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COFFEE POINTERS I WHAT'S ON THIS WEEK
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Sunset at South of Perth Yacht Club
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GRAND SPONSOR OF THE WEEK
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One of the most experienced water well drilling companies in Western Australia. If you are looking for expertise in water bore – look no further than us.
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Wednesday 19 February 2020
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'Jane Brook Wines' Midweek
Summer Series
1830hrs
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Odyssey Expeditions Twilight Series
1810hrs
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New Members Induction
1830hrs
Committee Room
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Thursday 20 February 2020
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Flavoursome Thursday &
Chase the Ace 1800hrs
Jackpot is $700
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Radio Controlled DF95 Yacht Racing 1500hrs
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Saturday 22 February 2020
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Saturday Sailing Series
1315hrs
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Consistency Races Off The Beach
1325hrs
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Centreboard Clubhouse Presentation Evening
Centreboard Clubhouse
1700hrs
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SS22s Committee Meeting
Heritage Room
1830hrs
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Management Committee Meeting
Committee Room
1800hrs
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Off The Beach (OTB) Results
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Highway to Hell- Important Long Weekend Road Closure Information
Highway to Hell is being staged along the Canning Highway on 1 March 2020 3pm-9.30pm, in partnership with the City of Melville, City of Fremantle and Town of East Fremantle. Highway to Hell is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for residents to ‘reclaim’ the Canning Highway for a day of live performances and other exciting and family-friendly activities. Taking inspiration from the AC/DC song of the same name, Highway to Hell will involve closing a 10km stretch of the Canning Highway from Canning Bridge in Applecross to Queen Victoria St in Fremantle (the old traffic bridge) to create the world’s longest stage and Perth’s playground for a day.
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Canning Highway from Canning Bridge, Applecross to Queen Victoria Street, Fremantle and one block back along the route will be closed to traffic from 1pm and will reopen in sections by 11pm. Leach Highway and South Street will remain open.
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Key crossroads at Reynolds Street, Riseley Street, Stock Road and Petra Street will remain open for the duration of the event, allowing traffic to flow south/north across Canning Highway.
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Stirling Highway and Queen Victoria Street traffic bridges will remain open for the duration of the event, allowing traffic to flow south/north across the bridges.
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Access to Kintail Road to Canning Bridge freeway north entrance will remain open for the duration of the event, allowing traffic to flow to freeway north.
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Food and Beverage- New Menu!!
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We are excited to present our new Summer/Autumn menu, which began on Friday 7th February. Look out for our share plates, fresh salads, new style main courses and a selection from the grill.
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We have a lovely range of vegetarian food and a huge selection of our menu items are gluten free.
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Come down to have a taste!! We look forward to showing you our new style of food for the Quarterdeck.
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To book a table, call 9364 5844.
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Plastic Statistics
It’s estimated that 630 million kilos of trash enters the ocean each year alone. Plastic pollution alone is estimated to affect at least 267 species worldwide, with 86 percent of sea turtle, 44 percent of seabird, and 43 percent of marine mammal species impacted. Plastic debris most commonly impacts marine life through ingestion of plastic, or entanglement within the plastic itself. Not only are these numbers astounding in the threat they pose to marine life with species endangerment and extinction levels on the rise, but there is also a noteworthy impact to humans. Over one third of waters where shellfish are grown for human consumption are negatively impacted by coastal pollution.
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• A straw is used for an average of 20 minutes but hangs around for a further 600 years.
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• 73 percent of beach litter is plastic: filters from cigarette butts, bottles, bottle caps, food wrappers, grocery bags, and polystyrene containers.
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• Nearly a million plastic beverage bottles are sold every minute.
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• Some 700 species of marine animals have been reported so far to have eaten or become entangled in plastic.
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Twilight Time Trialling for Valentines at RFBYC
Three boats from SoPYC enjoyed a warm balmy evening Time trial followed by a delicious BBQ and fabulous romantic lawnside entertainment at RFBYC. The event wasn’t really for the guns with only 4 checked marks and some questionable scores by the visiting teams.
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It was a bittersweet swan song for Chilly Mussel the Riv 40, with the exciting news Steve and Julie Leech have done a deal on a new Riv. Rumour is it will also be christened Chilly Mussel.
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Team Dalusional skipper Troy and navigator “TBA” turned out to be Dad, PC Frank Dalglish. Troy has a selection of navigators this season.
