CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

LAKE GEORGE R E G A T T A

SEPTEMBER 30 ---- O C T O B E R 1, {§

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Governor General lo Open Regatta W/VC* f S of Canberra City Phone J 4656 His Excellency the Right Honourable Viscount De L'lsle, V.C., P.C., G.C.M.G., K.St.J., will officially open the First Sailing Season of the Canberra Yacht Club (Inc.) at Gearey's Sports Shirts Gap, Lake George, N.S.W., at 2 p.m. on Saturday, 30th in latest imported materials from September, 1961. France, Switzerland and Italy. Ivy League Shirts from U.S.A. Knitted Banlon Weekend Shirts in The formal breaking out of the Club burgee from the all shades ...... from 49/6 mast-head of the flag pole by His Excellency Viscount De L'lsle will be the signal for the commencement of the class races in the two-day yachting programme.

Sportswear sP°rts Trousers The arrival of His Excellency will coincide with a review in all fractional fittings. Cotton and Dacron mixtures, Tereylene of all competing yachts which will sail past the official and Wool, in plain stripes and enclosure, commencing at 1.45 p.m. ■—■— — ^ checks ...... from 99/6 It will be a proud and historic occasion for the Canberra Yacht Club as this will be the first occasion on which the ..— Suits burgee will be seen in public. — for summer and businessmen. New lightweight suits . . . they The event will have added significance in that for the / a m U I S's K i C are ^ rst c'ass tailored, many fit- first time the citizens of Canberra will have the opportunity I C l J I I I v I I O tings, in new burnished tonings, — ... plain or checks . . . to see Class racing sailed by yachtsmen from Sydney and — from only £22/10/- Melbourne on an Olympic Course.

The Flag Officers, Committee and members of the For MALE FASHIONS Canberra Yacht Club and visiting officials and yachtsmen MACY'S from N.S.W. and Victorian Clubs and Associations are grateful to His Excellency Viscount De L'lsle for honouring of Canberra City, A.C.T. us with his presence and informally opening the Regatta. TROPHIES Trophies will be awarded for the first, second and third place-getters in each event. CANBERRA YACHT CLUB (INC.) A special perpetual trophy will be awarded on an aggregate points system covering the events of the two days’ racing. Commodore T. J. O'Neill All trophies are on display in the Lake George Club House. Vice-Commodore C. A. Nicol PRESENTATION OF PRIZES Rear-Commodore J. Deeble Prizes will be presented by the Commodore of the Canberra Yacht Club, T. J. O’Neill, in the Lake George Club House at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Captain D. Nayler October 1. Secretary C. A. Nicol HOSPITALITY Treasurer B. J. Meek An entertainment programme for club members and visiting yachtsmen is available in the Club House.

Information Officer T. A. Scott

Officer of the Day D. Nayler All yachts not racing must be beached by 1.45 p.m. Areas have been arranged and instructions for stations REGATTA COMMITTEE therein will be taken from the Sailing Committee.

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Starter ...... R. E. Moran f VISITING YACHTSMEN, NOTE! — REGISTRATION I Assistant Starter P. Russeli | Visiting yachtsmen are required to register with the Information | Officer, Mr. Tom Scott, on arrival at Lake George. Timekeeper R. C. Tuckwell ^lllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllH Measurer P. Russell Course Official W. R. Moran GREIG’S PHARMACY Assistant Course Official J. A. Pidgeon Kennedy Street — Kingston Safety Officer Col. A. F. Swinbourne Marshalling Col. A. F. Swinbourne Movie and Still

PROTEST COMMITTEE Cameras

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for a permanent record of outings and sport MEDICAL OFFICER Dr. W. Russell PROGRAMME CONDITIONS Saturday, September 30th, 1961 ENTRIES Late entries may be accepted provided they are received in sufficient 2.05: F.D. and 5-0-5 Warning Signal time to permit the craft to be handicapped and other relevant information — Gun and Flag "P" to be recorded. 2.10: F.D. and 5-0-5 Prep. Signal RULES — Gun and Flag "K" All races will be conducted under I.Y.R.U. Rules except as modified by Y.A. of N.S.W., Class and Club rules and restrictions. 2.15: Moth Prep. Signal — Start F.D. NOTE: ALL CREWS WILL BE REQUIRED TO WEAR LIFE JACKETS. — Gun and Flag "O" Failure to comply will result in disqualification. 2.20: Finn Prep. Signal — Start Moth TIME LIMIT — Gun and Flag "J" 3 i hours. 2.25: Gwen 12 Prep. Signal — Start Finn COURSE FLAGS — Gun and Flag "T" No. 1 Yellow 2.30: Vee Jay Prep. Signal — Start Gwen No. 2 ...... White — Gun and Flag "V" No. 3 Blue 2.35: Combined Fleet Prep. Signal— Start Vee POSTPONEMENT Jay — Gun and Flag "L" Answering Pennant (Red and White Vertical Stripes) means postponement 2.40: Heron Prep. Signal — Start Combined Fleet for 15 minutes. This postponement can be extended indefinitely at 15-minute intervals by dipping and re-hoisting the Answering Pennant. — Gun and Flag "H" 2.45: 14 ft. Dinghy Prep. Signal — Start Herons CANCELLATION — Gun and Flag "U" Code “N ” (Blue and White checkered). 2.50: 14 ft. Dinghy Start — Gun RECALLS If any part of a competing yacht be on or across the starting line when Sunday, October 1st, 1961 the signal to start is made another gun will be fired and the class warning signal flown “at the dip” until yachts on or over the line have returned to the 2.05: F.D. and 5-0-5 Warning Signal satisfaction of the Sailing Committee or for such shorter periods as is — Gun and Flag "P" considered by the Sailing Committee to be reasonable. The responsibility for return will rest with the helmsman of the yachts concerned. Any yachts 2.10: F.D. and 5-0-5 Prep. Signal known to be over the line and not returning to the satisfaction of the Sailing — Gun and Flag "K" Committee will be disqualified. 2.15: Moth Prep. Signal — Start F.D. GENERAL RECALL — Gun and Flag "O" Two sound signals (gun) with hoisting of postponement signal. Five minutes will lapse before re-start of race. All succeeding starts will be 2.20: Finn Prep. Signal — Start Moth correspondingly later. — Gun and Flag "J" 2.25: Gwen 12 Prep. Signal — Start Finn THE START 1. The Warning gun will be fired ten minutes prior to the start of the — Gun and Flag "T" first race. On the firing of this gun, Flag “P” will be hoisted. 2.30: Vee Jay Prep. Signal — Start Gwen 2. Five minutes before the start of each class, a gun will be fired and the class flag raised. — Gun and Flag "V" 3. The starting gun for a race will be the preparatory gun for the next 2.35: Combined Fleet Prep. Signal — Start Vee race. In the event of failure of either the aural or visual signal the time will be taken from that which is effective. Jay — Gun and Flag "L" 4. There will be no Warning Signals except for the first (F.D.) Class. 2.40: Heron Prep. Signal — Start Combined Fleet 5. Competitors are required to be clear from the shore 10 minutes before the start of their event. — Gun and Flag "H" 6. The Class Flag (5 minutes prior to the start) brings competitors into 2.45: 14 ft. Dinghy Prep. Signal — Start Herons the Starter’s hand and subject to the rules. 7. Yachts manoeuvering before the start are required to do so to leeward — Gun and Flag "U" of the starting line and to avoid interference with yachts about to start, or 2.50: 14 ft. Dinghy Start — Gun yachts on course. STARTING LINE Between 2 white buoys moored out from the Starter’s Stand. The position is subject to alteration for different breeze directions. N.B.— All classes must pass outside the Starting Line on second laps while other classes are starting. FINISHING LINE All races will finish between two white buoys in line with the Starter’s Stand.

COURSES Course 1: (International Flying Dutchman, International 5-0-5, 12 sq. metre sharpie) — YELLOW. Start: 1 red — 3 red — 7 red — 1 red — 3 red — 7 red — 1 red — 3 red — 7 red — Finish. All marks to starboard. Distance: Approximately 9.4 miles. Course 2: (International Finn, Gwen 12, Vee Jay and 14 ft. Dinghy) — WHITE. Start: 1 red (starboard) — 5 yellow (port) — 2 yellow (port) — 8 yellow (port) — 5 yellow (port) — 2 yellow (port) — 7 red (starboard) — Finish. Distance: Approximately 7.8 miles. Course 3: (Heron and Moth) — BLUE. Start: 1 red — 3 red — 7 red — 1 red — 3 red — 7 red — Finish. All marks to starboard. Distance: Approximately 6.3 miles. REVERSE COURSE On display of Code Flag “R ,” the course will be sailed in complete reverse.

HANDICAPS All classes will start on flying starts; handicaps will be adjusted and results will be announced after completion of the events. CONTROL The decision of the Regatta Committee on all matters concerning the conduct of the racing will be final. RESPONSIBILITY All participants of this Regatta do so at their own risk and responsibility. All owners and skippers are expected to have the craft and gear in seaworthy condition. DECLARATION All skippers who have raced in accordance with the prescribed rules and regulations must sign a Rule Compliance Declaration within 1 H O U R of finishing each race at the Club-house. DISTRESS Competing skippers are reminded that it is their duty to attend another crew in distress, whether in the same race or otherwise, if a rescue launch is not in the vicinity, or able to render assistance. IDENTICATION Each competing yacht will carry on its mainsail a number or design clearly visible. RE-HANDICAPPING Suddenly You're Spring Fresh ! All yachts will be subject to re-handicapping after the first race.

IIThanks to Drycleaning RE-SAIL Should it be necessary to cancel the Saturday afternoon racing, this will the ‘Perclean’ way be re-sailed on Sunday morning, commencing at 10 a.m. • Highest Quality Cleaning — PROTESTS Adds new life to fabrics — restores colour. j: Protests are to be made in accordance with R.Y.A. Rule 68 and lodged within 2 hours of completion of the race with the Regatta Committee. The • Odourless Cleaning — protest must be accompanied by a fee of ten shillings (10/-) which, should ;! Leaves garments absolutely odour freejj the Committee consider the protest frivolous, will be forfeited. A protest flag must be flown in the main rigging at the earliest oppor­ • Gentle Cleaning — tunity, and flown until the finish of the race. Protects your clothes The Regatta Committee wishes to stress the necessity for an honourable and sportsmanlike observance of the racing rules which require a yacht involved in an incident either to retire from the race, or protest, should he IjBELL’S DRY CLEANING SERVICE| consider he was in the right. Protests will be heard at the earliest convenience following the expiration 97 Crawford Street, Queanbeyan jj of the time limit for lodging protests. Those concerned will be advised of the time and place by the Chairman Phone 854 j: of the Protest Committee.

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS These will be available to each participant at the Club-house from 11 a.m. each race day. o w n f / o / v o r s e n on an exciting, FLAGS USED carefree holiday Code “P”— White square on blue background. You leave all your worries Code “N ”— Blue and white checkered. Code “R”— Yellow vertical cross on red background. ashore when you board Answering Pennant— Red and white vertical stripes (five). a luxury Halvorsen Code “K”— Yellow and blue vertical halves. - cruiser at Sydney's Code “O”— Yellow and red diagonal halves. beautiful Bobbin Head. Code “J”— Blue, white, blue horizontal stripes (three). Swim, fish, cruise or just Code “I”— Red, white and blue vertical stripes (three). Code “V”— Red diagonal cross (X) on white background. relax along the calm Code “L”— Black and yellow squares (four). and tranquil waterways Code “H”— White and red vertical halves. of the Hawkesbury, Cowan and picturesque Pittwater. Easy Code “U”— Red and white squares (four). to handle Halvorsen cruisers are fully equipped to sleep up to 9. Hire one for the day, or as long as you please.

H a l v o r s e n B o a ts , P . Box Ji. Turramurra. THANKS Sydney. JJ 1227 The committee of the Canberra Yacht Club extend their thanks N A M E ______to: The donors of trophies; the N.S.W. and A.C.T. Police Forces;

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Depots in all main The opening of the Town House Motel and attached "Noah's” Restaurant marks a new approach to motel accommodation in Australia. Sixty-eight luxurious units are situated three minutes walk from Canberra’s shopping shopping centres and business centre. Accommodation at the Town House includes single, twin, three-bed and family rooms, bridal and executive suites. Tariff: £2/10/- single unit, £ 4 double. Reduced rates for family units. Phone Canberra X 3223 Canberra's Most Sophisticated NOAH’S Queanbeyan 465 Restaurant LICENSED AND AIR-CONDITIONED Chef in charge Guy Burnel FOR FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY (Late Romano’s Restaurant, Sydney) Attached to the Motel at Rudd Street, Civic Centre Yacht Owner Club Identification MOTHS 880 Buckley . . . FLAME E. F. Albert R.S.Y.S. TRAMP III B. Keir Port Melb. CALTEX DISTRIBUTOR 525 PENGUIN J. Shields (Miss) Balmoral 888 for Canberra and Queanbeyan DORADO P. Connell Balmoral 1123 KOKOMO V. Montague Balmoral 558 F O R HEATING OIL BLUE BIRD S. Pawsey Woollahra TANGO J. Hebden Woollahra 565 Railway Street, Oaks Estate 818 RIPPLE R. Spencer Woollahra Phone Queanbeyan 381 TABOO B. Staggs Woollahra 841 CAROUSEL C. Turner Woollahra 858 AGILE H. Aurthur Woollahra 1000 EXAMINER R. Johnson Woollahra 1041 SAYONARA J. Beaumont Woollahra 1050 PAGAN A. Kelly Woollahra 1052 L J. DWYER Woollahra 1091 GHOST J. Cortis (Miss) KIROO R. Cortis Woollahra 1109 FOR EVERYTHING HORNET G. Macgarey Woollahra 1110 GAZELLE A. Holt Woollahra 1111 PHOTOGRAPHIC CRESCENDO A. Lawson Bay view 564 SIESTA P. Akehurst Bay view 573 SCAMP B. Jobson Bayview 830 The Lawns, Manuka X 1766 JUS’ FINE B. Young Bayview 869 VIM K. Glacken Bayview 1051 INTRIGUE R. Leplastrier Bayview 1069 PANIC R. Comnell Bayview 1107 SAMPSON M. Whitwall Bayview 1108 ELUSIVE D. Glacken Bayview 1121 877 TRIO J. Wade Connell Point SWAN S. O ’Brien Connell Point 896 1001 W.&J.MARINE K.V. W. Cavey Connell Point HONEY C. Graham Connell Point 1044 (Division of Waugh & Josephson Pty. Ltd.) CRUSADER O. Wade Connell Point 1076 KITTEN J. Palmer Connell Point 1100 1038 CLASSIC I. Tringham Seaforth 1106 FRAM E. Quarford Seaforth Seaforth 1122 SAILBOATS — POWER BOATS — WATER SKIING ODETTA A. Houstan

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FINN 26 A. Van Willes Woollahra 26 FINNISH P. Hennessey R.P.A.Y.C. KA.32 FINISTERRE R. E. Powell R.S.Y.C. 30 FINALE R. H. Grieve R.S.Y.C. 21 FIN McCUM KAIL P. M. Tracy R.N.S.Y.C. 6 M. T. F. Pings M.H.Y.C. 34 FLIPA R. M. Seymour Q U ERY II K. A. Murrell R.P.A.Y.C. K.A.19

For All Petroleum Requirements, contact . . . STEVE MAUGER & SONS KENDALL STREET, QUEANBEYAN Phone 884 Box 126 HERONS THE CANBERRA YACHT CLUB BROLGA S. Dearney Y.W.H.S.A.A. 1353 NOOK G. G. Bodgery Y.W.H.S.A.A. 1688 KURROWAH J. E. Corlett Y.W.H.S.A.A. 16900 GYPSY W. Corvisy Y.W.H.S.A.A. 2275 The Canberra Yacht Club was formed by a group of WILLARY W. Youu Y.W.H.S.A.A. 2277 COOMOORA W. Cummings Y.W.H.S.A.A. 2714 enthusiastic land-locked yachtsmen in September, 1959, POLLY J. Young Y.W.H.S.A.A. 2785 EGRET J. D. Hughes Y.W.H.S.A.A. 2099 with the object of planning the development of a first-rate SARANGA F. W. Jones Y.W.H.S.A.A. 1583 yacht club on the proposed Canberra lakes. JO Y II Kendall Canberra 1880 JEDDA B. C. Marlin H.S.A.A. 2052 In November, 1960, after a suitable constitution had CATAMARANS been drawn up, the club was registered as a corporate KITTY CAT G. Wright Wagga Wagga FELIX P. K. Earle Wagga Wagga body in the A.C.T. At this stage the membership was 26 persons. Now, 18 months later, the membership is 118. 14 FOOT DIN GHY BUBBLE W. R. Harding Killara N.14 Because the Canberra lakes will not be ready until J. Disher Bega N.45 JOA N IE H. Norris Bega N.33 mid-1963, the yacht club committee decided that it would provide some sailing facilities for members. A lease was obtained from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, of the Visit former R.M.C. Sailing Club house at Lake George. This building was renovated and re-modelled by the voluntary KUPy* FOOP BAK labour of club members, and a plan to beautify the area (MOBILE) was commenced. TODAY

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JUBILEE INVITATION REGATTA - 9th & 10th MARCH, 1962.

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

Rules - The races shall be sailed under the current rules of the TT y TR.U. as modified by the R.Y.A. except as modified herein.

Identification - Each yacht shall carry the appropriate numbering and identification of its class clearly visible on its sails. Divisions - The racing on Saturday and Sunday morning will be started in three divisions as follows: ' i (a) 16 ft. (nominal) and over;

(b) over 111 6" and under 16 ft. nominal; (c) 11' 6 ” and under. Should the skipper of any boat wish to race outside its division he may do so on application to the racing committee. The Sunday afternoon race will be for the combined fleet from a handicap start.

Starting Times - The starting times for the individual races shall be:

Saturday 8.3.63 - (Scratch start) Division (c) 2.05 p.m. (b) 2.10 p.m.

(a) 2.15 p.m. Sunday 9.3*63 - (Scratch start) Division (c) 10.30 a.m.

(b) 10.35 a.m. (a) 10.40 a.m. Combined fleet handicap start

Afternoon race - 1.0 p.m. Handicaps - The handicaps for Saturday and Sunday morning races will be decided by the Sailing Committee.

The Sunday afternoon handicaps will be based on the first two races. 6. Starting Procedure (a) Scratch Baces

(i) A preparatory signal "P" will be hoisted and the course number shown 10 minutes prior to the start of the first division. (ii) Five minutes, before the start of each division, the flag for that division will be hoisted.

(iii)The fall of that division flag will signal the start of that division. (b) Handicap Races

(i) The preparatory signal "P" will be hoisted and the course number shown 10 minutes, prior to the start of the limit boat.

(ii) Five minutes before the start of the limit boat, the number of minutes to the start of the scratch boat will be shown on a board and the flag "P" will be dropped.

(iii) The numbers on the board will be changed each minute. The number shown on the board will indicate the handicap of the boats who are within 1 minute of starting. The dropping of the board and change of the number will indicate the start"of the boats on the handicap last shown on the board. (iv) Boats will be called by loud hailer 1 minute before their start. This call will coincide with the raising of the handicap number on the board for these boats.

Attention to the hoisting and lowering of signals will be given by the firing of a gun.

7• Starting lone - The starting line•will be shown on the Club House Notice Board 1 hour before each race. 8. Recalls - Recalls will be by loud hailer.

9. Courses - The course shall be in the form of an equilateral triangle of approximately 3 miles per lap.

Course A will be sailed in a clockwise direction.

Course B " " " " an anti-clockwise direction. The buoys can clearly be seen from the hill behind the Club House. There are no promlnant landmarks for identification, but the buoys can be located at approximately 60° and 120° from the Club House. The outer two buoys will be 44 gallon drums painted red. The Club House buoy will fly the international yellow and red code flag 0.

Saturday afternoon race 3 laps Sunday morning race 2 laps Sunday afternoon race 3 laps. - 3 -

10. Finishing line - The finishing line shall "be between course buoy with the code flag 0 and the Club House flagpole. 11. Time limit - The time limit for each race shall Toe 3 hours from the start of that individual race. 12. Shortening: of Course - Should it become apparent_after 2-4 hours that the course cannot be completed in time the committee may shorten any or all of the courses.

1 3 . Postponement and Abandonment - Postponement of 15 minutes will be signalled by answering pennant (Red and White Vertical Stripe). Cancellation by code letter N (Blue & White checkered).

14 . Starting Instructions - Will be posted in the Club House at 10.0 a.m. each race day. 15. Protests - Protests are to be made in accordance with R.Y.A. Rule '68""and lodged within 2 hours of completion of the race with the Regatta Committee. The protest must be accompanied by a fee of ten shillings (10/-) which, should the Committee consider the protest frivolous, will be forfeited. A protest flag must be flown in the main rigging at the earliest opportunity, and flown until the finish of the race. The Regatta Committee wishes to stress the necessity for an_ honourable and sportmanslike observance of the racing^rules which require a yacht involved in an incident either to retire from the race, or protest, should he consider he was in the right. Protests will be heard at the earliest convenience following the expiration of the time limit for lodging protests. Those concerned will be advised of the time and place by the Chairman of the Protest Committee. 16. Safety - As the water may be cold and the expanse of the lake Targe all competitors are required to wear safety jackets.

If in trouble stay with your boat. Competing skippers are reminded that it is their duty to attend another crew in distress whether in the same race or otherwise if the rescue launch is not in the vicinity or is unable to assist. 17. Flags Used -

P Preparatory flag T under 161 over 11' 6"

K Over 16* nominal V under 11' 6".

COMMITTEES

Sailing Committee R. Anderson (Chairman), R. Brown, A. Dive, J. Dunsmore, D. Nott, A. Wells. Protest Committee R. Anderson (Convenor), R. Brown, R. Dalgleish, J. Dunsmore, G. Kimber, K. Plumb, and visiting officials.

Starter J. Dunsmore. CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

REGATTA INFORMATION SHEET

Lake George 30th September, 1962

Canberra Yacht Club welcomes all competitors and visitors to its opening regatta for the 1962/63 season. We wish you good yachting and a happy week-end, and hope you will join us on many future occasions. 2. Visitors Book

Please sign the Visitors' Book and obtain a lapel badge from the Information Officer. 3. Programmes and Sailing Instructions

These are available from the Information Officer. 4. Accommodation

A limited number of billets may be available for any visitors who have failed to arrange accommodation. 5. Provisions

The Ladies Committee will have steak, bread, tea, coffee, soft drinks, etc., available in their tent. Their specialties for barbecue cooking are - Breakfast - 2 sausages 2 eggs roll 4/- (with coffee) Lunqh ) steak and roll 4/- ) - tomato 6d. Dinner ) egg 6d. (with coffee) Cooked frankfurts and rolls will be available between times at 1/6a. each.

Soup, frankfurts and coffee will be supplied free to competitors after each race. 6• Water Supplies

Fresh water may be obtained from the Club house kitchen The lake water is not suitable for drinking but may be used for any other purpose. 7. Petrol

The nearest petrol point is at Collector, which is nearly 5 miles towards Goulbum. 8. Parking

Cars may be brought to the camping areas and beaches but visitors are asked to keep clear the area in front of the club house. i , 4 * .

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9 * kife Jackets

A limited number of life-jackets are available for purchase at the bar, price 35/- each. 10. Bar Arrangements

The bar will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with intermissions during sailing. 11. Ent e rt a i nme n t s

Saturday, 8 p.m.-1 a.m. - Informal cabaret dance at Karl's Inn, with chicken supper - (entry 10/-). Sunday evening - presentation of trophies in club house. 12. Camberra Road Rules

Visitors are reminded that the Canberra speed limit is 30 m.p.h. and motorists must give way to the right. These rules are strictly policed. 13. Officials

These are listed on the programme. 14. Church Services

Please see notice board. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

Rules - The rules shall be sailed under the current rules of the I.Y.R.U* as modified by the R.Y.A. except as modified herein.

Identification - Each yacht shall carry the appropriate numbering and identification of its class clearly visible on its sails.

