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Almanac 2008 16/3/09 14:11 Page 1 PMSC Almanac 2009:Almanac 2008 16/3/09 14:11 Page 1 PIN MILL SAILING CLUB ALMANAC 2009 The Clubhouse Tel: Ipswich (01473) 780271 Pin Mill (During opening hours) Ipswich, IP9 1JP BAR OPENING TIMES May 1st – September 30th Wednesday evenings……………………………….Voluntary opening Friday evenings………….………………………….20.00 - 23.00 hrs Saturday midday………..…………………….……Voluntary opening Saturday evenings…………………………………..20.00 - 23.00 hrs Sunday midday…………………………………...…12.00 - 15.00 hrs Sunday evenings……………………………………20.00 - 22.30 hrs October 1st - April 30th Wednesday evenings…………………………… Voluntary opening Friday evenings……………….………………...….20.00 - 23.00 hrs Saturday evenings…………….………….……..….20.00 - 23.00 hrs Sunday midday…………………..………………. 12.00 - 15.00 hrs At other times the bar will be open to coincide with Sailing and Social events, staff permitting. See Club Circulars and notice boards for details. Individual key holders, who will be responsible for locking up afterwards, may open the Clubhouse at any time. Keys may be purchased by members, from the bar. CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS Household……………………………………..….£78.00 Individual………………………………………… £44.00 Individual under 21…………………………..…. .£20.00 Cadets (12-17 years)…………………………… £10.00 Hire of Club Premises The Club is available for Hire by Members and Sponsored Guests for meetings, Parties etc. Full details of the Rules,, Tariff and a Booking form can be obtained from the Secretary Romy Blackburn [email protected] or by Telephone on 01473 780731 Every care has been taken in the compilation of information in this almanac: no responsibility will be accepted by the printers or the editor for any errors or omissions or for any mishaps arising from its use. All copyrights are acknowledged. 1 PMSC Almanac 2009:Almanac 2008 16/3/09 14:11 Page 2 CLUB OFFICERS 2008 / 2009 Commodore Vice Commodore Rear Commodore Jon Humby Lee Foster Rick Kirkup Innisfree Ram Cottage Stone Cottage Estuary Crescent Pin Mill Road Pin Mill Road Shotley Gate Chelmondiston Chelmondiston Suffolk IP9 1QA Suffolk IP91JJ Suffolk IP9 1JE 01473 788806 01473 780857 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] & [email protected] Hon Secretary Tim Grove Romy Blackburn Hon Asst Secretary Ivy Cottage 30 Main Road Penny Jones Pin Mill Woolverstone 3 Webbs Terrace Suffolk IP9 1JN Suffolk IP9 1BA Church Road 01473 780120 01473 780731 Chelmondiston [email protected] [email protected] Suffolk IP9 1HT 01473 780092 Will Patten Hon Bar Secretary [email protected] Bank House Simon Everitt Chelmondiston Malting Cottage Hon Moorings Secretary Ipswich Pin Mill Ian Saunders Suffolk IP9 1DZ Suffolk IP9 1JP Samphire [email protected] 01473 780188 1 Gate Farm Road [email protected] Shotley Gate Nick Parker Suffolk IP9 1QH Kennelwood Editor [email protected] 32 Main Road Val Stone Woolverstone 14 The Chestnuts Hon Social Secretary Ipswich IP9 1BA Wrentham Eileen Madden [email protected] Beccles Farm Cottage Suffolk NR34 7EZ Bylam Lane Terry Sporle 01502 675493 Chelmondiston 65 Woodlands [email protected] Suffolk IP9 1HN Chelmondiston 01473 780431 Ipswich Hon Sailing Secretary [email protected] Suffolk IP9 1DU [email protected] Val Stone 14 The Chestnuts Hon House Secretary Sara Hopkinson Wrentham Andrew Milligan Stream Cottage Beccles 38 Collimer Close Pin Mill Suffolk NR34 7EZ Chelmondiston Ipswich 01502 675493 Suffolk IP9 1HX [email protected] 01473 780749 Suffolk IP9 1JH [email protected] [email protected] Hon Property Secretary Paul Hand Hon Treasurer 7 Sampson Drive Philip Balfe Bar Committee:- Long Melford Dion’s Cottage Jim Clarke Sudbury Pin Mill Road Francis Beaumont Suffolk CO10 9TF Chelmondiston Tim Grove 01787 313487 Suffolk IP9 1JF Bob Emmett [email protected] 01473 780603 [email protected] 2 PMSC Almanac 2009:Almanac 2008 16/3/09 14:11 Page 3 Sailing Together - PMSC’s answer to ‘lastminute.com!’ Splendid though they are, social events in the clubhouse are not all there is to PMSC! The water that laps our clubhouse wall connects us not only to a wide range of local ports and anchorages suitable for a weekend visit, but also beckons the more adventurous to the possibilities for longer distance sailing. Whether your taste is for the joys of cruising, watching the spectacle of barges or smacks racing, or participating in the challenge of a bit of yacht or dinghy racing, you need a means of keeping in touch with what others are doing in your club. To complement our many scheduled ‘organized’ sailing events, we encourage members to post their imminent cruising plans on an informal email network