The club has reciprocal privileges with several overseas clubs
and would welcome contacts with others. It would also welcome
visits from cruising yachts.
The club is non-profit making. Any profits will be put towards
community projects. Exactly what form these will take is
uncertain. "But no cash handouts," Wally says emphatically.
"Perhaps help for handicapped kids through Rotary, or maybe
sail training."
Sail training may be a problem - only four members have boats.
Bonnie Sison ownes a power boat more suited to catching marlin
than training kids. His brother, Kuga, owns a large banca. Don
owns a 40 foot converted life boat from the ill-fated Queen
Elizabeth, and he and Wally share a CT41 ketch that Don is
repairing in San Fernando.
A problem? "Hell, that ain't no problem," says Wally as he
leans forward. "Let me tell you a story . . ."
Allan Miller
8 June 2008
Copyright ©
1993 Allan Miller
Article
originally published in Fragrant
Harbour, 1993
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