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On the 26th of November Stations 4 Mykonos & 34, Yzerfontein had their annual year end awards & family day at The Naval Base in Saldanha. It was a wonderfull day where all the crew could relax with their families. We want to thank the sponsors who where so kind to assist, and thereby ensuring that this function would be offered to our members at no cost at all. Thank you to: Affinity Group, Saldanha Vleismark and Afrox Vredenburg for their kind donations, it was much apprecaited by all.But as always the highligh of this event are the awards, and this year we had many deserving members who recieved awards, our recipients are as follows:Certficates of Thanks:Cedric Brown, Judy van Zyl, Rudi Rogers & Siggi WeissAwards:Rubber Duck award - Arno SmitShore Supporter of the Year - Sylvia MattheeAchiever of the Year - Cedric BrownCrewman of the Year - Craig MaltbyCoxswain of the Year - Pierre JacobsCrewman Qualifications:Cedric BrownOtto ScribanteService awards:5 Year - Jacques De Rabaux5 Year - Elizca Hubbard10 Year - Casper Frylinck
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