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Swan Yacht Club December 2016 Cygnus

THE NEWSLETTER FOR MEMBERS OF THE SWAN YACHT CLUB

THE CYGNUS DECEMBER 2016

SWAN YACHT CLUB SINCE 1904

RIVERSIDE ROAD EAST FREMANTLE

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Dear Member’s,

Building works continue at a steady pace and I feel members and guests will now be able to appreciate what

an outstanding and unique club house design we will all be able to enjoy.

The start of works at the front of the clubhouse has not been without issue. Undiscovered septic tanks and

discarded dumps of concrete has caused some concern along with the fact that the section of the clubhouse

needed to be replaced due to aging brick work and a lack of engineered support.

The slip and jetty power supply had to be replaced as the cable run was directly in line of the new concrete

piling.

Thankfully members have been very supportive and understanding of the logistical issues that occur when

undertaking such a major undertaking.

Social membership continues to grow steadily and the interruptions have been stifled by the ability of the club

to host a number of outstanding events, membership and community engagement activities.

The top bar will be open for Friday night’s Big Band and Swing night, subject to a standard council health

inspection.

The car park will also return to some normality with civil works coming to an end shortly.

The first official club function on the top deck was my Commodores Cocktail Party. It was well attended and

enjoyed on a balmy night with dance, music and fantastic canapé's from Chef Noe’s repertoire.

Special thanks to VILLA KULA who sponsored the event with outstanding furniture. The quality and design

was outstanding.

Last weekend’s Open/Opening Day was very well patronised by members, guests and dignitaries who were

impressed with the friendly and inclusive atmosphere of our great club.

The Christmas theme Sail Past was well supported by 43 club members’ vessels.

Thanks to Ken McGuire , Ian Harwood and Chris Pinfold for the use of their boats for our VIP guests

Tim and Michelle Howards new boat has been christened with the Mike Williams Sail Past Perpetual trophy

(again)

Thanks go to the staff and galley for coping with the big demand at our club in these trying times.

Have a safe and happy Christmas and New Year.

Regards

Kevin Bielby

Commodore

Commodore’s Report




With the onset of warmer weather, outstanding numbers from members of the public continue to take up the

option of Social membership. The weekends are a buzz with plenty of families and friends enjoying the new

facility, offers and entertainment.

Encourage your guests to join up and be part of something special.

The Swan Yacht Club is a club that gives members and locals access to an involved boating community and

the social benefits of a “river-side lifestyle”.

Around the club

Staffing

I would like to officially welcome aboard Peter Clarkson who joins the team as Food and Beverage

Supervisor. I’m sure some of you may have already been introduced to Peter who will be aiming at quality

and attention to detail when thinking food/ beverage.

Major Raffle

Members will have now received their raffle tickets going into the draw to win the Suzuki Baleno plus other

great prizes.

This prize pool is provided with the support of club sponsors.

Refer to the website for the full list of club sponsors and consider their services when next in the market.

Don’t forget to book!

Members are reminded to book with reception if they are coming down for dinner. Booking a reservation

assists with catering and minimizes any potential lengthy delays.

At the same time tables will only be reserved for a maximum of 15 minutes past the reservation time unless

the club is advised of any reasonable delay.

Events

Commodore, Kevin Bielby referred to in his report the support offered by Villa Kula ‘Architects of

extraordinary design’ at the Commodores Cocktail Party.

The furniture design and presentation was brilliant and provided guests with a sneak peak of what the club can

offer into the future.

General Manager Report




If you are serious about giving your next event that ‘wow factor’ I strongly recommend contacting the crew at

Villa Kula.

The Commodores Cocktail Party, followed by Open/ Opening Day were both provided with great weather,

celebrations and ceremony

Well done to the members who participated in the Sail Past and made the day an outstanding success.




Habitat Garden Party Cultural Event

The recent Habitat Garden Party was an outstanding event and a credit to all involved who managed the 800

strong crowd without incident.

The event was a clear indication of the club capability to host large scale financially viable events.

