SPRAYTALK Mar 10 Spraytalk March 2010 Newsletter of the Perth Dinghy Sailing Club

COMMODORE’S

COMMENT

We are well into the second half of the season and there are now only a handful of weekends left until the end of the season. Just think of all those winter chores that are waiting to be started…

It was a busy Christmas period at the Club with

the Javelins hosting their Australian Championships. I would like to thank all the volunteers who took time out to come down and help run the regatta, particularly with both Brad and myself being away. I understand the volunteers in the galley, safety boat and start crews and organising committee did a fantastic job to ensure the regatta was a great success.

Congratulations to all the touring members and families who competed in their respective National and/or World Championships over

Christmas. From the reports I’ve received everyone had a great time, although not always doing as well on the water as hoped.

Thank you to members who contributed a plate for Life Members’ Day afternoon tea. Unfortunately there were not as many life members present this year as normal, but the competitors didn’t seem to mind too much, with lots of food on offer when they came in from sailing. Thanks to the ladies for the tremendous afternoon tea. We also had a catered meal on Life Members’ Day which was very successful and I would like to thank all who stayed to enjoy the

night.

Unfortunately we did not have any members from the 2/4th Machine Gunners come down for the annual Anketell Memorial Trophy (held in conjunction with Life Members Day) as many of them are unable to attend, but I would like to thank them for the kind donation we receive every year.

Many of our classes and members sailed at Koombana Bay Sailing Club over the Labour Day long weekend. It was great to see the International 14 back again this year and enough wind to get us around the course. Everyone I spoke to enjoyed

Page 1 of 12 PDSC WEBSITE - www.perthsailing.org.au SPRAYTALK Mar 10 themselves and I would encourage you all to sail on the river recently taking out the attend next year to enjoy this brief getaway. Department of Marine and Harbours speed challenge in the monohull section. For more info I invite all sailors and their families to stay back on the class see the website at www.javelins.org after sailing to use and enjoy the Club facilities. It would be great to have good representation from This year, 2010, is the 50th year of the Javelin all classes at the daily presentations after sailing, class in and New Zealand and the so the pennants can be collected and winners Nationals along with the South Pacific congratulated. We endeavour to commence Championships will be held in over presentation at 6pm and they normally only go for the Christmas and New Year period on the about 15 minutes. Mornington Peninsular at McCrae Yacht Club.

I would like to wish all members the best of luck This year’s regatta was very professionally run by for the remainder of the season and encourage you Mr Kim Peaker from South Perth donating his all to attend the remaining social events the Club time along with the time of many volunteers from has planned: PDSC which made it one of the best regattas for • Last day of the season – Saturday 17 the class in a long time. April; There was a mixture of breezes ranging from 2 • Junior presentation – Sunday 16 May knots through to 18 knots providing some close (3pm); and and exciting racing amongst the fleet. • Senior presentations – Saturday 23 May The boats from Melbourne dominated in the light (7pm). variable conditions with Liquor Box - Brett Taylor and John Newman winning 4 heats and Commodore Drew Farrar Himalayan Woman - Aaron Hirst and Paul Newman winning 2 heats. The remaining 3 heats were won by Ronstan Racing Red - Russell Hanrahan and Chris Woodward in somewhat JAVELIN JIVE fresher conditions. The championship was one by Liquor Box with a heat to spare but the minor placings were up for grabs going into the last heat.

Final Placings: 1st Liquor Box Brett Taylor and John Newman, Vic 2nd Himalayan Woman Aaron Hirst and Paul Newman, Vic 3rd Ronstan Racing Red Russell Hanrahan and

Chris Woodward, WA The 39th Gibbscorp National Javelin Seniors Overall: Championships were held at the Perth Dinghy st Sailing Club from the 27th of December 2009 the 1 Fuzzy Logic 4th of January. Paul Kunzli and Ian Furlong, WA Consistency: st The regatta attracted a fleet of 26 boats with 1 The Boss representatives from Victoria, Esperance and Ben Mawson and Daniel Bright, WA Western Australia attending including young Olympic hopeful Robbie Gibbs to compete. Chris Woodward

The Javelin class is enjoying a growth in all areas due its continued support of both younger and older sailors to race in a very competitive fleet. It is proving to be one of the most exciting classes to

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INTERNATIONAL 14ft SKIFF

Well the season is fast drawing to a close. It has been a very successful year once again for the I14's with the completion of their Worlds in at Xmas. The Australian Team of Devine/Jones, Massey/Wilsdon, Anderson/Coutts, Kristic/Wilson and Irwin/Perry took out the Teams Racing Title with Massey and Wilsdon going on to win the Open Worlds.

