July 2015

Volume 37

Issue 8 July 2015 Inside this issue: Page #

History of the PYC 1-2

16-17

Commodore Report 3

Vice Commodore &

Rear Commodore’s

4

Secretary’s report 5-6

Sunshine 9

Delta Cruise Schedule 10-11

Cruise-Out Schedule 13

Membership Drive 13

Memorial Day Pic-tures

14-15

Event Chair In-

formation

18

Board Members

& Committee Chairs

19

Calendar 20

PETALUMA YACHT CLUB

CHICKEN SCRATCH

Continued on page 2

“THE HISTORY OF THE PETALUMA YACHT CLUB”

By Al Alys ~ August 2004

In 1977 Bob McLaughlin was inspired and enthusiastic about the prospects of

realizing a marina in Petaluma. He already had a name for the marina in his

mind, “Egg Harbor”. It was reminiscent of the heritage of Petaluma once being

known as the egg basket of the world. Bob felt that the creation of a yacht club

in town would help the cause of building a marina. With that objective, he set

about contacting a number of people to explore forming a yacht club. He also

placed an advertisement in the classified section under ‘boats for sale” in the lo-

cal Argus Courier Newspaper calling for prospective members.

The first turnout of interested folks gathered at the house of Gene Riggs because

he had the most room. There was an interesting collection of people, both sail

and power boaters, a few non boaters, members of other clubs and varying back-

grounds. A total of approximately15 people. One experienced elderly gentleman

with a grand head of gray hair and dressed in full yachting tradition set a tone of

distinction to the meeting as an advisor.

The initial meeting accomplished four things. First, that yes a yacht club should

be formed, second, it should be called Petaluma Yacht Club (PYC), third that

Gene Riggs be the leader and last another meeting should be scheduled. Before

another meeting could be scheduled Gene Riggs announced he was moving to

Guam. The clubs first unofficial resignation.

After that Al Alys arranged for the club to hold its meetings in the community

room of what was then Northbay Savings Bank where he worked at Petaluma

Boulevard and C Street.

Meetings were devoted to organization, beginning with Al Alys drafted as Com-

modore, Doug Robinson, Vice Commodore, and Tony Smith, Rear Commodore.

Discussion ensued in how to attract members, what activities to have, dues, a

burgee, among other things. A good portion of the meetings were captured by

Bob McLaughlin with regard to his devotion to have the city pursue the building

of a marina.

In November of 1977, the PYC planned its first event. A barbeque for members,

guests and prospective members at Walnut Park at the Boulevard and D Street.

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The day of the BBQ there were intermittent showers, so the feast was moved indoors to the community room.

However, the cooking took place at the park and the food was transported the one block back through the rain

to the community room. In spite of the circumstances, the PYC began its tradition of always having fun under

any circumstances.

After the holidays of 1977, the club asked one of its members, Emily Daily, who had artistic ability to design a burgee. The club wanted a design that identified with Petaluma, but not cows. The burgee that the club has

was her very first design and was immediately adopted by club members.

By April of 1978 the members had their burgees and were ready to display it. Opening Day on San Francisco

Bay in April was discussed but it was a stretch of time from Gilardia (Lakeville Marina) for the several boats

to go. It was decided to have a parade from Lakeville Marina to the downtown basin and back. Four boats,

three power and one sail, donned signal flags and the new burgee for the parade. As it happened, it rained

and the wind blew. The parade was carried out with very few witnesses at the turning basin, including the

people tending to the bridge. The cotton signal flags were not colorfast and some of the boats had colorful

decks afterward. Upon returning to Lakeville Marina drenched, everyone headed up to the bar and in keeping

with tradition, carried on a good party, capping opening day.

The club continued to attract members and was composed of 50% boaters and 50% non-boaters. Dues were

established at $25.00 per year. Meetings continued in the bank’s community room.

During June of each year, Petaluma has the Sonoma Marin Fair which is a 4H and FFA fair. On the last day

of the fair, there used to be a parade from downtown Petaluma to the fairgrounds. The PYC entered the pa-

rade to make itself known to the community and attract new members. Harry Simpson, a charter member and

previous winner of several San Francisco opening day decorated boat contests, designed the flat for the pa-

rade. His friend from Novato furnished a 24-foot trailerable boat and truck. The entire bow was embraced

with a large egg of cardboard that looked like the egg on the burgee. The rest of the boat was decorated with

blue and white streamers together with the words “Petaluma Yacht Club” on both sides. Riding in the egg

was a member dressed in a costume she made all covered with feathers to look like a new chick. She would

pop up and down from the egg along the route. The truck pulling the boat played songs such as “Anchors

Away” and “Row-Row-Row Your Boat”. Other members walked along the float in full yacht dress carrying

paddles and signs saying “Join the newly hatched Yacht Club”. A number of new members were gained as a

result of that effort. Building the float over a month’s period with food and beverage strengthened the mem-

bership.

