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APRIL 2011 www.dyc.com M ONTHLY P UBLICATION OF THE D ETROIT YACHT C LUB INSIDE THIS ISSUE Detroit Yacht Club Mission Statement We are an historic private yacht club dedi- cated to providing a variety of outstanding dining, social, recreational, and boating pro- grams for our members, families, and guests. Page 3 • From the Commodore • From the Boardwalk to the Boardroom 4 • From the Vice Commodore • Wine Society • Vice Commodore’s Ball 5 • From the General Manager • Father’s Day • Metro Club 6 • Garden Club • Voyageurs 7 • Events 8-9 • Event Photos 10 • Events Continued 11 • DYC Membership • Pool/ Fitness Center Hours • Guest House Rules • April Grill & Bar Hours Eight Bells 13 • Catering • Rod & Gun Club 14 • Event Calendar 15 • Dock Line • Flying Scots • Kayak Club 16 • DYC 2011 Back to the Island Party Volume 100 Number 8 EASTER BRUNCH EASTER BRUNCH SUNDAY, APRIL 24 th 11am - 3 pm to be held in the festive Fountain Room and Ballroom Last seating 3:00 pm Adults $25.95 ++ Children $13.95 ++ 7-12 yrs. Children $ 7.95 ++ 4-6 yrs. “Jackets required for gentlemen - No denim” The Easter Bunny will be hopping by and the Binnacle will be transformed into a Petting Zoo. Be sure to bring your camera! Please make your reservations at the Reception Counter (313) 824-1200. Grill and Starboard Haven Lounge will be closed. Easter Eggstravaganza! Egg hunts aren’t just for toddlers anymore! Saturday, April 16 th 11:00 am sharp Bring your baskets and meet us in the Grill Egg hunts will begin by age group The Egg Drop Challenge for everyone begins at 11:30 am. Challengers will have fifteen minutes to construct their containers. Please be on time as this event goes very fast! Following the hunt, stay for Lunch. Please make your lunch reservations with the Grill (313) 824-1200 x 234

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APRIL 2011

www.dyc.com

M ONTHLY PUBLICATION O F THE DETROIT YACHT CLUB

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Detroi t Yacht Club Mission Statement

We are an historic private yacht club dedi-cated to providing a variety of outstandingdining, social, recreational, and boating pro-grams for our members, families, and guests.

Page3 • From the Commodore

• From the Boardwalk to the Boardroom

4 • From the Vice Commodore• Wine Society• Vice Commodore’s Ball

5 • From the General Manager• Father’s Day• Metro Club

6 • Garden Club• Voyageurs

7 • Events 8-9 • Event Photos10 • Events Continued 11 • DYC Membership

• Pool/ Fitness Center Hours • Guest House Rules• April Grill & Bar Hours• Eight Bells

13 • Catering• Rod & Gun Club

14 • Event Calendar 15 • Dock Line

• Flying Scots• Kayak Club

16 • DYC 2011 Back to the Island Party

Volume 100 Number 8

EASTER BRUNCHEASTER BRUNCHSUNDAY, APRIL 24th

11am - 3 pm

to be held in the festive

Fountain Room and Ballroom

Last seating 3:00 pmAdults $25.95++

Children $13.95++ 7-12 yrs.Children $ 7.95++ 4-6 yrs.

“Jackets required for gentlemen - No denim”The Easter Bunny will be hopping by and

the Binnacle will betransformed into a Petting Zoo. Be sure to bring your camera!

Please make your reservations at the Reception Counter(313) 824-1200.

Grill and Starboard Haven Lounge will be closed.

Easter Eggstravaganza!Egg hunts aren’t just for toddlers anymore!

Saturday, April 16th 11:00 am sharpBring your baskets and meet us in the Grill

Egg hunts will begin by age groupThe Egg Drop Challenge for everyone begins at 11:30 am.

Challengers will have fifteen minutes to construct their containers.

PPlleeaassee bbee oonn ttiimmee aass tthhiiss eevveenntt ggooeess vveerryy ffaasstt!!Following the hunt, stay for Lunch.

Please make your lunch reservations with the Grill (313) 824-1200 x 234

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Adult Swim Program CommitteeJudy McGuire - (313) 884-2014BoatingMeeting 3rd Thursday of the Month at 7:00 pmAndrew Ciupak (248)797-7199 [email protected] BallArtil Leo (248) 766-9234 [email protected] TeamSusan Leithauser-Yee(313)770-4009 [email protected] Scots SailingTuesdays and Thursdays, May - August Kelli & Sean Murphy h (248) [email protected] or (248) 506-8490.Garden Club3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pmPam and Jerry Maloney(248) 356-0042 or [email protected] CommitteeMichael Fellberg(313) 822-5559 or michael.fellberg.comGold Cup Hydroplane CommitteeMary Rachwal(313) 670-7650 [email protected] Ball ClubTroy Brownrigg (248) [email protected] SailingPaul Lee (248) 225-7296 [email protected] ClubJerry Maloney(248) 356-0042 - [email protected] Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm All members welcome. Dawn Fedell (734) 765-3572DYC Metro ClubDave Aller(586) 883-3022 - [email protected] and Gun ClubBill Schrader b (313) 838-8387 c (313) 622-6271Sail Yacht RacingJohn Vermeulen-(248)682-6117 or (248)762-5331Sea GullsWednesday’s, 1:00 pm duplicate bridge andeuchre. Catherine Nierle (313) 567-2571Sea SerpentsMen's water basketball Wednesday at 7:00 pmScott Hossack (586)[email protected] Team - SummerLaura & Chris Wenz (313) 885-8923Swim Team - WinterMichelle & Rob Koueiter (313) 640-9591TennisBethann Kirk [email protected] Ross (248) 346-7354 [email protected] BallMichael Cron Teranes (313) [email protected] Wednesday of each month at 7:30 pmMidge Savage (313) 584-8211 or (313) 506-6183

