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1 Bendigo Yacht Club Inc. The Sailing Centre for Central Victoria In This Issue Commodore s Comments Maintenance Matters Lady Skippers Race Meat Tasting Bull Sheet RGYC Upcoming Training Opportunities For Sale Duty Roster 2018 Canteen Roster Sailing Program Quick Reference Summery Committee Details Coming Up Lake Tyers Cruise April Meat Tasting Evening Harness Racing Club - 11 May Shared Luncheon, Trophy Presentation & AGM - 2 June Mainsheet April, 2018

BENDIGO YACHT CLUB The Sailing Centre for Central Victoria Incorporated

Ken Mann Secretary 0400 829 066 www.bendigo.yachting.org.

Orthodontics City of Greater Bendigo Fosterville Gold Mine Goodall

Accounting Poyser Motors Group Armstead Estate Next Committee Meeting:

2 BENDIGO YACHT CLUB The Sailing Centre for Central Victoria Incorporated Association Number A Y PO Box 244, Bendigo, Victoria 3552 Phone: Ken Mann Secretary BENDIGO YACHT CLUB ACKNOWLEDGES THE SUPPORT OF: Bee Happy Orthodontics City of Greater Bendigo Fosterville Gold Mine Goodall Design Kangaroo Flat Community Enterprise McKern Steel Sandhurst Accounting Poyser Motors Group Armstead Estate Next Committee Meeting: Friday 11 May Next Sailing Committee Meeting: TBA Mainsheet Deadline Friday 11 May Mainsheet April, 2018

3 Thank you to those members who participated in the Club forum last Saturday afternoon following racing. Great feedback on the first draft of our new Strategic Plan, prepared by Ron Mason on behalf of the Strategic Plan sub-committee, Steve Begg, Dan Forbes and Simon Carter. Still a great deal of work to do on the project. The committee have set Saturday, 2 June as the date for our Annual General Meeting, a time to receive the Annual Report, present awards and elect the 2018/19 committee. Don t forget to bring along a plate to share. Thank you Steve Begg who had stepped in as Acting Secretary in Ken Mann s absence. Steve is doing a great job while Ken is lazing around the world. Our Tasar fleet is expanding, we now have seven at the club. Dennis Scammell will be seen sailing in Think Positive next season, a sneaky little purchase to add to his ever expanding fleet. Following our success hosting the 125 and Javelin Association Titles, an article was published by Australian Sailing, it can be found here Lake Eppalock turns it on for the Annual 125 & Javelin Assoc Titles. The aim is to encourage more visiting associations to our shores. Our first sailing day for next season will feature a Back to Bendigo for the Sailfish Association. This promises to be a great day of sailing, weather permitting. I am sure Jack Carroll will be in the thick of it. Further information will be available soon. As we near the end of the summer sailing season, it is time to clean up under boats and vans and generally tidy up in preparation for the winter. On this note if you have a boat/trailer stored at the club, it would be a great help if you could take this opportunity to let the Boat Storage Manager, Rowan Gillies, know which/where your boats/trailers are stored. A number of boats and trailers have been at the club for a very long time and identifying the owners can be at times difficult. Recently there has been some movement in the caravan parking area, some vans have relocated to different sites and others have been taken off site. May I ask that if you are taking your van away, please let Dan Forbes or another committee member know, that way we know it hasn t been stolen. And finally, we aim to be as environmentally pro-active as possible and so it would be appreciated if you could please take home your recyclable rubbish when you leave. Although we have a recycle bin in the BBQ area, we depend on one of our members who kindly collects, sorts and takes it away. This is a significant task, so if we can assist by not leaving behind as much that would be appreciated. Enjoy what is left of the season! Andrea McGregor Mainsheet April, 2018

4 Mainsheet April, 2018

The pulleys and ropes were replaced on the flag raising frame on Campaspe during the 125/Javelin titles held recently, thanks to those members who helped with the replacement.

Recycling was discussed at the last general committee meeting and it was decided to encourage members to take their recycling home whenever possible, this will help reduce the onus on just a few

Several members have already expressed interest in the idea of having regular maintenance working bees over the winter period. The proposal is that we will meet at around 9.

