sun city news - 7 may 2015

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SUN CITY NEWSThe only local community newspaper distributed every second Thursday in Carramar, Neerabup, Nowergup, Carabooda, Alkimos, Eglington, Two Rocks, Yanchep,

Woodridge, Guilderton, Gabbadah, Sovereign Hill Estate, Redfield Park Estate, Seabird, Ledge Point, Lancelin, Gingin and Wannamal.

Thursday 7 May 2015

BUSY WEEKEND

Emergency services were keptbusy last weekend - Aroundmidnight Friday, a HoldenCommodore crashed intoshops at the Lindsay BeachShopping Centre. Police havecharged a male with recklessdriving and leaving the sceneof an accident.

Around the same time, inanother incident, policeapprehended a male youth - ACapricorn Estate resident said:“Young man jumped our fencerunning from the cops! Hecame into our house runningfrom them. Frightened the lifeout of my daughter, son and his

friend who's here for a sleepover.”Around midnight Saturday, afire was deliberately started inbushland near The Reef Estateat Two Rocks. Nearly 100hectares of land was burnt andTwo Rocks Road was closedfor several hours.Photos supplied through the Sun City News Facebook page.

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New K to Year 12 school for Two RocksEarlier this week, in a jointannouncement, Nick Perrignonfrom Capricorn Village JointVenture and Gary Harris, principalfor the Atlantis Beach BaptistCollege, said the new ‘school-of-the future’ would be open inFebruary 2016.

The college will utilise the latesttechnology in modular building, toenable the school to commenceon site construction in July 2015and be ready to open on firstFebruary 2016.

The speed of construction andthe high technology modularbuilding techniques guaranteesthat Atlantis Beach BaptistCollege will be at the forefront ofnew education facilities.

This includes a special emphasison IT communications both inspeed and range, especially tofacilitate virtual classrooms whichwill widen the capacity of theschool to provide on-line linkagesfor remote learning for countrystudents.

Atlantis Beach Baptist College willcommence with a target ofaround 200 students fromKindergarten to Year 11, with Year12 classes to commence in 2017.

Atlantis Beach Baptist College willcommence with 16 class rooms,administration buildings and alibrary for the opening of thecollege in landscaped grounds.

The demand will come from therapidly growing areas of Eglinton,

Alkimos, Yanchep and Two Rockswhich are all within 15 minutestravel time of the school.

Public bus transport is alreadyavailable in Two Rocks andarrangements are underway forschool buses to be established toservice the college.

It is expected that students fromouter areas of Gingin andLancelin will also take advantageof this latest generation educationfacility.

The college will also boast amajor auditorium and sportsfacilities.

The auditorium will also be usedby a new Baptist Church, which isa much needed facility in the localcommunities of Yanchep and TwoRocks.

The track record of educationalperformance across the BaptistColleges is demonstrated in theirflagship Lake Joondalup BaptistCollege, which achieves one ofthe highest outputs of Universityready and Vocational EducationTrained students in WesternAustralia.

This school is a model of theCollege to be established at TwoRocks, and represents one of themost modern, leading educationfacilities in Western Australia.

Atlantis Beach is a masterplanned community that is beingdeveloped over 425 hectares ofland by the Capricorn VillageJoint Venture at Two Rocks.


FROM THE EDITOR’S DESKSun City News readers will haveprobably noticed a number ofchanges and additions to both ournewspaper and web site - This isthe result of over four monthsresearch and planning.

Firstly, readers will notice severalnew features have started andthere are more to come - aspecialist Business feature wherewe intend to promote a localbusiness each issue.

There is the new regular Health,Beauty & Wellness feature, theSocial Scene page with more tocome.

With the 2014/15 financial yearcoming to a close, it is that time ofthe year when many businesses,small, medium, large, home-based or located in commercialpremises start to look at their nextfinancial year’s budgets includingadvertising.

We, at the Sun City News, arevery conscious of the cost ofmarketing and advertising,equally we are very aware thatbusinesses don’t grow without theright marketing.

All too many times, I see or heara business owner state they didn’tbudget a marketing campaign orfelt they didn’t need one - The factis every business needs amarketing plan to reach their fullpotential.

These days, it’s not as simple ashaving a web site, Facebook page,a Twitter account, newspaperadvertising and some flyers.

Strategies need to be put in placeto ensure you can be contactthrough as many processes aspossible.

From the start of May to the endof June 2015, the Sun City Newsis offer a variety of advertisingpackages at greatly discountedprices to help local businessesreach their full potential.

To find out how affordable youcan get your business marketingand advertising kick-started for

the new financial year, give theSun City News a call on 95612500 to organise an appointment.

For the first five local businessesthat book one of our FinancialYear advertising packages, therewill be an extra 20 per centdiscount given.

For those who follow the Sun CityNews on the web, our newrevamped site is fully operationalwith several changes - The mostobvious is the tablet and mobile

friendly appearance. It is clear,concise and easily readable.

The interactive features include:Advertise With Us; Submit StoryTip; Submit Classified; SubmitLetter to Editor; Become aDistributor; and access to SunCity News online editions.

This provides readers with theopportunity to submit a news article,letter or comment instantly; orsubmit a classified ad for the nextissue or read previous issues.

Overall, as editor, I believe thechanges, additions and extrafeatures offer the local communityone of the nation’s best localnewspapers.

I am extremely proud of everyonewho works at the Sun City News,all fifteen employees’ dedicationand enthusiastism to help createand deliver the best we can everytime is amazing.

Equally, the support from localand nearby businesses is greatlyappreciated and we look forwardto working closely with everyoneover the next 12 months.

Finally our readers andcontributors are an important partof the Sun City News. Thisconnection with the communitysees many locally written articles,local photos and many commentsand suggestions be submittedand published.

As we grow, we hope to see moreand more local contributions, tome, as editor, it’s all about putting‘local’ back into local news.

This is a unique mix, rarely seenin today’s high powered multi-media organisations.

I say: “Long live independentlocal newspapers, without truelocal independent newspaperswith the fortitude to report all thenews, not just what the ‘big guys’want you to read, we’d be apoorer community. ”

Long live independent localnewspapers.

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Towards the end of last month,the Minister for Transport, DeanNalder, announced that work toupgrade the parking, widen theboat launching area andestablish a new 50 metrefloating jetty at Two Rocksmarina in a two stage processcosting in total around $1.7million, would be completedbefore summer 2015/16.

Work has already started onimproving the parking andsafety concerns at therecreational boat ramp.

Mr Nalder said: “Sinceassuming short term operationalmanagement of the facility lastNovember, the Department ofTransport has been workingwith local stakeholders and

marina users to develop a workplan to improve operations atthe increasingly busy site.”

The second stage of theupgrade will see the launchingramps widened to two lanes anda central 50 metre floating jettyinstalled.

Work will be carried out torealign the revetment wall,provide an access path, installsolar lighting and upgrade thesignage.

The Sun City News under-standsthe Department of Transport isstill preparing their report on theissues and problems related tothe commercial facilities andmoorings in the Two Rocksmarina.

