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Raffles Live On-Trend Items and This Seasons Must-Haves FEBRUARY 2020 COMMUNITY // FOOD // ENTERTAINMENT deewhyrsl.com.au Singapore Chilli Crab Make room in your bellies as the king of all crab dishes claws its way out of our kitchen and onto your plate as part of our Lunar New Year celebration in the Asian, this February. $64.90 Members price 1000 Members points Terms and conditions apply. Not available for takeaway. COMMUNITY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM “ Dee Why RSL is proud to provide“ funding to assist these wonderful young people. - WINNERS of family during the HSC year made their applications a pleasure to read,” said President of Dee Why RSL Graeme Liddell. “Education is a very expensive business and Dee Why RSL is proud to provide funding to assist these wonderful young people to work Community towards their 2020 HSC year.” Scholarships provide opportunities to students who exhibit academic excellence and to students who demonstrate they have the drive and determination to achieve academically despite financial constraints, along with a passion or proven contribution to community, and involvement in extracurricular activities. The scholarship program is part of the Club’s longstanding Community Support Program. This year, Dee Why RSL will support over 100 local community groups with more than $2,000,000 in cash and in-kind support. These groups include high needs charities, as well as organisations that support disabilities, Dee Why RSL awards ten local students with vulnerable children, mental health, veterans, sporting, cultural, social clubs and education. $20,000 in scholarships This year’s successful Once again, the Dee Why RSL School On Tuesday 3 December 2019, the Scholarship recipients are: Scholarship Program has delivered a Dee Why RSL Board and Executive total of $20,000 in scholarships to assist Management team hosted a function to Bianca Aiello and Alexandra Carroll students in achieving their utmost potential present each student with a $2,000 cheque, — NBSC Mackellar Girls Campus. whilst completing the Higher School certificate for their portfolio, and to take the Mienke Breebaart Certificate. opportunity to congratulate the students in — Mater Maria Catholic College. person. The room was swelling with pride The volume and quality of this year’s as the excited students were supported by Grace Fisher, Chloe Leung, applications were incredibly high, making their family and carers. Chloe Martin and Kate McLoughlin it extremely difficult for the Dee Why RSL — Manly Selective Campus. Board Panel, all retired school teachers, Pictured above: Talani Tombs with family, Sarah Roger and “It was an honour and a privilege to present Dillon Pittar and Talani Tombs to award only 10 students. Students were Dillon Pittar with Mark Rendell and Graeme Liddell. certificates and cheques to the successful — NBSC Freshwater Senior Campus. Pictured opposite:10 Scholarship winners with Mark given the opportunity to be assessed on students. The way in which they addressed Rendell and Graeme Liddell. their excellent academic performance Sarah Roger the selection criteria, together with their Applications for the 2021 program will and/or financial need, with this selection — Northern Beaches Christian School. heartfelt references to the importance be open in the second semester of remaining confidential. 2020 on deewhyrsl.com.au Everyone loves a creamy seafood mix and when its wrapped in a warm crêpe cape, you know you’re onto a good Cooked to Order thing. Gourmet Treat yourself to our tasty market fresh Seafood Crêpe fish and shellfish seafood filling, coated in a white wine béchamel sauce, covered in a light-as-a-cloud crêpe, and AVAILABLE topped with a hint of dill and parsley. Daily throughout February Add a healthy helping of side salad and TIMES voilà, you have a sensational savoury Lunch and dinner delight. Because not all heroes wear capes, $17.90 $21.10 ours wear crêpes. Members Non-members price price Terms and conditions apply. Not available for takeaway. ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT SAT 1 FEB | 8:00PM-$25 FRI 7 FEB | 8:00PM-$35 FRI 28 FEB | 8:00PM-$49 FRI 15 MAY | 8:00PM-$49 THU 20 FEB | 8:00PM-$35 SUN 24 MAY | 7:00PM-$32.50 BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW Club entry conditions apply. Visit deewhyrsl.com.au for all show terms and conditions. Club entry conditions apply. Visit deewhyrsl.com.au for all show terms and conditions. END OF MONTH RAFFLE Weekly Raffles WEDNESDAY | FRIDAY | SUNDAY Join us for the biggest weekly raffles on the Northern Beaches! Win a variety of meat trays in each weekly raffle, with selected raffles featuring seafood trays or a range of gift cards. Reusable Bags WEEKLY RAFFLES Our weekly raffles are plastic bag free! Bring your Dee Why RSL reusable bag, or any reusable bag to any one of our weekly raffles to receive an extra six numbers to play with on the night.