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Outline Job Description for Social Secretary
Purpose of the Job
To organise several reasonably centrally located social events for all members each year including the Yearly Cocktail Party and the AGM. Support the Sailing Secretary in ensuring there is opportunity for all members to meet up at sailing events.
Main Responsibilities
Purpose of the Job
To organise several reasonably centrally located social events for all members each year including the Yearly Cocktail Party and the AGM. Support the Sailing Secretary in ensuring there is opportunity for all members to meet up at sailing events.
Main Responsibilities
- Manage the flow of information about social events to all members.
- Be aware of budget constraints.
- Do limited analysis on event attendance and promote events
- Research events hosted by other clubs and liaise accordingly
- Promote good relations with other clubs
- Report on social matters to the committee and at the AGM.
2019
01 March 2019:
24 May Annual Cocktail Party
31 May Quiz Evening @ The Boat That Rocks in support of the Charity “Action for Children”.
November AGM (tbc)
2018
25 March 2018: PORTLAND RNSA COCKTAIL PARTY BY INVITATION.
Friday, 11 May 18:30
Portland RNSA Cocktail Party
WhereWeymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy, Osprey Quay, Portland DT5 1SA, UK, Spinnakers (map)
Portland RNSA Cocktail Party
WhereWeymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy, Osprey Quay, Portland DT5 1SA, UK, Spinnakers (map)
22 March 2018: WPCA Fitting Out Party.
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WPCA will be holding their annual Fitting Out Supper on 14th April and invite RNSA members to join them as normal. Please see download for details of their invitation detailing the event.
Their point of contact is Howard Cogan (email : sueandhowardcogan@gmail.com |
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08 March 2018: WPCA Skittles for the 22nd March.
WPCA Skittles Evening 22nd March 19.30hrs Wellworthy Sports And Social Club. We have been cordially invited. Please contact
john.atkinson43 @googlemail .com - by 13th March. John will happily take payment at the door but only if you are on his list. At £7.50 per head including food and games its great value.
This will be on a first come, first served basis.
john.atkinson43 @googlemail .com - by 13th March. John will happily take payment at the door but only if you are on his list. At £7.50 per head including food and games its great value.
This will be on a first come, first served basis.
15 February 2018 BOAT JUMBLE UPDATE 27th February
WPCA Boat Jumble(Reminder).
Please be advised that the WPCA Boat Jumble is early this year:
Tuesday 27th February 2018
Starting at 19:30 at Castle Cove.
WPCA have now advised that they will set up a table to share so that people who have a couple of items they wish to sell may utilise it.
Please copy Michael Gregory: mooring.wpca.org@gmail.com should you be interested."
Please be advised that the WPCA Boat Jumble is early this year:
Tuesday 27th February 2018
Starting at 19:30 at Castle Cove.
WPCA have now advised that they will set up a table to share so that people who have a couple of items they wish to sell may utilise it.
Please copy Michael Gregory: mooring.wpca.org@gmail.com should you be interested."
26 January 2018 BOAT JUMBLE 27th February |
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INVITATION FROM MICHAEL GREGORY.
We (WPCA) are having our annual boat jumble on Tuesday 27th February at Castle Cove Sailing Club and as usual are inviting members of other sailing clubs to attend. The event is in support of the RNLI who will have a table, and we will be having a collection for them on the night.
The event is free to enter both for sellers and buyers and initially I am looking for people who would like to take a table to sell off any of their unwanted (but loved!) sailing 'stuff'. We usually can accomodate up to 10 tables which are offered on a 'first-come-first-served basis'.
If any of your members would like a table please ask them to contact me as soon as possible. Other members who would like to attend as potential buyers simply turn up on the night.
I have attached a simple flyer in both A4 and A5 format which hopefully you would be able to display on your notice board or send round in an email.
If you have any questions please get back to me
Regards
Michael Gregory
Please reply to: michael.gregory2007@gmail.com
01-305 889165
07832 560043
We (WPCA) are having our annual boat jumble on Tuesday 27th February at Castle Cove Sailing Club and as usual are inviting members of other sailing clubs to attend. The event is in support of the RNLI who will have a table, and we will be having a collection for them on the night.
