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CALENDAR SPOTLIGHT:
- July 22: Clambake!
- July 29: Luau!
Be on the lookout for several invitations coming this week~ Commodore's Ball, Senior Luncheon, August Speaker Series, Ladies' Luncheon and Fashion Show with Chatham YC and Stone Horse YC- tickets sell out fast, so remember to RSVP quickly!
Find out how you can get involved: Read about all of our committees and volunteer needs here.
The Week Ahead in Racing:
July 22-23: Falmouth 420 Nationals
July 24-26: Gill Regatta @SHYC (please consider volunteering by contacting Regina Shakin)
July 25: August Series Races (1/4)
July 26: Wianno Opti Green
July 26-27: Wianno Opti Champ (register for Wianno here- late fee applies after 5pm on July 22)
July 27: Workman Series
July 28: Ladies Series
July 28-30: Hyannis 420
Upcoming Merchandise Dates~ Don't miss your chance to grab some great gear before they run out!
7/24 - Monday (this happens to be Gill Regatta at SHYC!
8/7 - Monday
8/20 - Sunday (Closing Meeting)
Visit our website to see the interactive calendar, which can be viewed in full or by specific categories; the full summer calendar; and printable Session 1 and Session 2 calendars
Question of the week: How do I use the online directory search function?
Once you log into shyc.com you can access our online directory through the "directory search" links (found in the quick links sidebar, member landing page, and through the member center). There are several attributes you can use to search including first/last or household name, child's age, and sailing school class. Does your child want a playdate with that nice kid from sailing whose first name starts with the letter "J"? Just select the sailing school class your child is in and any part of the first or last name you know!
Email us with more questions by replying to this newsletter.
A note about Directories and Profiles: Calendars and Directories were mailed to winter addresses in Mid-May, please contact Claire Hooper if there were any issues with your delivery. If you need to update your information, please fill out the contact info form here. Please note we use this information for the directory listings, so please do not change the contact names on your profiles (as in putting one spouse's name in two different profiles), each member of your family should have his or her first name listed in a unique profile.
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“Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.”
― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
Over 120 Members came out for the First Fun Friday~
set up and ready to go
Showing off their skills!
 
 
And having some FUN!
 
Don't miss the next Fun Friday, August 18th!
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Congratulations to all our Opti Racers who participated in the Stone Horse Regatta!
Race Results can be viewed here
From LUNCH@SHYC Committee
Sundae Bars for Seamen and Hermits next week!
Bring your bag lunch to the Club, but don't worry about dessert on Monday when kids can make their own sundaes (the older kids got this treat yesterday). While sign ups are not necessary, please email me to let me know if your child is coming so I can have enough staff (and toppings) on hand. Other fun (and somewhat sticky) activities planned for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday too! There is a $5 fee for Lunch@SHYC, due to staffing costs. You will see it on your bill at the end of the summer.
Join us- we always have a ball and always learn something new! ~Sonja Bartlett
Great job to all the kids who came this week to help the Chatham Shellfish Department with their monitoring of quahog health and growth in Stage Harbor. (Seamen and Mates pictured here)
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You clean up real nice...
Our SHYC beach cleanup crew collected more than 10 bags of garbage on Saturday. Missing from photo: Kristin Loftus- who was deep in the dunes filling her last bag! Join us next time on August 12th!
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A Very Special Sail
On Monday July 17th, Jeannette Hermann organized the adult fun sail so that Pat Tarnow could sail with us. Pat was not able to sail the last two years, but this year she decided to try it with her daughter Suzanne and granddaughter, Sage.
It was a fabulous occasion for all of us who have known Pat for so many years and sailed with her. She started the adult fun sail program years ago and is an Honorary Member of SHYC and taught so many of us. You can see by the expression on her face, how much she enjoyed it. We were all so pleased. She left for Colorado, where she lives now, on Thursday July 20th.
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