Luke Devine's new boat hit the water in Sydney and is looking the goods. Cameron Elliott is rumoured to have purchased a boat also. The rocket ship of Ben Austin's is also gracing the The WA contingent put in a great performance shores of WA and will be a welcome competitor both on and off the water with the younger to the WA fleet. We also have the number 3 brigade trying to emulate their fore-fathers in the Crew in the World in our fleet in the form of partying stakes, a little more practice maybe Willow. Welcome aboard!! required. One regatta down with many more to follow !!! The State Titles are now behind us after a great weekend away at Bunbury. Well done to Stuy All of the younger 14 guys shone at various stages Sloss and Courtney Love on a great performance of the regatta and the 3 older teams performed taking out the number one spot. extremely well and fought well above their weight - The teams of Hancock, Devine and Vance. Very With only a few weeks left we would like to see sad to say that Ray Hancock announced his as many boats on the water as possible. It looks retirement at the Regatta. This puts an end to a like we will have a few new boats in the fleet next career in the class that is a shining example to season with the Nats being held in SA. others of how it's done. We wish Hank all the best in the future and hope to see him on the water Brad Devine coaching some of the other guys and passing on some of his knowledge soon.

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CHERUB CHAT HERON HAPPENINGS

What a fantastic Nationals for all WA sailors, Where has the season gone it seems we just which was held at Mounts Bay Sailing Club started sailing and now the season is just about over the Christmas break. We used our over. knowledge of the local waters to gain some pleasing results. Heron numbers have not improved during the course of the season with some of our regulars

having to forgo sailing for more important There was extremely close racing with only a commitments (I don’t believe I typed that, as there few points separating the top 5 place getters. can’t be anything more important than sailing!) The series was won by Alison Chapman and Firstly, Anthony and Annette with all of the Rhys Mara on Sparky (NSW) followed by family pitching in to get their new swimming Steve and Blake Vance on Serenity Now school up and running. This has been a task of (PDSC). Third place went to Cunning mammoth proportions to install two fibreglass Linguist- Cam Rule and Todd Montgomery pools and all the decking, change rooms, toilets (MBSC) who sailed an exceptional and the many other requirements to comply with championship. Other noticeable place getters all of the local government and Dept. of Health were Fine Mess - Brennan Stead and Rob regulations. To Anthony and Annette, congratulations and good luck on your new Burvill in fifth and Back in Black - Todd venture with “A Plus Swim School”. The Locke’s McVee and Steve Fryer in tenth. XO sailed have only had a few sails this season as both by Telisha Crannage and Conor Keating Nicole and Stephen have had to concentrate on finished of with the first women’s crew school studies (See! there are some things that are trophy. Well done girls! more important than sailing.)

Peter Kneale has produced a brilliant DVD The annual trip to Koombana Bay Sailing Club showing all the thrills and spills over the was, as always, a great weekend on and off the series. The DVD is $30 and order forms can water with Anthony and Brien the only Herons be found on the cherub website sailing. Maybe next year we will have a few more (www.cherub.org.au) Heroner’s making the trip.

Last week we welcomed a new Heroner in Geoff There is only a few more races left of the club with son and daughter. Geoff did not enter the championship, so I encourage all sailors to race as he just went out for a short sail with the compete in the final races of the season. kids on board.

Renae Vance That’s about all for now - enjoy your sailing and your Club.

SOCIAL SCENE Iain Kane

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SIGNET SIGNPOST won’t be sailing in the near future. We all wish her a speedy recovery and hope to see