CommodoreA.J. Telmos - Candis

h (248) 363-2444b (248) 353-0200c (313) [email protected]

Vice CommodoreBryan Barlow - Linda

h (313)882-5427b (586) 285-7700c (313) 415-0588 [email protected]

Rear CommodoreScott Allen - Patricia

h (248) 471-5248c (248) [email protected]

Past CommodoreTim Coltman - Marie

h (248) 693-4437c (586) 662-2181 [email protected]

SecretaryFred Carr - Mary Rachwal

c (313) [email protected]

TreasurerGregory A. Nowak - Lisa

h (248) 656-3778c (313) [email protected]

House CommitteePete T. Dryovage - Tracey

h (734) 422-3847b (734) 762-7067c (734)[email protected]

Artil Leo - Joannc (248)[email protected]

James Gierlach - Teresah (248) 563-7550

[email protected] Finance CommitteeJoe Brooks - Dara

h (586) 992-8220b (248) 520-3425c (248) [email protected]

Erica Ciupak - Andyh (517) 381-2351b (517) 355-3776c (248) [email protected]

Daniel Nowicki - Tinah (586) 296-6012c (248) [email protected]

COMMODORESBOARD OF DIRECTORS

House Minimum ScheduleFebruary through MayJune through SeptemberOctober through January

Extension Numbers Managers (313) 824-1200

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Paul Hughes 229General [email protected]

Bill Bowman 239Assistant Manager/Security Director Harbor Operations Director [email protected]

Jack Lyon 233 Membership Director [email protected]

Marty Agnello [email protected]

David Hollis 228Human [email protected]

Ken Dixon 241Executive [email protected]

Nancy Fournier 222Office Manager [email protected]

Margaret Gmeiner 232Events Coordinator [email protected]

Stephanie Fournier 226Account Receivable [email protected]

Jennifer McDonnell 279Catering DirectorDirect Line (313) 824-2788 [email protected]

Carly Roberts 231Catering ManagerDirect Line (313) [email protected]

Crystal Moses 237Banquet Director [email protected]

Jeff Michels 277 Facilities Director [email protected]

Ross Bissell 264Harbor [email protected]

Kate Holycross [email protected]

Indoor Pool Office 257Harbor Store 252Grill Restaurant 234Starboard Haven Lounge 243Gate House - Security 238If you reach the automatic attendant, pleasebe patient and listen for instructions.

COMMITTEE CONTACTS

Weekly E-Mail BulletinsMany DYC Members receive weekly e-

mail bulletins that focus on upcoming activ-ities. Many find them to be helpful. If youwould like to be included, send a messageto

[email protected] e-mail list is kept strictly private and is

not shared with any other organization.

Main OfficeMonday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm(313) 824 - 1200

Reception CounterTuesday - Thursday 9:00am - 10:30pmFriday - Saturday 9:00 am - 11:00 pmSunday 9:00 am - 10:00 pmFax: (313) 824 - 7962$4 first page, $2 each additional www.dyc.com

DYC SERVICES

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Meetings in the month of March focused on Club finances including forecasting, budgetingand collection improvements, membership growth by providing additional "tools" forMembership Director Lyon plus preparations and actions to ensure readiness for our Grand Re-Opening, the DRRA Fund Raiser and our upcoming 2011 Summer Season.

Motions approved included: Replacement of a 14'X72" awning on the second floor along the boardwalk side of the building, extending the Boutique renovation into the adjoiningcoat/hall area for continuity, acceptance of 5 donated exterior light fixtures, three on the harborstore and two at the entrance to the blue hallway, repair roofs over the River Vista, FountainRoom, Grill Restaurant, Ladies Locker Room, provide 10 guest wells to Parade of Lights par-ticipants June 25th and provide space to hold the award party on the 26th, new membershipincentive package, reinstate 4 former members, add 11 new members, transfer 12 existingmembers to different categories, resignation of 4 members from the Club, and placed 2 mem-bers on leave, new membership categories proposal, online billing/payment, the segregation ofall DYC Committee account funds from the general funds of the Club.

Discussions included but not limited to: Dredging the lagoon (just the down river side of ourbridge), the number of openings in the harbor, incoming rendezvous bookings, online bill pay-ment, seasonal staffing requirements having over 100 positions to fill, financial review of limit-ed service months benefits, development of department managers' "wish list" so that items ofsignificant importance and cost could be put into the cash flow budget, operations budget, andpreservation budgets, winter damage estimates to the harbor, and banquet and catering business/revenue growth, Spirit of DYCridership and usage patterns, and grounds management. And that's the way it was from the Boardroom in March, 2011.

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FROM THE BOARDWALK TO THE BOARDROOMBY SECRETARY FRED CARR

FROM THE COMMODORECOM. A.J. TELMOS, MD

Thank you to all my fellow DYC members who attended the winter rendezvous onSinger Island, West Palm Beach, Florida for making this years’ rendezvous so memo-rable. The weather was spectacular with temps ranging from 82 to 88 degrees.The golfand fishing were great, all though the group got skunked on sail fishing, Bill and DeniseSchrader, Dennis Heling and my son R.J. caught enough fish for a great fish fry on ourlast evening.

Linda and Dennis Heling hosted the Friday night party at their rented house on SingerIsland.The food was prepared by their chef friend Wally from Miami. Sixty DYC membersattended.

