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Gord & Sue Scott
GENESIS III 30 KC4 /4
Sarnia ON . Sarnia YC
South Flotilla (12 boats)
Lake Huron Fleet (49 boats)

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Marty wrote in 2005 :

Hull Colour: dark green Sail Cover: green

Volvo Penta diesel MD-11 20 Hp. with sail drive Volvo auto oil pressure & temp alarms
3 blade, feathering, 15 inch Max Prop, plus spare Volvo prop
4 battery bank of Surrette 6 volt (1997)
1 12V Starter Battery
100 AMP Powerline 100SC Super Duty Alternator
Blue Sea System voltage meter & Powerline heavy duty isolator
100 litre fresh water tank with Whale manual pump
100 litre fuel tank with Racor Filter System
2 Gusher MK3 Manual Bilge Pumps
Pressure water system with shower
Par Automatic fresh water pumps
Par Jabsco Marine toilet (1997)

loaded with "creature comforts" such as:
Autohelm 4000
Nova Kool Refrigeration
Paloma propane hot water heater
Shipmate 2 burner with oven propane stove
Thermx Caravan MKII propane cabin heater
12 lb. propane tanks (2) with electric solenoid shutoff with Scentry Fume Detector (1997)
9 Atkin & Hoyle opening ports with screens & Lewmar opening hatch
Double lifelines w/t 2 gates
Genco Dodger and Bimini plus wheel and windlass covers
Genco complete cockpit enclosure with screens
Boston/Doyle sail with less than 100 hours
Spare Sobstad sail (1995)
Folding cockpit table
Anchor Riding sail. Signet Knot meter
Signet Depth Sounder
4 Lewmar Winches - 2 x # 30 and 2 x #8
All Lewmar blocks
Seatiger 555 manual windlass with 35 lb. Bruce anchor on 50 ft. chain
Folding, steel winter storage cradle
Winter tarps with frame

All halyards, sheets and lines were replaced during 2001
Vessel and equipment in good to excellent working order
Engine rebuilt in mid '90s and runs very well
Fuel system removed and cleaned during 2005

Hull was Awlgripped several years back and is in good condition. She is located at the Sarnia (Ontario) Yacht Club and is available for viewing during the winter lay-up.

This vessel has seen minimum use for the last couple of seasons, in fact she was in the water for only 3 weeks during the 2003 season.

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Marty Cole
GENESIS III 30 KC4 /4
Sarnia ON . Sarnia YC
South Flotilla (9 boats)
Lake Huron Fleet (49 boats)

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Asked US $ 48,000 (02/00) Sold US $ 40,000 (05/00)
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Renamed GENESIS III by Ray & Ann

Ray & Ann Souche
GENESIS III 30 KC4 /4
Lake Ontario

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One of the "First Four". Gordon quoted Paul $1,000 per foot is an early discussion at the B&R Club in 1977 and though it cost MUCH more, Gordon made good on this commitment . . . out of his own pocket.

Olympic participant from Canada in '64 (Flying Dutchman), '68 (Finn), '72 (Coach), and '08 (unofficial coach) Paul Henderson was a World, North American, and National Championships medalist in several classes. World class Star sailor ( race winner at '78 Worlds - 99 boats and against Blackaller, Buchan, Connor, Schoonmaker, and other 'legends' then in the class ! ) with 2 Gold Chevron honours. Also world class sailor in the Finn, Flying Dutchman, International 14, and Soling. He served 16 years as Vice-President of the International Yacht Racing Union. He was elected President of the I.Y.R.U. in London, England 1995 and, thus, later was the President of the ISAF, International Sailing Federation until 2004. Beppe Croce Trophy Winner in May, 2005. After his election as IYRU President he said, "Sailing is a participatory sport, it is run in the main by volunteers and it is environmentally friendly. I would like the sailors of the world to know that they have a friend at the IYRU. Once we have accomplished that, then we can move to do other things. If there is one single thing I have in front of me then that is it. The IYRU should be a service rather than a control organization." . His main concern has always been to shift the sport from the more expensive technical driven equipment to the more exciting tactical side of the sport focusing on the skills of the competitors.

Nonsuch sailing particularly also focuses on the skill of the individual sailor and the tactical side of the sport . . . all done in considerable comfort but with great pace.

Paul & Mary Henderson owned the fourth of the 'first four' boats. She was named BRUTAL BEAST in honour of the cat boats Paul and so many others learned to sail in at the RCYC Junior Club. Starling Burgess designed this rugged and simple sail training boat and it was widely used by many U.S and Canadian clubs for several decades.

Since he was a boy, Paul has sailed from the Royal Canadian YC in Toronto on West-Lake Ontario



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