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February
2015
Washington
Yacht &
Country Club
www.wyccnc.com
WY&CC Events & Reminders
February 14 th. ............................Valentine’s Day Dinner
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
12
19
Reviewers Book
club luncheon
26
5
4th Sundays
Friday
6
Ramblers
Supper club
Members in 19th Hole
13
20
Merry Makers
Supper club
Members in upper Deck
27
6
Saturday
7
east carolina
Wildlife
auction: MDR/19th Hole
Members in upper Deck
14
Valentine’s
Day Dinner
21
28
7
No Regular Dining
help us better serve you – for early reservations call (252) 946-1514
Tuesday
3
upper Deck only
Brickhouse
oyster Bar
11
upper Deck only
Burger Night
18
upper Deck only
Brickhouse
oyster Bar
25
Steak Night
upper Deck only
4
upper Deck only
Brickhouse
oyster Bar
Dining Hours
Brunch Buffet
W.Y.C.C. Dining Calendar
2
Kelly crisp luncheon
Dinner Service
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17
Dinner Service
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24
Dinner Service
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3
Dinner Service
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19th Hole Hours
Open 6 Days a Week Wednesday-Saturday
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.
Tues-Sat: 11 am- 4 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am- 5 pm Reservations Recommended Reservations Recommended
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office Hours
Tuesday-Friday
9
8
19tH Hole
Serving
Noon-4:00 p.m.
15
19tH Hole
Serving
Noon-4:00 p.m.
22
SuNDay BRuNcH
Serving 11am - 2pm
1
Adults: $15.95++
Kids (6-12): $5.95 (5&Under): FREE
March
19tH Hole
Serving
Noon-4:00 p.m.
february 2015
Once again we send our thanks to Deborah Paige Wright
for decorating our club for the Christmas holiday and
all through the year. Her desire to see the club succeed
is evident through her generosity of keeping our interior
decor up to par! Beautifully Done!
BIG NEWS: Join us on Wednesday Nights in the Upper
Deck! Menu will include Seafood and Pub Style Food. See
below: (Reservations Requested)
Oyster Bar Night
Wednesday Nights • October – March
Fritter Shrimp $5 • Seafood Chowder $6
Peel-N-Eat Shrimp ½ lb. $16
Oysters Rockefeller $12
Garden or Caesar Salad $6
Shrimp Burger w/Slaw & Fries $8
Crab Steam Pot $24
Snow Crab, Shrimp, Corn, Potatoes, Sausage
Broad Creek Steam Pot $19
Shrimp, Corn, Potatoes, Sausage
Shuck Your Own
½ Peck $15 • Full Peck $25
Chicken available for non-seafood eaters.
Regular Menu Unavailable
saturday, February 14, 2015
Valentine ’s Day
4-Course Dinner
menu
1st - Lobster and Tomato Bisque
2nd - Burgundy Poached Pear Salad, with Arugula,
Goat Cheese, Toasted Almonds and Champagne Vinaigrette
3rd - Mesquite Grilled, Bacon Wrapped Filet topped with
a Gorgonzola Béchamel and Oysters Almandine,
served over Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes
and Sautéed Brocolinni
4th - Chocolate Cheesecake, Whipped Cream,
Raspberry Brandy Sauce and Caramel Truffles
Offering Drink Specials
$80/per Couple
(Plus Tax and Gratuity)
From the Club Employees: We sincerely
appreciate your great generosity and your support
throughout the past year and look forward to 2015.
The WYCC Golf Course will open on Mondays at 12:00
for Walkers Only! The Pro Shop will remain closed on
Mondays until further notice. The WYCC Marina/Fuel
Dock will be closed on Mondays until further notice.
February Birthdays: Happy Birthday from Washington Yacht and Country Club to all of those members who will be
celebrating their Birthdays in February! When you are in the Club for dinner during your birthday month, we will have a
Complimentary Dessert ready for you! Just let the server know it’s your birthday month. Congratulations!
Kenneth Adams
Charles Alligood
William CheshireBobby Clark
Robert CrispRosalyn Edwards
Penny GloverFred Holscher
David McLawhorn
Nat Poston
Paul Spruill
George Taylor
Deborah Wright
Justin Woolard
Michael Bell
Jeffrey Bowes
David Connard
Kyle Cochran
Larry EverettRichard Fletcher
Dorothy JumpByron Martin
Sam Richey
Lewis Sloan
Peter VanHoutenRobert Whitley
Our apologies if your name is not listed. Please send an email letting the office know your birth date. Office: [email protected]
Golf News
Women’s Golf News
Congratulations to Jeff Woolard! Jeff had an EAGLE on Hole
#2 while playing with Thomas Waters, Jerry Waters, and Adrian
Waters on Sunday, January 11.
