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Tuesday 24 July 2018 - Issue 298
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This Week at a Glance
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Mid Week Winter Series Racing 1435hrs
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thursday 26 July 2018 Flavoursome Thursday/Chase the Ace - Jackpot $1050
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Grand Sponsor's Sundowner 1730hrs
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Power Yachts - Seafarers Measure - Nav/Skippers 1415hrs
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Lewis Blyth & Hopper Barristers, solicitors and public notaries. Whether you have a legal dispute, need to update your will, have been in an accident or are going through a divorce, we understand the stress and are there to help.
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Today's Fuel Prices
Diesel $1.48
Premium Unleaded Petrol $1.50
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NOTICE OF MEETING 73rd Annual General Meeting of South of Perth Yacht Club (Inc.) To be held in the Senior Club House on Wednesday 5 September 2018 at 8:15pm Nominations are called for: Commodore Vice Commodore Rear Commodore (2) Honorary Treasurer Committee Members (7) Nominations are required in accordance with the Club Constitution Clauses 7.1, 7.3, 7.4 and 7.5. …
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Parking Stickers Available Now
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Please be advised that the SoPYC Member parking stickers were not mailed out with the new Membership cards this year. The print company we used had a problem with their printing machine and could not supply them to us in time. We have received them now. They are at the Club reception for you to collect. If you can not collect yours, please let Claire know on 9364 5844 or reception@sopyc.com.au and she will mail one out to you.
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New Annual Voucher Option
The Management Committee has resolved to introduce an annual payment for the House Support Scheme (vouchers) to accommodate members who are absent from the Club for work or travel purposes for extended periods. With the introduction of this option, exemptions from voucher charges will no longer be available as members opting to pay their vouchers annually will have a full twelve months to use their vouchers.
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To accommodate this new arrangement for the new 2018-19 financial year, members must register their intention to take up this offer by no later than 1 August 2018. This will be an annual “opt-in” option and from 2019 the option will be processed at the same time as the standard quarterly vouchers on the 30th June each year.
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The applicable membership categories are:
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- Centreboard 26 years+
- Family
- Ordinary 26 years+
- Ordinary Half
- Social
For members exercising the option, $460 (4 x $115) will be charged on the 1st August and the vouchers will expire on 30 June the following year. The annual voucher option will not be available for use until they are fully paid.
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Any quarterly vouchers charged on 30 June 2018 prior to the new option being taken up will be credited back (less amounts spent) to the member's account.
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Swan River Closures
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Further to our message on 28 June, this email is to advise the Swan River navigation channel closures in place between 5:30pm and 5:30am in the location of the construction of Matagarup Bridge will continue for a week longer than anticipated.
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Unfavourable weather conditions have inhibited the progress of work in the Swan River channel. Work is now expected to last until 28 July 2018.
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We continue to ask for your assistance to follow the guidance provided by spotter vessels at all times and thank you for your ongoing understanding.
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Further notice will be provided when the night closures can be lifted on a permanent basis.
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Charlie Wilson-Clark, SRPB Alliance Community and Stakeholder Engagement Manager
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Jetty Wheelbarrows
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To assist Members in carrying items to and from their vessels, wheelbarrows are located at the start of each jetty. The practice of wheelbarrow use is that the barrows are returned to the jetty gangways when they have done the job, i.e been used to transport equipment to your vessel. Unfortunately, many Members are leaving the barrows at their pens leaving other members to search for barrows to carry items to their boats. We're sure you can all imagine the frustration this causes. As a matter of courtesy please return the barrows to the start of the jetty so other members can use them without wasting time looking for a barrow that is sitting at a pen waiting for a boat owner/contractor/crew member to return the barrow for others to use.
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Commodore Phil Warwick has pleasure in inviting you to the Commodore's Ball A Night of Elegance and Glamour Saturday 4th August 2018. 7pm - 1am Champagne on arrival and five-course dinner Black Tie $95 per person, booking via 9364 5844 or clubbookings@sopyc.com.au
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ACCUSED AND CONVICTED A Talk on Investigation Bias in a Homicidal Poisoning Case Dr Bob Mead is a biochemist and molecular toxicologist. He established Murdoch University’s Bachelor degree programme in Forensic Biology and Toxicology in 2004 and has developed, coordinated and taught many of the key units in the degree. He is the author of two textbooks and regularly delivers expert …
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FROM THE OWG OFFICE
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Sailing Red Book - Out NOW!
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This year’s Red Book covering the 2018-2019 season is out now. The book contains documents that are downloadable from the Race Documents webpage. Grab your free copy from the foyer outside the On Water Group office.
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As per the Notice of Race, all boats are required to comply with the Prescriptions of Australian Sailing including the Special regulations (Part 1 for Keelboats and Part 2 for Off The Beach).