Thank you to the members who offered their support during the clean up the following day and to those

members who attended the event.

The crowd well contained enjoying an outstanding event

Let’s not forget the ladies! Marian and her team hosted the annual ladies luncheon where 130 ladies enjoyed

an exciting menu, fashion parades and Christmas celebration.

Check out the clubs Facebook site for the full set of Garden Party and Commodores Cocktail Party photos.

Marina

The marina currently sits at capacity with a number of members patiently waiting an opportunity on the Pen

Wait list.

With a large number of vessels for sale it is expected some will be offered the opportunity to move in and

enjoy the facility in the not too distant future.

Trailer boat parking bollards have now been installed. Please ensure if you are using the trailer bays to re-

engage and lock the padlock at the completion of use. Frustratingly, members have left the bollards down and

taken with them the padlock!




Building

Members may have noted the Notice of Borrowing listed in the local Fremantle papers over the weekend.

The club has applied for a Self-Supporting Loan at a fixed interest rate. The building project is on track and is

anticipated to be finished around May 2017.

There have been issues with the DEFES and the lack of water pressure to the site which have caused some

overruns.

Whilst the club can afford to absorb these changes at this moment, it does not leave us with a level of reserve

in the bank for emergency works e.g. matters related to the marina if required.

Hence we have decided to take out a low interest cash loan from the local council that will give us a reserve.

In the event that we do not need to dip into this additional funding, then we will leave it and roll it into a term

deposit at a favourable interest rate.

Stage 2 of the building works is well underway, matters related to the car park should shortly be behind us and

the trades are full steam ahead concentrating on completing the civil works in an effort to minimise the time

the club has to manage temporary systems.

The opening of upstairs is imminent with members Xmas functions filling the space well in advance.

Stage 2 outside toilets preparation

The kitchen crew has done an outstanding job managing a revised kitchen space to cater for the influx of

members looking to enjoy the new facility in particular over the weekends. Well done to Noe and his team!

In summary, the club is trading profitably whilst still under major construction and the club will continue to

roll out exciting new initiatives and offers in the coming months.

I look forward to seeing you all down at the Swan

Damien Gaspar General Manager




Dear Members

Well it’s Christmas time again and with that the start of the summer season.

Our newly renovated alfresco and balcony are bringing throngs of members and friends out of winter

hibernation and back to the club. With live music proving to be extremely popular both on Friday nights and

Sunday afternoons.

Our recent Commodore’s Cocktail Party held upstairs under the stars and on the new deck was an outstanding

success with visiting Commodores from other clubs gracing us with their presence along with the Town of

East Fremantle Mayor Mr Jim O’Niell and his wife Suzanne, Deputy Mayor Mr Michael McPhail, Councillor

Steve Ford and Councillor Lisa O’Malley were among the other attendees that enjoyed this star studded event.

Not one to missed next year members.

Opening Day was no less popular with more than 40 vessels taking part in this years sail past. This year’s

winner making it a hatrick was Tim & Michelle Howard with Tim and Deb Gray, along with their family

members. Magnificent effort guys. Well done.

Coming in at a close second was the team of Keith and Julie Moullin, John Wylie along with Garry Barker

and Di Schoch and also Peter and Jo Robbins.

Congratulations to all that entered this spectacular event and a special thanks to those that dressed up their

boats for the occasion. Great effort.

Well that’s it for me for another year, as I bid you all a very happy and safe Christmas and hope to see

everyone at our New Years Eve extravaganza.

Fair winds and smooth seas my friends till next year.

Paul Nicholls

Vice Commodore

Greetings Fellow Members,

For those of you who missed out, the Opening Day on the 4th December was a wonderful day had by all.

Congratulations to Tim and Michelle Howard on their efforts in the Sail Past.

