a Manager, Accountant and Harbour Manager. As the Chief Operating Officer of the club, the Club Manager is responsible to the Board of Directors and under the supervision and authority of the Commodore. The Club Manager is responsible for the general and daily operation of the BYC within the policies and procedures established by the Board of Directors and through the By-law and Regulations the club. The Club Manager is responsible for the implementation of Club policy, and for the management of the yacht club operation. The Club Manager, together with the Commodore, represents the BYC internally and externally in community activities. The Britannia Yacht Club Foundation was created at the 2010 Annual general Meeting of the Britannia Yacht Club. The Commodore's boardroom table features a Ship's wheel from the G.B. Patee II. The boardroom houses an extensive library of nautical books, known as the Joan Hickman Memorial Library. The official newsletter of the BYC is the Full and By, which means to sail as close to the wind as possible with every sail full. Notable members Frank Amyot, Canada's only gold medal winner from the 1936 Summer Olympics, paddled these waters in the 1920s and 1930s as a member of the Britannia Boating Club. Josle Braden, the first female Commodore at BYC, served from 1992–1993. Ian Bruce of BYC competed in Sailing at the 1960 Summer Olympics, Finn (dinghy) class, Simon Fuller, BYC Commodore 1995, designed and built his house at Britannia on the Bay drawing on family traditions and on his own passion for the river to create a unique and wonderful setting for family life Bruce Kirby (yachts), sailor and designer Halder Kirby, hockey player, son of charter member Thomas H Kirby J.E. Stanley Lewis, a member of the Britannia Boating Club war canoe team in 1915, when it won the Dominion championship; later mayor of Ottawa, 1936–1948 Don McDiarmid - Canada's number one singles player 1930s Harvey Pulford achieved national success as a paddler with the Britannia Boating Club 1905-11 Hon. Justice Livius Anglin Sherwood (1923–2002), BYC Commodore (1964–65), Founder of BYC's junior sailing program, magistrate (1960) provincial judge (1968–83), federal court judge (1988–93), sailor, international sailing judge of 3 Olympic regattas, 7 America's Cups and 26 world championships of the International Sailing Federation (ISAF). Sherwood Port, which is the entry to BYC harbour and the Livius Sherwood Detention and Custody Centre were named in his