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Harbourside Haven Villages November 2017

Harbourside Haven (Shoal Bay)

Fingal Haven (Fingal Bay)

Salamander Haven (Salamander)

Preparing for the

Holiday Season

If you are heading out of town for an extended period don’t forget to:

(1) Tell the Harbourside Office how long you'll be away for. It is

important to give the Office a heads-up when you are leaving

town including leaving contact details for any ur-

gent matters.

(2) Lock up—it's all too easy to forget to secure all of

those less frequently used windows and doors in the

rush to get away.

(3) Arrange for someone to collect your mail and

suspend any newspaper deliveries.

(4) Have a GREAT trip!

If you are planning to have friends or family come and stay with you for

more than 2 weeks don’t forget to contact the Harbourside Office for ap-

proval, providing details about who is staying, their car registration and

for how long.

November 2017 Edition


Due to staff shortages, leave and illness, our maintenance team got a little behind with our mowing schedule over the past 4 weeks. In response to feedback from residents, we updated our rosters / schedule to try to address this as quickly as possible. We have now completed the spraying and mowing tasks and are up to date. If you have any fur-ther questions or concerns about this, please feel free to lodge a maintenance form or contact maintenance on

1800 960 900

Reminder about the correct number to ring for SNAKES. It is 000 and they will contact the local fire brigade as they have trained handlers

UPDATE FROM MAINTENANCE TEAM

UPDATE FROM RETIREMENT LIVING TEAM

The Harbourside Recreation Centre is about to be repainted on the inside including the library, the hall, the entrance and the kitchen. The work will commence on

Tuesday, 5th December and is expected to be completed by Tuesday 12th Decem-ber. Please note that whilst the Recreation Centre will be closed during this peri-od, the pool will still be open.

Thank you to all residents who returned their notes with details of their email ad-

dress and mobile numbers. We have already started to email those residents who opted to receive email communications and publications for example Villa Altera-tion Forms and the Village Voice.

We are in the process of updating the signage for the Harbourside Haven carports. As part of the process we are requesting residents to provide their current car regis-tration, villa number and parking spot. We are hoping to improve the current sign-age and also attempt to review carport allocations to ensure resident allocations are

close to their villas.

Work has commenced this week on the new Salamander development and is ex-pected to be completed in 18 months from now.

Don’t forget you can now contact us via email for any village related issues or to submit Villa Alteration Forms etc

[email protected]


HARBOURSIDE HAVEN VILLAGE NEWSHARBOURSIDE HAVEN VILLAGE NEWSHARBOURSIDE HAVEN VILLAGE NEWSHARBOURSIDE HAVEN VILLAGE NEWS

Reminder: Just a gentle reminder for the return replies and mon-

ey for our Christmas Luncheon. I know it seems a long way away, but it makes the job of collating them easier if they come in earlier. Many

thanks to those who have already returned them. Anyone booking transport, Eliza-beth will be in touch to arrange times for pickup.

Library: The library is just about full and has a really great selection of books by varied authors. The many James Patterson books donated by Nancy McEwan have been a real hit and enjoyed by many residents. Thanks again Nancy.

Australia Day: Kath Cridland and her team are working on the

2018 Australia Day Celebrations, incorporating the 2018 Eminent Resi-dent Awards. Voting slips are in this issue. More information

will be in the December Voice, and booking flyers in your letter box, lat-er in the year.

Please put the 26th of January 2018 ( 4 pm ) in your diary.

Craft

For those new Residents, the Craft Building is located behind the Maintenance Shed and beside the Gazebo. The Craft Room is open on Monday 9am to Noon, and Wednesday 10am to Noon.

A small selection of reasonably priced items are available:

• Knee Rugs

• Cushions

• Coat Hangers

• Hand Towels

• Knitwear

• Embroidered Tea Towels

For further information please contact our President Claudette Norris on 4984 9522

All the best. Joy Hart. Villa 45A. Phone. 4981 4715.


BERNIE THOMPSON PARK VILLAGE NEWSBERNIE THOMPSON PARK VILLAGE NEWSBERNIE THOMPSON PARK VILLAGE NEWSBERNIE THOMPSON PARK VILLAGE NEWS

Welcome to our new residents Horst and Karin Gunkel in Villa 120A.

Bernie Thompson residents now have their own library. It is situated in the old

Mens Shed next to the BBQ area. Residents and friends have donated books and we now have about 450.