Kudos to DYC member Craig Lamm who brought his 86 foot Berber up fromLauderdale for a Saturday Evening Sunset Cruise. The crew and food were spectacular!Craig also raised $3,000 for this years Hydroplane races.

The final event at the Marriott was wonderful. Cocktails at the Commodores and FirstLady’s suite, dinner and dancing on the hotel veranda to an acoustic guitar and an after-glow back at the Commodore’s suite until 1 am. A great time was had by all!

The board and advisory committee for the new DYC Foundation are now being formed. If you have any interest in serving on either of these now or in the future please contact Treasurer Greg Nowak.

The DYC burgee was taken to the Mariners Church on March 14th and blessed.Fleet Captain Karyn Stano and the boating committee have put together an outstanding rendezvous agenda for the 2011

boating season. Please join your fellow DYC members for a good time.DYC members, it is with deep regret that I accepted the resignation of Karyn Stano as Fleet Captain. Karyn's leaving is a great

loss to the DYC and our DYC family. Karyn has done an outstanding job serving as Fleet Captain for the past three commodores.Karyn, you will be missed! Andy Ciupak as agreed to assume the position as Fleet Captain immediately. Knowing Andy, I am cer-tain he will serve with honor and distinction.

Details of upcoming rendezvous will be in my next article.

" WE ARE NOT HERE FOR A LONG TIME ONLY A GOOD TIME "

Commodore A.J.Telmos MD

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FROM THE VICE COMMODOREBY BRYAN BARLOW

House Committee House Committee Spring Clean-Up Day, May 7th. Mark the date on your paper calendar, lap top, iPad, iPhone or

Droid, May 7th is Clean-Up Day at DYC, otherwise known as the "Vice Commodore’s Ball". Iordered up considerably better weather this year just for this special day. I sincerely hope youcan lend a helping hand for a few hours planting flowers, mulching and general spring clean upof the grounds. Your participation truly makes a huge difference. As always, lunch and yourfavorite beverages will be served afterwards for the working volunteers.

Please note, a very special thank you goes out to all of those member volunteers, JohnVermeulen, Ed Theisen, Holly Burns, Phyllis Kerslake, Gabrielle Cockell, Paul Lee, Matt andStephanie Dillon, Bill McIntyre and Linda Barlow, that all took time out of their busy scheduleslast month to polish all of our beautiful Trophies in the Trophy Room. The room looks fantasticwith all of the shining Trophies.

Thank you to all the Voyageurs as well for their generous donation of time and funds to have our beautiful crystal Chandelier in the second floor ladies powder room professionally cleanedincluding repairing the damaged surface finish on the two tables.

Another group that deserves a special thank you and that donated countless hours these past few months is our DecoratingCommittee, Joann Leo and Mirv Hayes including their helpers. They have worked closely with Jeff Michels and his maintenancecrew on the Ladies Locker Room Flooring, the new Boatique construction project, including the Grill Restaurant paint job colorschemes and decorating. Thank you to Director Jim Gierlach as well for his company’s electrical donation to the project and to theBoard Members that donated funding, assistance, or manual labor to the projects. To my friends that graciously contributed mon-etarily to the Boatique project and that I can always count on for help and support. Thank you all.

This is what makes our Historic Detroit Yacht Club so special. It's our members that set us apart from other private clubs and public marinas. It's truly powerful. DYC members are always willing to pitch in and help, they are always giving of their time and oftheir resources. This is why we are 143 years old and still an incredible Detroit Yacht Club.

Sincerely,Bryan Barlow Vice Commodore Vice Commodore’s Ball

aka Clean-up Day

Meet in the Starboard Haven Lounge

Complimentary Coffee, Donuts andLunch will be provided

Bring your favorite Garden Gloves,Broom, Shovel or TrowelNo Experience Required

WINE SOCIETYJoin your DYC friends as you enjoy wine! Your annual

membership of $10 per person, $20 per couple will include:

• 10% discount on each glass or bottle of wine(Starboard Haven and Grill only, not valid with any

other discounts)• Discounts on Wine Society events• Priority reservations for wine dinners

Look for more details as we continue to enjoy wine, food...and friendship at the DYC! Contact

Jennifer McDonnell (313) [email protected]

2011 WINE TASTING DATES ON THURSDAYSApril 21 ~ June 30 ~ August 25

October 6 ~ December 8Stay tuned for more detials about each event

"Darling!Let's Springinto actionand hit thegrounds at

DYC!!"

Contributions forour DYC flowers arealways appreciated

Saturday May 7th

8:30 am

Wine Down Wednesdays½ Off Any Bottle of Wine

With the Purchase of Two Dinner EntréesValid Wednesdays only.Offer In Grill Restaurant only.

Not valid on Holidays. Cannot be combined with any other offer.4

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FROM THE GENERAL MANAGERPAUL HUGHES

““SSppeecciiaall aa llaa CCaarrttee CChhiicckkeenn DDiinnnneerr”” FFrriieedd CChhiicckkeenn sseerrvveedd wwiitthh ttoosssseedd

ssaallaadd && cchhooiiccee ooff ttwwoo ssiiddeess 22 ppmm uunnttiill CClloossee

Adults - $8 bucksKids under 12 - $5 bucks

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Welcome Back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We have kept very busy over

the winter months painting,building, and refurbishingmany areas of our beautifulclubhouse on limited budgets,so please be patient as Jeffand his crew finish up thesevarious projects. We alsotackled some very deepsteam cleaning in the indoorpool and locker areas. Checkit out; some of these areashave not looked this good fordecades. If you see anything

we missed, let me know as we will take care of it right away.

