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The snow is almost gone (except in high places) and we have had some pretty nice days down on the docks the past week. Activity is evident as members start preparations for the coming season. The first club cruise is not scheduled until April but there is no reason why we cannot be out on some of these fine days. The racing

group is already en>oying some good times on the water during their Sunday events. The @round Hog BrunchCHot Dum Dace and the Meet & @reet event in January were great successes. Most of the new members were able to attend the Meet & @reet and we had a fine turn out of continuing members. All en>oyed lots of talk while nibbling the delicious goodies. Three of our retiring members, Terry and Sheryl Ison and Don Jatson, were also able to attend, giving us a chance to wish them well. @round Hog Day saw another popular event with a good sized crowd for the brunch and several boats participating in the race. Many thanks to those who organized the events and to June and her crew for the wonderful food at both events. con$in&'d on *+,' -

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Commodore’s Report By Jon Healey

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Calendar

The winter chill doesn’t deter our

intrepid racing fleet! Skippers prepare to

set sail in the Ben Mohr Rock race on January 11th, first of the new season.

More pictures of winter fun inside.

3rd 1900 Board Meeting 8th 1030 McMillan Trophy Race 14th 1800 Valentine’s Day Skipper’s Choice Potluck Dinner 22nd 0930 Walker Rock Race 24th 1900 General Meeting 27th 1700 Pub Night

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3rd 1900 Board Meeting 8th 1030 Spring One-Day Regatta 17th 1800 St. Patrick’s Potluck Social 21st 1030 Round Penders Race, Day 1 22nd 1030 Round Penders Race, Day 2 28th TBA Prop & Zinc Scraping Day

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NOTICE

Saltspring Island Sailing Club General Meeting

Tuesday, Feb 24th 2009

Agenda: ! Call to Order 1900 hours ! Commodore’s remarks ! Minutes of Nov 25, 2008 AGM ! Business arising from minutes ! Treasurer’s report ! Report of officers

• Vice Commodore: Review of proposed roof contract and colour scheme for repainting the club house

• Rear Commodore • Fleet Captain, Cruising • Fleet Captain, Racing • Fleet Captain, Dinghy • Wharfinger • Staff Captain • Past Commodore

! New business ! Adjournment

Pick up your copy at the clubhouse!

Prop Scraping & Zinc Replacement!

A lot of members missed this deal last year, so don’t miss it this year! Once again, we are organizing a day of prop scraping and zinc replacement on Saturday March 28th with Sunday as a back-up day. You provide the zincs and we do the work! Russ Murcheson, the diver, has agreed to keep the cost at the previous rate of $30.00 per boat for both the prop scraping and the zinc replacement. Jim Ganderton will do the organizing, so all you have to do is send Jim an email at gandertons@shaw.ca with your boat name and your slip number and he will organize the sequence and be able to give you an approximate time for the work to be done.

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Pub Night Friday Feb 27 • 1700 hrs Cheers! Your hosts: Michael & Lynn Clark

Vice Commodore’s Report By Chris Gadsby

-anuary has been a very busy month for House and Grounds with our Committee meeting held on -anuary 13th to plan projects for this year and discuss future improvements. We have decided to wait until August for fall weather to paint

the clubhouse. Here is a summary of other projects underwayB Clubhouse roof C the Board has selected a contractor from the five bids received and will recommend this to our membership at the February 24th General Meeting. The roof will be steel and installed in March. Don Dashwood has been a great help in evaluating the bids. The colour scheme selected for the club-house features a light blue steel roof and eggnog walls to match the gatehouse, the shed and ultimately the A-frame Lwhen they are also paintedM. The concept drawing here C also posted on the club-house board C illustrates the colour scheme. Thanks to Lorne ShantQ for his artistic rendering.

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Work will proceed in the neRt month or two to install photocell lights and plugs Lfor special eventsM in the parking lots. Many thanks to Bob Reynolds for coordinating this. The ReorganiQation Committee is developing an integrated plan for cabinets, trophy storage and furniture for the clubhouse. Thanks to -une Simmons, -ill Sydneysmith and Susannah Devitt for their work on this. They will also be hanging the superb photographs of all our Past Commodores which have been enlarged,

reprinted and framed by Linda Matteson-Reynolds. Thank you so much Linda. Marc Lalonde and Peter Toby will be building a bar cabinet for additional storage behind our bar. It should be a great addition. Thanks guysV Finally, we have booked all tents, toilets, tables, chairs and garbage

containers for the Round Saltspring Race. We will be looking for additional volunteers to help us staff the grounds for that event. It is very satisfying to work with such an enthusiastic group of club members. !

