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PRINT POST APPROVED: 64383/00006 VOLUME 25 NO. 11 ISSUE NO. 291 JUNE 2016 IN THIS ISSUE ’s magical music • Let’s Go Travelling: Antarctica, Winter in the West plus more... • Retire in Style feature • Grand Activities - school holiday ride comes to fun for the grandkids includes The Masters Ap- • Food & Wine prentices, Bootleg Family - reviews, recipes and more Band, Ronnie Burns, and . COMPETITIONS/GIVEAWAYS Who can forget such Cadd songs as Arkansas Grass, Ginger Man, and Don’t You Know It’s Magic (made famous by Johnny Farnham). They represent a timeline of our lives and are part of the Australian vernacular. In 2007 Cadd was in- ducted into the Austra- lian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of BBC’s Murder: The complete series on DVD Fame by . TICKETS Raised in Perth, he was a child prodigy, winning Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra a television talent quest Our Kind of Traitor - Ewan McGregor aged 12 and was off ered Queen of the Desert - Nicole Kidman his  rst professional job Independence Day Resurgence as a pianist for a chil- Now You See Me 2 dren’s television program. Ice Age: Collision Course His family relocated to and then Mel- bourne where Cadd be- Visit www.haveagonews.com.au came involved in the jazz music of the early 60s. Like us on facebook He was also widely re- nowned for his zany hats, SUPPORTING SENIORS’ RECREATION From 1975-1993 Cadd COUNCIL OF WA (INC) was based in Los An- geles as a studio-bound Established 1991 songwriter apart from one tour with the Bootleg Celebrating 25 years in 2016 Family. Cadd says he returns to Perth as often as he New parents? Recovering from illness? can. Most of his imme- Working late or just too tired to cook? diate family moved east around when he did, but he still has friends from way back when living in North Perth and attend- ing Mount Lawley Senior High School. Brian Cadd © Darren Burns Photography Before heading for Food for Life Nashville Cadd  nished by Josephine Allison est which runs from 20- bourne based, Perth I have something to say, an with the re- 25 September in Nash- born Cadd says he is I’ll continue to write and formed Bootleg Family. VETERAN Australian ville. The annual festival not looking to putting his record.” “They were the band singer-songwriter, key- is one big event that joins feet up any time soon. “I Cadd’s impressive who played on all the re- boardist and producer legendary artists with don’t think it would work biography says he pro- cords made for the Boot- Brian Cadd says he is upcoming stars, industry any other way. I often say duced fellow Australian leg label and they toured looking forward to return- professionals, and fans. after a long tour, ‘well I acts Robin Jolley, Ronnie with me for years. The High quality, great tasting meals ing to home town Perth For  ve days all of these should probably cut right Burns, , new album is wonder- NO CONTRACTS next month for a special people enjoy panels, down the number of gigs and Glen Shor- ful… all new songs... but Legacy performance be- seminars, showcases, next year’ and then I go rock and established his done the way we used - Over 70 dishes to choose from side a group of illustrious parties, the annual Ameri- out for just as many gigs own Bootleg to perform live in the 70s. - FREE Home Delivery performers. cana Honors and Awards the next year. Records. He also com- It’s very rock and roll and - Special Dietary Meals Speaking from Nash- Show, and more. “I can’t yet imagine posed or performed mu- quite a powerful collec- - Microwave & Oven Safe ville where he is recording “I’ll be performing at a year in which there sic for  lms , tion. After its release in HAGN#069/291 an Americana album with the festival so I’ll be back weren’t any shows. Until Alvin Purple Rides Again, Australia a bit later this ex-pat producer Mark in Australia for a while I can, I’ll keep going. The The Heartbreak Kid and year, we will tour into next Phone: 9378 2544 Moff att, Cadd says the before returning to Nash- writing and recording just for television Class of 74, year in support of the al- Order by www.homechef.com.au album will be released in ville,” he says. always continues. I’d like The Midnight Special. His bum.” time for the Americanaf- At 69 and now Mel- to think that, as long as song writing for other acts continued on page 3 Experience the world’s most awarded chairs The patented Stressless Plus system automatically adjusts the headrest and lumbar support as you recline - perfect support while reading, watching TV or resting. 15 models in choice of sizes. Easy.

144 Stirling Hwy Nedlands (under City Farmers) T: 9386 6311 www.easyliving.com.au HAGN#054/291 2 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 Funny historical fact Ageing research snippet From the editor’s desk In 1974, US inventor Art Fry invented the Post- REPLACING saturated fats with vegetable oils rich it note to prevent slips of paper used to mark his in linoleic acid lowers blood cholesterol, but doesn’t AS MANY readers would be aware our campaign aptly named, Don’t Mess With place in his hymn book from falling out. curb heart disease risk or help you live longer, sug- founding editor (and my mother) Judith Bus, aimed at making people aware of gests a study published by The BMJ. Treby passed away on 3 May after a long the dangers of being distracted around The traditional “diet-heart hypothesis” predicts battle with cancer and other health is- buses. Quote of the month that replacing saturated fat with vegetable oils rich sues. They have began this campaign due to in linoleic acid will reduce cardiovascular deaths by It has been a very diffi cult month as feedback from drivers who tell Transperth lowering blood cholesterol levels. although she had been very sick, I think that near misses with people are a daily “To all, I would say how mistaken they are when they A senior lecturer at the University of Queensland, as a family we thought she would still be occurrence, so they want to remind the think that they stop falling in love when they grow Lennert Veerman says, “The bene ts of choosing with us for some time to come. public to take care around buses and polyunsaturated fat over saturated fat seem a little old, without knowing that they grow old when they I would  rstly like to thank the many bus stops. less certain than we thought and a careful review of people who have sent  owers, cards, For those of us who would like to lose stop falling in love.” the evidence that underpins dietary recommenda- called, texted, emailed and attended the some weight some interesting statistics Gabriel García Márquez tions is warranted.” funeral. have come to hand about diets. In the meantime, he says, “we should continue I would also like to thank Rod Moran Australian  rst research from Austin to eat (and to advise others to eat) more  sh, fruits, PERSONAL TOUCH vegetables, and whole grains. We should avoid salt, from The West Australian newspaper for Health and the University of CAR DETAILING sugar, industrial trans fats, and avoid over eating.” featuring Mum in the obituary section found that the 5:2 diet (eating normally • Cars cleaned to your personal on Friday 20 May and to Margaret Quirk for  ve days and eating 600 calories for satisfaction at your home or workplace. MLA who read a statement honouring two) does work but is not better than a • Choose from a range of personalised Word of the month her life in State Parliament on Thursday standard kilojoule reduced diet. services at a range of aff ordable prices. 19 May. And new research from Edith Cowan • Vehicles brought to showroom standard. Doryphore It was beautiful to see her so honoured University has found the Paleo diet has • Quality products and latest equipment. Noun and loved. been found to be more eff ective than the • Loyalty card discounts for regular clients. • Two cars at one venue 10% discount, HAGN#032/291 De tnition - A pedantic and annoyingly persistent I want to thank my daughter Tahlia Australian Dietary Guidelines for weight three or more 20% discount. critic. who went out of her way to assist me in loss. • Pensioner rates. Origin the funeral arrangements, prepared the The Paleo diet markedly reduces cal- special video for the service and just did cium intake as it excludes all dairy prod- Call Josh 0416 272 472 Email [email protected] 1950s (introduced by Sir Harold Nicolson): from Visit www.personaltouch.com.au French, literally ‘Colorado beetle’, from Greek so much to express her endearing love ucts. This could have impacts on bone doruphoros ‘spear carrier’. for her grandmother. strength particularly in older people. HAGN#129/291 I also want to thank my dear friends The CSIRO and the Universtiy of Ad- Volunteers needed for exercise Vince and Anne Garreff a from Mondos elaide has found for the  rst time that Urban slang Butchers who provided the food for the one in six adult Australians are choosing and Alzheimer’s disease study wake, Graham Dudley from ClockWork to avoid milk and dairy foods, the major- Google proved Print, who printed the programs and A1 ity without a medical diagnosis, leading Researchers at ECU and Murdoch University When you are trying to prove someone wrong and poster and my cousin Carolyn Treby who to public health concerns for women in are conducting a study to test the effects immediately refer to Google to debunk their theory. prepared the funeral  owers. Hethering- particular. Dairy foods are important for of exercise on memory and thinking. ton Funerals did a wonderful service for all of us, but especially for women ow- us and I thank them too. ing to the calcium content, and foods Mum worked tirelessly over the years from the dairy and alternatives group are We are seeking men & women without A friend of the family since 1889 Medicinal to develop and grow this paper and in important throughout life to reduce the Alzheimer’s disease/dementia, in good health, Essences the last couple of years it broke her heart risk of osteoporosis. However, the study aged 60 - 80. Exercise will take place Spices Home Care to have to stop working. revealed that more women are avoiding at Murdoch University two times a week Personal I wish I could have given her a big milk and dairy foods than men. for 6 months: close proximity Handmade Soaps retirement party but in the last year her I personally am a yo-yo when it comes Pet Products to Murdoch is desirable. health was so poor that she wasn’t up to to weight. Some years I am quite slen- To order phone it. der and some years I am well covered Independent Rawleigh JOAN 9497 2310 Distributors I am lucky that I have so many won- – ‘I have more to love’ is the way I think HAGN#102/291 For more information please contact derful memories, not only of us, as moth- about it. Dr Belinda Brown at er and daughter, but as work colleagues. Whatever your weight the most impor- [email protected] or call 6298 6314 Mum, Dad and I always said we were tant thing is to eat lots of vegetables and the three musketeers in establishing and fruit and ensure that you participate in running this paper. some form of exercise each week. HAGN#077/291 Mum would have expected me to We are off ering readers the opportu- continue and grow this paper as the real- nity to join me on a Have a Go News tour ist and hard-working woman which she to visit Antarctica for a day on board a was; that is what I intend to do. chartered QANTAS jet. This trip of lifetime Mum particularly loved the arts and to this amazing continent will take place went out of her way to promote WA Bal- on Australia Day 2017. Please see page let, WA Opera, WASO and all the many 23 for details. arts and cultural experiences available in I hope readers enjoy this issue of WA and I will continue that on her behalf. the paper and I wish you a happy and Life will never be the same without her, healthy month. but I will work hard to ensure her legacy Jennifer Merigan is maintained through this paper. Editor ***** [email protected] Transperth have launched a new safety Like us on facebook or follow us on twitter!

