get your boat water-ready by the time you arrive.
Keeping your boat at Green Turtle Bay, whether in Drystack or in a Marina Slip, has its prrvileges. Green
Turtle Bay Resort has not become known as "the area's premier resort" for nothing. We are the premier resort
because of all that we have to offer such as, Jade & Earth Spa, the Chandlery Ship Store, The Commonwealth
Yacht Club, Dockers Bayside Grille, Luxury Condomininums and the best "Water-Way-of-Life" the lakes
have to offer.
We invite you to give us a call today to discover how you can begin enjoying "Our Water-Way-of-Life" to it's
fullest potenitial. Call 270.362.8364 or 800.498.0428 and ask for Drystack or the Marina. We look forward
to talking to you soon.
April
6th
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14th
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24th
27th
May
4th
6th
12th
25th
26th
Upcoming Events
True Course Captain's School Begins
Opening Day of Spring Boat Show - Noon
Spring Boat Show (9-5) & CYC Boat Show Party!
The Annual Pirate's Market in front of Dockers
Finial Day of the Spring Boat Show (12-5)
CYC 20th Anniversary Celebration
Blessing of the Fleet
Opening Day of the Grand Rivers Quilt Show
Boater's Safety Course at the GTB Conference Center
Derby Day & Party at CYC
Commonwealth Yacht Club Opens 7 Days a Week
Mother's Day Brunch at CYC (open to the Public)
Memorial Day Celebration at CYC
Memorial Day Brunch at CYC (open to the Public)
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" W ate r-Wa y -of - L i f e "
Mind , Bo dy & S ou l
Jade & Earth Spa at Green Turtle
Bay is more than a spa, it's a "WaterWay-of-Life" for your Mind, Body
and Soul. The staff at the Spa continues their education and training
to provide the most effective and
variety of services available. It is
their goal to help you feel and look
your very best. Jade & Earth can
take care of everything from stress
& injuries to tanning and cosmetics.
Therapist Becky Hayden offers a
variety of massages to relax away
the stress of day-to-day life. Including their signature Jade massage to
the "Mother-to-be" massage to help
relax the expecting mommy. Treatments for muscle strains and pain
are
available
with a
consultation
with therapist Trevor
Hawk.
Ja d e &
Earth
Spa
To help you
get ready for
summer, certified spray tan artist
Machelle Gary, also Spa Manager,
will help you gain the sun-kissed
glow with out ever stepping into the
sun's harmful rays. Natalie Raby,
licensed
cosmetologist and beautician, is now
available to provide hair treatments
and styles from a simple cut to a
variety of color and chemical procedures.
With a full line of Pevonia® Skin
Care products and Jane Iredale®
Cosmetics, Jade and Earth is the
only stop you'll need to makesure
you're ready for Summer 2013.
Call today for your tour of the spa
or to schedule your appointment.
270.362.1820.
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70' Monticello,1999
Twin 454 XL Crusaders
$185,000
28.6' Adventure Craft, 2002
Single 130hp Honda
$38,500
28' Marinette, 1971
Single 318 Chrysler
$13,900
14' Caribe CL 14, 2007
Single 60hp Mercury
$11,500
11.6' Zodiac Pro
Jet,2002
2-Cycle 83hp Yamaha
$7,500
66' Skipperliner, 20
Twin 260hp Mercrui
$159,000
29' Baja 290 Express,1996
Twin 454 Mercs.
$27,900
70' Darling, 2010
Twin 600hp Cummins Diesels
$799,000
55' Bluewater, 1989
Twin 454 Crusaders
$129,000
78' Pluckebaum, 2000
Twin Caterpillar 3208
TA Diesels
$695,000
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isers
65' Horizon, 1999
Twin 130hp Mercruisers
$139,000
55' Gibson, 2004
Twin 8.1 MPI Crusaders
$199,000
GT
B
32' Pacemaker, 1978
Twin 319hp Chryslers
$24,900
50' Gibson, 1997
Twin 454 Crusaders
$95,500
62' Lakeview, 1996
Twin 250hp Volo Pentas
$119,000
32' Carver, 1998
Twin 260hp Mercs.
