Monthly Archives: April 2013
AGM & The Temporary Club Cabin
Hi again folks.
Work party Saturday 2pm (27th April)
Sea Cadets
Sunday 14th April saw the arrival of 12 Kings Lynn Sea Cadets all eager to get on the water in some form or another. Unfortunately we had high winds all day though by mid afternoon we had them down on the beach with the help of Beth Harding , Dad Dave, Tim Starling, Steve Hunt n Dave Gumb. They were able to experience Windsurfing, sup boarding and would you believe SWIMMING Brrrr.
We managed a healthy Barbecue Thanks to Carol, Sandra and Sue and at the end of the day the Cadets were asking to come back for more in the future !!! A great day despite the weather. Thanks go to Bob Panrucker of the Sea Cadets for organising their trip to Sunny Hunny.
Dont forget the AGM this Sunday at the Fire Station 3pm folks. See you there .
Commodore
Whay-aye-five-ohh
Come and laugh at John Matthews becoming 50 yrs old
Heacham Village Hall, Station Road, Heacham, PE31 7HG
Saturday 18th May 2013
7 – 11.45pm
Dress code: either Hawaiian, Geordie or mixture ‘Whay-aye-an’
Licensed bar, DJ, Surf-Simulator, compulsory stage-diving (once an hour name pulled from hat has to hurl themselves into oblivion), palm trees, limbo competition, lager, cocktails
All watersports lovers are invited – but you’ve got to be prepared to dress up / have a laugh!
Kings Lynn Sea Cadets
This coming Sunday 14th April, we are hosting a contingent of Sea Cadets from Kings Lynn. 12 -14 of them will be at the club by 10am so we need all the help we can muster to ensure they have a great time, including a possible BBQ if the weather is kind to us.
We want to assist as many as possible to get on the water during the day with their qualified sailing instructor Bob Panrucker and colleagues . So come along and show them what a warm family friendly club we are.
Welcome to our new website
WELCOME
Hi folks and welcome to our new website. This has come about by the good offices of member Marcus and his Son Jack together with Liz Pendleton and John Matthews. I shall try to do an update Monthly now and this should mean I no longer need send out missives via email to 150 plus members forgetting to delete all those email addresses . I apologise if you have been upset by my inability to comprehend the technicalities of the system and did not delete your email address before clicking SEND. !!!
The AGM is on 21st April 3pm at the Hunstanton Fire Station. You will have all received the Agenda and papers so do come along and help us decide if there should be a CLUB NAME CHANGE or not. Dont forget you can arrange for a proxy vote if you are unable to attend.
The New Committee boat Sarah D (see photo opposite) is almost ready for launch. Thanks to all who came down last Sunday and helped get the Trailer base ready and in situ. Will Rockliffe has done a brilliant job of building the trailer and all it needs now are for the wheels to be fitted and a repaint. So do contact Tim Starling and find out how/when you can help.
The portable cabin is in situ and the keys are in the coded locked box on the front by the door. Its the same code you used for your keys safekeeping in the past. If anyone is not aware of that code please phone or email Tim Starling or me, as we don’t want it broadcast to the world for security reasons.
This coming Sunday 14th April, we are hosting a contingent of Sea Cadets from Kings Lynn. 12 -14 of them will be at the club by 10am so we need all the help we can muster to ensure they have a great time, including a possible BBQ if the weather is kind to us. We want to assist as many as possible to get on the water during the day with their qualified sailing instructor Bob Panrucker and colleagues . So come along and show them what a warm family friendly club we are.
John Matthews will be celebrating his 50th Birthday party (lucky to be so young!!!) John tells me all watersports lovers are invited – but you’ve got to be prepared to dress up / have a laugh! Details below:
‘Whay-aye-five-ohh’
Come and laugh at John Matthews becoming 50 yrs old
Saturday 18th May 2013
7 – 11.45pm
Heacham Village Hall, Station Road, Heacham, PE31 7HG
Dress code: either Hawaiian, Geordie or mixture ‘Whay-aye-an’
Licensed bar, DJ, Surf-Simulator, compulsory stage-diving (once an hour name pulled from hat has to hurl themselves into oblivion), palm trees, limbo competition, lager, cocktails
Commodore
Sarah D
Meet Sarah – our new committee boat – the pride and joy of Bosun Tim Starling and Richard Brown
Scaffolding
Scaffolding in place ready for removing the roof tiles
ready for use
ready for use as our temporary home for the next few months