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Age is no barrier to learning parkour Urology featured at WA Self Funded Retirees meeting

THE SPEAKER at the WA Self Funded Retirees Association (WASFR) meeting on Friday 8 July 2016 is Clare Taylor SRN. In her address she will cover the myths about bladder and bowel issues; types and causes of incontinence; links to other medical conditions; helpful hints to improve bladder and bowel issues and subsidies to assist with product costs. Clare has been a urology nurse for more than 20 years. In 2007, she completed a post graduate quali cation in advanced practice continence and has worked with the Continence Advisory Service for two years. She also works with a consultant urologist as his continence specialist nurse. Clare has exten- sive knowledge in the management of continence issues and a special interest in men’s urological health, in particular prostate cancer. She is pas- sionate about continence and doing whatever it takes to ensure that her clients receive the best Parkour enthuasiast, 65 years young, Esther Fischer shows us some of her moves outcome possible. by Brad Elborough Esther Fischer, 65, has indoors and in a controlled transport; plus she walks a diff erent level and trying Each month on the second Friday at 10am the been practising parkour at environment. Parkour is a lot – she said that Move- to achieve something dif- WA Self Funded Retirees Association, holds a PARKOUR isn’t a term Movement Co in Osborne just one of the disciplines ment Co was not about ferent. At the same time, meeting at which feature guest speakers on top- everyone would be famil- Park since December last taught there – along with who could do what, the there is a lot of buddying ics of interest to retirees. The meetings are held at iar with. year. She says she’s a strength and conditioning, quickest and easiest. up and plenty of encour- Cambridge Bowling Club, Floreat Sporting Pre- And of those who do long way off being able calisthenics, gymnastics “When I  rst started go- agement. cinct, Chandler Avenue, Floreat. know what it is, a large to leap tall buildings in a conditioning, hand bal- ing, I knew I would be the For her, her current Visitors to the meetings are always most wel- percentage leave explor- single bound, but she’s ancing and climbing. oldest one there and I was challenge is trying to scale come. For more information please contact Ron ing it at simply discovering getting there. The indoor rock climb- a bit embarrassed. But it’s a 1.8m wall (6-foot in the de Gruchy on 9447 1313 or Margaret Harris on what it is. “I have been asked, ing course looks to have not like that,” she said. old money). 9381 5303. For the uninitiated, par- ‘do you walk through the its challenges. “There are no mirrors “I want to run and climb on the walls and not ev- kour is where people run, city centre and climb and Esther stumbled on to it; it’s a huge challenge. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ climb, swing, vault, jump, jump, like in the movies?’ parkour when she fol- eryone is in lycra. I wear At the moment, my arms HAGN#291/105 and roll to get from one “No, I can’t do that, but lowed her interpretive bike pants from Target are not strong enough; point to another in the the basic concepts are yoga instructor, Harry Wil- and a tacky t-shirt. my body is not strong LOOKING FOR most effi cient way, with- there,” she said. liams, to Movement Co. “The instructors are enough,” she said. out any equipment. “I am struggling with it; She was impressed the same too; they’re not “It’s mind over matter SOME FUN Individuals / Groups / Visitors Check out the Holly- it’s not something you can with the options avail- there just to show off their really. I get scared, but EVERYONE IS WELCOME. wood movie Tracers for do over a period of hours able and as she doesn’t bodies.” they say you can do it and the extreme example, or days. It takes years to want to look like Arnold Esther encourages any- eventually you do. where a muscly Taylor perfect. Schwarzenegger, she one, of any age, who sees “Last night, we start- OVER 80 GREAT TOURS Lautner (the hunky were- “I can jump a hurdle, has stayed away from the parkour being practised ed with a wall that was Club 55 Mystery Tour wolf from the Twilight with reasonable grace weights. and thinks that they would 160cm (5’3”) – my height. Christmas in July FROM ONLY trilogy) joins a group of and I feel a lot more com- That doesn’t mean she like to try it, to have a go. I have 10 goes and on the Tulips of Araluen parkour trainers that are fortable jumping off things hasn’t developed some She said that everyone 11th go I was able to pull involved in a criminal de- now. strength in her arms. She in the class is working at myself up.” Garden Island Tour livery service for extra “And when I bend boasts that while she Gnomesville $39 money. down, I don’t hear ‘creak, doesn’t have a six-pack, Winery Tour They complete their creak, creak’ in my joints. she can count four. Wild ower Tours job, then take off into the There is no pain. I feel a lot And while she started city, jumping and leap-  tter and am a whole lot with a solid  tness base FOR SALE HAGN#001/291 Nannup Garden Festival ing through carparks and more  exible.” – she has ridden a bike “One off” Carefree, Easy Living Home buildings with grace and At Movement Co, par- since she was six and still available in Lifestyle Village. ease. kour equipment is set up uses one as a mode of Close to the hills and shopping. Great views in super location. continued from front cover Spacious 2 x 2 with bene ts, Brian Cadd’s magical music ride comes to Perth too many to mention. by Josephine Allison Come to view and speak to neighbours. PHONE 1300 653 696

Brochures visit www.club55.com.au Cadd says he has lived several lives. are Matt Taylor, Peter Dee, Bob Pa- Ring: 0425 490 166 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “And, truthfully, it’s because I have been tient and Rick Steele. Also on the bill able to diversify, that I think I’ve lasted are The Healys, Birdland, Billy Blissett, this long. Being able to perform, write Gary Cox, The Rippin Horns and The All and record almost constantly gives an Star Band. MID YEAR SALE Divine Mercy Church ever-changing panorama crammed “I’ve known Rick for a fair time now th th for the Year of Mercy 15 - 25 June HAGN#095/291 with many adventures. and we’ve done stuff together and I’ve 8 December 2015 - 2 November 2016 “I don’t actually have a relax mode. known Matt Taylor since the 70s,” Cadd There always seems to be something says. “I’m just looking forward to playing 25% OFF happening but if I get a day or two I like in my home town again. It will be fun.” to stay at home. I travel so much that Brian Cadd performs at the Astor STSTORE WIDE! home is the best form of relaxation I can Theatre 7.30pm Saturday, 2 July. imagine.” Editor’s Note – We went to this show Appearing with Cadd at the Legacy last year and it was a fantastic night of 13th annual Rhythm and Blues Variety live music – don’t miss the opportunity Revue at the Astor Theatre on 2 July to see the show this year! HAGN#065/291