The Sun City News was toldunofficially, that this part of themarina is a mess with many andvarious issues and problemsincluding concerns aboutasbestos, general jetty safety -some section of the hard-standare fenced off.

The Department of Transporthas been establishing anunderstanding for past leases atthe facility plus the ‘housing’arrangements for a number offamilies at the Two Rocksmarina.

Once these issues have beenresolved Expressions of Interestare expected to be called for aninterim management of the TwoRocks marina, while the StateGovernment develops a longterm vision for an expanded andupgraded regional facility at thissite.

This long term plan has been onthe WA State Government’sagenda for some 20 years, backin the 1999-2000, Yanchep SunCity Pty Ltd consultants alongwith City of Wanneroo seniormanagement spent many hoursand thousands of dollarsdeveloping a long term plan thatappears to have been shelved.

Marina upgrades

New plan for dust managementLast week, City of Wannerooannounced it would review itsdust policy to manage sand driftfrom large scale developmentsin the northern corridor.

Chief Executive Officer, DanielSimms, said with 16 residentialdevelopments currently underconstruction north of QuinnsRocks, a new approach wasneeded to manage sand driftand dust.

“Council has requested thecurrent policy be reviewed andthe City is looking at how other

local governments are respondingto this issue,” he said.

“In the meantime the City’splanning team will contact landowners to discuss how they canbetter control the sand drift anddust.”

Mr Simms said the City wasaware of recent dust issues inTwo Rocks and was workingwith developers of AtlantisBeach Estate to manage theproblem.

“We are confident a positiveoutcome has been achieved inthe short term but will continueto prioritise this issue over thewinter months so it isn't an issuein summer. The City is eager towork with the community for abetter approach to themanagement of sand and areencouraging land owners oflarge scale developments torevise their management ofearthworks and subsequentoccurring dust before thecommencement of construction.”


Minister for Lands, TerryRedman was handed a $1million plus rescue plan forSeabird.

Seabird residents met MrRedman, last Friday, to showhim the extent of the erosionand demand StateGovernment funding to helpfix it.

Mr Redman was also givendetails of a proposal devisedby marine engineering group,Subcon, that would involvethe installation of artificial ‘reefmodules’ offshore and thecreation of onshore groynesthrough sandbagging.

The proposal, which is similarto a plan proposed for thesame site in 2002 by aGovernment-commissionedWorley engineering report, isestimated to cost between $1million and $1.5 million.

Seabird Progress Associationpresident, Garry Thomas,said Mr Redman toldresidents he would raise itwith Cabinet.

Mr Thomas said in the nearterm they wanted to find$150,000 for detailedengineering and feasibilitystudies.

Nationals WA Member forMoore, Shane Love, who alsoattended the Friday meeting,said the Subcon proposalwas beyond the resources ofthe Shire of Gingin andresidents.

Mr Love said: “I think thereneeds to be a very strongresponse here because the

houses of residents are atimmediate risk.

“There are legal impedimentsto both the residents and theshire protecting this property... the only authority that cando it is the State. I don’t knowof any other situation where aperson’s house can justdisappear from under theirfeet where they have nocomeback.”

Erosion has been threateningSeabird since 2000, when thebig swells claimed part of aroad. Erosion beganaccelerating again last yearand is within metres ofseveral houses.

The erosion is on unallocatedcrown land, which falls underthe State’s jurisdiction.

NOTE: This article firstappeared in The West online,on 4 May 2015.

Residents say State Governmentmust save Seabird

Council providesanswers

At last week’s City of Wanneroo council meeting,administration provided answers to threequestion John Quigley asked at the previousmonth’s meeting.

To Mr Quigley’s questions, it took City ofWanneroo four weeks to provide an eight lineanswer to the three questions.

Council declared they had spent $256,077.23during the 2013/14 financial year for externalrepresentation and advice on SAT relatedmatters.

They also disclosed that they had spent a further$109,617.13 on external representation andadvice on SAT related matters in the 2014/2015financial year up to the end of December 2014.

The City of Wanneroo also declared that$195,000 was spent by the council related toSAT matters involving Greenpark Asset Pty Ltdand Goldrange Pty Ltd.

No further details were provided.

What meeting?Over the past month, numerous Yanchep andTwo Rocks residents have complained at thelack of notification about the City of Wanneroocouncil meeting that was held in Two Rocks lastmonth.

Just over 12 months ago, a former manager ofCity of Wanneroo’s Media and Public Relationsdepartment engineered the council to reducetheir newspaper advertising and use online andsocial media.

Newspaper advertising, the only reliable form ofnotification in the region, was drastically reducedor ceased in various publications, leaving manylocals uninformed.

Capricorn Village JointVenture has endorsed aprogram of streetscapeupgrades in selected areas oftheir Capricorn Yanchepproject to ensure key areas ofthe project are wellpresented.

The works are focussed onareas along Two Rocks Roadand Lookout Drive close to

the Capricorn Beach precinct.

The upgrade work includesthe removal of some olderstreetscape plantings,including four trees that wereoriginally installed astransplants by the developer.

Unfortunately, the transplantshave not been as successfulas anticipated, and as a result

the developers have madethe decision to remove thetrees and replace them withnew stock that will provide abetter standard ofpresentation.

The final tree selection iscurrently being discussedwith the City of Wanneroo.

The first phase of works are

underway including weedingand mulching along TwoRocks Road and the removalof plants along Lookout Drive.

CVJV said in many cases,the plants being removed hadbeen offered free of charge toCapricorn residents for theirown gardens. The worksshould be completed by theend of May.

New streetscape in Capricorn


Yanchep Central Dental, inPeony Boulevard, opened itsdoors on 28 April, and is aunique, ultra modern practiceoffering affordable familydental care in a state-of-the-art setting.

The small but experiencedteam is led by Dr ShaneBarton and will offer acomprehensive range of allgeneral dental and cosmeticservices in addition toInvisalign and clear braces ina relaxed, welcoming settingwith a children’s play areaand ceiling mountedtelevisions. Regular visitsfrom three experienceddentists, Dr James Andrews,

Dr Dominic Etheridge and DrDaniel Abbondanza will beable to offer their expertise inorthodontics, wisdom teethremoval and dental implants.

Set in one of WA’s ten fastestgrowing suburbs, Dr Bartonsaid the practice will bring thelatest dental techniques to thetraditionally under serviced,

yet rapidly growing northerncorridor.

“We’re excited to bring ourservices to local families andto welcome them in asophisticated but relaxedsetting where they canaccess a range of servicesthey may have previously hadto travel to the city to access.”

Yanchep Central Dental iscommitted to providing topquality yet affordable dentalservices to their clients andfamilies and is an HBF andHCF preferred provider andoffer a child benefit bulk billscheme available throughMedicare.

State of the art smiles on local faces

Minister for Planning, JohnDay, said the ‘Perth [email protected]’ report hadidentified enough land forurban and employment tomeet the expected demandfor homes and jobs in thesub-region.

The draft framework coversland use in the cities ofWanneroo and Joondalup.

Mr Day said: “Almost 50,000of the required homes will beprovided through greater infilldevelopment at activitycentres such as Joondalup,transport corridors and stationprecincts, coupled withgreater residential densityand mixed-use development

to revitalise existing suburbs.The emerging centres atYanchep and Alkimos willprovide significant numbers ofhomes.