Starting Times - The starting times for individual classes or groups of boats shall b S aturday 2.00 p.m F.D. & 505 29th September 2.05 p.m V.J.S. 2.10 p.m Sharpies (Light & Heavy weight) 2.15 p.m Moths 2.20 p.m Finn 2.25 p.m 12ft. skiffs 2.30 p.m Gwen 1 2 2.35 p .m Mixed fleet 2.U0 p .m Her:on Sunday 1 .00 p.m F.D. & 505 30th September 1 .05 p.m V.J.S. 1 .10 p.m Sharpies 1 .15 p.m Moths 1 .20 p.m Finn 1 .25 p.m 12ft. skiffs 1 .30 p .m Gwen 1 2 1 .35 p.m Mixed fleet 1 .Uo p .m Herron The wai/fhg shall be signalled at 1 .50 p.m. on Saturday and 12.50 on Sunday.

Boarts shall be clear of the beach 10 minutes before their individual start. Starting Line - The starting line will be makred with two yellow buoys up to 200 yards from the first rounding mark ( if possible in a downwind position from the first mark). These will be moored near the starters raft or boat.

Starting Procedure

(a) The preparatory signal UP" will be hoisted TEN minutes prior to the first race. (b) Five minutes before the stf’.rt of each class the class flag, four pennants £nd the class course will be displayed.

(c) The starting pennants shall be dropped at 1 minute intervals and the fall of the class flag shall indicate the start of the race. -2-

(d) Attention will be drawn to the' ten minute wa A ' n g , and the start of eadh race by the firing of a gun. Except in the case of a recall the starting gun of each race shall be the 5 minute waring gun of each subsequent race.

(6) Recalls - Should any part of a yacht be across the starting line when the signal is given she must return and restart to the satisfaction of the starter. The method of individual recalls shall be by single gun shotand loud hailer.

In the event of mass recall two gun shots and loud hailer will be used.

(7) Courses - The courses to be sailed will be signaled from the starter. The letter of the course to be sailed will be shown on a board.

The location of the marks are shown on attached sketch and the course for each class shall be

F.D's 505*s & Sharpies (12 miles)

Course A 1 j 2,3, 1 9 2 5 3 , 1,2,3, finish between pole Course B 1 , 3 , 2, 1,3,2, 1,3,2, finish between pie V.J* s Moths 12 ft. skiff and m: Course C 4,5,6, 4,5,6, 4,5,6, finish between pole Course D 4,5,5, 4,6,5, 4 , d ,5, finish between pole Finns and Gwen 12 ( 8 miles) Course A 1,2,3 j 1,2,3, f ini sh between pole Course B 1,2,3, 1,2.3, finish between pole Herrons 5.4 miles Course C 4, 5,6, 4,5,6, Finish between pole Course D 4,6,5, 4,6,5, finish between Buoys 1, 2,3, are 44 gal. drums painted red. Buoys 4,5,6, are 4 gal. drums painted white with yellow flag. As no prominent land features identify the buoys, approximate bearings are given on the sketch. (Don’t let this frighten you, you can identify them from the hill before the start). (8) Finishing Line

The finishing line shall be between the last buoy of the course and the club flagpole.

After finishing please clear this line as soon as possible. (9) Time Limit - The time limit for each race shall be 3 hours from the start of that individual race.

j -3- (10) Shortening of Course - Should, it become apparent after 2 ^ hours that the course cannot "be completed in time the committee may shorten any or all of the courses. In the event of the shortening being signalled yachts shall finish between the committee boat and a yellow mark dropped on course crossing in the direction from the last rounding mark. Shortening of course shall be signalled by letter HS” and gun fire and close flag, (11) Postponement or Abandonment

Postponement of 15 minutes will be signalled by answering pennant (Red and White Vertical Stripe), Cancellation by code letter N (Blue and White checkered), (12) Starting instructions will be posted in the club house at 10,0 a.m. each race day. (13) Protests

Protests are to be made in accordance with R.Y°A. Rule 68 and lodged within 2 hours of completion of the race with the Regatta Committee. The protest must be accompanied by a fee of ten shillings (10/-) which, should the Committee consider the protest frivolous, will be forfeited.

A protest flag must be flown in the main riggin at the earliest opportunity, and flown until the finish of the race, I I f ' V ' , • ^ 1» .1 . a 4 The Regatta Committee wishes to stress the necessity for an honourable and sportmanslike observance of the racing rules which require a yacht involved in an incident either to retire from the race, or protest, should he consider he was in the right. Protests will be heard at the earliest convenience following the expiration of the time limit for lodging protests.

Those concerned will be advised of the time and place by the Chairman of the Protest Committee. (ll+) Safety

As the water is cold and the expanse of the lake large all competitors are requirest to wear safety jackets. If in trouble stay with your boat.

Competing skippers are reminded that it is their duty to attend another crew in distress whether in the same race or otherwise if the rescue launch is not in the vicinity or is unable to assist. Flags Used

P. Preparatory Flag T. Gwen Class K. F.D, & 505 class U. 12 ft. skiff class V, V.J. Class H. Harron class L, Sharpie Class S. Shortening of Course 0. Moths " N. Postponement J . Finn ” Y. Mixed fleet Variation to Programme

An additional race will be held on Monday at 10.15 a.m. if sufficient entries are obtained. Should you intend racing on the Monday entries will close at the Club House at 12 noon on Sunday. The starting times for the classes and mixed fleet will be exhibited on the sailing in­ struction board at the Club House from 9.0 on Monday. A / c ^ / c r /3'r'/}e?SS m O P T r~(S£? $ course 3 laps. 'I Finns and Gwen 12*s sail outside course 2 laps. V.J., Moth, 12* skiffs and Mixed \ , 2 Fleet sail inside course 3 laps. Herons sail inside course, 2 laps.

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Csmmodere Hon. Secretary Chas Nicol B i l l ' ,-owd

2ND CANBERRA DAY REGATTA SEASON 1963 - 1964

Officer of the Day. Vice Commodore Ron Anderson.

Race Committee

Ron Anderson, Reg Brown, Fred Foster, Ken Hope, Brian Robson, Ron Tuckwell (Starter), John Watch (Safety).

Acknowledgements

Canberra and Goulburn Police.

Patrol Boat Owners. Timing equipment by Longines. ------CANBERRA YACHT CLUB REGATTA INFORMATION SHEET Lake George, 7th and 8th March, 1964.

Ihe Canberra Yacht Club welcomes all competitors and visitors to its^ 2nd Canberra Day Regatta. We regret that Lake Burley Griffin is not yet available but we feel that good yachting and a happy weekend can still be had at Lake George and we hope you will join us on many future occasions. 2. Visitors1 Book

Please sign the Visitors' Book in the Lake George Clubhouse. 3• Programmes and Sailing Instructions

These have been despatched to all skippers but additional copies are available from the Information Office. 4. Provisions

There will be a variety of foods available from the Club caterer. 5. Water Supplies

n , Fresh water may be obtained from the Clubhouse kitchen, ihe lake water is not suitable for drinking but may be used for any other purpose. 6. Petrol

The nearest petrol point is at "Karl's Inn'' which is three miles towards Canberra. 7. Parking

. Cars may be brought to the camping areas and beaches but visitors are asked to keep clear the area in front of the Clubhouse. 8. Bar Arrangements

On Saturday the bar w i l l be open for members and visitors irom 12 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. with intermissions during sailing. Supplies for Sunday will be by arrangement. 9• Entertainments

Saturday, 8 p.m.-2 a.m. - Informal dance at the Lake Burley Griffin Clubhouse - barbecue snacks available. Sunday, 2.30 p.m. - Presentation of trophies, Lake George Clubhouse. 10. Canberra Road Rules

Visitors are reminded that the Canberra speed limit unless otherwise marked is 30 m.p.h. and motorists must give way to the right except where traffic is turning within dual carriageways. These rules are strictly policed. 11. Church Services

Please see notice board.

« Owing to the lack of water in Lake Burley Griffin, the Regatta will be held at Lake G-oerge. This is on the east side of the main Sydney - Canberra road about 23 miles from Canberra. There will be a notice on the gate.

DEPTH OF WATER

A shallow rocky patch by the shore just north of the Clubhouse is shown on the sketch plan.

Depths in the middle of the lake do not exceed 10 to 12 feet. There

is therefor-e risk to masts of any boats capsizing.

RULES

The races will be sailed under the current Rules of the Yachting

Association of New South Vales, except a.s modified by these instructions.

RACING- FLAGS

The attention of competitors is drawn to Rule 27 and R.Y.A. prescription

thereto,

CLASS INSIGNIA AND NUMBERS

Competitors must ensure that their Class insignia and number are

known to the race officials before the start of the races. 0

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS

Starting Times Saturday Sunday Event No. Class 7th March 8th March

1 International Flying 1.30 p.m. 11 a.m. Dutchman

2 National Gwen 1.35 P.m. 11.05 a.m.

3 National Lightweight Sharpie 1.40 p.m. 11.10 a.m.

4 International Finn 1.45 p.m. 11.15 a.m.

5 International 5-0-5 1.50 p.m. 11.20 a.m.

6 International O.K. 1.55 p.m. 1 1 .25 a.m.

7 14 ft. Skiff & Darkie 2,00 p.m. 11.30 a.m.

8 National Moth 2.05 p.m. 11.35 a.m.

9 12 ft. Skiff 2.10 p.m. 11.40 a.m. - 3 -

Starting Times Event No. Class Saturday Sunday 7th March 8th March

10 Vee Jay 2,15 p.m. 11,45 a.m. 11 Northbridge 14 2.20 p.m. 11.50 a.m.

12 Seafly 2.25 p.m. 11.55 a.m.

13 Open 12 ft, and over 2.30 p.m. 12 noon

14 Manly Junior 2.35 p.m. 12.05 p.m.

15 Open 12 ft, and under 2.40 p.m. 12.10 p.m.

16 Yachting World Heron 2.45 p.m. 12.15 p.m.

STARTING LINE

Between the mast of the Committee vessel and a buoy bearing a Red flag.

A buoy bearing a Yellow flag will be moored near the Committee vessel. In

crossing the line to start and sailing toy/ards the first mark boats may not pass between this buoy and the Committee vessel; this mark is not part of the

starting line,

STARTING PROCEDURE

Warning Signal. A Red and ¥hite chequered flag will be displayed on

the Committee vessel and a gun fired ten minutes before the start of

the first race. The course letter applicable will be displayed on a

board,

gjep^atory Signal. Five minutes before the start of each race the

race number will be displayed on a board and a gun will be fired.

Three minutes before the start of each race three flags will be

hoisted. These will be lowered in turn at one minute intervals.

fall of the last flag will be the signal to start, A

gun will also be fired. The board showing the race number will be

taken down and replaced by that showing the next race.

Recall. In accordance with Rule 8# Recalls will be by loud hailer.

The recall numbers will correspond with competitors' sail numbers.

If the entire fleet is recalled a gun will also be fired. In the

event of a general recall there will be no subsequent warning signal

and a fresh preparatory signal will be made at the recall signal.

All following starts 7/111 be delayed accordingly,

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COURSES

There will he three courses which will be identified by the colour of the flags on the buoys. These courses are:--

Outor Course Buoys A, B and C Orange flags

Inner Course Buoys D, E and F Red and Yellow Code 0 flags

Snail Course ’Buoys G, H and J Green flags

The location of these buoys and the general course areas are shown on the attached sketches.

The first mark after crossing the starting line will be that nearest the Clubhouse bearing the flag applicable to the course.

A Red flag displayed on the Committee vessel from the preparatory

signal means that all marks shall be left to port.

A Green flag displayed on the Committee vessel from the preparatory

signal means that all buoys are to be left to starboard,

N.B. Competitors in Events 14, 15 and 16 should watch for a change of

course direction flags.

Events 1, 5, 5, 7 and 9 for Flying Dutchman, Lightweight Sharpie, 5-0-5,

14 ft. Skiff and 12 ft. Skiff.

Course X

Starboard Hand A.C.B., A.C., A.C.B., Finish A

Port Hand A.B.C., A.C., A.B.C., Finish A

Course Y

Starboard Hand A.C.B.,A.B., A.C.B., Finish A

Port Hand A.B.C., A.B., A.B.C., Finish A

Events 11, 12 and 13 for Northbridge, Seafly and Open 12 ft. and over.

Course X

Starboard Hand A.C.B., A.C., Finish A

Port Hand A.B.C., A.C., Finish A

Course Y

Starboard Hand A.C.B., A.B., Finish A

Port Hand A.B.C., A.B., Finish A

Events 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 for Gwens, Finns, O.K.s, Moths and Vee Jays.

Starboard Hand D.F.E., D.F.E., D.F.E., Finish D

Port Hand D.E.F,, D.E.F., D.E.F., Finish D

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World Heron.

Starboard Hand G.J.H., G.J.H.,G.J.H., Finish G

Port Hand, G.H.J., G.H.J., G.H.J,, Finish G

FINISHING LINE

Between the buoy nearest the Clubhouse bearing the flag applicable to the

course and the flag pole opposite the Clubhouse.

SHORTENING COURSE

A decision to shorten the course will be signalled by flying the code

flag ’S’ (blue square on white background) on the flag pole opposite the

Clubhouse and firing a gun when the first boat affected is approaching the

finishing line. Thereafter all boats shall complete that lap and cross the finishing line.

TIME LIMIT

The time limit will be three hours from the starting signal for that

race. No race will count unless the course or shortened course is

completed by the leading boat of the class within the above time. PROTESTS

Protests must be lodged in accordance with Rule 68 with the Officer of

the Day within one hour of the finish of the protesting boat. A fee of

10/- must accompany the protest.

PRIZEGIVING

Prizes will be presented at the Lake George Clubhouse as soon as

possible after the conclusion of the racing on Sunday, 8th March.

RIGGING AND PARKING AREA

Competitors are asked to obey the instructions of the marshals on where

they may rig their boats and park their cars and trailers. Boats may be

left overnight in this area, but the Club can take no responsibility for

their safety,

HEALTH

Competitors are warned that Lake George water should not be drunk and

that if they have any open wounds they should be careful not to allow Lake

George water to get on them. If it does, the wound should be immediately

dressed with iodine. A supply of this and other First Aid equipment can

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CANBERRA DAY REGATTA 1964

EVENT 1 - INTERNATIONAL FLYING DUTCHMAN

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George Championship - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day Championship - 1st,2nd, 3rd, 4th (Canberra Day Winner also awarded Canberra Day Sash)

Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club

KA10 Eileen J. Hardy RSYS KA15 Karen H. De Torres RSYS KA20 Keek Ute R. Gibson RSYS KA23 Defiance E. Mars land RSYS KA25 Ginger D. Robertson RSYS

KA40 Whirlwind H. Waters Illawarra KA53 Diana G. Sibley RSYS KA65 Kintail C. McRae RSYS

KA87 Rana P. Hemery Cruising YC KA121* Jo J.Black RPAYC KA123 Whittier C. Whitworth RPAYC KA128 Damita R. Dennison RSYS KA130 Pimm J. Annand RSYS

KA134 Scimitar L. Alexander

KA137 Stayput D. Benson Illawarra KA139 Barbary P. Malony RPAYC KA144 Kera V E. Albert RSYS KA153 Agony V. Sheppard RSYS

EVENT 2 - NATIONAL GWEN 12

Saturday , 7th March - Lake George H ’cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March Canberra Day H'cap- 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T.

Reg. No. Boat Skipper Club H’ cap

286 Tarleena L. Holt CYC 330 Raven B . Wilson Wyangala 730 Will 0 Wisp R. O ’ Leary Wyangala EVENT 2. NATIONAL GWEN 12 (Cont) Reg. No. Boat Skipper Club

775 Brolite J. Notaras CYC 876 Gelina Miss P. Watch - CYC 1070 Flamingo C. Williams YMSC 1213 Classique R. Dalgleish CYC 1261 Revel J. Dunsmore CYC

1294 Asdic J. Buckle Connell's P*. 10 1519 Maria B . lies St, George 8 1543 Impala G. Short Lane Cove 10

1550 Calypso J. Seamons Conne11's Pt. 6 1561 Tuesday P. Sorrenson Mosman Sc.

1581 Seamist T. Mooney Connell* s Pt. 6

1583 Brolga D. Bull — YMSC I «v «- 1588 Spindrift I. Anstee Mosman 2

1614 Vanquisher A. Osborne Lane Cove 3 1618 Sabre B . Selson Mosman 15

1619 Reb R. Hendy Lane Cove 6 1651 J iminy J. Crawford Mosman 19 1660 Riptide S. Wood Conne11's Pt. 12 1669 Suzie Q F. Thompson YMSC 1671 Nicque V. Paral YMSC

EVENT 3 - AUSTRALIAN LIGHTWEIGHT SHARPIE

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H'cap: 1st , 2nd 8, F.T. Sunday, 8th March Canberra Day H'cap: 1st , 2nd & F.T.

Reg. No. Boat Skipper Club H' cap

N5 Like Go G. Austin Pt. Hacking N6 Shy J. Peelgrane Pt. Hacking

N8 Valkyrie D. Smith Pt. Hacking Nil Lowanna W. Gay Mosman N12 Aeolus K. Arcus Mosman N13 Centaur D. Turner Mosman N15 Daring II K. Humphries Mosman 3.

EVENT 4 - INTERNATIONAL FINN Saturday, 7th March - Lake George C ’ship - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day C'ship - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th

Reg .No. Boat Skipper Club

KA2 Flipa II P. Seymour RSYS KA5 Pegasus R. Hayhow RSYS KA6 Finner W. Wright RPEYC KA11 Nina R. Smith RPEYC

KA12 Finnkeen G. Gibbs Woollahra KA19 Isis K.Murrell RPEYC

KA21 Finale R. Grieve RSYS

KA25 Query IV C. Ryrie RPEYC KA30 Finisteere R. Powell RSYS KA65 Rin-Tin-Finn J. Biddlecombe RSYS KA72 Finnochio N. Wright RSYS

KA77 Hi Lite IV A. James RPEYC

EVENT 5 ~ INTERNATIONAL 505 Saturday, 7th March - Lake George Championship - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day Championship - 1st, 2nd & 3rd

Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club

KA1080 Didgeridoo R. Warren CYC KA1463 Moonshine P. Slade MHYC KA1568 Linus I. Bracher MHYC KA1569 Antaeos J. Slade MHYC KA1601 Kathleen R. Hayden MHYC KA1653 Eleanor C. Nicol CYC KA1670 Bebe V. Dawson CYC KA1695 Ya III p. Morton CYC V

EVENT 6 - INTERNATIONAL O.K. DINGHY

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George: H'cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day’.H'cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T.

Reg. No. Boat Skipper Club H'cap

KA49 Charity C. Mansfield West.Subs. 13 KA50 Kismet R. Stone West.Subs. 4

KA58 Grishkin J. Kirkbride West.Subs. 10 K.A81 Hebe J. Walker Vaucluse 9

KA84 Contessa C.iLewis West.Subs. 10

KA103 Mirage J. Salmons Mosman 8 KA142 Home James J. Simpson West.Subs. 7 KA153 Taobym T. Hill Mosman 4 KA154 Zarifa D. Treglaon Mosman 10

KA155 Delta D. Board West.Subs. 2

KA156 Gremlin J . Hardie West.Subs. 1 KA167 Trump W. Gamble West.Subs. 5 K A 1 £ ^ W Trident P. Johnston West.Subs. 13 KA170 Vitesse II N. Fennell West.Subs. 8

KA175 Fleetwing R. Moran YMSC

KA176 Pandora IV J. Powell West.Subs. Sc. KA Samantha M. Greenhill Vaucluse 10

EVENT 7 - 14FT DINGHY

Saturday , 7th March - Lake George H'cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March Canberra Day H'cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T.

Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club H' cap

N7 Puff J., Jackson Manly N10 Hi-Lite E,. Smith Manly

N13 Sapphire D,. Sleeman Manly

N16 Confusion A,. Rann Greenwich N20 Dolphin W . Harding Greenwich

N27 Witchcraft J . Connell Manly

*’59 Ambrose W . Moran YMSC N77 Breeze L . Abbott Manly N88 Panic R . Tobias Manly 5, EVENT 7 - 14FT DINGHY (Cont)______Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club H'cs

N100 Pastime K. Latham Manly N101 Frantic J. Gray Manly N120 Elan II Whiddon Manly

EVENT 8 - NATIONAL____ MOTH

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H ’cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T. Sunday 8th March - Canberra Day H ’cap- 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T. ______(Spe cial Prize donated bv Angus and Coote)______Reg. No. Boat Skipper Club H‘

818 Ripple H. Spencer Woollahra 9 888 Cygnet N. Thwaites YMSC 15

892 Burley G S. Primmer CYC 25

1041 Apache G. Shea Woollahra 11 1051 Jes Fine R. Young Bayview 6 1057 Nina T. Dalton CYC 15

1107 Noblesse o . Pawsey Woollahra 8

1109 Kiroo R. Cortis Woollahra 11 1110 . Hornet C. Magarey Woollahra 4 1111 Gizelle B . Buckhart Woollahra 8 1114 Nya la J. Hardie West. Subs. 12

1115 Acheron H. Pawsey Woollahra 11 1124 Logic I. Spies Lane Cove 10

1125 Nonparriel M. Thompson Balmora1 6 1140 Soubrette A. Houstone Seaforth 6 1146 Swan P . Travers Woo 11ahra 18

2000 Frolique M . Bethwaite Sf*a forth Sc

2019 Sequel K. Sherriff Woollahra 6 2020 Rebel R. Miller Bayview 11 2021 Jest M. Henderson Woollahra 7 2025 Lutana Miss C. Bethwaite Seaforth 9 2029 Ique T. Tringham Seaf orth 8

2033 Scat R. Tilsed Lane Cove 9 2035 Medea G. Sernkin Bayview 9 2040 Sonique Miss V. Iliff Seaforth 10 2054 Athene J. Diacopoulos Woollahra 14 2083 Runaway D. S. Nicol CYC 10 6. EVENT 8 - NATIONAL MOTH (Cont.)______Reg. No, Boat Skipper Club H'cap

2088 Kiewa R. Irvine Balmora1 8 2095 Shamal W. Romanio Balmoral 14

2111 Mystique I. Bowen Seaforth 1 2122 Adios R. Dorling Balmora1 5 2124 Daring K. Travers Woollahra 7 2151 Venom P. Nickolls Woollahra 10 2166 Zero J. Bowen Seaforth Sc.

Hi G. Taylor YMSC 25

EVENT 9 - 12FT SAILING SKIFF

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H'cap - 1st: and 2nd Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H ’cap

Name of Skiff Skipper Insignia H ’ cap

Karana P. Boyd 2 Blue Bars 10

Q u e j ^ p ^ K. Ferriera Black Star 19 Geneve G. Gould Gold Shield Coat of Arms 18 Red Back M. Howlett Red Back Spidier 14

Tension A. Murphy Black T 11

EVENT 10 _ VAUCLAUSE JUNIOR

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H'cap - 1st, 2nd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H ’cap -

Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club H ’

6521 Blister P . Carter Connell’s Pt. 12

7166 Sea Witch B . Taylor Connell's Pt. 17 7654 Merriment B . Robinson Bayview 7676 Caramba T . Dive YMSC

7764 Archimedes A . Straw Wyangala 7797 Cortina N . Osborne Bayview

8002 Phil D . Martin Connell’s Pt. 7 8008 King Gee R . Bray Connell’s Pt. 2 T . Sinclair Wallagool •J ■ •

EVENT 11 - NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR 14

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H ’cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H ’cap-lst, 2nd, 3rd & F.T.

Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club H ’ cap

1 Seraph T. McGreevy N ’bridge 14 2 Harmony R. Halliday N ’bridge 14

3 Makutu F. Bethwaite N'bridge Sc.

5 Rainbow L. Wickins N'bridge 7 9 Sa jec B. Pickering N ’bridge 10

10 Idle Hour J. Corlett N ’bridge 7

11 Xiphias B. Hodgson N ’bridge 8

15 Zulu R. Cox N'bridge 7 18 Frieda C. Oliver Wyangala

19 Narrani B. Coffee N ’bridge 7 20 Nyanda R. King Eucurnbene M CM CM CM Pippa Too R. Burgess Eucurnbene t l (or T.Bridgewater) O

Whisper A. ) Spring N’bridge 4 26 Annie E. Elliott Eucurnbene 32 Noel* s Ark N. Carter Eucurnbene

EVENT 12 S E A F L Y

Saturday , 7th March - Lake George H ’cap - 1st, 2nd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H’cap- 1st, 2nd & F.T.

