Saturday 10th May has Week 1 of the Winter Handicap Series with first starts at 2pm and Information Session at 1.15 at APYC. Our Annual General Meeting for members is in our clubrooms at 5pm, preceded by presentation of Perpetual Trophies for 2024/25 at 4.45. All documentation for the AGM is on The Club tab of www.albertsc.org.au including Notice of Meeting, Commodore and Treasurer reports, and committee nomination forms. There will be a light informal meal after the AGM.
The VIODA Winter Coaching program for the junior Optimist Optimist class is being hosted by Albert Sailing Club on sunday afternoons starts at 1pm on sunday 11th May. We welcome 45 juniors, their boats, and families for sessions on and off the water.
The Lake water level is still down and similar to level for club races in April. We will continue to monitor water level and advise on any program changes on or before sailing days.
This week photo is of the Salter family. dad and son, sailing their Mirror Maglia Rosa in their first club race in late April. Their is a short video clip of this on Albert Sailing Club You Tube.
Upcoming ———— Albert Sailing Club’s ‘Top of the Lake’ Regatta for dinghy sailing classes is scheduled for the weekend of 21/22 June, subject to the Lake Water level. The Notice of Race will be out early June. There is an early request for volunteers to assist one or both days of the Regatta. If you can do one or both days send an email to Cindy via admin@albertsc.org.au
In other news. The State MP for Albert Park Nina Taylor recently visited the Albert Park Yacht Club and the Sailing Precinct. A post on her Facebook on 6 May refers to The Albert Sailing Club is a great community based club which provides facilities and support throughout the year for members to sail dinghy class boats on Albert Park Lake. The attached photos are of Nina and Graeme Cox, the APYC Commodore, in the APYC clubrooms. Our ASC Flag Officers have previously met with Nina. The compliments in this post are equally valid for Albert Sailing Club, even though likely to have been intended to be about APYC.
regards Rod Thomas for committee and members Albert Sailing Club
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Thursday Snippets, 8 May
Saturday 10th May has Week 1 of the Winter Handicap Series with first starts at 2pm and Information Session at 1.15 at APYC. Our Annual General Meeting for members is in our clubrooms at 5pm, preceded by presentation of Perpetual Trophies for 2024/25 at 4.45. All documentation for the AGM is on The Club tab of www.albertsc.org.au including Notice of Meeting, Commodore and Treasurer reports, and committee nomination forms. There will be a light informal meal after the AGM.
The VIODA Winter Coaching program for the junior Optimist Optimist class is being hosted by Albert Sailing Club on sunday afternoons starts at 1pm on sunday 11th May. We welcome 45 juniors, their boats, and families for sessions on and off the water.
The Lake water level is still down and similar to level for club races in April. We will continue to monitor water level and advise on any program changes on or before sailing days.
This week photo is of the Salter family. dad and son, sailing their Mirror Maglia Rosa in their first club race in late April. Their is a short video clip of this on Albert Sailing Club You Tube.
Upcoming
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Albert Sailing Club’s ‘Top of the Lake’ Regatta for dinghy sailing classes is scheduled for the weekend of 21/22 June, subject to the Lake Water level. The Notice of Race will be out early June. There is an early request for volunteers to assist one or both days of the Regatta. If you can do one or both days send an email to Cindy via admin@albertsc.org.au
In other news. The State MP for Albert Park Nina Taylor recently visited the Albert Park Yacht Club and the Sailing Precinct. A post on her Facebook on 6 May refers to The Albert Sailing Club is a great community based club which provides facilities and support throughout the year for members to sail dinghy class boats on Albert Park Lake. The attached photos are of Nina and Graeme Cox, the APYC Commodore, in the APYC clubrooms. Our ASC Flag Officers have previously met with Nina. The compliments in this post are equally valid for Albert Sailing Club, even though likely to have been intended to be about APYC.
regards
Rod Thomas
for committee and members
Albert Sailing Club