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Racine Yacht Club ･ One Barker Street ･ Racine, WI 53402 42 44.24 N - 87 46.69 W Phones ･ General: (262) 634-8585 Office, 7:00am･Noon: (262) 634-8587 FAX (262) 634-8971 Web site: www.racineyachtClub.org e-mail: office@racineyachtClub.org

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Commodore’s Report

January 2017

Mark your calendar: 2016 Awards Banquet - January 28 Chili Cookoff and SUPERBOWL - 5:30PM February 5Winter Shutdown - February 6 to 14 Valentine’s Day Dinner Specials - February 17

Happy New Year to RYC members, family and friends. We enjoyed a spectacular 2016 with our 100th year celebration activities. The Club was festive for the H\holidays and we want to express our gratitude to the Directors and members who arranged and presented our holiday events celebrating the season with camaraderie, joyful celebration and warm hospitality.The RYC 2017 event schedule was initiated by invigorated and sometimes shivering participants in the 27th Annual Splash and Dash. Up next is the “Annual Awards Banquet for 2016” to be held on January 28. All RYC Club members are invited to attend this event honoring not only the accomplishments of our racing Fleet and HOOK participants, but also individual members who have provided exceptional service to the Club. This year the Club will become the “On The Blue Horizon,” a bistro for sailors. In keeping with the theme, blue and silver are the colors for adornments in elegant cocktail dress. Please contact Kim in the office for reservations and additional information. This will also be the inaugural year for the “Racine Yacht Club Youth Foundation”, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that will be raising funds to support youth sailing and water activities for the Racine area. Additional information on the Foundation and how RYC members can assist in its development will be forthcoming.

This is also the time the RYC Board must analyze the 2016 Budget performance and establish the new budget for 2017. The budgeting process is especially important this year as we must determine how to keep our reserve at its proper level and also account for a reduced level of income because of fewer members and an increasing number of Life and Senior members. Over the next two months we request that members attend the General Meetings as the board brings forth the details of the budgeting process. Input from our membership is greatly appreciated.So we begin our new year with a sense of optimism that our Club will have a another year of achievement in reaching goals of member participation in Club events, welcoming new members, creating new revenue sources and making our Home on the Lake a very special place to be.— Bob Sample, Commodore

You’re Invited!

WINTER CLUB HOURSClosed Monday, Tuesday Open Thursday at 4PMOpen Weds, Fri, Sat at 11AM Open Sun at 8AM

Lunch available Wed/Fri/Sat 11AM - 2PMBar Menu Available Weds, Thurs 4PM to 9PM

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DEC 24:Packers vs. Minnesota - NoonDEC 25:Merry ChristmasTom & Jerrys - 9AM - NoonDEC 31:New Years Eve PartyJAN 1:POLAR PLUNGE Club opens at 8AMNO BREAKFAST SERVICEBreakfast Burritos for SalePackers vs. Detroit - Noon

O n t h e B l u e H o r i z o n

A sailor’s destination is on the blue horizon…and you are invited to meet on January 28, 2017 with the

Sailors of Racine Yacht Club “On the Blue Horizon,” a Sailor’s Bistro located on the shore of Lake Michigan at 1 Barker Street in Racine, Wisconsin.

All will join together to celebrate the accomplishments and camaraderie of our 2016 Sailing Season with a night of exquisite libations, fine dining, entertainment and acknowledgment of the success of our skippers, crew members and individual RYC members.

The ladies will be stunning in their cocktail attire and gentlemen matching in their festive elegant styles. The colors, of course, will match the Blue of the water and sky, Silver of the moon and the stars when sailing at night and White of the whitecaps and clouds.

The MenuFirst Course: Brie crostini with raspberry chutneySecond Course: Spring Mix SaladThird Course: Beef Wellington with mushroom duxelle

and cabernet reduction with twice baked potato and fresh asparagus

Fourth Course: Fried cheesecake with vanilla bean ice cream

The Cost $45.00/person

The Time Cocktails beginning @ 5:30 pm | Dinner @ 7:00 pm

Kindly RSVP Contact Kim at the RYC Office for Reservations:

262.634.8585 no later than January 25, 2017. We caution you to avoid leaving your RSVP on voicemail. Please let Kim know if you have any special dietary needs.

