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What's New on the NBYC Website?   June 2010 Updates: The NBYC 2010 Event Calendar is now online (a pdf document) The 2010 schedule for the 36th Annual Sanderling Regatta including the 2010 NBYC Sunday Series information is now posted on the Member's Page   MEMBER ALERT! New Legislation requires all motor boat operators to have the "NJ Boating Safety Certificate" by June 1st or face a $500 fine. You may receive the NJ Boating Safety Certificate to operate your motor boats through: The United States Power Squadron at www.usps.org; The Coast Guard Auxiliary at www.cgaux.org; or Coast Boating School (732) 279-0561 or www.coastboatingschool.com.

 

Normandy Beach Yacht Club - Founded June 1946

The Normandy Beach Yacht Club is a private club located at the end of South Court, on Barnegat Bay, in Normandy Beach, NJ.

The Normandy Beach Sailing Club founded in 1945, started Sunday races from the north side of Harbor Court, then a bayberry covered peninsula with only one house. A second house was built in 1946 on the starting line, but the spot continued as the sight of the Sailing Club activities for a period of time.

Interest in sailing increased and it became fashionable to serve cocktails after the last gun was fired. Social life was added. Soon increasing attendance showed the need for property and a club house.

In 1955, funds were raised by a sale of stock. Land and water rights were purchased and the eastern part of the present club house was built. Its size was doubled in 1958 by the addition of the lower level and the Commodore's Room to continue the tradition of social activities and sailing.

Over the winter of 1998-99 the old club was renovated. The new club was designed by Arthur Manns Harden A.I.A. of Mantoloking, NJ. Arthur is a former Commodore. The builder was R Stone & Co. Inc. of Toms River, NJ.

All the many improvements and expansions done since 1955 have made the club house the beautiful building we now use today.

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