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Thursday 30 July 2015
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INSIDE Big change to school sport
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1200 gms, 11 week premie Earlier this month, Ledge Point local Danni White Fletcher gave birth to her second child Leonard but this was no ordinary birth, Leonard was born in the back of an ambulance en route to Perth, attended by two volunteer ambulance officers, and 11 weeks premature. Danni went to Lancelin’s Silver Chain Medical Centre around 10:00pm after experiencing contractions but was unable to raise anyone via the emergency call button, so she called 000. “I honestly thought I was going to have the baby out the front of the medical centre, things were moving so quickly,” explained Danni. Ten minutes later, volunteer ambulance officers Rachele Kokkeler and Bob James arrived in the ambulance and prepared her for the Priority 1 (lights and sirens) journey to Perth. Ten minutes out of Lancelin, Danni exclaimed, “It’s on, it’s coming. My waters have broken.” Bob immediately pulled over and moments later, baby Leonard made his entrance into the world, delivered into Rachele’s waiting hands before Bob had time to get around the back of the ambulance.
clear the baby’s airways with my little finger. He let out a small cry and immediately started breathing.” Five minutes after stabilising Danni and the newborn, Bob returned to the driver’s seat and continued his journey to Perth. Paramedics from Two Rocks met the ambulance a short time later, with one of the paramedics joining Rachele in the back of the Lancelin ambulance while the other paramedic followed in the second ambulance. “I’ve always wanted to deliver a baby, I was awestruck, it was an amazing thing to do,” said an excited Rachele. “You can’t wipe the smile off my face, I’ll tell anyone who listens.” Leonard, who weighed 1200 grams and was only slightly larger than a 370ml can of soft drink at birth, is today faring well in King Edward Hospital’s NICU. Mother, Danni, and father, Ryan, are naturally thrilled and will be forever grateful to the St John’s volunteers for coming to their aid. Photo and article submitted by Kym Illman.
“It all happened so fast,” said Rachele. “I was forced to quickly
Minister’s response to bullying Over the past eight months the Sun City News has reported a number of issues relating to Yanchep District High School, including bullying, drugs and teacher/staff bullying of students. Some concerned parent(s) even set up a ‘YDHS bullying’ Facebook page
about how concerned parents could request an ‘Expert Review Group’ (ERG) of the school. Over the past week or so, after eventually reaching the Minister for Education’s office, the Minister, Peter Collier, provided the following comments last Friday:
Over 20 families have contacted the Sun City News and been interviewed. Recently the Sun City News published comments
“I have visited Yanchep District High School twice in recent months and have found students and staff to be engaged,
dedicated and eager to be part of the positive learning environment. The classrooms were filled with a variety of student work and the students proudly talked to me about their lessons and their school. I was also encouraged to hear from members of the school community about how positive the community felt about their school.
and drugs are completely unacceptable in any school and principals take these matters very seriously. Parents who have any concerns about the way schools manage issues such as these are encouraged to contact their local regional education office. All complaints are taken seriously and staff work hard to find appropriate resolutions.
“I would like to reassure the community that bullying, violence
“Complaints of the magnitude conveyed by the Sun City News
appear to be without foundation. I am advised there have been no complaints made to the North Metropolitan Regional Education Office about drugs at Yanchep District High School and the two complaints about bullying have been resolved appropriately.” As editor of the Sun City News, I find the Minister’s comments bewildering and my feelings go out to the 20 families and their children who have been bullied.
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Recent council meetings Last Tuesday, both the City of Wanneroo and the Shire of Gingin held their monthly council meetings.
its quality, with a view to the school opening earlier than the current plan for commencement in 2019.
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City of Wanneroo administration commented: “The advice from the Department of Education indicates that there is minimal scope to vary the time frames associated with the planning and delivery of a new secondary school. In previous discussions between Administration and the Department of Education on this matter they have advised that it is not possible to deliver the new school for opening in 2017, but that there may be scope to have the school completed earlier than the scheduled opening in 2019.”
The City of Wanneroo council meeting was held in the Alexander Heights Community Centre, as part of the ‘council on tour’. The agenda consisted of 31 reports and three members’ motions on notice. Items of interest from the North Ward included the refusal of a development application for a drive through addition at 2 Captiva Approach, Butler, because the application did not meet the parking provisions and concerns raised by the community. When considering the Two Rocks Coastal Management Plan, the council agreed to receive M P Rogers and Associates study report ‘Two Rock Coastal Management’; asking the State Government to undertake a detailed design and implement the recommended coastal management option, comprising the staged construction of groynes as a priority; write to the developers in the surrounding areas advising them of the outcomes of the study and the City’s preferred approach; and administration will continue to undertake ongoing photographic beach monitoring on a quarterly basis and following major storm events, and six monthly beach surveys to capture seasonal and long term changes. Council supported North Ward Cr Aitken’s motion to requesting that the construction of the planned Yanchep Secondary School be completed as soon as possible, without compromising
In a confidential report, the council agreed to purchase Lot 505 (3) Lagoon Drive, Yanchep, the current St James church site next to Yanchep Community Centre, from the Perth Diocesan Trustee for an undisclosed amount.