WYCC Ladies Golf Association – January 2015
Sign up today in the golf shop for the Valentine’s Day Sweetheart
Scramble. Noon starting time with a 4 person, 2 men + 2 ladies
scramble format. See golf shop for details.
We will be establishing a new Golf Tournament Committee. Stop by
or call golf shop if interested in participating and serving. Looking
forward to a great 2015 on the Course! – Brooks
All outstanding gift certificates
must be redeemed by march 1, 2015
Senior Men’s Golf News
Early January was just too cold to play much golf. Only the usual
fanatics from over in Pamlico Plantation even thought of playing.
We won’t mention any names, but we all know who they are. The
rest are waiting for 50 and 60 degree days to venture outdoors. Can
we really blame them?
Our Spring breakfast meeting is coming up soon and captains for
the Coastal Plains and Northeastern Seniors teams are organizing
schedules for 2015. New players are welcome for both teams so
please check with the Pro Shop, Paul Klein or Rick Kamman to be
added to one or both teams.
Play day captains, Mark Tomlinson, Rick Kamman and Kevin
Dennehey are busy scheduling new games this year. We’re all
looking forward to some new and exciting challenges as well as lots
of winnings from the A-Team. Thanks again to older....FORMER
captains, Robbie Cameron, Speedy Dave McLawhorn and Launch
Larson for their efforts last year! Oh, don’t forget to pay your 2015
dues to treasurer, Richard Cooper!! See you all when it gets warm.
From the Grounds
Cold and wet air has stuck around this year to give us your typical
North Carolina winter. The rain delayed us a bit on the course but
has not slowed us down from the small projects that groom this
property into a beautiful Golf Course. We like to take advantage of
bad weather by servicing equipment, some touch up painting, work
on our building or any other small construction projects.
If you are planning to clean up your home lawn this year now is
the time to begin. Two commonly used signs in the turf industry is
to start pre-emergent after the Forsythia bushes bloom but before
your Dogwood trees bloom. This is useful because it shows you
the relative air/soil temperatures and the amount of sun light per
day. The month of February is generally the time of year that Turf
Professionals plan on sitting on a sprayer.
While Bentgrass does continue to grow in the cool weather it is very
slow so it will take much longer for old cup holes and ball marks to
disappear. You may notice that we may only change cups and mow
every other day and the best way for golfers to help us is to fix ball
marks. Studies have shown that it only takes 15 seconds to properly
fix a ball mark, 24 hours for that mark to grow over and 15 days for
ans untouched mark to heal. I hope that everyone stays warm for the
remainder of the winter and I look forward to seeing you all on the
course. Thanks, Patrick Conner
President.............................. Pam Anderson................................. 944-6136
Vice President..................... Susan Klein..................................... 833-0079
Secretary............................. Marilyn Bram................................. 946-8559
Treasurer............................. Sharon Forrest................................ 940-0440
Wed. Play Day Chairs......... Annie Griffin & Sylvia Day........... 923-1741
Publicity.............................. Karen Woodson.............................. 702-7676
Washington Yacht Club
2015 Washington Yacht Club Bridge Officers & Email Addresses
Commodore: Mike Humphries - [email protected]
Vice Commodore - Cruising: - Roxanne Holloman - [email protected]
Rear Commodore - Education/Social: - Lee Jenkins - [email protected]
Rear Commodore - Admin. - Treasurer: - Mary Foreman - [email protected]
Rear Commodore - Admin. - Secretary: - Betsy Perry - [email protected]
Dock Master: Scottie Moore - [email protected]
Assistant Dock Master: Aubrey Moore - [email protected]
No play for December 2014/January 2015 due to Weather.
If any ladies are interested in joining the Ladies
Golf Association, please contact someone listed
above for more information. We welcome all
skill levels. Play day is every Wednesday. In
addition to Wednesday play, there are several
LGA-sponsored tournaments throughout the year. We hope that you
will consider joining our group!