in order to help them to link up with other club members on more ‘ad hoc’ get- togethers. The purpose could be to meet up for a barbecue or a trip ashore, to gain familiarity with the passage or destination, or just for some company en route. Given the unpredictability of the weather (not to mention the composition of your crew!) it’s often easier to leave the decision about where to go on a particular sailing weekend to the last minute. Unfortunately this often results in your ending up at one of the same limited range of destinations thereby missing out on what might have been a great opportunity to socialise with other club members, and benefit from others’ knowledge of anchorages, pubs and other facilities. This year we will again use this email network to include reminders about forthcoming events, requests for crew and offers to crew, and any other topical items of potential interest to local sailors. Do please therefore join in – there’s no commitment – at the worst you will receive some emails saying where other club members are sailing to – and at best you will have some more enjoyable times on the water in the coming season. When the time comes, you just send a short email before the event to [email protected], to say (for example) that “<Boat name> is headed for the Deben on Saturday nth June probably mooring overnight at the Rocks or Waldringfield …” That message would go to all the people on the network and anyone interested in heading for the same destination could then liaise accordingly. Go on give it a try – what have you got to lose? To register your details (you can unsubscribe yourself at any time), just go to http://www.pmsc.org.uk/cruising.htm and follow the simple instructions. 3 PMSC Almanac 2009:Almanac 2008 16/3/09 14:11 Page 4 SUMMER PROGRAMME 2009 CLASS A - Cruising yachts with Portsmouth Handicap up to and including 1140 CLASS B - Cruising yachts with Portsmouth Handicap 1283 and over 4 CLUBS RIVER SERIES (EVENING STAR TROPHY) The first three boats from each Club to complete each race in the series will attract points according to their overall position on handicap. Points will be awarded as follows; 1st- 1 point; 2nd – 2 points; 3rd – 3 points and so on. All races to count, this changes RRS A4. Where fewer than three yachts enter from any one Club in any race, the absent yachts will be scored as the number of entries on the day plus 3. Yachts retiring will be scored as the number of entries on the day plus 1. The Club with the smallest total number of points will win each race and the Club with the smallest number of points over all three races will be the Series Champions. If only one vessel enters any race, the race will be void. TIME TRIAL COURSES Start and Finish Line: Orwell No 1 bearing 90°. Exit and return through harbour at sea courses. B Class: (Anti Clockwise): Medusa (P), NE Gunfleet (P), Rough Towers E Cardinal (P), Rough Towers W Cardinal (P), Cork Sands Beacon (P), Landguard (S). (Or Clockwise): Same course in reverse order with marks left to Starboard except Landguard (P) A Class: Marks are Medusa, Sunk Head Tower, Long Sand Head, Cork Sand Beacon, either clockwise or anti clockwise. Vessels must pass to the west of Landguard when entering and leaving the harbour. (C. 40nm.) Exact details for both time trials can be found in the library. Time Trials can be completed at any time between 1st May and 1st October 4 PMSC Almanac 2009:Almanac 2008 16/3/09 14:11 Page 5 CRUISING AND RACING EVENTS 2009 Date Start Event HW May 1 Time Trials begin May 16 10:00 4CRS race 1 (RHYC Host) 17:03 May 23 Bank Holiday Cruise- Backwaters and Deben 11:35 May 30 Family Weekend Cruise – Stone Point 17:12 June 6 Lunchtime BBQ at Erwarton Ness 11:39 June 13 10:00 4CRS race 2 (PMSC Host) 15:52 June 27 Cruise to London -St Katharine’s Marina 16:05 June 27 Family Weekend Cruise – Wrabness 16:05 July 3 18:45- Evening series Race 1 21:47 19:00 July 4 10:00 Smack and Working boat race 10:22 July 11 Passage Match July 11 Dinghy Regatta (Open) 14:56 July 18 10:00 Barge Match 08:31 July 31 18:45- Evening Series Race 2 20:10 19:00 Aug TBD Two dinghy events are planned at Alton Water during August. Dates to be decided. Aug 8 Cruise to Chatham Historic Dockyard 14:08 Aug 14 18:45- Evening series Race 3 17:52 19:00 Aug 15 10:00 June and Ward Cups Race 19:08 Aug 28 18:45- Evening series race 4 18:09 19:00 Aug 29 Bank Holiday Mystery Cruise 19:29 Sept 5 10:00 4CRS Race 3 (SSC Host) 13:11 Sept 12 10:00 Regatta (Open) 17:28 Sept 13 10:00 RNLI Race (Open) 18:47 Sept 26 10:00 4CRS race 4 (OYC Host) 17:28 Oct 1 Time Trials end NB.
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