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Staff Captain’s Report By $une Simmons

The !e# %ember %eet & +reet Pub

!ight on /riday, $anuary 25rd had more

than 70 members in attendance, even with competition with Robbie Burns’ Night at the Begion. De will change the date for our event in future years to a different weekend. $enny Barrio, aided andHor hindered by my

kids Ieith and Thomas, set up and decorated the serving tables with sparkling glass gems and glowing candles. I was busy in the kitchen and Kordon /ord manned the bar. Many thanks to $enny, Bucy /ord, $ill Sydneysmith, new member Miane Alton-Iaighin and everyone who pitched in to help.

Sunday, $anuary 25th was the +round

4og Day 4ot Rum Race and 75

people braved the slippery roads to get there. $ill Sydneysmith, Qolleen ShantR, Qarol Morris, Miane Alton-Iaighin, myself and, most importantly, Kordon /ord Swith the rumT, had food and drink ready when the crowd arrived. $enny

Barrio and Michelle Mech stepped in to help the kitchen crew during clean-up and I deserted them with the temperamental dishwasher to go sailing in the race. The busy $anuary weekend felt like my first real test as Staff Qaptain. but, with the help of many people, I Upassed,V had a lot of fun and feel more comfortable with the Wob now. To cap-off the weekend, Scott and I won the race. Book your calendars for Saturday, /ebruary 14th Skipper=s Choice

Potluck Dinner at 1800 hours, hosted by [icki and Kary Morrison.

And don’t miss the next Pub !ight on /riday, /ebruary 2]th at 1]00

hours hosted by Bynn and Michael Qlark. Areaking !e#s Blash ^ Kood news for all you beer drinkers out there.

_ou spoke and we listened. The club has purchased real glasses for beer. Qome to /ebruary’s events and break them in. If anyone wants to host a pub night in the coming months please contact me at strawberryexp`yahoo.com or S250T 55]-1429 or 55]-1485. ! H"T T%ME (T THE )R"+N- H") -(. H"T R+M R(/E (N- BR+N/H Right 5from top;< =une Simmons serves Bob /oles a heaping platefulG Bar /aptain )ordon Iord pours the grogG Jarl and Michelle Mech look like satisfied customersG )ene -rMymala spins a yarn to a skeptical Harold BrochmannG Ruth and Oes Price enjoy the repast. (bove< Hardworking helpers =enny Barrio, =ill Sydneysmith and /arol Morris, our galley Uueens.

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"o sane person would consider putting the words 3ngland, January and holiday in the same sentence, yet here 8 am on the north west coast being sand blasted by a biting wind howling off the 8rish Sea< At least it’s not snowing ? yet @@

After cancellation of the two Snowflake Races in December and the Dot Rum Race on "ew Eear’s Day due to the snowy conditions, the race group keenly assembled for the Ben Mohr Rock Race on

January FFth< This was the first race of the new season and FH boats assembled for the nine nautical mile circuit< A short upwind start around a missing Irace Joint mark was followed by a downwind spinnaker run out of the harbour< !m# and $al'en*e led

the pack out to Captain Jassage where spinnakers

were dropped for the close haul over to Ben Mohr< Oith shifting winds lightening for the lead boats as they returned through the passage, !m# passed and pulled away from $al'en*e and as the winds filled in behind the

second group of boats closed the gap on approach to the finish line< !m# was first

across the line and winner on corrected time followed by +er-n /or1 2an3an4o1 Boomer1

6lec*ra1 8a9'91 $al'en*e1 Baron :ou4e and <rb'*ra4e< >ara?9 @A'9#er was D"P<

The Annual Groundhog Day Brunch and reverse

handicap race was thrown open to the whole membership this year as we combined it with the previously cancelled Hot Rum Brunch< The

January QRth event was attended by around SR club members and crew who did a fine Tob of helping

June, our Staff Captain, empty her freezer of all the pies and Vuiches purchased for the Dot Rum Brunch< Portified by lunch and the Dot Rum punch, FQ boats participated in the reverse handicap race around Batt Rock and Oelbury Spar< Boomer ran out as the uneWpected winner of the race with !m# and $al'en*e taking second and

third spots< Thanks to June and her team for putting the food together and to Ireg and Xle for looking after the racing side of things in my absence< Oork on the 2999 RSSI Race is underway with

most of the organizing team in place< A rallying cry for volunteers will be sent out later in the Spring< "eWt race is the McMillan Trophy Race on

Pebruary Yth followed by the @alker Rock Race on

the QQnd< The Boyz Cruz to the San Juans then

takes place the last weekend in Pebruary< 8f you need details please contact Zeith Simpson, our Mother Den in Training (MD8T)< !