The Mooring Committee will again be reviewing the pen ropes, weights and chains in the coming weeks. This

may mean that the Mooring Committee representative will need to board your boat in order to check on the

ropes and weights at the back piles. They will do their best to leave your boat as they found it, but please

accommodate them to assist with this effort as best you can. If your boat is away, the Mooring Committee

representative may use the club boat – the Dave Birchenough, to gain access to the back piles. So please

ensure that your ropes, chains and weights are in good order and sized correctly in accordance with the

Constitution Appendices. (these can be found on the club web site). Any non-compliances noted will be

identified in writing to the member who will have 2 weeks to resolve.

Rear Commodore Report

Vice Commodore Report




Over this Christmas break, if you are planning on being away for more than 2 consecutive weeks, please

notify the office, as we have a number of boats currently requiring temporary pens.

We are in the midst of planning a date for the next busy bee. You may have noted that we haven’t has one in

the lead up to Christmas this year due to the construction works. It is intended that we will have one around or

just before the construction completion so that we might use the busy bee efforts to do any final tidying up

that may be required. The exact date will be published in the new year.

I would like to take the opportunity to wish you all a safe boating season and a Merry Christmas.

Kind regards.

Best Regards

Ian Harwood

Rear Commodore

Season’s greetings to Members,

Congratulations to all participants in the Club’s Opening Day on Sunday, while most of the sail past vessels

presented with varying array of Christmas decorations, others seemed to be just monkeying around.

Congratulations to Tim and Michelle Howard on their fantastic display of Christmas decorations

The Angling section enjoyed a successful fishing day in the November competition, with Gil Sanders taking

the honours, Dan White second and Ian Hall third on count back. The Angling section seems to be growing

with each event and we encourage all members to join in and wet a line for the final completion in 2016 on

Sunday 18th December. The demersal ban expires on 15th December so we all have great expectations.

The Dragon boaters are enjoying a successful season and are on the lookout for new junior and senior

members, interested members please call Rex Tindall (0414 466 901)

With new sections of the Club renovations coming online prior to Christmas I hope we can all take advantage

of the wonderful alfresco areas during the festive season.

I wish all members a safe and happy boating Christmas and new years.

Season’s greetings.

Steve Browne

Rear Commodore P&A

Rear Commodore Power & Angling Report




Ladies Auxilary Report

Hi Everyone,

Another year nearly over, and so much has happened. We’ve survived the renovations, and adapted to the many

changes. Our membership is expanding, and we have now got an amazing, one of a kind club to be enjoyed by

members and the community. We’ve held some spectacular events this year including Melbourne Cup and the

Commodore’s Cocktail Party. Due to family commitments I was unable to attend the Open Day but know that was

also well attended and enjoyed by all.

The Ladies Lunch was held outside in the Alfresco with 130 beautiful Ladies in attendance. The Ladies committee

and myself procrastinated earlier in the year whether to hold a Xmas lunch and fashion parade at all this year as we

weren’t sure what part of the club would be ready to cater for it, i.e. change rooms, racks of clothing, makeup etc.

for models, and comfort of the many ages of our guests. But we decided to go with it and work with what we had

at the time. It was a great success with perfect weather, gorgeous volunteers modelling clothes from “Jewels by

The Sea” Boutique resort wear (Julie Barrington) Botanical Makeup by Arbonne (Jodee Pereira) Hair by “Vivid

Hair Lounge” East Fremantle (Kiara) and a beautiful display of paper flowers from “Forever Petals” by Suzanne

Fletcher. Each year I like to include local businesswomen and give them some acknowledgement and advertising,

so support these ladies if you can, they are amazing and gave their time, effort and services free of charge. Thank

you so much to the models who also gave up time for fittings at this busy time of the year, most of them still

working girls. Sue Jackson, Sue Lee, Frances Turner, Tiha Gaspar, Emma Johns and the lovely Helga, who had a

few of her sisters and friends here from Norway to celebrate her 70th birthday, all looked like professionals and

strutted their outfits beautifully whilst the Ladies Committee as usual sold tickets and in general looking after

everything making sure the day ran smoothly. Barb Jeffrey’s centrepieces are always spectacular and one lucky

person from each table got to take one home. Thanks to our wonderful staff who are pleasant and helpful at all

times, and Noe for serving a delicious Christmas Lunch.

