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Prize
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November
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December
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January
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£60
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R Brown
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P&J Turner
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G Bruce
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J Pain
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B Thomson
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M Mochar
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£15
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D Fraser
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J Ridley
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A Masey
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RYA Scotland
Monthly Newsletter March
CLUBHOUSE DEVELOPMENT
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SCOTTISH NIGHT UPDATE
The Scottish Evening unearthed a wealth of talent from members who performed between courses of a very good meal. The pipes played by Matt Mochar set the tone of the evening, followed by haunting Scottish songs from cadet Paul Gillespie and later his aunt Myra King, a comic song and monologue from Alex West, amusing story ( Yorkshire!) from Bob Rutherford, amazing performance poetry from Margaret McAuslan, and rousing songs from Chris Nichol. Two of the many excellent acts from the members were the address to the haggis, written and given by Jim McAuslan (download here),and 'The Quarterdeckers' barbershop quartet (above).
Report and Photo courtesy of
Marilyn Lord
Winter Talks At LSC
For our 2010 winter talks programme we have picked a variety of subjects on a "something for everyone basis" to encourage all our members to participate. Come along on the day and you will be made most welcome.
21st March,
1400 - 1500 Exploration of the Clyde Cruising Area. Ken McClelland
1500 - 1600 Electronic Navigational aids for small boats. DDZ Marine
Extended Cruises In Company 2010
Please put your name on the
sheets posted on the club notice board if you are intrested in the extended
cruises in company during the summer of 2010.
A meeting will be arranged to bring together all wishing to participate
and plan trip.
LSC Winter Opening Hours
From 21st September
Monday - Thurs
Bar and Restaurant Closed
Facilities for making tea / coffee available in lounge.
Friday
12 noon -11.00 pm Bar open.
12 noon - 9.00 pm Kitchen Open
Saturday
12 noon - 6.00 pm
Bar and Kitchen Open
Sunday
12 noon - 6.00 pm
Bar and Kitchen Open
Both the Bar and Kitchen will be open longer
hours at weekends for special events
and party bookings.
If you wish to make a booking please contact
the bar during the above hours.
Please make use of your clubhouse during the above
times.
Tele:- 01475 670022
ROTHESAY CRUISE UPDATE
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This event turned out to be the best cruising event of the season to date.
Winds were fresh throughout which made for first class sailing and the Jazz festival turned out to be well worth a visit.
Five boats left Largs at 1030 on Saturday morning” Nimbus” being the lead boat followed by “Corshyecan”, “Carpe Diem,” “Claymore,” and “Mallie”.
Initial reports from” Summer Wine” (alongside Rothesay the previous day) indicated that space was tight for berthing.
On arrival at Rothesay we were lucky all boats managed to find a berth.
On Saturday afternoon we all made our way to a local pub at” Port Banatyne “ where we enjoyed a light refreshment in the
Beer Garden.
On the Saturday night all attended various Jazz events in the town some which proved to be excellent.
On Sunday we departed in various directions as some members took the benefit of an extra days cruising.
The new harbour proved to be an excellent place to park. Space within the harbour is tight and can test seamanship skills
manoeuvring in and out. The cost of an overnight stay for a 30’ boat is £15.50 which includes electrical hook up.
Photos and Report Courtesy of Gordon McLaren
RYA Scotland Young Volunteer of the Year Award
Olympic Team Manager Stephen Park
recently presented Gordon Bamford with his
well deserved award.
