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Torpoint Advertiser December 2015

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4 Advertiser December 2015 Margaret and the family of the late

Joe Hearn

would like to thank everyone who attended his funeral on Friday 13th November at the Glynn Valley where many of you had to be outside. Thank You also for the many good wishes and support received from friends over the weeks since Joe died and for your kind donations to the Plymouth and District Leukaemia Fund. Joe will be sadly missed for his fun and wit wherever he went.

NATURAL THERAPIES TORPOINT Traditional Chinese Acupuncture Shiatsu and Massage for Women Mondays at Chatlink and home visits Ring for details and appointments

Jan Howe MRSS, Lic.Ac (China), ATCM

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Mosquito Sailing Club celebrate with annual prize giving evening Torpoint Mosquito Sailing Club yacht sailors congregated in the clubhouse on Saturday November 14 for its annual prize giving, to congratulate the trophy winners, thank the volunteers who run the races and catch up with friends. Against the backdrop of a slideshow of photos taken during the year’s racing, the sailing secretary, yachts Dee Casey Brown announced the prize winners. The series one trophies were presented by its sponsor, Ron Gibb, with the winner of PYA - Steve Wassell in Dog’s Jorrocks,taking the Harry Cann Perpetual Trophy for the twelfth time. Keith Watts and Alex Smerdon in Late Arrival won PYB and Bill and Olga Shimell (Wiz) won PYC. Richard Bevan of Peninsula Plumbing presented the trophies for series two with Steve Wassell, Keith Watts and Alex Smerdon and Bill and Olga Shimell again taking top honours. Special mention has to go to Emma Willoughby, helming Dog’s Jorrocks, who won both the PYA class in the Ladies’ Helm and the Youth Helm contests. As well as the race and series winners, training principal Tony Brown outlined why Dave Pearin was a worthy recipient of the Cruising Plate. The final presentation of the evening

was to Roger Toulouse (Cloudberry) who won the Woodman Bowl for the Most Improved Yachtsman. Steve Wassell then proposed a toast on behalf of all the yacht sailors to Dee Casey Brown for all the time and skill she puts in running the yacht racing at Torpoint Mosquito. The evening concluded with an impressive performance from the club’s favourite musicians, Gavin and Gordon. Prizes: Series 1 (sponsored by Ron Gibb) PYA Steve Wassell (Dog’s Jorrocks) PYB Keith Watts (Late Arrival) PYC Bill Shimell (Wiz). Ladies’ Helm (sponsored by Dave Kilby) PYA E Willoughby (Dog’s Jorrocks) PYB Becky Wood (Good Knight). Youth Helm PYA E Willoughby (Dog’s Jorrocks). Regatta Bill Shimell (Wiz). Wreck Race IRC Steve Wassell (Dog’s Jorrocks). Series 2 (sponsored by Richard Bevan) PYA Steve Wassell (Dog’s Jorrocks) PYB Keith Watts (Late Arrival) PYC Bill Shimell (Wiz). Ranneys Buoy Race Steve Wassell (Dog’s Jorrocks. Stewards Cup (sponsored by Neville Griffiths) Alan Bridges (Seonamara). Liz Harris Cup for the St Lukes Hospice Charity Race: Yacht Nick Osmaston & D Milsom (Cumulus) Dinghy Roger Holman & Stefano Franzolini. Cruising Plate Dave Pearin. Most Improved Yachtsman Roger Toulouse (Cloudberry)

Emma Willoughy winner of the PYA Ladies Held and the Youth Helm with Steve Wassell of Dog’s Jorrocks

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Roger Toulouse, received the Most Improved Dave Pearin (left) being presented with the Keith Watts and Alex Smerdon, winners Yachtsman award of PYB series 1 & 2 cruising plate by Tony Brown

Kingsand Quilter’s impressive new work The Kingsand Quilters officially handed over their newly completed wall hanging quilted Christmas panel to Stephen Michael who received the quilt on behalf of the Kingsand Community Hall for display in the hall every Christmas. The idea for the quilt came from Mr Michael who saw the image on a Christmas Advent calendar before last Christmas. He thought it would make a wonderful picture for the Hall and approached the Quilters. The project has just been completed and Mr Michael expressed his thanks for all the hard work of the Kingsand Quilters and their generosity in donating it to the Community Hall. This quilt’s first public display to the people of Kingsand and Cawsand was be at the switching on of the Christmas Tree lights on Saturday November 21 during the annual carol singing, mulled wine

and mince pies evening at the Community Hall. Mrs Moira Knaggs is pictured (left) presenting the quilt to Mr Michael together with (from left to right), Monica Maaz, founding

quilter Deli Gaskin, Sally Radley, Sam Devine, Sheila Weetman, Kathy Elworthy, Judith Sheperd, Maureen Elworthy, Carol Nichols, Betty Gwyther. Quilters unable to be present

were Sheila Rewell, Pauline Rowe, Jane Daniel, Vi Slater, Jackie Monty, Maureen Nicholls, Pat Channon, and Alison Hall. Photo Clemens Photography


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