The Kids Christmas Party is this Sunday the 11th December from 9.30 -12pm. Santa’s Helpers will be there to

organise face painting and balloon animals. There’ll be ice-cream and drinks, and a visit by Santa. Bring each child

a secret gift with their name on it valued at between $10-$20 dollars and add it to Santa’s bag when you arrive.

IF YOU CAN SPARE A BIT MORE AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR WE ARE COLLECTING GIFTS TO BE

DISTRIBUTED BY THE SALVATION ARMY FOR THE MANY LESS FORTUNATE IN OUR

COMMUNITY.THIS CAN BE DONE BY LEAVING AN UNWRAPPED GIFT UNDER THE CLUBS TREE IN

THE ALFRESCO.

Don’t forget to book in for New Year’s Eve; where else would you want to be to kick off the New Year. Thanks

again to the hard working Ladies Committee Sue Higgs, Barb Jeffrey, Sandy Smith, Robin Wright, Lynette Jenkins

and Olwen Parry without whom a lot of things would not run so smoothly.

Thanks also to everyone who have supported Don and I through a very tough two years. Not just all our wonderful

friends, you know who you are, but Management, Staff and Committee for standing by us and giving us both a

purpose in life. We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a safe happy and of course healthy 2017.

Until Next year,

Marian Byfield

Ladies Committee




Angling Report

We had a great turn out on Sunday the 13th November, it was a good day out on the water and the 'Weather

Gods' were kind to us. Our next Field Day is on Sunday 18th December and Weather permitting we are planning

to 'Raft Up' at Rotto on the Saturday.

Welcome to Geoff & Matthew HYATT and all our other new Angling members !!

There were three new Season Records but no 'Club records' !! Well done to Gil SANDER and Diana

BRIDGEMAN who both caught 'Season Record' fish.

Congratulations to Dan WHITE who won the 'Eddie Lynch Trophy' which also comes with a $100 Cash Prize

courtesy of the Angling Section. Tommo caught a lovely Pink Snapper that was well over 8kgs but it was returned

to the deep blue to fight another day...due to the Demersal Ban. A really great effort on a small Whiting rig with

plastic bait...there are photos to prove it too !! It is great to see more Junior Anglers on our Comp Days, Harry

BRIDGEMAN, Jake STRAGER, James HARWOOD, Mitchel & Thomas CONTI, Tyler & Jono SANDY. Jono also won a lovely Fishing Knife and James a bag of

sinkers. Well Done Boys, we want to see a challenge for the 'Junior Champion' title this year, so try and win that

Trophy and a great prize too !!....You need to knock Harry & Jake off the perch as Junior Champions.

A Happy Birthday goes out to our Angling mate Stuart KENYON who celebrates his birthday on the 1st

December !!

A Big Thank You to all our sponsors - Loan Monster, Riverton-Rossmoyne Veterinary Hospital, Complete

Angler, Carrington St Tackle, MM Electrical,

Travis Sims Tackle and Phil Scott Sinkers !! Who all support the Angling Section with 'Gift Vouchers' and

'Prizes' for our monthly Field Days. Also a Big Thank You to all SYC members who support our weekly Raffles at

the Club on Friday Nights and our Angling members who support the raffles on our 'Field Day' weigh-ins, your

support helps to keep the Angling Section in the blue, so dig deep guys we need your support and also win

great prizes too.

All SYC Angling Members - The Club Boat the 'Dave Birchenough' is now used for all for our 'Angling Field

Days', so if you are a Angling Section Member and looking for a spot on a boat please contact Travis SIMS

on 0467 467 594. If all spots on the Club Boat the 'DB' are taken, we will ask around if any section members

are looking for crew to find you a spot. As a SYC member you are entitled to join the Angling Section 'free of

charge' as part of your SYC Club membership. You are most welcome to come along and try your skill at fishing.

