WATER SAFETY FOR SENIOR CARNIVAL
We need an IRBD and IRBC to lay cans and water safety for the carnival. Please let myself or Jess know if you can help.

Also if you are not planning on competing, please come down and help out with water safety!

Thanks team,
Jamo

Nippers Carnival Sunday 9th February, 2020
Registrations are now open. Thanks to those who registered today and if you haven’t yet registered could you please email Child’s Name, DOB and Age Group to Vicky ASAP. airops_@hotmail.com
Competitors are required to be at the beach by 8:30am
Competition will commence at approx 9:30am
Nippers will need to be in full uniform and have sun smart clothing and hat. Also make sure you have a water bottle and some snacks.
Parents/Guardians must remain on the beach at all times.
Jobs on the day include:

• Finish Line Judges
• Assist at recording table
• Age Group Supervisors
• Help with food preparation and serving
• Water Safety will also need to register and will need to be at the Surf Club ready for briefing at 9:00am

We will be providing lunch (gold coin) and refreshments will be available from the bar. The Kiosk will also be open
We look forward to seeing you all there.
Thanks Lindy and Carmel

G’day patrolling members,

Just a reminder to please clean up after yourselves in the bathrooms. You have all been on bronze camp so you know what the expectations are. It shouldn’t be up to your patrol captain to make you do it.

- if you are wet and are using the toilet cubicles to get changed please mop the floor afterwards so that the cubicles don’t flood.
- pre rinse yourself outside so that we don’t bring sand into the showers which plugs up the drains. If you do bring sand in then sweep it up.
- all rubbish should go in the bin. This is a no brainer but unfortunately needs to be said.

These facilities are there for you to enjoy a hot shower and to go about our business in a clean environment 😅 Please respect this. We don’t need to wait for Woody, Jammo or Richo to tell us first. Let’s lift the standard so that everyone can enjoy our club.

Thanks to those who helped clean it up on patrol last week 👍🏼

P.S. keen for the surf carnival and fundraiser this weekend 😬🌊
-- Jack Porter

PINK ZINC PATROL
International Women's Day - Sunday the 8th of March is a global day celebrating the cultural, economic, political and social achievements of women.

To recognise the occasion, we’re holding our second Pink Zinc Patrol. The day will include:
• Pancake breakfast @ 0900.
• Distribution of pink tees, zinc.
• Keynote speakers: Brodie Scott and Emma Atkins.
• Patrol.
• Plate of pink food to share, $2 each for hot chips (lunch).
• IRB and scenarios.

All are welcome, female, male, associate or active members - it doesn’t matter. It’s an event to allow us to celebrate the women within Surf Life Saving and the men that guide and support us.

If you’re interested in purchasing a tee at $15.00 each - designed by the fabulous Ayla Etheridge, follow the link below. Please note, the white box surrounding our logo and Ayla’s design will not be present on the tee. Get in quickly so we can place our order.

WATERSAFETY AT EAGLE POINT SUNDAY 16th FEB!
We need an IRBD, IRBC and 2 x board paddlers! Leaving Lakes at 0630, finishing around 12! Please let me know if you can help out ☺️

Thanks guys ✌🏼
Jamo

• 8th Mar – Pink patrol day
• 25th April – Anzac Day march

WHAT A TURN OUT!!
Below are just some of the 46 + legends who joined us on patrol. An awesome effort by all. Shout out to Che and Oscar for best wave. The range of inflatables was also impressive!!