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May 2007
Page 1: Commodore’s Message Commodore’s Message
Page 2: Social Column The docks are gradually beginning to look lived in again by the time you read this the season will
be well underway. Work parties have been organized to get Stelten up and running, Shelley has
Page 3: Shellbacks produced a wish list and VC Ken Wood is doing his best to comply! The Sail Training work
parties have been well attended; there is always a need for more participation to spread the load.
Page 4: Racing This Year
Our Regatta schedule starts with the Lilac on Mothers Day weekend; this should get the rust off
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam things and get the season off to a great start.
Page 6: Dispatches
Your Bridge and Board under the tutelage of Michael Cox is in the throes of a Strategic Planning
Page 7: Mother’s Day process. This has been a great exercise and the end result will be a vibrant Club with all members
pulling in the same direction, with a set of common goals. You will have seen signs of this process
Page 8: Waterfront Article
coming into effect in all aspects of the Club operations. I encourage you to join a committee and
Page 9: From VC Yachting become a part of this important process. Let me know of your specific interests and I will line you
up with a committee.
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Sailpast is June 2nd; we have a great day planned. Please make sure that your calendar is marked
and bring your friends to help celebrate the official opening of the sailing season.
The Officer of the Day Program is being reinstated effective Sail Past and will run until the Turkey
Regatta. It will cover Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday. Amy has set up a roster and you will be
notified when your duty is. Essentially you are the ambassador of the Club to all visitors when you
are on duty. I always enjoyed the duty, you meet some fascinating people!
See you at the Club.
Rodger Metcalfe
Sail Past 2007
Mark it in your calendars- Saturday June 2nd!
Get your whites ready and your best duds pressed for this an-
nual day celebrating the club, its members and the joys of the
official start of the season.
Anyone needing to dress up their jackets or caps can acquire
crests through the office. And don’t forget- nothing looks nicer
during Sail Past than a nice new burgee flying on your boat-
also available at the Club.
The Royal Hamilton Yacht Club • Foot of MacNab Street North • Hamilton • Ontario • Canada • L8L 1H1
phone: 1 (905) 528-8464 • fax: 1 (905) 528-2622 www.rhyc.on.ca
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The Royal Hamilton
We clanked our glasses and shouted at last, only 65 days until
Sailpast! The unofficial salute to our Commodore saw some
Yacht Club
frightfully white legs and wrinkled Hawaiian shirts. Thanks Council Of Flag Officers
Rodger for being such a good sport. Commodore
Rodger Metcalfe
commodore@rhyc.on.ca
Vice Commodore Yachting
Tom Nelson
vcyachting@rhyc.on.ca
Vice Commodore Docks & Boats
Kenneth C. Wood
Page 1: Commodore’s Message vcdocks@rhyc.on.ca
Vice Commodore Pool and Grounds
Page 2: Social Column
Larissa Anderson
Page 3: Shellbacks vcgrounds@rhyc.on.ca
Vice Commodore Sail Training
Page 4: Racing This Year Susanne Broe Vayda
vcsailtraining@rhyc.on.ca
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Vice Commodore Social
Page 6: Dispatches Robin Perry
The Easter bunny made an appearance again this year for our vcsocial@rhyc.on.ca
Page 7: Mother’s Day kids Easter party. Glitter, glue, fun games and hoards of candy
Past Commodore
seemed to rule the day. Thank-you to Anna Fricker and Leslie
Page 8: Waterfront Article Paul Vayda
Hynd for all of your help.