IMPORTANT MESSAGESSATURDAY, APRIL 2nd - this is not your average "Back to theIsland" party. This is going to be a blow out. Join us for 15 bucksand you will remember why you're a member at the DYC!SUNDAY, APRIL 24th - Easter Brunch. Chef Ken and Crystalmust be doing something right. Our brunch revenue has climbedeven in this difficult economy. Join us to find out why. Pleasereserve now.FRIDAY, MAY 6th - Help save the Gold Cup. This is not only tohelp promote the DYC, but to do our part in supporting the boatracing tradition in Detroit. (Event details included in mailing.)

MEMBERSHIP INITIATIVESJack Lyon has some big time programs going right now. You will

want to see him for details. If you do not have any immediateprospective members, you will soon after talking to Jack. Pleasecontact us for details. Let's get those boats in the water and havesome fun!

Paul Hughes

Father’s Day Antique Car & Classic

Boat ShowSunday, June 19th

Cars in Starlight Circle & West End parking lot and boats in the Harbor.

Displays are of wonderfully preserved motor vehicles and boats.

This year the DYC celebrates the Centennial of theIndianapolis 500

See cars that have raced in the Indy 500

Metro ClubMetro ClubWhitney

Thursday, April 21st

7:00 pm

Join your fellow DYC’ers for some afterwork drinks,fun and friendship at the “Ghost Bar” located on the thirdfloor of legendary Whitney Restaurant on Thursday,April 21 at 7pm. The Whitney is located at 4421Woodward Ave., Detroit.

**PROPER ATTIRE**For more info, please contact:

DAVID ALLER ~ (586) [email protected]

Wednesdays ~ $10Festivale di Pasta & Caesar Salad Bar

USA SWIMMING AT THE DYC

The USA Swim Team finished our season a few weeks agowith all of our kids swimming their best times throughout thechampionship season. The following kids represented the Clubat the Junior Olympic meet this year, Sofia Giacobone,Katherine Koueiter, Robby Koueiter, Matthew Koueiter, DannyNowicki, Katie Nowicki, Aidan King, Brian Wenz, Ian Grimes,Veronica Stafford and CJ Stafford. Brian Wenz and Aidan Kingwent on to represent the Detroit Yacht Club in Zeeland,Michigan at the State meet.

The team will begin their first ever Long Course season inApril, if you are a registered USA swimmer and would like toswim with us, please contact Michelle Koueiter [email protected] for further information. The summerswim program will begin in May, for information regarding thatprogram please contact Laura Wenz (313) 885-8923.

Congratulations to all of the swimmers and our coachesChristian Erard and Matt Leix on a great season! See you atthe pool!

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GARDEN CLUBPAM MALONEY

VOYAGEURSMIDGE SAVAGE

WHAWHAT T ARE THE VOYARE THE VOYAGEURS DOING NEXT?AGEURS DOING NEXT?

Don't miss out on the fun!

Make your reservations now!

Space is limited

Saturday, April 16th

6:30 pm Live Harness Racing

Sounds like a good time. You bet it is!Meet at Northville Downs, 301 S. Center Street Northville, MI 48167 at 6:30 pm. Cost $31.00 per person inclusive.

Included: All you can eat buffet, Clubhouse admission and pro-gram, reserved table for the evening, salute and welcome bytrack announcer, race named after DYC, and group picture.Buffet Menu: Carved top round of beef, three hot entrees, pota-to and vegetable, full salad bar, cheese and relish trays, rolls andbutter, desert table, coffee or tea, cash bar. Try your luck. Studythe handicaps or pick the best name. Make your reservations soyou can place your bets.

Reserve on line by April 9 or contact Midge Savage at 313-584-8211 or [email protected] for more information. DYC can-cellation policy will apply after April 9 if a replacement is notfound.

Friday, May 6th: Players Spring InvitationalMeet at The Players Club 3321 East Jefferson Avenue Detroit, MI 48207

Cost $30.00 per person inclusive.Doors open at 7:00 pm.

Join the Players in celebrating their100th season. Enjoy the talents of theall-male cast as they present three one-act plays for our enjoy-ment.

Ticket price includes Dragonmead Beer, pop, and water. Youmay bring your own wine. Bring an appetizer to share. Dress isblack tie-optional for Friday's performance, dark suit with tie isacceptable for gentlemen.

Reserve on line or contact: Nancy Foran at (313) [email protected] or Midge Savage at (313)[email protected].

Join us for this fun-filled evening!

Remember to initiate or renew your Voyageurs membership ($10dollars per household membership). Send an e-mail to MidgeSavage at [email protected] indicating you would like theClub to charge your dues to your DYC account. Ensure your mem-bership stays current - that way you will never miss out on the winecertificate drawing when you attend Voyageurs sponsored events.Your continued support of Voyageurs events allows us to supportClub enhancements while spending time with friends.

ONLONLYY AA FEW DAFEW DAYS LEFTYS LEFTTTO SIGN UPO SIGN UP FORFOR

3rd Annual DYC Garden Club Cookery Class and Luncheon

Saturday, April 9th

10:00 AM to 2:00 PMSoups, Salads and Sweets

For Spring and SummerThe all-inclusive cost for the day's event is $32.00.

This covers cooking demonstrations, tastings, doorprizes, a luncheon, and a cookbook of the day'srecipes, as well as tax and gratuity. There will be aboutique, raffle and a two item silent auction. All prof-its go to the DYC Garden Club to create and maintainour DYC gardens.

Check out the poster in the Blue Hallway for moredetails.Reservations can be made by contacting:

Catering at (313) 824 - 2788 or online at the DYC website.

Remember ALL profits will be used for DYC Gardens.

COME JOIN US TO HELP OUR GARDENS GROW.

For SaleFor SaleBON BONS AND LOLLIPOPS

These Bon Bons look like trufflesand are packaged in sets of 8 in anice little box tied with a colorful rib-bon. The cost per box is $16.00.There is a Culinary Basil Collection,an Italian Herb Collection and anHerbal Tea Collection.

The Lollipops are individually wrappedand tied with a ribbon. They are attachedto a biodegradable marker. The cost perlollipop is $5.00. The four types of lol-lipops are oregano, cilantro, basil andparsley.

No, they are not edible in their currentstate. But toss them gently on the soil;add water and sunshine and soon you willhave edible herbs or leaves for fresh tea. These uniqueorganic seed balls will be on sale at the cookery school,April 9th and Mother's Day weekend at our annual Herb,Plant and Flower Sale. Pre-order forms are available at theReception Counter. These bon bons and lollipops are anunique gift or just a great treat to put in your own garden.

Check out the poster in the blue hallway for more infor-mation.Reminder: The Garden Club meets on the third Tuesday ofthe month at 6:30 pm in the Silver Cup Room.

For more information contact Pam Maloney at (248) 356-0042 or

[email protected]

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UPCOMING EVENTS

DYC HANDBALL &RACQUETBALL CLUB

TUESDAYNIGHTSat 7:00 pm

Workout League

Please email me for more info onupcoming leagues and eventsTroy Brownrigg 248-421-9876

[email protected]

DYC LobstDYC Lobster Fer Festest(Please call ahead with reservation and lobster order, otherwise,

first come, first served!)

FFridariday Niy Nigghthtssduring the entire month of April

1.5 pound Whole Maine Lobster Dinner ~ Market priceFresh, 1.5 Pound Whole Maine Lobster with Warm Butter and LemonIncludes: Coleslaw, Redskins, Corn on the Cob, Biscuits and Rolls

A t ten t ion Lo bs te r L ove rs ! ! DYC Sea Gulls present

EUCHRE NIGHTEUCHRE NIGHTWednesday, April 13Wednesday, April 13thth

7:00 pm7:00 pmPut your skills to the test and help support the DYC Sea Gulls.

Entry Fee: $5.00 ~ Cash Prizes Awarded

You may sign-up at the DYC Reception Counter or contact Linda Cowles at (313) 408-9696 or [email protected]

It’s Time to Sign up for Summer Fun!Join us again for the Join us again for the

Summer ProgramSummer ProgramSign-UpSign-UpSwim Team

Junior SailingCamp ~ Sign up is ONLY

on the website of “Kid’s Entertainment”www.kecamps.com.

SundaySunday, May 1, May 1stst ~ 2:00 pm~ 2:00 pmFountain Room

Get the latest information, buy your team swimsuits, and get ready for summer!

Sea Gulls Sea Gulls Presidents Luncheon

Tuesday , May 3rd

11:30 am • Trophy RoomPlease call the Reception Counter with your

reservations ( 313) 824-1200

Save the date and meet the Flying Scot Team!Kick - off - Party

Friday, April 29th

6:30 pmSweepstakes Room

Cocktail Party and sign-up party

Peter DryovageCell 734-564-2384 7

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AROUND AND ABOUT THE DYCDYC FLORIDA GATHERING

WINTERFEST GRILLED CHEESE COOK-OFF

8

METRO CLUB CURLING

BLESSING OF THE BURGEE AT MARINERS CHURCH

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SAVE THE DATE

55thth Annual DTE Parade of LightsAnnual DTE Parade of LightsSaturdaySaturday, June 25, June 25thth

After 10:00PM

Interested Committee Volunteers may contact: Delphine S. [email protected](313) 587-4002

Crawford-Armstrong Handicapped Association

BUTTERFLY SUNDAYSunday, May 15th

Silent Auction2:00 - 6:00 pm

Your invitations to BUTTERFLY SUNDAY, May 15th , are fly-ing your way. The Crawford-Armstrong HandicappedAssociation is inviting you to join us at our annual fundraiserfor 'Fun Day in the Sun' to be held on June 18th.

This year, in the Port Haven Room, you will find an array offantastic and unique items available for your successful bids.Along with our Silent Auction, we will be offering hourly raf-fles and special items for the younger set. BUTTERFLYSUNDAY is a great time to bring your family and friends toenjoy the day at the Historic DYC and support this annualfundraiser and perhaps indulge in Chef Ken's deliciousChicken Buffet. Your support to this fundraiser enables us tocontinue to help those less fortunate and give back to thecommunity. Won't you join us in doing so.

To donate auctions items please callMarilynn Maisner - (248) 473-4167

orMidge Savage - (313) 584-8211

Looking forward to sharing the day with you.CAHA

SASAVEVE THETHE DADATE ~ TE ~ New DateNew DateCrawford-Armstrong

Handicapped Day“Fun Day In The Sun”“Fun Day In The Sun”

Saturday, June 18th

Boaters and VolunteersNeeded

Contact: Com. Leonard Maisner ~ (248) 473-4167 or

Midge Savage ~ (313) 584-8211

Boating Committee Rendezvous

Pub Crawl Pub Crawl SaturdaySaturday, May 21, May 21stst

Gather in DYC Bar 6:00 pm grab a bite to eat.

Buses leave DYC 7:00 pm sharp, return to DYCbetween midnight and 1:00 am

'V'Visit many bars' !! Don't miss the funisit many bars' !! Don't miss the funHurry, space is limited. Sign up at Reception Counter

$25 pp + cash barFor more info contact: [email protected]

Let the Races Begin!