5 The pulleys and ropes were replaced on the flag raising frame on Campaspe during the 125/Javelin titles held recently, thanks to those members who helped with the replacement. A 2000 litre water tank was donated to the club by a member recently. It is proposed that this tank will be incorporated into the system that supplies the clubhouse. Recycling was discussed at the last general committee meeting and it was decided to encourage members to take their recycling home whenever possible, this will help reduce the onus on just a few members having to bear the responsibility of removing the recycling from our site. Several members have already expressed interest in the idea of having regular maintenance working bees over the winter period. The proposal is that we will meet at around 9.00am and finish with lunch at about 1.00pm. on a Wednesday every fortnight. Not only will we achieve a significant reduction in the amount of outstanding maintenance type jobs but it will be an opportunity for us to maintain contact over the winter break. As usual the club will supply the ingredients for morning tea and lunch. Being a gender equal club, ladies will be made as welcome as gentlemen to participate ( and won't be expected to make the tea/coffee!! ). Contact me on or for details or keep an eye on our Facebook or web page. As always it would be appreciated if any maintenance requests come via the maintenance request form located on the Club s Web page. Great photo taken by Brett Houldon 7 April, 2018 Mainsheet April, 2018

The day began with a menacing sky and there wasn't a

would take place, but although it was dark with a few

Congratulations to Di Floyd who took out the Lady

Lil Maher came in second and the dynamic team of young

6 The day began with a menacing sky and there wasn't a great deal of confidence that the afternoon s race would take place, but although it was dark with a few showers, the race was run and won. Congratulations to Di Floyd who took out the Lady Skipper s Race for the second year in a row. Lil Maher came in second and the dynamic team of young Abbie Henderson with her Dad, Mark Gillies as crew, were third. Di donated the proceeds raised to Beyond Blue - a very worthy cause. It was great to see some of our skipper s dress for the occasion and once again Denita made an appearance. Ladies Day just wouldn t be the same without her presence. Mainsheet April, 2018

Ever wondered how the meat in your supermarket is graded? It s like this! Come and spend an hour of your time rating different cuts of Australian beef.

7 Ever wondered how the meat in your supermarket is graded? It s like this! Come and spend an hour of your time rating different cuts of Australian beef. Your feedback will help determine the grading of meat that is later sold around Australia. Plus for every group of 60 people our Club delivers, the organisers give us $1000! No strings attached, no further effort. They supply everything that s required. Bring along your family and friends and have fun! Interested?? Contact Steve Begg on s.begg@latrobe.edu.au or To be eligible you must be: Between 18 and 70 years old. Eat red meat at least once a fortnight. Be prepared to eat red meat between medium rare (a little pink in the middle) and medium to well done. Each session lasts up to an hour and must have 20 tasters otherwise we forfeit the $1000. There are five tables of four per session. To help make the night run smoothly, your booking will only be accepted if all people named in your booking: Are eligible. Have a working mobile phone. Are happy to be called by someone from the Club in relation to their participation in this event. Please Note: This is NOT a BYO event. For further information, please see Mainsheet April, 2018

. Bull Sheet It s been quite some time since Bull Sheet has made an appearance, but it was felt after a recent weekend cruise from Picnic Point on the Murray, a report was warranted.

Masts and sails were left at home and four trailersailers took to the water - Kevin s Freewind, Brian and Merilyn s The Guv ner General, Graeme and Julie s Why So Serious (aka The Purple People

It was the first trip for Why So Serious since Graeme had taken ownership, and the new paintjob on the Sonata 7 with the name emblazoned on the side was outstanding.