Golf Rule Book Changes for Seniors
RULE 1.a. A ball sliced or hooked into the rough shall be lifted
and placed on the fairway at a point equal to the distance it carried
or rolled into the rough with no penalty. The senior should not be
penalized for uncontrollable mechanical phenomena.
RULE 2.d.6(b) A ball hitting a tree shall be deemed not to have hit
the tree. This is simply bad luck and luck has no place in a scientific
game. The player must estimate the distance the ball would have
traveled if it had not hit the tree and play the ball from there.
RULE 3.b.3(g) There shall be no such thing as a lost ball. The
missing ball is on or near the course and will eventually be found
and pocketed by someone else, making it a stolen ball. The player
is not to compound the felony by charging him or herself with a
penalty.
RULE 4. (7a) If a putt passes over a hole without dropping, it is
deemed to have dropped. The law of gravity supersedes the law of
golf.
RULE 5. Putts that stop close enough to the cup that they could be
blown in, may be blown in. This does not apply to balls more than
three inches from the hole. No one wants to make a travesty of the
game.
RULE 6.a.9(k) There is no penalty for so-called “out of bounds.” If
penny-pinching golf club owners bought sufficient land, this would
not occur. The golfer deserves an apology, not a penalty.
RULE 7.g.15(z) There is no penalty for a ball in a water hazard,
as golf balls should float. That they do not is a technical problem
that manufacturers have to correct. Senior Golfers should not be
punished for manufacturer’s shortcomings.
RULE 8.d.19(q) There is no penalty for a ball going into a canyon
on desert courses. This is a technical problem and when the golf
manufactures retire they will correct this manufacturing defect.
RULE 9.k.9(s) Advertisements claim that golf scores can be
improved by purchasing new clubs, balls, shoes etc. Since this is
financially impractical for the average Senior Golfer, a stroke per
hole may be subtracted for using old equipment.
Please advise all your senior friends of these important rule changes.
Carry a copy with you at all times so as to easily up-date your nonsenior golfing partners, opponents, and families.
Ok...it’s winter...not ideal boating weather. But the WYC enjoys
fun and fellowship year round - on land as well as on the water!
We’re busy planning some great activities for 2015.
We invite and encourage boaters and non-boaters alike to join us for
special events, boating education programs, and to “buddy up” on
cruises. Be sure to “friend” us on our WYC Facebook page to stay
informed of our activities.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/
Washington-Yacht-Club/948444085183367
Some events to watch for:
- St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
- Day Cruises & Raft-Ups beginning as soon as the weather warms up
- Gazebo Parties - planned and spontaneous
- Pool Party and Cook-Out
- Octoberfest Party
- Pig Pickin’
- Oyster Roast
- Christmas Party
Reminder to established members - and to those ready to join
the WYC: Please send your 2015 membership dues ($25) to our
treasurer, Mary Foreman, at 681 Biggs Rd. Washington, NC 27889.
Speaking of membership, we’d like to welcome our newest
members: Frank and Ginger Longino. They are sailors and have
their sailboat on A dock.
Shout out to Ray and Trish Ward! They won our Christmas party
raffle and had their 2015 WYC dues paid!
We’d like for everyone to get to know our WYC Bridge, so each
month we’ll spotlight a bridge member.
Mike Humphries is our 2015 Commodore. He and his wife, Judy,
have a 42 ft Pearson sailboat - Kyrenia - on A dock. Mike is a
project manager at PCS in Aurora and Judy is patient navigator at
the Shepard Cancer Center in Washington. They have two sons Eric, who lives in Spartanburg SC, and Jason, who lives in Raleigh.
Mike enjoys a full tilt, “heeled over” sailing in a stiff wind and
would welcome you to join him! Judy prefers a more gentle sail or
a raft-up with other boaters for a relaxing day on the river.
Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding
You can count on us to make
your special event “Special”.
Give us a call and we’ll help make it “an affair to remember”
Call 252-946-1514
No Rental Fee • No Clean Up • Attractive Venue
Special Notes
• RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENING
MEALS AND SUNDAY BREAKFAST/LUNCH! Making your
reservations is very important to you the member as well as the
club. Leaving a message on the reservation line doesn’t confirm
your reservation. A STAFF MEMBER SHOULD RETURN YOUR
CALL TO CONFIRM YOUR RESERVATION.
• MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE: Members have the Calendar
month (1st – 30th or 31st) in which to fulfill your Dining Minimum.