The Racing Forum By Jete McIovern, 2lee* $a#*a'n1 :ac'n4

Left% Fandango on the

misty downwind leg of the Ben Mohr Rock Race. Above% Boomer

aced the Hot Rum Race; Above right% @inning skipper Scott Simmons had his day in the sun; Right% Checkin’ the trim in

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Cruising News By Rob 'enny, Fleet Captain+ Cruising

Hello, again, to all who may be thinking about cruising this year. We had wonderful participation last year, and > have every reason to believe this year will be even better. Now is the time to do a little planning and preparation. Aou may have already had your charts and cruising books out to study them. What about starting some little projects to get your boats readyC Maybe this is a good time

to take your flag staff home and varnish it, or make up some new curtains for your boat. >f you are like me, you probably have a list of things you want to do to your boat. > want to tell you about a little project > have going in my workshop this winter. >t started with a friend and myself chatting about building a boat from one sheet of plywood. This sounded like a challenge > could rise to, so > made three cardboard models, using a scale that could be transferred to the full size plywood sheet. One of those models > liked well enough to try it full size with 1I8K doorskin ply Lvery cheapM, and fastened together with plastic zip ties. > made some very slight modifications to it and decided to go for the real thing, in N mm Ocume ply, using the doorskin pieces as patterns. The real thing was also held together with plastic ties, then a strip of fiberglass epoxied inside and outside of the seams. After that was sanded, you could hardly notice how the hull was held together, and it produced Quite a strong hull. To finish the boat, > used some Aellow Cedar for gunwales, seat, and anything else that reQuired solid wood. The whole thing is glued together with epoxy, with no screws or nails. After using this nice wood, of course, > could not resist applying a coat of varnish, to bring up the colour and grain of the Aellow Cedar, contrasting with the darker Ocume ply. The inside is now painted a light gray, and > am going to paint the outside bottom with a red enamel, resembling antifouling paint. The little boat, which > call a skiff, has a flat bottom, well flared sides, and Quite a bit of rocker to the bottom. >t has a small pram bow, and transom stern with cut out for a small motor. The overall length is 7T 11K, and maximum beam UT UK. >t has two rowing positions, and a moveable seat, making it Quite a versatile little craft. The launching date will be announced when the time is right. Back to you. Vood luck with all your little projects! !

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Attention Skippers!

Don’t Miss Engine

Maintenance 101 with Derek Barrio

For all you cruisers (and racers,

too), here’s your chance to brush up on your engine maintenance and get some pointers from our

own club expert. Derek has a wealth of knowledge to share with you on how to keep your

engine running well and how to be prepared for possible

breakdowns. Light refreshments served.

3rd week in Feb, date & time TBA Check the website and board

for details

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Group Discount on Paci%ic 'achting Subscriptions

This is the offer of the year for many of you who like to read our own BC coast boating magazine: As in past years, !aci%ic 'ac(ting has extended an invitation to SISC members to enjoy a group discount rate on subscriptions. Regardless of your past renewal date, you can take advantage of this reduced price of E22 per year Gincluding taxH, which will take effect from your present expiration date. If you are not already a subscriber, you will receive your first issue in spring. To participate, your cheque for $22, payable to Jim Linklater, must be received by February 25,

2009. Mail to:

Jim Linklater 1NN Wilkie Way Saltspring Island, BC PNQ 2J4

If you have Suestions, you may call Jim at 537-2X32, or email linkYsaltspring.com !

Yearbooks Ready

The new 2009 Yearbooks, membership cards and boat directories are now available for pick up at the clubhouse. Qevin Pine has co-coordinated the development of a wonderful

new and colourful edition that you will be proud to have. Notice of General Meeting February 24th 2009

At the General Meeting on February 24th the recommendation of the House and Grounds Committee for replacement of the clubhouse roof, as well as the proposed paint colour scheme, will be presented to the membership. The meeting is also a good opportunity to exchange views on the many programs that the Board has been working on. Great Deal on Boat Visiting Cards

How often do you meet others in distant anchorages and wish you had a distinctive visiting card to exchange` A standard design for a SSISC visiting card has been developed with Imagine That Graphics, who are offering 250 cards to members for E39.95 Gplus taxH. If you are interested call Karen Jesson at

Imagine That, telephone 250-5371.

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Secretary’s Report By Michael Clark

Can you host a Pub Night?

The Staff Captain is looking for club members who’d like to help out with a Pub Night this Spring. Are you the

host with the most? Please get in touch with June Simmons, at strawberryexp@yahoo.com or (250) 537-1429 or 537-1485 Thank you!

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And the January contest winner is … Lorne & Colleen Shantz for being first to identify this coastal mystery spot as Departure Bay, Nanaimo. A suitably awesome prize from our treasure trove of SISC logowear will be forthcoming!

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Skipper’s Choice Potluck Dinner

Sat • Feb 14th • 1800 Gotta Love It!

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Next TellTales deadline: Thurs, Mar 5th TellTales is a publication of the Saltspring Island Sailing Club 152 Douglas Road, Saltspring Island, BC V8K 2J2 537-5112 (club house) www.saltspringsailing.ca © 2008, all rights reserved

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