Harry Simpson, having been a cruise chairman many times for the San Rafael YC and the Marin Power Squadron suggested that the PYC begin cruising. Harry organized the first cruise for the club which became the annual Delta Cruise. It was a one week cruise ending on Labor Day. Three boats joined in, Doug and

Shirley Robinson aboard the “Canadian Mist” a new 25-foot fiberglass Century, Al and Shirley Alys aboard “Crackers” a 26-foot 1963 Chris Craft, and Harry and Betty Simpson aboard the “Tiger II” a 26-foot 1962 Chris Craft. Also aboard were three teenagers. Two days before the cruise the Simpsons hosted a pre-Delta

gathering at their house to go over the trip and sound advice. This gathering established the tradition of a pre-Delta party that occurred every year.

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Ted Adams - Commodore

Hello one and all.

For those of you that were won-

dering why there was no news of

the board meeting in May, there

was only one thing done and it

was the voting in of new members. Otherwise we

had no quorum and that’s the end of that.

The June meeting was different. We had a quor-

um and a stack of things to get through. First and

foremost, our esteemed RCO, Mike Freeman, had

decided to resign his post and we decided to ac-

cept, without discussion. Seems the guy is way

over loaded, and had to give it up. Thanks Mike

Freeman for your service, I hope you will be able

to return someday. He is however staying on as

the cruise director, doing an excellent job there. In

his place David Quist has taken over the RCO slot

until the end of the year, and might take it from

there, TBD. Speaking of the new RCO, the stove

is fixed, He and I got the drain cleared this week,

and the galley is all cleaned up due to David’s

hard work. He’s got a long row to hoe, but he’s

doing great!

Which by the way leaves 2 vacancies on the

FLAG OFFICER’S REPORTS

board, and the request by the current secretary

(David Quist) his position (as secretary) as well. If

you’re inclined helping the club, now is the time.

There were some minor tax issues discussed at the

meeting, and then the membership drive. Holy cow,

what a slew of new members. We approved 8 in the

last two months, 2 more next month, I believe they

will add to the character of the club immensely. I

hope that we will add at least 10 more new member-

ships to the club by the end of the year bringing us to

near 100 memberships.

Speaking of cruise outs, this weekend (6/27-28) is

the cruise to South beach, the weekend after is to

Martinez for the 4th of July. If you have a boat, and

you use it, come out with us, we always have a good

time. Contact Mike Freeman.

I hope you are all enjoying the new member profiles,

I wanted to bring them back. I asked Denise Calvert

to try and get folks to write the articles about them-

selves and I believe she has had great success.

Looking forward to seeing you down at the club

Ted

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David Quist - Rear Commodore

First- let me say I am as surprised as you are about this change! After reading Mike’s emails about his rea-sons to resign as RCO it is complete-ly understandable and I personally thank him for all his efforts to date in

this role and for all he has done for the club so far! The good news is he and Beth remain with the club!

Second- part of my accepting this new role without any ‘seasoning’ was getting many promises of sup-port from many bridge and board members! In fact, several of the roles of the RCO are being divided up and being managed by others to help me out.

#1- Cruise Outs ---will be continued by Mike Free-man- Yayyyyyyy!!! Whewwwww…..

#2- Rentals ---- will be handled by Director John

Wolthausen- Yayyyyyyy!!! Whewwww

#3- Cruise Ins --- will be handled by-- me----- aw shucks……… and all the rest!!!

No, really, Al Alys has promised the full support of the Buildings and Grounds committee to help me with maintenance issues. They probably know me and a hammer can do more damage than good so it is best to ‘support’ me than have me do it alone!!!

I am much better at the bar!

In closing, I will try very hard to be a good RCO for the remainder of the term. I have already been involved in overseeing the oven repair, the drains being cleaned out and REPLACING the dining room Direct TV box!!! How about that!!!! Over and Out!!!

David Quist, RCO

Tina Powell - Vice Commodore

Happy Summer! Our summer is off

to a great start – a big Thank you to

the O’Leary’s for doing a great job at

the bar. Likewise to all our bartend-

ers, all the hard work that goes into the bar. This is

why the boaters love to come into PYC, we are fun

folks who like to show our guest a good time.