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www.amemobility.com.au FREE NO OBLIGATION HOME TRIAL ON SCOOTERS 6 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 Meet the columnists and contributors Inventions that changed Jemma Aldridge Jemma is a well known our lives Lessons physiotherapist and has been writing an advice column about A thought provoking various ailments for many years in aspect was how good Have a Go News. The information can come from bad, for for life in the articles is of a general nature example war leading to and not speci c advice to any medical advances, and individual. Readers should consult vice versa. by Rhonda Parker their GP or health professional for an “All inventions are assessment or speci c advice with marvellous and yet prob- I CAN’T write a ‘business as usual’ article this regard to their particular condition. lematic if you dig deep month. I want to write some re ections on the char- enough,” Sally said. “Take acter and style of the late Judith Treby, who we re- technology for example – cently lost after her long battle with illness. the humble mobile phone As you know, Judith and her husband Quentin Mike Goodall connects us and is more established and grew this newspaper. It was in that Mike is the local WA campaigner powerful with each new role our paths crossed some 20 years ago. We con- release, but it has single- for the British Pensions tinued to work alongside each other, and we also handedly turned an en- became friends. International Association for UK tire generation of people How we live in the prime of our life – in our mid State Pensions that expats have into zombies walking our years – says much about us. I have the view that contributed for and each month streets oblivious to others how we live and love as older people – as society’s writes about options to maximise around them.” elders – says as much or more. Jude has lessons a UK State Pension entitlements. This struck a chord for us in this that I would like to share as a tribute Top; Australian with me. I’m constantly to her. composer alarmed by poisoning Who are we when we lose the prestige of vigour, of the environment by the ambition-driven performance, the excitement of Sally Greenaway Jon Lewis pesticides and other un- youthfulness? We can be only a little, or much. We Left; Karen Majer intended consequences Jon is a well known radio can be the leadership our families and society need of inventions meant to by realising our strength is in our wisdom and expe- announcer on Radio 6PR 882am improve our lives. rience. But it doesn’t stop there. Wisdom and expe- Monday to Friday from midnight The next great inven- rience is of little bene t if it isn’t applied and relevant. to 5.30am. He writes each month byb KKaren MMajerj I asked her why she tion? Throughout her life and right to the end, Jude was about issues discussed with his chose the theme. “I think with the world a contributor. Neither age nor illness dimmed her listeners. He is also a quiz IN APRIL I was fortunate “The world we live in we live in now, we need commitment to contribute, to be productive, to lead master. Contact him on 0404 005 to attend the premiere today is signi cantly dif- a miracle invention that and be relevant. We could all learn from Jude in this. 882 or email [email protected]. of Australian composer ferent to that of our great can help us undo all the Another lesson we learnt from Jude was her op- Sally Greenaway’s pro- grandparents – things negative consequences timism. In was in her DNA. I’ll always remember a duction The Seven Great seem to be moving faster of other innovations, conversation with her on a visit to see her in hospital. Inventions of the Modern than ever,” she said. “I such as the advent of Jude was very unwell and was surrounded by tubes Industrial Age at the Mel- wanted to explore this various plastics, packag- and machines. Propped up by pillows, still with a Karen Majer bourne Recital Centre. further. ing, waste bi-products graceful presence, she chatted. Somehow, without Karen is a writer, scientist and The inaugural Merlyn “I undertook consid- of manufacturing,” she any conscious eff ort, Jude’s comments moved to environmental educator living her Myer Composing Wom- erable research into the said. “On the other hand talking about how lucky in life she’d been, and how retirement dream of growing food en’s Commission gave inventions of the 20th I would love to have a grateful she was to have had such a blessed, fortu- and community volunteering in free rein to the young century – everything from clone to help me keep nate life. Her optimism amazed me. She had battled composer-pianist’s cre- critical health events for all of the years I had known beautiful Margaret River. Karen hair dryers to the marvels on top of the housework ativity. The resulting mu- her, and before, and here in the hospital bed, these writes about environmental issues of the bionic ear, to the and accounting paper- sical theatre is a journey space race, computer hardships did not register as she looked back and each month. work!” through innovations that punch cards and tea Find out more and hear cherished her life. We could all learn a lesson from continue to shape hu- bags – and how this has Sally’s music: www.sal- Jude in this as well. manity. changed us.” lygreenaway.com.au The last lesson from Jude I’ll share is the incredi- ble resilience and de ance she had in the will to live. She de ed the doctor’s prognosis time and again. Samantha Noall Jude was a shining example of the strength of the Samantha Noall is the Vale: Judith Treby human spirit, its instinct to live and love with mean- executive offi cer for Masters JUDITH was a great friend and supporter of SRCWA and we enjoyed many ing and purpose, and to  nd expression to that no years of working together getting WA seniors more active. matter what decade of your life you are in. Swimming WA. Each month We have lost a gracious, well-loved woman. This she writes about the bene ts As editor of Have a Go News she always promoted the programs and events that SRCWA conducted. newspaper is a tangible legacy of her life, but the of joining a swimming club for Judith battled her illnesses over many years and she will be missed by SR- real wealth of her legacy is in those she loved, in the  tness, fun and friendship. CWA and WA Seniors. Quentin, Jennifer and all the family are in our thoughts character qualities they learned from her, and in the at this time. inspirational lessons she taught, simply by how she With love, Hugh and all the SRCWA family. lived, to those of us lucky enough to know her. Rhonda Parker HAGN#011/291 Rhonda is the CEO of Alzheimer’s HAGN#137/291 Australia, WA. She is a former Minister FREE 8 WEEK EXERCISE AND ADVERTISEMENT in the Western Australian Government. INFORMATION PROGRAM FOR WOMEN She led the development of the  rst WHO HAVE HAD BREAST CANCER national healthy ageing strategy in 2000, and was Australia’s  rst Federal Aged Care KEN Commissioner. Each month she writes about issues aff ecting Alzheimer’s patients and their carers. YWCA Encore is a free exercise and information program designed speci cally for women who have experienced breast cancer at any time in their lives. Mike Smits The 8 week program (two hours per week) incorporates land Liberal for Hasluck Mike Smits is the proprietor of and hydrotherapy exercises in a small group environment. Smits Stamps and Coins in London The program focusses on increasing mobility and strength, BBuilldingg a stronger local commmunnity Court. Mickel attended his  rst building con dence and sharing information around health and collector fair in 1970 and took over well-being in a relaxed, positive and fun environment. 6005. Perth WA West Place, 2/12 Parliament A. Cox, by Authorised the family business in 1982. He has an extensive and sound knowledge Get in touch with Ken : of both stamps and coins. Mike Participation is FREE and by enrolment only. 9359 0322 [email protected] looks at the business of collecting Various metro & regional locations. Please call LAURA ROWAN on 9440 3501 for more info stamps and coins each month KenWyatt.com.au KenWyattMP Funded by the WA Department of Health Rick Steele Rick came to Perth in 1971 and HAGN#079/291 taught at Eden Hill School before CAVERSHAM WILDLIFE PARK launching into the “never ending story” of playing and singing country, WANTED TO BUY THE MEET THE WOMBAT rock n roll and the Blues. & FRIENDS SHOW 40 odd years later he is known as Antiques and Collectibles FARM Daily 11am 2pm 3.45pm veteran musician, a senior, and a Deceased Estate Specialists SHOW grumpy old ... But he says, “I still got - Estate Sales conducted Daily most of my faculties...I think!” Rick 10am will share updates on the local music We are looking to purchase the following: 1pm 3pm scene each month. old paintings • Royal Doulton • Shelley China Australian pottery • Wembley Ware • medals and Jeanette Woolerton badges • stamps, coins and banknotes • vintage watches • postcards K KANGAROOS Jeanette is a freelance writer based vintage handbags • costume and  ne jewellery • militaria Open all day in Melbourne. O HAGN#046/291 Jeanette has worked in the news old advertising • sterling silver items • fountain pens • vintage cameras guide sector of World Vision, as a From one item to a house full, we buy anything old andd A freelance travel writer for Lonely interesting as long as we don’t have to feed or water it! Planet and a writer for the Port L Elizabeth Publicity and We are also down-sizing specialists and can organize A Tourist Association. a complete relocation - call Sally for more details Open 10am-1pm She now works solely from her home S 2.30pm-4.30pm in Melbourne’s Green Wedge and For a FREE consultation in the privacy of your own home SITUATED in Whiteman Park (off Lord St or Beechboro Rd) is passionate about health and eco call NICK 0498 009 880 or SALLY 0407 672 878 Phone 9248 1984 Email [email protected] tourism. HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 7 Top gong for two of Masters Have a go with the Over 55 Canoe Club less equally represented. water depth and fallen ago and ceased paddling The new members logs permitted. when she was 86. For the Swimming WA’s  nest days were followed by a The next paddle, which last 10 years she was a special safety day at Hill- was from Garratt Road regular attender at the arys Boat Harbour where Bridge Park and through various paddling venues the newbies practised the Ascot Waters canals, and along with her friend, various paddling strokes attracted a record num- Rose, kept an eye on our followed by intentional, ber of kayaks. It is just cars and property. Jean supervised, capsizes to possible, that apart from grew up on the Swan develop self-con dence the beautiful weather on River and was a no fuss by George Gouteff and self-rescue tech- the day, the main attrac- lady who epitomised the niques. After the vol- tion for the record num- whole concept of having THREE new membership untary immersions the bers was the scones, a go. days held at Kent Street newbies were able to jam and cream provided In memory of Jean a Weir were an outstand- demonstrate their new for morning tea by Bryce short ceremony was held ing success and were found con dence by and Olwen. These were on the river bank followed attended by many more launching themselves washed down by excel- by all the kayaks forming potential new members solo man style (minus the lent coff ee from Steve’s up on the water and then than in previous years. drink can) from a  oating Mr Mocha van. after a minute’s silence Fortunately there were pontoon. It was with great sad- every paddler placed a Top, from left: Katya Anderson with National Board just enough loan kayaks The  rst combined new ness that we bade fare- rose in the river. available so that every member, Therese Crollick and Ken Phillips, National and old members paddle well to life member Jean For further information visitor was able to have took place from Point Re- Warren who passed visit our website, www Offi cial of the Year. Left: Samantha Noall a go at paddling. It was serve Bassendean which away at the age of 96 the Over 55 Canoe Club very pleasing to note that included an excursion up on 2 May. Jean joined or telephone club presi- the sexes were more or the Helena River as far as the club nearly 30 years dent Peter on 9409 3813. by Samantha Noall tionals which was very  tting as she re- ceived in front of those that she has had Just Friends... IN MAY this year the Masters Swimming such a huge impact on. Australia National Championships were The second award – National Offi cial of a friendship club for unattached over 55s held in Melbourne. the Year – also went to a very deserving JUST FRIENDS Incorporated is a social club for un- non-members and includes a light supper. A contingency of more than 44 par- winner in Masters Swimming WA’s very attached over 55s. The club is based in Claremont The club is not a singles club, but is purely a so- ticipants represented WA which was own Ken Phillips. Ken Phillips represents and meet for Mix and Mingle every second and fourth cial club for people to meet and enlarge their circle of fantastic to see. During the event some our Mandurah Masters Club and says Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm at the Claremont friends. The members are a credit to the club and they major national awards were presented that the highlight of his year (2015) was Yacht Club. would like to invite like minded unattached people to and Masters Swimming WA was very refereeing at the FINA World Masters This gives the members and guests the opportunity join them. pleased to have two of our own fabulous Championships in Kazan, Russia. Ken is to socialise and meet up in a safe and non-threatening Gentlemen especially are welcome as there is a members take out these very important also kept very busy here at home refer- environment. small imbalance in gender. awards. eeing the Masters Swimming WA events The club off ers members many activities through- For further information, please contact the secretary The  rst being – National Coach of as well as educating and mentoring the out the year including dinner, dancing, theatre, week- on 9306 8810 or 0438 841 357. the Year – which was awarded to the many trainee offi cials in the Masters ends away, coff ee mornings, house parties and

well deserving Katya Anderson who is HAGN#080/291 ranks. picnics. Membership is $80 per annum, at Mix and head coach of the Super ns Squad. This These two wonderful people are part Mingle nights the cost is $5 for members and $10 for squad is made up of physically and intel- of a large number of volunteers who lectually disabled people with a broad put in countless hours to ensure that all HAGN#074/291 range of abilities. She oversees the en- members receive up to date coaching tire coaching program and co-ordinates and offi ciating. We certainly couldn’t it Aged Care up to 18 coaches. This year Katya took without all of them. a group of 11 of her swimmers to the Na- Congratulations to Katya and Ken. Financial Planning HAGN#097/291

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tis) and an in ammatory support around the en- condition. tire circumference of the The hip joint is the larg- acetabulum. This creats est joint in the body, a ball a suction type of force and socket joint. The ball bonding the ball and is on the end of the long socket together. Despite femur bone of the upper the strong ligaments, thigh and the socket is the hip joint has a huge the cup part (acetabu- range of motion due to Have a Go Day lum) of the pelvis, both the number of very large surfaces are covered by muscles that act around a LiveLighter Event byb JJemma AAldridgeld id a layer of cartilage. This the hip and tendons that joint is vital for transmit- attach to the hip. The 9 November 2016 OFTEN as we age the ting weight from the large number of liga- incidence of episodes of spine to the pelvis and ments, muscles, tendons joint pain increases. It SPONSORED BY down the leg and allow- and bursa (gel  lled sacs may come suddenly with ing large multidirectional between tendons) makes no apparent reason or movements. it hard to diagnose the All enquiries contact creep up on us gradually Because of the hip origin of hip pain. der frequent stress as Seniors Recreation Council of WA as a result of regular ex- hip pain and the origins joint’s large structure Next month the sec- ercise or repetitive move- we rely on them most to of hip pain and where it and complex action, it ond part of this article Phone 9492 9771 ment. perform our activities of can come from. In the requires very strong liga- will help you to further Unfortunately our large daily living. second part we compare ments that attach the ball understand your hip pain www.srcwa.asn.au weight bearing joints are This two-part article the diff erence between to the socket and other and how it should be the ones that come un- is going to talk about an arthritic (osteoarthri- ligaments that provide treated. HAGN#146/291 CONNECTED CARING