Gingin report At the Shire of Gingin council meeting, the agenda consisted of 16 reports. The council agreed to change the date for its October ordinary meeting from 20 October to 27 October, due to it being only three days after the council elections. On 20 October, a special council meeting will be held to elect a shire president, deputy shire president, and appoint councillors to council committees and external bodies. In another report the council considered a breach of the Planning and Development Act on Phung Tran Do’s property at Lot 12, Military Road, Muckenburra.
Shire’s officer conducted a site inspection on 11 May, then again on 1 July, at which time the landowners were provided with a list of non-compliance issues requiring attention. The council agreed to issue a letter of instruction to the landowners and has authorised the chief executive officer, should any of the non-compliant is not satisfactorily completed, to commence legal proceedings against Phung Tran Do and Tuyet Chau Huynh for offences committed under the Planning and Development Act. In the final report on the agenda, the council approved an unbudgeted expenditure of $12,300 to enable the purchase of a ride-on lawnmower with catcher, for the Guilderton Caravan Park.
Next meetings The Shire of Gingin’s next council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 18 August, commencing at 3.00pm in the Council Chambers at the Shire of Gingin Administration Centre, 7 Brockman Street, Gingin. The City of Wanneroo will be holding their next public briefing session on Tuesday 11 August, starting at 6.00pm in the Council Chambers at Wanneroo. This is followed by the council meeting one week later, Tuesday 18 August, starting at 7.00pm in the Council Chambers at Wanneroo. These meetings are open to the general public and all ratepayers, a question time is available for any question about the business of the council.
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Beach access stairway quizzed The Sun City News received two emails from a local resident concerned about the new stairway to the beach off Brazier Road. “I am a former councillor and was Chairman of Building and Town Planning Committees. I recently walked down these steps with a friend taking her dog to the dog beach. “I only walked on five/six steps and said to her”: ‘These steps are not legal, do not confirm to by-laws, and are dangerous’. A few days later, she phoned to City of Wanneroo about another matter,
and mentioned it, she was told: “We know, they have to be fixed.”
Under the law of public risk, a municipality or public utility cannot be sued for injuries or damages sustained by a member of the public unless the authority knew the risk existed. This is due to massive expanses of the areas under their control. Once the authority is made aware of the problem, they must take action to remedy this situation ‘within a reasonable time’.
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Council’s response City of Wanneroo’s acting Director of Infrastructure, Harminder Singh, said: “An inspection of the stairway has been undertaken and no issues relating to public safety were identified. “
standards and regulations including Building Code of Australia (BCA). The contractor has provided a confirmation that the design and construction is in compliance with BCA and this has been verified by City staff.
The City has not received any complaints from residents regarding the condition of the beach access located off Brazier Road, Yanchep.
“If stair safety deteriorates due to possible erosion, damage by users or vandals, and other unforeseen causes, then the access track would to be closed to ensure public safety and remediation work would follow accordingly.
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Your letters and emails Vale Russel Perry
Our community has lost yet another personality who learned to love our area and became proactive in getting involved in all its interests and events. Primarily a businessman, Russel Perry came to Yanchep/Two Rocks under the banner of ‘Capricorn Village Joint Venture’ to develop a viable community, to build sustainable housing and to begin to implement the future direction the communities would become. However, in the process of carrying out this task, he soon became a friend of the area and had a personal interest in the existing towns’ activities. Many groups benefited from grants from CVJV, often instigated by Russel. Arts was a special love, shown by his establishment of a temporary ‘home’ for TRYCAN, of which he took on the role of President alongside Philippa, whom he nominated as Secretary. Both of them encouraged the group and brought many ideas to them. His dream of creating an arts centre for Lady Lindsay’s homestead, with facilities for dance, music, etc, as well as an information centre, will continue to be discussed by the Council in the near future. One special trait Russel had was the ability to listen to the existing community, not
just build homes for new residents. We asked for landscaping along roads, and suggested many projects he often adopted, immersing himself in trying to make them come to fruition. He offered a large sum of money to establish a Two Rocks Art Award which would have put us truly ‘on the map’ – Sadly, this was not able to go ahead, but may be discussed as the area gains new blood. Just look at the Lindsay Beach Estate, and his mark is evident. Despite many not liking Russel’s ‘business-first’ type tactics, he has left an enduring legacy. I
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readiness to talk to locals, his involvement in all we did, and most importantly, his personal friendship. We regularly had fiery discussions about the environment and development of this pristine land. I will miss those talks, I will miss him. Vale, Russel, from all of us who knew you. Suzi Logue, Two Rocks.
