The Tuesday Working Group are an active bunch of enthusiastic helpers who come along to GRYC each week to look after the club across a broad range of areas including marina maintenance, clubhouse maintenance and upkeep garden and grounds work and some general caretaking work including emptying the bottles and cans and keeping the fire and woodpile well stocked for club visitors. 

With their help we are able to keep the club in ship shape. 

Thank you Tuesday Working Group for all that you do.

Interested in TWG and COBWEB?

Click on the below link to see more information on how these two groups work together at GRYC.

COBWEB_AND_TWG_of_the_GRYC.pdf

                              TWG and the Melbourne Cup celebration 2019

                                         ‘’A Fabulous Day’’  at GRYC  

Cup Day’ 2019 celebrated at the GRYC proved to be a  colourful affair with a bevy of ladies sporting head wear facinators adding a welcome touch of glamour to the Tuesday Boys lunch!

The Kinnear room became ‘THE BIRD CAGE ‘and provided the ideal open venue for a ‘finger food lunch.’’ Chicken salad prepared by Dave Smallacombe and  Brian Tapping with Jenny Smallacombe and Lyn Hancock organising a wonderful array of fresh sandwiches. A great selection of other delights added to the food selection.Thanks also to Brian Southcott for the ‘audio electronics

 A‘calling of the card’ by Mal Hancock was followed by the entry ‘prize draw’. Then the ‘running of

 THE RACE following the usual ‘sweep selections. Many thanks to all who assisted and attended to make the afternoon a really enjoyable   Day to remember     Well done to all!

Our marina remains well looked after by the Tuesday Working Group who have skills in wood work, rope splicing and everything in-between.

Trailer modifications for our Sailability Vessels

‘As Good as it Gets’ gets a 'tune up’ by Trevor and Jan of the TWG  in readiness for the Sailability programme.

‘New mooring lines ‘Made to order’’ by the TWG.

New safety ladder installed by TWG

The Tuesday Working Group have given ’' As Good as it Gets’’ a major clean up and overhaul in readiness for the Sailability season.   The hull was anti-fouled, new floor boards fitted and the centre plate refitted. 

New sails donated by the Freemasons' Corinthian Lodge have been re-trimmed and fitted with full battens in the mainsail.