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RYC News in Brief Meetings/Club Hours

From the December Board meeting minutes: Treasurer Frank Randall reported:• Treasurer expresses concern that the

financial reserve should be greater. Budget discussion and planning will occur at the January meeting.

From Commodore Bob Sample:• Commodore expressed thanks to each of the board members and directors for their hard work and willingness to continue this work. He asks each of the flag officers to meet with the directors who report to them to organize and communication/discussion of things within their purview.From Office Manager Kim Shortess:• Joe Fox has installed a functioning

camera at the door. She recommends that the front door remain locked at all times and that members use their key cards. With much discussion it was agreed that this idea should be brought to the general membership.

• Kim reports that some people have been unknowingly removed from the RYC email blasts. She will post a number people can contact to be returned to the list.

Vice Commodore John Stanley: • Work continues of Racer Chaser and

expects cost to be under $500.Rear Commodore Amy Cermak:• Currently working on brochure for the

youth program to be ready and available for Strictly Sail.

From Membership Secretary Sean Fox:• R. Richard Bastian requests Associate

membership. He has previously been a member and would not qualify due to By-Laws. Sean will follow up.

• Robert Junker requests change from active to senior status. Motion made and seconded. Approved unanimously.

From House Director Patrick Sullivan: • East doors have been repaired to

prevent alerting the alarm. Discussion involved improving cleaning service. Orkin will meet with Pat to discuss

ongoing problem with fruit flies. He will investigate the cost and use of WillKill as another option.

• Patrick is investigating a new cooler for the bar. He will return with specification/diagrams for cabinet and expected total cost. This will be further discussed at the next board meeting. If needed the winter shut down could be postponed to March if necessary.

• Gregg Schneberger will be trouble shooting the electric problem at the bar.

• The Racine Water Department has issued guidelines for FOG (fats, oil and grease) to capture, collect and contain. Pat will share these guidelines with the appropriate kitchen and cleaning staff.

• A new Insinkerator has been installed and work continues on unclogging the grease trap.

• He is also exploring the use of an air curtain on the galley door to control loss of heated or cooled air and control entrance of insects.

• Patrick thanks Joe and Mike Fox for their help and support.

From Pier Director Frank Gall:• One pier has been raised and one is

prepared to be raised, which leaves two more piers to be elevated. With the changing weather this may have to wait for next year.

• The ice eaters will be placed once the water starts to ice.

• Electricity is off on the pier.•From Yard Director Jack Landwehr:• Things are prepared for snow plowing

this winter and snow melt is available. From Race Director Fred Stritt:• Fred is in contact with South Shore

and Milwaukee Yacht Clubs to explore coordinating feeder races with them. As yet they have not developed their schedule.

• He is considering distance races. • He has enlisted Mike Pobar to assist on

the committee and Paula Palladino

will be scheduling race committee coverage.

• He is considering a Boston Whaler to replace the Bayliner.

From Entertainment Director Kurt Lasson:• Arrangements were in place for

Breakfast with Santa which included Santa, face painting, a clown and balloon sculptures.

• The New Years Eve party was set to be a masquerade party. Kurt secured a 60’s/70’s band, the Sentinels.

• He is open to any suggestions for any future event.

Committee Reports• HOOK Race: Staff Commodore Gregg

Henning reported research of race tracking systems. Price ranging from $4,500 to $950 per year dependent on mechanism or application used. This will be considered further in the future.

