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Tenby Sailing Club Race Results & Social Events.


Friday 10th December 2004


R244 and a Laser below the two lifeboat stations.


Rolly Squibbs and Helen Williams in the Redwing R244 have reached the shoreline below the old lifeboat slipway, while Dan Lewis makes safe his Laser. The very large new lifeboat station, still under construction, can be seen in the background.



          The frostbite series has certainly been well supported with another fine turnout on Sunday. As has been the case in recent weeks, the racing was very close, with the single-handed boats taking the honours on this occasion.

          The final 1-2-3-4 was as follows:

          1. Ted Lewis in a Phantom; 2. Paul Johnson in a Solo; 3. Dan Lewis in a Laser; 4. Alan Lambert in a Solo.

          It was great to see a family duo, Malcolm and Andrew Williams, trying out their recently acquired RS400. Past performances, in particular from Andrew in his Laser, suggest that they won't be long learning the foibles of their new acquistion and begin threatening the 'regular' occupiers of pole positions.

          Meanwhile, on the Haven, the cruiser fraternity had to contend with gusty conditions and a strong tide. As in previous races, these conditions demanded cunning tactics and awareness of tidal flows. I'm delighted to report that the Tenby contingent again fared very well, with Daniel Jackson, in yacht Artful Dodger, coming first in division two, while Billy Stubbs and Tony Spiller, in yacht Amphora, and Blake Shaw, in yacht Slipstream, came third and fourth, respectively, in division three.

          With just two races remaining, it bodes well for Daniel to take the division two title. Division three is still wide open, with only six points separating the first four - it makes for some interesting tactical decisions over the next two weeks. Watch this space!

Darts

          Our defeat last Friday must be deemed as a success as we only lost by the narrowest of margins, with the outcome being decided on the last game of the match. Captain, Terry Evans, praised his team for their gargantuan effort against a very strong side and hoped for better this week. As in all our matches, the inability to get that elusive double was again expensive - perhaps this evening we will aspire to greater things by answering our captain's call for more consistency. Participating members should note that we are at home to the Sun Inn B.

Junior Party

          The annual Junior Party takes place tomorrow (Saturday) evening, commencing at 7.30 p.m. This is an ideal opportunity for our junior members to enjoy a fun evening of games and music. Parents are cordially invited to stay and participate - as in previous years, the club would appreciate it if members would bring some tasty bites to the bash.

          During the course of the evening, there will be a presentation of trophies to the juniors who have had success on the water.

Quiz and Cawl Evening

          This was a very successful evening with all present enjoying Terry Evans's award-winning cawl - so much so, that some members had thirds! After the ravenous had been sated, the tranquillity of thinking took over as members attempted to solve the Christmas anagrams set by quiz master Terry Evans. The first team to get all correct was led by Paul Evenden and Anthea Paterson - congratulations to them and many thanks to Terry for all his efforts.

Annual Christmas Carvery

          This popular gorging event takes place next Saturday, December 18th. This evening of culinary bliss is an ideal opportunity to begin the festive season in earnest. Please reserve your tables by contacting Blake Shaw on 842535 as soon as possible.

Sea Safety

          On Saturday, January 29th, commencing at 7 p.m., the H.M . Coastguard and RNLI Sea Safety Department will be giving a talk on GMDSS/DSC Radio, including hands-on practice. Also included will be advice on lifejackets, flares and general safety equipment.

          If you go boating, you should make an effort to attend. Safety at sea is paramount, irrespective of the type of boat you use. Make a note in your diaries' now!

Other Dates

  • Boxing Day - club is open to all during and after the Boxing Day Swim.

  • Saturday, January 8th - a 'not posh nosh' evening (good wholesome basic grub). .

  • Saturday, January 2nd - the annual Scalextric championship. .

  • Saturday, January 29th - H.M. Coastguard and RNLI Sea Safety talk. .

  • Saturday, February 12th - St.Valentine's Supper. .

  • Saturday, February 12th - Terry Evans's great steak evening. .

  • Saturday, March 5th - Greenhill Jazz Band (to be confirmed).

  • Saturday, March 19th - an Italian evening.

          Other activities are in the pipeline which will include, for example, a quiz with a particular theme - watch this space!

Christmas Hamper

          Great news - Julia Dashfield is preparing another Christmas hamper. Any member who can contribute to the contents of the hampers should contact Julia on 844918. Many thanks in anticipation.

Newsletter

          The promised newsletter has now been circulated to members. This contains up-to-date information on important club activities and events.

Subscriptions

          It's almost that time of year again. Annual subscriptions are due on January 1st, 2005 - as in previous years, members who wish to pay their subscriptions early will be given a discount voucher. Please contact membership secretary, Julia Dashfield, on 844918, for further details. A Membership Subscription Form can be found in these web pages.

          This is a very friendly and welcoming club which endeavours to involve all members in a variety of activities. If you would like to participate by joining, then now is an ideal time. Contact any member who will be delighted to furnish you with further details. We look forward to meeting you.

          GP14




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