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FEBRUARY | 02/02/2024 | Craig Zebrovius & Lee-Anne Cannon |
09/02/2024 | Ian Sanders & Kerry Cuskelly | |
16/02/2024 | Alan & Libby Zernike | |
23/02/2024 | Leon Freeleagus & Volunteer | |
MARCH | 01/03/2024 | David & Shirley McLean |
08/03/2024 | Pat & Harris McDermid | |
15/03/2024 | Michael Hutchinson & Mark Fischer | |
22/03/2024 | Terry & Margaret Graham | |
29/03/2024 | NO RAFFLES GOOD FRIDAY | |
APRIL | 05/04/2024 | Paul & Heather Kenderick |
12/04/2024 | Pat & Narelle Evans | |
19/04/2024 | Nathan & Natalie McAteer (Lee-Anne Cannon) | |
26/04/2024 | Phillip Smith & Denise Sullivan (Ross Norman) | |
MAY | 03/05/2024 | Sarah Browne & Tric Johnstone |
10/05/2024 | Sean & Sue Leak | |
17/05/2024 | Ross, Gail & Beth Gray | |
24/05/2024 | Ray Doyle & Alan Zernike | |
31/05/2024 | Craig Zebrovius & Lee-Anne Cannon | |
JUNE | 07/06/2024 | Ross Norman & Pat McDermid |
14/06/2024 | Terry & Mick Graham | |
21/06/2024 | Ian Sanders & Kerry Cuskelly | |
28/06/2024 | Max Elliott & Gail Issacc | |
JANUARY | Ross Gray & Michael O'Neill/TD> |
FEBRUARY | Michael Hutchinson & Mark Fischer |
MARCH (team comp) | Volunteers |
MARCH | Phillip Smith & Nathan McAteer |
APRIL | Mick Graham & Paul Kenderick |
MAY | Ian Sanders & Kerry Cuskelly |
JUNE | David McLean & Graham Barnard |
JULY (BC) | Volunteers |
JULY | |
AUGUST | |
SEPTEMBER | |
OCTOBER(WC) | Volunteers |
OCTOBER | |
NOVEMBER | |
DECEMBER |
Fishing Club meetings are held at the Club commencing at 6.30pm on the last Monday of the bi-month or at the discretion of the Committee. Competitions are held as per the fishing calendar distributed to members. The competition divisions are Offshore, A Grade Men's Estuary, B Grade Men's Estuary, Women's Estuary and Junior Estuary. The Estuary competition can be fished from water craft, beach or the shore.
Rules.
A GRADE a maximum of 5 fish per species can be weighed in. FISH WITH SEVERED GILL CONNECTIONS or incomplete fish must exceed the minimum legal size by at least 2cm. INELIGIBLE FISH FOR WEIGH-INS - eels, toads, sharks, rays, catfish, happy moments, bonefish, tripod fish, stonefish, sucker fish, grinner, marlin, barracuda, sailfish, scorpion cod, trigger fish, leatherjacket. FISHERIES (QLD) BAG LIMITS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER CLUB LIMITS.
The person with the highest accumulated points, after allowing for handicaps (winner:40 points, runner-up:20 points) wins the competition.
All Social Clubs are formed under the Constitution of the Caloundra Power Boat Club Limited (adopted 28 September 2008), in particular clause 24 titled ‘Interest Groups’. Therefore these Clubs must abide by the Constitution and all legislation that directs the operations of the Club.
All funds generated by fund raising activities on Club premises by Social Clubs or Interest Groups must be processed through the Caloundra Power Boat Club internal clubs financial accounts system immediately following the activity. In addition, the Social Club that generates the funds must also lodge, with the funds, a return/s providing details of the funds raised and the prizes awarded. General and accounting records must be kept correctly, recording and explaining the transactions for the activities, for a period of five years. *
Social Clubs that have regular weekly/monthly competitions where income and expenditure occur may be required by the Caloundra Power Boat Club Board to produce audited financial statements. The Social Club must pay for the cost of the audit. *
All expenditure of funds held in the internal clubs financial accounts system, other than minor purchases/refunds made through petty cash, must have Board approval prior to commitment of any purchase by way of written notification to and from the Board.
All sponsorship arrangements or agreements with a Social Club or Interest Group from the Caloundra Power Boat Club are reviewed annually on application to the Board from the Social Club or Interest Group.
All social functions, such as Presentation Nights, are to be held at the Caloundra Power Boat Club.
The Board encourages Social Club or Interest Group members to use the Club barbecue facilities for any social occasion.
With the exception of private sponsorship prizes, all other prizes, where practical, are to be in the form of Caloundra Power Boat Club vouchers that are redeemable through the Quarterdeck Restaurant, bottle shop or Portside Cafe.
Volunteers selling raffle tickets or carrying out any other work in any capacity for a not-for-profit association at the Caloundra Power Boat Club are considered workers under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011. Therefore these volunteers are afforded protection by the Club if they undertake their volunteer duties in accordance with the CPBC’s Drug and Alcohol Policy (HR004) for employees. This policy states that:
This means that all raffle ticket sellers should not consume alcohol immediately before, or during the process of, selling raffle tickets or drawing the raffle prizes.
* These requirements are to meet the provisions of the Charitable and Non-Profit Gaming Act 1999.
Extract from Caloundra Power Boat Club Ltd Constitution 28 September 2008
OFFSHORE, B GRADE, LADIES & JUNIORS, 1 species a maximum of 10 fish, all others a maximum of 5 fish.
5 points if compete and weigh in (no fish)
10 points for weigh in (a fish)
20 points for each kilo
10 points for each fish
Special Trophies
Bruce Trethan Memorial Trophy - Heaviest Bream
Barry Purcell Memorial Trophy - Heaviest Whiting
Keith Schulz Memorial Trophy - Veteran Angler
Dave Toms Memorial Trophy - Annual Whiting Competition
Bream Competition Trophy - Annual Bream Competition
Schulz Family Trophy - Junior Heaviest FishDISCLAIMER:
The committee accept no liability for any injury, loss or damage to any person in the course of any club activity whether such injury or loss is due to or is alleged to be due to any act, neglect or default of any official or agent. All competitors fully understand that in participating they do so their own risk.
C.P.B.C. SOCIAL CLUBS POLICY DOCUMENT
Revised 201924 Interest groups
24.1 Interest groups