8 . Bull Sheet It s been quite some time since Bull Sheet has made an appearance, but it was felt after a recent weekend cruise from Picnic Point on the Murray, a report was warranted. It was a cruise where we fried one day and were nearly blown out of the water the next. Masts and sails were left at home and four trailersailers took to the water - Kevin s Freewind, Brian and Merilyn s The Guv ner General, Graeme and Julie s Why So Serious (aka The Purple People Eater) and Ken and Jen s Shamrock with Paddy the pup joining us to oversee the whole exercise. We launched on the Friday evening without incident. It was the first trip for Why So Serious since Graeme had taken ownership, and the new paintjob on the Sonata 7 with the name emblazoned on the side was outstanding. We spent a beautiful evening at Picnic Point and the following morning headed upstream in a very full river with Brian s hand crafted Canadian canoe bobbing behind the Guv ner General. A quick stop for lunch and Paddy and I went for a walk along the road which followed the river. We hadn't gone far when we were confronted by a very fat six foot brown snake which sent us scurrying back to the boats in a hurry. Several hours on, and with the day getting hotter, we found a spot where a small creek entered the Murray and made camp. While the rest of us went for a swim, Brian took Merilyn exploring the wilds of the creek. Quite the romantic is the Guv. They returned some time later rather sodden after Brian had upturned the canoe and dunked his lady in the drink. We spent a quiet evening chatting by the river and enjoying our meal but woke the next morning to a gale blowing from the west. Having gathered our gear we headed downstream with the considerable current behind us. Ken and I were in the rear when we received a call from the G.G. requesting assistance. We rounded the bend to be greeted by the site of the G.G heading for the bank towing a completely submerged canoe. It seemed a gust of wind had caught it and the canoe had become airborne. Serious went to assist as Brian frantically bailed and Ken and I went on a mission to retrieve a paddle which had escaped and was disappearing downstream at a rate of knots. Brian had spent almost as much time shaping and laminating that paddle as he had done on the canoe. Mainsheet April, 2018

The circus continued. After completing their assist Serious backed away from the bank only to find the rudder cord had wound around the propeller jamming everything.

Contact Ken for information about upcoming cruises: 5435 3380 or email: coulsonken864@gmail.

9 The circus continued. After completing their assist Serious backed away from the bank only to find the rudder cord had wound around the propeller jamming everything. A tow was called for and Shamrock, the little fat Farr, took the Sonata in tow and our procession headed for Picnic Point much to the amusement of several fishermen that we passed. Contact Ken for information about upcoming cruises: or coulsonken864@gmail.com Now, to get a 23 foot boat with no motor or steering into shore in a very fast flowing river is not an easy feat. After a couple of attempts to achieve the correct propulsion we let her go and Serious glided into the bank and to the waiting hands of Kevin and Brian. Success was achieved with no damage done It's an interesting experience cruising with our motley crew, and always a lot of fun. Jenny 21 April - 27 April - Lake Tyers Sun 20 May - Winery Cruise Armstead Winery September - Murray River Renmark to Waikerie Mainsheet April, 2018

10 RGYC Upcoming Training Opportunities Race Management Training Course for 2018/19 sailing season Sunday 6th May 2018, 10am - 3:30pm at RGYC Come and join us as a Committee Boat Race Assistant if you want to: Spend more time on the water in a different way Get hands on experience by helping set up courses for races Learn more about how club races are planned and boat handicaps are calculated Understand more on the rules of club racing Expand the value of your membership Examples of what you will learn: The importance of reading the wind direction when racing Tidal effects on racing What's right and what's not! Crewing on Committee boats - setting courses for racing/dropping turning marks/flag and horn sequences to start races/radio work/validating finish line results Crewing on RIB's - setting course marks/anchor work/assisting supervisors on courses/radio work Assisting in the radio room Pre-race preparation of buoys/anchor systems/lines and chains Scoring, handicapping Safety at Sea Be quick as places are limited! Contact RGYC reception at info@rgyc.com.au or phone for more information or to book. Australian Sailing Coaching Course Opportunity Australian Sailing has offered to support the training and accreditation of a coach to support the Victorian International cadet community. This free of charge support would include training to acquire the relevant licences and training to be recognised as an accredited Australian Sailing coach, aside from first aid certification. 6 th Fleet, the Victorian arm of the International Cadet Class of Australia is looking for expressions of interest from any individuals who may be interested in this opportunity. 6 th fleet employs the services of various coaches for events throughout the year, and we see this AS support as a great opportunity to add to the coaching talent available to us. As this course provides full support for the coach training, there would be a requirement for the successful candidate to agree to provide 5 days of training at selected Cadet events at no charge. Mainsheet April, 2018

