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Crescent Sail Yacht Club (CSYC) is a private sailing club and marina on Lake Saint Clair in Michigan. Crescent is a member of the Detroit Regional Yacht-racing Association (DRYA).
History
On the evening of September 23, 1932 a group of young men met at the residence of Chalmers Burn and agreed to the formation of a club to foster yacht sailing. The September 30th meeting fixed a Membership Fee at $10.00 and a first year dues at $6.00. The name of "Corinthian Sailors Club" was suggested as a club name. At the dinner meeting on October 28, the name "Corinthian Sail Yacht Club" was adopted. Temporary Officers were elected: Chalmers Burn as Commodore, Art Miller as Vice Commodore and Charles Parker as Secretary-Treasurer. On December 2, the first annual election was held after dinner at Joe Muer’s Oyster Bar. Chalmers Burn was elected Commodore, Art Miller - Vice Commodore and Howard Lauhoff - Rear Commodore. The Constitution was presented, discussed and unanimously adopted. Finally, the club was formed in 1933 with the name Crescent Sail Yacht Club when a group in nearby Marblehead was revived under the name "Corinthian Sail Yacht Club." [1]
It was founded as a sailing club for "men (and now women) of moderate means" and this principle was embodied in the requirement, still in place today, that all members perform a minimum number of annual work hours as part of their membership. [2]
The club hosted the 1942 Snipe World Championship.
Sailing Education
Junior and Adult sailing lessons and racing instruction are offered through the Crescent Sailing Association, the non-profit educational organization located at CSYC.
One-Design Racing
One-design racing is extremely active at CSYC, with the following dinghy and keelboat fleets represented at the club:
Dinghies
- Flying Junior
- Flying Scot
- Formula 18
- 420 (dinghy)
- Laser (dinghy)
- Lightning (dinghy)
- Optimist (dinghy)
- Thistle (dinghy)
- Tornado (sailboat)
Keelboats
- Beneteau 36.7
- Cal Yachts 20
- Cal Yachts 25
- Etchells
- Fareast 28
- Express 27
- J/24
- J/35
- J/105
- J/120
- Melges 24
- S2 Yachts 7.9
- Tartan Ten
External links
References
- ^ "Crescent History 1933". Archived from the original on 2008-11-20. Retrieved 2009-09-05.
- ^ "Home". crescentsail.com.
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Crescent Sail Yacht Club (CSYC) is a private sailing club and marina on Lake Saint Clair in Michigan. Crescent is a member of the Detroit Regional Yacht-racing Association (DRYA).
History
On the evening of September 23, 1932 a group of young men met at the residence of Chalmers Burn and agreed to the formation of a club to foster yacht sailing. The September 30th meeting fixed a Membership Fee at $10.00 and a first year dues at $6.00. The name of "Corinthian Sailors Club" was suggested as a club name. At the dinner meeting on October 28, the name "Corinthian Sail Yacht Club" was adopted. Temporary Officers were elected: Chalmers Burn as Commodore, Art Miller as Vice Commodore and Charles Parker as Secretary-Treasurer. On December 2, the first annual election was held after dinner at Joe Muer’s Oyster Bar. Chalmers Burn was elected Commodore, Art Miller - Vice Commodore and Howard Lauhoff - Rear Commodore. The Constitution was presented, discussed and unanimously adopted. Finally, the club was formed in 1933 with the name Crescent Sail Yacht Club when a group in nearby Marblehead was revived under the name "Corinthian Sail Yacht Club." [1]
It was founded as a sailing club for "men (and now women) of moderate means" and this principle was embodied in the requirement, still in place today, that all members perform a minimum number of annual work hours as part of their membership. [2]
The club hosted the 1942 Snipe World Championship.
Sailing Education
Junior and Adult sailing lessons and racing instruction are offered through the Crescent Sailing Association, the non-profit educational organization located at CSYC.
One-Design Racing
One-design racing is extremely active at CSYC, with the following dinghy and keelboat fleets represented at the club:
Dinghies
- Flying Junior
- Flying Scot
- Formula 18
- 420 (dinghy)
- Laser (dinghy)
- Lightning (dinghy)
- Optimist (dinghy)
- Thistle (dinghy)
- Tornado (sailboat)
Keelboats
- Beneteau 36.7
- Cal Yachts 20
- Cal Yachts 25
- Etchells
- Fareast 28
- Express 27
- J/24
- J/35
- J/105
- J/120
- Melges 24
- S2 Yachts 7.9
- Tartan Ten
External links
References
- ^ "Crescent History 1933". Archived from the original on 2008-11-20. Retrieved 2009-09-05.
- ^ "Home". crescentsail.com.