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Mar 8, 2012, 6:50:59 PM3/8/12

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This Saturday is Fremantle Sailing Club Open Day

We would like all sailors to invite a friend for the day.

We need some Dinghy section volunteers to operate the canteen and we need volunteers to BBQ the sausages for gold coin donation for yummy sausage sizzle.

We need some junior/senior sailors available to take visitors out to “try sailing” in the optimist or pacers, it would be really good if all sailors who received of FSC travel grants within the last year to make themselves available to assist.

We will also need parents to stay and assist with the racing and coaching for both the morning and afternoon sessions.

Please below for further details

CLUB OPEN DAY

SATURDAY 10 MARCH FROM 10AM TO 3PM

Open Day

Movie Marathon – upstairs in the state room

Come inside and get out of the heat, everyone is welcome any time to come and go and it’s all FREE.

Golden Age of Sail – ABC documentary – 10.05am

Cutty Sark and the Great Clipper Races with lots of old news film and footage of Clipper Ships. A must see for all ages.

Going with the Flow – Tracking the Leeuwin Current-11.00am

Narrator – Verity James. With the help of three of the state’s leading scientists, we are taken into some of WA’s most incredible locations and discover why this unique current truly is the lifeblood of our amazing environment.

Australia II - The final challenge – 11.30am

The crew reunited 17 years later to bring their yacht out of retirement to recapture her moment of glory. Sail on board as they re-live Australia’s supreme sporting moment.

Castaways of ATA – A Tongan Survival Story – 12.00pm

This is the directors first cut of this true survival story / documentary never been seen before. Includes how the experience of six boys who castaway from Tonga shaped their lives looking back.

No Latitude for Error – 12.45pm

Sir Peter Blake in ENZA takes the Jules Verne Trophy.

Achieved the feat in a world record of 74 days, 22 hours and 17 minutes in the world’s largest racing catamaran.

No Good Calling for Mum - 1.35pm

New Zealand Endeavour crew diaries from the Southern Ocean leg of the Whitbread Race. An intensely personal record of what it means to race the Southern Ocean. This is their story.

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