MPI
$68,000
View Additional
Featured Green Turtle
Bay Yacht Sale's Boat
Listing Information on
page 8.
42' Rinker, 2007
Twin 8.1 Mercruisers
$239,000
46' Maxum, 1999
Twin 450hp Cummins
$189,000
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Spring Boat Show
April 12, 13 & 14
Green Turtle Bay Yacht Sales will be hosting their
annual Spring Boat Show the second weekend of
April. The Yacht Sales Boat Show is one of the largest "in water" boat shows in the tri-state area. Yacht
Sales manager, Bill Huffman, has reported that
this year's show not only has more boats than past
shows but the largest variety. From the 11.6' Zodiac
to 80' yachts the 2013 Spring Show promises to be
one of the best yet.
The Boat Show will begin on Friday, April 12 at
noon, Saturday at nine in the morning and
Sunday at noon. The boat show will close at five
each evening with the annual "Boat Show Party"
taking place at the Commonwealth Yacht Club
Saturday evening. Also, on Saturday the Livingston
County 4-H Club will be selling drinks, hotdogs and
other grilled treats as a fund raiser for their club.
If you're in the market
for a watercraft this is the
show that you want to
attend.
37' Carver, 1995
Twin 454 Crusaders
$78,000
42' Carver, 2004
Twin 385hp 8.1 Crusaders
$179,900
39' Silverton, 1997
Twin 385hp Crusaders
$99,900
38' Sea Ray, 2001
Twin 8.1 Mercs.
$119,000
39' Sea Ranger, 1984
Twin 156hp Volvo Engs.
$99,900
Spring
Boat Show
42' Chris Craft, 1994
Twin 320hp Volvo Engs.
$89,000
April
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U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY
AND
KENTUCKY DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE
OFFER
A COURSE ON RESPONSIBLE BOATING
GREEN TURTLE BAY RESORT & MARINA
CONFERENCE CENTER
GRAND RIVERS, KY
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013
9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
 NO CHARGE FOR THE COURSE
 ONE DAY ABBREVIATED COURSE – 7 HOURS
 CERTIFICATE TO APPLY FOR INSURANCE DISCOUNT*
 Snacks/sodas/waters will be available in a convenient “Snack
Pack” for $10
 Lunch will be served by Dockers Grill. Pre-order lunch items and
pay upon arrival. Cash, check, or credit card accepted. Prices vary.
TO REGISTER FOR THE COURSE
PLEASE CONTACT:
JOE SHALLBETTER AT (502) 460-6495
OR AT [email protected]
 KUTTAWA FLOTILLA WEBSITE: A0820811.USCGAUX.INFO
*MANY INSURANCE COMPANIES GIVE DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS WHO COMPLETE THIS COURSE.
CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE AGENT FOR DETAILS
Pirates Market &
Booty Shaking Party
April 13 th , 2013
"Come one Come all" to
the Annual Pirates Market
in front of Dockers Bayside
Grille. Treasures untold await
for you to find. If you are
cleaning out your pirate ship
and treasures to sell or trade
contact Kim Hall or Emory
Pence for information on
setting up your treasure chest
at the market.
After a hard day of
swapping treasures with the
local pirates head on up to
the Commonwealth Yacht
Club for a Booty
Shaking Party!
GTB CLASSES BEGIN APRIL 6, 2013
TrueCourse Captain’s School is a USCG approved school that
specializes their instruction on the Inland River Systems and
Great Lakes. Our instructors are specially trained to give you
every
advantage to understand the material that is included on the
USCG test (we give the test!). We go the extra mile that most
schools
neglect, by providing all the other required steps to ensure that
you will complete every regulation to obtain your license. No
other school “holds your hand” throughout the process of license
application” like TrueCourse Captain’s School.
Yet, our courses are designed for the pleasure boater too.
So, even if you’re not planning a full or part time career as a
licensed captain, you find the material will make you a better
skipper.
