HARD TIDY UP
At last the days are staying lighter a bit longer - a harbinger of warmer times to come.
On March 1st we change to Sunday afternoon sailing but your hardmaster would like to take advantage of your early rising habit by having the biannial tidy of the hard in the morning, when you have been normally sailing.
It is imperative to have these 'tidy ups' or things rapidly get in a mess. It also serves as a good social gathering when everyone is working together for the common good, so do your best to attend and help.
A list will be on the club notice board for people to say they can help, and to identify any particular jobs they would like to do. However, please still come down even if you don't get chance to add your name to the list.
The OOD box and boathouse need a coat of wood stain/fence satin and if anyone has a spare tub of Brown they don’t want can they bring it along. Also to bring shovels, yard brushes, tree pruners etc.
Posted on behalf of your Committee and Hardmaster
JW
On March 1st we change to Sunday afternoon sailing but your hardmaster would like to take advantage of your early rising habit by having the biannial tidy of the hard in the morning, when you have been normally sailing.
It is imperative to have these 'tidy ups' or things rapidly get in a mess. It also serves as a good social gathering when everyone is working together for the common good, so do your best to attend and help.
A list will be on the club notice board for people to say they can help, and to identify any particular jobs they would like to do. However, please still come down even if you don't get chance to add your name to the list.
The OOD box and boathouse need a coat of wood stain/fence satin and if anyone has a spare tub of Brown they don’t want can they bring it along. Also to bring shovels, yard brushes, tree pruners etc.
Posted on behalf of your Committee and Hardmaster
JW
posted by John Wilber at
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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