Tribute to Dr Perry No words can explain what a wonderful privilege it has been to work alongside Dr Russel Perry, appointed a s Chief Executive Officer of Capricorn Village Joint Venture, way back in October 2004. A remarkable colleague, friend and mentor.
Such a gentleman who bought the local community of Yanchep and Two Rocks together in so many ways, sharing his wisdom, integrity and sense of humour, always willing to assist with a smile. Thank you for sharing such a gift, a life that has been and will always be recognised throughout Western Australia as ‘extraordinary’ with remarkable achievements, the community projects, sporting commitments, business consultancy’s and leadership, of which I personally thank you for all your guidance, knowledge, expertise and encouragement. Thank you Russel, for you just being you, sharing and teaching me so much. Your friend, Sue Dash.
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Luncheon for new pioneers Last week’s City of Wanneroo Pioneers Luncheon honoured 12 new long term residents with ‘Pioneer status’ paying tribute for their valuable contribution to the local community for 50 years of their adult life. This year’s City of Wanneroo Pioneer are Dorothy and Ivan Franulovich, Rose and Joe Marinovich, Giuseppe (Joe) Rocca, Janice Sinagra, Teresa and Nino Stazzonelli, Mary Schivardi, Gail Susac, Chris Trajanovich and Leslie (Les) Turner.
SCYC’s 40th anniversary Sun City Yacht Club members, past and present, gathered at the clubrooms on Saturday 18 July, for a home-cooked dinner and to reminisce over the 40 years since the club’s inception. Several founding members or their families were there along with former and current members. Founding member and former commodore, Brian Coles entertained his fellow guests with stories about the club in the 1970’s and 1980’s; about how the ghost on the Alkimos could wreak havoc on new sailors who ventured that far and how not to deliver a brand new yacht to Two Rocks. Bruce Graham’s father, Kevin was the third club commodore and Bruce, like many children in the area was closely involved in dinghy sailing whilst preparations for Australia’s challenge for the Americas Cup were focused on Two Rocks. Bruce talked about attending the Community School which was located in the largest building on the marina when there were no other secondary schools in the area. He had many and amongst being one of students who
fond memories those, recalled the ‘privileged’ was co-opted
to help clean America’s Cup challenger ‘Southern Cross’ when it was cradled next to their classroom. Some of the early history of the club and of Two Rocks and Yanchep, was described by Harold Northwood. Harold was manager of the Two Rocks marina for 30 years and prior to that was involved in the early development of Yanchep Sun City, his recollections bought the history of the area and the club’s role in that history back to life. The yacht club has been a part of the local community since November 1974, with members gradually constructing very simple but much-enjoyed facilities that successive generations of volunteers have built onto.
Life member and former commodore, Ken Santry, described the vision and hard work that a dedicated group of volunteers bought to the task of rebuilding and renovating the weather-beaten club rooms between 2005 and 2011, and the current cosy clubrooms are a testament to their efforts. The opportunity to hear these stories stemmed from the work of former commodore Ann Santry who compiled a summary history of the Sun City Yacht Club and in doing so, tracked down a number of former members and their families. The yacht club hopes to build on Ann’s work, digging into local archives and collating the stories of former members and residents in the area.
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New water main
The State Government, through the Water Corporation, has started work on a $3.12 million water distribution main along Marmion Avenue in Eglinton. Water Minister, Mia Davies, said the new 1.3km water main would provide water for the suburbs of Alkimos and Eglinton, allowing for more development in the area. The corporation will construct the new distribution main within the road reserve along Marmion Avenue, from Shorehaven Boulevard to Cinnabar Drive. “This new main will serve people in the growing suburbs of Alkimos and Eglinton and is an important factor to accommodate the continued development of the area,” Ms Davies said. The corporation has planned work to minimise disruption to local residents and road users. Local residents will be kept informed throughout the duration of the project. Traffic management plans will be advertised in the local newspaper and signage will be in place to advise road users of potential impacts. “I thank the community and road users in advance for their patience while the corporation carries out this essential work,” the Minister said. Construction of the new main is expected to be completed in October 2015.
Ramp upgrade
The Two Rocks boat ramp upgrade is scheduled for completion by Christmas. The first stage of a $1.7 million upgrade to the parking and boat launching facilities at Two Rocks Marina have recently been completed. The second stage of the upgrade will focus on the launch facilities. It is anticipated work on stage two will commence in September, and every effort will be made to maintain access to the launch ramps during construction.