The SIGNETs are enjoying very close racing her and Mike at Talent Night. since the Christmas break with 5 boats, “Shamrock”, “The Phantom”, “Katie”, Peter Harffey “DAC” and “Just Meloe” all having recorded a Fastest Time. Any mistake on the water relegates you to the back of the fleet! This is SABRE SCENE reflected in the Championship racing where the State title will be decided on the last heat Well the seasons drawing to a close, with and the Club Championship is still wide open everyone still keen as mustard to keep sailing. So with 2 races to go. it looks like some winter sailing for the enthusiasts. John and Samantha in “DAC” have found great boat speed and on Saturday February The racing has been tight with everyone winning a trophy. The fleet has been growing with 15 13th recorded a First and Fastest then repeated boats on the register. Bill, Ray, Chris, Peter and the dose on the Sunday with a Fastest Time at Rob have been fighting it out for the major Pt Bouvard at the State Championship Heat. placing’s every week with the rest of the fleet just More Fastest Times will come if “DAC” stays behind. upright over the full course! Dennis and Peter in “The Menace” and Peter and Daniel in In the Club Championship 3 boats, Ray, Peter and “Double Trouble” both had excellent races at Bill have been fighting it out and it will go down Pt Bouvard, showing that they will be among to the wire. With consistency 4 boats are in the trophies at PDSC. contention, the same three boats plus Rob.

There is an addition to the SIGNET fleet with a restored boat “Just Add Water” skippered by Jesse Wagener and crewed by Jesse DeRoy. These boys are new to sailing and are really enjoying their time on the water. Their enthusiasm is a real boost to the class.

The 4th Club Championship Heat on February 6th was one to remember as only 2 boats were legitimate finishers. “The Phantom” and “Katie” (sailed by Guin and Catherine) sailed A small fleet went down to Bunbury on the long the full course while the rest of the fleet weekend. The wind was easterly all weekend and died on Monday morning. Rob Depiazzi took followed “Shamrock” and left out the final home the prizes but the fun didn’t stop there. The triangle. Not sure why but “The Phantom” battle of the BBQ was won by the Sabres. We and “Katie” were happy to take the points! were cooking on it first when the Jav boys (Mr President & Kev namely) then the Irish boys 6 boats travelled to Bunbury where we sailed (Signets) came over stirred us to hurry up etc Easterly courses for the whole regatta. plain verbal abuse. Unbeknown to them it was Overall “Just Meloe” and “Katie” tied for the our utensils & light being used, so grovelling was consistency trophy and all enjoyed the ocean required. sailing. Terry, Sugar Bowl Allen, has joined the Club One of our regular sailors, Jenny Geeland band on bass. The band played on the Sunday night and Terry acquitted himself really well on who sails with Jack on “Shamrock” has unfortunately broken her collar bone and

Page 5 of 12 PDSC WEBSITE - www.perthsailing.org.au SPRAYTALK Mar 10 his debut, so Sunday night was a late night for Talent Night should have happened by now. It most Dinghy Club members. should have been an ugly night. Thank you to the members who participated on the night and a Fundraising is going really well for the National special mention to our Sabrettes for their Title we are preparing to hold here and also for contribution as well. helping sailors travel to other National Titles. Vicki and Terry are doing a fantastic job in co- The red shirts are really catching on. We now ordinating the fundraising plans. Thanks to all for even have Sabre Cubs. Welcome Rylee and donations but particular mention to Mars, Glenn Kurtis (Terry and Vicki’s Grandchildren) and Bill with their very generous donations. Well done to everyone, we are on our way to our first The Sabres would also like to wish one of our $million…. If we move any more furniture for our good friends, a member of the finishing team and Garage Sale I will cry!! supporter of the Sabres, Norm (grumpy) Wear a speedy recovery from his recent illness.

The Sabres will have 3 fun races on Easter Saturday starting about 1.00pm at PDSC.

We also have a couple of boats for sale if anyone is interested.

Remember Sabre sailors do it single-handed.

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MUDLARKS

Since the last Spray talk the mudlarks have been very busy. Many of the newer sailors have started to venture out into deeper water and even finished their first races. In the last few races up to twelve mudlarks have headed out to start the race. Well done to everyone sailors, parents and of course Tom and Renae.

A very successful well attended luncheon was th held at the Dinghy Club on Valentine’s Day. On the 14 of February six sailors rigged up Thanks to the Sabrette’s for all their hard work in and sailed across to join the Mounts Bay organising a very enjoyable day, they are a very Mudlark fleet for a series of six races. The valuable part of the Sabre community. sail across was fun, however as the morning progressed, the wind died out. These very Bill Gilham represented the P.D.S.C. at the light winds were a real test to some of the Australian Masters Games in Geelong recently. sailors. As the presentations finished the sea Sailing a hired Sabre he came third in the first breeze started which gave the children a race. Being unknown from Perth they thought fantastic sail back to club. this can’t happen so they stitched him up after that, but he had a good time and learnt a lot… The 7th of March saw four of the sailors head maybe too much. to Claisebrook Picnic Day and participate in a This month there is a write up on the WA Sabre demonstration sail, promoting mudlarks and Class in the Have A Go Newspaper March our club. It was great to see Sean and edition. Jonathon having fun and dealing with the different water confidently. Thanks to Emelia and Richard who also came along. A big