Reg. No. Boat Skipper Club H' cap

73 Susannah G. Fowle CYC

74 Mrs Pankhurst Mrs J. Kimber CYC ------75 Blowfly G. Kimber CYC

76 Flyaway J. Hamon CYC 77 Ariel III C. Mylne CYC

78 Flamingo N . Robinson CYC 80 R. Hargrave CYC EVENT 13 - OPEN CLASS Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H'cap Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H'cap

Reg. Boat Skipper Club H 'cap No.

Cygnet M. Cooper Illawarra (Modified V/S)

K11 Sirikit A. Rowe YMSC (Kitty Kat)

Black Cat G. Thomas Eucumbene (Kitty Kat)

Bikini F. Olsson Eucumbene (Quickcat)

10073 Una IV L. Nix CYC (Enterprise)

37 Colleen P. Harvey CYC (Snipe)

136 Menace D. Nayler CYC (Skate)

Flying 15 T. H i l l CYC D. v.d. Toorn Eucumbene S . East er)

Cadet J. Firman CYC

EVENT 14 - MANLY JUNIOR Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H'Cap 1st 2nd & F.T. Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H'cap " " "

25 Swift M. Green Clontarf 125 Firefly D. Dawson Clontarf 190 Vigour M. Kimber CYC 206 Amber Pup R. Dessaix Manly

212 Seaspray P. Williams Manly 505 Janie N. Vidal Manly 658 C. Morton CYC 808 "808" L. Minehan Manly M. Carroll Wallagoot t EVENT 1 j - Y. W. HERON

Saturday, 7th March - Lake George H'cap - 1st, 2nd, 3rd and F.T Sunday, 8th March - Canberra Day H'cap- 1st, 2nd, 3rd and F.T,

Reg.No. Boat Skipper Club H'ca; 1353 Brolga H. Walter Eucumbene 1880 Joy II L. Kenda11 CYC

2097 Currawong L. Hockley Eucumbene

2277 Willary W. Youll 6 2568 Beagle R. King YMSC

2.785 Polly W. Cutbush 9 3095 Seal L. Oxenford 7

3 1 2 1 Timarlyn P. Dabbs 6 3130 Perina II B. Lilly 6 3 2 6 5 Puskat M. Sturman YMSC V ^ 3 § 7 Fiona R. Macleod 5 3392 Thunderbird L. Rea •SL U loyx bei^4Lr 3649 Yaragee L. Smith YMSC

Yaragee W. Abbott YMSC 3 «•«£JUJ r 3652 Juanelda R. Franzi Eucumbene

3661 Sukey P. Palmer Eucumbene 3753 Plioyx P. Spottswood YMSC

3908 Demigretta Mb B. Marsh and Miss A. Dorling 10

3917 Cindy M. Corvisy 10

3983 Koree III C. Thorne 5

4085 Salad Days B. Hirstman 6 4088 Trial II R. Lock Sc. 4136 Adina W. Johnson YMSC 4140 Jest S. Johnson YMSC 4144 Scimitar J. Lamb YMSC 4215 Kirstein M. Murray CYC

4222 Nook G. Badgery 6 4285 Bess N. Fitzhardinge YMSC 4219 Miss-ile R. Sherwood 10 4334 Two Pair K. Connor YMSC 4336 G.E.M. II G. Francis 10 \

NOTICE OF RACE

OPENING OF LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN - 17th and 18th OCTOBER, 1964

In conjunction with tha ooening ceremony of Lake Burley Griffin on 17th October, 1964, at which the Prime Minister, Sir Robert G. Menzies, will officiate, the Canberra Yacht Club and the Y.M.C.A. Sailing Club will hold an opening of the season regatta.

The regatta will be under the control of the Lake Burley Griffin Joint Sailing Committee.

Entries are invited from boats of the following classes which are registered with the appropriate Association -

International 505 Y«W. Heron International OK Dinghy 14 Foot National Moth Sea Fly National Gwen Twelve Open Class

Classes in which less than 8 entries are received may be included in the open class.

The races will be conducted under the racing rules of the Yachting Association of New South Wales as modified by the sailing instructions.

The regatta programme will be -

Saturday, 17th October -

2.00 p.m. - sail past in central basin 2.55 p.m. - demonstration races of 1 or 2 laps by each class 8.00 p.m. - informal get together in CYC club h o u s e

Sunday, 18th October -

11.00 a.m. - class racing on west lake 3.00 p.m. - presentation of trophies at CYC club house

Entrance fee will be 5/- per boat for S u n d a y racing.

Trophies will be awarded as follows -

Saturday - token trophies only Sunday - First - trophy to value of £10 per 12 starters and <£6 for 8 starters. Placings - from entry fees Perpetual trophies (2) - to the value (with pennants). of £40 each will be offered by N.C.D.C. for annual competi­ tion by visiting and local clubs on a points basis.

.o/2 Compatitors and visitors will be required to make their own arrangements for accommodation.

Entries should reach the following by Saturday, 26th September, 1964 -

5 0 5 's Mr. C.A.,Nicol, Secretary, Canberra 505 Association, O K 1 s Mr. J.N. Kirkbride, Secretary, OK Association, 60 Boundary Road, Wahroonga, N.S.W. M o ths The Convenor, Race Committee, Box 67, Spit Junction, N.S.W. Gwens Mr. Lew Holt, Secretary, A.C.T„ Branch Gwen 12 Association, 56 Schlich Street, Yarralumla, A.C.T. Hero n s Mr. N.T. Corvisy, Sailing Secretary, Y.W. Heron Association, 5 Third Avenue, fipping, N.S.W. 14 Footers ~ Mr. P. Spottswood, 20 Carnegie Crescent, Narrabundah, A.C.To Seaflies Mr. G.J. Mylne, Secretary, Seafly Association, 28 Melbourne Avenue, Deakin, A.C.T. Open Mr. P. Spottswood, Secretary, L.B.G. Sailing Co-ordinating Committee, 20 Carnegie Crescent, Narrabundah, A.C.T. S i R l O S

OPENING OF LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN

INAUGURAL REGATTA Conducted by LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN CO-ORDINATION COMMITTEE

17th and 18th October, 1964

C.Y.C. COMMODORE Y.M.S.C. COMMODORE

Charles Nicol Ron Moran

CO-ORDINATION COMMITTEE

Ron Anderson (Chairman) Peter Spottswood (Secretary) Rod Dalgleish Gurth Kimber Frank Thompson

Officer of the Day

Ron Anderson

Starter Bill Abbott SAIL PAST INSTRUCT!ONS Saturday 17th October. 1964

Background

A ceremony for the inauguration of Lake Burley Griffin by the Prime Minister of Australia will be held at Regatta Point in the Central Basin at 2,15 p.m„ Saturday 17th, Racing will commence off Regatta Point at approximately 2.55 p»m.

To avoid haphazzard entry of competitors into the area and to provide a background to the inauguration ceremony it has been decided to enter Central Basin in the form of a sail past.

Sail Past

Time: 2,0 p 0m«, Starting Point: At Committee Boat West Basin, Warning: Signaled by red and white check flag 10 minutes before start. Preparatory: The class flag of the first class will be signalled 5 minutes before the start of the sail past. Start: By loud hailer.

The order of Classes will be - Finn O.K. Moth Gwen 12 Sea Fly 14 ft. Y.W. Heron General (Open) Catamaran (Open) 505

The flag for the H»r4?t class to start will be broken out with the starting of the preceding class.

Boats will start at 15 second intervals in the order required by the group leader.

It should be appreciated that this is not a race and some endeavour should be made to keep station.

Course: Start at Committee Boat, through centre span of Commonwealth Avenue Bridge, to Buoy A to starboard then disperse towards Kings Avenue Bridge. A general dispersal over the whole of central basin is desired.

General: There will be a distinguished gathering at Regatta Point and the sailing will be in the public eye as well as on news reel and television. Your co-operation by boing in V/est Basin at 1.50 p.m. within hailing distance of the Committee Boat so that you may proceed to Central Basin in your class would be greatly appreciated. INAUGURATION OF LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN

REGATTA

,This Regatta is conducted by the Lake Burley Griffin Sailing Co-ordinating Committee (Canberra Yacht Clubs and Y.MoC.A. Sailing Club) at the request of the National Capital Development Commission.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location Maps are enclosed for visitors. The key is as follows

Single Arrow - route from Melbourne to Sydney Double Arrow - route from Cooma O - is CYC. Clubhouse (At rear of Albert Hall) A - is Lotus 3ay, and B - is Acton

Racing instructions, courses and programmes will be available from CYC Clubhouse from 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 16th October.

Canberra Yachtsmen are requested to obtain these on Friday.

Visiting Yachtsmen other than Herons and Seaflys should report to CYC Clubhouse on arrival. Heron and Seafly skippers will receive sailing instructions at launching site. Launching Sites -

Acton - (B on map) adjacent to hospital. All Herons, Gwen 12’s and Seaflys. Lotus Bay - (A on map)

East Beach - (adjacent to Hotel Canberra) All 505's, 14 footers and Open class.

West Beach - (adjacent starting position) All Finns, Oj.K. Dinghys, Moths Central Beach - Overflow of Moths Sail Past - Saturday, 17th October

Will be conducted by Classes under a Class nominated leader, commencing at 2 p.m.

Boats will rendezvous in West Basin not later than 1.50 p.m. • 2 • •

m u 4- unable to negotiate Commonwealth Bridge ~ I not launch in Central Basin. (Maximum clearance in centre span is 24 feet 10% ins.)

1 nn „ m Class leaders wiH brief classes not later than i.uu p.m. on sail past procedures.

Class leaders are s-

-§^5—± — Charles Nicol Gwen 12 — Patty Watch — -footers - Bill Moran Seaflys - Gurth Kimber ~ nn3 ~ Bruce Wilson Moths - Stirling Primmer — 'S ~ Wally Cavill Herons - Clare Hughes

Open - Colin Harvey

ono Friday, n ^ 16th r October i reP°rt for briefing.) to C-Y‘C* Clubhouse at 5.00 p.m. 5. Ir7nd^gun at ?n°In 10.50 a.m. Wil1 bS conducted on West Lake with warning ^

6. Presentation of Trophic at C.Y.C. Clubhouse at 3.30 p.m. 7. Toilet facilities at Lotus Bay will be located on point between West and Central 3eaches.

8. a . Boats may be left overnight on 17th October at Acton and Lotus Bay where they will be under surveillance.

9. All cars and trailers must be kept well away from launching beaches.

10* Snacks and refreshments will be available at the * C• Clubhouse. Hotels and Cafe's are also within a short distance of the Lake.

110 /-lDin?er, ba available on Saturday evening at C.Y.C. Clubhouse.

12° Entertainment - An informal dance and social evening will be held in the C.Y.C. Clubhouse on Saturday evening commencing at 8.00 p.m.

Admission for local yachtsmen their friends and families is 5/- a head, visitors -. no charge.

We hope you have pleasant sailing, keen competition and a good time at this the Inaugural Regatta on Lake Burley Griffin. BRIDGE.

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COMMONWEALTH AVENUE BRIDGE CLEARANCES SAILING- INSTRUCTIONS

1. Rules

v Th®.^fces wil1 be sailed under the Y.A. of N.S.W. except as may be modified by these instructions.

2. Programme of Events Preparatory Starting; Time Class Signal S aturday Sunday National Moth F 2.55 p.m. 11.0 a.m. Y.W. Heron H 3.0 p.m. .05 a.m. International O.K. 11 0 3.05 p.m. 11.10 a.m. National Gwen 12 G 3,10 p.m. 11.15 a.m. International Finn J Sea Fly 3.15 p.m. 11.20 a.m. C 3.20 p.m. Open Class 11.25 a. m. Y 3.25 p.m. 11.30 a.m. International 505 W 3.30 p.m. 14 ft, dinghy 11.35 a.m. M - 11.40 a.m. Catamaran Open Z 3.35 p.m. 11.45 a.m. N.B. 14 ft. dinghies start Division at 3.25 p.m. on Saturday,

3. Starting Line

(i) Saturday - Central Basin off Regatta Point; (11; Sunday - West Lake off Lotus Bay between the mast of the committee boat and a buoy bearing a red flag.

4, Finish Line

(i) Saturday - Central Basin off Regatta Point between Committee Vessel and buoy A* (ii) Sunday - West Lake off Lotus Bay between point on shore marked X and Buoy Y marked with red flag.

5. Courses

The location of buoys and bridge clearances are given on attached sketches.

, ., Access through both Kings Avenue & Commonwealth Avenue bridges will be restricted to Central three spans only,

Saturday 17th October

Moths Course 1 V G.P,E G. F.E., G,F,E, (s) ,f Finish A (3) Course 2 A E.F.G., E.F.G., E.F.G., (p) Finish A Herons Course 1 (s) B(s)j Finish A Course 2 (s) "(p), B(p), J 'K(3), Finish A Finn & OK Course 1 (s) V(S) M.N.L., M.N., Finish A (s) Course 2 A (p) N -M -L-> Finish A (p)» ( 505, Open Course 1 (s) Finish A /& Catamarans % ) ! °(P), B(S), (s) Course 2 A/ Finish A (p), (p), G(s), % ) (s) Seafly <&) Course 1 D Gwen 1 2 ) (p)> (p)> (s), (s), D(p), C(p)B (s) Finish A ^ ^ Course 2 A (p), % ) , C(s), D(s), A (p), B (p), C/ \ D/ n Finish A (s), (s), (s)

/2. 2.

Sunday 18th October

Herons Course 1 Q.P.O., Q.P.O,, Q.P., Finish Y (p) Course 2 P.Q.O. , P.Q.O., P.Q., Finish Y Moths Gwen &) Course 1 (p) M.N.L., M.N.L., M.N., Finish Y Open ) _ (p) Course 2 N.M.L., N.M.L., N.M. Finish Y (p) 505, 14ft.Cat)Course 1 UTSL UTSL UTS Finn, O.K. ppss, ppss, pps f(p) & Sea Fly Course 2 SYUL S T U L STU P s s p, p s s p, p s s, '(p) Buoys S, T and U white tyres Orange Cones; L.N.M. are white tyres yellow Cones; O.P.Q. small yellow spheres; Y.V. Red flag buoys; E.F.G. small yellow spheres; A.B.C.D. Code 0 red and yellow flag; H.J.K. Code 0 red and yellow flag.

6, Starting Procedure

(i) Warning Signal. A red and white checked flag (Code u) will be displayed on the Committee Vessel and gun fired 10 minutes before start of first race. The course number applicable will be displayed on a board.

Note: The gun on Saturday will be fired from Regatta Point and will coincide with the Prime Minister declaring the Lake open. The time could vary slightly either way from the scheduled 2,45 p.m, (ii) Preparatory Signal. Five minutes before the start of each race the class flag will be broken out and a gun fired. This and all subsequent signals will begin from the Committee Boat;

(iii) Start. The class flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultaneously the class flag of the next race will be broken out. This will serve as the preparatory signal for that race; (iv) Recall. By loud hailer;

(v) General Recall, The firing of a gun together with flying of the 1st substitute (yellow with blue border pennant). There will be no subsequent warning signal and the first substitute will be the new preparatory signal. All subsequent starts will be delayed 5 minutes,

6, Time Limit.

(i) Saturday at 5,30 p.m, (ii) Sunday 3 hours from starting signal for that race.

7. Shortening Course by loud hailer.

8. postponement - Answering pennant (Red & white stripes) for 15 minutes postponement.

Cancellation - Code flag N (Blue & white check) together with class flag of cancelled event*

(10) Protests - Must be lodged in accordance with rule 68 of the R.Y.A. rules with the officer of the day within 1 hour of the finish of the protesting yacht, A deposit of 10/- shall accompany each protest. Restricted Areas

Rowing and Canoeing events will be taking place concurrently with the sailing on Saturday. The courses for these events are shown °n the course plan. Competitors are asked to keep clear of these areas which will be denoted by buoys. e n t r i e s

NATIONAL MOTH - TROPHIES 1ST, 2ND, 3RD AND F.T.

NO. Name Skipper Handicap Club

376 Sierra C. Hutton 15 Balmoral 521 Vampire J. Ford 10 C.Y.C. 877 Lorely G. Gillett 12 Y.M.S.C. 888 Cygnet N. Thwaites 12 Y.M.S.C. 1046 Teal P. Hutton 10 Balmoral 1057 Nina W. Murphy 12 C.Y.C. 1074 Raven A. Griffiths 11 Y.M.S.C. 2040 Sonique Miss V. Iliff 6 Seaforth 2054 Athene S. Primmer 8 C.Y.C. 2095 Shamal w. Romanis 6 3almoral 2100 Frolique M. Bethwaite Sc. Seaforth 2103 Pegasus T. 0 1Halloran 8 Cronulla 2105 Ichabod P. Board 10 Balmoral 2146 The Saint B. Wymer 13 Cronulla 2149 Hi G. Taylor 13 Y.M.S.C. 2158 Skidda-Too D. McKay 7 Cronulla 2184 Logic I. Spies 5 Lane Cove 2198 Gem J. Lockeridge 5 Cronulla 2200 Maria J. Hardie 6 W.S.A.S.C. 2221 Amigo J. Mason 4 Seaforth Mataribi R. King 12 E.S.C. Kundu C. Borough 12 Y.M.S.C.

YACHTING WORLD HERON TROPHIES 1ST, 2ND , 3RD,, AND 4TH.

Sail No. Name Skipper Club

1880 Joy II L. Kendall C.Y.C. 2099 Egret J . Dixon-Hughes B.S.C. 2277 m CO 9 o • Willary W. You11 • 2568 3eagle R. King Y.M.S.C. 3095 Seal L. Oxenford B.S.C. 3598 Jacana R. Meech E.S.C. 3620 Werai G. Lunny A.N.U.S.C. 3652 Juanelda R. Franzi E.S.C. 3661 Sukey P. Palmer E.S.C. 3763 Jamp P. Crane B.S.C. YACHTING WORLD HERON (CONT.)

Sail No. Name Skipper Club 3985 Jinda Wo Gocher Y.M.S.C. 3995 Tiffin Mrs. C« Hughes Y.M.S.C. 3998 Ceres I. McArthur A.N.U.S.C. 4136 Adina W. Johnston Y.M.S.C. 4140 Jest D. Hancock PoB.C.S.C. 4159 J„ Weddell Y.M.S.C. 4165 Sirius K. Fredericks C.Y.C. 4214 Jalna C. Kinder B. S . C . 4215 Kirstein M. Murray C.Y.C. 4285 Bess N. Fitzharding ".Y.C. 4313 Erica A„ Cordell N.S.C. 43^4 Two Pair K. Connor Y.M.S.C. 4428 T? Manning Y.M.S.C. 4548 Volar£ T. Love Y.M.S.C. 4583 Trackdown R. Sherwood B.S.C. 4657 Elissa To Cooke-Rus s e11 Y.M.S.C. 4671 H.L. Luton F. Vogt P.B.CoS.C. 4672 C. Hillier Ho Quartell P.B.C.S.C. 4757 Kurrajong H. Groser Y.M.S.C. 4837 Hinemoa B. I/ay Y.M.S.C.

INTERNATIONAL FINN - TROPHIES 1ST. 2ND, AND 3RD

KA 1 Rsys One R«V. Gale R.S.Y.S. KA 2 Flipa II P.R oW. Seymour RcS.Y.S. KA 5 Pegasus M. Holbeche New arrival from U.K. KA 6 Finner W* Wright R.P.E.Y.C. KA10 Ugric M.J. Dysart R.P.E.Y.C. KZil2 Finkeen G.W. Gibbs R.P.E.Y.C. KA17 Finnigan Dr. A.D. Powell R.S.Y.S. KA19 Isis K.A. Murrell R.P.E.Y.C. KA21 Finale II R.H. Grieve R.P.E.Y.C. KA26 Query II B.J.G. Robertson R.P.A.Y.C. KA30 Finnisterre R.E. Powell R.S.Y.S. KA31 Delfinn N.W. Marr R.S.Y.S. KA34 Finn Marie M. Pines M.H.Y.C. KA38 Nurmi B. Eourke R.P.A.Y.C. KA65 Rin-Tin-Finn J. Biddlecombe R.S.Y.S. 3

INTERNATIONAL FTMKT frYwr )

Sail No. Name Skipper Club

KA66 Petitpu Rose R.PoE.Y.C. KA68 Loafin j. Wilson C.Y.C. KA75 Finn-ish II P.T. Hemery R.P.S.Y.C. KA77 Hi-lite IV A.A. James KA72 R.P.E.Y.C. Finnochio n .D. Wright R.S.Y.S. NATIONAL TWELVE (GWEN) — TROPHIF^ 1ST. 2ND. 3RD AND F.T.

Sail No. Name Skipper Handicap Club

60 Surprise A.H. Groube 20 Y.M.S.C. 286 Tarleena L.E.W. Holt 25 C.Y.C. 775 Brolite J. Notaras 15 C.Y.C. 9o6 Gelina Miss P. Watch 15 C.Y.C. 1121 Boolee M. Wells 15 C.Y.C. 1213 Classique R. Dalgleish Sc. 1261 Bittern T.A. Brinkley 20 Y.M.S.C. 1549 Polka Jo Stepien 20 C.Y.C. 1583 Jan ToJ. Dalton 14 C.Y.C. 1597 Marque II G.B. Lee 12 C.Y.C. 1670 Riejac II R. Westen 10 Y.M.S.C. 1671 Nicque V.G. Paral 9 Y.M.S.C. 1672 Ventura G.N. Steele 15 Y.M.S.C. 1682 Hedgie A. Dupear 25 Y.M.S.C. 1769 J. Lamb 20 Y.M.S.C. Uni II H. Weisbrod 22 A.N.U.S.C.

INTERNATIONAL O.K. DINGHY - TROPHIES 1ST, ?Nn . 3RD AND F.T.

KA 49 Audacity R.T. Milligan 8 Y.M.S.C. KA 70 Ariadne M. Kirkbride 7 W.S.A.S.C. KA 84 Algonquin W. Cavill Sc. C.Y.C. KA118 Ilga P. Burkevics 7 C.Y.C. KA119 Tiercel J. Dunsmore 8 C.Y.C. KA122 Koonawarra N. McWilliams 6 W.S.A.S.C. KA128 Torro P. Pearson 12 W.S.A.S.C. KA15 3 Taobym A. Hill 2 Mosman KA156 Gremlin J. Hardie Sc. W.S.A.S.C. KA167 Trump W. Gamble 5 W.S.A.S.C. KA170 Vittessa II N. Fennell 6 W.S.A.S.C. KA1 7 5 Drongo C. Hoy 6 Y.M.S.C. KA176 Impulsive W. Adams 5 W.SoA.S.C. SEAFLY - TROPHIES 1ST. 2ND, 3RD AND F.T.

Sail No. Name Skipper Handicap Club 73 Susannah Capt. T. Stocker 2 C.Y.C. 74 Mrs. j&nkhurst Mrs.G. Kimber 4 C.Y.C. 75 Blowfly- G. Kimber Sc. C.Y.C. 76 Flyaway D. Mullens 7 77 Ariel III J. Mylne 5 C.Y.C. 78 Flamingo F. Robinson 6 C.Y.C. 79 Soleil D. Lubach 8 C.Y.C. 80 Anyway R. Hargrave 7 C.Y.C. 88 Ruth E. C. Davis 6 C.Y.C. 89 J. Mason 5 90 Ninety D. Guppy 12 C.Y.C. 91 Shoofly D. Hodgkin 12 A.N.U.S.C 94 Tainui L. Stanners 6 Y.M.S.C. 102 Gadfly T. vT. Gillespie 6 M.M.Y.C. 103 Oriole II C. Creech 8 Y.M.S.C. 104 Bee Jay J. Critchley 6 M.M.Y.C. 105 One Oh Five W. Oldershaw 7

OPEN - TROPHIES 1ST. 2ND f 3RD AND JUNIOR

Sail No. Type Name Skipper Club

S.E. Scow Fury D.van der Toorn E.S.C. 37 Snipe Coleen o 0 ►<

P. 0 o Harvey e 63 Jollyboat Patrician F. Green C.Y.C. 17 Crescent Von Vivant J. De Haas E.S.C. 10073 Enterprise Una IV L. Nix C.Y.C. 548 Flying Fifteen Ophius W. Hill C.Y.C. J44 Modified Rupe II B. Treyde C.Y.C. Jubilee 5703 V. J. Ripples G. Hutchinson C.Y.C. m 424 M.J. Swallow Miss P. Hipsley Y.M.S.C ft M. J. Morton Y.M.S.C ft Tauranga P Tiki R. Meech E.S.C. ft Tauranga P Panda Miss V. Olsen E e S o C . 5

OPEN (CONTo)

Sail No. Name Skipper Club SN20 Nyanda J. Mertens E.S.C. SN26 |\ Annie E. Elliott E.S.C. SN44 Manta G. Robinson Y.M.S.C. SN53 Mischief III G. Thomas E.S.C. SN54 Pardon Me M. Jager E.S.C.