Speaking of a good time, I would like to introduce

this month’s special. Good old Budweiser is on sale

for $1.00 a bottle and if you top that with a pour of

Tequila only $3.00. Now I am not saying to pour

the Tequila on the beer. Yes that’s right A bottle of

beer with a shot of Tequila. Only $3.00.

As most may have heard we did have plumbing is-

sues. Meltdown! So this is just a reminder when

draining the three sinks at the bar, please drain them

one at a time, if we drain all three of them at the

same time, it may cause the drains to back up.

If you are looking for the sodas, they are in the

soda gun. Coke, Diet Coke, Tonic, Soda Water,

Ginger Ale, Lemon Lime. Come on Down!

The Director of the month is Gerry Reinartz

The Bartenders for the month of July are as

follows:

3 - 4 4th of July Honor Bar

10 - 11 GM Madrid

17 -18 Sibbald

24- 25 Townley

Cheers,

Tina Powell, VCO

PETALUMA YACHT CLUB

General Meeting Minutes General Meeting MINUTES

June 5, 2015 7:00 pm

Call to order by Commodore Ted Adams @ 2000 hours. RCO Mike Freeman is excused.

Thanks for dinner Gerry, Nancy, Carol and all the Memorial Day cooks

Treasurers Report Francesca Smith - all good

Secretary’s Report – David Quist - no report

Commodore Reports - Ted Adams

Memorial day success/ Thanks to all the volunteers

Hope everyone that came had good time

Let’s keep up with the membership drive. We’re doing great.

Vice Commodore report -Tina Powell

Bar Financials - all is good.

Rear Commodore report - Mike Freeman- absent - no report

Committee Member Reports:

Events – Carol Anderson/Sherri Adams

Gail- Memorial Day recap- Revenue numbers were very good. 33+ Boats

Membership – Gregg Waugh new member status:

1. 1st Mtg.- Kurt & Esther Schau. Sponsors- Corbetts & Frosts

2. 2nd Mtg.- Houston Porter & Andrea Pierotti. Sponsors- Corbetts & Smiths

3. 2nd Mtg.- Doug & Jill Olson. Sponsors- Corbetts & Lautners

4. 2nd Mtg.- Clyde & Kim Schultz. Sponsors- Corbetts & Heidemanns

5. 2nd Mtg.- Saul Cohen & Annie Flynn. Sponsors- Quist/van Aalderen & Smiths

6. 2nd Mtg.- Chip Smith & Vanessa Woods– Sponsors- Smiths & Adams

7. 2nd Mtg.- Mathew & Jennifer Carter. Sponsors- Brides & Frosts

8. 2nd Mtg.- Dave & Debbie Powell. Sponsors- Johnstons & Steve/Tina Powell

9. 1st Mtg.- Garrett & Nicole Hill. Sponsors- Corbetts & Frosts

10. Member to be inducted in July: Jeff Mayne. Sponsors- Corbetts & Smiths

ALL “2ND MTG” NEW MEMBERS LISTED ABOVE WILL BE PRESENTED AT 6/18 BOARD MTG FOR FULL MEMBERSHIP STATUS. Should they then be voted in as members, they will then be inducted at their next General Meeting attendance.

Advertising – Connie Madrid no report

Cruise-Outs – Ted Adams for RCO: Martinez all set for July 4th weekend. Come out!

Newsletter – Denise Calvert - no report

Photography – Gerry Reinartz – Memorial Day posted on website

Page 5

PICYA - Linda Blue – shirts for wheelchair here for sale. Support the cause!

Web – Gerry Reinartz new hardware in media cabinet. Please respect.

Coop – Maureen Gotham reported good sales from memorial day

Galley – Ted recognized Todd Mendoza did outstanding job all memorial day!

Other Committee Reports

Delta cruise- Mac Smith- see newsletter. Old Town is fun!!! Sign up is now posted. See Mac!!!!

Sunshine- Linda Frost – Thanks to Gail and Francesca for keeping me in loop.

Linda Lockwood’s father just passed.

Mark Gotham’s mother just passed also. Our sympathy goes to them!

Building committee - Al Alys Faucet installed. Hope it worked well during Memorial weekend. We have ‘lost’ mat at front door. If anyone finds it, please bring it back! Oven/Broiler will be repaired. (Secretary note: Repaired 6/8/15)

Old Business: none

New Business: none

For the good of the club – Gail- Memorial Day- posters up for sale- see Gail.