Thanks to Rod Ryder for building the book shelves. Thanks also to Kristie Murphy and

Harbourside for helping greatly with renova-tions of the Shed. A new sliding glass door en-trance had been installed in the shed which is

open all day for access to facilities and the li-brary.

Thanks also to Kevin Pringle for the donation of a brand new Breville Toast & Melt sandwich maker.

Thursday afternoon Happy Hour is still going strong. It now starts at 4.00 p.m. now that daylight saving is with us. Everybody is welcome.

The last Thursday of the month is a sausage siz-

zle and at least once a month we have a trivia competition with small prizes for the winners.

Andrea Ryder, Villa 121A BTP

AN INVITATION TO PLAY GOLF CROQUET A Harbourside Haven Social Game (Not Competition)

Golf croquet is the easy game, played with a partner. We are a friendly club and play 3 times a week (it’s not necessary to play every day, come when it suits you):

• Mondays at 3pm

• Wednesday at 9:30am

• Friday at 9:30am

Equipment supplied and some refreshments. We have BBQs under shelter and our court is protected from extreme weather.

Come along 3 times for a trial and if you are enjoying it, then it’s a $10 joining fee for the year.

It’s a sport you can get addicted to, so come and give it a try. You will be out in the fresh air, getting light exercise and meeting new friends (age no barrier).

CAPTAIN JAN CLUES 4981 2326


HHV Advocates: Dick Gibson (Villa 12)

Deputy Advocate: Elizabeth Skillicorn (Villa 46) & Kath Cridland (Villa 9)

BTP Advocates: Frank Bailey (Villa 116A)

Deputy Advocate: Neil Gutry (Villa 111A) & Andrea Ryder (Villa 121A)

Secretary to the Advocates : Rae Brougham (Villa 115A)

Volunteer Activities Representatives

Croquet Jan Clues Villa 10 HHV

Indoor Bowls Gloria Irwin Villa 109 BTP

Craft Claudette Norris Villa 34A HHV

Cards (Ladies) / Scrabble Heather Charge Villa 46A HHV

Greet new HHV residents Deidre Wells Villa 40A HHV

Greet new BTP residents Carol Russell Villa 107A BTP

Exercises Pauline Orr Villa 55 HHV

Elizabeth Skillicorn Villa 46 HHV

Events Frank Ward, Kris and Peter Maunder, Kath Cridland

Library Joy Hart Villa 45A HHV

Hall Bookings Joy Hart Villa 45A HHV

Hall Manager Pauline Orr Villa 55 HHV

Pool Neil Gutry Villa 111A BTP

Australia Day Kath Cridland Villa 9 HHV

Treasurer Elizabeth Skillicorn Villa 46 HHV

Bus Trips Any resident who wishes to organize, Min. 4 Passengers.

Representatives names are published in the Village Newsletter to facilitate new members,

information etc. All representatives are volunteers. All activities are available to all resi-

dents. Representation to the Board through the Advocates is to be in writing.

Forms are available in the foyer of the Recreation Hall. Please place in Advo-

cates letter box. Activities groups cannot be represented by Advocates.

Groups of concerned residents may be represented as a group.

Harbourside Haven / Bernie Thompson Park

Representatives and Advocates


I_______________________ (Villa number)_______ wish to nominate:

Nominee_______________________________

For the Award of: Eminent Resident 2018.

Date:___________________________

This nomination is to be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked Nominations for Eminent Resident Awards 2018 and returned unopened to an Advocate by 31st Decem-ber 2017.

Early nominations are appreciated.

Nominations are called for residents who have made special contributions to the lives of their fellow residents over the years of their residency. Whilst there are many who contribute their time and talents we wish to honour two in 2018 on Australia Day. This honour is decided by vote. All residents are entitled to vote for one (1) resident. A convenor will count the votes and on the agreement of the recipients, these residents will be awarded by the Chairman and his partner at an Australia Day Function and their names placed on the Honour Roll Board.

Harbourside Haven / Bernie Thompson Park

Eminent Resident Awards 2018


The following is a list of Activities in our village and

we welcome you to come along and participate.

Craft in Craft

Cottage

Monday 10am to

4pm

Aqua Aerobics—Every Weds from 1:15pm to 2:00pm. Qualified teacher.