From the police A 30-year-old High Wycombe man died when his hatchback collided with a road train near Gingin last week. Emergency services were called to the crash on Brand Highway, near Wallering Road, about 7km north of Dewars Road in Granville about 10.45pm. Police closed the road to traffic in both directions. The 24-year-old driver of the road train was taken to Swan Districts Hospital with minor injuries. Brand Highway was reopened at 8:00am, next morning, however, a 40km/h speed restriction is in place. Anyone who saw either vehicle prior to the crash or the collision is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Police seized four cars after receiving reports of vehicles allegedly racing in the lower car park outside the boat pens off Pope Street at Two Rocks Marina about 3.30pm, last Sunday. Police said reports of dangerous each other, donuts’.
they had received several cars being driven in a manner, allegedly racing and ‘doing burnouts and
Police have seized the four cars; a Toyota GTS Coupe, a Mazda RX8 Coupe, a Ford Falcon XR6 ute and a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution sedan, for 28 days. Police were continuing their inquiries, speaking with several people in the area at the time of the incidents. To report any suspicious criminal or traffic issues, call 131 444. If it is lifethreatening, call 000.
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Big change to school sport “Sporting Schools is designed to deliver sports in line with local schools’ needs and ultimately to facilitate and encourage children to be active, engaged and have fun through sport, more often. “Importantly, the programme allows school children to sample a diverse range of sports, which gives them a broader range of skills and a better chance of discovering the sports they most enjoy.” Mr Porter said that, alarmingly, a quarter of Australian children are now overweight or obese and many more lack the basic gross-motor skills needed in everyday life such as running, catching, throwing and kicking.
Last week, it was announced that hundreds of thousands of primary students across Australia will play organised sport before, during and after school as part of a $100 million Australian Government initiative to keep them fit, healthy and happy. Australian Sports Commission (ASC) CEO, Simon Hollingsworth, joined the Minister for Health and Sport, Sussan Ley, to launch this national initiative. Earlier this week, Federal Member for Pearce, Christian Porter, announced that six local schools in the northern
suburbs had signed up to be a part of ‘Sporting Schools’, the biggest change to school sport in more than a decade Alkimos Baptist College, Gingin District High School, Lancelin Primary School, Two Rocks Primary School, Yanchep Beach Primary School, and Yanchep District High School. Mr Porter said: “Being involved in this new programme will expand sporting opportunities for children before, during and after school hours to help them develop healthy and active habits early in life.
“Three-quarters of Australian kids spend their spare time watching television, yet only one third of children are completing the recommended hour of physical activity each day,” he said. “Only half of our kids are involved in sport. “That is why our new Sporting Schools programme is so important in ensuring that current and future generations of Australian kids are fit, healthy and happy.” More information on Sporting Schools can be found at sportingschools.gov.au.
50th anniversary celebration Long time Two Rocks residents, Eric and Joyce De Campo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last week with family, three children and ten grandchildren, and friends with a delicious sumptuous Chinese banquet. The De Campos moved to Two Rocks nearly 20 years ago and have been actively involved in several local community groups. If you are celebrating a milestone anniversary or birthday, don’t forget to call the Sun City News on 9561 2500.
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Little library at Yanchep open The ‘Little Library’ at Yanchep Community Centre was officially launched last week with local author, Barbara Yates Rothwell cutting the ribbon. The ‘Little Library’ was designed, constructed and donated to the community centre by local businessman, David Bowen from Yanchep Maintenance. The opening was well attended with several local authors and general public celebrating the occasion. The ‘Little Library’ is installed outside the front of the community centre and is available for everyone to bring a book and take a book
free of charge 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Little Free Libraries started in 2009, when Todd Bol from Hudson, Wisconsin, built a model of a one room schoolhouse as a tribute to his mother, a former school teacher who loved reading. He filled it with books and put it on a post in his front yard. His neighbours and friends loved it. He built several more and gave them away. Each one had a sign that said free books. By January 2015, the total number of registered Little Libraries was estimated at 25,000 worldwide and growing.
Second life for pioneering truck The City of Wanneroo has recently taken possession of a precious piece of Wanneroo history – A fully restored truck used on one of the area’s old market gardens. The vintage truck is on loan to the Wanneroo Regional Museum for 18 months from Sinagra resident, Frank Puglia. Mr Puglia is the grandson of Wanneroo pioneers, Steve and Kata Chokolich, one of the first pioneering families recognised in 1979. Steve Chokolich bought the Chevrolet 4 new in 1928 and would often loan it to the old Wanneroo Road Board to carry food and refreshments to various functions at places like Yanchep and Moore River.
It has remained in the family since Steve’s death in 1934. Every part of the truck is original and in working order
thanks to Mr Puglia who worked diligently to restore it to its former glory in 2002. The vintage truck is currently
being kept securely and will be on display to the public at the next Buckingham House open day on Sunday 11 October, from 1:00pm.
Gouache painting workshop Tjyllyungoo/Lance Chadd’s works are exhibited throughout the world including the Berndt Museum Collection and Parliament House.
