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| Tenby Sailing Club frostbite series 2004 winning helm Rolly Squibbs with his crew Helen Williams receiving their trophy from Sailing Captain Steve Davie. |
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The final race of the season scheduled for Boxing Day, alas, did not take place due to conditions not conducive to pleasurable sailing. So the first eight places, for the Frostbite Series, are as follows: 1. Rolly Squibbs and Helen Williams in a Redwing; 2. Paul Evenden and Anthea Paterson in a Wayfarer; 3. Ted Lewis in a Phantom; 4, Mike Stace and Deanna Morton in a Redwing; 5. Paul Johnson in a Solo; 6. Dan Lewis in a Laser; 7. Alan Lambert in a Solo; 8. Steve and Matt Davie in a Laser 2000; 9. Andrew and Graham Williams in a RS400; 10. Angelo Fecci in a Topper. Over the series 19 boats took part - on several occasions conditions and circumstances were such that almost the entire fleet took part which is most encouraging for the future. Sailing will resume in three months time. The Pembrokeshire Yachting Federation Fixtures for 2005 can be viewed in these pages. The winter recess will enable essential maintenance work to be carried out. New Year's EveThe club will be open this evening, as usual, to celebrate the old year and the start of a new year. To help us enjoy the party we are delighted to announce the return of the talented Nick Berridge whose skill on the keyboard will keep us dancing into the small hours. Don't miss the opportunity to let your hair down and have a great time. We look forward to 'boogying' with you! DartsCaptain Terry Evans expects the team to be fit and ready for the first match on Friday, January 7th, which is away to the Three Mariners. Participating members please note. Not Posh Nosh EveningThis take place on Saturday, January 8th. This is an ideal opportunity to revert back to 'basic' food after the excess of the festive season. We look forward to feeding you. Sea SafetyOn Saturday, January 29th, commencing at 7 p.m., the H.M. Coastguard and R.N.L.I. 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
Other activities are in the pipeline which will include, for example, a quiz with a particular theme - watch this space! SubscriptionsIt's that time of year again - annual subscriptions are due on January 1st, 2005 (tomorrow)! As in previous years, members who wish to pay their subscriptions early will be given a discount voucher. If you haven't taken up this offer, please hurry - today's your last chance. Please contact membership secretary, Julia Dashfield, on 844918, for further details. 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 members who will be delighted to furnish you with further details. We look forward to meeting you. GP14 |