“Almost twice the amount ofemployment-generating landrequired to meet projecteddemand has been identifiedin the sub-region with asubstantial reserve inNowergup, North and SouthPinjar and Carabooda, aswell as undeveloped land atthe existing industrial centresof Neerabup and Wangara.

The Minister said boostingemployment options acrossthe sub-region would requirestrengthened access to

existing and plannedtransport infrastructure inother sub-regions.

“The north-west’s proximity tothe north-east sub-region andthe potential intermodalterminal at Bullsbrook couldmaximise this economicadvantage,” he said.

“An upgrade to existing roadswill facilitate urbandevelopment within theYanchep-Two Rocks and eastWanneroo areas. A potentialfuture extension of thenorthern suburbs passengerrailway from Butler toYanchep will link activitycentres and provideemployment opportunities.

“In addition, a second railoption from Clarkson to thecentral business district isbeing investigated. Thesetransport initiatives willcontribute to reducing thereliance on roads.”

You can have your say on the Perth and [email protected] plan, go to/www.planning.wa.gov.au/3.5million/asp for moreinformation.

Submissions close on Friday,31 July, 2015.

Wanneroo key to growth in Perth’s north-west

Get your flu shotbefore the flu gets youFederal Member for Pearce, Christian Porter, iscalling on all residents in his electorate ofPearce to get their annual influenza shot, with anew, improved vaccine now available.

Mr Porter said the influenza vaccinationavailable under the National ImmunisationProgram now protected against the three mostprevalent flu strains following a severe fluseason in the northern hemisphere winter justgone and a record season in Australia last year.

“Vaccination is the best defence against the flu,which contributes to many thousands of deathsannually across Australia,” he said.

“The more people who are vaccinated, the lesschance the illness spreads throughout the rest ofthe Pearce community.Those most at risk of theflu are those members of the community whoare ill, vulnerable, pregnant or elderly.

“The message for Pearce is simple - get your flushot before the flu gets you this winter.”

The National Seasonal Influenza ImmunisationProgram began on Monday 20 April, following arare double strain change in the vaccine toensure Australians were protected against themost likely strains this winter.

Mr Porter said influenza activity across thecountry is currently variable, but there arealready early indications of a severe seasonahead this upcoming Australian winter withhigher levels of the disease across the easternseaboard states and South Australia.

Oops, . . . SorryIn the Wall of Remembrance articles in the SunCity News on Thursday 23 April, it statedChristian Porter was the Federal Member forMoore. This is incorrect, Christian Porter is theFederal member for Pearce. The Sun City Newsapologies for the error.

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Earlier this week, residentsfrom Yanchep presentedLocal politician, John Quigley,with a petition with over 3,000signatures petitioning for theestablishment of an AustraliaPost office shop in Yanchep.

Mr Quigley, WA StateMember for Butler said: “Withthe population explosion inYanchep and surrounds,there is definitely a need for apost office in Yanchep.

“Three thousand signatures isthe biggest petition I havepresented to Parliament.

“Australia Post says thatthere must be at least twoand a half kilometres betweenAustralia post office shops,but the nearest is nine

kilometres to the north in TwoRocks and it does not openSaturdays.

“I am calling upon thegovernment to advertiseexpressions of interest for theestablishment of an AustraliaPost Office shop in Yanchepimmediately.

“I shall continue to fightvigorously until Australia Postannounce that they willestablish a post in Yanchep.”

Mr Quigley said he would readthe petition in State Parliamentat the earliest opportunity andhe would forward the petitionto the Federal Minister forCommunications, MalcolmTurnbull, requesting a postoffice.

More than 3000 want post office

This is Sheldene Visagie, theDownstairs Gallery’s newestmember with her latestartwork.

To see her beautiful work plusthe works of many more localartists, drop in to theDownstairs Gallery on thelower level at the Two RocksShopping Centre, overlookingthe marina.

The gallery is open Thursdayto Monday, inclusive between11.00am - 3.30pm.

You will be amazed at someof the great pieces of art

there, most are for sale atvery reasonable prices.

If you are a budding localartist, looking for somewhereto hang your works, chat withthe lovely members at theDownstairs Gallery.

Sheldene said: “Every one ofthe members I have met sofar are absolutely wonderfuland each have a great talentin all sorts of creative pieces.

“I cannot wait to meeteveryone else and see all thebeautiful art pieces yet tocome.”

New artist at gallery

Get into golfing atGingin

The WA Golf Foundation has replaced theGraham Marsh Junior Golf Foundation and isexpanding its scope to support golf at all levels,not just juniors.

Encouragement and assistance is offered toGolf WA and all affiliated clubs to improve andexpand their development programmes foradults. With the challenges that golf faces incompeting with other sports an increasing focusof the Foundation will be to provide funding forprogrammes that target adults who have notplayed the game before and those with highhandicaps.

Following a recent successful application to theWA Golf Foundation, the Gingin Golf Club hasbeen awarded funding for the coaching of adultladies and men who are either highhandicappers or novices. We have beenfortunate to secure the professional services ofDanielle Montgomery from the Carramar GolfCourse as the primary coach.

If you are interested in either improving yourgame or learning the basics why not register forthis totally free opportunity. It is our aim to makethis an enjoyable experience with flexibilityregarding when you can attend and for howlong.

Coaching sessions will take place at the GinginGolf Club as follows: Friday 15 May, from10.00am to 12noon; Wednesday 17 June, from1.30pm to 3.30pm; and Wednesday 24 June,from 1.30pm – 3.30pm.

In order to achieve maximum benefit from thesessions numbers will be reasonably limited.

Please register your interest to Kaye Binghamon 9576 0305, Irene Neville on 9575 1923,Trevor Phillips on 9575 2449, or Robert Brodie-Hall on 9575 2280.

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Over the past month there hasbeen extensive coverage aboutbullying and other issues thatappear to have been around forseveral months.

The Acting Principal, IanJohnston, said in last week’sschool newsletter: “I amconcerned about the quantity andnature of some of the Facebookmaterial being circulated throughthe community at present.

“I can assure you the school isactively engaging in proceduresto address issues, such asbullying and theft and if you areconcerned about aspects such asthese, I would appreciate hearingfrom you.

“The truth of the matter differsfrom that being published throughsome media communications andI would encourage you to speakwith the school regarding thefacts of issues being raised.”

It has been reported to the SunCity News, by many parents, thatthe school is and has been awareof the bullying at Yanchep DHS,but continually fail to do anythingabout it.

As one parent told the Sun CityNews: “The teachers are wellintended, but not very bright whenit comes to dealing with theseissues at school.”

The Sun City News is aware thatYanchep District High School istrying to get one Facebook pageclosed down - The administratorof the site says: “I've created this

page due to my frustration of theschool and the constant bullyingthat occurs there. The staff seemsincapable or unwilling to dealwith.”

North Metropolitan Educationoffice regional manager, PaulMeacock, told the Sun City News,last month: “We have receivedvery little evidence orcorrespondence to supportsuggestions that Yanchep DistrictHigh School has major issueswith drugs, assaults and bullying.”

