For our newer members, we are hosting another social Meet-Up this Friday, July 7 starting at 5:00 pm. We’ll collect in the Harbourview room upstairs in the clubhouse and take off on a tour at 5:15pm of our NSC facility and grounds.
It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to long-time NSC member Bob Sullivan. Bob passed away June 27 in hospital in Galway, Ireland. A celebration of life will be held at 716 Owls Cabin Ave., Riverside South, on July 22, 2023, 2:00 to 4:00 pm.
Due to the poor air quality, the patio will be closed for service today. Servers will happily serve all members and guest inside.
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of long-time NSC member Allan Maclatchy. Details are available in this obituary. A casual remembrance event will be held in the Harbourview Hall July 23, 2-4 p.m.
This year, NSC has provided members with oil absorbing pads for their bilges. Any member with an inboard engine can collect their absorbents from the Office. The goal of this initiative is to absorb minor fuel leaks prior to entering the harbour.
The NOD (Nepean One Design) regatta, on June 17-18, had 50 boats racing on two race courses on Lac Deschenes, with 110 competitors competing in J/22, J/80, Shark 24, Viper 640, 505, Fireball and Albacore on the middle and upper courses.
Did you know a bunch of local sailors have been raising funds for several years now for camp for kids with cancer? Why not become a Solo Sailor and join in the fun and skill building to help raise funds and awareness for Campfire Circle? Never solo sailed before? We can help you!
Water in the yard has been restored! Water is available at the docks, at water bottle refill stations and the STC washrooms are open and operational.
Here are some urgent last minute NOD Notes: NOD is a CLEAN regatta. Please limit the amount of plastic and other waste. Boat registration closes 15 June at 1800. EVENT table will be open for t-shirt sales, and we will be accepting your crew waivers.
How do you run a regatta when the Chief Organizer falls off his bike, there is a major flood, and the NSC calendar is running late? Simple, you call on volunteers, who step up and make things happen. That’s the wonderful part about being a member at NSC!