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upcoming Mudlark State Championships Last Sunday some of the older mudlark which is to be hosted by Perth Dinghy Sailing sailors joined the JDs on a marathon sail Club. All sailors are fine tuning their boats in down the river. Lots of fun was had by all. preparation for this championship held over

the Easter long weekend. The 27th of March sees the club host an invitational race for all the mudlarks from the The number of boats in the Mudlark racing other clubs. It should be a great time and a fleet has increased which is great to see. chance to make sure we are all ready for the Nearly every week another sailor is state championship. completing their first race and making it

around the racetrack. Many of the newest The final big event of the year is the Mudlark sailors are conquering their fears and sailing State Championships which will be hosted by out into the deeper waters. the club over the Easter weekend. If there are any club members out there that give us a A couple of weeks ago some sailors were able hand on or off shore during the weekend or to see the “Open Bic” class of boat as they sponsor a race please let Jan Thomas know. raced against the Mudlarks. However, due to Your help will be greatly appreciated as the the lack of breeze unfortunately the race was mudlarks are the future sailors of our club. abandoned. It was a good opportunity for the

sailors to see a bigger and complex boat that Jan Thomas is an upgrade from a Mudlark, and may possibly be sailed at our club in the future.

The Jaydees, coached by Daniel Moore, are improving in all aspects of their sailing. Last weekend they sailed to Point Walter, which would have been a good experience for all involved.

Mudlarks- remember to get your nominations in for the States and continue to have fun sailing!

Renae Vance

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PROVISIONAL RESULTS FOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS (after 5 races with 4 to count) Pos'n Boat No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 INTERNATIONAL 14 Del Boca Brad Devine/Andrew 1 AUS 661 Vista Wilson 25 5 1( 1) 2( 2) [ 20](DNF) 1( 1) 1( 1) 2 AUS 654 Shark Bait Steve Walters /Sam Batt 19 12 2( 2) 1( 1) 7( 7) 2( 2) [ 7]( 7) DVF David Von Felten/Justin 3 AUS 602 Carpentry Walford 21 13 3( 3) 3( 3) 3( 3) 4( 4) [ 8]( 8) 4 AUS 648 Reactor Ian Arber/Drew Farrar 44 24 [ 20](DNF) 5( 5) 8( 8) 5( 5) 6( 6) 5 AUS 400 Jo-Anne Bill Devine /Phil Vance 38 26 7( 7) [ 12]( 12) 6( 6) 3( 3) 10( 10) Royston 6 AUS 637 Vasey Graeme Lillis/Ben Lawrie 50 30 20(DNF) 4( 4) 2( 2) [ 20](DNC) 4( 4) 7 AUS 624 Jet Tim Vance/Greg Vance 53 33 6( 6) 9( 9) 9( 9) [ 20](DNC) 9( 9) Stuart Sloss/Courtney 8 AUS 626 Snatch Mahar 54 34 20(DNF) 6( 6) [ 20](DNF) 6( 6) 2( 2) David Lugg/Dave 9 AUS14 Bullet Bramley 54 34 20(DNC) [ 20](DNC) 4( 4) 7( 7) 3( 3) Carbon 10 AUS 662 Comet 2 Luke Devine/Cam Elliott 66 46 20(DNC) 20(DNC) 1( 1) [ 20](DNC) 5( 5) Phil Vance/Andrew 11 AUS627 Deep Purple Vance 66 46 20(DNC) 10( 10) 5( 5) [ 20](DNC) 11( 11) Graeme Everett/Garry 12 AUS 601 WOW Sloss 76 56 5( 5) 11( 11) 20(DNC) 20(DNC) [ 20](DNC) Steve Vance /Blake 13 AUS 631 Final Target Vance 76 56 20(DNF) 8( 8) 20(DNC) 8( 8) [ 20](DNC) 14 AUS 2 OJ Nigel Smith 82 62 20(DNC) 20(DNF) 10( 10) [ 20](DNC) 12( 12) Michael Navarro/Ian 15 AUS 621 Wasabi Furlong 84 64 4( 4) 20(DNC) 20(DNC) 20(DNC) [ 20](DNC) Rohan Van Dongen/Ben 16 AUS 608 Roofing 2000 Lawrie 87 67 20(DNC) 7( 7) 20(DNC) 20(DNC) [ 20](DNC)

