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![[Calgary Yacht Club pennant]](../images/c/ca~cyc.gif) image 
located by Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
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located by Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019See also:
Estb: 1933. Location: 635 East Chestermere Drive, Chestermere, AB.
Burgee 
since early 1980’s: Pennant circa 1:2 (web image). Red field charged with a 
white silhouette of two yachts on white waves. 
Source: accessed accessed 23 
April 2019,
Calgary Yacht Club - CYC Shed - 1933 to 2020
"The story of the present burgee probably starts in the early 1980s when 
Peter White was Commodore. . . . We were talking about needing a design for a 
new burgee and he (Peter White) quickly pulled out a bar napkin and drew the 
design on it. We all loved it. It was two boats sailing upwind with a wake 
behind them. I think that over time the line between the boats and wake has 
gotten thicker and/or longer and it sometimes looks like a flying goose."
 Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
![[Calgary Yacht Club pennant]](../images/c/ca~cyc33.gif) image 
located by Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
 image 
located by Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
Pennant circa 9:16 (web image). Blue field fimbriated yellow on two sides 
with fly point rounded and charged with the yellow letters C.Y.C.
"As far as 
we know, there have been three burgees for the Calgary Yacht Club. The first was 
a banner with the initials C.Y.C"
 Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
![[Calgary Yacht Club pennant]](../images/c/ca~cyc78.gif) image 
located by Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
 image 
located by Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019
Pennant circa 9:14 (web image). Horizontally divided red and white charged 
with the black letters CYC within a white disk fimbriated black.
"In 1978 the 
club mounted a contest . . . however no actual burgees with that chosen design 
have surfaced"
Source: accessed 2 May 2019,
Calgary 
Yacht Club - History of the Burgee 
With the assistance of Jen Peddlesden, CYC Member, and President Chestermere 
Historical Foundation.
Peter Edwards, 4 May 2019