& Not in sail past. Special race on Sunday

INTERNATIONAL 505 - TROPHIES 1ST. 2ND AND 3RD

KA1080 Didgeridoo R.G. Warren C.Y.C. KA1081 Tabe 5 R. Krastins C.Y.C. KA1464 Ya-Too S. Baxter E.S.C. KA1600 Maleesh II D.R. Jenner E.S.C. KA1601 Kathleen R.N. Hayden 3.Y.R.A. KA1627 Kerry II G. Robinson C.Y.C. KA165 3 Eleanor C. Nicol C.Y.C. KA1675 Ya III P. Morton C.Y.C. Touche A. Miller Y.M.S.C. Black Jo D. Nicol C.Y.C.

AUSTRALIAN 14FT. DINGHY - TROPHIES 1ST AND 2ND

Sail No. Name Skipper Handicap Club

N 7 Puff J. Jackson 14 Y.M.S.C. N13 Caravelle P. Spottswood 10 Y.M.S.C. N59 Ambrose W. Moran Sc. Y.M.S.C. N70 Codger L. Abbott Sc. Manly Yareley H. Berlee 12 Y.M.S.C.

OPEN CATAMARANS - TROPHIES 1ST. 2ND AND 3RD

Sail No. Type Name Skipper Club

A100 Attunga Aurora A. Edward Y.M.S. c. K80 Kitty Chevron J. Brown Y.M.S. c. K88 Kitty Sirikit A. Rowe Y.M.S. c. Kitty Even Stevens Cdt. Midshipman R.A.N. c. Oxenbould S.C. 6

OPEN CATAMARNS __(CONT.)

Sail No. Name Skipper club

89 Quickcat A. Johnston C.Y.C. 521 Quickcat Bikini f . Olsen E.S.C. 693 Quickcat M°by J. Dick Y.M.S.C. 1011 Quickcat Tikki II k . Bakker C.Y.C. 1042 Quickcat Polka-Dot W. Olsen E.S.C.

CLUB ABBREVIATIONS -

A.N.U.S.A, — Australian National University Sailing Club

B.S.C. - Balmoral Sailing Club

B.Y.R.A. - Bayview Yacht Racing Association C.Y.C. - Canberra Yacht Club

E.S.C. - Eucurnbene Sailing Club M.H.Y.C. - Middle Harbour Yacht Club

M.M.YoC. - Mount Martha Yacht Club, Victoria N.S.C. N.S.C. - Nowra Sailing Club

P.B.C.S.C. - Police Boys Club Sailing Club, A.C.T.

R.A.N.C.S. C. - Royal Australian Naval College Sailing Club, Jervis Bay

R.P.A.Y.C. - Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club R.P.E.Y.C. - Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club R.S.Y.S. - Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron

W.S.A.S.C. - Western Suburbs Amateur Sailing Club Y.M.S.C. - Y.M.C.A. Sailing Club of Canberra HANDICAPS -

There will be no handicaps for the Saturday demonstra­ tion races. Token trophies will be awarded to winners. SUNDAY RACES - 505, Finn and Heron Classes will be Scratch races.

Other classes will have handicaps. Handicap if not shown on the programme will be established on a secret lap result. 7

TROPHIES -

In addition to Class Trophies the National Capital Development Commission have presented two trophies for perpetual competition? one for visiting clubs, one for local clubs.

Points will be awarded to Clubs on results, start and finish, of all boats in all classes; the Sunday races only to count. CANBERRA YACHT CLUB RACE INSTRUCTIONS - 1965/66 RULES. Races will be sailed under the current rules of the Yacht­ ing Association of New South Wales, except as modified by these instructions. The above rules shall apply between all boats racing or intending to race from the Warning Signal for the first race until the boat has finished her race and cleared the finish— Ing line or has retired.

STARTING LINE. The starting line is the extension of a line through two posts on the point west of Lotus Bay. Two marks will be placed at the outer and inner limits of this line and boats must pass between these two marks. These two marks are not part of the starting line. KEEPING CLEAR OF THE LINE. Boats intending to compete in any race while not actually engaged in starting shall keep clear of both the starting line and of all competitors who are about to start or who have started. STARTING PROCEDURE' ■

All starts will be scratch starts, except where stated in this programme. Warning Signal. Ten minutes before the start of the first race code flag U will be broken out on the mast on shore near the start­ ing line and a gun fired. The course letter applicable will be displayed on a board.

Preparatory Signal. Five minutes before the beginning of each race the class flag will be broken out and a gun fired. Start. The class flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultan­ eously the class flag of the next race will be broken out for which it will serve as the preparatory signal. Recall. Rpcalls will be indicated by the firing of a gun followed by loud hailer. Recall numbers will correspond with competitors' sail numbers.

General Recall. The firing of two guns together with the flying of the first substitute. In the event of a general recall there will be no subsequent warning signal and the new preparatory signal will be the first substitute. All following starts will be delayed five minutes.

FINISHING LINE. The finishing line will be the same as the start­ ing line. It will be crossed in the opposite direction from the starting line.

SHORTENING COURSES. Shortening courses shall be indicated by the display of numerals. These numerals will not be in the form of flags, but will be painted on boards and the appropriate number will be hung on the sea wall close to the finishing line. Nu­ meral 1 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after one lap. Numerical 11 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after two laps. POSTPONEMENT. Answering Pendant means "the scheduled time of the start of all races is postponed fifteen minutes". This post­ ponement can be extended indefinitely at fifteen minute intervals by dipping and re-hoisting the signal. CANCELLATION OR ABANDONMENT. The flying of code flag N signifies 'thaT”aIF races are cancell ed or abandoned. -2- TIME LIMIT. The time limit shall be three hours from the start­ ing signal for that race. No race will count unless the course, or shortened course, is completed by the leading boat of that olass within that time.

PROTESTS. These must be lodged in accordance with rule 6R with the Officer of the Day within one hour of the finish of the protesting boat. A fee of 10/— must accompany the protest. DECLARATIONS. A declaration under Rule 14 is not required. CLASS RACES

Boats that are not being given a class race will all race under handicap in up to 4 general Divisions as follows: Gen. Div. 1 - 505, F.D,, 14 ft., L. W. Sharpie, Jollyboat, Fireball Gen. Div. 2 - Snipe^ Enterprise, G.P. 14, Rainbow , Skate, N.S. 14, Gwen 12, Finn, O.K., Moth, Lazy E, V.J., Seafly. Gen. Div. 3 - Heron, M.J. P. Class, Mirror, Sabot, Northbridge Trainer. Gen. Div. 4 - General Cat Class. Class flags will be as follows:

505 W V.J, V Northbridge z Heron H Seafly X Manly Junior M Gwen G General ) Numeral O.K. 0 Classes ) Pendants Moth F ) 1 to 4 The order in which the races will start will be shown by flying the class flags on a separate mast from at least 10 minutes' before the warning gun of the first race until the start of the last race. The flag of the first race to start will be flown at the top, TIME OF STARTS

The start for the first race, other than regattas, will be: 2.10PM HANDICAPPING

Handicaps will be allotted initially by the Class Association, Handicaps will be adjusted automatically according to the results of the races. Any owner who wishes to hove his handicap revised may apply in writing, with the support of another helmsman in his class, by 6 p.m. on 1st November, 1st January and 1st March respectively.

Handicaps will be in even minutes. Handicaps will be reduced by three minutes for a win, two minutes for a second place and one minute for third place. If a scratch boat receives a place that boat remains scratch but all other handicaps of boats which started in that race are increased accordingly, ENTRIES. A fee of 2/6 will be charged for each race and must be paid in advance. Alternatively, a seasonal fee of 30/- may be paid at the beginning of the season for all races other than special races or regattas, but before each race competitors must inform the Officer of the Day that he proposes to start. *'■ *

-3- FOIHTS. Points will be awarded on the following basis; 1 point for starting 1 " " finishing 8 " " first place 7 " " second place 6 " " third place and so on until - 1 point for eighth. No points for lower places, other than for starting and finishing. -Points are allotted to boats irrespective of owner or helmsman. BUOYANCY

Owners are reminded of the need to ensure that their buoyancy is effective. This responsibility must remain with the indiv- idual owner, but the Officer of the Day may require a boat to have its buoyancy tested under the direction of the owner' club. ‘ s -R' COURSES 505t Seafly and Gen. Div. 1 . 1st Lap Starting line - Marks 2 (p), 3(s), 4(6),.1(d ). 2nd Lap Marks 2 (p), 3(a), 4(f), l(p). 3rd Lap ...... , 2 (P)» 3(a), 4(jP), Finishing line. All other classes except Heron. Manly Junior and Gen. Division 3. ---- — 1st Lap Starting Line - Marks E(p), F(p), l(p). £nd Lap E(p), P(p), l(p) 3rd -bap tt ' _ E (p)» F(d ), Finishing Line. Heron? Manly Junior and Gen. Division 3. 1st Lap Starting .Line - Mart's X(pJ, Y(p), W(pf 2nd Lap Marks X(p), Y(p), W(p) 3rd Lap X(p), Y(p), Finishing Line. u w k s f S. 505, Seafly and Gen. Div. 1 . st 1 Lap starting Line - Marks 4 ( d ), 3(p), 2(s), l(s^ 2nd Lap Marks 4(p), 3(p), 2(a), l(s) a-,-, .. 3(p), 2(s), Finishing Line. AJ^L o the r cl a sses except Heron. Manly Junior and Gen. Division 3. 1st Lap S arting Line - Marks F(s), E(S), 1(S) 2nd Lap F(s), E(s), l(s) 5 rT Lap F(s), E(s), Finishing Line. Heron, Manly Junior and Gen. Division 3. 1st Lap Starting Line - Marks Y'(s), X(s), ■■ wTsJ Marks Y(s), X(s), W(s) Y(s), X(s), COURSE C , Finishing Line. 505, Seafly, Finn, Gwen. O.K and Gen. Div. 1. 1st Lap Starting Line - ^arks 2(p), 3(s), 2nd Lap -5 T sJ, l(p) a-i -j ., 2(p)»3(s), 4(1?), Finishing Line. cutms/D, All other classes as Course A. 505, Seafly, Finn. Gwen. O.K. and ^en. Div. 1. 1st Lap Starting L ine - Marks 5 (p T", 3 (p)', nd TC 's), 1(a) 2 Lap 4(p), 3 (p), 2(s). Finishing Line. All other classes as Course B COURSE E. 505, S a fly and Gen. Pi rision . st 1 1 atari in g Line - Marks' T^pTTSTp),3(p), Kp) 2nd -l»ap 2(p), 3(p) , l(p) 3rd Lap 2(p), 3(d), l(p) m i T ip 2(p), 3(d ), Finishing Line COURSE F, All-other classes as Course A 505, Seafly and Gen. Division 1 . 1st La], Start "Sts ), 21sS) 1 (a) 2nd 'ap 3(s ), 21 ) 1(a) 3rd ■^ap 3 ), 21(s) 1(a) 4 W Lap 3 ), 2<,s) Finishing Line. All other classes as Course CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

Commodore Secretary Chas Nicol Bill Bov/d

3RD CANBERRA DAY REGATTA

6/7TH MARCH, 1965.

Sailing Committee Race Committee Ron Anderson Kathy Cavill Wally Cavill Fred Poster Rod Dalgleish Bruce Pankhurst Teki Dalton (Secretary) Robin Plumb John Donsmore Phil Rawlinson Gurth Kimber Rosemary Rawlinson Keith Owen John Watch Eruce Wilson

OFFICER OF THE DAY Vice Commodore Ron Anderson

STARTER John Dunsmore

PROTESTS

Gurth Kimber, Wally Cavill, Rod Dalgleish, and visiting officials. CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

REGATTA INFORMATION SHEET.

Canberra Yacht Club welcomes all competitors and visitors to its 3rd Canberra Day Regatta, the first such Regatta to be held on Lake Barley Griffin. We wish you pleasant sailing and a happy week-end. 2. Launching Sites; Sufficient space is available for all boats to rig in the environments of Lotus Bay. To assist launching, however, competitors are asked to remove cars and trailers well away from the beaches. 3. The rigging areas in Lotus Bay have been zoned as follows:

West Beach (adjacent to starting position) International Flying Dutchman, National Gwen 12, Seafly, General Division. Central Beach International 505? International Finn, International O.K. Dinghy. East Beach National Moth, Yachting World Heron.

4. Other rigging areas are available at Acton and Yarralumla Bay and local competitors may prefer to use these areas. 5. Facilities: Snacks and refreshments will be available at the Clubhouse, also dinner on Saturday evening. 6. Temporary toilet facilities will be located at Lotus Bay between West and Central Beaches. 7. Entertainment: An informal dance and social evening will be held at the Clubhouse on Saturday evening. Admission will be 5/-. 8 . Presentation of Trophies;- will be at the Clubhouse on Sunday afternoon at about 3*30 p.m. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Rules

The race will be sailed under the Y.A. of N.S.W. except as modified by these instructions.

2. Programme of Events

Preparatory Starting Times Class Signal Sat. Sun • Seafly ------1.30 p.m. 11.00 a.m. National Gwen 12 G 1 • 35 p .in. 11.05 a.m. International Finn J 1 .40 p .m. 11.10 a.m. National Moth F 1 .45 p.m. 11.15 a.m. International O.K. 0 1 .50 p.m. 11.20 a.m. Y.W. Heron H 1 . 55 p .m. 11.25 a.m. International 505 W 2 .00 p .m. 11.30 a.m. International F.D. K 2 .05 p .m. 11.35 a.m. General Division Y 2 .10 p .m. 11.40 a.m.

3• Starting Line

In West Lake, between the mast of the Committee vessel and a buoy moored off-shore bearing a red flag. A buoy bearing a red flag will be moored near the Committee vessel. Boats crossing the starting line may not pass between this buoy arid the Committee vessel5 it does not, however, form part of the line.

4. Finishing Line

Between the two-limit mark buoys, with red flags, off Lotus Bay.

5• Courses

Seafly, International Finn, International 505, International O.K., International Flying" lX;t"hmaiT7 General Bivision. Course A . 2(p), 3(3 ), 4(s), Z(p) 2(p), 3(s), 4(s), Z(p) 2(p)? 3(s), 4(s), Finish Line.

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Course B. 4(p), 3(p), 2(s), :Z(s) 4(p), 3 (p)» 2(s), :Z(s) 4(p>, 3 (p), 2(s), :Finish

Hat i 01'ial Gwen 12. Course A. E(p), F(p), G(p) E(p), F(p), G(p) E(p), F(p) s G(p) E(p), F(p), Finish Line. Course B. F(s), E(s), G(s) F(s), E( s), G( s) F(s), E(s), G(s) F(s), E(s), Finish Line.

National Moth.

Course A. E(p), F(p) , G(p) E(p) , *(p), G(p) E(p), E(p), Finish Line. Course B. F(s), E(s), G(s) F(a), E(s), G(s) F(s), E(s), Finish Line.

Yachting World Heron. Course A. X(p), Y(p), W(p) X(p), Y(p), w(p) X(p), Y(p), Finish Line.

Course B. Y(s), X(s), W(s) Y(s), X(s), W(s) Y(s), X(s), Finish Line.

Note All Classes; In case of winds from the East Quarter, start will he in vicinity of Springhank Island and first leg of course will be to buoys Z, G or W for respective classes. These buoys shall be rounded to Port for Course A and Starboard for Course B.

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6 • Starting Procedure (i) Warning Signal. Code Flag U (red and white check) will be displayed on the Committee Vessel and gun fired 10 minutes before start of the first race; the course letter applicable will be displayed on a board.

(ij-) Preparatory Signal. Five minutes before the start of each race the class flag will be broken out and. a gun fired. (iii) Start. The class flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultaneously the class flag of the next race will be broken out. This will serve as the preparatory signal for that race. (iv) Recall. By loud hailer.

(v) General Recall. The firing of a gun together with flying of the 1st substitute (pendant, yellow with blue border). There will be no subsequent warning signal and the first substitute will be the new preparatory signal. All subsequent starts will be delayed 5 minutes.

7. Time Limit

Three hours from starting signal for each race.

8 . Shortening Course

Two orange balls hoisted on a mast on shore near the Finishing Line signifies that all classes will sail two laps only. One orange ball signifies that all classes will sail one lap only. In either case all classes should cross the Finishing Line without rounding buoy Z, G or W.

9. Postponement - Answering pendant (red and white stripes) for 15 minutes postponement.

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1 0 . Cancellation - Code flag N ("blue and white check) together with class flag of cancelled event.

1 1 . Protests must be lodged in accordance with Rule 68 of the R.Y.A. Rules with the Officer of the Day within one hour of the finishing of the protesting yacht. A deposit of 10/- shall accompany each protest.

* ENTRIES

SEAFLY ' No. Name Skipper Club Handic? (mins 73 Suzannah G. Fow'le CYC 15 74 Mrs. Pankhurst I,dr s. G. Kimber CYC 13 75 Blowfly G. Kimber CYC Scr 77 Ariel III J. Mylne CYC 12 78 Flamingo P . Fullagar CYC 9 79 Soleil C . Morant CYC 13 80 Anyway R . Hargrave CYC 13 88 Ruth E. C. Davis CYC 13 90 Clang D. Guppy CYC 12 91 Shoofly D. Hodgkin CYC 17 92 Alouette R. Brunschweiler CYC 12 94 Tainui T . Stanners YMSC 10 103 Oriole C. Creech YMSC 16 105 Cavolina W. Oldershaw YMSC 12 106 Symbol L . Carr - 14 123 Mo.ybc R. Hurley - 14 124 Muscamaris J. Roberts - 13 125 Icy Tea P. Andrew CYC 15 126 126 J. White - 13 127 Ad Astra T . Matthews CYC 17

NATIONAL GWEN 12 60 Surprise A. Groube CYC 20 286 Tarleena S. Coombes PBSC 20 330 Raven B. Wilson WDSC 17 918 Lotus G. Tilly YMSC 10 986 Gelina Miss P. Watch CYC 16 1121 Boolee M. Wells CYC 13 1213 Classique R. Dalgleish CYC Scr. 1249 Endeavour N. McKellar WDSC 18 1519 Maria B. lies MASC 9 1529 Sequel J. Glascott LCSC 10 1545 Rum Runner K. Humphries MASC 1 1549 Polka J. Stepien CYC 20 1581 Seamist T. Mooney CP SC 4 1583 Jan T. Dalton CYC 9 1588 Spindrift B. Dailey LCSC 8 1597 Marque II G. Lee CYC 20 1598 Tango I . Bryden St. GSC 6 1613 Archimedes J . Bov/den CYC 20 1614 Vanquisher J. Booth LCSC Scr.

. . / 2 . No. Name Skipper Club 1619 Reb R. Hendy 1CSC 1651 Seafire J. Gledhill CYC 1669 Suzie Q. P. Thompson YMSC 1670 Riejac R. Weston YMSC 1672 Ventura M. Davidson YMSC 1753 Yeeva M. Burke LCSC 1759 Chianti K . Gurney St.GSC 1762 Caro L. Dodson CYC 1764 Paper Tiger S. Richards CYC 1768 Westerly R. O ’Leary WDSC 1770 Geisha G . Short LCSC 1771 Calypso J. Seamons CPSC 1782 Avanti C . Williams YMSC

International Finn

KA. 1 R.S.Y.S. One R.V. Gale RSYS KA. 4 Finnicula C. Orr MHSSC KA. 8 Loafin II B. Wilson CYC KA.12 Finnkeen D. Dorrington EPEYC KA.14 Dolfinn M. Stokes OCCF, KA.19 Isis K.A. Murrell RPEYC KA.25 Query V C.S. Ryrie RPEYC KA.49 La-Finn W. Cavill CYC KA. 65 Rin-Tin-Finn J. Biddlecombe RSYS KA .66 Petitpu M . Rose RPEYC KA.72 Finnoohio N.D. Wright RSYS KA.75 Finn-ish II P .T. Hemery RPEYC KA.77 Hi-Lite IV A.A. James RPEYC KA.88 Aussie II R.W. Farber RPEYC

National Moth

Kundu L . Borough YMSC 579 Chinook M . Brady CYC 850 Fossil K . Plumb CYC 877 Loreley G. Gillett CYC 888 Cygnet A. Pugh CYC 1000 Impulsion B. Taylor WSC 1031 Snoopy D. Kennedy WDSC - 3 -

di( Name Skipper Club ins

Marvik R. Hewison 8 Raven A. Griffiths CYC 10 Seamist Miss J. Borough BSC 18 Sampan B. Waite WSC 12 Kylie D. Nicol CYC 9 Bewildered R. Shorter LCSC 11 Mid Stream N. Swift OSCC 10 Trad K. Hart CSC 11 Sequel K. Sherriff SSC 8 Lutana Miss C. Bethwaite ssc 10 Impact R. Davis LCSC Sonique Miss V. Iliff SMSC 10 Intrigue R. Leplastrier BYRA Sc: Runaway P. Vanderlaan CYC 18 Shamal W. Romanis BSC 10 Frolique M. Bethwaite SMSC 1 Yaydee B. Fuller WSC 15 Pegasus T. O’Halloran CSC 11 Ichabod P. Board BSC 12 Morono J. Moore BYRA 5 Mystique D . Bowen SMSC 1 May Be I . Stevens BYRA 4 Adios R. Dorling BSC 5 Darling K. Travers WSC 11 Hexam P. Corunes LCSC The Saint R . Wymer CSC 14 Hi G. Taylor YMSC 10 Skadda-Too D . McKay CSC 7 Tango J. Hebden WSC 6 Zero J. Bowen SMSC Sc; Zott P . Travers WSC 11 Raven M . Brady WSC 7 Agile H . Arthur WSC 5 Logic I. Spiers LCSC 7 Gem J. Lockeridge CSC 7 Jesfine R. Young BYRA 4 Wonga M. Fletcher WSC 2 Hornet C. Magarey WSC 5 Zeus S . Bretnell SMSC 12 Zest J. Mason SMSC 5 Vim K. Glacken BYRA 2

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Platypus E. Bowen SMSC 4 Fiona R. McDonald LCSC 14 Redwings R. Kensett CSC 12 Mot j e A. Driver OSCC 8

International O.K. Dinghy

Te-Poi B. Massey WDSC 8 Pippa J. Taylor WSASC 12 Caprice R. Taylor CYC 11 Hepsy K. Connor YMSC 13 Audacity T . Milligan YMSC 15 Areadne M. Kirkbride WSASC 8 Gull Veig C. Samundset CYC 6 Mirage J . Salmons MASC 7 Tom Thumb V. Paral YMSC 9 Ilga P. Burkevics CYC 7 Koonawarra N. McWilliams WSASC 9 Silhouette Miss D..Breakspear PHSC 12 Delta P. Dalton VSC Sc: Gremlin J. Hardie WSASC Sc: Vitesse II N. Pennell WSASC 7 7/histler R . Moran YMSC 4 Drongo C . Hoy YMSC 8 Impulsive W . Adams WSASC 8

Yachting World Heron

Brolga N. Walter ESC 6

Joy 2 L. Kendall CYC 6

Willary W. Youll MHHSC 3 Beagle R. King YMSC 3 Cee Gee R. Joyce WSC 11 Joker W. Brown MHHSC 7 Corr Ban P . Harrigan MHHSC 11 Freber B. Weight NSC 9 - 5 - Handicap No. Name Skipper Club (mins.)

