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Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club * Aug. 27-28, 2005 awards pics by John Weakley and Uncle Al |
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| Dianne Wright
proudly
displays the
Hans Gottschling-donated and created Wayfarer tote bag
which she was
given in appreciation of her assistance on the Race
Committee boat. ... |
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| Ted Lacelle got his
W bag
as a sort of "crying towel" award. ... |
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| Canadian Nationals
Rookies
of the Year: Sue Pilling and Stephan Romaniuk ... |
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| Ivan (l) and
Chris
Pedersen ... |
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| John Weakley (l)
represented the 8th-place Nutshell, while Kit
Wallace sailed Ab
faB to series 9th. ... |
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| George Blanchard
poses with
his former ace crew, Doug Netherton (l) and
Françoise
Brossard who made a fine comeback to take 7th in the
2005 Canadian
Nationals. ... |
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| Series 6th: Jane
Codd with
her cousin-in-law(?), Mike ... |
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| A great comeback to
finish
5th for John and Dolores de Boer who also took the Sweet
Award
as the Best Male/Female team. ... |
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| Alastair (r)
Ryder-Turner and son, David, took series 3rd (in a tie
with Stefan
Larson and his father-in-law, Tom Wharton, who had
other pressing
engagements and could not stay for the awards ceremony
that was delayed
by a rare pair of protests). ... |
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| David and Alastair
proudly
display the Gillespie Award which they won as
the Best
Parent/Offspring Team. But they ... ... |
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| ... still were not
done:
Having been seeded 12th, Team Ryder-Turner beat their
ranking by a
whopping nine places and were easily our Most
Improved team of
the 2005 Canadian Nationals! Congratulations, Alastair
and Dave!! ... |
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| Mark Taylor (l)
and
brother, Paul, were this year's runners-up to ... ... |
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| ... Uncle Al (l)
and Marc Bennett who sailed an excellent series to
defend their
Canadian Wayfarer title. |
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