pastcom@rhyc.on.ca
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Board of Directors
Page 10: May Calendar President
Martin Lipp
president@rhyc.on.ca
Vice President
Russ Perry
rperry@renoldcanada.com
Treasurer
K. Brent Livingstone
treasurer@rhyc.on.ca
Secretary
George D. Armour
secretary@rhyc.on.ca
The Commodore’s Ball was a complete success. Who knew
New Member Committee
Al even had a suit!! Look in next months Horizions for some Gabrielle DiFranceso
great pictures. membership@rhyc.on.ca
Robin Perry Technical Committee
VC Social Al Molloy
Directors at Large
Regent Health & David Vollans
Len Verhey and Janina Vanderpost
Chiropractic Centre Debenture Trustee
Robert Whitmore
Dr. Jim Lamontagne, B.Sc., D.C. drjamesl@bellnet.ca Past President
Dr. Kathryn Wheatley, B.Sc., D.C. drkwheatley@gmail.com James Bursey
Chiropractors pastpresident@rhyc.on.ca
150 Locke Street South General Manager
Hamilton ON L8P 4A9 Walter Vaters
905 523 4999 sail@rhyc.on.ca
www.regenthealthcentre.ca
The Royal Hamilton Yacht Club • Foot of MacNab Street North • Hamilton • Ontario • Canada • L8L 1H1
phone: 1 (905) 528-8464 • fax: 1 (905) 528-2622 www.rhyc.on.ca
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Shellbacks
Mitchell Gibbs is one of the owners of Team-1 Environmental Services Inc. in Hamilton, a company
that responds to spills in the water, on the road or rail. Recently Team 1 has been responding to more
and more marijuana grow ops and environmental cleanups. Mitchell shared some the important and
scary details of these very dangerous and illegal hazards happening right in our own neighbourhoods.
His talk focused on the grow-ops because they are such a huge problem all across the country. At the
time of his visit he was involved with the cleanup of 49 apartments in 3 buildings in Stoney Creek.
The bad guys, as Mitch calls them, can make huge amounts of money in a very short time and even
if they go to jail for a short time, the money makes it worth while. The bad guys have no regard for a
neighbourhood and they can afford to rent expensive large homes in nice areas.
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To grow marijuana, high humidity and light is necessary. Illegal connections are made to the electricity,
Page 2: Social Column often bypassing the meter and the moisture created can ruin a home. The mould created is extremely
toxic and the severity of the mould is not always immediately visible. Usually timers are set up for the
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lights, windows are covered so that no one can look in and fans vent excess humidity through screen
Page 4: Racing This Year doors or chimneys. In many cases the house is often booby trapped and frequently fire is a result.
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam The police are now discovering that for every grow op found there are another 100 more. The police
are attempting to get more media attention and in some areas will even put a sign in front of a house,
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after the seizure, so that the residents know that a grow op was operating on their street.
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As well as grow ops, meth labs are set up to manufacture illicit drugs. When the police find the lab,
Page 8: Waterfront Article usually nothing is labeled and there can be up to 300 chemicals used in the preparation of each drug.
Explosions often are the result.
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Page 10: May Calendar
The persons operating these labs or grow ops have total disregard for the community and the law and
are creating a huge problem for society.
Coming speakers include:
May 3 – Robert Jarvis “The Last Viking”
May 17- Carol Culhane “Truth and Fiction
about Trans fats”
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So You Are Racing This Year!
Vice Commodore Tom Nelson has already welcomed you to watch for the first Warning Signal of
the season and has made some kind comments about the dedication of those who serve on the Race
Committee and who run the races in such a professional manner.
As a racer there is a good probability that you will be asked to serve one or two tours of duty on the
RC boat “Stelten”, not an onerous chore, but the opportunity to learn a different aspect of our sport
or to hone your skills gained in previous years. It has been noted that some newcomers to the duty
have been quite apprehensive of what their new tasks will entail, simple as they are. This year to
help allay any concerns you might have, an informal seminar has been planned for all interested, to
provide a low key introduction to what starting and finishing races is all about. You don’t have to be
Page 1: Commodore’s Message a sailor, or a racer to attend, all will be welcome.
Page 2: Social Column The seminar will be held in the second half of May on a weekend afternoon at the club. Details
will be posted closer to the actual date. This will be an introduction to race management, no test,
Page 3: Shellbacks no certification, just a chance to ask all those questions you might have, get an idea of how races
Page 4: Racing This Year are started and finished, find out who does what on Stelten, and what you might be asked to do. If
you are a new club member and would like to get involved in a really rewarding activity you will be
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam most welcome.
Page 6: Dispatches If you are interested in attending please call Amy Klokoff or sign up on the list in the clubhouse.
