Be sure to visit Kathy in the clothing shop this week. She has some new stock coming in for summer.

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1 SCARBORO ECHO Edition th October 2013 From the President It was great to see our Juniors and cadets/youthies back around the club last Sunday. We had fabulous weather which was no doubt an incentive for families to come down. A big thank you to all those who helped out with the beach clean up through the 'Keep Australia Beautiful' Group who coordinated the event. Thanks to Michelle in the office, Nick Stewart and Mic Nielsen who got us on board with that initiative. An apology for those that missed out on a sausage, we were caught short with the great weather. This week the juniors will be at Newman College pool to complete their proficiencies, we will ensure we have plenty of snags at that one. The kids will also receive their shirts for the season. In This Issue Juniors, Ski Skribble and Boaties Banter Important Dates What s On Life Saving/ Patrols Club Calendar It's particularly important for all our under 14 and 15 members who wish to do their SRC this year to be at Newman, as a 200m pool swim is mandatory and you must have your SRC to take part in patrols and ultimately compete at States and Aussies. Very important as Aussies will be on our beach. A great opportunity for our youth to take part in the national competition. Be sure to visit Kathy in the clothing shop this week. She has some new stock coming in for summer. On another note, please make Rin our new canteen manager welcome. Rin has come down from Kinky Lizard to help us out and is terrific on the coffee machine. She is also bringing some fresh cakes and bakery items down each week for us to enjoy. Unfortunately, as we can no longer run the canteen with volunteers we have had to put some of our prices up to cover costs but I think you'll find we are still cheaper than many of the local cafes. In the interests of our families the sausage sizzle will remain at the same low prices. We appreciate all constructive feed back on what we offer but remind all our members that the club is mostly run by volunteers and any contribution to lighten the load will be appreciated also. This Sunday we have an Ironman and Beach carnival at Scarboro. If you are able to help we are looking for helpers with set up, pack up as well as officials and first aid. Please report to Bob or Alan at 7am at the club. Good luck to all our competitors. See you on the beach, Elise.

2 Juniors Great day on the beach for the start of our season, nice and sunny and with a bit of wave running,. Huge effort by all with the Keep Australia Beautiful Council, Beach cleanup day, with lots of litter collected and I am sure the saving of a few marine animals in the process. Pictures below. Just a reminder to all to be mindful of conditions on the beach after Sunday morning activities, with children swimming unsupervised, at this time of the year we usually have very strong rips and currents running along the shore and can very quickly catch kids unaware, so when we finish on the beach for the morning and you and your kids want a swim, please move up to the patrolled area in between the flags, which is the safest area to swim. Dates to remember: 20/10/2013 Junior Newman College Pool, Empire Ave Churchlands, entry via gold coin donation. 22/10/2013 Junior starts. 5.45am for a 6.00am start on the beach. Tuesdays and Thursdays. 25/10/2013 Scarboro SLSC season opener, Superheroes and Princess evening, in the club hall, this starts at 4.30pm, with bouncy castle, bucking bronco, so get out your favorite super hero costume and get the kids kitted out and come on down, food also available, see flyer in this newsletter. Parents wanting to do their SRC (Surf Rescue Certificate), give your contact details to your kids age group manager or myself, looking at a start in early November, when conditions on the beach improve. All Parents will receive a letter from the club advising them of their roster for either canteen duty, BBQ duty and beach packup duties, if you cant make your roster you will need to find a proxy to fill your position, as it is critical to the smooth running of the club to have these positions filled each week. See ya on the beach Mic Nielsen

3 Ski Skribble Weather has improved somewhat this week, well for Tuesday anyway. Thurs and weekend forecast looks a bit grim. But we are now well into our regular training pattern for the season. Good to see that at least 3 people read the Echo last week and pointed out the error. Corrected this week. Tuesday and Thursday, be at the club by 5.30am to be on the water by 5.45am. Saturday is at the club and on the water by 7.30am, late comers can catch up. Sunday is at the club and on the water by 8.30am, late comers can catch up. Understood there are some who will be paddling at Sorrento on Saturdays, your choice. Training program is on the ski paddlers notice board in ski shed. Regular warm up will be to the deck of cards and then into the program for the session with the first effort being back north for late comers to catch up. Scott s juniors are now back at the Club. You ll notice the plastics are all back in the racks. This means all ocean racers are now on the first timber rack, no exceptions. Copy of the rack allocation is on the ski paddlers notice board. Scott s juniors program will be with the main group at the Club on Thursday mornings and again at 7.30am on Sundays to allow them to fit in with their regular Club activities. Those who wish to get in some extra time will join us on Tuesday and Saturday mornings. We ll ensure we don t get too far out of their sight on these occasions. Don t forget the flouro singlet, while not compulsory at this stage the wearing of this singlet is encouraged. It s to enable us to find you if you fall off. You can purchase a singlet from the Club shop on Sunday mornings. Next event is the Classic Paddle or bridge to bridge as it s more commonly known, on Sunday 20 October. Narrows to Freo Traffic bridges. Enter on line through Categories include both doubles and singles. If you wish to paddle a double, see me first to secure your craft for the event (and for training on too). Entries close on-line this Thursday 17 th. If you are entering, see me re lifts to and from. Finally, there s still those 6 of you not financial and 7 with skis at the club yet to pay the rack fee. Don t forget, the rack fee also covers the surf carnival entry fees (SLSA carnivals only) for ski paddlers. See you on the water, or in the gym. Bob

4 Boaties Banter Great effort at Secret Harbour for the first carnival on Sunday. We fielded 3 crews: U23 lads Crew RAAH, and Open Womens crews, the Shadows and Submarines, competing against 3 Nth Cott womens and 4 men crews. Up for grabs were 3 Triple Crown Spots, meaning travel and accommodation subsidy to Queensland and Victoria for the best 3 WA John Wrights effort at Secret Harbour on the weekend crews. The boys were extremely unlucky colliding with a Nth Cott boat, causing gasps from the crowd, a bruise or two and some repairs for the boat shed. The shore-dumper was tricky and gnarly... and more than one boatie/sweep went for a swim. In big surf, the Shadows secured second place and the Submarines 3 rd, which is a great start to the season showing the crews are in the mix at a national level and definitely on pace. SCARBORO IN THE Wine VALLEY Tour 2013 Saturday October 26 th 10am 5pm Bus leaving and returning to Surf Club Open to all club members and partners $70 per person (includes lunch) TICKETS on SALE NOW until October 15 th Brooke for more Information: brooke@elitesportz.com.au

5 Important Dates To Remember: SLSWA SunSmart Ironman Series Round 3 - Sunday 20 October Scarborough SLSWA SunSmart Beach Series Round 2 - Sunday 20 October Scarborough Round 3 - Sunday 3 November Sorrento SLSWA SunSmart Board and Swim Series Round 2 - Sunday 27 October Mullaloo Round 3 - Sunday 10 November Trigg SLSWA SunSmart Pre-Season Cup Grand Final Sunday 17 November Scarborough Carnival at Scarborough this Sunday Scarboro is hosting Ironman and Beach rounds of the pre season championship this Sunday. We ll need a number of people to help with setting up and running the events. A small workforce and an IRB will be needed from about 6:30am to set up the arena. Water safety, first aid and carnival officials will be needed during the course of the events. While this isn t a huge carnival, the more help the better. If you re a recently accredited official, and we ll need about five it ll be a good chance to gain some experience under the watchful gaze of head referee Bob Blake! Thanks Alan Carville

6 What s Scarboro Friday Scarboro Club bar open every Friday from 6pm. Last week a few 'youthie parents' made an appearance & socialised with the long time regulars. BBQ is always cranked up & cook-your-own steak & salad packs available for purchase. Surf sports on the big screen. Helpers Required Season Launch Season Launch night Friday 25th October. Several helpers needed in kitchen & BBQ. Please leave your details with club office if you are willing to lend a hand for this busy club function. Thank you. Tuesday: 5.30am 6.45am Thursday: 5.30am 6.45am Saturday: 7.30am 9am Sunday: 8.30am 9.30am Sunday: 7.45am-9am Tuesday: 5.45am-7am Thursday: 5.45am-7am Saturday: 7.45am-9am Swim Training Summer Monday: start Wednesday: start Friday: start Sunday: 8.30am start Monday & Wednesday 5:30-6:30pm Bold Park Aquatic Centre Open to all active members aged 13 and over Cost: Adult (over 15 years) $5.40 Child (5-14 years) $3.80

7 Are you Bronze Medallion or Spinal accredited? SLSWA needs lifeguards to supervise Tough Mudder in Northam either Saturday 26th or Sunday 27th October. Contact: Michelle at the office or for more details including travel and remuneration. Responsible Service Alcohol The Amanda Young Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing deaths and Supporting survivors as a result of the most lethal disease known to man - meningococcal disease. The foundations mission is to increase awareness through education and fundraising events. Proceeds fund medical conferences, research into the disease, education, Survivor Programs and the Annual Young Leaders Summit. http : // Please contact the office on if you have a RSA and would like to be on a contact list for any future functions that may arise that require the above Yoga With Neil Stretch and Relaxation Classes Friday 7am 7.30am Club Hall $10 $10 p/person, open to members

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9 The no-shows for last weekend are: Team 02 Sat AM: Brodi Read, Brittany Miller, Sarah Morgan. Team 07 Sat PM: Anthony Layne, Conor Barton, Oliver Butler, Declan Coffey. Team 10 Sun AM: Jade Gittos, Michael Baker. Team 12 Sun PM: John Phillips, Gus Larson, Daniel Curtis, Mark Armansco, Marianne Bon, Lilly Jooste, Constance McIntosh. The times and teams on the beach this weekend are: Team Team Team Team Don t forget about the Patrol competition running again this year and updated patrol dates and teams sheets can be found at I can also be contacted on enquiries@scarboro.com.au for any queries regarding the roster or your patrol. Adam Bennett Life Saving Officer Proxy Requests Name Date Proxy Needed Contact Details Dates I can Patrol Meg Downes Adam Lawtie PM AM PM AM PM Meg.downes1@gmail.com After Before and after Grant Stephenson PM Various Cameron PM After Jeremy Lee PM jeslee92@hotmail.com Various AM PM AM

10 October/ November 2013 Scarboro SLSC Green City of Stirling/ Scarborough Beach Blue SLSWA & SLSA Red Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat am am Desfosses 8am 9.30am Beach 20 SunSmart Iron am am 25 Junior Launch am man Series Rd3 Party and Beach Series Rd2 Scarbor- 7.30am ough 5.30am 5.30am 10.30am Beach 9.30am Beach am 8.30am 4.45pm Beach 4.45pm Beach 8.30am Swim Training Swim Training 5.30pm-6.30pm 5.30pm-6.30pm 27 SunSmart Board am am am and Swim Series Rd2 Mullaloo Jog For Jugs 7.30am 10.30am Beach 5.30am 5.30am am 9.30am Beach 8.30am 4.45pm Beach 4.45pm Beach 8.30am Swim Training Swim Training 5.30pm-6.30pm 5.30pm-6.30pm