Please remember not to wait until the end of the month to call for
reservations. In some cases, we may be booked therefore; you would
not meet your minimum for the month. Remember: Parties such as
Birthdays, Book Clubs, Golf Dining, Super Clubs, Weddings, etc.
Do Not Count Towards Minimums.
• MEMBERSHIP DUES: Any member whose dues are in
arrears more than 30 Days will be notified that all privileges of
membership are automatically suspended and shall not be reinstated
except upon payment of all delinquencies. Suspension of any
member more than one time during any 12 month period shall
be cause for revocation of Club membership at the discretion of
the Board of Directors. Any former member whose membership
has been revoked under this section, shall, upon reapplication for
membership, be required to pay all delinquencies plus the current
initiation fee as prescribed by the Board of Directors.
• MEMBERSHIP STATUS CHANGE: Please remember to
contact the office with any changes that may reflect your
membership status. Example: Marriage, Divorce, Spouse’s Death,
Change of Address or have reached the age of 72 and been a
continuous member for 10 years. We will be happy to assist you, so
please call us if anything changes. Remember: If you are over the
age of 80 and have been a continuous member for 25 years, you
are eligible for the Super Senior Membership.
Social 2 Membership may be a better option for you and
your family. It includes the Pool, Tennis Courts and Dining
Room. Golf can be played by paying the current guest fee. The
membership dues are half the “Regular” dues and the dining
room minimum is double the “Regular” minimum. Call the
office if you have a friend who would like to join the club.
When bringing guests to the club, their bill must be charged to the
members account or they may pay by VISA or MASTERCARD.
CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED nor will Non-Members be
allowed to charge to another member’s account unless that
member is present.
• HAVEN’T RECEIVED YOUR STATEMENT?: If it is past the
6th of the month and you have not received your statement, please
give the office a call at 946-1514 extension 3 so that I can resend
it to you. In order to see what is happening at the club, please go to
our website wyccnc.com to download the Newsletter and Calendar.
Again, if you do not have a computer or have explicitly directed
the office to not send statements by email, your statements will
come in the mail as normal along with your newsletter.
• CONCERNS?: As always, if you have a problem with your meal
or dining experience, please ask to see our chef immediately so that
he can make the rest of your dining experience more pleasurable.
Golf News
Women’s Golf News
Congratulations to Jeff Woolard! Jeff had an EAGLE on Hole
#2 while playing with Thomas Waters, Jerry Waters, and Adrian
Waters on Sunday, January 11.
WYCC Ladies Golf Association – January 2015
Sign up today in the golf shop for the Valentine’s Day Sweetheart
Scramble. Noon starting time with a 4 person, 2 men + 2 ladies
scramble format. See golf shop for details.
We will be establishing a new Golf Tournament Committee. Stop by
or call golf shop if interested in participating and serving. Looking
forward to a great 2015 on the Course! – Brooks
All outstanding gift certificates
must be redeemed by march 1, 2015
Senior Men’s Golf News
Early January was just too cold to play much golf. Only the usual
fanatics from over in Pamlico Plantation even thought of playing.
We won’t mention any names, but we all know who they are. The
rest are waiting for 50 and 60 degree days to venture outdoors. Can
we really blame them?
Our Spring breakfast meeting is coming up soon and captains for
the Coastal Plains and Northeastern Seniors teams are organizing
schedules for 2015. New players are welcome for both teams so
please check with the Pro Shop, Paul Klein or Rick Kamman to be
added to one or both teams.
Play day captains, Mark Tomlinson, Rick Kamman and Kevin
Dennehey are busy scheduling new games this year. We’re all
looking forward to some new and exciting challenges as well as lots
of winnings from the A-Team. Thanks again to older....FORMER
captains, Robbie Cameron, Speedy Dave McLawhorn and Launch
Larson for their efforts last year! Oh, don’t forget to pay your 2015
dues to treasurer, Richard Cooper!! See you all when it gets warm.
From the Grounds
Cold and wet air has stuck around this year to give us your typical
North Carolina winter. The rain delayed us a bit on the course but
has not slowed us down from the small projects that groom this
property into a beautiful Golf Course. We like to take advantage of
bad weather by servicing equipment, some touch up painting, work
on our building or any other small construction projects.
If you are planning to clean up your home lawn this year now is
the time to begin. Two commonly used signs in the turf industry is
to start pre-emergent after the Forsythia bushes bloom but before
your Dogwood trees bloom. This is useful because it shows you
the relative air/soil temperatures and the amount of sun light per
day. The month of February is generally the time of year that Turf
Professionals plan on sitting on a sprayer.