3598 J ag ana R. Meech ESC 9 3620 Vferri I. McDougal ANUSC 9 3630 Blue Haze R. Rixon MHHSC 7 3652 Juanelda R. Franzi ESC 6 3687 Duyfken F. McNulty WSC Scr. 3761 Fleetwood J. Martin CYC 14 3821 Boo 2 Gr • McTierwan MHHSC 11 3917 Cindy M. Corvisy NSC 11 3925 Fiesta J. Aney NSC 4 3985 Jindalee D. Hancock PBSC 14 3995 Tiffin C. Hughes YMSC 4 3997 Mitgarde B. Mackie WSC 10 3998 Ceres J. McArthur MUSC 5 4086 Gundaroo B. Kennedy YMSC 10 4114 Windhover R. Dufty BYRA 10 4136 Adina W. Johnston YMSC 11 4139 Janet D. Gill YMSC 15 4140 Jest C. Willing PBSC 15 4144 Pipit J. Ballard CYC 4159 The Saint J. Weddell YMSC 9 4193 Te Vega R. Barnes MHHSC 8 4213 Durroon J. Dick-Smith BSC 15 4285 Bess N. Fitzhardinge CYC 13 4334 Two Pair N. Le Reoux YMSC 15 4336 Gem 2 G. Francis NSC 5 4344 Mirage W. Owen NSC 6 4345 Valiant 2 M. Roseblade YMSC 14 4423 Erica A. Cordell NSC 6 4434 Zizwiz G. Bryce MHHSC Scr. 4466 Buffles P. Deek CYC 15 4474 Wap P. Hopkins CPSC Scr. 4548 Bish J. Stephens YMSC 15 4657 Elissa S. Cook-Russell YMSC 15 4660 Wambiri H. Wise SBSC 11 4666 Scallywag A. Dorling BSC 7 4671 Hillier G • Bown PBSC 15 4672 Luton D. Kemett PBSC 15 4673 Sacagio L. De Wit PBSC 15 4757 Kurraj ong H. Groser YMSC 15 4791 Momington G. Quigley BBSC 3 4799 Daydream P. Gregory KBSC 15

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4817 Manu Moana C. Barnes MHHSC 11 4833 Oops A. Stewart CYC 15 4863 Creydr W. Cramp YMSC 15 4957 Triton P. Shepherd YMSC 12 4964 Jamp Too P. Crane MHHSC 3 5041 Secure J. Hosking BSC Scr. 5069 Trouble P. Klein-Bentink YMSC 9

International 505

KA.1080 Didgeridoo R. Warren CYC KA.1081 Take 5 R. Krastins CYC KA.1463 Moonshine P. Slade BYRA KA.1464 Ya Too S. Baxter ESC KA.1569 Nautilass D. Robinson BYRA KA.1600 Maleesh II D. Jenner ESC KA.1601 Kathleen R. Hayden BYRA KA.1627 Kerry II G. Robinson CYC KA.1653 Eleanor C. Nicol CYC KA.1670 Bebe V. Davison CYC KA.1695 Ya III I. Bracher BYRA

International Plying Dutchman

KA. 10 Eileen J. Hardy RSYS KA. 15 Karen R. Hawthorn DBSC KA. 20 Keir Uut C.I. Gibson RSYS KA. 53 Diana G. Sibley RSYS KA. 81 Wanderlust J. Greenlees IYC KA. 87 Rana R. Lawson SASC KA. 123 Whittier C. Whitworth RSYS KA. 128 Damita H. Collins RPEYC KA. 130 Pimm J. Annand RSYS KA. 135 Glider R. Granger MHSC KA. 139 Barbary P. Maloney RPAYC KA. 144 Kera V E.F. Albert RSYS KA. 150 Pino E. Marsiand RSYS KA. 157 White Cloud D. Waters IYC

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General Division

Class No. Name Skipper Club Handicap Sating Jubilee J.44 Rupe II B. Treyde CYC 108 Atunga Catamaran A. 100 Aurora A. Edward YMSC 92 L/W Sharpie N.7 Hansel D. Stewart CYC 80 Quickcat 521 Bikini F. Olsson, Snr. ESC 93 Quickcat 1042 Polkadot F. Olsson, Jnr. ESC 93 16* Scow Fury D.v.d. Toorn ESC 95 14' Dinghy N .13 Caravelle P. Spottswood YMSC 80 14' Dinghy SA.14 Mercury L. Hopton CYC 80 14' Dinghy N .59 Ambrose W. Moran YMSC 80 14’ Dinghy N.87 Yarely H. Berlee YMSC 80 Northbridge Snr. 18 Frieda C. Oliver WDSC 101 Northbridge Snr. 28 Rotorua R. King ESC 101 Northbridge Snr. 44 Manta G- • Robinson YMSC 101 Northbridge Snr. 57 Cherie w. Curedale YMSC 101 Northbridge Snr. 71 Petronella p. Treacy YMSC 101 International Snipe 1 37 Coleen p. Harvey CYC 100 Gwen 12 t 232 Pegasus p. Forster 91 Enterprise E.3 Una IV L. Nix CYC 98 v .j . Gemini J. Harvey 107 V.J. 7764 Archimedes A. Straw WDSC 107 Lazy E. E.5 J. Smith BYRA

CLUB ABBREVIATIONS

ANUSC Australian National University Sailing Club BBSC Burraneer Bay Sailing Club BSC Balmoral Sailing Club BYRA Bayview Yacht Racing Association CPSC Connels Point Sailing Club CSC Cronulla Sailing Club CYC Canberra Yacht Club DBSC Double Bay Sailing Club ESC Eucurnbene Sailing Club IYC Illawarra Yacht■Club KBSC Kogarah Bay Sailing Club LCSC Lane Cove Sailing Club

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MASC Mossman Amateur Sailing Club MHHSC Middle Harbour Heron Sailing Club m h s c Middle Harbour Sailing Club NSC Nowra Sailing Club OSCC Orange Sailing Canoe Club PBSC Canberra Police & Citizens Boys1 Sailing Club PHSC Port Hacking Sailing Club RPAYC Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club RPEYC Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club RSYS Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron SASC Sydney Amateur Sailing Club SBSC Snails Bay Sailing Club SMSC Seaforth Moth Sailing Club St.GSC St. George Sailing Club VSC Vaucluse Sailing Club WDSC Wyangela Dam Sailing Club WSASC Western Suburbs Amateur Sailing Club WSC Woollahra Sailing Club YMSC Y.M.C.A. Sailing Club of Canberra C.Y.C. and Y.M.S.C,

TEAMS RACES FOR KEEDLE TROPHY - 4TH APRIL, 1965.

1• The Keedle Trophy was presented for annual competition between the C.Y.C. and Y.M.S.C. for teams racing. This year the arrangements are in the hands of the C.Y.C. 2. The Commodore and members of the C.Y.C. ask that Y.M. members will feel free to use C.Y.C. facilities during the day and expecially that they and their friends will conclude the day by forgathering with them in the clubhouse. Rule s 3* Normal club race instructions will apply as supplemented by these instructions.

4* The special R.Y.A. rules on team racing will apply, viz.- (a) A yacht may not luff or bear away from her proper course in order to.manoeuvre against a yacht sailing another leg of the course - this rule is also extended to include any yacht in another event on any leg of the course. (b) Right-cf-way may be waived by team mates, provided that by so doing an opponent is not baulked; but if contact occurs and neither of the two team mates retires immediately, the higher—scoring team mate shall automatically be disqualified. Events and Start Times 5* Nine team events will be held of three boats a side. 6* Tbe warning gun.will be fired at 1.20 p.m. and events will start as follows

Seafly, Div I - 1.30 p,m. Heron, Div I - ' '1.35 U G-wen, Div I - 1*40 Moth - 1.4 5 " /•fere,, 0 - Seafly, Div_IL... - 11 50__ »__ , G-wen, Div II - 2.00 " O.K.. Dinghy - 2.05 " Manly Junior - 2.10 ".

7 * ^ general class race will also be held for boats not included in the teams races and 'ill start immediately after. Entries must be lodged but there will be no entry fee. This race will be run in one or more divisions as appropriate which will be notified beforehand by the usual flag signals. (It will not count for point scores.) Scoring 8 . Point scores will be awarded as follows (a) The first yacht to finish shall score 3^ points more than the number of yachts in the race, the second yacht 2 more than the number of yachts in the race, the third yacht 1 more than the number of yachts in the race and so on. (b) In the event of a breach of the rules, a yacht retiring within a reasonable time thereafter shall score 3 points, but a yacht which does not so retire and which is subsequently disqualified on account of that breach shall score no points.

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(c) A yacht concGrnGd in a broach of the rules on or shortly before crossing the finishing line shall be considered to have retired within a reasonable time if her retirement is notified to the committee as soon as is reasonably practicable.

(d) The retirement of a yacht (whether or not in reasonable time) shall not deprive that yacht of her normal right of protest against other competitors on the score of a breach of the rules.

(e) Any yacht having to retire on bona fide grounds other than a breach of the rules shall be awarded 4 points. Example; in a contest of six yachts -

.The 1st yacht in each race shall receive 9i points. 2nd 8 3rd 7 4th 6 5 th 5 6th - 4, 91 . A race shall be won by the team gaining the highest number of points.

The Keedle Trophy will be won by the club winning the most races.^ In the event of a tie, the trophy will be awarded to the club with the highest point score. Team Colours 11. Each boat competing shall wear distinguishing team colours from each side stay as follows;-

C.Y.C. Y.M.S.C, Div I Green Red Div II Yellow White, Presentation of Trophy 12. The trophy will be presented in the C.Y.C. clubhouse after the events by Mr. Ted Keedle.

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RACE INSTRUCTIONS - 1965/66 RULES. Races will be sailed under the current rules of the Yacht­ ing Association of New South Wales, except as modified by these instructions. The above rules shall apply between all boats racing or intending to race from the Warning Signal for the first race until the boat has finished her race and cleared the finish­ ing line or has retired.

STARTING LINE. The starting line is the extension of a line through, two posts on the point west of Lotus Bay. Two marks will be placed at the outer and inner limits of this line and boats must pass between these two marks. These two marks are not part of the starting line.

KEEPING CLEAR OF THE LINE. Boats intending to compete in any race while not actually engaged in starting shall keep clear of both the starting line and of all competitors who are about to start or who have started.

STARTING PROCEDURE

All starts will be scratch starts, except where stated in this programme.

Warning Signal. Ten minutes before the start of the first race code flag IT will be broken out on the mast on shore near the start­ ing line and a gun fired. The course letter applicable will be displayed on a board.

Preparatory Signal. Five minutes before the beginning of each race -the ^laas flag will he broken out and a gun fired. Start. The class flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultan­ eously the class flag of the next race will be broken out for which it will serve as the preparatory signal. Recall. Recalls will be indicated by the firing of a gun followed by loud hailer. Recall numbers will correspond with competitors’ sail numbers.

Ge ne r al E 0 c al 1. The firing of two. guns together with the flying of the first substitute. In the event of a general recall there will be no subsequent warning signal and the new preparatory signal will be the first substitute. All following starts will be delayed five minutes. _„

FINISHING LINE.The finishing line will be the same as the start- ing line. It will be crossed in the opposite direction from the starting line.

SHORTENING COURSES. Shortening courses shall be indicated by the display of numerals. These numerals will not be in the form of flags, but will be painted on boards and the appropriate number will be hung on the sea wall close to the finishing line. Nu­ meral 1 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after one lap. Numerical 11 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after two laps. ■—

POSTPONEMENT. Answering Pendant means "the scheduled time of the start of all races is postponed fifteen minutes". This post­ ponement can be extended indefinitely at fifteen minute intervals by dipping and re-hoisting the signal.

CANCELLATION OR ABANDONMENT. The flying of code flag N signifies that all races are cancell ed or-abandoned. TIME LIMIT. The time limit shall be three hours from the start- ing signal for that race. No race will count unless the course, or shortened course, is completed by the leading boat of that class within that time.

PROTESTS. These must be lodged in accordance with rule 6R with the Officer of the Day within one hour of the finish of the protesting boat. A fee of 10/— must accompany the protest, DLCLARATIONS. A declaration under Rule 14 is not required. CLASS RACES

Boats that are not being given a class race will all race under handicap in up to 4 general Divisions as follows: Gen. Div. 1 - 505, F.D., 14 ft., L. W. Sharpie, Jollyboat, Fireball Gen. Div. 2 - Snipe, Enterprise, G.P. 14, Rainbow , Skate, N.S. 14, Gwen 12, Finn, O.K., Moth, Lazy E, V.J., Seafly. Gen. Div. 3 - Heron, M.J. P. Glass, Mirror, Sabot, Northbridge Trainer. Gen. Div. 4 - General Cat Class. Class flags will be as follows:

505 W V.J. V Northbridge z Heron H "Seafly X Manly Junior M Gwen G General ) Numeral O.K. 0 Classes ) Pendants Moth F ) 1 to 4 The order in which the races will -- moo u iium a 0 b iu oes before the warning gun of the first race until the start of the fs"“ race. The flag of the first race to start will be flown at the top. TIME OF STARTS

The start for the first race, other than regattas, will be: 2 .10£m HANDICAPPING

Handicaps will be allotted initially by the Class Association. Handicaps will be adjusted automatically nccording to the results of the races. Any owner who wishes to have his handicap revised may apply in writing, with the support of another helmsman in his class, by 6 p.m. on 1st November, 1st January and 1st March respectively.

Handicaps will be in even minutes. Handicaps will be reduced by three minutes for a win, two minutes for a second place and one’ minute for third place. If a scratch boat receives a place that boat remains scratch but all other handicaps of boats which started in that race are increased accordingly. ---- ■HiJlTRIES. _A fee of 2/6 will be charged for each race and must be paid in advance. Alternatively, a seasonal fee of 30/- may be paid at the beginning of the season for all races other than special races or regattas, but before each race competitors must inform the Officer of the Day that he proposes to start. JOINTS. Points will be awarded on the following basis: point for starting finishing first place second place third place and so on until - 1 point for eighth. No points for lower places, other than for starting and finishing. Points are allotted to boats irrespective of owner or helmsman. BUOYANCY

is effective.?J eml^ This ed responsibility°f the need t0 mustensure remain that withtheir thebuoyancy indiv­ idual owner, but the Officer of the Day may require a boat to club 1 buoyan°y tested under the direction of the owner's COURSES 505, Seafly and Gen. Div. 1. 1st la p Starting line - Marks 2 (p), 2nd T ip Marks 2 (p), 3r^ lap 3 s , 4 0 , l(p). m i ~,'f/»2 (p), 4(in, Finishing line, All other classes except Heron. Manlv Junior and Gen. Division 3. ~ ------1st Lap Starting line - Marks E(p), F(p), l(p), 2nd Lap E p), F(p), l(p) 3rd lap M T T • 5'p '» F (p)» Finishing Line. Heron, Manly Junior and Gen. Division 3. 1st lap starting Line - Marks .Up), Y('p), W(p)~ 2nd Lap di-tTY o:v Marks X(p), Y(p), w(p) COTRSE 'B. v(pV., v(^) Finishing Line. 505, Seafly and Gen. ■iv. 1 . 1st Lap starting Line — Marks Snd lap 3(p), 2(a), its) Marks P , 3 P » 2s), 1(a) All other claaapa 4 (p), 3(p), 2(s), Finishing Line, Division 3. except Heron, Manly Junior and Gen. 1st Lap S arting Line — Marks 2nd lap H s ) , E(s), 1(S) 3rd Lap |(s , E(s), l(s) F(.s), E(s), Finishi±g Line. Heron,M~j" | ' Manly --y' ..Junior. Gen. Division 3. 1st Lap Starting Line - marks Y(s), X(s), W(s) I .. Marks Y(s), X(s), W(s) COURSE C, ?(s), X(s), Finishing Line. 505, Seafly, Finn Gwen, 0.K and Gen. Div. 1* 1st Lap Starting Line - ^arics 2(pT’j 3(s), 2nd -bap ttv 5pT), HP) CTTUR'SE D, All other classes as Course A. 4 (J?), Finishing Line. -5-Q.g? Seafly, Finn. Gfff.i, O.K. and i. 1st ap s tart mg Line - Marks b \ p), (p), 2 Ia ), 'TVaJ" 2nd lap 3 All othpr r,4 ’ 3^p)» 2(s). Finishing Line. a h otner classes as Course B COURSE Ei 505, S a fly and Gen. Li ision 1. 1st Lap Starting Line — Marks ? - y 2m TLap r ^ 2TpJT 3 (p), l(p) 3rd 2 j(p), - v , 3 ( 13 ) » Kp) 4 th 2 (p), 3 (p ) , l(p) lap 2(p), 3(p), All- Finishing Line COURSE F, other classes as Course A 505, Seafly and Gen. Division 1. 1st La£ Start 2nd T ~>s s I s ) !5P 3 > s / , s lis) 3rd -L'ap 3 (s) , 4th Lap s); l(s) 3(s), a), Finishing Line. All other classes as Course J3o

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CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

Commodore Vice-Commodore Ron Anderson Gerry Hewson

4TH CANBERRA DAY REGATTA

5/6TH MARCH, 1966.

OFFICER OF THE DAY

Bruce Panckhurst

SAILING COMMITTEE

Rod Dalgleish Doug Humphries Teki Dalton (Secretary) Jasper Myine Jon Dunsmore Keith Owen Peter Fullagar Bruce Panckhurst Gerry Hewson

STARTER

Bruce Panckhurst

PROTESTS

Gerry Hewson, Peter Fullager, Jon\ Dunsmore, Jasper Milne, Colin Davis, Teki Dalton and visiting Officials. 4 \

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

1• Rules

The race will be sailed under the Y.A, of N.S.W. except as modified by these instructions.

2. Program of Events

Preparatory Starting Times Class Signals Saturday Sunday Seafly C 1.30 pm 11.00 a.m. National Moth F 1.35 pm 11.05 am National Heron H 1.40 pm 11.10 am National Gwen 12 G 1.45 pm 11.15 am International OK 0 1.50 pm 11.20 am VJ V 1.55 pm 11.25 am International Finn J 2.U ' pm 11.30 am Northbridge Senior Z 2.05 pm 11.35 am International Flying Dutchman K 2.10 pm 11.40 am

General Division Ni Pennant 1 2.15 pm 11.45 am International 505 W 2.20 pm 11.50 am 3. Starting Line

In West Lake, between the mast of the Committee vessel and a buoy moored off-shore bearing a red flag.

A buoy bearing code flag "O" will be moored near the Committee vessel. Boats crossing the starting line may not pass between this buoy bearing the code flag "0" and the Committee vessel? it does not, however, form part of the line.

4. Finishing Line

Between a buoy bearing a code "0" flag moored off Lotus Bay and a flag pole carrying the respective class flags on the shore off Lotus Bay.

5. Courses

Seafly, International Finn, International 505. National Gwen 12, International Flying Dutchman.

Course A 2 (p) 3 (s) 4(s), Z(p) 2 (p) 3 (s) 4 (s) , Z(p) 2 (p) 3 (s) 4 (s) , Finish line,

Course B 4(p), 3 (p) , 2 (s), Z(s) 4(P), 3 (p) , 2 (s) , Z(s) 4(p), 3 (p) , 2 (s) , Finish line.

National Moth, International OK Dinghy. Northbridge Senior, General Division.

Course A E$p), F (p) , G (p) E(p), F (p) , G(p) E (p) , F(p), Finish line.

Course B F(s), E (s) , G(s) F (s) , E (s) , G (s) F(s), E(s), Finish Line.

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National Heron, VJ.

Course A X(p), Y(p), W(p) X(p), Y(p), W(p) X(p), Y(p), Finish line.

Course B Y(s) , X(s), W(s) Y(a) , X(s) , W(s) Y(s), X(s), Finish line.

Note all Classes.

The start will normally be in the vicinty of Lotus Bay. In the case of winds from the easterly quarter, starts will be in the vicinity of Springbank Island and the first leg of the course will be to buoys Z, G or W for respective classes. These buoys shall be rounded to port for Course A and starboard for Course B. Subsequent buoys shall be rounded for courses as set out above.

6. Starting Procedure

(i) Warning Signal. Code flag U (red and white check) will be displayed on the Committee Vessel and gun fired 10 minutes before start of the first race; the course applicable will be displayed on a board.

(ii) Preparatory Signal, Five minutes before the start of each race the class flag will be broken out and a gun fired.

(iii) Start. The class flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultaneously the class flag of the next race will be broken out. This will serve as the preparatory signal for that race.

(iv) Recall. Recalls v/ill be indicated by the firing of ONE gun followed by loud hailing. Recall numbers will correspond with competitors' sail numbers.

(v) General Recall. The firing of TWO guns together with flying of the 1st substitute (pendant, yellow with blue border). There will be no subsequent warning signal and the first substitute will be the new preparatory signal. All subsequent starts will be delayed five minutes.

7. Time Limit

Three hours from starting signal for each race.

8. Shortening Course

Shortened courses shall be indicated by the display of numerals. These numerals shall not be in the form of flags, but will be painted on a board and the appropriate number will be displayed on the sea wall adjacent to the Finishing Line. Numeral 1 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after one lap and Numeral II shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after two laps. Attention to the shortening of course shall be drawn by the firing of a gun. Thellast lap of the shortened course shall read as does the last lap set out in course instructions.

9. Postponement - Answering pendant (red and white stripes) for 15 minutes postponement.

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■*•?* - Code Flatf N (blue and white check) together with class flag of cancelled event.

11. Protests

Protests must be lodged in accordance with Rule 68 of the RYA RULES with the Officer of the Day within one hour of the finishing of the protesting yacht. A deposit of 10/- ($1) shall accompany each protests.

12. Retirement

... Retiring yachts are requested not to sail through the Finishing line and if possible, to lower their racing flag. The Committee would appreciate it if skippers of yachts which have retired could bring this to the attention of the Officer of the Day *

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SEAFLY

Name Skipper Club die in;

Susannah G. L. Fowle CYC 7 Mrs. Pankhurst P. Forster YMSC 4 Blowfly H. G. Dowsing CYC 10 Sgian Dubh Mrs. S. Primmer YMSC 14 Ariel III G. J. Mylne CYC 5 Buffles P. A. Deck CYC 5 Soleil D. Lubach CYC 11 Anyway R. Hargrave YMSC 9 Ruth E C. H. Davis CYC 4 Clang D . J . Guppy CYC 5 Shoofly D. K. Hodgkin CYC 13 Alouette Miss E. Brunnschweiler CYC 8 Tainui A. Hunter WSC 7 Oriole N. Creech YMSC 5 Cavolina A. Paine YMSC 15 Lotus L. M. Carr CYC Sc: Maybe R. T. Hurley YMSC 14 Musca Maris J . Roberts YMSC 4 Icy Tea W. H. Andrew CYC 11 Witch J. A. White CYC 7 Ad Astra A. Matthews CYC 15 Mary J. B. Lay CYC 15 U.F.O. R. Morant YMSC 6 Apodemus P. EUllagar CYC 7 Spindthrift F . V . Thompson YMSC 7 Atalanta D. A. Downie CYC 9 Mystere M. W. Edgerley CYC 7

NATIONALMOTH

Chinook M. Brady CYC 14 Fossil B. Ballard YMSC 16 Anything D. Nicol CYC 4 Tambo P. Wain YMSC 10 Mystique D . Bowen SMSC Sc: Trad H. Hart CSC 9 Aconcaque H. Dwyer CSC 12 Slowcoach C . Hutton BSC 15 Sonique Miss V. Iliff SMSC 9 Runaway R. Vanderlaan YMSC 10 Chaloupe J. Simonds WSASC Sc May Be I. Stevens BYRA 4 The Saint H. Wymer CSC 6 Hi Miss V. Stratton CYC 18 Zero E. G. Bowen SMSC 9 i .National Moth (aontd.)

