Canopus (AS 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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POLA RIS RE GA TTA Polaris regatta 1975 in full sail The Fifteenth Annual Polaris Regatta was held on 20 and 21 September 1975 under the joint sponsorship of Submarine Squadron Fourteen USS LOS ALAMOS and the Holy Loch Sailing Club A total of 111 entrants In five ship classes participated In the events As in the past strong winds made for an enjoyable weekend for those in the larger ship classes while many of those entered in the dinghy classes were forced to spend the weekend ashore EN1 John Reynolds and Sperry Tech Rep Jack Franz were the Site One members entered in the competition A buffet lunch prepared by CANOPUS food service personnel was served on Sunday Members of the catered the affair Mrs Bev Owen wife of USS LOS ALAMOS Skipper CDR W Owen presented trophies to the winners of all classes I Site One Sailing Club and the Officer Wives Club

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