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See this month’s calendar on page 4 for additional coming events:

January 5 7:00pm New Member Meeting 12 7:00pm Board Meeting 19 7:00pm General Membership Meeting February 2 7:00pm New Member Meeting 9 7:00pm Board Meeting 16 7:00pm General Membership Meeting

WINTER CLUB HOURSMon., Tues. – CLOSEDThur. – 4PM to 9PM*Wed., Fri. – 11AM to 9PM* Saturday– 11AM to 9PM*Sunday – 8AM to 8PM**Closing times are determined at the bartender’s discretion; Club is typically open until 9:00 if there are patrons present.

GALLEY HOURSWed., Fri., Sat. Lunch .............. 11:00-2:00Friday Dinner ...........................5:00-9:00Sunday Breakfast.......................8:00-2:00 Sunday Lunch ..........................12:00-2:00 Bar Menu: Weds, Thurs. ...........4:00-9:00

OFFICE HOURS 8 AM until 2 PM M-F

Visit RYC’s Website at www.racineyachtclub.orgfor the most up-to-date information, events and race results.

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Clothing Corner

Western Lake Michigan(WLM) Star Fleet – 2016 Fleet Report

2017Racine  Yacht  Club  The Dawn of the Second Hundred Years  

2017  Calendar  with  historic  and  current  photos  from  our  100th  year  celebration.    Perfect  gift  for  only  $10.    Available  at  the  RYC  Annual  

Vendor  Fair  on  Saturday  Nov  26  from  Noon  –  4pm.    

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NEW: RYC Calendar!2017Racine  Yacht  Club  The Dawn of the Second Hundred Years  

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Submited by Tony HermannThis year, Racine Yacht Club - the home of the Western Lake Michigan (WLM) Star Fleet - celebrated its 100th anniversary. Star boat racing began in Racine 78 years ago in 1938 interrupted only by WWII. Our fleet is thought to be the second oldest continuous and still-active Star fleet in the world.Perhaps our most famous Racine Star sailor was Herman Jansen who at age 17 won the 1939 Great Lakes Junior Championship in Star boats and had to beat Bill Parks from Chicago to do so. He and his crew went on to the Sears Cup on Long Island Sound. In the last race, Herman was leading the series when his Jib halyard failed causing him to lose out to Bus Mosbacher and finish second. This was the same Bus Mosbacher famous for his two America’s Cup victories.As you will see from this report, our success has been and will continue to be built on the pillars of family participation, continual recruitment of new fleet members, acknowledging the critical importance of the Star crew position, honoring our fleet history, sharing equipment and go-fast tips as well as ignoring the crew weight rule. Among the founders of our fleet were five members of ‘’The Greatest Generation” - Gene Hardy*, Carly Tomasek, Kaiser Kasabian, Herman Jansen and Ed Kranek. The Ewald Hennig family for three generations (Ewald, Dick and Rick) have been great supporters of the Star fleet for more than 60 years.

In 2016, our fleet had the most active season in their history - 31 races covering three Regattas, two Seasonal series and our overall Season Fleet Championship:Regattas59th Mission Regatta (June) - Jack Rikard (Wilmette/Chicago), a welcome Illinois guest and past President of the International Star class (‘90-’95) and his crew Sam Eadie, have come to Racine and won this event in 2012, 2015 and again in 2016. This Star class regatta honors the WWII service of Jim Fox, a B25 radio operator-navigator/waist gunner who flew 58 bombing missions over Europe and Africa. Tony Herrmann was second with his 75-year old crew Wally Nickerson. 65 years ago, Wally sailed as a crew with his father Phil on Mañana - Star #1373 of the old Milwaukee Yacht Club Star Fleet. Racine’s Berger brothers team of Dave and Tom were third place.RYC Regatta/Berbv Trophy (August) - Bill Berby, an original cofounder of Racine’s star fleet and a member of Racine Yacht Club for almost 80 years, rededicated a Berby family trophy to the Star class to be awarded to the winner of the Annual Racine Regatta Star Series. Last August Tony Herrmann and his grandson Matthew Ruhm won this year’s inaugural event with five firsts. The Berger team of Dave and Tom were second and Matt and Deanna Pederson were third place.RYC Blue Nose Regatta/Hardy Trophv (September) - This year the Blue Nose weekend consisted of an 18-mile offshore race to Kenosha and return, won by Matt Pederson with his uncle, Rob Walker as crew on Saturday. Sunday there were three course races and the team of Curt Kasabian and his grandson, Ty Ewing won the day. They are the son and great grandson of Kaiser Kasabian, one our fleet’s “Greatest Generation” founding members. Gene Hardy, a member of the WWII “Greatest

Generation” and cofounder of the Racine fleet, was the only RYC member to lose his life on the beaches of Layte during the invasion of the Phillipines. Our fleet intends to honor Gene by presenting a new permanent trophy on his behalf for the Blue Nose Star Series weekend for the 2017 sailing season.Seasonal SeriesSpring Series/Tomasek Hennig TrophyMark Hetzel with Sam his son as crew dominated this series starting out with 5 first place finishes in the first six races. The Berger Brothers, last year’s Season Champions, came from behind to capture the Spring Series with the Hetzel Team finishing second, followed by the Herrmann/Ruhm Team in third place.Summer Series/Tomasek Hennig Trophy This Series was won by the Herrmann/Ruhm Team - grandfather and grandson followed by the Kasabian Team in second and Berger brothers in third place.Overall Season Fleet Championship/Kaiser Kasabian Trophy - Kaiser, cofounder of our fleet and member of the “Greatest Generation” was our most loyal fleet member. He was an active Star sailor during his entire life for more than 60 years. He succumbed to WWII related exposure to asbestos in 2008. To win this award, all 31 races count.The Herrmann/Ruhm Team duked it out all season with last year’s 2015 winning Berger Brothers Team. It came down to the last race - #31 to determine the overall season winner. The Herrmann/Ruhm Team edged out the Berger Team to win the series by 1.5 points. Third place went to the Curt Kasabian Team. Curt’s crews were always family - either brother-inlaw Terry VanParys or grandsons Caleb Hofner or Ty Ewing.SummaryThe Western Lake Michigan Fleet enjoyed its most successful racing season in the 78 years of its existence.

Tony Hermann and grandson Matt Ruhm - 2016 Western Lake Michigan Fleet Champions

Matt Pederson, Fleet Secretary and son Jack, Star crew

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RYC Calendar of Events — January-February

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Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Bar menu 4:00-9:00

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Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Bar menu 4:00-9:00

Club Opens @ 4:00Bar menu 4:00-9:00General Membership Mtg 7:00

Club Opens @ 4:00Bar menu 4:00-9:00

Club Opens @ 4:00Bar menu 4:00-9:00

Karaoke Night 6:00New Member Mtg 7:00

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Board Meeting 7:00

Club Opens @ 4:00Bar menu 4:00-9:00

General Membership Mtg 7:00

Club Opens @ 11:00 Lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00

Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00

Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00

CLUB CLOSEDWINTER SHUTDOWN

Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11:00-2:00 Dinner Served 5:00-9:00Valentine’s Day Dinner Specials during Regular Friday Night Dinner

Club Opens @ 11:00 Lunch Served 11-2:00

Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11-2:00

RYC Awards Dinner Cocktails 5:30 Dinner 7:00

Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11-2:00

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Breakfast Served 8-Noon

Packers at CowboysNoon

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Club Opens @ 11:00Lunch Served 11-2:00

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Upcoming Events

JAN 28: 2016 Awards BanquetFEB 2: Karaoke Night - 6PM Prospective New Member Meeting - 7PMFEB 5: Chili Cookoff SUPERBOWL - 5:30PMFeb 6 - Feb 14: WINTER SHUTDOWNFEB 15: Club Re-opens for Lunch Service @ 11AMFEB 16: General Membership Meeting - 7PMFEB 17: Valentine’s Day Dinner Specials during Regular Friday Night Dinner Service

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Adult Sailing: Charlie Manning plans to provide the program next May and June.Communications: Olympia Brown sent a thank you note for the donation of sailing class for their fundraiser.

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