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Audits are undertaken at the request of the Club by appointed volunteers that are trained and accredited by Australian Sailing, who give their time to assist yacht owners and clubs maintain safety standards.
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The role of the Equipment Auditor is to assist in the interpretation of the ECF when assessing a boat's equipment. Audits are used as a guide to owners and clubs organising a race that the owner has complied with the Special Regulations for the relevant category of racing that it is intending to compete in.
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Australian Sailing Guidelines:
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For Cat 6 & 7 only steps 1, 2 and 5 will be required.
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- Owner/Person in charge download or collect ECF from yacht club
- Owner/Person in charge exercises own audit
- Owner/Person in charge contacts yacht club and obtains audit code (i.e. YC 18/2/1) for audit date & nominate auditor
- NEA/CEA completes audit with owner/person in charge
- Original ECF returned to the yacht club
- Owner/person in charge and auditor receive email copy
Cat 7 Equipment Form – click here Good for racing on the river.
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Cat 6 Equipment Form – click here Good for the Billy Run and inshore racing as a minimum.
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Entries are now being accepted for the 2018-2019 season. Click here to enter your boat.
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Swan River Closure Update
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Further to our message on 28 June, this email is to advise the Swan River navigation channel closures in place between 5:30pm and 5:30am in the location of the construction of Matagarup Bridge will continue for a week longer than anticipated.
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Unfavourable weather conditions have inhibited the progress of work in the Swan River channel. Work is now expected to last until 28 July 2018.
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We continue to ask for your assistance to follow the guidance provided by spotter vessels at all times and thank you for your ongoing understanding.
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Further notice will be provided when the night closures can be lifted on a permanent basis.
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SRPB Alliance Community and Stakeholder Engagement Manager
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Free Race Official and Measure Courses
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Australian Sailing has secured funding from the WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries to train Club Race Officers, Club Judges & Measurers of Spars & Sails.
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This funding/free course courses are available to both junior and senior members of your club, we encourage junior sailors 16 years of age and older to attend these courses to learn more about their sport and to also enter the pathway of becoming an official at your club for the long-term continuation of participation in the sport of sailing.
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Course dates and details are below:
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To register for any of the above listed courses, please contact On Water Group Email: owgadmin@sopyc.com.au
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Navigation Skipper Time Trial 28 July
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Navigator Skippers - Seafarer's Measure Time Trial is set for this weekend.
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This is the once-a-year opportunity for Naviguessers to prove their superiority over their skippers and a golden opportunity to laugh at their feeble attempts to keep their eyes on the clock and provide all the wonderful guidance they expect from you every week.
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Nominations are required for this event. The nomination form is on the cabinet in the foyer, but if that’s inconvenient, please drop me an email or phone 0412 532 211 and we’ll get you on the list.
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We’ve dialled ahead for perfect weather on the day. Let’s get together for a great afternoon’s entertainment on the 28th ~ Bernie Kaaks
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First Aid Course - Date Changed
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Our next race is Sunday 15th July. Full results click here. Visit Canning Bridge IGA Facebook page or Canning Bridge IGA Instagram page here. Read more
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The Race The Fremantle to Geraldton and Return Ocean Classic is amongst the oldest and longest of the traditional annual Blue Water races held in Western Australia. Now in its 50th year the race is a traditional pre-qualifying race for WA based yachts aiming to compete in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race. Both the northern and southern legs are Category 2 …
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Support Crew Roster
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SUNDAY 29 JULY - RESERVE DAY
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SATURDAY 4 AUGUST – COMMODORES BALL
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SATURDAY 11 AUGUST – CLUB EVENT
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POWER LITTLE ITCH Juliann Lloyd Smith
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POWER MIKI-ANNA Tony Pinter
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DIV III BAD ABBOT Bruce Cadee
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DIV III GOANNA Martin Houchin
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H28 KAROLEEYLA Graham Lewis
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SS22 TANDERRA Tony Rikkers
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SS27 THAT’S IT Stan Figgins
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FLYING 15 FAST LANE John Wilson
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FLYING 15 SHE WHO MUST BE OBEYED John Hassen
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SATURDAY 18 AUGUST - CPYC #4
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POWER SOLUTIONS Harvey Symmons
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POWER PANACEA Graham Spalding
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POWER MIGHTY MO Paul Mullins
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POWER SUNBEAM John Millman
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SATURDAY 25 AUGUST - CLUB EVENT
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POWER KATMANDU Jeffrey Winspear
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POWER VIDA DURA John Dumbill
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DIV I CONNECTED Ashley Minato
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DIV III SCHEMOZZOLE Lindy Norris
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S80 ALCHEMY Con Macarlino
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Members Restaurant operating hours:
Monday & Tuesday 1200 - 1500hrs
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Wednesday to Saturday 1200 - 2100hrs
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For bookings call 9364 5844 or email us here
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OWL Security Services (after hours) T: 0481 304 818
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