Please contact Joy Hart 49814715

Pool and Spa—Open 8:00am –3:30pm

Indoor Bowls in Recreation

Hall

Thursday at 1:30pm

Croquet

Monday 2pm or Daylight

Savings 3pm

Wednesday 9:30am

Friday 9:30am

Strengthening Exercises in the

Recreation Hall $6.00

Tues 1pm to 2pm

Judy Collins Qualified Teacher

Library in Recreation Hall

Room left of stage

Available 9am-3:30pm daily

Men's Cards in

Bowling Club Hall–

Euchre

Wednesday 1pm—4pm

Saturday 1pm- 4pm

Ladies Cards

in Recreation Hall

Saturday 1pm

Church Service

Ecumenical Service held

every 4th Friday at

9:30am in Hostel 2 in the

room next to the hair-

dresser.

SCRABBLE

RECREATION

HALL

Each Friday at

1pm - 5pm

All welcome

PINK AUXILIARY

VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED

Contact Sue Druery—0458 579 901

ART CLASSES– Free with Tutor

Resident Artist—Lorna Anderson

10am—12 noon Weds CRAFT COTTAGE

Supply own art equipment, water col-

ours, oils, acrylics,

CHRISTIAN PRAYER SERVICE

Service is held on 1ST, 2ND & 3RD Friday each Month at 9:30am

In Hostel 2 (Next to the Hairdress-er). All Welcome.

Frances Harris—0499 521 374


COMMUNITY SOCIAL OUTINGSCOMMUNITY SOCIAL OUTINGSCOMMUNITY SOCIAL OUTINGSCOMMUNITY SOCIAL OUTINGS

Please phone 1800 620 356 to book

Monday 13th November 2017

Bus Departs Harbourside Haven at 8:00am

Billabong Restaurant

Toilet Break at Paul's Corner on the way.

East Maitland Bowling Club for Lunch

Cost $16.50 for all you can eat

Monday 27th November 2017

Bus Departs Harbourside Haven at 8:30am

Mystery Bus Trip and Lunch. Cost $10.00

Daily Fee Billed to Your Account

CHSP Consumers—$10.00

Private Consumers—$20.00

Please note this is the daily fee. All lunches, Morning Tea

and Entry Fees as Stated in the flyer are extra.


Fingal TopicsFingal TopicsFingal TopicsFingal Topics

The newsletter for the residents of Fingal Haven

Compiled by Alan Triscott Villa 71 Phone 4981 0636

FINGAL HAVEN EVENTS FOR NOVEMBER

MOVIES The movie for November is “Beauty and the Beast” made by Disney

and will be shown on Wednesday 15th November at 1.30 pm. This is a

fantasy romance about a beautiful young woman who is taken prisoner

by a beast in his castle. Stars Emma Watson and Dan Stevens. The film

is followed with a chat and afternoon tea.

The total cost is $2.

BUS TRIP The bus trip for this month will be a Christmas shopping expedition to

Kotara Fair on Friday 17th November leaving the gazebo at 8.30 am.

Cost will be for the bus $10. Morning tea and lunch is at your expense.

SAUSAGE SIZZLE

The final sausage for the year will be on Thursday 30th November. Be

there at 5 pm with your $3 and enjoy an hour or two with friends.

MELBOURNE CUP

The big horse race will be run on Tuesday 7th November. Be at the

recreation centre to buy your tickets in the various sweeps between 10

and 11 am then return at 1.30 pm for the racing.

Dress up for the Cup! Bring your own drinks and nibbles. Afternoon

tea will be provided. No charge.

DATES FOR THE DIARY

Friday 1st December Fingal Haven Christmas Party 12 for 12.30 pm. BYO

drinks. Lucky seat prizes and Craft Room Raffle.

Cost will be $30. Please book with Sue (Villa 36) or Meryl

(Villa 28). Money and Names in envelope.

Friday 15th December Christmas bus trip to Greenhouse restaurant at Medowie.

Roast pork and vegies, pavlova and fruit compote.

Buy your own drinks and coffee. Cost $35.

Book with Sue or Meryl Money and names in envelope.


FINGAL HAVEN ACTIVITIES

Regular Weekly Events

Monday Zumba 11.30am (4981 4833) Cards 1.30 pm (4981 3852)

Tuesday Craft 10-12 and 1-3 pm (4984 43680)

Wednesday Croquet 4 pm (4981 3964)

Thursday Aqua-aerobics 11.15 am (0411 879 541) Happy Hour 5 pm

Saturday Mahjong 2 pm in hall. (4984 9435)

Sunday Croquet 4pm

Regular Monthly events

First Monday Morning Tea Club 10 am (4981 3786)

Fourth Monday Lunch at the Fingal Bay Sports Club. Free bus at the gazebo at

12.30 pm. (4984 2556)

Third Wednesday Movie in hall . See other page for details.