While Bentgrass does continue to grow in the cool weather it is very
slow so it will take much longer for old cup holes and ball marks to
disappear. You may notice that we may only change cups and mow
every other day and the best way for golfers to help us is to fix ball
marks. Studies have shown that it only takes 15 seconds to properly
fix a ball mark, 24 hours for that mark to grow over and 15 days for
ans untouched mark to heal. I hope that everyone stays warm for the
remainder of the winter and I look forward to seeing you all on the
course. Thanks, Patrick Conner
President.............................. Pam Anderson................................. 944-6136
Vice President..................... Susan Klein..................................... 833-0079
Secretary............................. Marilyn Bram................................. 946-8559
Treasurer............................. Sharon Forrest................................ 940-0440
Wed. Play Day Chairs......... Annie Griffin & Sylvia Day........... 923-1741
Publicity.............................. Karen Woodson.............................. 702-7676
Washington Yacht Club
2015 Washington Yacht Club Bridge Officers & Email Addresses
Commodore: Mike Humphries - [email protected]
Vice Commodore - Cruising: - Roxanne Holloman - [email protected]
Rear Commodore - Education/Social: - Lee Jenkins - [email protected]
Rear Commodore - Admin. - Treasurer: - Mary Foreman - [email protected]
Rear Commodore - Admin. - Secretary: - Betsy Perry - [email protected]
Dock Master: Scottie Moore - [email protected]
Assistant Dock Master: Aubrey Moore - [email protected]
No play for December 2014/January 2015 due to Weather.
If any ladies are interested in joining the Ladies
Golf Association, please contact someone listed
above for more information. We welcome all
skill levels. Play day is every Wednesday. In
addition to Wednesday play, there are several
LGA-sponsored tournaments throughout the year. We hope that you
will consider joining our group!
Golf Rule Book Changes for Seniors
RULE 1.a. A ball sliced or hooked into the rough shall be lifted
and placed on the fairway at a point equal to the distance it carried
or rolled into the rough with no penalty. The senior should not be
penalized for uncontrollable mechanical phenomena.
RULE 2.d.6(b) A ball hitting a tree shall be deemed not to have hit
the tree. This is simply bad luck and luck has no place in a scientific
game. The player must estimate the distance the ball would have
traveled if it had not hit the tree and play the ball from there.
RULE 3.b.3(g) There shall be no such thing as a lost ball. The
missing ball is on or near the course and will eventually be found
and pocketed by someone else, making it a stolen ball. The player
is not to compound the felony by charging him or herself with a
penalty.
RULE 4. (7a) If a putt passes over a hole without dropping, it is
deemed to have dropped. The law of gravity supersedes the law of
golf.
RULE 5. Putts that stop close enough to the cup that they could be
blown in, may be blown in. This does not apply to balls more than
three inches from the hole. No one wants to make a travesty of the
game.
RULE 6.a.9(k) There is no penalty for so-called “out of bounds.” If
penny-pinching golf club owners bought sufficient land, this would
not occur. The golfer deserves an apology, not a penalty.
RULE 7.g.15(z) There is no penalty for a ball in a water hazard,
as golf balls should float. That they do not is a technical problem
that manufacturers have to correct. Senior Golfers should not be
punished for manufacturer’s shortcomings.
RULE 8.d.19(q) There is no penalty for a ball going into a canyon
on desert courses. This is a technical problem and when the golf
manufactures retire they will correct this manufacturing defect.
RULE 9.k.9(s) Advertisements claim that golf scores can be
improved by purchasing new clubs, balls, shoes etc. Since this is
financially impractical for the average Senior Golfer, a stroke per
hole may be subtracted for using old equipment.
Please advise all your senior friends of these important rule changes.
Carry a copy with you at all times so as to easily up-date your nonsenior golfing partners, opponents, and families.
Ok...it’s winter...not ideal boating weather. But the WYC enjoys
fun and fellowship year round - on land as well as on the water!
We’re busy planning some great activities for 2015.
