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MEMBERSHIP & SUBSCRIPTIONS
If you would like to find out more about the
club or are interested in joining, it's best to visit the club on a Wednesday
evening or a Sunday and speak to some of the members. You're sure of a warm
welcome. If you don't already own a boat, you'll probably have the
opportunity to try different classes before you commit yourself - or you can
start by crewing for others.
Applications for
Membership
Membership is open to anyone interested in
sailing. New members are welcome. Those wishing to join should contact the
Club Secretary for a form. They need to be proposed and seconded by club
members and to have an informal chat with an executive Committee Member, who
will explain the rules and also provide a point of contact.
In line with Club Rules, applications for membership are considered at the
next General Committee meeting (usually held monthly). During the ‘waiting
period’ applicants may sail – provided they have the necessary insurance as
noted below – but will not become Members until the General Committee
approves their application.
Application Forms are available at the Club
or through the Club Secretary, to whom the completed forms should be returned:
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Mrs. Helen Walsh
3 Beckett Avenue
Winsford
Cheshire
CW7 3NS
Tel: +44(0)1606 551344
Membership Fees &
Subscriptions for 2008
For New Members, a one-off, non returnable
entrance fee is payable for each family member over 18 years of age. Entrance
fees are not required for members under 18.
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ENTRANCE FEES (2008)
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Full Member (20 and
over)
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£40
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Member’s Spouse or
Partner
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£10
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Additional Family
Members (18 or over)
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£10 each
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Junior Member (8 to 19)
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Nil
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ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
(2008)
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Full Member (20 and
over)
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£78
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Junior Member (8 to 19)
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£27
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Family (including
children under 19)
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£98
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Non Racing Member
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£47
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Non Sailing Member
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£27
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Outport Member
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£15
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Notes:
Full membership is usually for individuals.
Junior membership is for persons between 8 and 19 who join independently.
Family membership includes all the members of a family (including children
under 19) usually but not necessarily residing at the same address.
Non-racing membership is for those who want to sail occasionally for pleasure
or to gain experience but do not want to race (this is subject to some
restrictions when racing is taking place).
Non-sailing membership is mainly for those members who do not wish to sail
but are interested in sailing and want to enjoy the facilities of the club.
Berthing Fees
For each boat kept club during the Sailing Season, a berthing fee of £30 is
also payable (£20 for a Topper or Optimist).
Working Party Levies
In order to maintain the Clubhouse, Grounds and Jetties to a high standard
while keeping membership subscriptions as low as possible, most of the
maintenance and renewal work is undertaken by members. Five days (two
pre-sailing season, one in the summer and two post-sailing season) are set
aside each year as official working party days.
For each Full Member, Non-Racing Member or Family Member aged 20 to 64
inclusive who does not attend any working parties during the previous year, a
levy of £60 is payable (the levy is per household not per individual family
member).
Provided one Working Party is attended, the levy is reduced to £30. If two or
more Working Parties are attended, the levy is reduced to zero.
Working Party ‘Vouchers’ are issued at the Working Parties and these must be
submitted with the following year’s subscription.
Working Party Levies are not payable during a member’s first year of
membership. Additionally, where a new member joins the Club after the end of
March, only one Working Party voucher is required with the following year’s
subscription.
Most members actually enjoy Working Parties and those members who are unable
to attend any can take comfort from the fact that their levies are used to
purchase paint, building materials etc, needed for the Working Parties.
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