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EMAIL [email protected] PHONE 0488 155 110 or 08 9243 1366 12 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 Discovering The people that you meet in my line of business starting to get a little line (drums, bass, amp, have our important meet- children and I always tricky especially when and guitar) for the ings with a beer) to work liked the idea of having I can  x things you consider that there night so the music is al- with retired Major Peter some young people on was ample amber  uid most nonstop. And with Heeney putting together the show. This year we by Jon Lewis being served at the time. more than 25 musicians the annual Rhythm and are pleased to have two Maybe then the con- booked already and Blues Variety Revue. young ladies performing THE best thing about versation shifts to: “And more to come, this will If variety is the spice in some musical theatre. a discovery, is not be- where is old Smithy?”, be a proverbial smorgas- life well this show has got Our mate and auction- ing aware it was there to “Oh didn’t you hear?” bord of the Perth’s blues it in bucket loads. Check eer with a sense of funny be discovered. As it was Keeping all that in mind community. this out! bone humour Tiny Holly when I was presented this year on 14 June, the Checkout their web Headline: The incom- will raise a few bucks with a broken air condi- by Rick Steele Perth Blues Club will cel- page to get more infor- parable Brian Cadd – and some laughter and tioning remote control. ebrate the 13th Annual mation. you can read his inter- all this gets washed First I thought, where I THINK it would be fair Memorial Showcase at I missed the ballot to view on the front cover of down with a beer at half- could I possibly  nd to say that in my line of home base, the Charles go to Vietnam by a sin- this paper. time. Hotel. gle day. However with The icon and Austra- Peter Heeney and I will a new one? Then I thought how much would they business I interact with more humans every For more than 24 years my eyesight disability it lian grandfather of blues compete to tell the worst charge for such a device and what if it’s far too much week than the average the club has been oper- was highly unlikely they Matt Taylor. joke and maybe do a money? bear. ating and we have lost a would have taken me West Australia’s favou- song or two and keep Then I wondered why are there no buttons on air- Revisiting country member, a musician, a anyway. rite funny man, the side the show on the road. conditioners? towns every year or so, roadie or two each year At school cadets when splitting Peter Dee. OMG this sounds like As I slowly cooled down I considered a new option. it is usually not long into along the way. I  red a 303, I did not hit Perth’s leading and so much fun. What if I could  x it? What if I could actually  x this little the conversation, after It is remarkable that the target once. The fact most popular Irish band Should you wish to remote control? I was comforted by the very real fact it the obligatory “How are the blues that I couldn’t see the The Healys. discuss this further I could not get much worse. you?” turns to: “Do you from the other side of bloody thing was a small A new addition to the play some baby boomer After removing the problematic batteries, I then remember when?” the planet should draw handicap. show this year and guar- music at the Grosvenor cleaned the compartment well indeed. Alas, new bat- (a) You came back to together so many di- I always have had em- anteed to be a crowd each Wednesday night teries did not improve the situation. our place and…? verse nationalities and pathy for those blokes favourite – I mean who from 6.30pm and the So with now nothing at all to loose, I carefully at- (b) You sang at my occupations from such and Sheila’s who served doesn’t like a girl in uni- dinner is excellent. tempted to open the sturdy cream coloured plastic wedding and…? humble beginnings. their country and through form, will be the swing Notice seen in the lo- remote. Crack, snap and woosh... It opened and the (c) We were in Port This night each year a “Simple Twist of Fate” era band Birdland. cal: “Players picked truth of the matter was revealed. Hedland when the cy- we celebrate the con- (Bob Dylan) I became in- Each year we include for the darts team will The leaking batteries had corroded the little spring clone came through! tribution these people volved with veterans and an act from Mount Law- be pinned to the no- contact to the battery. So badly was it attacked, by I think I have reached have given to our club. now Legacy. ley High School. I have a tice board on Thursday the hungry chemicals, it had separated from the circuit the age where some On Tuesday 14 June It is a privilege and a special connection with night.” board. The spring has sprung – poing! of these questions are we set up with a back- pain free pleasure (we the place through my Cheers dears. I had a cup of tea and dreamed of being the sort of person who could  x this. The next day I watched a few videos on soldering. Then I cleaned up the work bench in my little three metre by one point  ve metre Crafty people? You are invited to participate shed. Dusted off my soldering iron and had a go. It was like magic when it all worked again. in a craft day each month This then led me to my discovery... I like  xing things. PEOPLE interested in craft are welcome to introductions on arrival, endless free hot ceeds are donated to Breast Cancer Care To be clear my discovery is, I like  xing things that are join this crafty club on on the  rst Friday of drinks all day, lots of table space to spread WA and SMCWA. or at one time beyond my ability. It’s like (I imagine) run- each month from 9am to 9pm for a $10 dona- out, power available for each table, air con- The next meetings will be 1 July, 5 August, ning faster than you thought you could, or making a tion. Or, for people who arrive after 6pm the ditioned club house with kitchen and home 2 September, 7 October, 4 November and 2 meal better than the television chefs. donation is only $5. comforts, swap meet table for unwanted December (Christmas party). Meetings are It’s a feeling of calm exhilaration. All types of craft styles are welcome, from items and on occasions a guest speaker with held at the SMCWA club rooms at Robert My darling wife now thinks I enjoy  xing everything scrapbooking, card making, embroidery, knit- product demonstrations. Thompson reserve on corner of Weatherill and has given me a list. ting, patchwork, jewellery making to whatev- People are welcome to come and go as and McGilvray Avenue in Noranda. Now I need to discover a tactful way of explaining er craft makes you happy. Paper craft kits they please during the day – no rules, just re- For bookings contact Marie on it’s only certain things that I enjoy  xing or so I have are available. laxation. 0407 083 697, or email keepcalmscrap- discovered. Included in the day are name badges and The group is not-for-pro t and part pro- [email protected] HAGN#058/291 50% SOLD

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#MYMOMENT CROWNPERTH.COM.AU SRCWA President’s Jottings 14 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 Heritage corner - The old Bristile kilns of Ascot

Ascot contained eight circular, The driving force of the com- downdraught kilns (often called pany was Hugh Lancelot (Lance) beehive kilns) and  ve chimneys, Brisbane, who was born in 1893 all covered by a corrugated iron in Fitzroy, Melbourne. The son of structure. an ironmonger, the family moved Still expansion continued at to WA a year after his birth where the Ascot Kilns. From 1947 to he attended Fremantle Boys 1955 Brisbane added modern School and Perth Technical equipment, drying chambers, School. In 1909 he secured an West Coast Eagles Grandparents Day new kilns and stacks. Clay sheds apprenticeship as a draughts- SRCWA partnered with WCE’s, Rosewood Care were erected and improved man for Wunderlich Ltd in Perth, Group and RSL to present an intergenerational grinding machinery installed. an association that continued activity/information day and was timed to coin- Eventually however time caught through his life. cide with ANZAC Day during the school holidays. up with the site and in December, Brisbane enthusiastically pro- On the day there was a photo booth provided 1958, production of roo ng tiles moted industrial development. by Martin from Studio Twenty Six which gave ceased. He was knighted in 1961, and ap- everyone the opportunity to have their photo Another major redevelopment pointed by the Brand state gov- taken dressed in period costume which was occurred at the Belmont pipe ernment to its Industries Advisory provided by RSL and the pictures were supplied in factory in the early 1960s and the Committee, a body composed of a presentation folder. plant was reopened in Decem- leading businessmen. A man of The RSL provided two activities; slouch hat ber 1963 by Sir Charles Court. the community, he also worked making and wreath making which were very Again in 1968 further reconstruc- for the National Heart Founda- popular with both kids and grandparents. WCE Old Bristile Kilns tion was undertaken, this time on tion of Australia and the Princess provided face painters for the kids so we had lots © TPG Town Planning, Urban Design and Heritage in 2015 the existing rectangular kiln. This Margaret Hospital for Children. of little people running around with blue and gold style of kiln was recorded as be- Over the years Sir Hugh painted faces. HAVE you wondered about tile factories. ing used throughout the Roman Lancelot Brisbane had built the All the activities were very popular and everyone the dilapidated brick structures Their success continued and Empire to  re bricks and tiles  rm into a large and diversi ed had lots of fun playing together, the atmosphere opposite Ascot Racecourse? in 1938 the company merged and in the thirteenth century they manufacturing enterprise: pro- was great and it was lovely to see so many grand- They are now known as the As- with another local operator Wun- were used throughout Europe to ducing many products including parents and grandchildren interacting together. cot Brick Kilns but in 1905 the derlich. As Wunderlich had op-  re pots as well as bricks. stainless steel, refractory bricks, SRCWA facilitated the event and provided site was the location of the  rst erations throughout Australia this In 1971 a new factory was aluminium fabrication, building the volunteers and activities, WCE provided the specialised pottery works in this agreement was under the provi- erected at Belmont with a Bickley cladding and plastics. His cre- venue and morning tea and the RSL provided State. so that Brisbane did not expand activities and enough large ANZAC biscuits for Shuttle Kiln. This style of kiln has ation Wembley Ware was sold to The pottery works was estab- his business to other States. a door at one or other, or both Australian Fine China in 1990. one to be given to everyone and Rosewood lished by Piercy and Pitman and The company was renamed H. L. Care Group co-sponsored the event. ends. Burners are positioned If you are interested to know This was one of the best activity/information from 1910 became known as Brisbane & Wunderlich Ltd. Un- both at the top and bottom on more about our heritage you can days we have had at the WCE. the WA Pottery Co. In 1927 lo- der this agreement it became the each side, creating a turbulent follow Heritage Perth on www. cal entrepreneur Reginald Long State’s largest clay tile producer. circular air  ow. This type of facebook.com/HeritagePerth, Over 60s Mixed Pairs Lawn Bowls bought a controlling interest in In 1945 Brisbane, under the kiln is generally referred to as a twitter.com/heritageperth, insta- SRCWA was privileged to attend the Gosnells the company and recruited a company name of H.L. Brisbane multi-car design and is used for gram.com/jeritageperth/ Bowling Club for the  nal of the Over 60s Mixed young Lancelot Brisbane to act and Wunderlich Ltd / Bristile, processing batches of technical Pairs Lawn Bowls on Friday 29 April. Lindsay Thorn as general manager. Despite not created a range of fancy ware, ceramics, white-wares, and re- and Kerry Andersen were back to back winners being a major shareholder, the known as Wembley Ware. Ex- of the event. At the presentation of the trophy fractories, a heat-resistant mate- company named was changed tremely popular at the time the rial that constitute the linings for SRCWA was thanked for sponsoring the event pieces were more decorative and for providing a photographer, Martin who to H.L. Brisbane & Co. Ltd. high-temperature furnaces, reac- took some great shots which are available on the During the great Depression than functional. Featuring highly tors and other processing units. Bowls WA website. the company continued to ex- coloured glazes and uniquely In 1982 the Bristile clay pipe pand and in 1934 two new kilns Australian designs they have division in Belmont closed per- LiveLighter Seniors Activity/Information Day were built, then a year later, addi- become expensive collector manently after 50 years of pro- Camp Leschenaultia tions were made to the pipe and items. By this time the site at duction. LiveLighter Healthway, Mundaring Shire, DSR and Dept of Local Government and Communities were the sponsors of this event. Static displays in attendance were; Breast Screen, LiveLighter, NE Solutions, Independent Living Centre and SRCWA. The event commenced with morning tea The History and Future of Stamp Collecting: Part 4 as participants arrived which was very much were common classics Compiled by a French for 7/6; half-Moroccan ranged their stamps. It’s appreciated along with the muf ns supplied with just a few worth only archaeologist, Justin leather for 9/6; or whole other overwhelming ap- by the Wooroloo volunteers. There was a short as many as tens of dollars Lallier, the album was Moroccan bound for peal was that it eff ectively welcome by Phil Paddon including descriptions of the static displays and activities before everyone and if it wasn’t for the ex- purposely designed 12/6. Moroccan leather also served as a cata- was invited to have a go. quisite album they came and printed to provide a (goatskin) was highly re- logue by detailing all inter- About 46 participants took part in a variety of in, I probably wouldn’t space for every stamp garded, particularly for national stamps that had activities such as Xbox Kinect, carpet bowls, golf have made the purchase. of the world issued from luxury book binding and been issued. this generat- putting, skittles, bean bag toss, seated hockey, You see, the title page in- 1840 through to when was usually dyed red, ed a clearer understand- shuttle ball, cup ball and pole walking. dicated it had been pub- the album was released. black or green which ing as to what existed and At noon a barbecue lunch was served and lished in 1862. That is Published by A. Lenegre showed-off gilded letter- the desire to acquire them enjoyed by everyone, thank you to volunteers what captured my interest of Paris, it’s pages are ing very well. My edition and  ll the gaps. It soon from Mundaring Men’s Shed for cooking the by Mikel Smits and to acquire it I paid the wider than tall (28x18cm) is the whole Moroccan in gained a universal reputa- barbecue and Mundaring Shire for providing the retail, not wholesale, value with gilt (gold) edging As deep red. It has concen- tion as the best available lunch and making everyone welcome. AT LEAST 20 years ago I of the stamps. you leaf through, the right tric rectangular grooves album with editions then Thank you also to the volunteers from Wooroloo purchased a beautiful old As it turned out, this al- page is titled and lined impressed in the leather released in English, Ger- Prison Farm for their assistance and support on the stamp album, the oldest bum is in fact recognised out for you to place your and the wording ‘Postage man and Spanish which day. I’d ever seen from a lovely to be the world’s  rst pre- stamps, probably with Stamp Album’ embossed established it as being old lady. printed stamp album. The glue back then, and on in large gold lettering. It’s the world’s most popu- The album had been opening sentence on the the left page is the cor- in superb condition and lar album for a number passed down the fam- introduction page states: responding text describ- also features engraved of years. I’ve still got ily, however the original “In off ering young ama- ing the designs, colours brass clips to clasp the mine which by the way collector must have only teurs an album expressly and denominations of the album closed. inspired me to since build had a  eeting interest as intended to contain post- stamps on the adjacent Lallier’s album proved a collection of just ‘stamp there were only about 120 age stamps of their collec- page. to be an instant success ’ to show their stamps whereas the al- tions, we  atter ourselves When marketed in with collectors, who oth- evolution through time… bum made provision for at that we shall be rendering 1862, three versions were erwise had to be content yes, collector’s interests least 10 times that num- them an acceptable ser- available: you could buy with using blank page are only bounded by their ber. Almost all the stamps vice.” a cloth bound edition books into which they ar- imagination.