OUVP : Known as the 6-Pack. This license is required for carrying up to 6 passengers for hire. It can be used for entry level
Delivery Captains or mates, or Captains of private boats for
short cruises. This is a frequent license used for fishing guides.
This is also a great license for the private owner that wishes to
become a better Skipper of his own vessel. The course teaches
you to be a competent boat pilot. The class is 56 hours long and
is scheduled, in most locations, not to interfere with your work
schedule.
Master Upgrade: This is for larger USCG inspected boats that
carry more than 6 passengers, such as ferry boats, dinner cruise
boats, water taxies and commercial boats. Most boat delivery
Captains hold a Master License, as the boat owner’s insurance
may require a Master Captain to pilot the boat for delivery. This
course teaches you the regulations and USCG requirements to
“manage” the boat, not necessarily to pilot the vessel. This is
a three-day class. Most students find it best to take this class
directly following the OUPV for easy USCG combined application of license.
Tow Endorsement: This addition to either license permits the
Captain to engage in the work of towing or salvage; a must if
you plan to work for a licensed towing service, or for practical
knowledge to assist a fellow boater. The class is 4 hours.
License Renewal: Your license is good for 5 years, with a
6-month grace period. By taking this one-day class, you eliminate the need for 360 days of vessel time to qualify for renewal.
Green Turtle Bay Resort will host the True Course Captain’s School
beginning April 6th. If you are interested in obtaining your license,
please contact Captain Ron Getter at True Course. GTB will have
special Captain’s rates available for condo rentals,
contact the resort for more info.
Captain Ron Getter: [email protected]
or call 937-478-1947.
Green Turtle Bay Event Services: 800-498-0428
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Commonwealth Yacht Club
N ew sl e t t e r
To promote and encourage fellowship, friendship, and camaraderie among our members and
guests, by creating, organizing and providing boating activities for our club members and the
surrounding water communities.
Welcome to New Members
The following members have joined the club since our last newsletter,
Michael & Lisa Delaney
Carl & Debbie Crocket
Please Join the CYC Officers and Board Members in Welcoming
These New Members to the Club.
What's Coming Up
March brought with her the taste of spring. We had 70 degree days followed by 40 degree days. The Saint Patrick's Party was
packed with many members taking advantage of the warm weekend to get some projects done on Friday and Saturday before
the festivities began. Luckily the weather held out for most of the weekend. The crowd was anxious to celebrate the beginning
of a new boating season. The month ended with Easter and the annual Easter brunch. It was the perfect ending to the winter
and kept us looking forward to the busy April schedule ahead. Speaking of April, sailing season has begun. The kickoff for the
CYC Spring Sailing Series starts April 13th. If you haven't participated in the Sailing Series in the past check out the Sailing
Series group on the web site for all the details on this year's events. Also start gathering your items now for the third annual
Pirates Sale. We will once again be holding this
event on the Saturday morning of the Spring Boat
Show. You can join in the local boating swap meet
by Dockers. Have you been storing parts from
your previous boat that you have no use for? What
great treasures do you have aboard that need to
be gotten rid of? Call or e-mail Emory Pence at
[email protected] to reserve your table.
Don’t have anything to sell, come for the bargains. Who knows you may just find that one of
your neighbors has the perfect treasure you have
been missing for your boat. Join in the fun. Then
on the 20th of April come to be a part of the Blessing of the Fleet. Polish up your boat and bring
her out to get her blessed at the beginning of the
season. This event was a huge success last year
with both in slip as well as cruising blessings. We
can only hope that the weather is as cooperative
this year. Let us know your boat name pier and
slip number early this year if you are planning on
an in-slip blessing so you don’t get left out. Then,
stick around and enjoy the CYC 20th Anniversary
Celebration later that day. It will be a great start to
the 21st year of CYC events.
Dr. Kim Hall
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Asian Carp… both a problem and a solution.