We invite and encourage boaters and non-boaters alike to join us for
special events, boating education programs, and to “buddy up” on
cruises. Be sure to “friend” us on our WYC Facebook page to stay
informed of our activities.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/
Washington-Yacht-Club/948444085183367
Some events to watch for:
- St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
- Day Cruises & Raft-Ups beginning as soon as the weather warms up
- Gazebo Parties - planned and spontaneous
- Pool Party and Cook-Out
- Octoberfest Party
- Pig Pickin’
- Oyster Roast
- Christmas Party
Reminder to established members - and to those ready to join
the WYC: Please send your 2015 membership dues ($25) to our
treasurer, Mary Foreman, at 681 Biggs Rd. Washington, NC 27889.
Speaking of membership, we’d like to welcome our newest
members: Frank and Ginger Longino. They are sailors and have
their sailboat on A dock.
Shout out to Ray and Trish Ward! They won our Christmas party
raffle and had their 2015 WYC dues paid!
We’d like for everyone to get to know our WYC Bridge, so each
month we’ll spotlight a bridge member.
Mike Humphries is our 2015 Commodore. He and his wife, Judy,
have a 42 ft Pearson sailboat - Kyrenia - on A dock. Mike is a
project manager at PCS in Aurora and Judy is patient navigator at
the Shepard Cancer Center in Washington. They have two sons Eric, who lives in Spartanburg SC, and Jason, who lives in Raleigh.
Mike enjoys a full tilt, “heeled over” sailing in a stiff wind and
would welcome you to join him! Judy prefers a more gentle sail or
a raft-up with other boaters for a relaxing day on the river.
Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding
You can count on us to make
your special event “Special”.
Give us a call and we’ll help make it “an affair to remember”
Call 252-946-1514
No Rental Fee • No Clean Up • Attractive Venue
Special Notes
• RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENING
MEALS AND SUNDAY BREAKFAST/LUNCH! Making your
reservations is very important to you the member as well as the
club. Leaving a message on the reservation line doesn’t confirm
your reservation. A STAFF MEMBER SHOULD RETURN YOUR
CALL TO CONFIRM YOUR RESERVATION.
• MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE: Members have the Calendar
month (1st – 30th or 31st) in which to fulfill your Dining Minimum.
Please remember not to wait until the end of the month to call for
reservations. In some cases, we may be booked therefore; you would
not meet your minimum for the month. Remember: Parties such as
Birthdays, Book Clubs, Golf Dining, Super Clubs, Weddings, etc.
Do Not Count Towards Minimums.
• MEMBERSHIP DUES: Any member whose dues are in
arrears more than 30 Days will be notified that all privileges of
membership are automatically suspended and shall not be reinstated
except upon payment of all delinquencies. Suspension of any
member more than one time during any 12 month period shall
be cause for revocation of Club membership at the discretion of
the Board of Directors. Any former member whose membership
has been revoked under this section, shall, upon reapplication for
membership, be required to pay all delinquencies plus the current
initiation fee as prescribed by the Board of Directors.
• MEMBERSHIP STATUS CHANGE: Please remember to
contact the office with any changes that may reflect your
membership status. Example: Marriage, Divorce, Spouse’s Death,
Change of Address or have reached the age of 72 and been a
continuous member for 10 years. We will be happy to assist you, so
please call us if anything changes. Remember: If you are over the
age of 80 and have been a continuous member for 25 years, you
are eligible for the Super Senior Membership.
Social 2 Membership may be a better option for you and
your family. It includes the Pool, Tennis Courts and Dining
Room. Golf can be played by paying the current guest fee. The
membership dues are half the “Regular” dues and the dining
room minimum is double the “Regular” minimum. Call the
office if you have a friend who would like to join the club.
When bringing guests to the club, their bill must be charged to the
members account or they may pay by VISA or MASTERCARD.
CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED nor will Non-Members be
allowed to charge to another member’s account unless that
member is present.
• HAVEN’T RECEIVED YOUR STATEMENT?: If it is past the
6th of the month and you have not received your statement, please
give the office a call at 946-1514 extension 3 so that I can resend
it to you. In order to see what is happening at the club, please go to
our website wyccnc.com to download the Newsletter and Calendar.
Again, if you do not have a computer or have explicitly directed
the office to not send statements by email, your statements will
come in the mail as normal along with your newsletter.
• CONCERNS?: As always, if you have a problem with your meal
or dining experience, please ask to see our chef immediately so that
he can make the rest of your dining experience more pleasurable.
W.Y.C.C. Dining Calendar
help us better serve you – for early reservations call (252) 946-1514
Sunday
March
Monday
February
8
Serving
Noon-4:00 p.m.
