THE
MAINSHEET

Summer 2010

Contents

Commodore's Reoort

Bewl Water

Big Cat's Maiden Voyage

Biscuit World Bust Up

Bodgit Diaries

Forthcoming Events  

Fun And Training 12 July

Grafham Water

Joan Bray welcomes

Lessons Learnt

Mid Summer Cruise

Mid Thames Trophy  

Newsletter Printing

Ode to Spell Chequer

Open Weekend

Personal Property

Regatta & Hog Roast

Safety Boats Use

Sent to Over Easy

SigneT Open at AQSC

Social Calendar

Start of Season Party

Start of Spring Series

Stories Needed

Sunset Takes To Water

Things To Do

Thought For Today

Weather Forecasts

Working Party

Home

Personal Use Of

The Club Safety Boats

 

The Management Committee is concerned about the amount of personal use of the clubs safety boats that is occurring.

Members are reminded that the prime purpose of these boats is to afford safety cover at the club and they are not to be made use of for joy riding at any time.

The Management Committee also requests that persons scheduled for a safety boat duty, which will now entail the use of the Dory, must have been checked out on the handling of this craft by either Rodger Wheeler or Richard Cannon.

Safety boat crews must ensure that they are carrying one of the club’s walkie-talkies, that it is turned on and tested, prior to going afloat.

AQSC Management Committee

 

Fun And Training
Sunday 12 July

 

The visit to the Paxton lakes SC RLNI 24 hour race didn’t take place because not enough members were interested to make up the size team required to support sailing for 24 hours.

The World Cup football final was on in the evening and as there was fun sailing scheduled at AQSC Simon Lunniss organised a fun event for our youths and friends with a World Cup theme using canoes and a large ball; they had a great time.

Also some of our recent new members received training all afternoon in ideal conditions; it was very hot with a 3 to 10 knot West (mainly) wind that was fairly steady most of the time.

Some of our regular sailors avoided the bad Hampton Flower Show traffic jams by staying away.