Several parents contacted theSun City News stating, they hadtried to contact the district head

office, but were unable to get thecontact details and asked if theSun City News could provide thecontact details - See bottom ofthe article.

No doubt there are somewonderful achievements beingshown by some students atYanchep DHS, but these arebeing over-shadowed by thebehaviour of some students andteachers.

When a school enters into legaland verbal issues with ‘mediabans’ it is questionable what theschool’s or certain teachersmotives really are.

Only last week, local statemember, John Quigley, raised theurgent need for a new high schoolin Yanchep.

He demanded the BarnettGovernment allocate $70 millionto build a new high school and re-allocate the $10.5 to bringYanchep DHS up to standard.

In state parliament Mr Quigleysaid: “The people of Yanchephave been dudded three timesover. Firstly, we were told thatthere would not be an increase inthe tax base. Secondly, we weretold that millions and millions ofdollars, $10.5 million, would bespent on upgrading Yanchep HighSchool.

“I agreed that that was a lostcause. The government actuallyneeds to build a new high school.

“The government has spentWestern Australian taxpayers’money on acquiring the site,which is now sitting idle inYanchep.

“Thirdly, the government hasfailed to come good on its brokenpromise about rail to Yanchep.

“My electors out there just wantthe basics, a road to get to workthat is not a parking lot at six

o’clock in the morning. They wantto see employment created outthere and that can only becreated once the rail head hitsYanchep.

“It was all sunny until the publicgot conned by the Premier, whosaid the government would spend$10.5 million upgrading theYanchep District High School togive the kids half a chance.

“A temporary headmaster hasgone to Yanchep high school fromone of the inner-city high schoolsto fill in the while the headmasteris on long service leave.

“He walked onto the campus andhe was shocked that such aschool existed in the metropolitanarea.

“He has already been to see theDepartment of Education and hehas told all this to the schoolcouncil, which has reported thesame to me. He said he did notthink people in high school wouldbe taking lessons on what amountsto a verandah in the design andtechnology department.”

The Sun City News has contactedthe Minister for Education and willpublish his reply, when it isreceived.

Headmaster has concerns about social media

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The annual Gingin HeiferCompetition was held in mid-April. Competition wasintense with 12 local breedersbringing a high standard ofquality to the day.

The commercial section waswon by local breeder, SteveNeville, with a score of 90points out of a possible 100for a pen of four superiorBlack Angus heifers.

Second place, with 89 pointswas awarded to AlanGreenwell. There was a tie forthird place between DavidRoe , Murray Hyne and DavidKelly each with 88 points.

There was also a tie for thestud section of thecompetition. Equal winnerswere Dale and John Jansen'sBlack Angus and Errol andBrendon Howard's SpecklePark heifers.

Twelve entrants selected upto two pens of four heiferswith a total of 80 heifers beingjudged on the day andincluded Black and RedAngus, Murray Grey andSpeckle Park breeds.

Judges, Tony Sudlow fromKapari Angus, and BradKupsch from Tara Limousin,with Black Tara Angus hadthe tough job of assessing theentries and awarding thepoints.

At the conclusion of the day,Brad Kupsch said: “The cattlebreeders in the Gingin areaare to be congratulated onachieving a high level ofquality.

“The standard of cattlebreeding in Gingin hasimproved consistently overthe years of the competitionand it’s very pleasing to seethe results of quality manage-ment by local breeders.

“The day highlighted thedepth of Gingin cattlebreeding and showcased theseason’s top commercial andstud heifers from the Gingindistrict.”

The heifers were judged ontheir suitability as futurebreeders with pointsawarded for temperament,structural soundness,femininity, carcass quality andevenness of pen for amaximum score of 100.

Competition organiser,George Gifford, said: “Thiscompetition has seen asteady improvement in qualityof cattle coming from theGingin region.

“Over the years, the quality ofour Gingin beef has improvedenormously, and continues toshine a spotlight on the localindustry.”

Heifer quality on the riseGreat photo, Angie

Local keen photographer, Angie Beck, is neverfar from her camera looking for that unique ordifferent shot.

Angie snapped these old cars at Fisherman’sHollow, where their owners were enjoying thegreat Yanchep Lagoon area.

To see more of Angie’s great photos, check outher blog, Angie in Yanchep yanchepangie.blogspot.com.au/

Robomaid vacuumcleaners warning

Consumer Protection has issued advice to WAconsumers who have ordered a Robomaidautomatic vacuum cleaner and are yet toreceive it, to claim a chargeback from their creditcard provider or PayPal.

Robomaid Australia, the company which hasbeen importing the product from China, hasceased to trade but has not yet appointed areceiver or liquidator.

Acting Commissioner for Consumer ProtectionGary Newcombe said there may be manyaffected consumers not aware of the companyceasing to trade.

Judges: Brad Kupsch and Tony Sudlow.

Winner: Dale Jansen. Winners: Errol and Brendon Howard.

Winner: Steve Neville.


ANZAC Day services acrossthe region attracted recordcrowds to commemorate the100th anniversary of Gallipoli.

At the Yanchep Dawnservice, held at the YanchepSports Club, over 1000people attended this movingceremony.

A further 3000 plus peopleattended the service andparade at the memorial in theYanchep National Park.

There were 100th anniversarycommomerative ANZAC Dayservices held at Gingin,Lancelin and Guilderton - Allwere strongly supported byveterans with their familesand descendents of soldiersall honouring and recognisingthe Australian and NewZealand soldiers from WorldWar I and many otherconflicts of war since then.

Pastor Jon Spurgeon led aprayer of remembrancesaying “a generation of men,women and children whohave died - Save us from everglamorising the horror andtragedy of war.”

More photos online at www.suncitynews.com.au

ANZAC Day draws big crowds

The game got underwayunder clear skies after thematch ball was dramaticallydelivered by parachute.

Jurien Bay had a number ofplayers out injured whichresulted in a handful ofreserves being plucked fromthe ground during the lastquarter of the reserves’ gameto play league.

Luke Innes scored the firstgoal of the game and from

early on, it was evident thatJurien’s poor tackling andlack of speed was going tocost them dearly. By quartertime the Bulldogs were lookingat a 7 goal deficit and hadfailed to post a goal. One of thefew shining lights for JurienBay was Harley Litchfieldproviding some strongrebound from the backline.

In the second quarter JurienBay had no answer tostrongman Aaron Jarvis, and

slick on-baller WarrenBenjamin, who wereunstoppable for the Pirates.Lancelin Ledge Point kickedthe first two goals and lookedlike they might run awayhowever, Jurien Bay steppedup the pressure and were nodoubt relieved to score theirfirst goal when JacksonLavell-Lee marked in thepocket at the 17 minute markand kicked truly.

Luke Bakker scored theirsecond on the siren andgiven the first quarter, theBulldogs would have beenhappy to only concede acouple of points to the Piratesin the 2nd quarter andheaded to the long breakdown 2.5 to 9.8.