Page 7: Mother’s Day Further details will be announced when we have an idea of how many plan to join us for what will
certainly be an interesting and fun get together
Page 8: Waterfront Article
Bill Cheek, Past Commodore
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Page 10: May Calendar
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The Royal Hamilton Yacht Club • Foot of MacNab Street North • Hamilton • Ontario • Canada • L8L 1H1
phone: 1 (905) 528-8464 • fax: 1 (905) 528-2622 www.rhyc.on.ca
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Flotsam and Jetsam
General Manager’s Message
May 2007
The real “Spring” has finally arrived. With sunny days and unseasonably high temperatures, the
race to get in the water has finally begun. That said, please be sure to pick up your slip stickers for
your vessels at the office from Wally or Amy. These will be required and will be monitored
throughout the season. As well, as we start launches for the RHYC fleets, please be sure to review
the Dock line policy issued to all slip holders. The boat you may save may not just be your own.
As warmer weather is upon us, we’ve seen a flurry of our committees preparing the grounds, pool
and the committee and training boats for the season. If you have some time to lend a hand, your
Page 1: Commodore’s Message offer will never be refused.
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Fine dining Fridays will be continued throughout Spring and Summer; these have been successful
Page 3: Shellbacks throughout the winter months and will serve to meet the needs of our members who have faithfully
supported it throughout. Pub Nights will continue as well- so while racers are busy on the water,
Page 4: Racing This Year they’ll be greeted on return by their adoring fans.
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam
In April the Club featured some wonderful events- the Kids’ Easter Egg Hunt, a fabulous Easter
Page 6: Dispatches Brunch, the New Members Reception and of course the fantastic Commodore’s Ball! A great deal
of thanks is extended to the Social & Entertainment Committee and the staff for making this, and
Page 7: Mother’s Day many great events, happen.
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By now, many of you have received your new 2007 Membership cards, if you haven’t please
Page 9: From VC Yachting contact me immediately. These cards can and will be requested by staff at times during
service- please consider it a security and safety feature, value added as part of your membership
Page 10: May Calendar benefits. For those who currently have or wish to sign up for Signature on File (SOF), be sure to
see Belinda or Wally to arrange this for you. Be sure your information is current and active to
avoid a disruption to service. Under direction from the Finance Committee, member tabs without
this SOF feature, are not permitted and will not be extended.
On another front, some of you may have noticed signage indicating that guests and visitors are to be
signed in by a member. While unfortunately this has not been a practice for some time, it is required
by our current Liquor license as a private club. The
staff will try to ensure this is regulated as much as
possible, but responsibility also lies with the
membership to be sure this becomes standard. This
is a great way to make your guests feel special, so
use it to your advantage to enhance the value of
ownership as members in the Club.
Coming in May:
May 8th is National Teachers Day- so we will be Serving Hamilton for
celebrating with an Open House Event and over 30 years.
Reception, members are encouraged to come out Custom fabrication and
and say hello and discuss the many features of our repair.
Club. If you haven’t booked yet, don’t delay-
Mother’s Day brunch will be a sold out event.
Dodgers, Biminis,
The Lilac Regatta happens May 12th and 13th. Enclosures, Cushions
This is a huge event, so be sure to take part and Covers.
wherever you can, to lend your support. 38 Bigwin Road, Unit 8Hamilton,
ON L8W 3R4
See you at the Club! 905-544-8547
Wally Vaters
The Royal Hamilton Yacht Club • Foot of MacNab Street North • Hamilton • Ontario • Canada • L8L 1H1
phone: 1 (905) 528-8464 • fax: 1 (905) 528-2622 www.rhyc.on.ca
Page 6 Dispatches from the Jury Boat
By Kathy and Leo
This month we’ll take a look at two incidents involving rule 18.3 (tacking at a mark).
After Red completed a tack within the two-length zone, she was directly clear ahead of Blue. Red was far
enough above the layline that Blue could pass between Red and the mark. Blue bore away and became
overlapped to leeward of Red. Blue immediately luffed and there was contact between the boats. Blue
protested. How should this protest be decided?