There is a limited number of vacancies, all expressions of interest can be lodged with Wangaree Community Centre on 9655 2808. This unique workshop is designed for both beginner and advanced artist where you can enjoy learning this simple, yet dynamic and
unique style of painting in a relaxed friendly format from one of Australia’s most respected leading artists.
The workshop will be held on Saturday 8 August, in Lancelin. This workshop would normally be upwards of $60.00, but thanks to
Tronox DADAA and the Shire of Gingin this is a free event. The exhibition will run from 8 August, through to 21 August, Tuesday to Friday, between 10:00am and 2:00pm. If you have a community event or activity and looking for publicity, call the Sun City News on 9561 2500, during office hours or email your activity details to news@ suncitynews.com.au.
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Clinical Hypnotherapist in Yanchep David has previously provided a hypnotherapy service in Maida Vale for over seven years, helping his clients quit smoking, manage their pain, lose weight and rid themselves of fears and phobias using client targeted ‘Advanced Clinical Hypnosis’. Advanced Clinical Hypnosis, David Whyte said, is a specifically targeted to the clients’ needs, personality and belief system and usually requires at least three sessions to assure that long lasting change occurs, unlike some hypnotists who claim to provide results after only one session.
David Whyte, a Clinical Hypnotherapist, is now offering his services to local residents at the Yanchep Medical Centre.
David, a smoking cessation specialist, said that hypnotherapy has proven to be the most effective therapy for quitting smoking, weight loss, anxiety, pain management and personal issues such as confidence,
self-esteem and many more things besides, usually in far less time and with more lasting changes than other conventional forms of counselling or therapy. He claims a success rate of over 90 per cent for smoking cessation using his client targeted ‘Countdown to Quitting Program,’ refined over two years and utilising powerful techniques for change. “It’s almost magical,” David told said. “The way people can change after a few sessions, I’m often amazed at the difference in the way they can handle things.” From the time his first client came to him with a ‘fear of flying’ phobia and subsequently flew to New Zealand where she took a helicopter ride over the mountains and a flight in
a hot air balloon to today, where he has many hundreds of successes behind him, he has enjoyed helping his clients achieve their goals. “I get a real kick out of helping people out,” he said. “And I’ve been so lucky to be able to do that having been a career fire officer for nearly 30 years, worked with Lifeline for 12 months, served with Fremantle Sea Rescue for four years and am currently helping out as a radio operator with Two Rocks Marine Rescue. “I’m so lucky to have discovered hypnotherapy, it would have to be the best job in the world.” To discover how David can assist you with your problem, you can call him on 0414 454 780.
Ciao church door Fifteen years ago, in 2000, Elena Lumsdaine was asked by Gianni Mazzella, a member of the church to design a door for the St James Anglican church in Yanchep to celebrate Anno Domini. Ms Lumsdaine chose a wooden door with a cross wooden beam, that divided the front panel of the door in four sections. She painted the door blue with motifs on each of the four panels - The Yanchep reeds, the olive branches, fish and a crayfish with its claws embracing the ocean, covered by a small piece of fishing net. After 15 years the net disintegrated, but the designs are still intact and the golden
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Sadly, the old church is giving-way to the new one, which will be completed by late August. Sadly too, the blue door will be removed, but it will remain in Yanchep, until a final new home is found. Ms Lumsdaine said: “Let me say, that after completing the door decorations late one summer night in my house one of the water pipes in the bathroom burst, the ground floor of my house flooded and my dogs and I celebrated Anno Domini in Noah’s Ark.” The Sun City News understands the door could find a new home in Southern Cross.
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Two Rocks produces leading sales agent Local L J Hooker agent, Craig Hoskins, has been recognised as one of the leading real estate group’s top performers at an exclusive awards evening at Crown Perth on Saturday.
“To be recognised as a top achiever amongst so many dynamic industry professionals is an incredible honour for Craig.”
Mr Hoskins was the runner-up salesperson on the evening, following an outstanding year servicing Perth’s outer north.
Mr Hoskins said L J Hooker network training and technology provided an invaluable foundation when listing a property and assuring the vendor they would be getting the best available marketing.
L J Hooker Two Rocks Principal, Adam Fields, said local market knowledge, top marketing strategies and unmatched community contacts resulted in Mr Hoskins’ outstanding achievement.
“L J Hooker’s resources effectively provide everything I need to fully understand my local market ensuring I have the best possible chance to secure a timely sale for sellers,” he said. “Adam’s support along with our
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Community Casino Bus The Community Casino Bus is on the border of folding. We need help to bring the numbers up. We have to have at least 25 people on the bus. Please spread the word, we really need your help. Our next trip will be on Tuesday 18 August. The bus will leave the Phil Renkin Centre at 5.15pm and then pick-up passengers at the Yanchep Sportmans Club. Return trip leaves the Casino at 11.00pm. $15 per person, which includes $5 bus fare, a meal at the Carvery, Noodle Bar, or Café, $1 Keno ticket and $3 play on your Member’s Card. If you haven’t got a Member Card, it’s easy to join, just bring ID with you, driver’s licence or similar. You can also pick up a ‘Group Regular Riders Card’, and get it stamped at the Cloakroom, every time you visit the Casino on this bus. On your 5th visit, you get a free book, and only have to pay $5 bus fare. Call Linda on 9561 5321 or Joan 0424 421 946, to book your next casino trip.
