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Date: 16/07/09
Owner: Jon Davey
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Tree Planting World Record |
Weymouth Sailing Club was well represented at the Guiness Book of Records world record attempt at planting trees within one hour. The tree planting in the Nothe Gardens was organised by The Friends of the Nothe in association with Weymouth and Portland Borough Council. Well over 100 people spent a couple of hours on Saturday morning 5 December digging and planting. The event was organised by WSC club member Mary Citrine. Photo: Peter Jackson, Celia Rushton and Iain and Adam Jones.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 December 2009
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WSC took delivery of a new fork lift truck this week. The old fork lift which is now considered 'a museum piece' will be put up for sale and it is hoped that a collector will be interested to renovate it.
Working parties continue to renovate club moorings in wintery conditions. One of the Squib pontoons will be replaced before next season. In cold winds and rain showers, a team started this week to dismantle the old framework and arms.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 December 2009
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Weymouth Sailing club said a big 'Thank You' to its hard working volunteer members who have given their time freely in order that the club could carry out a mammoth amount of civil engineering work over past six months. A lunch was thrown at the club in their honour to acknowledge their efforts. Vice Commodore Mark Bugler addressed the lunch and said that he was proud of their efforts and that their achievements were astonishing.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Sunday, 22 November 2009
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£400 cheque donated to Chesil Trust |
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Peter Hopford has presented a cheque for £400 from Weymouth Sailing Club to The Chesil Trust. The cheque was accepted on behalf of The Chesil Trust by John Harvey. The money was raised during the 2009 National Squib Championships held at Weymouth Sailing Club in July by asking the Squib sailors for donations for the free coffee and tea provided during the week. The coffee and tea were donated by Clipper Teas.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Saturday, 21 November 2009
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The annual firework night party raised £110 for the Weymouth lifeboat. Members took over the galley and produced burgers, hot dogs and potatoes in their jackets to the attendant crowd who enjoyed the display from the club house. The club's old and new branded clothing was on display and orders were taken for the new stock and brisk business was done on the reduced rail.
On the subject of clothing, the club was visited on the same day by models, make up artists and photographers from Musto. Keen to jump on the high street clothing bandwagon, their requirement was a photo shoot in a traditional sailing club rather than the sterile surroundings of the academy,so when the new Musto catalogue hits the floor see if you can spot familiar backgrounds, and Oh! the lovely blonde bouncing around the yard on one of the clubs spacehoppers!
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009
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