When Red completed her tack inside the two-length
zone, she put herself in a vulnerable position. When
Blue becomes overlapped inside her, Red must not
only give Blue room (rule 18.3(b)), she must also keep
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3 clear because she is now to windward of Blue (rule 11,
Page 2: Social Column on the same tack, overlapped). Because Red completed
3 2 her tack inside the two-length zone, Blue may estab-
Page 3: Shellbacks lish an overlap at a minimum distance because rule 15
Page 4: Racing This Year (acquiring right of way) does not apply. (When rule
2 18.3(b) applies, rule 15 does not apply).
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Although rule 15 does not apply, rule
Page 6: Dispatches 16.1 (changing course) does apply to
1 Red Blu
e 1
Page 7: Mother’s Day Blue once she became the right-of-way
boat overlapped to leeward of Red.
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Blue’s abrupt luff deprived Red of room to keep clear, therefore Blue broke rule 16.1. Because there was
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contact, it must be determined if either boat broke rule 14 (avoiding contact). It would have taken very little
Page 10: May Calendar effort for Blue to avoid contact by either holding her course or bearing away, therefore she broke rule 14. It
was not reasonably possible for Red to avoid contact, therefore she did not break rule 14.
Red broke rule 11, but was compelled to do so by Blue’s breach of rules 14 and 16, therefore Red is
exonerated under rule 64.1(b) (decisions, penalties and exoneration). Blue can only be penalized for
breaking rule 14 if the contact resulted in damage or injury. In any event, Blue is disqualified for
breaking rule 16.1.
Green and Purple were approaching the windward mark overlapped on port tack. Purple tacked, then
Green tacked, completing her tack within the two-length zone. Purple was then overlapped to leeward
of Green. Green luffed and Purple bore away to avoid Green’s
swinging stern, but touched the mark as a result, and
protested Green. Green counter-protested claiming that
as an inside overlapped boat, she was entitled to room
to pass the mark. How should this protest be decided?
4
In position 1, rule 18 does not apply because the
boats are not about to round the mark. After Purple 4
3
passed head to wind in position 2, the boats were on
opposite tacks on a beat to windward, so rule 18 did 3
not apply. Green’s claim for room as the inside boat
fails because during the time she was overlapped inside
Purple, rule 18 did not apply.
2
2
When Green passed head to wind between positions 2 and 3,
both boats were on starboard tack and were about to round the
mark, so rule 18 now begins to apply.
(continued on page 9)
1 Green
1 pl
Pur e
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Mother’s Day Brunch
Page 3: Shellbacks Join us for a spectacular Sunday Brunch buffet on this
Page 4: Racing This Year very important day.
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam Traditional brunch fare and specialty house creations will ensure everyone is well fed
and the best part- no dishes for you to worry about!
Page 6: Dispatches
We even have a special gift for Mom to take home!
Page 7: Mother’s Day
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Page 8: Waterfront Article Classical Guitarist Kaz Simaitis
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Page 10: May Calendar Members just $28 (Non members and guests $35) plus gratuity and taxes,
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Page 8 Can anyone bail me out? Volunteers For Committee Boat
The work parties have started pretty much With the racing season approaching it is time
everywhere around the club and our Junior to ask for volunteers to help on the committee
Spring Training program has already been out boat. I would appreciate hearing from anyone
sailing. It is almost like summer is only a few interested in doing this, both on Thursday
months away. Wait a minute, it is. Oh, in that evenings and on weekend regattas. Volunteers
case I have a bit of a dilemma and a plea to our are not expected to be on board every week
and we can accommodate your schedule. No
membership. Our sail training program is in need
experience is necessary as we will have on the
of bailers. That is right manual bailers. I am job training.
certain we are going to go through a few this
summer. So if you have a one, two or three empty Please call me at 905-648-6019 or send
bleach bottles or laundry detergent bottles that an e-mail to annhynd@nas.net
Page 1: Commodore’s Message are almost empty instead of throwing them in
Page 2: Social Column the recycle bin can you please bring them down
to the club and bail me out? I am sure I will not
Page 3: Shellbacks wash that much laundry over the next few months
Page 4: Racing This Year alone to re-stock our supply. You can drop them
off to the office or the bar and just mention “you
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam are bailing Amy out” they’ll understand. I will
Page 6: Dispatches greatly appreciate all your donations. Besides
what good is a scared sailor without a manual
BAY SAILS
Page 7: Mother’s Day bailer? An, unproductive one at best!