Last Thursday Happy Hour with Barbecue 5pm See other page for details.

Third Friday Bus Trip See other page for details.

A J-J-JOKE TO FINISH UP WITH

After the last race, a fellow who stuttered badly walked up to a bookmaker who had had a win-

ning day. “Excuse me, I b-b-b-backed a five t-t-t-...”

The bookie was sharp. “There was no five to one winner mate, get lost”

The fellow persisted, “I b-b-b-backe a f-f-five t-t-”

“Look” said the bookie I’ve had a good day, here’s fifty dollars, now go away”

The chap took the money and went over to his friend and said “That bookie is a nice bloke. I

tried to tell him I’d backed a five ton truck into his Rolls Royce and he gave me fifty dollars”.

CRAFT GROUP NEWS

A Craft Group stall will be held on 6th November and 4th December at the first Monday

morning teas. Take advantage and shop early for Christmas from the many gift ideas and

Christmas novelties for sale.

CHANGE OF EDITOR FOR “FINGAL TOPICS”

This is the last time I will be producing “Fingal Topics” and I will

be handing it over to Trish McClung for the December edition.

Trish is an experienced newsletter writer and will produce

“Fingal Topics” in a different and refreshing way. Thank for the

encouragement you have given me during the four years I have

been informing you and I hope you encourage Trish similarly.

Alan


SALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE NEWSSALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE NEWSSALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE NEWSSALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE NEWS

SHV Social Club Update

The monthly sausage sizzle is proving popular, November will be our last for this year.

The movie “The Railway Man” was enjoyed by a good crowd, and happy hour later is also a winner.

Monthly bus trip to Awaba House was lovely with views over Lake Macquarie.

Our Christmas Lunch is on Sunday 3rd December in the Seascape Room at Soldiers Point, w ith transport available from our village to the venue.

Our village has had a lot of changes this year, and I extend a warm welcome to our new residents. May they enjoy the company of others at our social events, and get to know everyone.

I wish everyone a wonderful Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year. See you all for our Australia Day BBQ.

Social Coordinator, Yvonne.

INVITATION TO JOIN BOOK CLUB IN 2018

Residents from all Villages are invited to join the Book Club which meets at Sala-mander Haven once a month to discuss the book of the month. We use the Victo-rian CAE which provides all the books selected + notes for discussion. Cost is $125 for seniors/$92 for Concession.