By Bill Gary IV
The issue of Asian Carp invading our waterways is something most of us
on the lakes are aware of, at least to some extent. The fish are voracious
eaters of the basic aquatic food source: algae and zooplankton. Their
size and rapid reproducing can deplete a pond, lake or entire waterway of
this basic food source, which in turn, starves out the sport fish and other
desirable species. When agitated by boat motor and/or skier sounds,
these fish are prone to leap out of the water. Fish weights of 30 pounds
are not uncommon, and a fish that size leaping into your lap at 40 mph or
more could be a great deal more than just an inconvenience!
To promote awareness of the fish and it’s decimating effects, local photographer and filmmaker Glenn Hall (www.glennhallphotography.com) is
producing a documentary entitled “Dark Water”. Hall notes that the carp
range well of 7,000 miles through 13 states and are costing federal, state
and local governments – which is actually all of us through our tax dollars
– upwards of $120 Billion (yes, with a “B”!). The Lacy Act of 1990 and
the Aquatic Invasive Species Act of 1996 represent only two of the larger
government efforts to counteract the carp issue.
In an effort to protect our waters, Kentucky’s Fish & Wildlife took a proactive approach on March 12-13 by hosting the first ever “Carp Madness” fishing tournament. Open only to licensed commercial fishermen,
KY F&W offered prize money totaling $20,000 to be shared by the top
haulers. Brainstorming and overseeing this event was F&W Fisheries
Director, Ron Brooks. On
Wednesday, Barry Mann of
Gilbertsville took the top prize
of $10,000 for having brought
in 28,669 pounds of fish in
two days.
The total haul
among all the fishermen was
82,953 pounds, far short of
the 200,000 goal, but, according to Brooks, still a “success”.
Chef Philippe Parola
Although most of these fish went to a processing plant in Mississippi where they will be
harvested for fish oils and used in pet foods,
a few found their way into the Kentucky Dam
Village restaurant’s kitchen to be prepared
by Chef Philippe Parola. Chef Philippe has
prepared and served this fish as a delicacy in
Louisiana and shared his recipes and expertise with the KDV staff. The public was invited
to come sample, and my firsthand tasting verifies that the fish is delicious! Because they
eat zooplankton and not other fish, the Asian
Carp – often called “Silverfin” when served on
a platter – have zero mercury and are higher in Omega-3’s than salmon! The meat is
light and flaky and will take on the taste of the
spices or stock used to flavor it. The fish’s
downside is the bones, which make it difficult
to clean. But, with diligence and some training, the bones can be overcome. Who knows,
the curse of Asian Carp as an invasive species may, in the end, be the blessing of the
Slilverfin as a fine dining delicacy. “Oui, oui,
et bon appetite!”
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Ongoing CYC Activities
As promised, this summer is full of events to get boaters of all varieties out on the water. Stu Schwalm your Fleet Captain for Cruising events has been hard at work this winter planning some of these
activities. His first fun filled cruise is coming up the first of June and
since I know how we start planning our weekends early I thought it
would be a good idea to give you a heads up as to what he has scheduled. Check out the calendar of events to the right for other great
adventures coming up this season and don’t hesitate to contact Stu if
you have any questions.
“Please take a ‘sailor’ to lunch.” Saturday, June 1, 2013
Okay, power boaters; it’s time to get to know the “other” half of the
CYC gang. You never know when you’ll run out of fuel and need
those sailors and their wind machines to come to the rescue and save
the day. Here’s your chance to invite an old or new found sailor
friend to lunch. Invite them onboard for a short run to a nearby eatery/watering hole for a mid-day lunch and day of fun with friends. If
you’re brave, you might even let them steer!
We’ll rendezvous just off the GTB Resort jetty and travel as a group
to HU-B’s at Kuttawa Harbor
Dream now, plan now and mark your calendars to be with us on this
date: June 1st, 2013. All-in-all, it’ll be a fun day to be on the water
and enjoying, the "Water-Way-of-Life”. Mark your calendar and plan
to join us on this cruise.
Request Firm Reservations by May 24th, 2013
Contact me for information of this and future CYC cruising events.