Angling BBQ - The Angling BBQ on Sunday the 20th went off very well with about 70 Anglers with their

partners and kids attending. Peter SHACKLETON won a bottle of Jack Daniels and Mark PEACOCK won the

Bailey's Irish Cream....Well Done Guys !! A great day was had by all. A Big Thank You goes out to Brad

BARETT of the Sea Cadets for allowing us to use their premises next door, Tim BURGESS, Bernie WILKIE,

Kevin CASTERSEN for their salads, Margo & Kevin BIELBY for their help and not forgetting the two Chefs

Travis SIMS & James APS who all helped make the day a success....thank you all !!

Angling Shirts & Caps - There is going to be another run of Angling Shirts & Caps. Please get your orders

in asap and I will try and get them completed before Christmas. Please email/SMS me on

[email protected] / 0412 949 323 your Size, Name on Shirt and Quantity. The shirts cost around the $35ea and

Caps $15ea.

Mailing Distribution Lists - Attention all Anglers !! If you are not receiving updated information from the

Angling Section, please check that we have your correct Mobile number and email address as we use these to

communicated with all our members. Please sms James APS on 0413 272 381 with your details.

mailto:[email protected]




Dingy For Sale - One of our Anglers has a Custom Built RFG Dingy 11' with 5' Beam, a 'Brand New' 5 HP 4

Stroke Honda on a Licenced Galv Trailer, ready for the Summer with a Canopy, Anchor, Oars, Life

Jackets and 'Built in' Buoyancy. A very stable boat for Crabbing, Prawning or Fishing. It is the ideal size to be

left on the Dingy Racks at the Club too. Asking $2850 ono. If you are interested give me a call on 0412 949 323.

Northport Marine Services - Northport Marine Services are offering all SYC Members a 50% Discount on the

Slipping of your boat. I just did mine and found the service and facilities there excellent. Contact Michael

Eldrid on 0427 876 408 and tell him you are a member of the Swan Yacht Club.

Till Next Month, Safe Boating, Tight Lines & Happy Fishing ............ Ian Hall - Editor

NOVEMBER TOP GUNS NOVEMBER TOP BOATS 1st. $100 - Gil SANDER 100 Pts 1st. Predator 2.375 Kg

2nd. $50 - Diana BRIDGEMAN 85 Pts 2nd. Escape 1.602 Kg

3rd. $25 - Dan WHITE 60 Pts 3rd. Capri II 1.221 Kg

SEASON TOP GUNS SEASON TOP BOATS 1st. Ian HALL / Gil SANDER 250 Pts 1st. Predator 13.130 Kg

2nd. Tim BURGESS 210 Pts 2nd.Escape 6.616 Kg

3rd. Diana BRIDGEMAN 195 Pts 3rd. Capri II 6.221 Kg

MYSTERY PRIZE WINNERS 1st. Ian HALL King George Whiting - $25 Cash by SYC Angling Section

2nd. Tim BURGESS Flat Head - $25 Voucher by Compleat Angler

PARTICIPATION PRIZE WINNERS 1st. Michael GREEN - $25 Voucher Sponsored by Compleat Angler

2nd. Terry HARWOOD - $25 Kit of Mixed Sinkers - Sponsored by Phil Scott Sinkers

3rd. Jono SANDY - $25 Fishing Knife - Sponsored by Travis Sims Cutting Edge Technology

4th. Tommo (Anthony Thomas) - $25 Kit of Mixed Sinkers - Sponsored by Travis Sims Sinkers

SEASON RECORD HOLDERS DHU

FISH

KING

GEORGE

SAND

WHITING

SNAPPER

(PINK)

LEATHER

JACKET

SKIP

JACK

SQUID HERRING B/SEA

COD

FLAT

HEAD

Dan

WHITE

3.422KG

14/08/16

Phil

GREEN

0.846KG

18/09/16

Noel

NICHOLAS

0.300KG

24/07/16

Gil

SANDER

8.433KG

16/10/16

Diana

B/MAN

1.117 KG

13/11/16

Owen

BLACKBEAR

D

0.997KG

18/09/16

Diana

B/MAN

0.790KG

13/11/16

James

APS

0.208KG

16/10/16

Ian

HARWOOD

0.853KG

24/07/16

Tim

BURGESS

1.368KG

14/08/16

CLUB RECORD HOLDERS

DHU

FISH

KING

GEORGE

SAND

WHITING

SNAPPER

(PINK)

LEATHER

JACKET

SKIP

JACK

SQUID HERRING B/SEA

COD

FLAT

HEAD

Barry

LAWRENCE

18.9 KG

Tim

BURGESS

1.430KG

18/03/15

Dave

BIRCH

0.338 KG

16/09/07

Stuart

KENYON

8.512 KG

21/09/15

Steve

WHITE

1.135 KG

17/05/15

Barry

LAWRENCE

4.00 KG

17/11/02

Ian

HARWOOD

1.137 KG

15/03/15

Gil

SANDER

0.291KG

17/11/13

Ian

GRAHAM

3.900 KG

Greg

BUTLER

2.599 KG

16/06/13

Highlights in RED indicate new Club or Season record.




Please bring a gift for a child in need during the

month of December to be placed under the

tree so we can donate to the Salvation Army's

Christmas Appeal for children in need. We will

have a tree set up inside the member's bar for

gifts to be left and secured each night.

Thank you for your donations and much needed

support to those less fortunate.

*Unwrapped Gifts Only Please*




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Lunch

12.-2:30pm

OPEN DAY

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

11

Lunch

12.-2:30pm

KIDS XMAS

PARTY

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

18

Lunch

12.-2:30pm

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

25

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12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

14

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

21

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

28

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

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Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

8

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

15

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

22

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

29

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

FR

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2

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

9

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

16

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

23

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

30

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

SA

TU

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Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

10

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

17

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

24

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

31

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

NEW YEARS

EVE

December Calendar




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ND

AY

1

Lunch

12.-2:30pm

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

8

Lunch

12.-2:30pm

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

15

Lunch

12.-2:30pm

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

22

Lunch

12.-2:30pm Snack

menu 3.30-5.30

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

29

Lunch

12.-2:30pm

Snack menu

3.30-5.30

Seafood Buffet

6-8:30pm

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Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

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Lunch

12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

18

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

25

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Fish & Chips

Lamb Shanks

6-8:30pm

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5

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

12

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

19

Lunch

12-2.30pm

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

26

Lunch

12-2.30pm

AUSTRALIA

DAY

$15.00 Night

6-8:30pm

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IDA

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6

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

13

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

20

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

27

Lunch

12-2:30pm

Members’ Draw

5-7pm

A la Carte

6-8.30pm

SA

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7

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la Carte

6-8:30pm

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12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

21

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

28

Lunch

12-2:30pm

A la carte

6-8.30pm

January Calendar




Canning vale Air conditioners

Chris Pinfold Ph.: 0417241400

Canning Automotive

Servicing and Repairs to all Late Model Vehicles 10% Discount to All Club Members

Loan Car Available FREE of Charge

Tim Barnes Ph.: 08 9457 2679

[email protected]

Marshall Electrical Peter Marshall - 0411 642 515

Absolute Home Solutions Complete Property Maintenance

Glen: 0418 914 870

Mews Marine Brokers Thinking of Buying or Selling

Steve Green – 0401 656 415

Email: [email protected] W: www.mewsmarine.com.au

ORAM-Maritime Survey Services

Insurance Renewal Hull & Condition Survey

Kevin Jones – 0418 910 744

[email protected]

Loan Monster HOME LOANS

COMMERCIAL LOANS

VEHICLE & EQUIPMENT FINANCE M 0411 418 101 |[email protected]

First Floor, 133 High St Mall Fremantle WA 6160

PO Box 1213 Fremantle WA 6959

www.loanmonster.com.au

Perth Plumbers

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