The Bulldogs kicked the firstgoal of the third quarter andsome were questioningwhether a comeback mightbe on the cards. But theBulldogs run came to an end

as the Pirates piled on 9goals to 3 in the third quarter.

Daniel Hookway wasinstrumental for the Pirates inthe backline, marking stronglyand rarely missing a target viahand or foot. A couple ofumpiring decisions in the thirdquarter left the Piratessupporters bewildered but thesuperior fitness and skills ofthe playing group were clearlytoo much for Jurien Bay.

Their fortunes weren’t helpedwhen one of the bestperformers, Luke Bakker,suffered an injury to his leg andretired from the game at threequarter time with the score-board reading 18.12 to 5.8.

With the result in no doubt,the last quarter was a meretraining run for the Pirates asthey kicked 4.8 to Jurien’ssingle goal resulting in an 18goal win for Lancelin LedgePoint, 22.20 (152) to 6.10 (46)

Pirates success rolls on


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Last Wednesday night, Cabaret Cave at Yanchep National Parkprovided a unique backdrop for the launch of the Jack Daniel’s SingleBarrel Singular Moments Series.

Taking place in one-of-a-kind locations across Australia over the comingmonths, the series will celebrate the unique character of each barrelwith truly special experiences. The setting for the first exclusive event,was inspired by the Jack Daniel’s Cave Spring in Lynchburg where thenatural spring water produced at the distillery is used as an essentialingredient in the whiskey making process.

Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel takes pride in having the highest standardswhen crafting and selecting their whiskey and this was brought to life on the night with a whiskey tasting led by Brand Ambassador LinusSchaxmann. Guests learnt how just one in every 100 barrels are hand-selected by Master Distiller Jeff Arnett to be set aside to mature in theuppermost reaches of the barrelhouses. The dramatic temperaturevariations trigger the colour and taste to deepen further, in turndeveloping a robust flavour with notes of toasted oak, vanilla, andcaramel.

Whiskey connoisseurs were also treated to a three-course dinner pairedwith top-notch cocktails in the confines of the cave. Linus curated thedelicious menu, which featured an entrée of Bruschetta accompaniedby a Single Barrel Sazerac. For the main course guests enjoyed a SlowRoasted Sirloin of Beef served with a Smoked & Spiced Single BarrelOld Fashioned, followed by Tiramisu and a Single Barrel EspressoMartini playing on the subtle coffee and chocolate notes of the whiskey.

Ambassador Linus Schaxmann said: “Whiskey complements andenhances delicate food flavours and the launch event enabled gueststo sample this first hand. Throughout the Jack Daniel’s Single BarrelSingular Moments Series we’ll be offering guests complimentarywhiskey tasting masterclasses and opportunities to learn more aboutpairing artisanal ingredients with craft whiskey in remarkablesurrounds.”

Taking place in a spectacular location in Sydney, the next chapter in thisseries promises an exclusive talk from an individual of true characterand the chance to enjoy whiskey as you’ve never experienced it before.

Photos by Jessica Wyld.


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Eleven talented photographers have beenrewarded for their talent with the camera inthe City of Wanneroo’s Capture YourWanneroo Experience photographycompetition.

The competition, which ran from January toMarch, invited amateur photographers tocapture their favourite place within the Citywithin the categories of Coastal and Maritime;and Heritage and Nature.

For the first time, the City also ran an Instagram category, using the hashtag #discoverwanneroo2015.

Photographs were judged by an independentjudging panel on their ability to capture theunique characteristics of the area, composition,focus, use of light, and creativity.

Winners were Coastal and Maritime category - First adult:Adam Johns – Sunset Fishermen at Quinns Rocks; secondadult: Tenille Moir – Yanchep Beach; First youth: JonnoMerkl – Inside the Wave; second youth: Poojan Shah –Sunset Fisherman in Two Rocks Marina.

In the Heritage and Nature category, First adult: PamAnnesley – Bush Flower in Yanchep National Park; secondadult: Nicole Millar - Perry’s Bunkhouse in YellagongaRegional Park; First youth: Christy Williams – Fire Truck inPinjar; second youth: Jarrad Levy – Ghost Trail Camping inYanchep National Park.

Overall – Judges’ Pick, adult: Susan Kay – Cockman House;youth: Teka Davies – Walk at Sunrise; and Instagram winner:Benn Tudor-Roberts – Surfing a Wave.

Images submitted to the competition will be used in City ofWanneroo publications and promotions, to assist the City to promote the region as a tourism destination.

Pam Annesley Jarrad LevyTeka Davis

Pam Annesley’s winning photo.

Benn Tudor-Roberts’ Surfing a Wave winner.

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When can food really be called 'natural'?

What is natural anyway?

It is a question Michael Pollanasks in a new analysis for theNew York Times.

In the past few years, he says200 class-action suits have beenfiled against food manufacturers,for the misuse of the word‘natural’.

There are ‘natural’ Cheetos Puffs,‘all-natural’ Sun Chips, ‘all-natural’Naked Juice, ‘100 percent all-natural’ Tyson chicken nuggets.

"The plaintiffs argue that many ofthese products contain ingredients– high-fructose corn syrup,artificial flavours and colourings,chemical preservatives andgenetically modified organisms –that the typical consumer wouldn'tthink of as 'natural'," says Pollan,a professor of journalism atBerkeley University as well as the

author of bestselling Food Rules.

Judges sought the definition ofthe word so they could adjudicatethe cases and found there wasnone.

At least, no defining one when itcame to its questionable use onfood products.

The judges wrote to the Food andDrug Administration (FDA),requesting a definition, which theFDA refused.

"The only advice the FDA waswilling to offer the jurists is that afood labelled 'natural' should have'nothing artificial or synthetic' in it'that would not normally beexpected in the food'," Pollanexplains.

"The FDA states on its websitethat 'it is difficult to define a foodproduct as "natural" because thefood has probably been processedand is no longer the product of theearth', suggesting that the industrymight not want to press the pointtoo hard, lest it discover thatnothing it sells is natural."

In Australia, where labelling rulesare regulated by Food StandardsAustralia and New Zealand(FSANZ), the situation is similar.

"'Natural' claims are particularlypersuasive to Australianconsumers but there are noenforceable food standardsregulating the use of the term,"say the authors of a recent paperexploring the subject.

"These kinds of voluntarystatements may be subject toAustralian Consumer Law whichis administered by the ACCC," anFSANZ spokesman said.

Looking at ingredients commonlyused in foods marketed as'natural' they found additives asvaried as natural colour caramel,the synthetic colour 129 (allurared), gelatine, vegetable gum,hydrolysed vegetable protein,maltodextrin and inulin.

One recent survey found thatnearly 60 per cent of people saidthey look for the term ‘natural’ onfood labels when they shop.

We are as confused about what itmeans as everyone else though itseems, with a lack of consensusamong those surveyed aboutwhether these ingredients were OKto be included in ‘natural’ foods.

"Can we really distinguishbetween healthy and unhealthyfoods by looking at the wrappers,"

asks Sandra Jones, professorand director of the Centre forHealth Initiatives at University ofWollongong.

The best wrappers are the onesmade by nature, Jones says, likebanana peels and the skin onvegetables.

