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| NTYC Not The Yacht Club Hamilton, Bermuda |
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| Tuesday 22nd January, 2002 La Trattoria, Hamilton, Bermuda Attendance: Chris Broadhurst Doug Hillen Stu Gurr Peter Smith 1. NTYC has been inviteded to appear on local television show Sports Voice. It was agreed that we would appear in February. 2. Next race day, Saturday 26th January, 2002. Meet at Darrels Wharf at 11:00am 3. Stu Gurr will investigate offically chartering the club, class and assignation of boat numbers. 4. Chris Broadhurst will create a 10 minute start audio for next race. 5. Unanimously agreed that all NTYC members pay $100.00 Initiation Fee. 6. Doug Hillen elected Treasurer. 7. Chris Broadhurst will set up NTYC current account at Bank of Bermuda |
| Tuesday 22nd January, 2002 Report to The Committee by Stewart Gurr (see item 3. in minutes to the meeting held Tuesday 22nd January, 2002 at La Trattoria, Hamilton, Bermuda) I spoke to Charles Tatem: - Get the book on sailing rules by Paul Elstrom from Bda Bookstore (Queen St). Also other books like sailing for dummies. - Official sailing rules have an appendix (G) specifically covering RC sailing! - Get permission from the 'World' class (Usually the manufacturer) to start a Bermuda chapter - Register the Bermuda chapter (class association) with the BSA (If you want to be official) - They now use BDA not KB for numbers, but if you do this you should be registered with the BSA. - Elect the officers of the club, make a logo, drink beer etc... Charles is an internationally registered race coordinator/official with the RBYC, and runs things like the Omega Gold Cup - wealth of knowledge guru type person. He's also very interested in meeting up with us and pointing us in the right direction... provided we buy drinks and give him a hook - Possibly Saturday if you'd like. I guess the official sailing thing can be very complicated, so we should make a decision whether we want to be a dead serious competitive club, armchair QB's, or something in between. Reverse |
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