11 We are looking for candidates over 18 years of age, who hold a drivers licence. If you are interested in this opportunity, please include: Experience (if any) with cadets Previous sailing coaching/training experience Future coaching aspirations Undertaking that if successful, agreement to coach for 5 sessions for free in lieu of paying for the AS accreditation (in agreement with 6 th Fleet, and potentially working with other coaches) Please your expression of interest to Jen Coram, President 6 th Fleet at Jennifer.coram@merck.com by Friday, 20 th April. Alternatively, if you have any questions, please call Jen on Radio + Navigation Courses Members are invited to lodge their interest for proposed training sessions over Winter. Prepare for the 2019 VDL-C or other cruising pursuits by completing a radio or navigation training course. Coastal Navigation it s always handy to know where you are, where you are going and what to avoid along the way. Marine Radio (a Long Range Operator Certificate of Proficiency (LROCP) is mandatory for all HF operations. Training is provided by Marine Training Services (Vic Goy), a long term supporter of RGYC. Sessions are held at the Club over weeknights with an exam at the completion. For more course information go to : ================================================= Minnow 777 Good condition & ready to sail. Comes with cover & dolly. $650 Contact Chris Clarke chrisrobyn1@bigpond.com Mainsheet April, 2018

The Committee are seeking expressions of interest from members to purchase one of these timber boats.

com Hartley 14 Red 125 Hydrophilic is one of 2 very carefully built Corsairs that were allocated the sail numbers 1 & 10.

and still on class minimum weight. 2 Mainsails, 3 Jibs, 2 Spinnakers, 2 Rudders. Spare Mast, Deck cover, Trailer & spare wheel.

12 The Committee are seeking expressions of interest from members to purchase one of these timber boats. Those interested please contact John Maher for an inspection. Hartley 14 Red 125 Hydrophilic is one of 2 very carefully built Corsairs that were allocated the sail numbers 1 & 10. Constructed using foam sandwich and woven fibreglass cloth (not just chopped strand grp) the boat is incredibly stiff and strong and still on class minimum weight. 2 Mainsails, 3 Jibs, 2 Spinnakers, 2 Rudders. Spare Mast, Deck cover, Trailer & spare wheel. A comfortable, safe, well-made boat, ideal for a family that wants to start racing, and have a cruise around later with the kids or some friends. $ ono. Bernard Cannon Mainsheet April, 2018

Features include - Swing keel Sliding hatch Cruising sails- furling jib, spinnaker and main plus Goodall racing sails- jib, spinnaker and main with reefing points.

Cabin has been set up for cruising with carpets on walls and ceiling, Velcro covers for windows and open-mesh pockets for storage of clothes.

13 Features include - Swing keel Sliding hatch Cruising sails- furling jib, spinnaker and main plus Goodall racing sails- jib, spinnaker and main with reefing points. 6 horse-power Mariner outboard motor, recently serviced. Other features include: metho stove, marine kettle, boat cover, porta potti, cockpit tent. Cabin has been set up for cruising with carpets on walls and ceiling, Velcro covers for windows and open-mesh pockets for storage of clothes. Over the last 20 years this boat has raced and cruised widely throughout south-eastern Australia from Sussex Inlet to Goolwa, and many places in-between. anitahunter096@gmail.com Mainsheet April, 2018

14 Date Event Control Race Officer Crew 05-Jan-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 06-Jan-18 Trophy Race Rowan Gillies Colin Nankervis, Tom Floyd, John Maher 12-Jan-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 13-Jan-18 Championship/Kimbolton/Ancient Mariners Michael Anthony Bernie Young, Ian Wallis, Dan Dockery, Hugo Dunlop, Nick Freeman, John Cooper 19-Jan-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 20-Jan-18 Championship/Kimbolton Doug Carswell Ken Mann, Andrea McGregor, Mark Gillies, Hugh Alexander, Alan Beavis 26-Jan-18 Australia Day Regatta Doug Carswell 27-Jan-18 Phil Mann Separate Roster - Volunteers Required 28-Jan-18 Doug Carswell 02-Feb-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 03-Feb-18 Training & Championship/Kimbolton Colin McEwan Campbell McEwan, Anita Hunter, Alyssa Hunter, John Scott, Tissa Jayasekera 09-Feb-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 10-Feb-18 Bendigo YC/Cairn Curran YC No BeYC Cairn Curran 16-Feb-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 17-Feb-18 Training & Hudson Handicap Marg Grant Ian Grant, Llewellyn Ebery, Jacob McDonald, Carol & Dane Boag, John Lockie 23-Feb-18 Twilight Race Volunteers please 24-Feb-18 Training & Championship/Kimbolton/Ancient Mariners Mick Floyd Di Floyd, Steve Phillis, Sandra Wright, Steve Begg, Hugo Begg, Simon Carter 03-Mar-18 Training & Championship/Kimbolton Phil Mann Ken Coulson, Rob Heath, Jack Carroll, Brenton McDonald, Peter Martin 10-Mar-18 Labour Day Weekend: 11-Mar-18 BeYC Hosting 125 Class State Titles Separate Roster Volunteers Required 12-Mar Mar-18 Training & Championship/Kimbolton Rob Lott Alex Lott, John Maher, Paul Cooper, Chris & Toby Clarke, Sarah Floyd 24-Mar-18 Training & Cath Gillies Memorial Lady Volunteers please Skippers Race 25-Mar-17 Picnic Cruise 30-Mar-18 Easter Regatta - Lake Boga No BeYC 07-Apr-18 Championship/Kimbolton Stuart Ridge Ron Mason, Warren Matheson, Dan Forbes, Rain Forbes, Brett Houlden, Blaze Houlden 14-Apr-18 Trophy Race Volunteers please 21-Apr-18 Championship/Kimbolton/Ancient Mariners Ewan Watson Mark Hawkins, Elliot Hawkins, Dennis Scammell, Brian Coman, Kevin Bell Note: If you are unable to attend on your allocated day, it is YOUR responsibility to swap. Actual roles undertaken are flexible. Mainsheet April, 2018

15 Date Event Family Family Family Mainsheet April, 2018

16 March 03 Race 25 & 26 Race 9 & 10 Sat March 10 Sun March 11 Mon March 12 Sat March 17 Race 27 & 28 Race 11 & 12 Sat March 24 Sun 25 March Friday 30 March Sat April 07 Race 29 & 30 Race 13 & 14 Sat 14 April Sat 21 April Race 31 & 32 Race 15 & 16 Race 11 & 12 Sat 02 June AM TRAINING Div/class Champ Series Kimbolton Series Labour Day Weekend 125/Javelin Labour Day Weekend 125/Javelin Labour Day Weekend 125/Javelin AM TRAINING Div/class Champ Series Kimbolton Series AM TRAINING CATH GILLIES MEMORIAL TROPHY RACE PICNIC CRUISE Easter Regatta Lake Boga No Sailing Bendigo Yacht Club Div/class champ series Kimbolton Series Trophy Race Div/class champ series Kimbolton Series Ancient Mariner Series ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Mainsheet April, 2018

DIVISION & CLASS KIMBOLTON TRAINING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES SERIES Heat 1 & 2 7 Oct. 17 Heat 3 & 4 14 Oct 17 Heat 5 & 6 28 Oct 17 Heat 7 & 8 11 Nov.

Mar 18 Heat 27 & 28 17 Mar 18 Heat 29 & 30 7 Apr 18 Heat 31 & 32 21 Apr 18 METCALFE SERIES Heat 1 & 2 7 Oct 17 Heat 3 & 4 14 Oct 17 Heat 5 & 6 28 Oct 17 Heat 7 & 8 11 Nov 17 Heat 9 & 10 25 Nov 17

13 & 14 7 Apr 18 Heat 15 & 16 21 Apr 18 ANCIENT MARINERS SERIES Hear 1 & 2 7 Oct 17 Heat 3 & 4 25 Nov 17 Heat 5 & 6 9 Dec 17 Heat 7 & 8 13 Jan 18 Heat 9 & 10 24 Mar 18 Heat 11 & 12 21 Apr 18 TROPHY

17 DIVISION & CLASS KIMBOLTON TRAINING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES SERIES Heat 1 & 2 7 Oct. 17 Heat 3 & 4 14 Oct 17 Heat 5 & 6 28 Oct 17 Heat 7 & 8 11 Nov. 17 Heat 9 & Nov 17 Heat 11 & 12 2 Dec 17 Heat 13 & 14 9 Dec 17 Heat 15 & Dec 17 Heat 17 & Jan 18 Heat 19 & Jan 18 Heat 21 & 22 3 Feb 18 Heat 23 & Feb 18 Heat 25 & 26 3 Mar 18 Heat 27 & Mar 18 Heat 29 & 30 7 Apr 18 Heat 31 & Apr 18 METCALFE SERIES Heat 1 & 2 7 Oct 17 Heat 3 & 4 14 Oct 17 Heat 5 & 6 28 Oct 17 Heat 7 & 8 11 Nov 17 Heat 9 & Nov 17 Heat 11 & 12 2 Dec 17 Heat 13 & 14 9 Dec 17 Heat 15 & Dec 17 Heat 1 & 2 13 Jan 18 Heat 3 & 4 20 Jan 18 Heat 5 & 6 3 Feb 18 Heat 7 & 8 23 Feb 18 Heat 9 & 10 3 Mar 18 Heat 11 & Mar 18 Heat 13 & 14 7 Apr 18 Heat 15 & Apr 18 ANCIENT MARINERS SERIES Hear 1 & 2 7 Oct 17 Heat 3 & 4 25 Nov 17 Heat 5 & 6 9 Dec 17 Heat 7 & 8 13 Jan 18 Heat 9 & Mar 18 Heat 11 & Apr 18 TROPHY RACES HUDSON HANDICAP STERNCHASER 17 February CATH GILLIES MEMORIAL RACE/ LADIES SKIPPERS 24 March. 21 Oct 17 4 Nov 17 6 Jan Apr 18 REGATTAS BeYC Ice Breaker Sept 18 BeYC Australia Day Jan 18 Lake Boga 30 Mar Oct 17 4 Nov Nov 17 2 Dec 17 9 Dec Dec 17 3 Feb Feb Feb 18 3 Mar Mar Mar 18 MODEL YACHTS 14 Oct Oct Nov 17 6 Jan Jan 18 7 Apr Apr Apr 18 CRUISING December/January Gippsland Lakes 10 Feb 18 Geelong/Queenscliff 17 Mar 18 Murray River 25 Mar 18 Sailing School Cruise Apr Lake Tyers 20 May 18 Armstead Winery Mainsheet April, 2018

18 John: Rear Commodore Sailing Committee Andrea: Commodore Info. Tech. Ron: Vice Commodore Buildings & Grounds Ken: Secretary Simon: Treasurer - Financials Rowan: Parking and Boat Storage Steve: GMW Liaison & Child Protection Mark: General Member Warren: Social & Marketing Dan: Caravan & Camping Hugo: General Member Mainsheet April, 2018

19 General Committee MEMBER ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES PHONE Andrea McGregor Ron Mason John Maher Commodore Info Tech Vice Commodore Rear Commodore Buildings & Grounds Sailing Committee Chair Ken Mann Secretary Simon Carter Treasurer Rowan Gillies Steve Begg Dan Forbes Parking & Boat Storage GMW Liaison & Child Protection Caravan & Camping Warren Matheson Social & Marketing Hugo Dunlop General Member Mark Hawkins General Member Co-ordinators/Managers Principal - Discover Sailing Centre Mentoring/Sailing School Women in Sailing Mick Floyd floyds@gmail.com Anita Hunter anitahunter096@gmail.com Mainsheet Editor Jenny Coulson jenkencoulson@gmail.com Sailability Rowan Gillies rowan.gillies@bigpond.com Sailing Committee Chair John Maher bgomaher@bigpond.com Secretary Ewan Watson ewanwatson@gmail.com Results & Handicapping Phillip Mann plmannconstruction@gmail.com Cruising Ken Coulson coulsonken864@gmail.com Principal - Discover Sailing Centre Mick Floyd floyds@gmail.com General Member Ken Hill ken.hill@intermode.on.net General Member Anita Hunter anitahunter096@gmail.com Mainsheet April, 2018

20 If undelivered return to: Bendigo Yacht Club PO Box 244, BENDIGO 3552 I.A.N.: A Y Mainsheet is photocopied & collated with the compliments of Mainsheet April, 2018

Mainsheet. Bendigo Yacht Club Inc. The Sailing Centre for Central Victoria. No. 522 January In This Issue. Coming Up.

Mainsheet. Bendigo Yacht Club Inc. The Sailing Centre for Central Victoria. No. 522 January In This Issue. Coming Up. Bendigo Yacht Club Inc. The Sailing Centre for Central Victoria Mainsheet No. 522 January 2017 Sailing School December 2016 In This Issue Commodores Comments Notes from the Secretary On the Water Christmas