Linda Blue- Forest running CPR training class at Vintage Shopping Center 9-2 tomorrow.

Next board meeting, 6/18 7pm

Adjournment by CO Adams @ 2043 hours.

Respectfully submitted,

David Quist, Secretary, Petaluma Yacht Club

(Continued from page 5)

Next General meeting, SECOND FRIDAY NOT FIRST FRIDAY SO WILL BE JULY10TH!!!!!!!Make a note!!!!

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Nautical Terminology

Deck— This is what your spouse will do to you

after discovering how much money you have

spent on the boat without discussion!

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The sailboats

can get here! Picture courtesy of Nancy Wolf

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Sunshine Chairperson Linda Frost

lindafrost@comcast.net

Call me 707-481-3839

Or 707-780-8812

Please contact me if you know if one of

our members are sick or any other news about our members.

I can’t do my job without your help.

PYC JULY BIRTHDAYS

3rd Catherine Kubo

4th Casey Arena

8th Eva Moore

11th Harold Niles

14th Dick Bray

17th Don Roberts

17th Levi Swift

18th Mary McDermott

19th Dee Jones

19th Betty Schauer

20th Jim Becker

24th Gardner Bride

25th Larry Calvert

28th Gerry Reinartz PYC offers our

condolences to Linda

Lockwood on the

passing of her father.

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Summer Delta Cruise 2015 First Stop. Old Tow n Sacram ento Public Docks

Thursday 8/13/15 – Sunday morning 8/16/15. Come by

car or boat. Hotels close by.

Second Stop. Tow er Park. Leave Old Tow n Sac-

ramento Sunday morning head to Tower Park for one

night.

Third Stop. Delta Yacht Club. Monday m orning

arrive at Delta Yacht Club 10:00 AM or later. Monday

8/17/15 through Friday morning 8/21/15, leave by

10:30 AM Friday.

Fourth Stop. Mildred Island. Friday night 8/21/15

through Sunday 8/23/15 Mildred Island raft out. Be-

yond this we will play it by ear.

Oxbow Yacht Club and Tiburon Yacht Club have been

invited to be part of our Delta Yacht Club stay.

Sign up at the club or with McKenzie Smith

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PYC Delta Cruise 2015 – Sign up Sheet

Thursday August 13 through Sunday August 23

Old Town Sacramento

Old Town Sacramento

Old Town Sacramento

Tower Park

Delta YC

Delta YC

Delta YC

Delta YC

Anchow out at Mildred Is-land

Anchor Out Mildred Island

TBD

Member Name

Boat Name & Length

X if Coming By Car

8/13 Thurs

8/14 Fri

8/15 Sat

8/16 Sun

8/17 Mon

8/18 Tues

8/19

Wed

8/20

Thurs

8/21 Fri

8/22 Sat

8/23

Sun

Mac and Fran-cesca Smith

Lady Francesca 38’

x x x x x x x x x x x

Gail and Levi Swift

x x x x

Scott and April Sibbald

Trooper 37’ x x x

Mike and Beth Freeman

Patience 38’ x x x x x x x x x x x

Ted and Sheri Adams

x x x x x x x

Al and Shirley Alys

Shirley Ann 34’ x x x x x x x x x x

Roy and Barba-ra Johnson

Lucy 35’ x x x x

Dave and Deb-bie Powell

Debra Ann 25’ x x x x x

Don and Gloria Roberts

Misty Sea 37’ x x x x x x

Gregg and Sandy Waugh

Rochambeau 50’

x x x x

Vanessa Woods and Chip Smith

Itsy B 19’ x x x x x x x

Saul Cohen and Ann Flynn

x x x

Steve and Tina Powell

The 19th Hole x x x x

Fred and Linda Frost

x x x x

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● Wills & Trusts ● Trust Administration

● Probate ● Elder Abuse

● Business & Nonprofit Law ● Real Estate Law

Transaction & Litigation

JOHNSTON | THOMAS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

(707) 545-6542

rjohnston@johnstonthomas.com

1400 N. Dutton Ave., Suite 21 ● Santa Rosa, CA 95401

Lawyer, Sailor &

All-Round Good Guy

Roy Johnston

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PYC Summer Membership Drive 2015

To attract new members to our club PYC is offering a 50% discount on initiation fee. The discount applies to applica-

tions received from April 1st until July 31st, 2015. The usual initiation fee of $500 will be reduced to $250 during this

time. The fee can be broken up into 5 payments with the first payment of $50 made when the application is submitted. All other rules apply including attending 2 meetings and being installed as a member with two sponsors. Dues of $300 will

be due at the end of the club year.

