Hi everyone, <div><br></div><div>Saturday.</div><div>The shed will be open by Etienne from 10 am who then goes to race a sharpie with YMCA at 14.00<br clear="all"><div><br></div><div>Sunday.</div><div>The shed will be open by Alex M. from 12.30 who then goes to CYC races at 14.00. </div>
<div><br></div><div><u>Reminder</u> to those who joined our club not after beginner courses but claiming that he or she had enough sailing experience. The condition for getting access to our gear, as it had to be explained to you when you were signing up, is that you attend an induction session, where you will be informed which boats you can use, how to use our log book, what to do if you're the last in the shed, where we keep spare parts. You should also do a capsize drill in the bay to demonstrate that you're capable to right a boat you use. Please, contact Nick <a href="mailto:nick.scroxton@googlemail.com">nick.scroxton@googlemail.com</a> if you want to arrange an induction session and he'll forward your request to the committee. </div>
<div><br></div><div><u>To all new members.</u></div><div>Don't be shy to contact committee members before you coming to the shed if you want to receive any assistance in rigging up a boat or in all other matters. The best days to do that are weekends or days when a social sailing session is conducted. If you turn up without notifying anyone in advance there is a big chance that people might be in a hurry before a race start and they won't have time to assist you. You can contact Nick <a href="mailto:nick.scroxton@googlemail.com">nick.scroxton@googlemail.com</a> and he'll forward your request to a corresponding person. </div>
<div><u><br></u></div><div><br></div>-- <br>Sincerely, <br>Alex Minovich.<br>Research Fellow,<br>Nonlinear Physics Centre<br>Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering<br>Le Couteur Building, Building 59<br>Mills Road, ANU, 0200 Australia<br>
T: +61 2 6125 9076<br>F: +61 2 6125 8588<br>
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