LiveLighter Seniors Activity /Information Day Armadale Around 130 seniors enjoyed a morning of so- cialising and activities at the Armadale District Mint commemorates Play School’s 50 years Hall. The activities commenced with a warm up by Mikel Smits Little Ted. Each are packaged in little book- (1970-99), John Waters (1972-90), Noni Ha- by Jo Wigley from Armadale Arena who led the like folders which are housed together in a zlehurst (1978-2001), George Spartels (1985- participants through some gentle stretches “THERE’S a bear in there; and a chair as colourful slipcase. 99), Simon Burke (1988-2007, 2013- ), Mon- and exercises to prepare them for a morning of well; there are people with games; and sto- Originally based on the British children’s ica Trapaga (1990-98), and the many others. activities. The activities included carpet bowls, ries to tell; open wide, come inside; it’s Play TV show of the same name, Play School be- I was seven years old when Play School Xbox Kinect activities, pole walking, carpet golf, School… it’s Play School.” gan broadcasting live-to-air in July 1966, a  rst aired so it wasn’t really a part of my sticky darts, shuttle ball and more. I daresay every kid born or raised in Aus- year after Here’s Humphrey  rst appeared. viewing life back then, but when my children A wide variety of information was available from Armadale Arena, Australian Hearing, tralia in the last 50 years not only sang along Its stated philosophy is to encourage chil- came along I realised the enormous value Breast Screen, City of Armadale, Dale Cottages, when they were pre-schoolers, they can still dren: ‘to wonder, to think, to feel and to imag- Play School could bring into their and other Home Help Local, Independent Living Centre, recite the lyrics today of what is of course ine’ through stories, songs and activities. young children’s daily routine and lives. Kings Tours and Travel, LiveLighter Healthway, NE the theme song for the ABC’s cherished chil- The simple format has been the key to its The show introduced the concepts of Solutions and SRCWA. dren’s TV program. enduring success coupled with an evolving learning and discovery with its presenters There was much laughter and great atmos- When Play School celebrated it’s 40th an- and revolving cast of hosts chosen not just eff ectively being their  rst teachers beyond phere throughout the morning which culminat- niversary in 2006, it was inducted into the for their talent but just as importantly, for the family and friends. For us parents too it was ed with a light lunch cooked by the Armadale/ Logie’s Hall of Fame with the adult audience manner in which they communicate, amuse, delightful and amusing to see the hosts Kelmscott Lions Club. attending the Logies that year rising to the enthuse and endear themselves with young having a lot of fun with each other doing LiveLighter Healthway, City of Armadale, Dept. occasion and singing the song, following the children and their parents alike. kiddy stuff and laughing at themselves. All of Sport & Recreation and Dept. of Local Govern- presentation of the award; no doubt mums, Each show usually has a male and fe- of which personi es and exempli es why ment and Communities sponsored the event. dads and kids viewing from home did too. male presenter many of whom over years of the show is the longest running children’s To mark the program’s 50th anniversary participation became almost like members TV program in Australia and second in the For information on any of the above this year, the Royal Australian Mint has is- of the viewing audience’s families. These world. Apparently 80 per cent of Aussie pre- events please contact the SRCWA offi ce sued a set of three colour-frosted 50c coins included Lorraine Bayly (1966-78), Alister schoolers under six watch it at least once depicting the show’s iconic toys, Jemima Smart (1966-93), Don Spencer (1968-99), a week. on 9492 9772. the rag doll, Humpty Dumpty and, Big and Benita Collings (1969-99), John Hamblin Please keep playing Play School, Auntie. ROLL OUT IN STYLE A NEW CONTAINER HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH A CONSIGNMENT OF ROLLATORS AND TRANSPORTER WHEELCHAIRS....GET IN AND ROLL OUT IN STYLE!

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Look for the when teamed with other Kiwifruit: It’s now easy to choose WA-grown Kiwifruit: green and yellow stick- seasonal fruits or why simply look for the distinctive green Western Austra- ers with the red Aussie not try blending kiwifruit lian sticker. Grown in Pemberton and hand-picked kangaroo to be sure you with icy-cold apple juice throughout May and June, the emerald- eshed kiwi- are buying WA kiwis. for a refreshing breakfast fruit has a mild sweet taste and soft texture that lends Preparation: 10 mins + 30 min to macerate itself to many uses in both savoury and sweet recipes. Grown in the fresh, drink? Serves: 4 clean air of karri forest To buy and store Skin,  esh and seeds are all edible. The best kiwifruit country near Pemberton, • Choose kiwifruit that is are plump with a little bit of give. by Noelene Swain kiwifruit are a local jewel plump and  rm. For im- Red  esh grapefruit: Beautiful red  esh grapefruit THIS is a perfect combination for local winter fruit. hand-picked in May mediate use fruit should is arriving from Kununurra; a tangy,  avour-rich fruit WA Kiwifruit has a Red Kangaroo sticker and WA WEST Australians are and June and available be slightly soft. considered by many to be the grown ups’ citrus. Try Citrus the signature blue WA birthmark sticker. known to be a pretty pa- in stores until the end of • Kiwifruit ripens best at making a Moroccan inspired dressing with red grape- Take a moment to check you’re buying local fruit – rochial lot. And research October. This season is room temperature. To fruit juice, roast and ground cumin seeds and a pinch it’s way fresher and supports local families. backs this up, showing shaping up to be a bum- ripen quickly, place in a of sugar. Grapefruit stores well on the bench and lon- we like to buy locally per crop so it’s a great plastic bag with a ba- ger in the fridge, but be sure to bring to room tempera- 4 Kiwifruit, peeled, sliced grown fresh produce time to tuck in. nana. Once ripe, store in ture prior to serving for maximum juiciness. 2 oranges, segmented too. So shoppers look The emerald- eshed the fridge. Imperial mandarins: An early season mandarin, Im- 2 red tamarillos, skin removed, sliced for guidance as to the kiwifruit has a mild sweet How to use perials are the ideal snack for all ages as they are so ¾ cup fresh orange juice origin of produce. taste and soft texture • Kiwifruit make a deli- easy to peel. Make the most of the distinctive  avour of 1 tablespoon honey Kiwifruit has been that lends itself to many cious snack and carry mandarins by using the juice and rind in desserts and 2 tablespoons sultanas widely acknowledged as uses in both savoury and well to work or school. cakes or meat and seafood dishes where you would ½ teaspoon crushed ginger a success story for our sweet recipes. Skin,  esh • Cut kiwifruit in half and normally use an orange. Most importantly, it’s essen- 3 tablespoons natural muesli New Zealand neighbours and seeds are all edible scoop out the emerald- tial to check where the fruit is grown. A blue WA citrus or sun ower seeds when they re-branded although many prefer to green  esh with a spoon. birthmark sticker will ensure you’re buying premium Combine orange juice, sultanas, honey and ginger the little known, brown remove the fuzzy outer • Combine kiwifruit with quality locally grown fruit. Your just reward will be stun- in a serving bowl. Fold through chopped orange furry Chinese gooseber- layer. The best kiwifruit other fruit on kebabs or in ningly sweet fruit. segments. Cover and refrigerate until 30 minutes. ry in 1959. are plump and  rm and a salad. Silver beet: Abundant during the cooler months, Before serving, gently fold in Kiwifruit and tamarillo • Blend kiwifruit with fresh silver beet has dark green, ribbed leaves and a slices. Sprinkle with natural muesli or sun ower HAGN#063/291 chilled apple juice for crisp, creamy white  eshy stem. Sometimes confused seeds. Serve with yoghurt or ricotta blended with earooms & R a refreshing breakfast with spinach, silver beet is more common in Australia orange juice. r’s T est drink. because it’s more heat tolerant. Rainbow silver beet or ge au chard is a spectacular version of this old favourite and a ra • Kiwifruit contains an en- n n comes with vividly coloured stems, hence the name. a t zyme, actinidin, that acts M as a meat tenderiser. 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Ratings Five forks– excellent food and service by Tahlia Merigan ture of  avours and was a Four forks – overall good food and service large serve, but he would Three forks – reasonably good food and service but could make some THIS MONTH to celebrate have preferred something improvements the life of our editor and di- else. Two forks – food and service needs improvement rector and also my loving Jen ordered the Big One forks – would not recommend grandmother Judith Treby, I Breakfast ($26) which you along with my mother and make yourself choos- current editor Jen, London ing diff erent sides. She Ingredients for 4-6 BELMONT TAVERN Calling columnist and my chose poached eggs, 2kg oxtail cut at the joints and into pieces Midweek SENIORS $10 Senior lunch special * brother Jayson Mansaray bacon, mushrooms and Seasoned  our Monday to Friday 11am-3pm and my grandfather Quen- their homemade baked 150g diced pancetta LUNCH SPECIALS Wright St, Cloverdale 9277 2077 tin went to Beaufort Local beans. Her poached eggs 2 onions thinly sliced previously Beaufort St Mer- were cooked perfectly to 4 garlic cloves chopped ROD EVANS COMMUNITY CENTRE chant for brunch. her taste being still runny 1 carrot diced $15 Three Course lunch special We sat in a booth which inside and she absolutely pinch of fresh thyme leaves Monday to Friday 12noon was a little secluded in the loved the homemade 2 bay leaves 160 Hay St, East Perth 9461 3920 corner and we enjoyed the baked beans and hol- 200ml red wine table service which is al- landaise sauce. Her only 150g tomato paste mixed with 250ml water KINGSLEY TAVERN ways nice at brunch. The criticism was that her eggs 1 litre beef stock $15 Seniors lunch special only downside was it was and mushrooms were cold 250g of fresh or frozen peas or beans Monday to Friday 1.30am-2.30pm a bit hard to get staff atten- compared to the other 60g of  at leaf parsley Kingsley Dve, Kingsley 9409 6767 tion unless they came over, things on her dish. Western Australian organic lake salt which I don’t like. The Lo- Finally, I had the Veggie Freshly cracked black pepper CHARLES HOTEL cal is a mixture of eclectic Benny ($19) and added 100mL West Australian Extra Virgin Olive Oil (evoo) $14 Seniors lunch special décor with the booths in the smoked salmon ($6) as I Method: 7TH AVENUE BAR AND RESTAURANT Tuesday to Thursday 12-2.30pm middle, Parisian style tables can’t resist it. I loved the Coat the oxtail pieces in seasoned  our and fry in a $17 Seniors Lunch Menu.* Charles St, North Perth 9444 1051 in the front and a beer gar- mixture of  avours and the large casserole pot in a little evoo until well sealed. Do Monday to Friday. 11am-3pm. den out the back. very generous serve of hol- it in managable lots and put aside as you do the rest. 74 Helena St, Midland 9250 1099 BAYSWATER HOTEL To start with Jen and landaise which I do love Put your onion and pancetta in the same pot and cook $19.95 all you can eat buff et Quentin ordered Bloody as well. And I don’t like my until both are a little coloured. Then add garlic and stir BRASS MONKEY HOTEL Monday to Friday 12.30-2pm Mary’s ($15) and Jayson poached eggs runny so through for 30 seconds. Now add carrot, thyme, bay $12 lunch special Railway Pde, Bayswater 9271 7111 ordered a Negroni ($18.50) they were cooked perfectly leaves and wine, cooking and stirring for  ve minutes. Monday to Friday. 12pm-3pm cocktail while I ordered an to my taste. The mushroom Add the diluted tomato paste, stock and oxtail pieces Wlliam St, Northbridge 9227 9596 BAILEY BAR AND BISTRO elder ower and blackberry and spinach on the bagel and bring to a boil. Stir well and lower the heat to a $13.50 Senior lunch special spritz ($12). The Bloody was so good as it’s three gentle simmer; cook until the meat is really tender INGLEWOOD HOTEL Reid Promade, Joondalup 9300 0633 Mary’s were very strong of my favourite breakfast (about 2 hours). When you are cooking, stir occasion- $16 lunch special and had too much Tabasco ingredients. ally and check that the sauce doesn’t dry out. Add Monday to Friday 11.30am-3pm *Present your Seniors Card to redeem sauce for Quentin’s taste so Overall I would give them more stock, water or wine if it needs it. When you are Beaufort St, Mt Lawley 9370 5511 special he didn’t enjoy it and didn’t three spoons as it wasn’t happy with the tenderness of the meat, add peas and parsley and cook for about 15 minutes more. Serve HAGN#094/291  nish his drink. Jayson was perfect, but the serves on presentation of this advert* happy as they made him were large and the service on top of mash, rice, pasta or polenta. Thanks mum. a Negroni though it wasn’t was pleasant and I would Buon appetito on the menu. My spritz was de nitely come back again. nice and refreshing. Beaufort Local When it came to ordering 488 Beaufort St, Highgate food they didn’t have three Phone 9328 6299 Free dishes on the menu which Letters to... meant Jayson didn’t get his  rst preference and instead decided on the crème bru- Vince Garreffaffa lee French toast ($16). He Meal added bacon ($5) to the Buy 1 main meal to the value of $20 or more meal. Jayson described the and receive another main meal FREE up to the mixture of  avours as com- IF YOU want a particular recipe of mine, maximum value of $20. *Offer only valid Monday, Thursday and Sunday plimentary and the French If you have any recom- don’t hesitate to drop me a line at Have a Go News. toast was cooked perfectly mendations or would like to Address your enquiry to Vince Garreff a c/- Have a crispy on the outside and ask for a recommendation Go News PO Box 1042, West Leederville 6901, or still soft and  uff y on the please feel free to contact email your question to [email protected]. inside. He said the bacon me Tahlia@haveagonews. au. was the perfect added bo- com.au Please include your telephone number so I can call nus. you! 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Over the last few Pippa Nielsen with Jasper the offi cial welcoming Faye 9349 0097 months as I have been dog at Vineyard 28 preparing what to focus INTERESTED IN RACING PIGEONS on for our 25th anniver- by Frank Smith Vineyard 28 Arneis Front cover of Have a Go News April 2006 edition 2015 is pale yellow straw Meetings 7.30pm on the last sary history I went back GEOGRAPHE wine region colour with aromatic bou- Monday of each month. and watched a lot of the lives in the shadow of Mar- quet pronounced  oral Club rooms behind the Riverton F.E.S.A. building by Jennifer Merigan We started shoot- episodes of the show. garet River, but it produces fruit character and luscious Great hobby for young and old. ing the show in early Ten years down the some great wines of its crisp mouthfeel. Arneis is a Joe 9459 3635 IN 2006 OUR plans to 2006 and covered some track when I watched the own and deserves to be white Italian variety of grape create a television show amazing stories. show I felt we produced better known. rarely grown in WA partly were coming to fruition Our  rst show hit off some excellent television CITY OF BELMONT The region stretches because it is considered and we had secured a with Department of Sport and really promoted the from Harvey in the north to diffi cult to grow. Vineyard Annual Art and Photographic Exhibition. spot on Channel 7 Perth and Recreation’s Denis needs and wants of the Busselton in the south and 28 has the source block of Ruth Falkner Public Library. on Sunday at 5.30pm. Martin taking his birth- older demographic. inland to Donnybrook. It in- this variety. 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Have a Go News' travel liftout ...for the mature traveller

