Paul Burchall Benefit Auction
Fundraising Auction for Paul Burchall
WPYC Treasurer and Island resident for quarter of a century
The generosity of this community in supporting Paul has been fantastic
and watching the donations stream is has been simply magical.
We hope
to get a great turnout for Saturday night to raise money for our dear
friend and neighbour!
Auction will take place at Lovett Bay Boatshed on Saturday 3 May at the
Woody Point AGM.
If you
can't come but want to bid, register with Annette before 2pm Sat on
0410 007 501.
On offer donations from our generous members and offshore residents!
ON
THE WATER
- M/V Reliance cruise on the Pittwater for up to 30
Guests
- M/V Perseverance (the WPYC Start boat) Pittwater
Cruise
- Timber sailing dory (you can watch Betsi row it
across from Tennis to Lovett Bay on Saturday morning)
- Plus MORE Experiences in the works – maybe even a
ride on a really really fast and famous yacht
- In true Woody Point Fashion—an opportunity to buy
yourself to the lead position through handicap adjustment (10 minutes
and 5 minutes on offer!)
FOR
THE HOME
- Damascus style chefs knife by Tim Marshall. Hand
forged out of the best high carbon steel available. A Damascus style
knife is as used by most top chefs, has a patterned blade and holds
it's edge way longer than a stainless steel knife. Tim does not sell
his knives as it may take a week to make so this is a once off offer to
help Paul and is your only chance to own one of Tim’s hand crafted
knives
- Paul Smith woodcut print of Paul Burchall and Cosie
in a tinny, capturing the spirit and freedom of the offshore lifestyle
- Gwynne Perkins framed print “How to Sail”, capturing
the humour and foibles of our beloved races!
- Philip Bond watercolour painting “First of the First”
that immortalizes the beauty of a WPYC race in the Pittwater
- Custom Yacht portrait of your yacht sailing on
Pittwater from Sally and Gerry Colley at Turtle Pictures (sally@turtlepictures.com.au)
- Blaupunkt 24" FULL HD LED TV with DVD (BP2420FHDV)
that is 12 volt capable. http://m.blaupunkt-australia.com.au/Products.aspx?name=BP2420FHDV&code=BP2420FHDV
Perfect for your home or boat!
SERVICES
- Timber boat building class: Larry Eastwood from the
Pittwater Wooden Boat Building School has offered 10 sessions in
Traditional Boat Building Technics - Value $750 School's located
in Mona Vale and any questions to larry@pittwaterwoodenboats.com.au
- Karl of Westhead Marine (yacht refits and repairs)
has offered 2 days (16 hours) labour (worth $1280) for auction
More exciting prizes
being added by the hour.
Call for details - 0410 007 501 - Annette
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