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COMMUNITY NOTICES YANCHEP REDHAWKS CRICKET REGISTRATION On Saturday 8 August 2015 from 12 noon to 3pm the Yanchep Redhawks Cricket Club will be hosting a registration event for the upcoming cricket season at Oldham Oval in Yanchep. Last cricket season the club fielded 3 teams with one team reaching the Grand Final. The Club provides good social opportunities and welcomes new members. So, please head down to Oldham Oval and find out more about our Club. Many cricket activities will be happening on the day and Club Members will be there to answer all of your questions.
Yanchep Golf Club New members, ladies and men, wanted for 2015/2016 season. Cheapest golf in Perth with licenced bar, competitions Saturdays & Wednesdays ladies and men. Visit our web site for contacts yanchepgolfclub.com.au
Suncity Artists Association Art exhibition It’s on again this year, running from 5 September to 19 September, the gallery will be open every day. Four categories, Painting, Sculpture, Craft, Photography with a $100 prize per category. The Margaret Memorial Award will give the overall winner free membership of the association for one year and includes space to display and sell in the gallery. Enquiries, Shop 19 Lower Level, Two Rocks Shopping Centre. or contact Jack or Helen Thorne on 9577 1495. Email h.thorne@bigpond.com
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DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUE The next issue of the Sun City News will be published and distributed on Thursday 13 August. All Community Notices, Community Diary and News Articles are required by 12noon, Saturday 8 August.
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72 Late 74 Passing out 76 Get rid of 78 Midday 79 Listening device 80 Body gristle 82 Take value of 83 Prickly plant 87 From that place 91 Person in the news 95 Advance of money 98 What music was stored on (1,4) 100 Poll 102 Roof repairer 104 Light biscuit 106 Mischievous person 108 Part of foot 109 American writer 110 Pure 112 Removed 114 Kingdom 116 Large bird 117 Pending 118 Desert plants 119 Tests (abb) 121 Post on a stair 124 Drink like a cat (3,2) 125 Tart 126 Witches’ gathering 127 Woven fabric 130 Temperamental 131 Union 133 Insect 134 Exclamation of disgust 135 Meddle with
137 Weird 138 Make happy 140 And others 141 Type of flu 143 Jumps aboard (5,2) 145 What sheepfarmer does (4,5) 149 Glider pilot, for instance 152 Give evidence 155 Annul 158 Stating as truth 160 Wild bull (Aust) 162 Joked with 164 Pilferer 166 Verse 167 Posting 170 Arched entrances 171 What instrument was played (1,7) 172 Trace 175 Shrill calling insect 177 Memorandum 179 Facial features 181 Rate of ascent 183 Puts in order 184 Season 186 Protective charm 187 Plants 189 Rebellion 191 Platform 194 Artists’ supports 197 Pattern or mould 200 Caribbean nation 201 Bargains 204 Temporary shelters 205 Eases up
207 Courage 208 Type of van 209 Shipping hazard 211 Put on a wig 212 Freedom from restraint 213 Older Poet 215 Northern Ireland 216 In that place 217 For the time being 218 Panacea 219 Cow’s milk vessel 220 Most repentant 221 Sea ear 222 Harvests 223 German Painter 224 Girl’s name 225 Cry of triumph
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92 Striking sight 93 Make inactive 94 Not intended 95 Holly genus 96 Casual concert 97 Pickpocket etc 99 Tract 100 Revere 101 Occurring in parts 103 Repeats 105 Message 107 Managing 111 Shelter 113 Fit for use 115 Pledge 120 Against 122 Looks over 123 Dash 128 Legal document 129 Camera part 132 Light writing paper 136 Bloodsucker 139 Spoils 142 Of the atmosphere 143 Mediation 144 Beg 146 Part of rocket 147 Lies loosely 148 Early school 149 Strip off skin 150 Wealth 151 Where buses are parked (2,6) 153 Creed 154 Bowls in cricket 156 Sexual arousal 157 Shorten
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Community Diary Thursday 30 July Growth of the North West Corridor & Opportunities for Small Business forum, 4.00pm at Yanchep Community Centre.
Saturday 8 August Community Winter Market - 10.30am to 2.30pm at Butler Community Centre.
Monday 10 August Yanchep Two Rocks RSL meeting will be held at Yanchep Sports & Social Club, starting at 11.00am. New members welcome.