Pos'n Boat No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 SABRE 1 1795 Aero Bill Gillham 17 5 [ 12](DNF) 1( 1) 1( 1) 1( 1) 2( 2) 2 1792 Jam Side Down Ray Martin 11 7 1( 1) 2( 2) 2( 2) 2( 2) [ 4]( 4) 3 1714 Out Of The Blue Peter Wheatland 16 12 2( 2) 3( 3) 4( 4) [ 4]( 4) 3( 3) 4 1800 Mums The Word II Rob Depiazzi 22 17 3( 3) 4( 4) 5( 5) 5( 5) [ 5]( 5) 5 1654 Sacsayhauman Chris Blackburn 35 21 14(DNC) [ 14](DNC) 3( 3) 3( 3) 1( 1) 6 1818 Goin Solo II Brian Jones 28 21 4( 4) 5( 5) [ 7]( 7) 6( 6) 6( 6) 7 1007 Against the Wind Chas Lane 51 37 14(DNC) [ 14](DNC) 9( 9) 7( 7) 7( 7) 8 1566 Pearl Glenn Lewis 56 42 14(DNC) 14(DNC) 6( 6) 8( 8) [ 14](DNC) 9 1796 Tango Karl Scholtz 64 50 14(DNC) 14(DNC) 8( 8) 14(DNC) [ 14](DNC) 10 1814 Box Broomstick Steve Carroll 65 51 12(DNF) 14(DNC) 11( 11) 14(DNC) [ 14](DNF) 11 1417 Sugar Bowl Terry Allen 66 52 14(DNC) 14(DNC) 10( 10) 14(DNF) [ 14](DNC)

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Boat Pos'n No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 JAVELIN Russell Hanrahan/Chris 1 681 Racing Red Woodward 11 7 1( 1) 3( 3) 2( 2) [ 4]( 4) 1( 1) Dale Oakley/Daniel 2 678 Harken Fast Moore 13 7 2( 2) 2( 2) 1( 1) [ 6]( 6) 2( 2) Ben Mawson/Dan 3 663 The Boss Bright 13 9 3( 3) 1( 1) [ 4]( 4) 2( 2) 3( 3) Rob McGregor/Greg 4 672 The Edge Moore 44 23 9( 9) 6( 6) [ 21](DNC) 3( 3) 5( 5) Rob Devenish/Shaun 5 664 Impact Pickrell 36 25 6( 6) [ 11]( 11) 8( 8) 5( 5) 6( 6) Rob Thomas/Kevin 6 677 Windrush Depiazzi 41 31 8( 8) 10( 10) 6( 6) [ 10]( 10) 7( 7) John Gammon /Geoff 7 665 KEN Gammon 59 38 4( 4) 5( 5) 21(DNC) 8( 8) [ 21](DNC) Greg Pearson/Rohan 8 682 Carbon Copy Pickrell 63 42 7( 7) 7( 7) 7( 7) 21(DNC) [ 21](DNC) Gordon Sweby/Jon 9 680 Banzai Abbott 64 43 21(DNC) 9( 9) 5( 5) [ 21](DNC) 8( 8) David Jones /Gary 10 662 Kraca Matson 74 53 21(DNC) 21(DNC) [ 21](DNC) 7( 7) 4( 4) Paul Kunzli/Malcom 11 668 Fuzzy Logic Paine 77 56 10( 10) 4( 4) 21(DNC) 21(DNC) [ 21](DNC) Brien Hennessy 12 676 Fat Boys /Andrew Hacket 85 64 21(DNC) 21(DNC) 21(DNC) 1( 1) [ 21](DNC) Phil Eastwood/Greg 13 675 Why Do You Ask Wear 85 64 21(DNC) 13( 13) 9( 9) 21(DNC) [ 21](DNF) Communication 14 651 Breakdown Tim Spencer/Ian Hobbs 90 64 [ 26](DNF) 12( 12) 10( 10) 21(DNF) 21(DNC) Brian Kerman/Michael 15 671 Swan Song Wear 87 66 21(DNC) 21(DNC) 3( 3) 21(DNC) [ 21](DNF) Warren Pavey/Mike 16 396 Himalayan Woman Cunneen 93 72 21(DNC) 21(DNC) 21(DNC) 9( 9) [ 21](DNF) Batteries Not Charles Spargo/Ashley 17 679 Included Bright 100 74 [ 26](DNF) 21(DNC) 21(DNC) 11( 11) 21(DNC)