Readers are invited to join us for a day trip of a lifetime to Antarctica on Australia Day 2017. Read more about how you can join us to visit the last great wilderness on page 23. HAGN#151/291

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ADVERTISING FEATURE let’s go travelling travel options for the mature west australian national visitors to WA is this month and runs until a lifetime. tober and returns Friday [email protected]. much lower than to the August. The City of Perth One of our readers, 17 October. If you have a travel is- other states. will host a variety of arts Collette, has let me know Father Sam has pre- sue, enquiry or would Tourism provides em- and cultural experiences about some pilgrimage pared a comprehensive like to share some infor- ployment and reduces with more than 130 free tours to holy lands which itinerary including some mation, don’t hesitate to the economy’s reliance and ticketed events in the are run by Father Sam religious services during contact me on the email on the mining sector. city. from Our Lady Help of the trip. below. If we develop our tour- One of the highlights is Christians in East Victoria The trip costs $3990 If you’re a facebooker ism sector well it can only the Winter Supper Club Park. twin share and explores than like Have a Go News be an advantage to the which is held in the foyer His next tour takes in the many holy and his- at www.facebook.com/ whole of the state. of the Perth Town Hall Jordan, Israel and Egypt torical places in these Haveagonews. Whether you agree with food markets and and includes airfares, countries. with Barnett’s politics or live performances. three or four star accom- If you are interested Happy trails Jen Merigan not, I do believe we need They will be held on 24 modation, most meals in participating contact someone to take the lead June, 29 July and 25 Au- and sightseeing. It de- Father Sam on 0426 Jennifer Merigan THERE has been much keting Perth initially to and ensure the develop- gust from 5-9pm. parts on Saturday 4 Oc- 506 510 or email al- Travel Editor discussion about and the rest of the country ment of tourism is steered Thanks to the people criticism of Colin Bar- and later internationally in the right direction. who got in contact with nett’s idea to market will encourage visitors to Speaking of Perth, for me about the day trip to The travel industry and readers are Perth as the drawcard to come to Perth and then those who are not travel- Antarctica, please see welcome to contact the travel editor: tourists to visit WA. to travel around the state. ling in the next couple of further details in this Ph 9227 8283 I believe he has hit the The latest  gures show months, the Winter Arts section if you would like Email: [email protected] nail on the head. Mar- that the number of inter- Festival has kicked off to join me for this trip of The circus, Australian style - returns to Melbourne for winter shows and unique, an experience company was immediately have translated parts of members still performs with that a contemporary audi- popular with Australian the show into scores of the company, yet all the ence would appreciate. audiences. Within a few languages from Hindi to newcomers to the show They decided to add ele- years, they began to tour Japanese, to Danish. have embraced the com- ments of rock’n’roll, popu- internationally, with visits to Circus Oz was such pany’s co-operative philos- lar theatre and satire to an New Guinea and Europe. an original concept, that ophy and made it their own. acrobatic repertoire. The Circus Oz has since it inspired the creation of Performances have re- outcome is funny, irrever- performed in 27 diff erent contemporary circus and mained consistent over the ent and spectacular – a countries, across  ve con- physical theatre troupes years, with 11 to 13 per- celebration of the group as tinents, to over three million around the world, through- formers presenting an inti- multi-skilled women and people. They have broken out the mid-eighties. mate spectacle of unrelent- men, rather than a hierar- box offi ce records at the It was at this time that ing, multi-skilled brilliance Above: Jeanette Woolerton chy of stars. Edinburgh Fringe Festival the company underwent a surrounded by surreal im- Right: Circus Oz Above all, they did not and represented Australia major skills development agery and fully integrated want to take themselves at scores of international phase through intensive with an original, live musical too seriously. festivals. training with acrobats from score. by Jeanette Woolerton New Circus. work) is still re ected in their The original circus per- They have also per- China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Circus Oz continues at The original Circus Oz performances today. formers sewed and welded formed on 42nd Street, Troupe. the forefront of internation- CIRCUS OZ was formed philosophy (which encom- The founding members their own circus tent to- at the Tivoli Gardens, in a Many skills learnt from al contemporary circus and in 1978 by amalgamating passes collective owner- of Circus Oz loved the skills gether, gathered a collec- refugee camp in the West the Chinese over the years, it is back this winter with a two already successful ship and creation, gender and tricks of traditional cir- tion of old trucks and cara- Bank, in indigenous com- such as pole-climbing and brand-new, awe-inspiring Australian circus groups, equality, a uniquely Aus- cus but wished to create vans and hit the road. munities in the Australian hula-hoop, continue to  a- show – TwentySixteen. Soapbox Circus and the tralian signature and team- something more innovative This intrepid, inspiring desert and in a glass opera vour the show, albeit rein- TwentySixteen is a fabu- house in the Brazilian rain- terpreted and presented in lous two-hour experience HAGN#006/291 forest. a distinctly Circus Oz style. for audiences of all ages. It Along the way they Only one of the founding will be held under the heat- ed Circus Oz Big Top at Birrarung Marr, Melbourne for a strictly limited season, from 15 June to 10 July. From the amazing group juggling act, to UPCOMING the breath taking skill and wizardry of the  y- 2016 TOURS ing trapeze, Chinese pole and the unicycle adagio, TwentySixteen will amuse and amaze in its classic Australian larrikin manner - HAGN#076/291 pushing the boundaries of possibility and defying the laws of physics. The energy, warmth and 10 June Paddy’s Bush Bar $80 celebration of this rain- 28 June Dwellingup $85 bow of characters and their spectacular feats are 7 July Xmas in July @ Seabird Tavern $85 guaranteed to melt away 25 July Coorinja Winery Toodyay $85 the winter chills and keep your spirits soaring for 10 August York & Beverley $85 days. 30 August Mystery Tour $85 For more information and ticketing options, Call Elite Tours on 9314 2170 please visit the offi cial www.elitetours.net.au Circus Oz website www. circusoz.com/. Lic No 9TA 1364 HAGN#100/291 The Outback Discoverer 10 DAY HOLIDAY PACKAGE 2 to 11 October 2016 Experience the beauty, culture and gourmet delights of the heart of Australia on board the All Inclusive Ghan Expedition Rail journey!

