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What's Happening at the Club PDF Print E-mail

The 2012 Season will mark our club's 79th year and we will once again offer a full calendar of sailing and social programs.  There are morning Wet Feet classes for the very young (4-7 years), Puddle Jumper classes for budding sailors, and we are excited to begin offering CANSail - the CYA's new dinghy sailing development curriculum.
There are also our popular Adult Learn to Sail evening sessions, our Youth Racing Team, and even Masters Coaching Sessions for the over-35 crowd, so get involved and come sailing!
Take a moment to view our Sailing School Information or call the club office at 403-272-3300 for further details on the coming season.

CLUB IS LOOKING FOR A BOSUN TO WORK AT THE CLUB THIS SUMMER

The Club is looking to hire a Bosun for the summer months. If you are interested in this position, please give Fie a call (403-272-3300)  

FINAL MASTER'S TRAINING CAMP MAY 19TH AND 20TH

Two training camps have now been sailed and the last one is coming up May 19th and 20th.  Coaching has been superb, provided by Ian Elliott, John Russell and Krzysztof Machnowski. Haven't had a chance yet to hit the water?? This coming weekend is your chance to shake off the rust and get body and boat tuned for the ICebreaker regatta!

PLEASURE CRAFT OPERATORS LICENSE

The new material for the Pleasure Operators Card has arrived.  If you are interested in getting your card,  you can challenge the exam at the Club. In the past we have found that most people just want to study the material and challenge the test as it is quite straight forward.  Study materials are available for free at the Club or you can pick it up at any Registry office.  The booklet is called the Safe Boating Guide and is published by Transport Canada. The cost of the exam is $35 plus GST.  The exam is about 60 minutes in length and consists of 50 multiple choice questions. The license is good for life.  If you are interested in challenging the test, please call Fie at 403-272-3300

ICEBREAKER REGATTA MAY 25-26-27

The Icebreaker is just around the corner! This is the first of the Alberta series and held at Calgary Yacht Club. Registration will take place Friday evening and Saturday morning prior to the start of racing. 

The Notice of Race is posted on our website.  We are still looking for volunteers to help in the kitchen and on the water. Can you spare a day?  Give Fie a call: 403-272-3300

 

Also, take a look at the 2012 Sail Racing Calendar and at the Club's Winter Newsletter

Last Updated on Thursday, 17 May 2012 19:23
 
Icebreaker Regatta May 25 -27, 2012 PDF Print E-mail

Date: May 25 - 27, 2012

NOTICE:
The Calgary Yacht Club is pleased to extend guest privileges for the month of May to all pre-registrants of the IceBreaker Regatta.  This includes dolly parking for dinghies, use of change rooms, showers, etc.
So come drop your boat off early, then enroll in one of our spring training camps or coached evening sessions, or shake out the cobwebs by competing in Thursday night racing.
Please contact the club manager for details.

Regatta Location: Calgary Yacht Club
Regatta Chairman: Bill Mulloy
Principal Race Officer: Nollind van Bryce

Download Notice Of Race: http://www.cyc.ab.ca/images/PDF/icebreaker_2012_nor.pdf

Pre-registration is ongoing - please contact the club office.

Registration:   
Friday: 19:00 - 21:00 hours
                  Saturday: 08:00 - 09:00 hours

Entry Fee:
Single Handed: $40  Double Handed: $55  Tripple Handed: $75

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Sailing School PDF Print E-mail

For registration information please contact the club's manager, Fie Hulsker, 
by calling 403-272-3300 or e-mailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
or see our 2012 Learn to Sail Brochure

Our summer camps have been very successful over the years, and we are confident that this summer will prove to be another great year for instructional programs for both members & non-members, juniors & adults to improve their sailing skills.

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