137th

Kentucky DerbySaturday, May 7th

5:00 pm TV coverage6:15 pm Approx. Post time

Come to the Club and enjoy special Kentucky Derby Drinks~ Mint Juleps ~ Bourbon Peach Tea and play some Derbygames.Chef Ken will prepare a special Derby menu.Call the Grill with your Reservations (313) 824-1200 x 234

Memorial Day Weekend Events95th Memorial Regatta to be held

on Saturday, May 28th

Join us for the traditional Join us for the traditional Memorial Day CeremonyMemorial Day Ceremony

MondayMonday, May 30, May 30thth

Tea & Crumpets at 10:00 amMemorial Day Services at 11:00 am Followed by Blessing of the Fleet

ALL MEMBERS AND THEIRFAMILIES ARE INVITED10

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Next Membership MeetingNext Membership Meetingto be held

Tuesday, April 5th

7:00 pmCome and join us as we discuss new plans forstrengthening our member retention program. The Membership Committee would

like to Welcome the following newmembers to the Detroit Yacht Club.

ActiveJames Whyard

Anthony SciclunaJoseph HeckendornGanesa Wegienka

Active BoatingSamuel A. Cerrito ll

Jim KempPaul LoffredaIntermediatesEric Gutierrez

Selina NowaczynskiNon- ResidentRonald V. Burr

Fulton B. EaglinReinstatements

Gail HallidayHenry Coucke

Sarah & John HigginsPaul Caruso

MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT ON THE MOVEJACK LYON

Monday - Friday 12:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday - 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Swim Team PracticeDuring Swim Team practice there is a lane

open to allow members to swim. Adult swimmers with a buddy or group are

welcome to Swim (without a lifeguard) whenDYC Maintenance staff is on property.

8:00 am-10:00 pmYou will need to sign a release form before

using the Pool during this time period.Forms available at the Front Gate or

Reception Counter.

POOL HOURS

Daily 5:00 am - 9:00 pm Except Monday ~ 5 am - 7 pm

You must be 18 years old to use equipment.

FITNESS ROOM

All DYC Members,Please remember that per our House Rules Section

2-b Guests are not allowed to use the Club facilitiesmore than four times per year. If your guests areenjoying the privileges of our Club and its many ameni-ties, please, have them contact General Manager PaulHughes or our Membership Director Jack Lyon (313)824-1200 ext. 233 to apply for a membership to our his-toric Detroit Yacht Club. With membership to our Club,they can continue to use our entire facility and help cre-ate another 142 years of history. Thank You, DYC House Committee

GUESTS HOUSE RULES

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Mrs. Julia Skiffington Cotter(DYC Member) ~ Saturday, February 19

Mr. William K. Prisk(Former DYC Member) ~ Wednesday, February 23

Mr. Robert Herbst(Brother of DYC Member Judy McGuire) ~ Monday, March 14

Mrs. Lauren Myers(Former DYC Member) ~ Wednesday, March 23

EIGHT BELLS

Pass the Word to Your Friends The New Video of

Detroit Yacht Club is HERE!

http://www.vimeo.com/16490554

Grill Dining RoomTuesday through Saturday

11:30 am - 9:00 pmSunday ~ 11:30 am - 8 pm

Breakfast Menu ~ 11:30 am - 2 pm “Special a la Carte Sunday Chicken Dinner” ~ 2 pm until Close

Grill Bar LoungeTuesday through Thursday

11:30 am - 12:00 MidnightFriday and Saturday11:30 am - 1:00 am

Sunday ~ Noon ~ 11:00 pmCall for reservations (313) 824-1200 ext. 234

BAR & GRILL HOURS ~ APRIL

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Members, Please help me in welcom-

ing our new members to theClub. Their photos are on thewall in the blue hallway. So ifyou see them around theClub please introduce your-self.

Cheers,Jack Lyon

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Perfect Priced Menus

*Complete Menu Selections Available Through Your Catering Representative

Including Package, Hosted, and Cash Beverage Service

DUET ENTREE $26++ Per PersonSALADGarden Salad with Cucumbers, Tomatoesand CroutonsRanch & Italian DressingFresh Rolls and butter***Create your own Duet and select two of the following:Braised Short Rib of BeefChicken PrincessBaked Herb Breaded WhitefishTwo Crab Stuffed Shrimp Chef's Selection of Vegetable and StarchDuet Entree with Filet Mignon $40++

DINNER BUFFET $21++ Per PersonGarden Salad with Cucumbers, Tomatoes and CroutonsRanch & Italian DressingOrMarinated Cucumber and Tomato SaladFresh Rolls and Butter

Herb Roasted ChickenMashed Potatoes, Macaroni &

Cheese or StuffingChef's Bistro BlendADDITIONAL ENTRÉESCarved Beef $7++Tilapia $8++

LUNCHEON $16++ Per PersonSALADGarden Salad with Cucumbers, Tomatoes and CroutonsRanch & Italian DressingOrMarinated Fall Vegetable SaladFresh Rolls and Butter***Select One of the Following EntreesChicken Picatta or Chicken Princess

For More Information and Date Availability Contact:Jennifer McDonnell

(313) [email protected]

OrCarly Roberts (313) 824-2887

[email protected]

The Port Haven

is available for special events! If you have a

birthday, 1st communion, an anniversary or

any other special event coming up, please

contact us for reservations now! 13

Mother’s DDay BBrunchSunday, MMay 88th

on the Second Floor

11:30 am to 3:00 pmDelicious FFood aand aa SSpectacular SSweet TTable!

Adults $25.95++ ~ Children $13.95++ 7-12 yrs. ~Children $ 7.95++ 4-6 yrs.

Jackets required for gentlemen • No denimPlease make your reservations at the Reception Counter (313) 824-1200

Grill Restaurant opens at 3:00 pm featuring a Dinner Special

Please make your reservations with the Grill early

(313) 824-1200, ext. 234.