For more information please contact Jann Thomas on 4984 7821


Position Name Villa / Unit

Resident Representative Jack Mees Unit 82

Treasurer Betty Gunter Villa 17

Social Co-ordinator Yvonne Milligan Villa 18

Activity/Area Name Villa/Unit

Library Fay Cranney Villa 25

Craft Jan Brockbank Villa 63

3 C’s Craft Fay Cranney Villa 25

Carpet Bowls Bruce Edwards Villa 67

Art Group Maureen Ducrou Villa 1

Cards Shirley Harvey Villa 8

Monthly Bus Trips Yvonne Milligan Villa 18

Vegetable Garden Betty Gunter Villa 17

Tom Harding Villa 33

Sunday Movies Helen and Brian Bambach Villa 15

Men's Shed John Greenwood Villa 99

Book Club Jann Thomas Villa 105

Sausage Sizzle Yvonne Milligan Villa 18

ALL CONCERNS TO JACK MEES, UNIT 82 IN WRITING PLEASE

Salamander Haven Village

Representatives and Advocate

Resident Activities Representatives


Meals on Wheels Phone 4981 4721

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Chicken Parmigiana

Salmon Patties with Parsley Sweet & Sour Port, Fried

Meatloaf, Gravy, Mash Pota-BBQ, Chicken Skewers

Chat Potatoes

Sauce, Steamed Diced

Rice, Stir Fried Vegetables Steamed Pumpkin, Savoury

Sausages, Onion, Bacon

Sweet Corn

Potato, Glazed Carrots

Fresh Fruit Salad &

Buttered Cabbage

Pasta Salad

Minted Peas

and Buttered Beans, Fruit

Ice Cream

Pavlova, cream & fruit

Ice cream cones

Peaches with Hot custard

Jelly & Fresh Cream

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Lamb & Pea Hot Pot

Roast Chicken Cutlets

Steak Diane, Mashed Potato

Battered Fish, Lemon and

Ham Salad, Potato Salad

Mashed Potato, Glazed

Gravy, Seasoned Baked

Steamed Pumpkin, Minted Tartare Sauce, with

Tossed Salad, Beetroot,

Carrots, Zucchini

Potato, Baked Sweet Potato

Peas, Fruit Salad

Chips & Coleslaw

Pineapple

Apricot Cumble & Ice Cream

Buttered Beans, Cheese

& Cream

Ice Cream Cones

Peaches with Whipped

Cake with Whipped Cream

Cream

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Thick Pork Sausages

Chicken Rogan Josh

Roast Beef with Gravy

Southern Fried Chicken

Grilled Fish with

Savoury Mash Potato with

Steamed Rice, Carrot,

Baked Potato & Pumpkin

Savoury Mashed Potato

Hollandaise Sce, Potato

Onion Gravy, Peas

Cauliflower and Broccoli

Sauteed Zucchini with

Steamed Broccoli, Corn

Chips, Pasta Salad

& Buttered Carrots

Tiramisu

Tomato & Onion

on Cob, Fruit Jelly with

Baked Bread Custard &

Self Saucing Pudding

Panacotta

Whipped Cream

Cream

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Chicken Schnitzel, Gravy

Roast Leg of Lamb, Bravy

Fish Bites with Lemon

Lasagne, Chips and Salad

Pork Medallions with Apple

Chats with Sour Cream

& Mint Sauce, Roast Potato

& Ginger Sauce Fried Rice

& Sage Glaze/Gravy

Carrots, Buttered Cabbage Baked Mix Vegetables, Peas Stir Fried Veg

Fruit Salad with

Mashed Potato, Diced

Bacon & Onion, Apple

Peaches with Custard

Bread Butter Pudding

Ice Cream

Pumpkin, Beans

Rhubarb Crumble & Ice

with Cream

Panacotta with Whipped

Cream

Cream

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Slow Braised Lamb with

Curried Seafood with Rice

Mixed Grill & Gravy

Ham Salad, Coleslaw

Grilled Fish Parsley Sauce

Vegetables, Mashed

And Stir Fry Vegetables

Chat Potatoes Steamed

Tossed Salad, Beetroot

Steamed Diced Potato

Potato, Steamed Pumpkin

Apple Pie & Ice Cream

Grilled Tomato

Pineapple

Steamed Diced Pumpkin

Braised Cabbage

Tiramisu

Ice Cream Cones

Broccoli

Peaches & Custard

Lemon Pudding & Custard


Bus Timetable—From Villages to the Shopping Centres

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday—September 2016

Fingal Haven 1,

44 Farm Road

Fingal Ha-

ven 2,

38 Farm

Road

Bernie

Thompson

Park

Harbourside

Haven

Nelson Bay

Shops

Salaman-

der Shops Salamander

Haven

0820

0825

0835

0845

0855

0910

0925

1045

1050

1100

1110

1120

1135

1150

1330

1335

1345

1355

1405

1420

1435

From Salamander Shopping Centre to Villages

Salamander

Shops

Nelson Bay

Shops

Harbourside

Haven

Bernie

Thompson

Park

Fingal Ha-

ven 2,

38 Farm

Road

Fingal Ha-

ven 1,

44 Farm

Road

0940

0955

1050

1015

1025

1030

1205

1220

1230

1240

1250

1255

1450

1505

1520

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1545


DATE ……..…….……... TIME………..….…

TO: MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Monday – Friday 0830-1500 49 164 219

In case of Emergency Afterhours 0418 646 957

VILLA:……….. Village: Bernie Thompson Park □ Fingal Bay □

Harbourside □ Salamander Bay □

RESIDENT NAME:…..………….……………….…..PHONE……..……….……….

ATTENTION IS REQUIRED TO:

Power/Lights □ Shower □

Taps □ Security □

Stove □ White Ants Control □

Washing Machine □ Exhaust Fans □

Clothes Dryer □ Cupboards □

Door Locks □ Tree Pruning □

Toilet □ Hot Water Service □

Details………………………………………………………………………………….

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Rating: Harbourside Haven Villages

Job No:

Office Use Only

Date Received.………..Time Received……………Tradesman Required.........................

Overview of Work Undertaken ……………………………………………..............................

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Maintenance Hours Worked……………………………….Cost Involved……………………..