Thursday 13 August Monthly meeting of ‘Yanchep and Districts CWA will be held in the Phil Renkin Centre, Two Rocks, starting at 9.30am. New members welcome. Ring Clare on 9561 2905 for more information.
Tuesday 18 August Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Service, starts at 11.00am at the Memorial in the Yanchep National Park. All welcome to attend.
To get your Community Diary event listed, email your event details to community@suncitynews.com.au
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What you pay for: New food labelling will more accurately display the percentage of Australian ingredients.
Country of origin labels on Australian food packaging will soon be more specific in displaying the amount of Australian ingredients used, thanks to an Agriculture Standing Committee inquiry. The labels, which are aimed at providing a simpler and clearer way of identifying Australian made products, will list the Australian ingredients used in the labelled product as a percentage. The change comes following public consultation and survey on Australia’s current packaging laws taken from February. Member for Durack, Melissa Price, who was on the standing comittee, said new country of origin food labels will begin to appear on supermarket shelves later this year. “I’m proud that work we’ve done has led to an improved food labelling system in Australia,” Ms Price said. “It is important to ensure consumers have the information they need to make informed choices about the products they buy.” Minister for Industry and Science, Ian Macfarlane, said the new food labelling system
will show consumers where products are made, grown or packaged. “Foods processed locally will have a new label which includes the familiar green and gold kangaroo and triangle icon, with a bar chart showing what proportion of the ingredients are from Australia,” Mr Macfarlane said. “This will include, for example, ‘Made in Australia from 100 per cent Australian ingredients’, ‘Packed in Australia, Made in Canada’ and ‘Made in Australia from Australian carrots and French peas’.” Consumers across Australia will be able to make a quick comparison of products on the shelves. Digital options are also being developed so consumers who want more detailed information can get it. These reforms will also clarify the definition of ‘made in’ Australia. Importing ingredients and simply slicing them will no longer qualify for a ‘made in’ claim. Under the new scheme, if product is imported into Australia and then repacked, the label will identify where the item came from.
The government will continue to work with the states and territories, whose agreement is required to roll out the new labels.
DARTS Yanchep Ladies Tues 23 June - Coasters 6 def Saints 5. Highest peg: A Jarvis 55. Highest score: N Seager 133. Neptunes 7 def Kruizers 4. Highest peg: D Wheeler 50. Highest score: D Wheeler 102. Tues 30 June - Saints 6 def Neptunes 5. Highest peg: S Billing 40. Highest score: G Tavani 131. Coasters 6 def Kruizers 5. Highest peg: L Twyford 62. Highest score: H Catchpole 171. Tues 7 July - Kruzers 6 def Saints 5. Highest peg: M Rose 61. Highest score: D Wheeler 95. Coasters 6 def Neptunes 5. Highest peg: M Sorensen 59. Highest score: R Leslie 133. Tues 14 July - Kruizers 6 def Neptunes 5. Highest peg: H Billing 51. Highest score: M Sorensen 160. Coasters 7 def Saints 4. Highest peg: L Twyford 74. Highest score: L Twyford 140.
GOLF Guilderton GC Sat 11 July - Barry Wegner Trophy: R Wheeler 34, T Button 33, L Meharry 33, T
Sun City CC Tues 14 July - Par: P Haynes +1, S Morris, F Read sq, W Nicholas, M Wetherly -2. Fri 17 July - Ladies S/ford: J Dunstan 41, L Brown 38, L Wells 37, D Mc Narey 35, J Higo 34, B Tierney 33. Mens: K Pack 45, D Mann,
Ted Dowling
0414 992 380
Friends of Moore River Estuary
Linda Johnson
0414 631 273
Gingin Arts & Crafts Group
Irene Dewar
0427 752 348
Gingin/Chittering Lions
Pat Elliot
9575 2316
Ms Price said an initial voluntary take-up of the country of origin food labels will mean shoppers across Australia including in Durack should see changes on the shelves later this year.
Guilderton Community Association
Gillian Lamont
9577 2730
Guilderton Community Library
Madeline Henshaw 9577 1528
Guilderton Country Club
Cheryl Spiers
9577 1013
Gingin Lower Coastal Computer Group
Anne Stroud
9577 1498
Gingin Lower Coastal Meet and Greet
Glenna Macaskill 9577 2281
“The mandatory rollout will commence in 2016, providing manufacturers with time to implement the new scheme,” Ms Price said.
