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Please help in the choice of a picture to go on the front page of our website.

Currently there are six (some closely related) candidates. If you repeatedly click on the HOME button, the screen will refresh with each of the six choices. Each choice can be identified with the number that appears on the RHS of the bottom line on the screen.

Please add a comment to this blog entry to nominate your choice - favourable or otherwise!

If you have any further suggestions, please comment below.

Thanks,
John

24 Apr 2008 Post: John Edit: John   Add comment
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  • This comment was added on the 15 May, 2008
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    John, I like number 4 best. It would be better to have a current photo of the Woods in a similiar shot - but I know how hard it is to get photos. Warren


  • This comment was added on the 03 Aug, 2008    Edit MY comment   

    Number 6-6-6 is the number of the beast!


  • This comment was added on the 29 Aug, 2008    Edit MY comment   

    Hi John, My vote goes for the Colin Woods in action, i.e. photo number 2. Best regards, David Binns


Volunteers

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As a volunteer organisation we continually need volunteers to assist in providing our services. In addition to those with an existing or new interest in direct marine-related skills there is a need for those with professional skills and technical skills in administration, business, electronic, engineering, mechanical, computing & public relations areas.

The main areas in which volunteers are involved are:

    - Lifeboat crew
    - Lifeboat skipper
    - Watchkeeper
    - Radio operator
    - Fund raising

You can also enjoy and benefit from working as part of a team of friendly, community-service oriented people.

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MRSS Service

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You are encouraged to log on and off with the RVCP each time you go out to sea or cruise our waterways. This is a FREE service provided by the Coastal Patrol in the interests of safer boating.

Standard operating procedures for the operation of Volunteer Marine Rescue organisations are laid down by the State Rescue Board and the Water Police. When a boat owner logs on for tracking, the Coastal Patrol is required to collect certain information, including static details of the owner, the boat, the vehicle, the trailer & shore-based contacts together with details of the current trip, eg departure point, destination, number of persons on board & the nominated return time.

The MRSS service makes this process faster, more convenient and more private as the static details are obtained on initial sign-up and maintained in a database. Once this is done it is only necessary to obtain the current trip details over the radio. The fee for this service is $30 per year. Personal information is kept confidential and is only accessible by the Coastal Patrol and search and rescue authorities if the need arises.

The RVCP depends upon local support for the rescue vessels, radio bases, all running costs including fuel and maintenance and your membership fee goes a long way to help pay for these costs.

24 Apr 2008 Post: John Edit: John   Add comment
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  • This comment was added on the 18 Nov, 2008
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    good guest page. thank you.

 

   
   

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