We need new members who are interested in the boating life with or without a boat. After all, there are a few members who

have boats for sale! So let's take advantage of this fantastic offering by PYC and bring new members into the club.

Contact Gregg Waugh , membership chairman, at 707-479-9305 for an application

2015 PYC Cruise Out Schedule

Month Destination

September 25-27: Encinal Yacht Club –

Wheelchair Regatta

October 9-11: Angel Island

November 20-22: Benicia YC

December 6th: PYC Lighted Boat Parade

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Memorial Day Event—A sampling of pictures—Lots of pictures on the website

PYC’s Memorial Day Queen!

Gail Swift did an outstanding

job ~ once again! Thank You!

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Continued from page 2

The plan was to meet in the middle of San Pablo Bay near Pt. Pinole since two boats would be coming from

Port Sonoma and San Rafael. With the help of a compass, radio and watch, the boats finally met….but not

near Pt. Pinole. After that, Harry Simpson was designated as the head chicken and his little chicks. With the

burgees flying, the itinerary was as follows:

Saturday: Brannon Island State Park

Sunday & Monday: Lost Slough Anchorage

Tuesday: Walnut Grove

Wednesday: Disappointment Slough Anchorage

Thursday: Village West, Stockton

Friday & Saturday: Potato slough Anchorage

Sunday: San Joaquin YC

Monday, Labor Day: Ride Home

Of note, during this cruise, the first day a brief stop was made at Antioch to visit the club’s first associate

members Adam and Lorraine Denter aboard their boat “Sweet Lorraine”. They were regular members at

Bridgehead YC and later joined most Delta cruises. The other note of interest was hearing an unhappy call on

the radio from a San Rafael YC member aboard “Montego Bay”, aground on Steamboat Slough. Off to the

rescue, the PYC, using two boats was able to pull the San Rafael YC boat, a 40-footer, off the sand. The

club’s reputation spread. With a stop for fuel at Glen Cove, all made it back through San Pablo Bay to home

port. A week afterwards, members met at the Alys’ house for a post-Delta party, and on-again, off-again tra-

dition, with a unanimous vow that there will be an annual club Delta cruise, but with a two-week duration.

In keeping with boating Harry Simpson arranged the first Bay cruise with the Marin Power Squadron to San

Leandro Marina. There were three power boats and two sail boats from PYC. The cruise began at Port Sono-

ma before dawn in pea soup fo gand a minus tide. An infamous start for the first bay cruise. Save for the

knowledgeable Marin Power Squadron cruise, the PYC chickens clung to their sterns and made it safely to

San Leandro. Charter member Bob McLaughlin got started about an hour later from the downtown basin in

his 26-foot Thunderbird sail boat and arrived in San Leandro at 8 pm. He joined in the dinner, slept a few

hours, and headed back to Petaluma at 4 am. Arriving at 6:30 pm. He reinforced the sail boater’s dedication to

the club.

During the latter part of 1978 work was underway to formalize the club so it can begin to apply to PICYA

(Pacific Interclub Yachting Association) for membership. A copy of the by-laws from the San Rafael YC was

obtained which with minor changes was adopted by the membership. The existing officers agreed to serve

another year. Charter member, Barry Parkinson, an attorney, assisted in incorporating the club into a Califor-

nia non-profit organization. Equipped with evidence of incorporation, and a recognized burgee, a committee

applied for membership in PIYCA. Upon a successful interview with the PICYA membership committee, the

board voted the club into a one-year probationary status. The 1979 PICYA yearbook featured the club in the

new applications section. A proud moment with the burgee in full color.

In December 1978, the club had its first annual Christmas party that was held at Lidos on Washington and

Petaluma Boulevard. The club finished the year financially ahead as you can see from the first financial report

on the next page.

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PETALUMA YACHT CLUB

POST OFFICE Boa 925

PETALUMA, CA 94952

Statement of Revenues and Expenditures

11-11-77 thru 12-31-78

Revenues

Dues $406.00

Associate Member Dues 30.00

Deposits for Burgees 216.00

Christmas Party Reservations 190.00

Door Prize ticket sales 17.50

Total revenues $859.50

Expenditures

Printing of by-laws $ 48.98

Post office box rental 16.00

Purchase of club burgees 313.08

Printing of stationery, envelopes, membership cards 109.87

Album for club history 6.36

Christmas Party 184.30

Miscellaneous 13.77

Total Expenditures $692.36

Net Revenue Over Expenditures $167.14

The Club’s First Financial Statement

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Ahoy PYC Members!