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PACKAGE INCLUDES: Western Australian Visitor Centre • 3 Nights’ accommodation at the 5 Star Oaks Elan Darwin with uninterrupted views over Darwin Harbour and Frances Bay 55 William Street, Perth • Exclusive 3-course Sunset group dinner inclusive of drinks and overlooking Darwin • 4 days aboard The All Inclusive Ghan Expedition FREECALL 1800 812 808 • With full day inclusive Off Train Excursions at Katherine Gorge, Alice Springs and Coober Pedy. • Katherine Gorge: Choice of a spectacular gorge cruise or Katherine Outback Experience Email [email protected] • Alice Springs: A town tour of various landmarks and a visit to the Dessert Park or a guided walk through Simpsons Gap We provide a free booking service for Great Southern Rail, • Coober Pedy: Tour many of Coober Pedy’s many underground sites as well as lunch in an underground setting. Enjoy sunset drinks accommodation, car hire, tours and much more. and canapés at Breakaways • 3 Nights’ accommodation at the 5 Star Stamford Plaza Adelaide Please note that  ights are not included. Prices are valid for all bookings prior to 04 July 2016. Please note that any components of the package are subject to change. Please be advised that Australian Visitor Centres P/L always acts as a travel agent in booking or arranging travel related services on your behalf. Therefore the contracted responsibility and liability to provide or deliver those services is always that of the relevant services provider. HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 23

ADVERTISING FEATURE let’s go travelling travel options for the mature west australian Join us for a very special Have a Go News trip to Wild owers see Antarctica in a day… in the Capes the state of the art enter- (seats E, F). Centre seats Please contact us for JOIN FUNSEEKER Tours for their  rst  ve-day four- tainment system. We can do not rotate. booking forms, a $300 night wild ower tour in 2016. Touring in the Bussel- watch Happy Feet on the *The price includes deposit is required with ton, Cape Leeuwin and Naturaliste areas this tour way down. your Antarctica  ight per booking and full payment has it all. This day trip of a life- person in Australian dol- is required 10 weeks be- Travel to a special spot in Donnybrook and Amber- time departs Perth on lars. Price includes full fore departure. Travel gate to see a great display of  owers. 26 January 2017 at 8am Qantas onboard services, insurance is recommend- Visits include The Berry Farm, Carbanup Reserve, and returns at 8.30pm at talks by Antarctica ex- ed. Photo identi cation is Meelup Beach, Gracetown and Augusta, viewing night. perts, Antarctica video required at check in.  owers en route. We have the following screenings, a compre- For booking forms A home pick up and return is included together seating available: hensive information kit and to reserve your seat with en suite accommodation, morning teas, lunches PREMIUM ECONOMY and GST. please call the offi ce on and evening meals. CLASS Cost $3299 per Fuel surcharges are not 9227 8283 or email jen@ Call Sharon at Funseeker Tours on 1300 660 668 person* included. haveagonews.com.au. for a full itinerary. These are Qantas’

international Premium HAGN#052/291 Economy seats, with Cathie Rice Travel ESCORTED CHRISTMAS LIGHTSHAGN#050/291 slightly larger seats and presents TOUR SINGAPORE seat pitch than regular Economy Class seats. 7 Days / 6 Nights The seats are in a 2-4- PORTUGAL and 2 conguration, giving more space than in the THE DOURO RIVER Economy cabin. Seats 19 day fully escorted* holiday are located over the wing. Each passenger will have Departs 10 August 2017 a window seat or seat next to a window seat DEPARTS Perth Sunday 4 December for half of the ight and a RETURNS 10 December 2016 centre seat for the other half of the ight. For more than 10 years George Booth has escorted ECONOMY CLASS the Singapore tour to see one of the greatest You’re invited to experience Antartica, a vast expanse Christmas Light displays in the world.The trip is of beautiful landscape Australia Day 2017 SUPERIOR Cost $2999 Immerse yourself in cobblestone villages, per person* planned to coincide with pre Christmas shopping and medieval castles, fascinating history and the tour content designed to ensure participants enjoy by Jennifer Merigan shadow and the nuances The rear Economy idyllic scenery as you experience the depth the best that Singapore has to offer with interesting of blue and pink marbled Class section is reserved for Economy Class Su- and breadth of Portugal by road and walks, sightseeing and farewell dinner included.Our ANTARCTICA is the over the dazzling great Hotel is located in the heart of the City with access to world’s last great wilder- white. perior passengers. All boutique river cruise ship. seat rows are well clear Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, Fort Canning and City Hall ness and I invite readers And with up to four MRT interchange.This tour will experience a full day of the wing for excellent to join me on a trip of a hours over the ice and the HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS: trip to Johore Bahru Malaysia, Afternoon Sunset tour lifetime to visit Antarctica. remaining hours to enjoy viewing. Economy Class • 10 day Insight Vacations Tour of Portugal to Sentosa with the opportunity to undertake Come with me on the bespoke service – in- Superior seats are the • Central and distinctive hotels in the best optional tours to Gardens by The Bay and High Tea four seats on each side this very special day trip cluding premium drinks, locations with breakfast daily at the Raf es plus more. aboard a privately char- delicious meals and talks of the aircraft and will be Twin Share $2445 per person tered QANTAS  ight from Antarctic expedi- exchanged at the half- • Authentic Dining & Signature Experiences: Celebration dinners and VIP access to Single room sole use: $3230 which will take off on Aus- tioners – it’s an experi- way point of the journey. Inclusions: tralia Day 2017. ence like no other. Each passenger will have iconic sites • Economy class airfares Perth to Singapore and The excitement will Australia is the only a window seat or the seat • Travel in comfort aboard Insight Vacation’s return  ying Singapore Airlines build as we  y en route country from which you next to a window seat for air-conditioned coach with 100% more • Current airline taxes and charges to the icy expanse of Ant- can take a sightsee- half of the ight and an legroom, panoramic views, and Wi-Fi • 6 Nights accommodation in deluxe rooms at arctica – without a jacket. ing  ight over the frozen aisle seat for the other half • 8 day Uniworld Boutique River Cruise of Peninsula/Ex • Full daily buffet breakfast of the ight. But then aboard the pri- south. Portugal’s Douro River onboard the luxurious • Christmas Open top Bus tour of Christmas Lights vately chartered Qantas Every departure is dif- ECONOMY CLASS • Full day tour to Johore Bahru Malaysia Queen Isabel including all meals, unlimited 747, the standard rules of ferent – no two  ights are STANDARD Cost $1999 • Historical walks: China Town/Little India/Singapore River travel go out the window. the same. per person* beverages, in-suite Butler Service, and • Afternoon till Sunset tour of Sentosa Island The atmosphere on All seating classes will These will be the four personalised hosted shore excursions • Farewell dinner (No alcohol included) board is electric. experience spectacular seats on each side of the • Gratuities and transfers • Tour escort (subject to 20 persons travelling) Everyone is present for views over the ice and an aircraft in the Economy Expressions of interest being taken now Not included: Meals other than stated above • Personal ex- the same reason – to ful ll unforgettable round trip Class section over or near penditure i.e. telephone calls, alcohol etc. • Travel Insurance that bucket list dream of including: the ultimate in the wing area and will be (Compulsory and policies available on request) exploring an unchartered sightseeing over the con- exchanged at the half- • Tips to Singapore guide continent, without even tinent of Antarctica. way point of the journey. Payments: Deposit within 7 days of con rmation getting our feet wet. The complete Antarc- Each passenger will have of booking and balance due by Tuesday 6/09/16 The vast expanse of tic experience includes a window seat or the seat beautiful landscape that Antarctic experts, videos next to a window seat for stretches before the eyes and other informative ac- half of the ight and an is as graceful as it is un- tivities. Passengers will aisle seat for the other half tamed, expansive and receive a comprehensive of the ight. For a brochure call wild. information kit, two full ECONOMY CLASS For bookings and information contact As the plane soars in a service Qantas meals, CENTRE Cost $1199 per 9721 9588 or Chris Dagostino on 9382 5011 or  gure eight pattern, you plus in- ight snacks and person* drop down to 10,000ft – full bar service – including These are the two seats Free Call 1800 177 788 email: [email protected] close enough to capture champagne, wine, beer, in the middle rows of the *Conditions apply. website: www.traveltree.com.au the subtle changes in spirits and soft drink and Economy Class section HAGN#150/291

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ADVERTISING FEATURE let’s go travelling travel options for the mature west australian Enjoy exhilarating experiences in Switzerland gigantic screen showing snow-topped sight of gal mountains to look up Russell Crowe  ghting Mt. Pilatus soaring to the to, more serene lakes to ferocious tigers and fear- blue sky, well, you know comprehend, more im- some gladiators. you are in one of the possibly beautiful land- As the conductor most scenic destinations scapes to gape at. This waved his arms and on the planet. time you have the com- moved his upper body A glamorous lunch is fort of a large seat in one with a virtuoso perfor- served on board in an of the panorama carriag- mance, the orchestra elegant dining room. es where the windows followed his every move Traditional dishes are loop around and above with their cellos, violins, matched with local wines you and bring all that  utes, trumpets, , while you sit back and Swiss splendour right to clarinets, trombones glide past lofty mountain your seat. and massive golden landscapes, picture-per- Because you have cymbals, all in tune with fect villages and charm- travelled from the middle the drama of the movie ing lakeside towns. Left to right: Enjoy Switzerland’s Lake Lucerne onboard the Wilhelm Tell Express - Enjoy perfect acoustics of Switzerland down to in KKL Theatre above them. You’ll pinch your- the balmy Italian border, The battle scenes, the self. Are you really there the scenery changes; by Ann Rickard It’s a senior traveller’s gasping with awe and 1898 people in rows, gladiator  ghts, the poi- on this blue and lovely snow-capped peaks give dream destination, and disbelief. tiers and balconies that gnant and death scenes Lake Lucerne? Sur- way to swaying palms as APART from breath- the easiest and most ef- One of many dazzling ascend so high you feel of The Gladiator were all rounded by cloud- you cross spectacularly sapping scenery around fortless way to see it all is panoramic trips in Swit- dizzy. The KKL is one of brought intensely to life shrouded moun- tall bridges, pass cas- every picturesque corner by train. zerland is the Wilhelm Tell the  nest theatres in the with the orchestra rising tains? With the sun cading waterfalls, and and up every majestic Trains depart on time Express experience. This world with perfect acous- dramatically and fall- glinting on the clear wa- zoom through mountain mountain, Switzerland (to the minute) and glide is part paddle steamer tics for a performance by ing to almost-stillness, ter creating millions of tunnels. is effi cient, friendly and you smoothly to your through beautiful Lake the 21st Century Grand and then rising again to dancing diamonds? It’s The Wilhelm Tell Ex- above all, safe. destination through Lucerne and part train Symphony Orchestra, its soaring crescendos that beauty overload. The press is an astounding And almost everyone scenery so outrageously ride through sweeping home base. lasted for the length of senses struggle to take and unique travel ex- speaks English. gorgeous it leaves you mountain ranges. Founded by con- the movie. it all in. perience, named after It begins in Lucerne, a ductor Ludwig Wicki Then next morning in There is not a moment the Swiss hero, Wilhelm