Signature………………………………………………..Completion Date ……………………………


Resident/s Name: ………………………….………………………….………………..………………………………………..….

Villa/ Apartment: ………………………….………………Village:………………………….………………………………..

Description of Alteration Requested: ………………………….………………………………………...……………...

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Tradesperson’s Name: ……………………………………………………………...…..

Phone: ………………………………………………..…………..…….

The following conditions are attached to alterations being made.

1. All work must be carried out by the qualified tradesperson / company as named above.

2. A copy of relevant contractors insurance must be provided to the office prior to commencing work.

3. Tradesperson must sign in at Maintenance Office / Shed before commencing any work on site.

4. All costs associated with installation/work are met by the resident.

5. Maintenance or replacement is the responsibility of the resident.

6. On vacating the villa, the resident must remove the item/s and restore the villa to its origi-nal state, or the operator will require the resident to remove the item/s at anytime at the residents cost.

I/ We agree that upon the resale of our Villa / Apartment there will be no delay in selling due to the original cost of the alteration or extension made. All of the conditions above have been ex-plained fully and I have entered into this agreement freely and without coercion.

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Signature of Resident(s) Signature of Resident(s) Date

OFFICE USE ONLY:

Outcome: R Approved R Approved with Constraints R Declined

Details: ……………………………………………………………………………………………..………………………………….

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Signed on behalf of Operator Approval Date

Request for Approval for a Villa / Apartment Alteration

FR – AF – RV – 01


Safety Link provide the monitoring service for any residents that have emergen-cy pendants that are arranged through our office. If you are interested in get-ting an alarm, please complete the form below and provide to the Harbourside reception or you can scan and email it to:

[email protected].

Safety Link’s fully-trained staff will initially try to contact a resident if they acti-vate their pendant and then will dispatch an ambulance immediately if they are unable to contact the resident, or if the situation requires an ambulance.

There are several options for pendants, including a neck chain, a brooch and a wristband. The Eve Alarm is available for rent (and therefore there are no up-front costs for the equipment). There is an initial cost to load your information in their system of $14.30. Safety Link then charge $14.35 per fortnight for the monitoring, which is included in the fortnightly direct debit.

Name/s: ………………………………………………………………………………………...

Village: ………………………………………………………………………………………...

Villa / Apartment #: …………………………………………………………………

I / we would like to request an Eve Alarm to be provided through Safety Link, including emergency response monitoring services on an ongoing basis: I / we authorise for an Eve Alarm to be ordered with one of the following pendants:

Neck chain pendant Brooch pendant Wrist band pendant

Optional item: Please note that a fall detector pendant can be pur-chased for an additional cost $265.50. Please indicate below if you wish to or-der one of these pendants and this amount will be direct debited from your ac-count:

Fall detector neck pendant (at additional cost of $262.40)

I/We understand that there will be a fortnightly cost of $14.35 that will be di-rect debited from our account.

Signature(s): …………………………………. ……………………………………….

Date: ………………………………………

Personal Response Service Request

Direct Debit Authorisation - Eve Alarm


HARBOURSIDE HAVEN ADVOCATES:

FRANK BAILEY VILLA 116A BTP

NEIL GUTRY DEPUTY) VILLA 111 BTP

ANDREA RYDER (DEPUTY) VILLA 121A BTP

DICK GIBSON VILLA 12 HHV

ELIZABETH SKILLICORN (DEPUTY) VILLA 46 HHV

KATH CRIDLAND (DEPUTY) VILLA 9 HHV

RAE BROUGHAM SECRETARY (ADVOCATES) VILLA 115A BTP

FINGAL HAVEN ADVOCATES:

ANGELA NEAL 0409 498 493

SUE CHARNOCK (DEPUTY) 0402 071 078

MERYL MOSS 4981 5281

SALAMANDER HAVEN ADVOCATES:

JACK MEES UNIT 82

BETTY GUNTER - TREASURER VILLA 17

YVONNE MILLIGAN (Social Coordinator) VILLA 18

PINK AUXILIARY:

SUZAN DRUERY (PRESIDENT) 0458 579 901

KERRY MCFADDEN (SECRETARY) 4984 9678

PAM FINNERTY (BKACF REPRESENTATIVE) 4981 3821

EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE:

MAINTENANCE REQUESTS 1800 960 900

EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE 0418 646 957

HARBOURSIDE HAVEN OFFICE (9 am—4pm Monday-Friday)

OFFICE PHONE 4984 1811

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