We had such a great time at the January bonfire, we decided to have another.

Please join us on Saturday, February 29th at 4 p.m.  Please bring a dish to share.  This event is BYOB.  Don’t forget a chair!

All yacht Club Members

It is sad to see the boating season drawing to a close, but The Social Committee is busy trying to  plan fall /winter  events.

An email was sent out about the New Years Eve Party.  I think this is going to be great event.  The Committee and one of our members Shelly Peskin have worked very hard trying to

Put this together by balancing all the costs for a fully catered event , decorations and a top quality DJ to entertain us.

As we all know  prices of everything are increased that night and I think they did a great job.

The catering company they have chosen is one of the best in the Scranton area and their food is excelent.

I for one am looking forward to it and I encourage everyone to respond one way or the other. Preferably with a yes that you are attending.

Just a reminder all boats  have to be out by Monday Afternoon October 12^th  Since the remaining half dock is scheduled to Removed starting Tuesday.

All Proprietary and associate members   Fall Work Days  Sat Oct 10 9am   Sat Oct 24 9am

Missing a spring / fall work day or dock day will result in $120 penalty per missed day unless arrangements are made with the Commodore prior to that work day

The Board of Directors  Established new Policies for dues and fees at the June 14 Meeting

All dues, fees, and assessments are due by March 31 unless a prior arrangement has

been made with the Commodore. Late fees of $41-will be assessed the first day of each

month until said dues, fees, assessments, and accrued late fees are paid in full. If an

unpaid balance remains on June 1, suspension and revocation procedures will

commence by the Board.

As always

Yours in service

Jeff Fedak

LWYC Comodore

Basic CPR/AED and First Aid Class at the LWYC Club – Sunday, August 23rd – 9am

Did you know that sudden cardiac arrest is the one of the leading causes of death in the United States? Unfortunately, most people who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital do not get cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) from a bystander, which significantly lessens their chances of survival.
CPR is easy to learn, and is taught to tens of thousands of people each year.

Here are five great reasons to get your CPR training now:

1. CPR saves lives
2. CPR is not performed enough.
3. You don’t have to do mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
4. Hands-only CPR is easy to learn.
5. Most cardiac arrests occur in the home.

Timothy Knapp, Managing Director of Pike County Emergency, will be teaching an ASHI class (American Safety & Health Institute).
This certification is good for two years, and will include:
Basic first-aid, CPR (Adults, Children & Infants) and AED training.
This class begins at 9am and will last approx. 4 hours.
Certification will be awarded for those who participate.

Cost is $20 per person.
Members are encouraged to bring a family member or friend!
Please RSVP by August 20th, 12pm.
Contact Rob K. at rkobrzynski@yahoo.com.

Bringin’ New Orleans to the Club  on Saturday, August 15^th!

Mardi Gras Dinner
Martha Barsh, Lisa Dobitsch and Shelly Peskin will be your Dinner hosts for this fantastic event that is not to be missed!   The amazing dinner menu will include:  Jambalaya , Spicy Chicken and Rice , Seafood Gumbo,
Corn on the Cobb, and Dessert!!
Cost is just $25! What a great price for a delicious taste straight out of Louisiana! There will also be a specialty Hurricane drinks offered for just $5!
Doors open at 7, and dinner will be served at 7:30.
A DJ will also be there to spin some tunes for after dinner revelry!
Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot ASAP with Heidi LaBrie!
So, bring your beads, and your appetites…we hope to see you there!
 Make your Reservation – Click Here