Event & General Meeting Dinner Reports

If you’ve volunteered to chair an event or host dinner for a general meeting - THANK YOU! There’s an easy

form for you to use to submit event proceeds and any receipts for reimbursement. You’ll find the forms in

the “Treasurer” file located in the two-drawer file cabinet under the circular stairs. The Board asks that you

submit the proceeds and any receipts for which you would like to be reimbursed directly to the Treasurer the

day of the event when possible, but no later than one week after the event. You will be reimbursed for any

expenses within one week.

Name of Event ___July 2015 General Meeting Dnner____________

Event Date ___7/10/15____ Chairperson _Mac Smith

Number in Attendance ___50__ Price Charged per Attendee $ __10

Expenses: Income:

Food $____254_____ Meals: $___500_

Supplies $ _____13 Raffle: $_____60

Miscellaneous $ _________ Other $_________

Net Proceeds: Total Income: $ ___560____

Deduct Total Expenses $ ____267____

Net Proceeds: $______293______

SAMPLE

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NEWSLETTER Denise Calvert

WEBMASTER Gerry Reinartz

MEMBERSHIP Gregg Waugh

PHOTOGRAPHY/ALBUM

Gerry Reinartz

EVENTS Sherri Adams

Carol Anderson

MEMORIAL DAY Gail Swift

CRUISE

Mike Freeman

ADVERTISING Connie Madrid

Staff Commodores

Alfred A. Alys Alfred A. Alys Tony Smith Doug Robinson Barry Parkinson Charles English Pat Ryan Harry Simpson Alfred A. Alys Gerald Cooper Bill Bradford Dave Simonson Donald Hoirup Jerry Wright Neal Parker Duffy Stewart Ted Lehmann Cris Crispen Tom Griffith Steve Hand Tom Bamberger Glenn Burch Rose Collins Mary McDermott Harold Niles Larry Kubo McKenzie Smith James Keller Diane Parker Tom Corbett Don Roberts Levi Swift Francesca Smith Diana Holmes Linda Blue Marty Little Gerry Reinartz

1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

COMMITTEE CHAIRS CRUISE-IN GREETERS

Tom & Linda Corbett

SUNSHINE Linda Frost

COOP

Maureen Gotham

GALLEY Todd Mendoza

BUILDING

Al Alys - Chair Don Roberts, Larry

Calvert, Harold Niles, Scott Sibbald

P.I.C.Y.A

Linda Blue

Delta Cruise-out McKenzie Smith

COMMODORE

Ted Adams

(415) 246-6318

VICE COMMODORE

Tina Powell

(707) 486-2747

REAR COMMODORE

David Quist

(707) 779-9169

DIRECTORS

Gerry Reinartz

( Staff Commodore )

Carol Anderson

Todd Mendoza

John Wolthausen

2014 - 2015 Board of Directors Clubhouse Phone

707-765-9725

E-mail

To send a mass e-mail pycmail@reinwalk.com

Web Address www.petalumayachtclub.com

Photo’s prior to 2012 www.shutterfly.com

User Name: pycpictures@comcast.net

Password:

petaluma

SECRETARY

David Quist

(707) 779-9169

TREASURER

Francesca Smith

(707) 484-6889

PYC Bar Duty Roster 2015 G.M. =

General Meeting

PLEASE REPORT ANY and ALL

CHANGES to THE DIRECTOR OF THE

MONTH

10 C Street Petaluma, CA

94952

707-765-9725

Bar Director: Gerry Reinartz

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednes-

day Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4

Bar Opens 6 PM Bar Opens 5 PM

Bartenders: Honor Bar Bartenders: Honor Bar

PYC Cruise Out Martinez YC

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Bar Opens 6 PM Bar Opens 5 PM

PYC Cruise Out Bartenders: Madrid Bartenders: Madrid

General Meeting 8 PM

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Bar Opens 6 PM Bar Opens 5 PM

6 pm PYC Board Meeting

Bartenders:Sibbald Bartenders: Sibbald

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Rental: Porter's Bar Opens 6 PM Bar Opens 5 PM

Private Party 12 - 5 Bartenders:Townley Bartenders:Townley

26 27 28 29 30 31