ROD AND GUN CLUBBILL & COM. DON

The Rod and Gun Club would like to take a moment to thankall the DYC staff for their support of our events. Their positiveattitude and professional demeanor towards our members andguests help to make each event a success. Don and I consid-er staff to be a part of the Rod and Gun family.

The Rod and Gun Club has enjoyed many events over the"down time" at the DYC. We shot trap with Bayview, snowmo-biled the Upper Peninsular, worked the Winterfest & fished thewaters of Florida! Now that Spring is here, it is time for ourAnnual Meeting to set fun events for the upcoming year. Themeeting is April 7th, in the Trophy room at 7:30-9pm. We wel-come all current and new members - please come to help setup our events and show your support.

Due to our outstanding staff, the MOMC has scheduled theirWalleye Tournament out of the DYC again this year. The eventis April 17th. The MOMC will also hold their captain's meetingat the DYC the evening before. If you are interested in joiningthis event let me know via e-mail. Additionally, the MOMC,DYC R&G Club, DAC and GPYC are sponsoring the MichiganSpecial Olympics Musky Derby June 21st at the Grosse PointeYacht Club. This is an all day event which helps raise moneyfor Special Olympics programs in Michigan. The DYC Rod &Gun Club has helped raise over $60,000 since we have beeninvolved. To enter this event, teams will charter a boat for fourpersons ($650.00) - splitting the cost between team membersincludes breakfast at the GPYC, all day musky charter and adinner at the GPYC. Best of all you help the Special Olympics.Again, if you are interested let me know via e-mail.

The other events will be posted after our Annual Meeting.Thanks to everyone that has supported the DYC Rod and GunClub. Hope to see you at the meeting April 7th.

ENJOY THE OUTDOORS!!!! Com. Don & Bill

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Every Sunday but Easter Starting in April “Fried Chicken Dinner” $8 adults ~ $5 Kids under 12

AprilEvery Friday in April ~ Lobster Friday

2 DYC Back to the Island “Kick-Off Party”5 Membership Meeting8 Lobster Friday9 Garden Club Cooking Class

15 Harbor Opens15 Lobster Friday16 Easter Egg Hunt16 Voyageurs going to Northville Downs21 DYC Wine Society Tasting22 Lobster Friday24 Easter Sunday Brunch29 Flying Scots Kick-Off Cocktail Party

May1 Summer Program Sign-Up3 Sea Gulls Luncheon3 Membership Meeting6 Voyageurs at the Players6 APBA Fundraising Dinner & Silent Auction7 Kentucky Derby7 Clean Up Day - Vice Commodore’s Ball8 Mother’s Day Brunch

15 Crawford Armstrong Silent Auction19 Off-the-Dock Race 21 Annual Pub Crawl22 SYRC River Challenge26 Off-the- Dock Race27 Memorial Cocktail Party28 Memorial Regatta30 Memorial Day Services30 Blessing of the Fleet

June2 Off-the-Dock Race9 Off-the Dock Race

16 Off-the-Dock Race16 Swim Meet Country Club of Detroit at DYC18 Crawford Armstrong “Fun in the Sun” Day19 Father’s Day Brunch19 Antique Car & Classic Boat Show20 Summer Program Begins23 Swim Meet DYC at DCC 23 Off-the-Dock Race25 Parade of Lights25 Sandbar Restaurant, Puce River Rendezvous25 Rum Challenge30 Swim Meet PH at DYC 30 DYC Wine Society Tasting

July4 Pool Games4 Cardboard Boat Regatta7 Swim Meet DYC at GIGCC8 Swim Meet 13 & Over Ponchatrain Relay at DGC

8-10 Hydroplane Races

EventEvents for 201s for 20111

July cont.12 Swim Meet DYC at OH14 Off-the-Dock Race14 Swim Meet GPHC at DYC 15 Swim Meet 10 & Under Mini Meet at DYC 8 am

22-24 Muskamoot Raft-off Rendezvous 29 Last Day of Summer Camp30 Jr.Sailing Regatta31 Swim Team Finals at GPHC

August6 Voyageurs Summer Wine Tasting7 Dock Breakfast7 Fleet Review

11 Off-the-Dock Race12 Jr. Venetian Night 13 Venetian Night20 Dinghy & Small Boat Poker Run25 DYC Wine Society Tasting27 Swim Team Awards Banquet & Pool Party

27-28 Maumee Bay, Ohio Rendezvous (Limited Wells Available)

September1 Off-the-Dock Race3 Pig Roast5 Labor Day Club - Open for the Holiday 8 “Man of the Day” Cocktail Party9 Off-the-Dock Race

9-11 Sarnia, Canada Rendezvous 10 SYRC Sweepstakes Regatta

October1 Oktoberfest

6-9 Metro Rendezvous Frost Bite13 DYC Wine Society Tasting15 Sweetest Day22 FallFest Hay Ride31 Halloween - Club Closed

November5 Voyageurs Wine Tasting7 DYC Annual Meeting & Election8 Club Closed

19 Club Decorating for the Holidays20 Commodore’s Coffee24 Thanksgiving Brunch

December3 Holiday Ball8 DYC Wine Society Tasting9 Voyageurs Holiday Party

11 Children’s Holiday Party21 Hanukkah begins25 Christmas26 Kwanzza Begins31 New Year’s Eve 03/25//2011

The Dates that are listed are as of March. Some dates subject to change

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DOCKLINE

A Message From Your HarborImprovement Committee

CAN YOU BELIEVE IT… IT’S BOATING SEASON

HARBOR OPENS APRIL 15th

Harbormaster Ross and the Staff are on duty to serve you

BEFORE YOU BRING YOUR BOAT INTO THE HARBOR

PLEASE REMEMBERNotify the Harbormaster 24 Hours In Advance

AndYour account must be current

SPRING HARBOR HOURSMONDAY-FRIDAY 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM

SATURDAY-SUNDAY 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM

HARBOR STORE OPENS APRIL 30th

Try Our Valet Service To & From the Parking Lots to Your BoatPlus Picnic Areas

Call the Harbor Office

DYC’S THE PLACE TO BE

FLYING SCOTS KELLI MURPHY

SSpring has definitely arrived on pring has definitely arrived on the Detroit Riverthe Detroit RiverDYC Flying ScotDYC Flying Scots s

sailing is underway! sailing is underway!