Boat Pos'n No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 SIGNET 1 884 The Phantom Kim Prance/Jeff McAuliffe 10 6 1( 1) [ 4]( 4) 1( 1) 3( 3) 1( 1) 2 831 Katie Peter Harffey/Guin Hodges 14 9 2( 2) 3( 3) 2( 2) 2( 2) [ 5]( 5) 3 879 Shamrock Jack Girvin/Jenny Geelen 22 10 4( 4) 1( 1) [ 12](DNF) 1( 1) 4( 4) 4 880 Just Meloe Rob Warner/Sean Glisson 33 21 12(DNC) 2( 2) [ 12](DNC) 4( 4) 3( 3) Double Peter Wagener/Daniel 5 577 Trouble Wagener 42 30 12(DNC) 6( 6) [ 12](DNF) 6( 6) 6( 6) John Glisson/Samantha 6 829 DAC Glisson 43 31 12(DNC) 12(DNC) [ 12](DNF) 5( 5) 2( 2) 7 768 Shredder Carl Barham/Liam Barham 51 39 3( 3) 12(DNC) 12(DNC) 12(DNC) [ 12](DNC) Dennis Thompson/Peter 8 890 The Menace Murray 53 41 12(DNC) 5( 5) 12(DNF) 12(DNC) [ 12](DNC) Jesse Wagener/Jesse De 9 796 Just Add Wind Rooy 55 43 12(DNC) 12(DNC) 12(DNC) [ 12](DNF) 7( 7)

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Boat Pos'n No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 JD Richard Thomas/Rebecca 1 41 Fleur de Lis Ferrari 8 6 2( 2) 2( 2) [ 2]( 2) 1( 1) 1( 1) May Contain 2 31 Nuts Ryan Smith/Zoe Colangelo 20 11 3( 3) 3( 3) 3( 3) [ 9](DNC) 2( 2) Two Little Matthew Depiazzi/Luke 3 19 Buggers Depiazzi 21 12 1( 1) 1( 1) 1( 1) 9(DNF) [ 9](DNF) 4 22 Indi Virginia Horn/Jessika Depiazzi 35 25 10(DNF) 4( 4) [ 10](DNF) 2( 2) 9(DNF)

Boat Pos'n No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 HERON Little Ren 1 10230 Hen David Horn/Emilia Horn 9 6 2( 2) [ 3]( 3) 1( 1) 1( 1) 2( 2) Brien Hennesy/Genevieve 2 10159 Sandstorm Hennesy 25 14 1( 1) 1( 1) 11(DNC) [ 11](DNC) 1( 1) Cheque 3 10239 Mate Kelvin Taylor/Kieran Brown 25 14 3( 3) 5( 5) 4( 4) 2( 2) [ 11](DNC) 4 10243 Rockin Robin Iain Kane /Lara Grehan 25 14 [ 11](DNF) 4( 4) 3( 3) 3( 3) 4( 4) Floating 5 10160 Dollar Anthony Dvorak/Holly Dawkins 29 18 11(DNF) 2( 2) 2( 2) [ 11](DNC) 3( 3) Peter Stickland /Grace 6 9920 Stele Stickland 31 20 [ 11](DNF) 6( 6) 5( 5) 4( 4) 5( 5)