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Garry and Amanda trialled on Lone Star as a last chance before Garry heads to Mexico next Thursday to cruise back across the pacific with Brett and Dilana on SV Bula. Once they leave Mexico, Bula’s first landfall is the Marquese Islands about 30 days sailing . Hope he’s packed the seasickness pills.
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Pictured L-R below: Garry Morrison, Amanda Watson, Julie Leech, Steve Leech, Frank Dalglish & Troy Dalglish
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A reminder to the ladies to register with Scott in OWG to do your RST with our very own Tracy Leveridge-Smith
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Bernie will be taking your nominations soon for the Xantippe Night Time trial on the Friday 6th March after the Labour Day long weekend.
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Duyfken Summer of Twighlight Sails
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Image courtesy of Georgie Dicks
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This summer’s Twilight Sailing program has been a huge success with over 800 tickets booked so far this season. Currently, there a just 200 tickets available over the next 7 weeks of sailing, with the last Twilight Sail on Sunday, 22nd March 2020.
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Duyfken sails on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 4.00pm, departing from the South of Perth Yacht Club in Applecross.
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Naturally, you won't want to miss the BOAT…oops! that ought to be SHIP!
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You can secure tickets by visiting www.duyfken.com/sailing/
The Duyfken’s Captain and volunteer crew look forward to welcoming you aboard.
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When you purchase a ticket to sail aboard Duyfken, you contribute to the upkeep and ongoing activities of this unique sailing vessel.
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Back on the river after a couple of weeks sailing in the lumpy stuff and 15(ish) knots of south-westerly was just what the doctor ordered for those that needed a bit of reaching under spinnaker practice. Continuing their good form from the Nationals, Rookie and Paul (Flashpoint) established an early lead in the first race to take the chocolates from John and Kevin (Final fifteen says she) and Greg and Mike (The Answer). The second race saw Greg and Mike get the gun from Rookie and Paul with the curry-fueled team of Sandy and the other Greg (Fly in the ointment) third.
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Slip of the day goes to Rear Commodore Stone with a less than graceful dismount from Final Fling upon returning to shore which might have had him hearing a bell ring if his ears weren’t so full of the Swan River !
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Our annual curry night was held on Saturday night with great food, great company, great location and great support from our Food and Beverage people. Thanks to all concerned.
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Winners are grinners. Paul, Rookie, Greg, Commodore John and Mike. Or is that: Mike, Rookie, Greg, Commodore John and Paul ? Who know ? Same shirt, same glasses, different haircut….
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Try Sailing Courses
FEBRUARY DATES
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Out There Sailing Courses every Friday from 4:15pm
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LADIES RST COURSE
Run by one of WA’s most experienced and fully qualified trainers, Tracy Leveridge-Smith brings a wealth of knowledge and an ability to adapt a course especially for women. The Theory Assessment will be held at South of Perth Yacht Club starting at 6:00pm on Monday 30th March 2020.
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Click below for full information and to register
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A message from Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
Rottnest Island Fuel Jetty
It’s been another busy summer on Rottnest, with record numbers of people enjoying our wonderful Island.
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With increasing visitor numbers, the Rottnest Island Authority is committed to ensuring all facilities are supporting this growth.
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As part of State Government funding, the $3 million redevelopment of Rottnest Island’s Fuel Jetty is underway, with tenders for its demolition and reconstruction being sought.
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The new jetty will offer many benefits to the Island, including a new deck, additional power and water facilities, new finger jetties, improved refuelling/berthing for smaller vessels and an extended end platform. More details can be found at www.ria.wa.gov.au/news.
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Demolition and construction is due to begin in April 2020.
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I wanted to write and inform your club and your members that during the demolition and reconstruction period, there will be disruptions and inconvenience for people who use the Fuel Jetty. In most cases, boat owners will need to make alternative arrangements.
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If you have any queries or are seeking more information about the Fuel Jetty project, please contact our Communication and Media Manager Kent Acott on 0419 942 278 or at kent.acott@dbca.wa.gov.au.
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2020
TIKKITY BOO Jason Claricoates
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BLACK MAGIC Larry Cipriani
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FREELANCE Warren Westphal
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Quarterdeck Restaurant Hours
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Monday & Tuesday Lunch only
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Wednesday - Saturday Lunch & Dinner
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Marine Lift & Hard Stand Bookings
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Premium Unleaded $1.48
Diesel $1.46
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