Good News: We have made plans to replace the wooden decking on the “inner sections” of both Dry Sail docks. The “inner sections” are the ones that connect the main “T” to shore. You may recall that these sections are disconnected each year when the harbour is closed, usually the 1w or 2w of November.
Membership invoices were mailed the week of October 5th; if you haven’t received yours yet, you should receive it shortly. Payment is due by the end of the day, November 2nd.
As the season winds down, please consider how the date you choose to haul out your boat has a significant impact on when you should expect to launch in the Spring. Please read our new Harbour and Yard post that explains why you should care.
Have you changed your e-mail address, mobile phone number, or moved? If so, be sure to give us your current info. Make sure your membership invoice isn’t sent to the wrong address.
Gobble! Gooble! Gobble! Folks, the annual NSC Turkey Trot Pursuit race and Thanksgiving Feast is just 12 days now, and counting, on Monday Oct. 12th, 2015! Briefing (in the NSC Members Lounge): 10:00 hrs. Copies of the Special Instructions about course and start times by boat handicap will be issued.
The Power and Sail Squadron invites all to a photo and information session about a 3 year journey by trawler to the Bahamas.
On Thursday, October 1st, Britannia Yacht Club graciously hosts our End of Series (End of Season) Social. Come one, come all. Good company, and finger food provided. Head over to Britannia immediately after racing!
Reminder, new this year is a dedicated afternoon of Dinghy/Cat Frostbite series racing this Saturday 26th! Come enjoy the warmth and light of a September afternoon of Dinghy-only series racing. 1st Warning gun is at 1330 with up to 6 races that afternoon. Courses, starts, and other instructions same as a regular Wednesday night. See…
The 3rd annual revival of the Lac Deschenes Open PHRF Regatta hosted by BYC was held September 19th and 20th.
The 2015 Fanfare Regatta was held September 12-13 under rainy skies; however, spirits were not dampened.