"If you are buying your foodwrapped in plastic or paper, it's alittle more complex. We need tosee past the colours, pictures andcleverly crafted claims and take acareful look at the ingredients andnutrition panel."

Obviously the foods that don'tneed an ingredients label, letalone to claim that they're naturalin the first place, are the closestto nature.

"The most natural foods in thesupermarket seldom bother withthe word; any food product thatfeels compelled to tell you it'snatural in all likelihood is not,"Pollan says.

For most of us, that rule is enough– or if we look for a ‘word’ we lookfor certified organic in our fruit andveg, dairy and meat.

That said, in this day and age,Pollan questions what natural (the

dictionary's definition is "existingin nature and not made or causedby people: coming from nature:not having any extra substancesor chemicals added: notcontaining anything artificial")actually is.

On the one hand, everything isnatural – made from nature, as inmatter. This makes even yourchickenless chicken nuggets‘natural’ in some sense of the word.

"And yet at the opposite end ofthe spectrum of meaning, wherehumanity in some sense standsoutside nature, as most of us stillunthinkingly believe, what is leftof the natural that we haven'taltered in some way?

"We're mixed up with all of it now,from the chemical composition ofthe atmosphere to the genome ofevery plant or animal in thesupermarket to the human bodyitself, which has long sinceevolved in response to culturalpractices we invented, likeagriculture and cooking. Nature, ifyou believe in humanexceptionalism, is over. Weprobably ought to search else-where for our values."

Source: Fairfax Media.

Free family first aid workshopsRoyal Life Saving and the Cityof Wanneroo are offering freefamily first aid workshops overthe next couple of weeks.

The workshop will covercommon child injuries, includingburns and scolds; choking,drowning and practicalinstruction on how to performchild resuscitation or CPR.

On Saturday 30 May, a threehour workshop will be held atYanchep Community Centre.

On Tuesday 26 May, andSaturday 13 June, theworkshop will be held at ButlerCommunity Centre; and onFriday 12 June, a workshop willbe held at the Phil RenkinCentre in Two Rocks.

Registeration is essential, asnumbers are limited. Call SamDoran-Bryce on 9405 5939.

Help start up a scout group in Two RocksAre you looking for fun,adventure and excitement? Doyou like camping, hiking andexploring? Then why not thinkabout joining the scouts?

There will be a meeting at TwoRocks Volunteer Bushfire Brigadestation, in Caraway Loop, TwoRocks on Saturday 16 May,starting at 1.00pm. Call Derek on0488 575 256 for more.

This 2010 built Ross North Homeis on a generous 539 squaremetre block near the newYanchep Beach Primary School,shops, daycare and only fiveminutes to the beach.

This is a spacious four bedroom,two bathroom home with openplan kitchen, dining, living,activity/study area, media roomand fabulous large outdoorentertainment area.

Beautiful porcelain tiling, qualitystain resistant carpet, spaciousmaster with open plan doublebasin ensuite, separate WC andhuge walk-in robes.

The kitchen features EssaStonebench-tops and large Island, soft-close, 90cm gas hob and range-hood, dishwasher, recess forlarge double fridge plus loads ofstorage and prep area.

To view this wonderful familyhome call Tracy Ewins fromHarcourts Beachside on 0449074 270.

Address: 102 Beachside Pde, Yanchep.

Asking price: Offers over $450,000.

Agent: Harcourts Beachside,Yanchep Central S/C,Yanchep.

Phone: 9561 1750.

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SUN CITY NEWS n PROPERTY REVIEWS n AUCTIONS n CHANGING HANDS n HIDEAWAYS n COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS


Do you need a buildinginspection before you buy?

Before committing to buying a property,consider including a building inspection aspart of your contract for the purchase soyou can avoid any nasty surprises onceyou've moved in.

A good building inspection will provide youwith information that could ultimatelyinfluence your decision to purchase theproperty.

It will assess things like whether the houseis structurally sound and whether you canexpect major expenditures in the future.

When should a buildinginspection be carried out?

Ideally, a building inspection would becompleted before you make an offer topurchase. However, this process isn'talways practical as it can cause delays.

More commonly, a buyer will include abuilding inspection as a condition to anoffer to purchase a property. This conditionshould be carefully written in order to avoidconfusion or misunderstanding.

A pre-purchase building inspectioncondition should state:

n who pays for the report (usually thebuyer);

n the required completion date;n any criteria, such as an assessment ofany structural defects;

n actions necessary if the inspection findsthat the dwelling does not conform to thedeclared standards required by the buyer.

In the event of a negative report, the pre-purchase inspection condition should offerthe seller the option of fixing the problemswithin a set time frame. If the seller refusesto comply, the buyer should have the optionof terminating the contract.

Building inspections should be personalised

Your building inspection report should alsobe tailored to suit the age of the property.When buying a recently built home forexample, it makes sense to have athorough inspection of the property’sfixtures and fittings (including the quality ofthe cabinet making and tiling) in addition tothe structural report itself.

Naturally, with an older home you wouldexpect a reasonable amount of wear andtear so your primary concern should bewith any structural faults that could lead toexpensive repairs, like damage to thefoundations and not with minor matters likerusty gutters.

A reputable building inspector, ideally aregistered builder or architect, will discussall these issues with you and more tocreate an inspection that suits yourrequirements and provides you with peaceof mind about your greatest asset.

Who is responsible fordamage in a tenancy?

When things break or are damaged duringa tenancy, it can be tricky to work out whois responsible for rectifying the problem.

If you find yourself in a situation where youare renting and damage has occurred,figuring out who is responsible comesdown to two factors; what kind of damage itis and how did it occur?

Intentional or negligentAny damage that is a result of anintentional act or negligent behaviour onyour part is your responsibility.

If you cause damage to the property, youmust inform the owner or property managerof this immediately. They will then advisehow to proceed with repairs orreplacement, both of which you will beexpected to pay for.

Third party damageAny damage caused by a third party notdirectly connected to you or anyone elseliving in the premises is the responsibility ofthe owner to repair or replace.

This would include damage from someoneyou did not invite into the premises or by anevent outside of your control e.g. a break-in or storm damage.

Your possessions are damagedIn the event your possessions aredamaged from a problem within the home,such as the roof collapses or there arewater leakages, then you might be able torecoup the cost of these damages from theowner.

The owner is also liable for damages if theydamage your possessions while they areinside the home.

Who takes care of urgent repairs?An urgent repair is required when anessential day-to-day necessity of the homerequires immediate fixing or to avoidexposing anyone living in the home to riskor hardship.

If something within the home requiresurgent repair, you must inform the owner orproperty manager as soon as possible.Once they have been informed, they mustarrange for repairs within 24 hours foressential services and 48 hours for urgentrepairs.*

Essential services include;

n gasn electricityn water (including the supply of hot water)n a functioning fridge (if supplied)n working sewerage, septics or otherwaste water treatments

In the event you are unable to reach theowner or property manager, or you contactthem and they fail to take action, you arethen within your rights to have the minimumrepairs carried out by a qualifiedtradesperson and claim back costs.

These costs must be reasonable and youshould be reimbursed as soon as ispractical after repairs are completed.

