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JUNE-JULY 2018 Volume 58.03 6:29 P.M. April 26, 20018 The Goofy Newfie, Andrew Furey 1st Boat on the Lake (Photo courtesy of Bill Fuller) Britannia Yacht Club 2777 Cassels Street Ottawa, ON K2B 6N6 JUNE-JULY 2018 Volume 58.03 June-July 2018 Volume 58.03 back in place. Sometimes it takes experience in a job to From the understand how much work is IN MEMORIAM Bridge involved and Kevin and Mary Bundy were there to take up It is with the most profound sadness from – Rob Braden, any slack. All 3 and many that we report the death of Commodore others, including some yard staff, put in a full day’s work, to get the work done. They HON. PAUL DICK, PC,QC weren’t doing it for themselves, Wednesday, May 2, 2018 but for all of us, for OUR club. While we are at it, one of the great missed kudos goes to Our Club, Our Way. the gardening committee. They Beautiful days scattered put in loads of time, but we between cold, wet spells. don’t usually see the benefits This spring weather is not till well into the season. So, hats off to them as well. They what comes to mind when thinking of spring. Often put in the work so that OUR feels like late October days. club will look great. The Board of Directors and Which shows how our Ruth Martin and her crew Members of Britannia Yacht Club interpretation of the weather did the Club proud with the success of the Women in Wind extend their deepest sympathy to depends on other factors. his wife Pierrette Cassista, sons What would be considered seminar. The most people ever a beautiful day in October, registered and attended. Ruth Wyatt and Andrew, grandchildren is a cool day in late May. In didn’t do this for herself, she Zofia and Kaya. Sister Joanne, niece reality, as cool and wet as it did it for all the women Angela, nephews Mark and Hugo, interested in racing and for the has been, it has been good and all his many, many friends. for getting work done Club as a whole. For OUR club. without sweating profusely So you may have caught in the hot sun. onto my theme by now. BYC is a membership fees down, and we still The Spring Work Party member driven club. As such we do managed to put $1.5 million into was a big success. A lot of work for the collective good of all capital projects to improve OUR club. work was accomplished. members. It is OUR club and we do With our aging infrastructure, we still See Alan’s article for an things OUR way. This includes the have more to do. update, but let me say here Regulations and By-law, which were I have recently run into a few and now, kudos to Alan for created and administered for the situations where some members are the amount of time and benefit of all. Similarly, the making demands in the vain of My effort he put into organizing management and the Board are Club, My Way. I encourage members and then re-organizing to guided by the financial realization of to keep in mind, that BYC resources deal with the wind storm costs. We choose to do things, the are OUR resources, for the good of damage. He put in extra policies we make, the staffing all. Staffing decisions are made based hours on OUR behalf to get decisions, the capital investments for on meeting the needs of OUR the Club presentable again. what is deemed in the best interest members AND on a model of service I note that it was the past of OUR members. What we have that is fiscally responsible. So House & Grounds Director today is fantastic and a result of all individual yard or club house staff who also stayed to the bitter OUR efforts over the history of OUR may not have the time to meet your end to get the interlock brick club. We keep our operating costs personal needs at any given moment. down, and as such, we can keep our Full & By June -Jul y 201 8 And claiming that You Britannia Yacht Club are a Member and They 2777 Cassels Street work for You, doesn’t Ottawa, OntarioK2B 6N6 IN MEMORIAM Ph: (613) 828-5167 wash with what is good for Fax: (613) 828-5168 OUR club. Personally, I It is with the most profound sadness Email: [email protected] find that the staff at BYC that we report the death of Web Site: http://www.byc.ca are consistently working Manager: Paul Moore long-time member Accountant: Mark Walton above and beyond what is Events Manager: Breanna Gray expected of them and that Harbour Manager: Andrew Furey they provide a level of PATRICK SANDERS 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS personal service, when Monday, May 14, 2018 they can, that is excellent. FLAG OFFICERS Commodore Rob Braden The demands on staff Vice Commodore Al Malo are greater these days Rear Commodore Kelly Lyon and members expecta- Fleet Captain Aaron Middleton tions are higher. We need HONORARY MEMBERS to be realistic and mindful Honorary Secretary of what we ask of staff in Kevin Bundy Honorary Treasurer the yard, clubhouse and The Board of Directors and Members Randy Tivy admin. We are very lucky, of Britannia Yacht Club DIRECTORS we have great staff. Director (House & Grounds) One last note, the extend their deepest sympathy to Alan Galley recent wind storm left his family, Terry (Susan), Debbie (Bill Director (Membership) behind a lot of damage. TBA Jones), Michael (Heather) and Chris Director (Marketing & PR) This makes the 3rd natural (Samantha) his grandchildren Travis, TBA event in the last 12 Director (Information months that has had major Troy, Andrew, and Matthew, his Technology) effects on our club. See Al longtime partner Pauline Burns and all Trevor Pillon Director (Tennis) Malo’s article for an his many, many friends. Marion Xhigness update. The main thing to Director (Youth) know is that after careful analysis of and can happen on any body of water Lisa Shishis damage the Club is not in any – always have charts and use them. Director (Social) Sue Levesque danger. The Western wall of the Rod also reviewed the rules for Past Commodore Inner Harbour is not about to erode entering and exiting the harbour. John Morrow away. We do need to heed the When entering the harbour, make Honorary Counsel damage and effect repairs, but it is sure you line up so you have a clear Doug Noble not as dire as it appeared the line of sight down the harbour and Club Historian morning after. give way to boats exiting. When Beverley Brown exiting the harbour, be considerate of Full & By is the official newsletter the small boat sailors and students - of the Britannia Yacht Club, and HARBOUR REPORT sail has the right of way over power - will be published 6 times this year. be patient. Remember, the harbour is Full & By - definition from by – Al Malo, Vice Commodore Cruising and Ocean Racing by a no-wake zone and speed must not Martin, Irving and Others, Volume exceed three knots. XV, 1934: “Sailing as close to the The big boat launch was delayed wind as possible with every sail one week to account for the cold full.” Editor & Publisher: Joan Yuile weather and allow owners more time Production Coordinator: to prepare their boats. Launch day Beverley Brown was Friday May 11 and the weather Advertising : (613) 828-5167 was great. Thanks to Kirk Robertson Please submit articles in unfor- who volunteered as our crane signal matted electronic form in The The annual Spring Boat person and to our Harbour Manager, Microsoft Word to Owners’ meeting was held on April 8 Andrew Furey, and his crew, the day [email protected] and was very well attended. Thanks went very smoothly. In addition to Typed or handwritten articles to Rod Miller who presented a review launching and stepping masts, should be submitted to the office. of the charts of the river highlighting Andrew used the crane to adjust the All articles must be received by the deadline. the hazards to be mindful of and the positioning of some of the dock pods Deadline - next issue - July 15/18 great cruising spots to be enjoyed. that were still not quite in the correct Running aground can ruin your day spot after the big wind storm last 2 Full & By June -Jul y 201 8 September. Using the installed and barriers will be installed when we have low water conditions. cranes to reposition the as appropriate. A list of electrical In the meantime, essential repairs and anchors proved very maintenance has been prepared and cleanup will be done. If you are a effective and allowed these will be worked on this month. We are member with engineering experience adjustments to be made also investigating upgrading the and expertise related to shoreline much more cost effectively power supply to the Bruce Shed. management, your input would be than having the dock For most of April the weather was appreciated. supplier bring in their boat cool and the water level stayed low I’d like to thank the many and crew. prompting some to hope, in vain, that volunteers who helped out with the The Lighting Project I the flood control gate would not be Spring Work Party. We had planned discussed in my last article necessary this year. However, to have an event for both House and was approved by the around April 27, the water started to Grounds and the Harbour but given Planning Committee and rise rapidly, and the gate was the damage caused by the storm, the Board.
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