15
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Serving
Noon-4:00 p.m.
22
SuNDay BRuNcH
Serving 11am - 2pm
Adults: $15.95++
Kids (6-12): $5.95 (5&Under): FREE
1
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Serving
Noon-4:00 p.m.
Tuesday
2
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Tuesday-Friday
Wednesday
3
Dinner Service
cloSeD
10
Dinner Service
cloSeD
16
17
Dinner Service
cloSeD
24
Dinner Service
cloSeD
3
Dinner Service
cloSeD
19th Hole Hours
Thursday
4
11
18
4
Dining Hours
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.
Tues-Sat: 11 am- 4 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am- 5 pm Reservations Recommended Reservations Recommended
Open 6 Days a Week Wednesday-Saturday
Friday
5
12
19
Brickhouse
oyster Bar
Reviewers Book
club luncheon
upper Deck only
25
26
5
Brickhouse
oyster Bar
upper Deck only
4th Sundays
Brunch Buffet
Saturday
6
Brickhouse
oyster Bar
Ramblers
Supper club
upper Deck only
Members in 19th Hole
13
Kelly crisp luncheon
Burger Night
upper Deck only
20
7
east carolina
Wildlife
auction: MDR/19th Hole
Members in upper Deck
Valentine’s
Day Dinner
14
No Regular Dining
21
Merry Makers
Supper club
Members in upper Deck
Steak Night
upper Deck only
27
28
6
7
Michael Bell
Jeffrey Bowes
David Connard
Kyle Cochran
Larry EverettRichard Fletcher
Dorothy JumpByron Martin
Sam Richey
Lewis Sloan
Peter VanHoutenRobert Whitley
Our apologies if your name is not listed. Please send an email letting the office know your birth date. Office: [email protected]
Kenneth Adams
Charles Alligood
William CheshireBobby Clark
Robert CrispRosalyn Edwards
Penny GloverFred Holscher
David McLawhorn
Nat Poston
Paul Spruill
George Taylor
Deborah Wright
Justin Woolard
celebrating their Birthdays in February! When you are in the Club for dinner during your birthday month, we will have a
Complimentary Dessert ready for you! Just let the server know it’s your birthday month. Congratulations!
The WYCC Golf Course will open on Mondays at 12:00
for Walkers Only! The Pro Shop will remain closed on
Mondays until further notice. The WYCC Marina/Fuel
Dock will be closed on Mondays until further notice.
From the Club Employees: We sincerely
appreciate your great generosity and your support
throughout the past year and look forward to 2015.
(Plus Tax and Gratuity)
$80/per Couple
Offering Drink Specials
4th - Chocolate Cheesecake, Whipped Cream,
Raspberry Brandy Sauce and Caramel Truffles
3rd - Mesquite Grilled, Bacon Wrapped Filet topped with
a Gorgonzola Béchamel and Oysters Almandine,
served over Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes
and Sautéed Brocolinni
2nd - Burgundy Poached Pear Salad, with Arugula,
Goat Cheese, Toasted Almonds and Champagne Vinaigrette
1st - Lobster and Tomato Bisque
menu
4-Course Dinner
Valentine ’s Day
saturday, February 14, 2015
February Birthdays: Happy Birthday from Washington Yacht and Country Club to all of those members who will be
Wednesday Nights • October – March
Fritter Shrimp $5 • Seafood Chowder $6
Peel-N-Eat Shrimp ½ lb. $16
Oysters Rockefeller $12
Garden or Caesar Salad $6
Shrimp Burger w/Slaw & Fries $8
Crab Steam Pot $24
Snow Crab, Shrimp, Corn, Potatoes, Sausage
Broad Creek Steam Pot $19
Shrimp, Corn, Potatoes, Sausage
Shuck Your Own
½ Peck $15 • Full Peck $25
Chicken available for non-seafood eaters.
Regular Menu Unavailable
Oyster Bar Night
BIG NEWS: Join us on Wednesday Nights in the Upper
Deck! Menu will include Seafood and Pub Style Food. See
below: (Reservations Requested)
Once again we send our thanks to Deborah Paige Wright
for decorating our club for the Christmas holiday and
all through the year. Her desire to see the club succeed
is evident through her generosity of keeping our interior
decor up to par! Beautifully Done!
February 14 th. ............................Valentine’s Day Dinner
WY&CC Events & Reminders
www.wyccnc.com
Yacht &
Country Club
Washington
february 2015