Stuart “Stu” Schwalm, CYC, Fleet Captain, Cruising m/v SilverLady
Telephone: 304-553-3693, E-mail [email protected].
Have you been to a recent CYC event and have a favorite photograph from the
event? If so consider e-mailing a copy to Vickie Frost your CYC historian at
[email protected] & [email protected]. Vickie has been
working on updating the historical records of the club and would appreciate any
past and upcoming event photos you would like to have considered for the yacht
club records.
We would like to emphasize that all CYC members are welcome at any CYC
sponsored event. Get more information on specific events at www.cycforum.ning.
com or www.cycgtb.com and www.commonwealthcupregatta.com
To Promote and encourage fellowship, friendship, and
Camaraderie among our members and guests, by creating,
Organizing and providing boating activities for our club members
and the surrounding water communities.
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CYC Calendar
of Events
April
13th CYC Members Pirates Market
10-12
CYC Spring Sailing Series#1
CYC Boat Show/Pirate Party
20st CYC Anniversary Celebration
Blessing of the Fleet 10am
May
4th CYC /GTB Derby Party
11th CYC Spring Sailing Series #2
12th CYC Mothers Day Brunch
18th CYC Fire Extinguisher
Inspection Day
25th Flag Retirement Ceremony
CYC Spring Sailing Series #3
CYC Memorial Day Party
26th CYC Memorial Brunch
June
1st Take a Sailor to Lunch Cruise
CYC Spring Sailing Series #4
8th CYC Tropical Dinner Party
15th CYC Sunfish Match Race #1
16th Fathers Day Brunch
22nd CYC Retro Party
29th CYC Spring Sailing Series #5
Fireworks Raft up
July
6th CYC Spring Sailing Series#6
CYC Independence Day Party
13-14th Livingston Loop Cruise
20th CYC Sunfish Match Race #2
CYC SS Minnow Party
27th CYC Spring Sailing Series#7
30th -August 6th Packet Boats to Evansville
August
3rd CYC Sunfish Match Race #3
CYC Casino Party
17th Marina Day
CYC Sunfish Match Race #4
24th CYC Spring Sailing Series#8
CYC Hot August Blues Party
31st CYC Fall Sailing Series#1
CYC Labor Day Party
September
7th CYC Fall Sailing Series #2
14th Bring a Date for the Weekend Raft up
21nd CYC Fall Sailing Series #3
Seafood Boil at the Beach
28th Beginning of Kentucky Lake Race
Week-Watkins Cup
Officers
Kim Hall
Commodore
[email protected]
Ann Donnelly
Vice Commodore [email protected]
Terry West
Rear Commodore Westview69@hotmail.
com
Chris Riley
Fleet Captain, Sunfish Sailing
[email protected]
Stu Schwalm
Fleet Captain, Cruising
[email protected]
Tony Passafiume
[email protected]
Fleet Captain, Regatta
Suzy Pence
Recording Secretary
[email protected]
Diane Howard
Treasurer
[email protected]
Emory Pence
Past Commodore
[email protected]
The Commonwealth Yacht Club has been "freshened up"
this winter with new paint, lighting and textiles. General
Manager, Cindy Manire, along with President, Vida Gary,
have picked warm neutral colors for the members and the
guests to enjoy. An outdoor conversation & smoking area
has been created for paterieans to enjoy and the restuarant
has made the move to a"non-smoking" facility in
compliance with
state laws.
The Yacht Club
has several great
activities planned
for the 2013
season including
a "family night"
starting the end
of May through
the month of
September. The
"family nights"
at CYC will take
place on Monday evenings with children dining free with a
paying adult. Other activities and games are being planned
for the family evenings and more details will be provided
closer to time for the "family nights" to begin. If you have
not yet seen the "New" CYC, the management and staff
invite you stop in and take a look around.
