18 — Friday. August 27, 1999 ~ North Shore News

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THE Ninth Annual Heineken Cup Easter Sealy Regatta was
held Aug. 21 at the Reyal Vancouver Yacht Club, Even the
weather ‘cooperated as skippers and their crews got the chanee
to enjoy the competition, fin and festivities on a fabulous sunny
day. Calypso Cruise was the theme and participants fram all
over the North Shore participated with gusto. A wrap up party
complete with food and music was the end tea perfect day. The
gang from the West Vancouver Yacht Clit raised the mosc
money and now, thanks to them and evervone else who partic:
ipated, disabled children from ali over B.C. will benefit.

Skipper Craig Bassett (left) captained the L’Aristo with
friends Sheila MacCallum and Nigel Foster.

Rick Reynolds was a win-
ner aboard his yacht
Occam's Razor thanks to
his crew, namely wife
Elaine and daughter
Lauren.

Little baby. William Turner was the centre of ‘attention for
(from lefi to right) Trish Knight Chernecki, her famous
BCTV husband Ted Chernecki,

mom Lea Carpenter.

Bob and Sonja
Vickerstaff came second
in the cruising class
aboard the Ksan.

Life aboard the Blue Otter
was a Jamaican affair.
Just ask Bob and Jenni

Peters. David Sutcliffe and Ron

MacKenzie spent a glori-
ous afternoon fighting the
waves aboard the Future
Primitive.

dad Tim Turner and
Bruusgaard.

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Hawaiian shirts were all part of the uniform for the boys
aboard the Sails Call. From left to right: Mark Smith,
Adam Wickstead and Bryan Baeumier.

The crew from the UXB
may have come in second
in their class, but they
were voted the best
dressed corporate boat.
From left to right: Miike
Westerland, Shannon
Westeriand (seen with
daughter Katherine),
Greq Westerland and
Marc Bornas.

The Raven pub ¢ gang, from Deep Cove, hit the water
aboard the Monopoly. From left to right:
Okrnberger, Andrea Doby, Jon BSruusgaard and Katy

Peter

up to

Soccer, bikes, baseball, camping,

water sports, golf, roller blades,

skateboards, clothing, and more.

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Denise and
Brynelsen were part of
the winning yacht team
from West Vancouver
Yachi Club that raised the
most funds.

NEWS photos Catherine Sarr

Little Johnny Brynelsen was just about the best first
mate a boat could have. Check out that salute.

The Lynwood Pub spent the afternoon aboard the
Rollerskate and had a great time. From left to right: Rob
McLaren, Debbie Martin, Jim McMaster, Rick Mains
and Jacquie McMaster.

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