* Friday 28 February Featuring a selection of your favourite prizes, Raffles Live on-trend items and this seasons must-haves. WEDNESDAY | FRIDAY | SUNDAY Exclusive to Dee Why RSL, Raffles LIVE is our revolutionary technology that allows you to watch your raffle numbers live on your smartphone or tablet from anywhere Tickets on sale: 5:00pm | Draws from: 7:00pm within the Club. RAFFLES Visit raffleslive.deewhyrsl.com.au LIVE and never miss your numbers again. In place of weekly Friday raffle.*Terms and conditions apply and are available at lower reception. Dee Why RSL Community Support Program Dee Why RSL Community Support Program APPLICATIONS Open 10 February Dee Why RSL is deeply committed to supporting local organisations that in turn assist our Northern Beaches residents. Fisher Road Veterans Centre Sydney Dee Why School Northern Beaches Football Club The next round of our Community Support Program is open for applications until Thursday 9 April 2020. Supporting the student Supporting veterans and their Major sponsorship for community access transport. families in significant distress. more than 700 players. In the current year we are supporting more than 100 organisations. Just a few of these include: Manly Warringah The Burdekin Be Centre Manly Warringah The Cottage Gymnastic Club Association Foundation Women’s Refuge Counselling Centre Supporting high-performance Supporting the Supporting play therapy Supporting women escaping Supporting affordable gymnastic equipment. Youth Support Fund. for traumatised children. domestic violence. counselling. For more information on the Community Support Program and how to apply, visit deewhyrsl.com.au/how-to-apply WHAT’S ON NSW RFS BUSH FIRE APPEAL “ Thank you to our members and guests for your “ BINGO CASH HOUSIE overwhelming generosity in our bushfire appeal. TUE I THU I FRI SEVEN SESSIONS EACH WEEK Free for members. Be a part of the best bingo on Supporting local charities while playing for cash prizes, the beaches for your chance to win a range of join us for Cash Housie every Club cards and EFTPOS cards. Monday – Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.+ Right now, Australia is facing the most devastating bushfire season the country has ever seen. The scale of the fires is hard to comprehend as countless stories of devastation continue to emerge. More than 12 million acres of Australian land has burned, numerous lives have been lost, thousands of homes have been destroyed, and incalculable numbers of wildlife have perished. We are truly saddened to hear these stories and in light of such horrific events, have started an internal bushfire appeal. Thank you to our members and guests for your overwhelming generosity in this appeal. Your donations are going directly to the NSW Rural Fire Service in this time of need, urgently helping our volunteer firefighters on the front line. As part of our bushfire appeal, Dee Why RSL Pictured above: Dee Why RSL Chaplain, Anelle Beeby. is pleased to offer assistance to NSW towns ravaged by fire through our Club Chaplain, Our hearts go out to everyone affected by CAR WASH SHUTTLE BUS Anelle Beeby. Anelle will be there for the these fires. If you, or anyone you know is OPEN SEVEN DAYS EVERY THU, FRI, SAT & SUN community, regardless of spiritual belief, Now accepting tap-and-go paywave payments, our car Complimentary service available to members and affected by the fires, Anelle is here to assist; wash located at 825 Pittwater Road has two auto wash guests from Thursday to Sunday. Members who ride offering assistance and support to those email Anelle on [email protected]. bays and four self-service wash bays for your vehicle to the bus to the RSL receive a $2 club credit.* who need it most. receive the ultimate cleaning experience. *Terms and conditions apply. +THINK! About your choices. Gambling Help 1800 858 858. Thursday Nights in Aqua New year. Chicken or Veal Parmigiana with chips, side salad and your choice of topping. FEBRUARY TOPPINGS New spaces.Brand Ad Designed by Laura Millynn (1st Year Apprentice) LEAN GREEN FIGHTING MACHINE New look. Creamed peas and spinach, sliced avocado, bocconcini HOW NOW BROWN COW Beef Bolognese, guacamole, sour cream You’ve probably noticed we’re DIG THAT PIG Grilled bacon, slaw, apple puree, gravy, crackling making a lot of changes at MY SURF & TURF Dee Why RSL. One thing that Grilled zucchini, eggplant, capsicum, pesto won’t change is our PLAIN LAURA spirit of service. Napoli sauce, mozzarella In the meantime, NAKED NANCY Just a schnitzel (chicken or veal) it’s business as usual. Friendship. Fellowship. Fun. $16 Members price Terms and conditions apply. Not available for takeaway. Way to Wellbeing Expo Organised by Northern Beaches Council and held on level 3, you are invited to a showcase of options to assist you to remain healthy, independent and engaged within your community. Attend before noon to receive a $10 meal voucher. Friday 21 February Level 3, Dee Why RSL 10am to 2pm Sparkling Cash Housie with cake Seniors Raffle Tickets Play for cash prizes while supporting local charities.
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