Page 8: Waterfront Article Special Note: be sure to check out the insert to
Page 9: From VC Yachting the list of “Officer of the Day” schedule. Remember
this is a great way to welcome visiting boaters to
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Page 10: May Calendar the club and make new friends. If you are unable
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From VC Yachting
Well it is that time of year again. The boat is polished and looking fast, the new sails have arrived
and the crew is itching to get out on the race course. It is time for the race season to take flight. On
Tuesday the 7th of May RHYC and BSBC racers will begin the 2007 season of speed tactics. I
speak of course of race night. If you have not registered for the racing season please contact Wally
Vaters or myself and fill out the appropriate forms available online or at the bar.
And then with a few races under your belt you will want to show off your skills and work to the
club. What better way then to take part in Sail Past, RHYC’s grand opening celebration of another
great sailing season. Saturday June 2nd is approaching fast and the more boats the merrier so be
sure to arrange a crew and make an appearance.
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This is the clubs true celebration of sailing so be sure to show your spirit.
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Sail Hard………RACE HARDER!!!
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Tom Nelson
Page 4: Racing This Year VC Yachting
Page 5: Flotsam & Jetsam
Page 6: Dispatches
Dispatches from the Jury Boat
(continued from page 6)
Page 7: Mother’s Day Because Green’s tack was completed inside the two-length zone and Purple was fetching the mark,
Page 8: Waterfront Article rule 18.3 is the applicable rule, specifically rule 18.3(b) because Purple became overlapped inside
Green as a result of Green’s tack. Green was obligated to give room to Purple to pass between her and
Page 9: From VC Yachting the mark by rule 18.3(b) and to keep clear of Purple by rule 11. Green did not have the protection
Page 10: May Calendar of rule 15 for Purple to initially give her room to keep clear when the overlap began, because rule
18.3(b) turns off rule 15.
Unlike the incident between Blue and Red above, rule 16.1 was not broken because Purple’s change
of course was to comply with rule 14 (avoiding contact) and did not deprive Green of room to keep
clear. Purple could not sail her course without the need to take avoiding action, therefore Green did
not keep clear breaking rule 11, and did not give Purple room breaking rule 18.3(b). Purple broke
rule 31.1 by touching the mark, but is exonerated because Green’s breach of the rules compelled
Purple to touch the mark. Green is disqualified for breaking rules 11 and 18.3(b).
519-302-4817
1-50 Grand River Street N.
Paris, Ontario
Canada, N3L 2M2
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phone: 1 (905) 528-8464 • fax: 1 (905) 528-2622 www.rhyc.on.ca
May 2007
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
ASRAE - BNI Evergreen AM Shellbacks Evergreen Evergreen
Evergreen Board Rm. Event AM Pilates Event at Noon Event at Noon
Event PM Evergreen Event PM
Pub Night w Boardroom - all
Boardroom PM
Past Commodore’s Bruce Bros day event
Bridge MTG
Lunch Board Rm. AM
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Boardroom - all National Teachers Boardroom - all Pilates LILAC
day event Day - Reception day event Pub Night REGATTA
and Open House
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
LILAC Boardroom - all Evergreen Event Shellbacks
REGATTA day event at Noon
Pilates
Mothers Day Evergreen Event Boardroom - all Pub Night w
Brunch PM day event Bruce Bros
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Boardroom - all Evergreen Event Evergreen Event
day event PM at Noon
VHF Course
28 29 30 31
Boardroom - all Boardroom - all
day event day event
Evergreen Event Evergreen Event
PM PM
RHYC EVENTS & HIGHLIGHTS
MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH
May 13th 11am & 1:30pm Sittings
LILAC REGATTA
MAY 12th and 13th
Shellbacks
May 3rd- Thomas Jarvis
May 17th- Carolo Culhane
PUB NIGHTS
Thursdays
Bruce Brothers play May 3rd and 17th
FINE DINING FRIDAYS
Starting at 6pm
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