The event is free to enter both for sellers and buyers and initially I am looking for people who would like to take a table to sell off any of their unwanted (but loved!) sailing 'stuff'. We usually can accomodate up to 10 tables which are offered on a 'first-come-first-served basis'.
If any of your members would like a table please ask them to contact me as soon as possible. Other members who would like to attend as potential buyers simply turn up on the night.
I have attached a simple flyer in both A4 and A5 format which hopefully you would be able to display on your notice board or send round in an email.
If you have any questions please get back to me
Regards
Michael Gregory
Please reply to: michael.gregory2007@gmail.com
01-305 889165
07832 560043
07 January 2018
Invitation to a Quiz Night from Steve Pointon. Friday 2nd February 2018 time 7.30pm
Please see the flyer below for a quiz that Simon Childs and myself will be running in the Boat that Rocks soon. All welcome. I would like to add this to the website, perhaps under the social secretary.
Another flyer will be out in due course for an around the UK talk at Castle Cove Yacht club on 6th March. It is planned to invite Castle Cove, Royal Dorset and Portland clubs too.
regards and happy new year Steve Pointon Portland RNSA Member.
Please see the flyer below for a quiz that Simon Childs and myself will be running in the Boat that Rocks soon. All welcome. I would like to add this to the website, perhaps under the social secretary.
Another flyer will be out in due course for an around the UK talk at Castle Cove Yacht club on 6th March. It is planned to invite Castle Cove, Royal Dorset and Portland clubs too.
regards and happy new year Steve Pointon Portland RNSA Member.
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24 October 2017. WPCA @ CC.Talk by Michael Gregory Narrow Boating on LLangollen Canal
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Test Video to capture who was there. HD video appears to work slightly better
than Youtube A fast BB will solve this. No adverts or rubbish though. Keeps aspect ratio on size change. Cannot change quality level on published screen to speed up video. |
Several members of Portland RNSA attended a well presented talk on a Narrow Boat holiday in north Wales. It would seem to me that although one may not be faced with the rigours of the Ocean there is still a lot of planning involved if you have to work to a time table. Looks very relaxing and accommodation aboard seems very comfortable. The bit that I would be concerned about is navigation wrt turning the vessel and passing as some of the Canal seems very narrow with only a boats width to use. The tunnels also present a challenge in that you have to check to see if no one else is coming the other way. The highlight of the trip seem to be the traverse of the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Here you pass high above the river Dee in the valley below.
Thank you Michael very much. |
A question was posed as to why it was built and Wikipedia gives the following: The aqueduct was to be a key part of the central section of the proposed Ellesmere Canal, an industrial waterway that would create a commercial link between the River Severn at Shrewsbury and the Port of Liverpool on the River Mersey. However, only parts of the canal route were completed because the expected revenues required to complete the entire project were never generated. Most major work ceased after the completion of the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in 1805. Although a cheaper construction course was surveyed further to the east, the westerly high-ground route across the Vale of Llangollen was preferred because it would have taken the canal through the mineral-rich coalfields of North East Wales
21 October 2017. WPCA @ WGC. Layup party Organised by Howard Cogan.
Several members of Portland RNSA attended (Peter G and Annette, Sandy and Winky Watson and Brendan Moore. There may have been other I didn't
recall). Camera failure, Please go to the following WPCA link Here Photos not up loaded yet. Thank you Howard and Sue for a lovely evening meal which was very good value for money. Lighting was a bit too bright for me and not as good atmosphere as CC never the less enjoyed the evening thoroughly.
Thank you Howard and Sue very much for the work you put in.
recall). Camera failure, Please go to the following WPCA link Here Photos not up loaded yet. Thank you Howard and Sue for a lovely evening meal which was very good value for money. Lighting was a bit too bright for me and not as good atmosphere as CC never the less enjoyed the evening thoroughly.
Thank you Howard and Sue very much for the work you put in.