Boat Pos'n No Boat Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 CHERUB 1 3135 Serenity Now Steve Vance/Blake Vance 5 4 1( 1) 1( 1) 1( 1) 1( 1) [ 1]( 1) Brave Sir Matt Harskamp/Jamie 2 3146 Robbin Harskamp 13 9 [ 4]( 4) 2( 2) 3( 3) 2( 2) 2( 2) 3 3084 Back in Black Todd Mc Vee/Steve Fryer 14 10 2( 2) [ 4]( 4) 2( 2) 3( 3) 3( 3) 4 3085 Smach Down Daniel Hacket/Peter Kneale 33 22 10(DNF) [ 11](DNC) 4( 4) 4( 4) 4( 4) 5 3130 Fine Mess Brennan Stead/Rob Burville 39 28 3( 3) 3( 3) 11(DNC) 11(DNC) [ 11](DNC) Who Made 6 3107 Who Renae Vance /Rachel Jones 43 32 11(DNC) 11(DNC) 5( 5) 5( 5) [ 11](DNC) Telisha Crannage /Conor 7 3150 XO Keating 48 37 10(DNF) 5( 5) 11(DNC) 11(DNC) [ 11](DNC) 8 3112 GO Matthew Jones/Daniel Lucas 50 39 11(DNC) 11(DNC) 6( 6) 11(DNC) [ 11](DNC) 9 3123 Juicy Alistair Standing/Daniel Cappy 50 39 11(DNC) 6( 6) 11(DNC) 11(DNC) [ 11](DNC)

Boat Boat Pos'n No Name Skipper/Crew Total Nett 31/10/09 21/11/09 05/12/09 06/02/10 06/03/10 20/03/10 MUDLARK (after 6 races with 5 to count) 1 19M Homer Ben Gallagher 31 7 1( 1) 1( 1) [ 24](DNC) 2( 2) 2( 2) 1( 1) 2 15 Intruder Callum Green 9 7 2( 2) 2( 2) 1( 1) 1( 1) 1( 1) [ 2]( 2) 3 268 Comet Emilia Horn 40 16 [ 24](DNC) 4( 4) 2( 2) 3( 3) 3( 3) 4( 4) 4 47 Popeye Luke Thomas 42 18 3( 3) 3( 3) 3( 3) 6( 6) [ 24](DNC) 3( 3) 5 134 Snoopy Tait Kunzli 68 44 24(DNC) 5( 5) 4( 4) 4( 4) [ 24](DNC) 7( 7) 6 146 Sebastion Ethan Slaven 71 47 24(DNC) [ 24](DNC) 6( 6) 5( 5) 4( 4) 8( 8) William 7 105 Flipper Thomas 71 47 24(DNC) [ 24](DNC) 5( 5) 7( 7) 5( 5) 6( 6) Miranda 8 236 Ray CB Slaven 109 85 24(DNC) 24(DNC) 24(DNC) 8( 8) [ 24](DNC) 5( 5)

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SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS

The following members and their companies have agreed to be Day Trophy or Program sponsors for the current season and we would encourage all members to recognise their contribution to the club.

AZZTEK KITCHENS EVERETT SMITH and Co Aaron Rekman 9581 8000 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS BLACKLINE ACCOUNTING E.C. 824 Jo-Dee Mansell 6201 7877 26 SARICH COURT BRAD DEVINE ROOFING OSBORNE PARK Brad Devine 0408 930 003 9445 1244 CJW MARINE MAINTENANCE Chris Woodward 0418 943 367

COTTESLOE ANIMAL HOSPITAL RAY HANCOCK Dr Don Nickels 9384 1877 FLOORCOVERINGS EVERETT SMITH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 24 ENTERPRISE CRES. John (Fred) Everett 9445 1244 MALAGA

GREG VANCE PLUMBING & Co 9248 6666 Greg Vance 0419 913 965

IRDI LEGAL Gus Irdi 9443 2544

KERMAN CONTRACTING 9364 8466

L.B. DEVINE AGENCIES TROPHIES KERMAN CONTRACTING Pty Lesley & Bill Devine 9276 5946 Ltd

RAY HANCOCK FLOORCOVERINGS PROJECT MANAGERS AND Ray Hancock 9248 6666 CONSTRUCTORS STRUCTURAL CIVIL RIVER CONTRACTING SERVICES MECHANICAL Greg Pearson 0418 940 448 9364 8466 WEMBLEY PLUMBING

Stuart Sloss 9381 6669

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PDSC Volunteers Senior Presentation wanted Night

The Club will be hosting State Date: Saturday 23rd May 2010 Championships for the Mudlark Time: 7.00pm and Javelin Classes over Easter.

More details to follow soon! If you are able to provide assistance in the canteen over the Regatta, please contact Kay Horn 9382 4053.

Thankyou Anglicare Daisy House and the Greenwood Branch of St Vincent De Paul would, once again, like to thank the members of the Perth Dinghy Sailing Club for their generous hamper that was donated for the Christmas Appeal. They were able to make the festive season a more joyous occasion for numerous families and individuals as a result of your generosity.

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