Name Skipper Club idi nin Zott P. Travers WSC 6 Myth S. Hiely LCSC 4 Agile h . Arthur WSC Sc Gem J. Lockeridge CSC 7 Jes Fine Montague BYRA a Maria j. Hardie WSASC 4 Carolyn t . Alderson WSC 2 Rythm b . Waite WSQ 7 Belair j. McDonald CPSC 10 Zeus S. Bretnell SMSC 6 Amigo J. Mason SMSC 2 Quiver g . Davidson NSC 10 E m . Walker WSC 6 Missey Miss C* Joyce WSC 12 Selma K. Peipman SMSC 4 Intrepid p. McDowell BSC 4 Burlesque v. Montague BYRA 6 Mororo j. Moore BYRA 1 B-!-aze P. Susans SMSC 1 Daring h . Travers WSC 2 Hustler r . Mitchell CSC 4 Kiewa r . Irvine BSC 4 Imperium d . McHay CSC Sci Tension s. Semenek SMSC 3 Sesqui h . Sherrif SMSC 4 Aurora t . Tringham SMSC 3 Tango j . Hebden SMSC Sci S. Veloce p. Youl BSC 5 Whirlpool p. wulff SMSC 1 Vitessa t . O'Halloran CSC 4 Sa9a I. James CSC 5 Conclusion r . shorter LCSC 6 Nevar M. Brady WSC 2 Periwinkle j. stimson LCSC 9 Redwings d . Caldow CSC 1

NATIONAL HERON

B. Wright NSC 15 Thunderbird L. Rea KSC 12 Werri a . Mortlock CYC 14 B. Rabbidge BSC 7 Yaragee k . O'Brien CYC 15 Perri L. Jennings NSC 5 National Heron (contd.)

No. Name Skipper Club idi nin 3886 Wyuna R. Kingston NSC 6 3925 Fiesta D. Ray NSC 7 3985 Jinda K. Hancock PBSC 15 3998 Ceres I. Hodgson ANUSC 10 4000 Anemone W. You11 MHYC 4 4086 Gundaroo B. Kennedy YMSC 12 4111 Saida A. Triggs YMSC 14 4136 Adina W. Johnston YMSC 11 4140 Jest D. Jeremic PBSC 15 4143 Kuma P. Lawson BSC 4 4150 Felix G. Floyd WSC 9 4159 The Saint J. Weddell YMSC 4 4336 GEM II G. Francis NSC 6 4344 Mirage R. Owen NSC 4 4345 Valiant Too M. Roseblade YMSC 15 4424 Jay Kay N. Considine PBSC 15 4470 Kulani Miss J. Toohey WSC 10 4531 May Mrs. M. Dudley ANUSC 15 4568 A.L. Ii. Quartel PBSC 15 4671 Luton M. Jeremic PBSC 15 4672 Hillier W . Hoorweg PBSC 15 4673 Sagacio C. Willing PBSC 15 4674 De Witt D . Kernett PBSC 15 4793. Mornington G. Quigley BSC 3 4828 Didjerdoo L. Wright NSC 14 4863 Creydr W. Cramp YMSC 8 4883 Oops G„ Stewart CYC 14 5069 Trouble F. Klein-Bentink YMSC 6 5080 Yankee Girl L. McDonald CPSC 9 Dele 5162 I. McDougall YMSC 11 5167 Hi Fi Too I. McArthur YMSC 9 5189 Barracuda M. Greenwood BYRA 5 5357 Chook R . Joyce wsc 11 536? Mitgarde B. Mackie WSC 4 5399 Duyfken F. McNulty WSC Sci: 5505 Crafty I. Spies BSC 4 5661 Lyb G . Dowthwaite YMSC 7 5677 Loribel N . Abbott YMSC 5678 Macs G. McTiernan MHYC NATIONAL GWEN 12 No. Name Skipper Club Handicap (mins) 986 Gelina R. Norris CYC 20 1109 Scorpion A. Hoyle CYC 20 i m Boolee M. Wells CYC 12 1213 Classique P. Burns YMSC 19 1227 El Toro W. Johnston YMSC 12 1230 Yimkin W. Romanis MASC 13 1249 Endeavour D . Kennedy WDSC 20 1278 Petrina M. Croudace CYC 20 1294 Asdic J. Davidson CPSC 20 1315 Defiant C. Fitzharding MASC 1515 Lyric E. Adriaanse CYC 18 1519 Maria B. lies MASC 7 1550 Elan R. McCrossin CPSC 9 1561 Tuesday K. Humphries LCSC Scr. 1583 Jan T. Dalton CYC 12 1588 Spindrift B. Dailey LCSC 9 1597 Marque II G • Lee YMSC 20 1614 Vigilant J. Booth LCSC 1 1651 Sea Fire G. Gledhill CYC 17 1669 Susie Q R. King YMSC 12 1670 Riejac R. Westen YMSC 13 1672 Ventura M. Davidson YMSC 12 1679 Scatter A. Vincent CPSC 11 1685 Flamenco T. Ruut CPSC 7 1753 Di R. Davis LCSC 11 1762 Car0 L. Dodson CYC 19 1764 Paper Tiger S. Richards CYC Scr. 1767 Rival J. IJattes St.GSC 20 1768 Westerly R. O'Leary WDSC 10 1770 Geisha G . Short LCSC 4 1779 Pasa Doble Miss E. Boone St.GSC 3 1782 Avanti C. Williams YMSC 10 1784 Veloce Mrs. P. Owen CYC 11 1789 Minx D. Wyllie MASC 10 1854 Kamulla R. Butcher St.GSC 3 1860 Veeva M. Burke LCSC 3 1868 Aristotle A. Straw WDSC 20 1871 Kismett II J. Judd St.GSC 4 1896 Pokeno B. Wilson WDSC 14 1898 Aquilo M. Keane YMSC 20 1975 Crescent B. Jarvis St.GSC 19 1976 Coral C. Dean St.GSC 20 2000 Calypso J. Seamons CPSC 6 INTERMAT ION?,L O.K. DINGHY No. Name Sk ipper Club Handicap (mins) KA16 Nairobi a. Hale VYC 8 KA22 McGee D. Knight 6 KA34 Caprice R. Taylor CYC 11 KA39 Overdraft I. Russell MASC 8 KA40 Hepsy K, Connor YMSC 7 KA41 Delta D. 4 Board BB Scr. KA62 Chiquita H. De Jong YMSC 12 KA84 Gullveig C. Samundsett CYC 8 KA118 Ilga P. Burkevics CYC 3 KA119 Volant J. Fitzhardinge CYC 5 KA120 Ko-Mo-Shun C. Piggott VYC 3 KA122 Koonawarra N. McWilliams BB 3 KA142 Home James J. Simpson YMSC 5 KA144 Rebel II J. Orr VYC 2 KA154 Zarifa P. Nichols MASC 5 KA170 Ariadne M. Kirkbrid e BB 6 KA176 Impulsive W. Adams BB 1 KA193 Joker D. Richmond VYC 3 KA207 Gipsy A. Pugh (Sat.) YMSC T. Love (Sun.) YMSC 12 KA2*9 Bacchus B R. Basetti VYC 3 KA221 Taipan VII P. Backhouse DBSC Scr. KA226 Nick-Oh V. Paral YMSC 4

V. J. No. Insignia Name Skipper Club. H'c 2351 Lightning across V Kylie T. Dyson PBSC 12 2587 Snake over S Abstract D. Hall PBSC 12 3576 Red V barred Phoenix p. Nott CYC 20 5026 Black P Pixie R. Gunn PBSC 17 5307 Blue Cross on Shield Quo Vadis R. Gow CYC 10 6107 Swirl A. Ferguson YMSC 22 6121 "Dennis" Dennisi The t Menace N. Hayes YMSC 19 6472 Arrow Head and Dots Bewitched R. Jones YMSC 10 6834 Red Cross in Square Argle I. Hill CYC 4 8167 Two Black Shields Cavalier II r. Edgerley YMSC Scr

INTERNATIONALi FINN

No. Name Skipper Club

KA2 Flipa II P.R •W. Seymour KA4 Finnicula C. Orr KA5 Paavo P. N. Stevens KA3 Loafin B. Wilson CYC International Finn (contd.Y

No. Name Skipper Club

KA12 Wai Manu D. Dorrington KA25 Query VII C. S. Ryrie KA30 Finnisterre R. E. Powell KA33 T. Green KA34 Finn Marie M. Pines KA.38 Phineas Fogg J. Barratt KA82 Muffin D . Downey KA88 Aussie II J. R. Furber KA90 Fatty Finn J. Biddlecombe KZ97 Finance G. Hobson

NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR 18 Frieda C. Oliver WDSC 10 28 Roturua R. King ESC 8 44 Manta S. Wilkie YMSC 18 67 Taworri P. Green YMSC 20 81 Tarn G. Taylor YMSC 8 91 Flight L. Hockley ESC 5 93 Zest R. Moran YMSC Scr. 97 Eyeliner R. Shallcross YMSC 13 99 Flight III V . Hammond ESC 3 104 Dart G. Robinson YMSC 5 105 Libelle G. Blom YMSC 18 110 Pandora V J. Powell WSASC Scr. 121 Jenny Sue P. Russell YMSC 5 126 Sandpiper R. Warner CYC 16

INTERNATIONAL FLYING DUTCHMAN KA53 Diana G. Sibley RSYS KA80 Freezing Hot B. Davenport KA87 Rana R. G. Lawson RSYS KA134 Scimitar L. Alexander RSYS KA135 Glider R. Grainger KA139 Barbary P« J. C. Maloney RPAYC KA150 Fino E. B. Marsland RSYS KA160 Dart V J. C. Messenger RPEYC KA182 Kintail C. D. McRae RSYS KA184 Intrigue VI K* Le Plastrier >

GENERAL DIVISION

Class No. Name Skipper Club Handicap RRatinq Enterprise E3 Una IV L. Nix CYC 90 L/w Sharpie N7 Hansel D. Stewart YMSC 85 14* S14 Mercury C. Brinkley YMSC 80 Top Class 25 Delilah H. Ilaalebos YMSC 87 XY Cat. XY82 The Carolines D. Ratcliffe WDSC 92 14* N87 Yarely H. Burley YMSC 80 Quickcat 94 A. Johnston CYC 91 Quickcat 521 Bikini Miss K. Olsson ESC 91 Flying 15 691 Tawarri G. Hewson CYC 89 Quickcat 998 Derlilli P. Zionzel ESC 91 Quickcat 1042 Polka Dot F. Olsson Jnr. ESC 91 Star 1053 Marion B. Chatfield ESC 80 Quickcat 1198 Hello Dolly F. Olsson Snr. ESC 91 Fireball 1230 Bewitched L. Schoevers YMSC 87 Quickcat 1428 Nulla Nulla I. Olsson ESC 91 S.E. Scow Fury D. Vandertoorn ESC 95 Moth Balulo J. Rudduck CYC 94

INTERNATIONAL 505 No. Name Skipper Club Handicap (mins) 1080 Didgeridoo B. Cudmore CYC 1081 Take 5 R. Krastins CYC 1464 Ya II P. Harvey CYC 1600 Maleesh D. Jenner CYC 1653 Eleanor C. Nicol CYC 1670 Be Be M. Burridge CYC 2230 Black Bottle J. Hardy BYRA 2250 Topique R. Dalgleish CYC ' ✓ O o

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CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

Commodore Vice-Commodore Ron Anderson Gerry Hewson

5TH CANBERRA DAY REGATTA 4/5TH MBCH, 1967

OFFICER OF THE DAY Noel Millar

SAILING COMMITTEE Rod Dalgleish Doug Humphries Teki Dalton Keith Mitchell John Dunsmore Jasper Mylne Peter Fullagar Keith Owen Gerry Hewson Bruce Pankhurst (Secrg^y Col, Samundsett

STARTER Russ Richards

PROTESTS Peter Fullagar, John Dunsmore, Jasper Mylne, Colin Davis, Vic Bahr, Bruce Wilson and visiting Officials. /

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

1 . R ulea The race will be sailed under1 the Y.A. of N.S.W. excep as modified by these instructions. 2. Program of Events Preparatory Starting Times Class Signals Saturday Sunday Seafly C 1.30pm 11.00 am O.K. Dinghy 0 1.35 pm 11.05 am National Heron H 1,40 pm 11.10 am International 505 W ) International Flying 1,45 pm 11.15 am Dutchman ) National Gwen 12 G 1,50 pm 11,20 am Mirror Dinghy M 1.55 pm 11.25 am International Finn J 2,00 pm 11,30 am Northbridge Senior Z 2.05 pm 11.35 am General Division 1 Numeral Pennant 1 2.10 pm 11.40 am National Moth F ) v.j. V ) 2.15 pm 11,45 am General Division 11 Numeral Pennant 11 2,20 pm 11.50 am 3. Starting Line In West Lake, between the mast of the Committee vessel and a buoy moored off-shore bearing a Code Flag "0".

A buoy bearing a Red Flag will be moored near the Committee vessel. Boats crossing the starting line may not pass between this buoy bearing the red flag and the Committee vessel; it does not, however, form part of the line. 4. Finishing Line Betw een a buoy bearing a code "0" flag moored off Lotus Bay and a flag pole carrying the respective class flags on the shore of * Lotus Bay. 5. Courses Seafly, International Finn, International 505, General Division 1, international Flying Dutchman Course A lili Finish line, Course B Z(s] z (b ! Finish line. National Gw en 12, National Moth, O.K. Dinghy ror~5WfT?~' Senior, V,T~.------1------^ Course A Ei I, FI[p]I, G(p) Ei P 1, FI », G(p) E( 1, FI:p )i, Finish Course B FI(a)', Elfa)i, G(s) Fl s<), El> sj , G(s) FIis,), Elis!), Finish

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- 2 - National Heron. Mirror Dinghy, General Division 11 Course A X(p), Y(p), w(p) , W(p) Finish line. Course B Y (s), X(s), W(s) Y (s), X(s), W (s ) r^s), X(s), Finish line. Note all Classes

The start will normally he in the vicinity of Lotus Bay. In the case of winds from the easterly quarter,' starts will be in the vicinity of Springbank Island and the first leg of the course will be to buoys Z, G or f for respective classes. These buoys shall be rounded to port for Course A and starboard for Course B. Subsequent buoys shall be rounded for courses as set out above, 6. Starting Procedure (i) Warning Signal. Code flag U (red and white check) will be displayed on the Committee Vessel and gun fired 10 minutes before start of the first race; the course applicable will be.displayed on a board. (ijL) Preparatory Signal. Five minutes before the start of each race the’ class flag will be broken out and a gun fired. (ili) Start. The Class flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultaneously the class flag of the next race will be broken out. This will serve as the preparatory signal for that race. Recall. Recall s will be indicated by the firing of ONE gun followed by loud hailing. Recall‘numbers will correspond with competitors' sail numbers. (v) General Recall. The firing of TWO guns together with flying of the 1st substitute (pennant, yellow with blue border). There will be no subsequent warning signal and the first substitute will be the new preparatory signal. All subsequent starts will be delayed five 1 minutes. 7. Time Limit Three and a half hours from starting signal for each race. No yachts finishing more than four and a half hours from their time of starting will be deemed to have finished. 8, Shortening Course Shortened courses shall be indicated by the display of numerals. These numerals shall not be in the form of flags but will be painted on a board and the appropriate number will be displayed on the sea wall adjacent to the Finishing Line. Numeral 1 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after one lap and Numeral 11 shall be displayed if the race is to be ended after two laps. Attention to the short­ ening of course shall be drawn by the firing of a gun. The last lap of the shortened course shall read as does the last lap set out in course instructions. 9* Postponement - Answering pennant (red and white stripes) for 15 minutes p'ostp onement.

..3/ - 3 - 10. Cancellation - Code Flag N (Blue arid white check) together with class flag of cancelled event. 11. Protests Protests must be lodged in ac-cordance with Rule 68 of the RYA Rules with the Officer of the Day within one hour of the finishing of the protesting yacht. A deposit of 10/- (3 1 ) shall accompany each protest. 12. Retirement Retiring yachts are requested not to sail through the Finishing line and if possible, to lower their racing flag. The Committee would appreciate it if skippers of yachts which have retired could bring this to the attention of the starter. f^>< ly.Wp •

( V ENTRIES SEAFLY No. Name Skipper Club Handic? (mins 74 Mrs* Pankhurst P. Forster CIO 5 75 Blowfly H, Dowsing CTC 10 76 Vannin B. Ouayle CYC - 77 Ariel 111 J . Mylne CYC 1 79 Soleil D. Lubach CYC 17 80 Anyway Miss S« Hargrave MSA 8 87 Buyfken T. Van Lent CYC 11 88 Ruth E C. Davis CYC 5 90 Clang D. Guppy CYC 6 92 Alovette E. Brunnschweiler CYC 12 94 Cutty Sark A. Hunter CYC 13 103 Oriole N. Creech CYC 3 106 Lotus L. Carr CYC Sch 123 Maybe R. Hurley YMSC 9 129 Musea Maris J. Roberts YMSC 2 125 Icy Te a P, Andrew CTC 7 126 Witch J. White CYC 2 127 Ad Astra T. Mathews CTC 14 128 Mary J. L. Finley CYC 12 130 Apod emus P. Fulla gar CTC 5 131 Spindrift P. Green CYC - 133 Mystere R. Kennard YMSC 8 136 Matangi B. Schick CYC 13 140 Haggis K. McIntosh CYC 7

O.K. DINGHY

5 Resolute J. Ley VYC 1 34 Caprice M. Davidson YMSC 2 38 Noy P. Burgess CYC 40 Hepsy K. Connor YMSC 3 50 Gitigarni W. Lamond CYC 10 62 Chiquita H. De Jonge YMSC 6 75 Bluebottle P. Maloney BB 3 84 Gullveig C. Samundsett YMSC 6 118 11 ga P. Burkevics CTC 3 119 Volant J, Fitzhardinge CTC 6 120 Slo-Mo-Shon C. Piggott VYC 3 122 Koonawarra P. Simms CYC 5 144 Rebel 11 J. Orr VYC Scr 154 Zarifa P. Nichols MASC 5 167 Rahni C . Fnnor VYC 5 174 Gibbo 11 P. Gibbs CTC 5 ...Cont. O.K. DINGHY (Contd.) No. Name Skipper Club H flins 2Cf Gypsy T . Lov e YMSC 10 219 Bacchus B, R. Bassetti VYC 3 226 Nick Oh V. Paral YMSC 3 244 Sooty S. Cadman YMSC 8 248 Witchcraft D. Pitt B.B 5 NATIONAL HERON 1353 Brolga H, Walter ESC 12 25 68 1. Blakers YMSC 12 33 9! Thunderbird L. Rea CPSC 7 3598 Jacana R. Meech ESC 11 3652 Juanelda R. Francis ESC 4 392 5 Fiesta D. Ray NSC 6 3995 Tiffin J. Kennedy CYC 5 4069 lurilawa H. Black YBYC 15 4136 Adina W. Johnston YMSC 5 4159 The Saint G. Weddell YMSC 4 4140 Jest B. Dyson GPSC 9 4345 Valiant Too M. Roseblade CYC 7 4482 Felice E. Rice KBSC 3 4538 G. Francis NSC 9 4548 Bish J. Stephens YMSC 12 4657 Elissa T. Cooke-Russel YMSC 15 4671 Hillier W. Hoorweg PBSC 9 4672 Luton J . Allen !? 4 4673 Segagio P. Carnell fl 13 4674 Dew itt L. Dewitt ?! 7 4568 Anneliessa C. Willing 11 9 4757 Kurrajong H. Groser YMSC 10 4833 Oops G. Stewart CYC 12 4863 Cry dr D. Cramo YMSC 6 5162 Pole I. MeDougall YMSC 5 5505 QKrafty I. Spies BSC Scr. 5731 Wendal L, Cawsey CSC Scr, 5763 Kulani J. Toohey WSC 6 5885 Mirage W. Ow en WSC 9 5896 Billie B. Hanger Papua YC 5 6421 Gee-E R. Joyce Woollahara WSC 14 6457 Glida E. Hatch OBSC 13 6464 Hi-Jinks I. Sp i e s BSC Scr. INTERNATIONAL 505 KA 26 Maybe 11 V, Hildebrandt BYRA KA 1C Didgeridoo B. Cud more CYC KA 1C Take Five D. Bell CYC KA 14 Ya Too P. Harvey CYC INTERNATIONAL 505 (Contd.)

to. Name Skipper Club Hand icap (mins) KA1568 Linus G. ^angtree BYRA KA1600 Maleesh 11 J. Baynes CYC KA1627 Kerry 11 G# Robinson CYC KA1670 Be Be M. Burridge CYC KA1819 Zest L. Dodson CYC KA2212 Chance G# Sutcliffe BYRA KA2229 Nautilass D. Robinson BYRA KA2230 Black Bottle z. Stollsznow BYRA KA2250 Topique R. Dalgleish CYC KA2326 Wednesday S. Djemal CYC KA2359 Falcon R. Ay den BYRA KA2486 Firedance 11 R. Challinor BYRA BYRA KA2530 Eleanor 11 C. Nicol CYC KA2534 IBIS L. Nix CYC INTERNATIONAL FLYING DUTCHMAN KA 10 Hotspur I. Heath KA 15 Karen R. Hawthorn KA 80 Freezin Hot B. Davenport KA 99 Kite H. De Torres KA 121 Jo J. Kennard KA 123 Thursday P. Sorrensen KA 130 Pimm J. Annand KA 133 Roulette I. Robinson KA 139 Morora IV J. Moore RPAYC KA 144 Kera Y R. Partell KA 150 Fino E. P. Marsland RSYS NATIONAL GWEN 12 911 Stormvogel S. Goldie CPSC 14 986 Gelina R. Norris CYC 13 1109 Scorpion M. Hoyle CYC 20 1121 Boolee D. Menere YMCA 20 1213 Classique P. B u m s YMCA 12 1230 Yimkin w. Romans MASC 13 1267 Harmony Miss A. Hewson CYC 20 1515 Lyrie E. Adrianse CYC 12 1520 Argo R. Rich ards YMCA 10 1561 Tuesday D.Wylie MASC 1 1582 Aeolian G. Smith HHJSC 10 1588 Spindrift p. Dailey LCSC Scr. 1651 Seafire j . Gledhill MASC 15 . 1661 Mary Jane L. Costa MASC Scr, 1666 Gazelle J. Davis ESC 14 1668 Whisper G.Smith GPSC 11 NATIONAL GWEN 12 (Cont'd) No. Name Skipper Club Handicap (mins) 1669 Susie P. King YMCA 12 1670 Reijac R. Weston YMCA 13 1672 Ventura P. Wain YMCA 19 1682 Quo Vadis D. Phillips CYC 20 1753 Di R« Davis LCSC 14 1762 Caro T. Dodson CYC 17 1764 Paper Tiger S. Ridhards CYC Scr 17*8 Y/esterly R. O'Leary WDSC 10 1770 Geisha D. Peterson MASC 15 1782 Avanti C. Williams YMCA 7 1783 Skimmer C. Frost CPSC 17 1784 Veloce T. Dalton CYC 8 1854 Kamulla R. Butcher St.GSC 5 1860 Veeua R. Jarvis t! 7 1868 /ristotle A. Straw WDSC 20 1879 Excalileur P. Jobson CPSC 13 1979 Se s ame R. Joseph LCSC 10 2024 Kite G. Hamer St.GSC 14 2059 Johnny Reb W. Johnston YMCA 2

MIRROR DINGHY

2596 J. Peilding 10 2 648 Leary B. Clutterbuck Scr. 2686 Slipper D. Burrows 10 2721 Tinkerbell J, Millar MHSC Scr. 2823 Naiad P. .Ayrton CYC 8 2880 Mignon G. Meyer RANSC 10 2895 Alinta R. Ellis ESC 10 2946 - A. Voege 10 2947 Peg J. Boxall CYC 9 2950 Sunset A. Bridge PPSC 2 2965 Demo W. A. J3.ffray BYRA Scr. 2975 Maybe 11 Mrs. Hilderbrant BYRA 3 3014 Pionn I. McDonald Scr. 50 78 Dorry-Jay L. Harvey CYC 10 5079 syga G. Christiansen RANSC 10 5181 Phoenycia R. Braithwaite BYRA 6 5229 Bejunedy R. Slatyer CYC 10 5272 Pred W# Jones 8 5394 Arthur M. Miller 10 6820 Waterworthy S. Poss RANSA 8 INTERNATIONAL FINN

No. Name Skipper Club Handicap Tmihs) KA 6 Pinner W. Wright RPEYC KA 8 Loafin 11 J. B. Wilson CYC KA 14 Dolfinn c. Burrell RPEYC KA.19 Twisis K. A. Murrell RPEYC KA31 Pinnicula c. Orr RSYS KA34 Finn Marie M. T. F. Pines RSYS KA 38 Phineas Fogg J. G. Barrat RSYS KA41 Whizz R. Ross RYCV KA72 Skol R. Brunnschweiler CYC KA77 Solitaire A. A. James RPEYC KA85 Patrice R. A. McDonald RPEYC K/86 Wanda K. Wood CYC NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR 14 54 Pardon Me M. Jaeger YMSC 11 67 Taworri Miss P. Green YMSC 15 68 Black Y/iddow V. ^aramond ESC Scr, a Snow Goose B. Pankhurst CYC 10 93 Zest R. Shallcross YMSC 3 104 Dart P. Robinson YMSC Scr, 105 Libelle G. Blom YMSC 13 107 Quest P. Russell YMSC 1 108 Touche P. Thomas ESC 8 113 Pamela H. Murton CYC 15 121 Jenny Sue P. Marcusson YMSC 7 137 Monaro 11 R. Moral YMSC 15 142 Philris P. Harding YMS C 4 148 Wodan H. Haalebos YMSC 6 152 Temmaire R. Tpylor CYC 15 156 Boo Boo J. Yarra CYC 7 160 Zypp R. Jones YMSC 8 165 L'Allegro R. Blakely CYC 15 2186 Ergo B. Charmichael YMSC 6 2201 Pippa Tow B. Burgess ESC 9 GENERAL DIVISION 1 Closs No. Name Skipper Club Handicap Enterprise E3 Una IV Mis s C. Harvey CYC 13 L/w Sharpie N7 Hansel D. Stewart YMSC 5 Kitty Cat 11 Katrina G. Johnston YMSC 7 L/w Sharpie N12 Aeolus P. Halliday MASC Scr L/w Sharpie N19 Firefly K. Arcus MASC Scr L/W Sharpie N20 Saga J. Booth MASC Scr Top Class 25 Delilah K. Gos mm YMSC 9 L/W Sharpie N30 Burley G. S. Wann AMU 5 Snipe KA37 Coleen J. Coughlan CYC 12 GENERAL DIVISION 1 (Cont'd)

Class No. Name Skipper Club Handicap "C" Cat 43 Chenara c. Smith CYC 7

XY Cat XY82 The Carolines D. Ratcliffe WDSC 1 . Quickcat 94 A. Johnston CYC Scr, 12 ! Skiff S279 Neptune M. Traves-Taylor CYC 12 Quickcat 521 Bikini G. Hirst YMSC Scr. Plying 15 690 Cherie R. Krastins CYC 9 Plying 15 691 Tawarri G. Hewson CYC 8 . Quickoat 908 Derlila P. Zionzee ESC Scr, Quickcat 1042 Polka Dot F. Olsson Jnr. ANU Scr. Quickcat 1198 Hello Dolly F. Olsson Snr. YMSC Scr. Fireball 1230 Bewitched L. Schoevers YMSC 4 Quickcat 1428 Nulla Nulla I. Olsson YMSC Scr. Quickcat 1470 Tiger Cat 3. Lodge ESC Scr. Quickcat 1506 Bobcat R. Hislop ESC Scr, 420 2420 Sardine V. Bor th wick CYC 8

A Blue Bird 94-703 Odette ii ♦ Meldrum CYC 48 NATIONAL MOTH Name Skipper Club Handicap 579 Chinook J. Reik YMSC 8 588 Yoorala J. Melton YMSC 850 Fossil B. Ballard YMSC 7 1136 Molloset A. Benison CYC 6 2003 - A, Deck CYC 15 2083 Runaway R. Vanderlaan CYC 5 2092 Tijuana G. Anderson CYC 7 2131 Ulysses M. Brady CYC Scr. 2132 Eager Beaver R. Beaver CYC 15 2135 Sprite D. Anderson CYC 5 2149 Hi V. Stretton CYC 10 2225 Spotkin R. Hewson CYC 15 2226 Burley Myth I. ^eIdrum CYC 15 2239 Sindy E. Van Oosten PBSC 10 - - J. 5P. F. Meech ESC 10

- - D. Vander/Tornn ESC 10 Chaparral B. Scott CYC 7 V.J. 8089 Itestrel S. Osborne YMSC Scr. 8167 Cavalier Too R. Edgerley YMSC Scr. 7676 Caramba T. Dive YMSC 4 6834 Argyle I. Hill CYC 6 5952 Abstract D. Hall PBSC 6

Sabre A . Holt YMSC 12 6467 11.31S R. Dunsten YMSC 12 CANBERRA YACHT HT.TTtt CANBERRA DAY RECATTA lQAq NOTICE OF RAflF

, , Th® Canberra Yacht Club will conduct the CANBERRA DAI REGATTA *n thP o t X ’ 1 % 9 ’ “* a11 Tl3ltln® »“» - « ™ Or) PBPGRAMME

The first Class Race will start as set out below Saturday, 1st March 2.ID p.m. Sunday, 2nd March 11.30 a.m. © CUSSES

classes ^ ** COnducted for registered boats in the folLwing

Herons O.K. Dinghies Mirror Dinghies M*ths Northbridge Seniors Fireballs Seaflys Gwen 12 »s i*. w. Sharpie Finns Flying Dutchman ^-Flying Fifteens Interrp-txonal 505's. General Division races will be held for (l) Mono Hull Dinghies under 12' in length 12) Mono Hull Dinghies over 12' in length (2J Keel Beats (Local and country boats only) Catamarans

reserves the right to place boats in classes with o 1 1en^ 6! 0 the aPPropriate General Division. Should St SoS; as'a “ ,r entries’ the Eace C0“ ittee ^ © SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

rromfrom 5«; p.m.n ? illnf on Friday, I™*™*?™ 28th February. Wil1 beavailab;ie from Canberra Yacht Club © RlJLES by the^Y A^nf if JV® S^ led the rUleS °f the *s modified tions. N.S.V. and as added to, or amended, by the Sailing Instruc-

© HOST CLUB

The Host Club will be the Canberra Yacht Club. ® LOCATION

The Western Lake Area of Lake Burley Griffin. ® ENTRIES

A<^nf>i*+in^S3ien^rie3 sbc? ld be made through the appropriate State Class t o W + closing on Saturday, 22nd February. Entries to be forwarded to Secretary, Canberra Yacht Club Box 5AS P.O. , Canberra City, 2601, A.C.T.

jEntries contd p. 2.j~ NOTICE o f r a c e nowm ■

T. ,, n EKtrleTS, 5°r ^he Ge?eral Division will close at the Canberra Yacht Club on Wednesday, 26th February.

The Entry Fee for the Regatta covering both races will be $2-00. (8) TROPHIES

The number of trophies presented for each race will depend on the number of entries received. anaand 1st1st, 2nd and 3rd for beover iSJ handicap ’ 2?d and classes. faste3t tirae handicap races excess o f S ^ V w s 1 ! 3 ** pI'e3sntsd for * « «

(9) ENTERTAINMENT

On Saturdaylst, March. ?anCe Wil1 The beClub held is atlicensed. the Yaeht Club from 8 p.m. (10) GENERAL onnn both Saturday ~nJck® and and }ifht Sunday. meals wil1 be available from the Club Caterer

(Sgd.) J, Hogan. Honorary Secretary.

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r m u E S . T t V y L 0 ^ Canberra Yacht Club, Box 543 P.O. Canberra City...2601

NOTICE OF RACE CANBERRA DAY REGATTA 1970 1. The Canberra Yacht Club v/ill conduct the 8th Annual Canberra Day Regatta on Lake Burley Griffin on 28th February and 1st March, 1970 and an invitation is extended to all yachtsmen to participate.

2. PROGRAMME The starting time for the first Class start will be:- Saturday 28th February 2.10pm Sunday 1st March 10,40 am

3. CLASSES Races will be conducted for registered boats in the following classes 505 Firebal1 Flying Fifteen Gwen 12 Heron Lightweight Sharpie Mirror Mo t h N.S. 14 O.K. V.J. & v.s. Seafly General Division ( for other class local boats only) General Division 1 Monohull dinghies over 12* in length 2 Monohull dinghies under 12' in length 3 Keel Boats 4 Catamarans The Race Committee reserves the right to place boats in classes with less than 10 entries into the appropriate General Division. Should classes not listed have 10 or more entries the E.ace Committee may start that group as a class. Classes may be given seperate starts or may be grouped to start together. 4. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS Sailing Instructions will be available at the Canberra facht Club clubhouse from 5pm on Friday 27th February, 1970.

page 2. y RULES The races will be sailed under the Rules of the I.Y.R.U. as modified by the Y.A. of N.S.W. and as added to or amended by the Sailing Instructions, and the Safety Regulations of the Y.A. of N.S.W. 6 . ENTRIES Class entries should be made through the appropriate State Class Association, closing on Thursday 19th February. Class Associations should forward entries to the Secretary, Canberra Yacht Club to reach the club not later than 23rd February. Entries for the General Division will close at the Canberra facht Club on Monday 23rd February. Each entry should show the name of the boat sail number, helsman’s name, Club and handicap approved by each association. 7. TROPHIES

The number of trophies presented for each race will depend on the number of entries received. The winners will be 1st, 2nd and fastest time for handicap races and 1st, 2nd and 3rd for over handicap classes. Additional trophies will be presented for races with entries in excess of 20 and 30 boats. 8 . ENTERTAINMENT

An informal dance will be held in the Clubhouse on Saturday 28th February. The Club is licensed .

9. * GENERAL

Snacks and light meals will be available from the Club Caterer on both Saturday and Sunday.

W.R. Ellis Secretary Captain Cook Bicentenary

Regatta, 25 — 26 April, 1970. CAPTAIN COOK BICENTENERAY SAILING REGATTA. Area 3. o Area 4. ▲ Canberra Sailing Coordination Committee. K = Kings A = Anzac. Buoy 1. Buoy 3. P = Parkes R = Regatta. Buoy 2. Buoy 4. Regatta Committee; Representatives of the Canberra Sailing Coordination Course 'A' NS 14. Course Committee together with representatives of Canberra Sailing Clubs. Start - K (p) -*A(p) -R (p) -P(s) - Start at 1-2(p)- 3 (p) - 4 (p)- 1K(s) - A(p) -R(p) -P(s) -| (2 (p) -3 (p) -4(p)- | Officers of the Day Area 1. Mr. Gordon Jones. Area 3. Mr. Rom Moran. K(s)-A(p)-R(p)-Finish 2 (p) -3 (p) - 4 (p)- Area 2. Mr. John Watch. Area 4. Mr. John Henty. Course 1C NS 14. Finish at 1 . Protest panels. C.Y.C. Messr. Guppy,Simms, Russell, Fullager, Ward and Course 12' Firth. Start - R (s) -A(s) -K (p) — P (p) - Y.M.S.C. Messr. Henty, Jones, Robinson, Moran, Westen, 1R (s) - A (s) -K(p) -P(p) -| Start at 1-4(s)-3(s) -2 (s) - Hanrahan. R(s)-A(s)-K(s)-Finish. |4 (sj -3 (s) -2

Starting Line. The start will be between the flag mast on the Committee vessel that will be stationed in the vicinity of Yarralumla RIGHT OF WAY. Bay and a buoy marked with code flag 0. A buoy bearing a During the Royal progress on Saturday afternoon, competitors are white flag may be laid at or near the Committee vessel, in directed not to approach closer to the Royal barge than sixty feet which case yachts shall pass between it and the outer mark. and that they must give absolute right—of—wayto the barge and escort Finishing Line. The finish will be between the flag mast on the shore at vessels. Yarralumla Bay bearing the Y.M.S.C. flag and a buoy bearing code flag 'O'. The line must be crossed from the direction of the last mark of the course. Programme of Events. The start of the first race in each area will be at 2.10 pm. on each day. Course ' A' . Starting and Start - Casey (S) - Hospital (P) - University (P) - Yarralumla (S) Finishing lines See course instructions for your particular area in Part JCasey (S) - Hospital (P) | - University (P) - Yarralumla (S) C. of these Sailing Instructions. - Finish. Starting Instructions. Course 'B' . a. Start - Casey (S) - Yarralumla (P) - University (S) - Hospital (S) Order of Starts. The order of starts will be signified JCasey (S) - Yarralumla (P)| - University (S) - Hospital (S) on a hoist of Class flags; classes may be grouped together. Finish. Group starts will be identified by small white flags above and below the group of Class flags. Shortened Course. A rectangular orange shape on the flag mast at Yarralumla Point will indicate shortened course. Where the course is Course Signal. The course to be sailed will be indicated shortened that part of the course included in the box by letters or numerals at the starting mast fifteen minutes should be omitted. before the start of the first race. Warning Signal. Ten minutes before the start code flag U Area 2. Lotus Bay Start. will be displayed on the starting mast; attention may be Classes and Flags. Gwen 12 Code Flag N.N. 3. drawn to the flag by a sound signal. Seafly Code Flag C. d. Preparatory Signal.Five minutes before the start of each Manly Graduate. Code Flag M. race the class flags for that race will be displayed on Bosun Dinghy. Code Flag B. the starting mast; attention may be drawn to the flag by O.K. Dinghy. Code Flag N.N. 6. a sound signal. General Division 2.(Finn, Corsair, Contender, Flying Junior) Code Flag N.P. 2. Starting Signal. The class flag or flags will be lowered attention to this may be drawn by a sound signal. Starting Line. The start will be between the flag mast on the Committee Simultaneously the class flag or flags for the next race vessel that will be stationed in the vicinity of Lotus Bay will be displayed and will serve as the preparatory signal and a buoy marked with code flag 'O'. A buoy carrying a for the next race. red flag may be laid at or near the Committee vessel, in Recalls. which case yachts shall pass between it and the outer mark. Recalls of individual yachts will be indicated by the display of code flag ,'R" and the firing of a gun or siren. Finishing Line. The finish will be between the flag mast on the shore at When all yachts have correctly started code flag 'R' will Lotus Bay and a buoy bearing code flag 'O'. The line must be lowered but there will be no sound signal. A general be crossed from the direction of the last mark of the course recall will be indicated by the flying of the 'FirstSubsti- Courses. Course 1 A'. tute' and the firing of two guns or sirens. There will be Start - Springbank (P) - Peninsula (P) - Acton (P)— no subsequent warning signal and the new preparatory signal jSpringbank (P) - Acton (P)-j will be the 'First Substitute'. All following starts will Springbank (P) - Peninsula (P) - Finish. be delayed five minutes. Course 1B1. Postponement, The Starting Committee may abandon, postpone or cancel a Cancellation or Start - Peninsula (S) - Springbank (S) - Acton (S) - race in accordance with rules 4 and 5. Abandonment. jPeninsula (S) - Acton (S)- | Peninsula (S) - Springbank (S) - Finish. Touching a Mark. The A.Y.F. prescription to rule 52 (i) shall apply. Shortened Course. Shortened courses will be indicated by the display of code Area 2 flag 'S' and a coloured shape on the Eastern yard of the Area 1. A • A flag mast adjacent to the finishing line. Where the course C = Casey U = University. A = Acton. P = Peninsula. is shortened that part of the course included in the box shall be omitted. H = Hospital Y = Yarralumla. S = Springbank. Area 3. Central Basin Start. Course 'A' Course ' A Classes and Flags. NS 14. Code Flag Z. Mirror Dinghy. Code Flag M. Start - S p - A (p)- Start - C (s)- H (p)- U(p) - (P) - (P) Heron. Code Flag H. A Y (s) — |C (s)- H (p)-|fu(p) - 1 s (p) - (P) zJ Starting Line. The start will be between the flag mast on the Committee Y (s) - Finish. S (P) - p (P) - Finish vessel and a buoy bearing code flag 'O'. A buoy carrying a white flag may be laid near the Committee vessel in which Course 'B' Course ' B case boats must pass between it and the buoy bearing code flag 'O'. Start - C (s)- Y (p) - U (s)- Start - P (s) - S (s) - A (s)- H (s) - |C (s) - Y (p) -|[U (s)- 1! P (s) - A (s) 3 Finishing Line. The finish will be between a buoy carrying code flag 'O' H (s) - Finish. P (s) - S (s) - Finish and a buoy carrying a white flag in the vicinity of the starting line. Boats must cross the line from the direction of the last mark of the course. Course 'A1. NS 14. Start - Kings (P) - Anzac (P) -■ Regatta (P) - Parkes (S)- [Kings (S) - Anzac (P) -■ Regatta (P) - Parkes (S)-| Kings (S) - Anzac (P) -■ Regatta (P) - Finish Course 'C . NS 14. Start - Regatta (S)-- Anzac (S) - Kings (P) - Parkes (P)- |Regatta (s)-- Anzac (S) - Kings (P) - Parkes (P)- 1 Regatta (S)-- Anzac (S) - Kings (S) - Finish. Course 'A' . Heron and Mirror Dinghy. Start - Kings (P) - Anzac (P) - Regatta •(P) - Parkes (S) - |Kings (S) - Parkes (S)-3 Kings (S) - Anzac (P) - Regatta (P) - Finish Course 'C'. Heron and Mirror Dinqhy. Start - Regatta (S) - Anzac (S) - Kings (P) - Parkes (P) - [Regatta (S) - Parkes (P) -| Regatta (S) - Anzac (S) - Kings (S) - Finish Shortened Course. A round orange shape displayed on the flag mast of the Committee vessel will indicate a shortened course. Where the course is shortened that part of the course included in the box should be omitted. Area 4. East Basin Start. Classes and Flags. Manly Juniors Code Flag 'J' P. Boats. Code Flag 'P' General Division 3. (Moth, VJ, Flying Ant) Code Flag N.P.3.

Starting Line. The start will be between buoy 1 carrying a red flag and the flag staff on the Regatta Pavilion. A distance buoy carrying a red flag may be placed near the line. Boats shall start between the two flags. Finishing Line. The finishing line will be the same as the start line. Courses. Course 1. Start at 1 then to 2, 3, 4, | 2. 3, 4,'[ 2, 3, 4 and finish at 1. All buoys to port. Course 2. ______Start at 1 then to 4, 3, 2, |4, 3, 2, 2 and finish at 1. All buoys to starboard.

The Course for P boats will exclude the buoys included in the boxes. Shortened Course. The course may be shortened by displaying two orange shapes at the starters' mast, signifying two laps only, one orange shape signifies one lap only.

LEGACY REGATTA CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

SUNDAY 6th. FEBRUARY 1972 LEGACY DAY REGATTA / LEGACY DAY REGATTA, LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra Sunday, 6 February 1972

ENTRY FORM

NOTICE OF RACE The Secretary, Canberra Yacht Club, All interested Classes and Helmsmen are invited to enter. G.P.O. Box 548, CANBERRA CITY, A.C.T. 2601 1. DATE: Sunday, 6th February 1972 2. PLACE: Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra Please enter my yacht for the above regatta. Her particulars are as follows: 3. EVENTS: Races commence at 2.10 p.m. Class...... Name of Boat...... 4. ORGANISER: Canberra Yacht Club Sail N um ber...... Hull C o lo u r...... 5. RULES: The races will be sailed under the rules of the I.Y.R.U. as pre­ scribed by the A.Y.F., the safety regulations of the Y.A. of N.S.W. and Sail emblem (if applicable)...... the sailing instructions for the Regatta. S kip p e r...... Club H andicap...... 6. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS: Sailing Instructions will be available at the Canberra Yacht Club from 4 February. I agree to be bound by the Racing Rules of the A.Y.F., the safety regulations of the Y.A. of N.S.W., and the Sailing Instructions, under which racing will be 7. ENTRIES: Entries should be lodged with the Secretary, Canberra Yacht conducted. Club, Box 548, Canberra City, 2601, preferably by Friday 4 February 1972 and using the regatta entry form and accompanied by the entry fee I understand that all yachts not currently registered with their Class Asso­ of $1. Entries will be accepted on the day of the Regatta. ciation will be required to sail in the appropriate General Division.

8. CLASSES: Races w ill be held fo r at least those Classes and General Divisions for which races are normally conducted by the Canberra Yacht Signed...... D a te ...... Club on Sunday. Additional classes that have a minimum of 12 entries (Owner) w ill be given class results. N A M E ...... 9. TROPHIES: Legacy trophies will be awarded to the winning boat on handicap in each class and division. For classes w ith more than tw enty AD D R ESS...... entries additional trophies may be awarded.

The Legacy Cup will be awarded to the Club recording the greatest number of first places on handicap in the Regatta. In the event of a tie, second CLUB ...... places w ill count, and, if necessary third places. Entry fee: $1.00 enclosed. Two special prizes w ill be awarded on a basis determined by the Club and Legacy officials. N.B. Please lodge by Friday, 4 February 1972 Trophies will be presented at the C.Y.C. on the day of the Regatta. ) i/

PIRIE PRINTERS - 6 PIRIE STREET, FYSHWICK, ACT 950679 * CANBERRA DAY REGATTA 4 -5 March 1972

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Canberra Yacht Club * * Lake Burley Griff in CANBERRA DAY REGATTA

CANBERRA DAY REGATTA - 1972 Saturday, 4 March and Sunday, 5 March 1972

Canberra Yacht Club 4-5 March, 1972 ENTRY FORM

The Secretary, Canberra Yacht Club, NOTICE TO COMPETITORS Box 548, CANBERRA CITY, 2601 1. Racing — Races will be conducted on the afternoon of Saturday, 4 March (from 2.10 p.m.) and from 10.45 a.m. on the morning of Sunday, 5 March. FORWARDED THRU' THE CLASS SECRETARY

2. Headquarters — The Regatta headquarters will be the Canberra Yacht Club Please enter my yacht for the above regatta. Her particulars are as follows: at Lotus Bay. Phone 73 1784.

3. Sailing Instructions — Instructions will be available at the Canberra Yacht Class of Y a c h t...... Name of Y a c h t...... Club from 10 a.m. on Saturday, 4 March. Sail N u m b e r...... Hull C o lo u r...... 4. Entries — Entries should be lodged with the appropriate State Class Asso­ ciation before Wednesday, 23 February 1972, preferably on the Regatta Sail Emblem (if applicable) ...... entry form . Class Associations should send entries to the Secretary, Can­ berra Yacht Club, Box 548, Canberra City, 2601, before Monday, 28 Feb­ S kipper...... Club H andicap...... ruary 1972. Entries for General Divisions should be lodged at the Canberra I agree to be bound by the Racing Rules of the A.Y.F., the safety regulations Yacht Club on the Regatta entry form by Monday, 28 February. of the Y.A. of N.S.W. and the Sailing Instructions, under which racing will be 5. Entry Fee — The entry fee w ill be $1 per race ($2 fo r the full regatta) and conducted. must accompany entries. I understand that a yacht not currently registered with its Class Association will be required to sail in the appropriate General Division. 6. Starting Times — Saturday, 4 March — 2.10 p.m. Sunday, 5 March — 10.45 a.m. S igned...... D a te ...... 7. Classes - Class races will be provided for all classes with 10 or more entries (Owner) received on or before Monday, 28 February. A ll other entries w ill race in appropriate General Divisions with handicaps allotted by the race committee. NAME ...... The race committee will specify by notice on the Club notice board the composition of General Divisions, the order of starting and whether classes AD D R E S S ...... will be combined into groups for purposes of starting.

8. Trophies — Trophies will be presented on the basis of fastest time, first and second on handicap and third on handicap where there are 20 or more entries. C L U B ...... Trophies will be presented at the Canberra Yacht Club following the con­ clusion of racing on Sunday, 5 March. Entry fee of $1 (Saturday/Sunday race only) is enclosed. $2 (both races) 9. Entertainment - A buffet dinner will be held at the Canberra Yacht Club commencing at 7.00 p.m. on Saturday, 4 March. Music will be provided Please indicate possible number in your party who may attend social function for dancing. Prior booking direct with the Club is desirable. The cost will be $2.00 per head. Dress w ill be informal. on Saturday evening — ______

10. Canteen — Snacks and light meals w ill be available in the Canberra Yacht Club from 11 a.m. on both days. N.B. Entries to be lodged with Class Secretary before Wednesday, 23 February, 1972. '

PIRIE PRINTtRS - 6 PIRIE STREET, FYSHWICK, ACT 950679 EIGHTH CANBERRA DAY REGATTA

4 - 5 MARCH, 1972

Club Officials

Commodore Mr. J.H. Beare Vice Commodore Mr. P. Forster Rear Commodore Mr. P. Russell Club Captain Mr. G.R. Hews o n

Forster Ch a i r m a n M r . G.R. Hewson Dr. M . A s t o n Mr . J. Hamon D r . R. Morris M r . R. Taylor M r . J. T h i r s k

Regatta Officials

Officer of the Day: M a j o r R. Joshua Starters: Dr . R. N o r r i s Mr. R. Traves-TayL Starting launch drivers : C d r . R . E . Lesh C d r . T . C . Dodds Club rescue boat drivers : W/Cdr .C jG. Kilsby Mr. L. Whaley Race Secretary Mr. J. Hamon

Protest Committee Panel

Dr. M. Aston Dr. A. Stewart Mr. R. D a l g l e i s h Mr. J. T h i r s k Dr. P. Fullagar Dr. R. Wetselaar Mr. W. Lang Joshua Mr. B. Rayner CANBERj 'v DAY ^EGATTA

INFO3MATION SHEET

The Sailing Instructions for the Regatta are attached. The Canberra Yacht Club will be open at 10 a.m. on Saturday 4 March, ar'd at 9 a.m. on Sunday 5 March. Bar service will be available from 11 a.m.on Saturday and 10 a.m. on S u n d a y . The Club Caterer (Mr. Nick van Zomeran) will provide snacks in the Clubhouse from 12 noon on each day, continuing until after racing on Sun ay. Competitors are advised to place their orders for snacks at the Bar, prior to the race on Sunday, so that enacts will be available immediately after the race. Prices are as follows: Sandwiches 20c each Hamburgers 25c each Fies 20c each. On the evening of £ .turday 4 March there will be an Informal Dinner/Dance at the Club. A beffet dinner will be available from 7 p.m. at $2 par head. Prior booking is not necessary byt tickets may be archased from the Club Secretary during the day. Music will be provided for dancing. Visitors to the Cluo are asked to note that minimum dress in the Clubhouse includes shirt and footwear. Visitors are advised NOT to leave their valuables in the Change rooms. It is suggested that your locked car is a safer place. Yachts may be left on the lawns in the Club grounds on Saturday night at the owners risk. It is suggested that easily removeable items of equipment such as saiIs,expensive blocks etc., not be left in yachts. The results of racer, on each day will be posted on the Noticeboard in the foyer of the Clubhouse. C BERTA ____Y ;HT CLUB

CANBERRA : Y__J 3GATTA.4 and 5 MARCH .1972

AIL .d INSTRUCTIONS

Part A :Administrat iou ect ^on 1. Rules Racing will b conducted under the current racing rules of the I.Y.R.T , the pre criptions of the A.Y.F. and the rules of the prorriate Class Associations all as modified by t’ se [ailing Instructions and the Safety Regulations o the Canberra Sailing Co-ordination Committee, Only yachts t .t are pro erly registered with their Class Associations 11 be eligible to race in class races, NOTE - The Sa ty Pvsgula' ions will be strictly observed part ic arly in r lation to personal buoyancy.

2. C a n c e l l e d or andc ied R ;es The starter a the Officer of the Day will have the authority to ; t a. the ace Committee for the purposes of I.Y.R.U. R e 5 3. Postponement d sl orten d course The starter w 11 have th right to postpone a race or shorten cours in rccordrice with I.Y.R.U. Rule 5.

4. Handicaps Class Associa ons aave een asked to provide handicaps for entrants. Whe re ha; dicaps are not provided for a Class, trophit will be . warded only on a "scratch" basis In the case o General Divisions, the Club Handicapper w i 11 calculat the resul s using the Lake Burley Griffin Yardst ick. There will be o a<. justn at of handicaps for the Sunday races as a re ilt o f the results of the Saturday races.

5. Trophies Trophies will je awarded on a Class basis where there are ten or more e; rie r and or four General Divisions. Trophies will be given or i astes time (Class races only), first and second on han cap and hird on handicap where there are twenty or mor en t : i e s. Trophies will be presented in the Clubhouse s scon ae possible after 3 p.m. on Sunday, 5th March.

6. Protests Protests shal be odgec vith the starter in accordance with Ru l e 68. A rotef shall be accompanied by a fee of $2 and sha be lodge within one hour of the finish of the protes n8 oat . NOTE - Partie to ae pi test should remain in the vicini of the C ubhouse until advised of arrang ent to h ar the protest.

7. Time Limit

There shall b a t me 1 i it on each race of three hours from the star ng , ignal for that race. Provided the first finishi. bo t fin shes within three hours, boats will be recorc'od a ha v i :■ g finished for up to 30 minutes beyond the t i : 1 i; it .

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Pa r t A - Administration Section (Cont inued)

8. Variations to Sailing Instructions The Sailing Committee may vary these Instructions by advice posted on the Sailing Notice Board in the Clubhouse up to one hour before the start of the race. 9. Late Entries "Beach" entries may be accepted up to ^ hour before the start of a race by the payment of an additional entry fee of 50 cents per race, (total of $1.50 per race).

Part B:SAILING SECTION

1. Classes. Racing Divisions and Starting Order Classes and General Divisions will be started in six groups, in the order set out below :

S t a rt T ime Preparat ory G roup T y p e of Boat j S i gn a1 Sat . S u n . j

2.10 pm 10.45 am 1 50 5 , Fireball, J Gen . D i v . I Numeral Pendant 1 n ii 2 2.15 pm 10.50 am 2 Seaf ly ,NS14,C o rs a ir 10.55 3 O K ,Moth,Skate, 2.20 pm am n H G e n . D iv . II 3

2.25 pm 11.00 am 4 Flying Fifteen, Manly Graduate, Gwen 12 ii G e n .D iv .111 > 1 4 2.30 pm 11.05 am 5 Herons,M irrors, 11 it 5 G e n . D iv . IV 11 n 6 2.35 pm 11.10 am 6 C atam arans

NOTE : For the purposes of assessing results, the Catamarans may be divided into two groups.

Class boats not specifically mentioned above should start in the appropriate group according to their rating on the Lake Burley Griffin Yardstick,(see copy on Club Notice Board). Classes with less than ten starters will be included in the appropriate General Division determined according to their rating on the Lake Burley Griffin Yards t ick. The Yardstick grouping for the purposes of the General Divisions and Group starts, are as follows

G r o u p 1 Yardstick of 91 and under (includes (Gen.Division I) boats such as LW sharpie,FD,Javelin Contender, VS).

G r o u p 3 Yardstick between 92 and 109 (Gen.Division II) (includes boats such as VJ,Swinger, Enterpri se). G r o u p 4 ____ (Gen.Division III) Cruising Yachts as defined by the A.C.T. Cruising Yacht Assocn.

G r o u p 5 Yardstick of 110 and over (includes (Gen.Division IT) MJ , P Class). - 3 -

Past B : SAILING SECTION (Continued)

2. STARTING LINE The starting line will be in West Basin and will be either: (a) between the aftermast of the Committee vessel and a buoy carrying Code Flag "O", or (b) between the mast in the Starter's enclosure on shore adjacent to the C.Y.C. and a buoy carrying Code Flag "0". A distance marker buoy carrying a red flag may be positioned adjacent to the Committee vessel or to the shoreward end of the line, as appropriate. This mark will not necessarily lie exactly on the starting line, but, after their preparatory signal has been made, competitors must NOT pass between it and the end of the line to which it is adjacent and must clear it when starting. Where possible, the first mark of the course will be to windward. The first leg of the course will be indicated by a number displayed on a botird on the Committee boat, or in the Starter’s enclosure, adjacent to the course letter (See Part C, Courses). Number Firs: Leg of Course 1 As shown in Part C of these Sailing Instructions. 2L Start to H,A, or 1 as appropriate for the partic - ular Group, leaving the buoy to port, then normal c o u r s e . 3 Start to H,A, or 1 as appropriate for particular Group, leaving the buoy to starboard, then normal c o u r s e . 4 Start to D, S, U, or 2 as appropriate for the particular Group, leaving the buoy to port and then normal course. 3. KEEPING CLEAR OF THE LINE

4. STARTING PROCEDURE (a) All starts will be scratch starts (b) WARNING SIGNAL Ten minutes before the start of the first race code flag "U" will be displayed on the Starter's mast, and a gun may be fired. The course letter and the direction of the first leg of the course will be displayed on a board. (c) PREPARATORY SIGNAL Five minutes before the start of each race, the group flag will be displayed and a gun may be fired. (d) STiiRT The group flag will be lowered and a gun fired. Simultaneously the group flag of the next race will be displayed, and will serve as the preparatory signal.

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4. STARTING PROCEDURE (Continued)

(e) RECALLS (i) Recalls of individual yachts will be indicated by t he display of code flag "R" and a gun may be fired followed by hailing. Recall numbers will correspond to competitors' sail numbers. Code flag "R" will remain displayed until all recalled yachts have returned to the right side of the line or for a period of three minutes, whichever is the earlier. (ii) A general recall will be indicated by the flying of the First Substitute and a gun may be fired twice. The recalled Group shall then accept the start signal for the last scheduled event as its preparatory signal. If more than one Group has had _ general recall, they shall restart in the sequence as set out initially. 5 • SHORTENING COUF >E Shortened courses will be indicated by the display of code flag S and coloured shapea on the Eastern yard of the flag mast adjacent to the starters' caravan. Attention may be drawn to the si rtening of course by the firing of a gun t w i c e . Shapes will be displayed as appropriate in accordance with the following f >rma’a:

Gr. 1 & 4 Gen.Div.3 Gr.2.3.5 & 6 1 shape No effect No effect Qmit lap 4 2 shapes Omit ap 3 No effect Omit laps 3 & 4 3 shapes Omit laps 2,3 Omit lap 2 Omit laps 2,3,& 4

Shortening of courses will apply to all Groups If code flag S j.s flown from the committee boat all classes will finish be+ veen the boat and a nearby mark showing code flag "0". N.B. The coloured ;hapes should not be confused with the weather i :dicr.tors displayed on the Western yard of the flag nast

6 . FINISHING LINE The finishing line hall be between a buoy carrying code flag "O" and the Group numeral pendant displaying on the shore adjacent to the starters' enclosure. Note. Yachts 'hat have retired from a race shall keep clear of the finishing line.

...IS f ini shing 1i n e / . Part C COURSES

G r o u p ] ,Numeral Pendant 1, 505, Gen.Div.l, Fireball •6 Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 | ' U p , Ys Ts Ap Up Ys Ts Ap Up Ys Ts F £ 74 r B | j Ts Y p Us As Ts Yp Us As Ts Ys Us i i 8

G r o u p 2, Numeral Pendant 2, Seafly, N.S.14, Corsair Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 C A o Sp Pp A p Sp A p Sp Pp A p Sp F u „ a? l B Ps Ss ? As Ps A s Ps Ss A s Ps f ft

G r o u p 3, Numeral Pendant 3, Moth,0. K. Skate, Gen.Division II Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4

§ A U p Pp H p U p F u H p U p Pp H p U p A i I Ps Us Hs Ps Hs Ps Us H s Ps I B §

G r o u p 4 , Numeral Pendant 4,Flying 15, MG, Gen.Div. III ,Gwen 12 Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 F § A Dp 3p lp Dp 3p lp D p 3p - i u a H £ B t 3s Ds 1 e Is 3s Ds ls 3s Ds -...... - ... ft

------r = r ^ r ------L.------r— ------r m - x - — ___ A F uo |j 2p Wp lp 2p Wp •d 1 ¥ s B f j W s 2s 1 s Ws 2 s e ft

G r o u p 5, T'Ixxmeral Pendant 5, Mirror, Heron,Gen.Div . IV Lap 1 j Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 A %u Sp Kp 1 Hp S'p H p Sp Kp H p Sp I B F Ks Ss ; Hs Ks Hs Ks Ss Hs Ks e ft

G r o u p 6 f Numeral Pendant 6, Catamarans Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 C t F O: A f D p W p lp | D p W p Lp D p W p lp Dp Wp i U n 1 Ws Ds ls ! Ws. Ds ls Ws Ds ls Ws Ds i I B ... t ft

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DESCRIPTION OF BUOYS 'The buoys referred to in the above courses are in the - *:e approximate locations shown on the above sketch map,(which does not form part of these sailing instructions). The buoys are distinguishable in the following way : Buoy Shape Colour A Truncated cone Yellow D Cone R e d H Truncated cone Red K " " R ed P " " R e d S " " R e d T Cone R e d U Truncated Cone Yellow W " " Yellow Y " » Yellow 1 " " Green 2 " " Green 3 " " Green Canberra Yacht Club Dec 26-Jan 3 1974 THE CANBERRA TIMES SEVENTEENTH INTERNATIONAL 505 CLASS AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Championship is being conducted by the Canberra Yacht Club Inc in conjunction with the A.C.T. 505 Yacht Racing Association and on behalf of the International 505 Class Yacht Racing Association, Australian Section.

OFFICIALS Canberra Yacht Club Inc. Coronation Drive, Lotus Bay, Yarralumla, A.C.T. 2600 Phone: 731784 (Area Code 062)

Com m odore Peter Forster Vice Commodore John Yarra Rear Commodore Bob Robinson Captain Allan Edward Treasurer Bill Done

International 505 Class Yacht Racing Association Australian Section National President Rod Dalgleish Honorary Secretary David Bull Honorary Treasurer Bill Batt National Measurer Rudi Klug

A.C.T. 505 Class Yacht Racing Association Fleet Captain Eddie Holt Secretary Hugh Campbell Treasurer Ilmar K alnins Measurer Rudi Klug CHAMPIONSHIP OFFICIALS Welcome Race Committee Chairman John Yarra The Canberra Yacht Club looks forward to conducting The Gerry Hewson Canberra Times Seventeenth International 505 Class Australian Eddie Holt Championship Series over the Christmas/New Year period and Dick Norris to welcoming skippers and crews and their families. John Watch David Bull Those who have previously sailed on inland waters and on Officer of the Day Lake Burley Griffin in particular, will no doubt know that for rac­ ing purposes, weather conditions are inevitably difficult, whether Peter Fullagar or not the wind blows. But there is no doubt that sailing under Protest Committee such conditions sharpens one’s abilities and severely tests one’s Chairman Rod Dalgleish perseverence and'patience. Eddie Holt David Bull I look forward to meeting entrants and, in fact, to competing Gerry Hewson in the series. Jeremy Firth Measurement Rudi Klug

PETER FORSTER COMMODORE APPRECIATION The A.C.T. 505 Class Yacht Racing Association wishes to thank our sponsor, The Canberra Times, the host, The Canberra Yacht Club, the Championship Officials and 505 members who have kindly and willingly assisted in the preparation and running of this series. A.C.T. 505 ASSOCIATION PROGRAMME OF EVENTS CANBERRA Thursday, 26th December: DECEMBER, 1974 11.00 a.m. Race Briefing 2.30 p.m. Dalmar Morgan Invitation Race 6.00 p.m. Welcome Night — Canberra Yacht Club On behalf of the members of the A.C.T. Branch of the Inter­ national 505 Class Association I wish to extend greetings and Friday, 27th December: welcome to you who will be participating in The Canberra Times 2.30 p.m. 1st heat Aust. Championship Evening Free — Bar facilities C.Y.C. Australian National 505 titles on Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra. Saturday, 28th December: We are conscious of the support we are receiving from our 2.30 p.m. 2nd heat Aust. Championships hosts, the Canberra Yacht Club and from our sponsor The Barbecue — Bar facilities C.Y.C. Canberra Times. Sunday, 29th December: I would like to assure you that we will be doing all we can to Free Day 7.00 p.m. Gundaroo Pub Night Buses leave C.Y.C. make your stay an enjoyable one both on and off the water and all are confident that we can provide you with good sailing Monday, 30th December: conditions. 2.30 p.m. 3rd heat Aust. Championships 7.30 p.m. National Association Executive Meeting I wish you keen, friendly and pleasant sailing. (all Fleet Captains and Secretaries) Bar facilities C.Y.C.

Tuesday, 31st December: 2.30 p.m. 4th heat Aust. Championships 8.00 p.m. New Years Eve Party at Canberra Yacht Club

ED HOLT Wednesday, 1st January: Free Day — Bar facilities C.Y.C. FLEET CAPTAIN A.C.T. 505 ASSOCIATION Thursday, 2nd January: 2.30 p.m. 5th heat Aust. Championships 8.00 p.m. Annual General Meeting

Friday, 3rd January: 2.30 p.m. 6th heat Aust. Championships 8.00 p.m. Presentation Night Canberra Yacht Club INTERNATIONAL 505 CLASS YACHT RACING ASSOCIATION At the warning, the first gun will be fired 15 seconds in advance and the 17th AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1974/75 Course Direction Flag broken out. Timing shall count from the breaking out of the Warning Code Flag W, signified by the second gun. CANBERRA YACHT CLUB

6. Recall SAILING INSTRUCTIONS Individual recalls in accordance with Rule 8 2b. Code flag W will remain 1. Rules at dip no longer than 15 minutes. The Races will be conducted under the Rules of the IYRU, prescriptions and safety regulations of the AYF, and the Technical Rules of the Inter­ 7. General Recall national 505 Class Association all as modified by these sailing A general recall will be made by breaking out the first substitute pennant instructions. and firing two guns. No separate warning signal will be given and the starting procedure as above will be repeated. Following a general recall, 2. Liability the round the end Rule, in accordance with IYRU Rule 51.1C will apply. Attention is drawn to Rule 1.3. All those taking part in this 17th Cham­ pionship Series do so at their own risk and responsibility. 8. Postponement, Cancellation and Abandonment In accordance with Rules 4 and 5. 3. Programme Thursday 26 December 11.00 a.m. Race Briefing 9. Racing Area 2.30 p.m. Dalmar/Morgan Invitation Race In West Lake Area of Lake Burley Griffin. Friday 27 December 2.30 p.m. 1st Heat Aust. Championship Saturday 28 December 2.30 p.m. 2nd Heat Aust. Championship 10. Course Sunday 29 December Free Day — Re-sailing if necessary Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Monday 30 December 2.30 p.m. 3rd Heat Aust. Championship Tuesday 31 December 2.30 p.m. 4th Heat Aust. Championship Wednesday 1 January Free Day — Re-sailing if necessary Thursday 2 January 2.30 p.m. 5th Heat Aust. Championship Friday 3 January 2.30 p.m. 6th Heat Aust. Championship

4. Notices Amendments to Race Instructions, resailing of abandoned races etc will Start - to B,C then A, to B then A, to B,C, then A, to B then A, to finish be posted on the Canberra Yacht Club Notice Board at 1100 hours each The compass course to the first mark will be displayed on the Committee day. Race results will be displayed on this board. vessel at the warning signal. All marks to starboard — Green flag broken out prior to warning. 5. Starting Procedure Preparatory All marks to port — Red Flag broken out prior to warning. Warning Signal Start Time 14.20 14.25 14.30 11. Starting Line Signal 2 guns 1 gun I gun Will be between the mast of the Committee boat carrying the YA of Flag W P B°th flags lowered NSW Burgee and Mark A of the Course. A mark may be laid near the Committee vessel in which case all yachts shall pass between it and Mark A of the Course.

12. Finishing Line Between Mark B of the Course and the mast of the Committee vessel, bearing a Blue Flag to signify it is on station. 13. M arks TROPHIES All marks will be yellow buoys. DELMAR MORGAN INVITATION 14. Timing The time limit for the race shall be 4 hours. One hour after the leading 1st Perpetual Trophy boat has finished the International Code Flag T will be flown and 2 guns fired. Any boat which has then not finished will be deemed to have AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS retired. If the leading boat has not completed the course within 4 hours 1st Perpetual Trophies and Canberra Times Trophy — skipper the race shall be abandoned. and crew 2nd Canberra Times Trophy — skipper and crew 15. Shortened Course 3rd Canberra Times Trophy — skipper and crew In accordance with the Rules 4 and 5. Code Flag S will be displayed and attention drawn by two guns. HANDICAP TROPHIES 16. Scoring System 1st Handicap Trophy — skipper and crew In accordance with Addendum A.l, “Olympic Scoring System , except 2nd Handicap Trophy — skipper and crew that there shall be six races. If six races are completed 5 shall count. If 5 3rd Handicap Trophy — skipper and crew races are completed 4 shall count. The number of races to count will not be less than 4. TEAMS TROPHY 17. Protests Jim Hardy Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the team of three Will be in accordance with IY R U Rules and shall be lodged with the Of­ ficer of Day within two hours of finishing the race. Hearings will normal­ boats from the same fleet best placed in the series. ly be held at the Canberra Yacht Club at 1800 hours the same day.

18. Conditions Competitors must be members of the International 505 Class. Change of crew is forbidden unless permitted by the Race Committee upon written application. Valid Measurement Certificates must be held for each com­ peting yacht. The committee reserves the right to measure or remeasure any boat, sails or spars at any time.

19. Alternative Penalties The 720 deg. turn penalty as provided in Rule 68.7, “ Alternative Penalties” , and Appendix 3, of the Yacht racing rules shall apply instead of disqualification for a Rule of part IV. TROPHIES FOR AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS The AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY was presented by G. H. LAWFORD, Esq., for perpetual competition between boats on the register of the Australian 505 Yacht Racing Association. PREVIOUS WINNERS VENUE WINNER RUNNER-UP 1958 VIC. TEMPEST J. Bagshaw VICTOR J. Pound 1959 N.S.W. NAIAD D. Brooker VICTOR J. Pound 1960 S.A. YAHOO F. Neill AEOLIAN J. Bagshaw 1961 VIC. AEOLIAN J. Bagshaw CLASSIC II R . Wilson B. 1962 S.A. YA-TOO F. Neill AEOLIAN Price B. 1963 VIC. AEOLIAN B. Price YANI Barnes 1964 N.S.W. YANI B. Barnes KATHLEEN R Hayden 1965 S. A. DARING KESTREL J. Cuneo BLACK BOTTLE J. Hardy 1966 A.C.T. TOPIQUE R. Dalgleish FALCON XIV R. Hayden 1967 S.A. TAYLOR MAID R. Lanyon SCHUSS J. Pound 1968 VIC. TORNADO J. Schramm SCHUSS J. Pound 1969 N.S.W. BRUMBY P. Harvey CLASSIQUE R. Dalgleish 1970 S.A. CLASSIQUE R. Dalgleish BRUMBY P. Harvey 1971 N.S.W. BRUMBY II P. Harvey BIG BOY R. Dalgleish 1972 VIC. TORRENTE M . Bethwaite BIG BOY R. Dalgleish P. 1' FOF R. Dalgleish BRUMBY Harvey 1973 S.A. KOORINGA G. Mellody The DELMAR-MORGAN CHALLENGE TROPHY is presented annually to the winner of the invitation race prior to the Australian Championship Series. MICHAEL DELMAR-MORGAN, a prominent English 505 skipper, presented the trophy to the Australian 505 Association during a visit to Australia in 1961. PREVIOUS WINNERS VENUE 1961 VIC. CLASSIC II R. Wilson 1962 S.A. AEOLIAN B. Price 1963 VIC. FIDDLE-DE-DEE J. Farrington 1964 N.S.W. MOONSHINE R. Slade 1965 S.A. DARING KESTREL J. Cuneo 1966 ACT. YANI II B. Barnes 1967 S.A. SCHUSS J. Pound 1968 Vic. SCHUSS J. Pound 1969 N.S.W. DARING P. Mumford 1970 S.A. WAHN C. Mumford 1971 N.S.W. BRUMBY II P. Harvey 1972 VIC. THINGOES P. Mumford 1973 S.A. FOF R. Dalgleish

The JIM HARDY TEAM TROPHY was donated by JIM after his World Cham­ pionship success in 1966. The various fleets compete for this trophy annually at the Australian Championships. The winner is the fleet with the most successful team of three boats. PREVIOUS WINNERS 1966 Port Phillip Fleet, Victoria 1970 Canberra Fleet, A.C.T. 1967 Brighton and Seacliff Y.C. Fleet, S.A.I971 , Canberra Fleet, A.C.T. 1968 C anberra Fleet, A .C.T. 1972 Canberra Fleet, A.C.T. Port Phillip Fleet, Vic. 1969 Canberra Fleet, A.C.T. '973 Hie Canberra Wimes The Newspaper of the National Capitol