Guilderton Golf Club
Carolyn Meharry 0448 814 020
Lancelin and Coastal Districts RSL
Norm Pearce
9655 1161
Lancelin Bowling Club
Pat
9655 3053
Lancelin CWA
Muriel Swan
9655 1399
Those interested in further information on country of origin labelling can visit www.industry. gov.au/cool
Lancelin & Districts Lions
Dawn & Ron
0417 090 178
Lancelin Golf Club
Annette Morck
9655 2156
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D Ryan 40, M Holland, E Morris, G Barkhuizen 39, K Bullard, J Isabel 38, G Cruden, B Brown 37. Tues 21 July - Ladies S/ ford: M Kearney 38, F Read 36, P Haynes, B McDonald 33, J Higo 32, L Wells, S Sherwood 31. Fri 24 July - Ladies-S/ Ford: D McNarey 37, B McDonald 35, J Higo, B Tierney 34, M Grisdale 32, A Mann, S Sherwood, M Crow 31. Mens: V Howell,
Lancelin Volunteer Marine Rescue Group Pat Shinnick
9655 1289
Ledge Point Country Club
Sheryl Dempster 0408 947 548 Jan Court 0417 961 627
Moore River Weight Watchers
Jae Watson
9577 1573
Son City Church
Jon Spurgeon
9561 2486 0427 990 605
Suncity Art & Craft Gallery, Two Rocks
Jack Thorne
9577 1495
Sun City Country Club
9561 1148
Sun City Yacht Club
John Utley
0428 628 753
TRYCAN - Two Rocks Yanchep Culture & Arts Network
Pam Annesley
0427 957 612
Two Rocks Social Badminton Group
Roy Jackson Nigel Tilbury
9561 6121 9561 6946
Two Rocks Writers Group
9561 1066 0488 722 078
Two Rocks Volunteer Marine Rescue Group Radio room 9561 5777 A/hrs/Emergency 0488 615 777
SPORTS RESULTS Keene 30. NTP: C Meharry. Longest putt: T Keene. Best 2nd shot: C Meharry. Best 3rd shot: P Rouse. Wed 15 July - Scroungers: B Johnson 21, P Flavell, R Prince 19. NTP: B Hardeman, R Prince, B Johnson. Longest putt: A Wetherly. Best 2nd shot: B Johnson. Sat 18 July - S Gregorini Trophy (Stroke): R Prince 60, G Robson 61, M Wetherly 66, P Flavell 68, P Rouse 69. NTP: M Wetherly, B Johnson, P Flavell. Lady’s Best 3rd shot: I Street. Men’s Best 3rd shot: P Rouse. Longest putt: P Flavell. Wed 22 July - Scroungers: P Flavell 21, L Meharry 20, J Bresland 20. Longest putt: J Bresland, P Flavell. NTP: B Johnson, L Meharry. Best 3rd shot: P Flavell.
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J Isabel 39, P Marshall 38, L Clarke, M Ansell, S Little 37, J Bryan, P Mc Coy, S Donovan, P Wallace 36.
Yanchep GC Sat 18 July - Stroke Ladies: R Warrilow, D Attwood 71, E Callanan 75, S Rapinese 76. Men: I Lowe, A Faulks 63, C Grant 64, K Attwood 67. Sat 25 July - Ladies S/ford: E Callanan, D Attwood, C Faulks, G Reyne. Men: R Dixon 44, C Grant, J Brydon 42, W Pawlenko 38.
WA Sugarcraft Academy Inc - Cake Decorating Jan Cooper
0427 761 330
West Coast Angling Club Two Rocks Marina) (
Ian Stott Jon Stanley
9561 1166 9561 2242
Yanchep Colour Diet Group
Sunny Strobel
9561 2512
Yanchep CWA
Claire
9561 2905
Yanchep Districts Junior Football Club
Michael Browne Sue Moir
0428 559 026 0417 978 281
Yanchep Dolphins Little Athletics Club
yancheplac@ gmail.com
Yanchep Golf Club
Bob Cherry
Yanchep Ladies Dart Club
Raye Leslie 0418 936 600 Amanda Van Padua 0408 943 987
Yanchep Netball Club
Karolyn Holmes
0458 458 948
Yanchep Redhawks Football Club
Les Porter
0423 855 115
9561 5406
Yanchep Sports Club Inc.
9561 1196
Yanchep Two Rocks Arts & Craft Workshop Cathie Close
9561 2738
Yanchep Two Rocks Catholic Church
Father Augustine 9561 21 72
Yanchep Two Rocks Lions Club
Malcolm Gow Lorraine Alvin
0401 646 183 0438 682 678
Yanchep Two Rocks Recreation Assoc Inc. Julie Otremba Ron Arnold
9561 1538 9561 5551
Yanchep Two Rocks Home Support Group
9561 5161
Yanchep Two Rocks RSL
Joyce Harris
9561 1672
Yanchep Two Rocks Senior Citizens
Jill Scholte Dot Blower
9561 5581 9561 1287
Yanchep United Football Club (Soccer)
Shaun Parkin
0406 369 411
Is your group or club here? Are your contact details correct? If not, please let us know so we can update the list. Email: community@suncitynews.com.au
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