For more information about where youstand in the case of damage to a rental,read the Renting a home in WesternAustralia; a tenants guide brochure by theDepartment of Commerce.

*Note: This just means that thearrangements must be made within the 24or 48 hour time frame, not that the actualrepairs must be completed during that time.

This massive block at 73 Two Rocks Road,Two Rocks, has the potential to be sub-divided.

A massive 3,406 square metres block hasthe potential to be sub-divided into fourblock under the current City of Wannerooguidelines.

Nicely positioned next door to a park andonly 400 metres away from pristinebeaches in this fast growing suburb withloads of infrastructure to be put in place inthe future is a huge plus.

A block of this whopping size is an absoluteone of a kind for this particular area that'sfor sure.

Imagine living in your home here with themasses of land left over for you to enjoyand best of all no neighbours on yourdoorstep.

There is no time frame to build or harshbuilding guide lines to follow leaving youthe freedom to design a different style ofhome.

What an amazing costal lifestyle, beingclose to the marina, shops, cafes andschool.

Call Craig Hoskins from L J Hooker TwoRocks on 0414 473 360 for full details.

Address: 73 Two Rocks, Two Rocks.

Asking price: Offers over $695,000.

Agent: L J Hooker Two Rocks Two Rocks S/Centre,Two Rocks.

Phone: 9561 1207.


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ACROSS

1 Old warrior

5 Stage player

12 Group of bidders

16 Storming

19 Bring into law

20 Listen sneakily

21 Fruit

22 Picture shows

23 Give as gift

24 Call forth

25 Baby’s bed

26 Serious

27 Severe trouble

28 Plenty

29 Prised up

31 Sham

32 Piece inserted

33 European country

35 Oxidised earth

36 Put on work list

39 Head covers

41 Strained

44 Fight back

45 Sewing implement

46 Extra work hours

49 Abate

51 Comes to a point

54 Save from disaster

56 Caters for

57 Climbed up

60 Be much too good for

63 Electrical resistor

66 Unruly mob

68 Disagreement

70 Grand welcome (4,4)

71 One taking risks

72 Burned

74 Country robber

76 Northern European

78 Type of volcanic glass

79 Old French leader

80 Act as if (7,2)

82 Nettles

83 Elongate

87 Give permission

91 Is familiar with (5,4)

95 Pitch in voice

98 Harvests

100 Small dagger

102 Make very happy

104 Equine animal

106 Utter fool

108 Extra in cricket

109 Ovum

110 Houses

112 Very hot

114 Fresher

116 Round playthings

117 Gripping tool

118 Open to view

119 Closes

121 Throw out

124 Tissue transfer on tree

125 Queensland city

126 Eastern title

127 Saltpetre

130 In what place

131 Like a lout

133 Frozen water

134 Tools etc

135 Looked after

137 Hatred

138 A corner

140 Love foolishly

141 Perfect

143 Authors’ names on story

145 Arguing sensibly

149 Product title (5,4)

152 Railway line support

155 Look over again

158 Dissolute person

160 Argue at length

162 Disability

164 Trouble in mind

166 Beer maker

167 Fit of bad temper

170 Learned piece of writing

171 Removed shutters

172 Engaging in sport

175 Ask inside

177 In complete control

179 Card for banks (4,4)

181 Access road

183 An animal watcher

184 Found the answer

186 Flowers

187 More weird

189 Wears away

191 Roman god

194 Remains of fire

197 Tutors

200 Attend to

201 Hearth

204 Clumps of grass

205 Strange mixture

207 Man’s name

208 Hole borer

209 One in charge

211 Explosion

212 Alluded to

213 Loafed around

215 Make pure

216 Order of architecture

217 A dead language

218 Charge with crime

219 Meat for cooking

220 Start in motion

221 Like an elf

222 Removes coverings

223 Farm buildings

224 Gave medicine

225 Shines brightly

DOWN

1 Places for worship

2 Plant fluid

3 Brooding birds

4 Suspend

5 Adds onto

6 Tropical plants (4,5)

7 Posers

8 Dusts

9 Stops

10 Light covering

11 Control a meeting

12 Passed over

13 Short rests

14 Satires

15 Church recess

16 Hermit

17 Give freely

18 Explosive projectile

30 In many shapes

34 Party well

35 Poems

37 Water mammal

38 Follow on

40 Acrid

42 Pig

43 Chosen for office

47 A car etc

48 Girl’s name

50 Removed quietly (5,3)

52 Definite

53 Turning over

55 Lose friendship with

56 Sells door to door

58 Natters with (5,2)

59 Titled

61 Set of beliefs

62 Female actor

64 Immature frog

65 Cut of beef (3,5)

67 Maimed

69 Ointment

73 Wash out

74 Bottom part

75 Chore

77 Cute

81 Top of baby bottle

84 Completely

85 Woody plant

86 Speedy animal

88 Top points

89 A vitamin B

90 Minor post

92 Treaty maker

93 Vine fruit

94 Meteorologist

95 Money in coins

96 Clever

97 Weird portrait

99 About skull wall

100 Ate greedily

101 Memento

103 Grew smaller

105 Hidden shooter

107 Asian island

111 Choice

113 Sent out

115 Ripple

120 Single part

122 Girl’s name

123 Toothed wheels

128 Roman dates

129 Part in play

132 Shows agitation

136 Determined people

139 Following closely

142 Landed

143 After usual time

144 Inactive

146 Atmosphere of place

147 Monastery novices

148 Insect larva

149 Carry

150 State strongly

151 Remove by suction

153 Way in

154 Broke one’s word

156 Messages

157 Protect

159 Huge

161 Fundamental

163 Jive

165 Plead

168 A number

169 ... Starr (Drummer)

173 A caper

174 Floating ice mass

175 One from Teheran

176 Relaxed

178 Throw

180 Make public

182 Small birds

183 Obtains

185 Different ways

188 Filled again

189 Photo takers

190 Stabbing weapons

192 Olden tales

193 Masai

195 Interferes

196 Threw out

198 Wonderful

199 Elves

202 Deny

203 Incursion

206 Legal defence

210 Mix up

211 A ray of light

214 Lift one's hat

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LOCAL COMMUNITY DIARYThursday 7 MayYanchep and Districts Country Women’s Assocmonthly meeting will be held in the Phil RenkinCentre, Two Rocks, starting at 9.30am. All welcome.Call Clare on 9561 2905 for more information.

Tuesday 12 to Thursday 14 MayNAPLAN testing for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9.

Thursday 14 MayYanchep and Districts CWA monthly meeting willbe held at the Phil Renkin Centre, Two Rocks,starting at 9.30am. New members welcome. CallClare on 9561 2905 for more information.

Sunday 17 MayBritish Car Day at Gingin.

Tuesday 19 MayCrown Casino Bus trip - 9561 5321.

Wednesday 20 to Sunday 24 MayPerth Craft & Quilt Fair, Perth Convention andExhibition Centre, 21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth.Open 9.00am to 4:30pm daily. Admission feecharged.

Tuesday 26 MayYanchep Two Rocks Arts & Crafts Cancer MorningTea from 10.00am at Phil Renkin Centre.