Directors
Vebbie Griffith
vgriffi[email protected]
Vickie Frost
[email protected]
Historian
Jerry Terry
[email protected]
Bill Huffman
[email protected]
Bill Phelps
[email protected]
Tony Passafiume
[email protected]
Earl Poe
[email protected]
Mark Guard
[email protected]
Sharla Graham
[email protected]
2013 NautiNews April
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Get A Way
April Specials
Planning a Romantic Get A Way or just some
quality family time does not have to cost a
fortune or require loading up the car and
driving ten hours. An affordable mini-vacation
is all right here at Green Turtle Bay Resort
and it all starts in one of our beautiful
waterfront condominiums. Green Turtle Bay
offers condos that will accommodate two to
eight and offers all the luxuries of home.
To The
Bay
For the couple that is looking to reconnect or
just take some time out for themselves, Jade
& Earth Spa offers couples massages and
packages that will relax away the stress of
day-to-day life. An evening by the fireplace,
a romantic dinner overlooking the harbor or a
moonlit walk on the beach will reconnect you
with the one that you love.
Or, for the family who has gotten lost in this
world of technology, it's time to put up the
iPad, video game and cell phone. Spend the
day on the beach playing volleyball, kayaking or playing cornhole at the family outdoor
activity center.
It's time to experience "Our Water-Way-ofLife" with the ones you love.
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
APPRECIATION MONTH
Are you in the Healthcare profession?
We appreciate you! Book a condo and
receive 10% off. Book a Jade & Earth
Spa service and receive 10% off. Eat
at Dockers Bayside Grille and receive
10% off.
April 12th - 14th
Spring Boat Show Package
Book a condo for two nights on the
12th & 13th and enjoy the annual
Green Turtle Bay Yacht Sales Spring
In-Water Boat Show. Enjoy dinner
and the Boat Show Bash at Commonwealth Yacht Club Saturday night and
a breakfast at
Dockers Bayside Grille. One bedroom
packages start at $344.24 for two
nights.
April 24th - 27th
American Quilters Society
Annual Quilt Show
Grand Rivers Quilt Show
Coming to the area for the annual
Quilt Shows? Book at The Bay and
receive 10% off of your stay.
Visit our "Special Offers" page at www.greenturtlebay.com to find
great deals, packages and promotions for the entire 2013 season
.
"Like Us" at facebook.com/greenturtlebay to receive special offers.
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Green Turtle Bay Conference Center
We d d i n g s
Meetings & Retreats
Reunions
"Let's Plan Something Unforgettable"
Contact Darvie Sullivan, GTB Group Sales & Event Coordinator, to
begin planning your unforgettable "Water-Way-of-Life"
experience today.
(270) 362-8364 or [email protected].
95
$7.
Sundays
Iron Skillet Southern Fried
Chicken, Mashed Potatoes,
Green Beans, Dinner Roll &
Homemade Cobbler
95
$6.
The Plate Lunch Specials Are Back!
Served Monday thru Friday & Sundays 11AM - 2PM
Mondays - Chicken & Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans & Dinner Roll
Tuesdays - Chicken and Dumplings with Fresh Out of the Oven Cornbread
Wednesdays - Phyllis' Homemade Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Corn & Dinner Roll
Thursdays - Taco Bravo (Traditional Hard Shell Taco, Wrapped in a Soft Shell with
a Layer of Refried Beans between to hold it all together) served with Spanish Rice
Fridays Slow Pot Roasted Beef, Macaroni & Cheese, Mashed Potatoes & Dinner Roll
All Our Weekly Plate Lunches are Served with the Dessert of the Day
N o w O p e n 7 D a y s A We e k
7 AM Until 2PM
B r e a k f a s t O r d e r s Ta k e n
Until 10:50 Daily
Come in and have your old
favorites like the Western
Omelet, Dockers Plate and The
Turtle Burger or Try one of the
New Menu Items such as, the Pecan Waffle Topped with Fruit, The
Captain Breakfast Platter or The
Ham, Mushroom & Swiss Melt.
PO BOX 102
GRAND RIVERS,kENTUCKY 42045
MILE MARKER 31.7, BARKLEY LAKE/
CUMBERLAND RIVER
GREENTURTLEBAY.COM
[email protected]
800.498.0428 - 270.362.8364