HAGN#055/291 beautiful cosmopolitan in 1999, the orchestra Lucerne, we took a brisk where you are not en- Tell who, according to city on the lake. You will performs live concerts walk around the cobbled circled by Switzerland’s legend, symbolised the Get caught in the want to linger there be- featuring soundtracks streets, posing for sel es embracing beauty, when struggle against oppres- “ fore your Wilhelm Tell Ex- written by notable com- by its landmark Chapel you are not gazing at sive rule. press experience, even if posers for major motion Bridge and Water Tower, something post-card And the best travel web of it is just for a few days to pictures. On our visit in before setting off on the beautiful. part? You enjoy all this explore and enjoy a night April, it was The Gladia- Wilhelm Express. The boat stops brie y natural beauty in abso- ABN 80 943 433 218 Aussie Redback Tours” of unforgettable enter- tor Live concert. Boarding the regal at chocolate-box villages lute comfort and arrive at tainment in the architec- The 100 plus men and DAY TOURS paddle steamer gives – Hertenstein, Weggis, yet another of Europe’s turally wondrous KKL women of the 21st Cen- Xmas in July 10 July 2016 you a tingle of anticipa- Vitznau, Beckenried – the lovely destinations for Theatre on the edge of tury Symphony Orches- Northern Wild owers 7 August 2016 tion, and when it slowly names go on and proba- on-going adventure. the lake. tra and 90 chorus mem- Araluen Tulip Festival 21 August 2016 sails from the shore and bly won’t mean anything The writer travelled The theatre can hold bers performed below a Balingup Medieval Carnivale 28 August 2016 you gaze back to the to you but at each brief courtesy of Switzerland stop, you will be  lled Tourism and Rail Eu-

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www.asiadiscoverytours.com.au Lic: 2TA005740 HAGN#018/291 Porcelain painters join the cruise aboard Astor ASIA DISCOVERY TOURS 7 days/6 nights ex Fremantle, cruising to *Special conditions apply to all our special offers. Esperance, Albany, Bunbury and Fremantle. 13 Day China Tour with Majestic Yangtze 14 Day Panoramic Sri Lanka Tour (with option to Maldives) Hosted by the Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers (W.A. Region) Inc. *$3,490, now fr. $3,090 departing 05/09/16 & 17/10/16 *$3,980 now $3,780  ying Singapore Airlines and departing 24/07, 03/09 & on board the ASTOR as part of the general cruise of 12 to 18 February 2017.  ying Singapore Airlines including Shanghai, Yichang, Yangtze River 05/11/2016 including Colombo, Negombo, Anuradhapura, Habaran, Cruise, Chongqing (visiting Panda House), Xian & Beijing. Kandy and Nuwara Eliya.

10 Day Best Hits of Japan Tour 17 Day Ultimate Russia Waterways Tour *$4,580, now fr. $4,180 departing 28/06, 09/09, *$4,680, now $4,280 departing 15/09/16 on a deluxe Russia river 03/11/16 & 02/04/17 and  ying Singapore Airlines including cruise from Moscow to St Petersburg with stopover in Shanghai. many highlights in Japan from Tokyo to Osaka. During the cruise and whilst in port, Australian artists and guests from Switzerland, Clotilde 17 Day Myanmar Highlights Tour 13 Day Vietnam Holiday Special Tour Ruegg and Peter Faust will conduct demonstrations in the  ne art of porcelain painting. *Fr $5,580, now fr. $4,880 departing in May and September *$2,980, now fr. $2,680  ying Singapore Airlines and departing The ASTOR, a boutique cruise ship, home based in Fremantle over the summer months, covering lots of highlights in Myanmar including Yangon, Bagan, monthly till Nov. 16 covering the must-see highlights in Vietnam Heho, Kalaw, Pindaya, Inle, Sakar, Sittwe & Mrank U. from North to South. has a 620 guest capacity who can relax or take in the many and various on-board activities such as chess, cards, bridge, games, yoga, library, pool, live music, dance, quizzes and the 15 Day Vietnam and Cambodia Tour 19 Day Scandinavia & Baltic States Tour stylish cabaret style entertainment – all included in the advertised price. All too energetic? *$3,780, now $3,480  ying Singapore Airlines and departing monthly *$8,680 now $7,980 departing 05/08/16 Try relaxing on a sun lounge, drink in hand and watch the sea roll by. You don’t have to be a until Nov. 16 including 10 days in Vietnam & 4 days in Cambodia including 9 countries in Scandinavia and Baltic areas. painter to enjoy this cruise. Remember to view the free exhibition of hand painted porcelain in The Gallery. View the APAT website www.porcelainartteacherswa.net Brochures Free Discount applies to ADT club members. Please join now (Conditions apply) for Porcelain contacts and information on the cruise. Email [email protected] HAGN#108/291 All prices include airfare, airport tax & fuel surcharge (subject to change), transfers All cruise bookings to Au Revoir Travel & transport, most meals, 4 or 5* hotels, 5* cruise ship for China Yangtze cruise, Web www.asiadiscoverytours.com.au 319 Walcott Street, Mt. Lawley Ph 9242 3339 Fax 9242 5773 sightseeing tours with admission & English speaking guide. Free call 1300 789 252 Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Garden Cruise of NEW ZEALANDALAND BALTIC & ST PETERSBURG GARDEN CRUISE Led by garden expert Sue McDougallugall and the Cotswolds & Chelsea Flower Show with Deryn Thorpe SYDNEY BAY OF ISLANDS ST PETERSBURG Join Deryn and visit the Cruise aboard Celebrity Solstice on this 122 nighnightt MELBOURNE TAURANGA Visit beautiful gardens in Stratford-upon-Avon and the HELSINKI cruise around New Zealand via Milford, Dustyusty anandd AUCKLAND Cotswolds before the Chelsea Flower & Garden Show STRATFORD STOCKHOLM Melbourne International ROTORUA UPON COPENHAGEN TALLINN Flower & Garden Show. Doubtful Sound, visiting wonderful gardensdens in London. Then cruise the Baltic aboard AVON MS Zuiderdam with 2 days to in Dunedin, Akaroa, Wellington, WELLINGTON KEIL WARNEMUNDE MILFORD SOUND AKAROA explore St Petersburg, visiting LONDON Rotorua, Bay of Islands and Auckland.d. DOUBTFUL SOUND DUSKY SOUND Tallinn, Helsinki, Stockholm 27 Nov - 10 Dec, 2016 DUNEDIN and Copenhagen. 21 May - 11 Jun, 2017 15 Mar - 2 Apr, 2017 HAGN#112/291 1800 630 343 [email protected] www.travelrite.com.au Christmas in Europe!

Prague Frankfurt GERMANY Nuremberg CZECH Heidelberg REPUBLIC Cesky FRANCE Krumlov Strasbourg a Riquewihr Salzburg Vienna AUSTRIA

Christmas in Europe Frankfurt to Prague Featuring France Germany Austria Czech Republic Strasbourg Heidelberg Rothenburg Nuremberg Salzburg Vienna Prague Escorted 13 Day Tour Saturday 17 to Thursday 29 December 2016 Join villa’s escorted tour to experience the real magic of the Christmas season. Swap the heat of West Australia’s summer for snowflakes, Lebkuchen biscuits and traditional Christmas markets as you take a journey from Frankfurt to Prague. Along the way you will tour ancient cities, wander magical Christmas markets, take a guided walk of medieval Cesky Krumlov, experience a Mozart Concert and a Christmas Day Concert, sleep overnight in a real castle, celebrate Christmas in Vienna, sample wine in the Alsace wine region, explore Strasbourg’s Petite France and visit the famous Kathe Wolhfahrt’s Christmas store. This is a once in a lifetime magical experience that you will not want to miss! Highlights Alsace Wine Region Touring Strasbourg Canal Cruise and Petite France Kathe Wolhfahrt’s Christmas Store Christmas Markets – Rothenburg, Cesky Krumlov City Tours – Heidelberg, Strasbourg, Nuremberg, Prague, Vienna, Salzburg Lebkuchen and Gluhwein Tastings Overnight in a Castle Bavarian Glass Route Mozart Concert and Dinner Schoenbrunn Palace Grand Tour Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in Vienna Christmas Day Concert Castles – Heidelberg, Prague

DAY 1 Perth to Frankfurt (inflight) DAY 5 Overnight in a Castle BD DAY 10 Ceský Krumlov to Prague B We collect you from home and transfer you to the Perth En-route to Wernberg, tour Nuremberg. This evening at your On a walking tour of UNESCO World Heritage site, Ceský International Airport for your flight to Europe. Welcome to 13th century castle, sample Lebkuchen and Gluhwein and dine Krumlov discover 300 protected medieval buildings and its Bavaria! Overnight: Frankfurt. in the world class gourmet restaurant. Overnight: Castle. castle complex, the second largest in the Czech Republic then continue to Prague. Overnight: Prague DAY 6 Bavarian Glass Route BD DAY 2 Heidelberg to Strasbourg BD Today travel the Bavarian Glass Route to Salzburg with DAY 11 Prague Sights BD Discover Heidelberg, one of the most romantic cities visits to the Glass Barn, Joska Glass Crystal works Christmas in Germany with your local guide then continue on to This morning your city tour includes a guided walk to see market and the ‘Glass Forest’. Overnight: Salzburg Prague’s most famous sights including its bridges, cathedrals, Strasbourg. Tonight a welcome dinner will be served in the gold-tipped towers and church domes. Overnight: Prague hotel. Overnight: Strasbourg. DAY 7 Salzburg BD On your city tour discover Salzburg the birthplace of Mozart DAY 12/13 Homeward Bound B (inflight) DAY 3 Strasbourg and Alsace Wine Route B and the setting for the film “The Sound of Music.” This Late afternoon transfer to the airport for your flight to Perth Today tour the beautiful old city of Strasbourg, the evening dine at a local restaurant before attending a Mozart via Frankfurt. On arrival into Perth, our courtesy taxis will be picturesque quarter of Petite France and the heart of the concert. Overnight: Salzburg. on hand to take you safely home. Alsace Wine Region. Overnight: Strasbourg DAY 8 Christmas Eve in Vienna BD TOUR DATES AND COSTS Per Person / Twin - Inc GST DAY 4 Käthe Wohlfahrt’s Christmas Store BD In Vienna, view the main sights then take a Grand Tour of Schonbrunn Palace. Overnight: Vienna Saturday 17 to Thursday 29 December 2016 Explore one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns and Price $11465 Single Option $835 a winter’s fairy tale scene with Christmas stalls filled with old DAY 9 Christmas Day in Vienna BLD German Christmas pastries, mulled wine and handcrafted This evening, following a Christmas lunch feast attend a Itinerary is subject to change. Terms and conditions apply. treasures. Overnight: Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Christmas day concert. Overnight: Vienna FreeCall 1800 066 272 for details

All Villa Carlotta Travel holidays are fully escorted, depart from Perth and include courtesy home collection (Perth and Mandurah metro only)*, airfares, taxes, insurance*, gratuities* and most meals. *Terms and conditions apply.

Thursday 30 June 2016 Featuring Antarctica, Tasmania, The America’s and New Zealand Villa’s Free Travel Presentations Thursday 28 July 2016 Featuring Discovery and Just for Singles Tours, Christmas in New Zealand and Europe Villa is delighted to announce the launch of our monthly free travel information sessions in Perth Tuesday 9 August 2016 Featuring 2017 Holidays and Last Chance 2016 Departures. at the State Library of Western Australia. