Fresh water only, last sailed in Great Slave Lake. Exterior of boat newly painted, no fibreglass blisters. Yamaha 9.9 gasoline motor serviced yearly. 30-foot mast, with white, green and red light on top.

Interior liner replaced in 2018. Two Fluke anchors, weight 16 pounds, 18 feet of heavy chain and 350 feet of new anchor rope. Sails in excellent condition: one Genoa, one 135 Genoa, one Storm Jib, one Main, and one Spinnaker.

New depth finder, new compass, stove to heat cabin, counter top, alcohol cook stove and sink (no toilet). Draft with keel up 30”, swing keel down 60”, manual sump pump, fire extinguisher, new electrical wiring with exterior and interior lights. Four-wheel cradle trailer for transportation, launching and retrieving boat from water.

Asking $14,000. Located in Westlock, 60 miles north of Edmonton. Inquiries can be sent to Ken and Shirley Bibby, 780-307-1154, email: sbibby@live.com.

Here are the preliminary plans for celebrating 2018.

Location: EYC Clubhouse
Date: November 3rd, Cocktails at 5:00, Dinner at 6:00
Menu: Pig Roast w/ appies, salad, sides, desert

Need volunteers to assist with Setup and Cleanup.

Cost TBD but in the range of $20 to $25 for adults, $10 for kids under 18.

We are looking into the possibility of transportation from and to the city. Depends on cost.

The Endurance/Night race ran August 25 and 26. Due to some calculation errors, the results have changed. First and second place have exchanged positions. Below are the new results, archives along with pictures.

The Fall Series ran September 8 and 9. Results and winner photos follow.

A great summer of Pursuit Racing competition and fellowship has come to an end! Fugitive (Terry and Rob) finished the year first overall with Point of Order (Don and Sarah) coming in a very close second. Accrewed Interest (Sue Styles, SBYC) placed third.

This is the first year in a long time a night race has been run so only six boats participated. By all accounts it was a very challenging and rewarding night – consider participating next year!

Alberta Cup was a classic Wabamun fall race with winds varying from barely a whisper to over 20 knots. Sunday racing was postponed until Monday due to high winds. Four Competitors were able to compete on Monday and Point of Order (Don and Sarah) came away with the win.

This year's Splice the Mainbrace race will take place September 22 and 23. The Notice of Race, Registration Form and Course Layout are in this document. Write to EYC Fleet Captain Tim Bowles at fleetcaptain@edmontonyachtclub.ca if you have questions.

(What's this mainbrace and why does it need splicing? "Originally an order for one of the most difficult emergency repair jobs aboard a sailing ship...")

This year's Fall Series will run over a single weekend, September 8 and 9. The Notice of Race, Registration Form and Course Layout are in this document. Write to EYC Fleet Captain Tim Bowles at fleetcaptain@edmontonyachtclub.ca if you have questions.

The day started with light winds that became quite strong and gusty during all three Jack & Jill races, resulting in a couple of boats having to retire due to Equipment trouble. Despite the tough sailing conditions the day was very enjoyable with some fine sailing and tight competition.

Many thanks to the Race Committee: Joanne Wynn & Tim Bowles from EYC and John Semple from SBYC.

Wednesday August 15, the Wind finally picked up and allowed for some very entertaining and competitive Racing. However, due to some misinformation regarding the proper course to be sailed, the race results were declared null and void and will not be included in the series statistics. Apologies from Fleet Captain, Tim Bowles.

One more Wednesday night race remains, August 29.

Please check out the Pursuit Sailing Instructions, including specifics on the continuous Triangle course to be sailed!!

EYC members can view the most recent standing in the series.

Drew Mitchell from North Sails will be back at Sunshine Bay Yacht Club the weekend of September 21 to measure up any sails that people may want to order. North Sails will give a volume discount if we order a number of sails at the same time.

Sailors interested in a new sail should email Craig Dirk, craig_dirk@hotmail.com, saying what you are looking for and the make and size of your boat.

The last couple of races have seen very light winds with tenacious Racers using all their skills to coax whatever speed they can out of their vessels. It is not too late to participate, as Pursuit Races (AKA, the Summer Series) continue on Wednesday evenings, August 15, 22 and 29.

EYC members can click here (password required) for access to the Notice of Race, Registration Form and your boat's PHRF rating and start time.

Now, for something completely different, consider this Evening and Night race, starting August 25, finishing August 26, 2018. [Full moon that weekend! –mg]

Race starts at 7:00 pm Saturday, August 25 and is approximately 21 nautical miles long. Race time limit is 7:00 am Sunday morning.

Please note Entry Deadline is midnight, Friday, August 24. For more details,
click Notice of Race and Registration Form.

See Jack crew, see Jill at the Helm, see Jack and Jill Sail, see Jack and Jill have fun! In this race, a women must be the captain, telling a man what to do (so he can try to be helpful).

The race takes place Saturday, August 18, 2018. You can print the registration form (below), fill it out, scan and email to Tim Bowles, fleetcaptain@edmontonyachtclub.ca or register in person at the EYC Clubhouse at 9:00 am.

Captains' Meeting at 9:30 am. Race starts at 11:00 pm. Click for the Notice of Race and the Registration Form.