Spring Series Racing isSaturday mornings - April9, 16, 23 and 30. DYCsailors with Skipper orRacing Skipper cards arewelcome to race. Arrive by9:30am - Skippers' Meeting10:00am. Spectators or vol-unteers for chase boat andrace committee duties arealways welcome.

Instruction VolunteerOrientation - Sunday, April17th at 2:00 pm at theSailing Center. Instructors, Class Captains, Chase-BoatDrivers and anyone who wants to volunteer to help shouldplan to attend. We'll overview this year's class schedule andrefresh volunteers on instruction and safety procedures forclass. Please contact Connie Allen at [email protected] if youare unable to attend.

This year's Instruction Program Kick-off Party is Friday,April 29th at 7:00pm. Students can come sign up for thisyear's classes or just mingle with DYC sailors. DYC's BasicSailing Instruction for adults starts on May 3th, and runsTuesday & Thursday evenings until Labor Day. Students cantake the first 9-week Spring Session (May - June), the sec-ond Summer Session (July - August) or the full 18-week sea-son. The cost for DYC members is $150 per 9-week sessionor $250 for the full summer. (A limited number of spaces maybe available for non-members at $350 for each 9-week ses-sion or $600 for the summer.) Sign up on line atwww.dycflyingscots.org! With classes on the water twonights a week, frequent topical lectures, a written manual andopportunities for out-of-class practice, the DYC's program isone of the most comprehensive club learn to sail programs inthe area.

Please contact Chair Kelli Murphy at (248)506-8490 [email protected] for more information. You canalso visit our website at www.dycflyingscots.org for the latestinformation on what Flying Scots are doing.

"SIMPLER THAN SAILINGCHEAPER THAN POWER BOATING"

Kayak time will soon beupon us. So it is time to reor-ganize the Kayak Club. Iwould like to start by collectinga list of DYC kayak enthusi-asts, both those who ownkayaks and those who do not.That list will be the KayakClub roster. Once I have alist, I will share it so we can

contact each other to arrange times to kayak together.If you would like to be on that list, email me at

[email protected]. Tell me your name, email addressand phone number (optional), if you have your own kayak andhow many.

Gerald Patrick Maloney

KAYAK CLUBJERRY MALONEY

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Business Card b/w $ 200 3 w X 2 h1/4 page b/w $ 300 3 3/4 w X 4 3/4 h 1/2 page b/w $ 550 7 5/8 w X 5 1/2 hFull page b/w $ 650 7 3/8 w X 10 h Page insidecover Color $ 1,050 8 1/2 w X 11 hFull page inside back cover color $ 1,050 8 1/2 w X 11 hBackpage Color $ 1,250 8 1/2 w X 11 h To place Ad call Margaret Gmeiner at (313) 824-1200 ext. 232.

Please Submit Camera-ready art to Bob Andrews at:Wholesale Bindery, Inc.23830 Harvard St. ~ Dearborn, Michigan 48124e-mail [email protected]

Ad must be Camera-ready. If we prepare the ad, Wholesale Bindery will charge accordingly

Any Questions please call Margaret Gmeiner at (313) 824-1200 ext. 232

The Official Member Directory andHarbor Registry 2011for the Detroit Yacht Club.

By appearing in the MainSheet you receive 12 months of exposure to prime prospects for one LOW rate.

Boating Season is BACK and it's time to fill the Club and harbor with the sound of boats, cheers, laughter and the thrills of theracing season....The Gold Cup Hydroplane Races that is!

As Commodore A.J. stated we have secured the presenting sponsorship for this year's APBA Detroit Gold Cup Races. We aredoing this exciting venture to ensure that this wonderful tradition of hydroplane racing continues and to place the Historic DetroitYacht Club in the forefront.

With this great opportunity we will be able to court potential members, have great publicity and opportunity to cater to severalother venues. This partnership with the DRRA is a definite Win-Win for our Club and its members.

The DYC and the DRRA will hold a special "Help Preserve A Great Detroit Tradition" fundraising dinner on May 6th; the tick-et price is $100 a person. This event is open to all surrounding private club members, and the general public, so pass the wordand bring your friends. If we can get 100 of our members to each bring five people, the event will be a smashing success! This isa perfect event to entertain clients, perspective members and anyone you know that has an interest in Detroit's River WaterfrontWonderland.

We are also in need of items to be donated for the silent auction on May 6th; please contact Dan Nowicki or myself directly withdonation items.

As we move forward with these fundraising efforts we want to assure you that we are not giving up the dream of raising spon-sorship for the Miss DYC boat. Our hope is to be able to do both! However, if at some point we are unable to raise the necessaryfunds we will focus solely on our Presenting Sponsor commitment for the 2011 APBA Gold Cup Race.

Spread the word and come on down to "Help Preserve A Great Detroit Tradition"! and A Great DYC Tradition too!Mary Rachwal2011 Miss DYC Gold Cup Hydroplane Committee Chair

"Help Preserve "Help Preserve AA Great Detroit TGreat Detroit Tradition"radition"&&

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