Sunday 31 MayPoker in the Cave 2015. Tickets: 0414 425 858.

Submit your Community Diary details to:

[email protected]

COMMUNITY Groups & Clubs

Is your group or club here? Are the contact details correct?If not, please let us know so we can update the list. email: [email protected]

0414 992 380

0414 631 273

0427 752 348

9575 2316

9577 2730

9577 1528

9577 1013

0448 814 020

9655 1161

9655 3053

9655 1399

0417 090 178

9655 2156

9655 1289

Atlantis Productions Inc.

Friends of Moore RiverEstuary

Gingin Arts & Crafts Group

Gingin/Chittering Lions

Guilderton CommunityAssociation

Guilderton CommunityLibrary

Guilderton Country Club

Guilderton Golf Club

Lancelin and CoastalDistricts RSL

Lancelin Bowling Club

Lancelin CWA

Lancelin & Districts Lions

Lancelin Golf Club

Lancelin Volunteer MarineRescue Group

Ted Dowling

Linda Johnson

Irene Dewar

Pat Elliot

Gillian Lamont

Madeline Henshaw

Cheryl Spiers

Carolyn Meharry

Norm Pearce

Pat

Muriel Swan

Dawn & Ron

Annette Morck

Pat Shinnick

0408 947 5480417 961 627

9577 1573

9561 24860427 990 605

9561 1148

0428 628 753

9561 57770488 615 777

0427 761 330

9561 2512

[email protected]

0428 559 0260417 978 281

[email protected]

0488 288 750

Sheryl DempsterJan Court

Jae Watson

Jon Spurgeon

John Utley

Radio roomA/hours/ Emergency

Jan Cooper

Sunny Strobel

Michael Browne Sue Moir

Bob Cherry

0418 936 6000408 943 987

0458 458 948

0423 855 115

9561 1196

95612738

0401 646 1830438 682 678

9561 15389561 5551

9561 5161

9561 1672

9561 55819561 1287

0406 369 411

Raye LeslieAmanda Van Padua

Karolyn Holmes

Les Porter

Cathie Close

Malcolm GowLorraine Alvin

Julie OtrembaRon Arnold

Joyce Harris

Jill ScholteDot Blower

Shaun Parkin

Ledge Point Country Club

Moore River WeightWatchers

Son City Church

Sun City Country Club

Sun City Yacht Club

Two Rocks VolunteerMarine Rescue Group

WA Sugarcraft AcademyInc - Cake Decorating

Yanchep Colour Diet Group

Yanchep CWA

Yanchep Districts JuniorFootball Club

Yanchep Dolphins LittleAthletics Club

Yanchep Golf Club

Yanchep Ladies Dart Club

Yanchep Netball Club

Yanchep RedhawksFootball Club

Yanchep Sports Club Inc.

Yanchep Two Rocks Arts & Craft Workshop

Yanchep Two Rocks LionsClub

Yanchep Two RocksRecreation Assoc Inc.

Yanchep Two Rocks HomeSupport Group

Yanchep Two Rocks RSL

Yanchep Two Rocks SeniorCitizens

Yanchep United Football Club(Soccer)

PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALEHolden Commodore

VE Series II, 2012 SS -Blk, 39,00 kms, stillunder warranty. $26,500neg. 0421 955 385.

GOLF Guilderton Sat 18 Apr - Winteropening day: 2 personAmbrose: C & L Meharry62, L & B Johnson 63, A& B Gault 63. NTP: BGault, R Prince. Longestputt: C Meharry. Best2nd shot: A & B Gault, C& L Meharry.Wed 22 Apr - Scroungers:R Prince 20, BHardeman 18, P Flavell18. Longest putt: RPrince. NTP: P Flavell.Best 2nd shot: P Flavell.

SCCCTues 21 Apr - LadiesS/ford: B Tierney, LNewhouse, C Meharry33, M Kearney, BMcDonald, M Crow, JLecointe, S Sherwood32, M Wetherly 31.Mens Stroke: R Ross, BMcKay 67, P Hawks 68,O Tudor 70, C Kearney71, C Wells 72. P HawksEagle at second.Fri 24 Apr - LadiesS/ford: B Tierney 35, LNewhouse-Maiden 33,M Dickerson 32, MBudiselik 30. MensS/ford: C Caudwell 43,M Holland 42, B Brown39, G Measures, J Bryan37, G Dawson, RWoolley, D Walker 36.Tues 28 Apr - LadiesS/ford: C Meharry 39, FRead 37, P Haynes 36, WNicholas 34, S Morris 33.

Yanchep Golf ClubSat 25 Apr - ANZACCup Ladies S/ford: SRapinese 39, R Warrilow37, E Callinan 37. Men:H Baynes 39, R Dixon37, C Grant 37.

DARTSYanchep LadiesTues 17 Mar - Coasters7 def Neptunes 4. Highestscore: L Twyford 140.Highest peg: G White 61.Saints 7 v Kruizers 4.Highest score: A VanPadua 134, Highest peg:S Bennett 38.Tues 24 Mar - Coasters7 def Saints 4. Highestscore: M Rose 121.Highest peg: L Twyford94. Neptunes 10 defKruizers 1. Highestscore: Z Fletcher 100.Highest peg: S Billing 54.Tues 31 Mar - Neptunes7 def Saints 4. Highestscore: G Tavani 171.Highest peg: G Tavani38. Coasters 7 vKruizers 4. Highestscore: A Jarvis 131,Highest peg: R Eden 38.Tues 7 Apr - Neptunes 6def Coasters 5. Highestscore: L Twyford 140.Highest peg: L Billing 41.Saints 7 def Kruizers 4.Highest score: J Giltrap100. Highest peg: SBennett 38.Tues 14 Apr - Neptunes7 def Kruizers 4. Highestscore: J Fletcher 102.Highest peg: R Corns40.Coasters 6 def Saints5. Highest score: GTavani 135. Highest peg:C Loftus 54.Tues 21 Apr - Coasters7 def Kruizers 4. Highestscore: L Twyford 125.Highest peg: G White29. Saints 6 defNeptunes 5. Highestscore: C Loftus 112.Highest peg: S Billing 47.

SPORTS RESULTS

COMMUNITYNOTICE

DEADLINE for next issue

Email your Classified ad, CommunityNotice, and For Sale to

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Saturday 16 May Email your sports results to

[email protected]

THANK YOUThank you Matt on Cassilda. When many were

inflating tyres and driving out just looking.

I would like to say Thank You for taking the timeto change my tyre a few weeks ago at Phil

Renkin Centre.

You help was very much appreciated.

Kylie O'Connor

Anyone interested in playing Bridge in Two Rocks or Yanchep?

Call Helen on 0408 956 117

MARKET BAZAAR

Monday 1 Juneat the

Phil RenkinCentre

This is the very first‘Market Bazaar’ for the

community. If you wouldlike to be a stall holder,contact Julie on 95611538 or Ron on 95615551 for full details.

Yanchep Two RocksRSL

MEETING DATES

Monday 11 MayMonday 8 June

Meetings start at 11.00amat Yanchep Sports Club

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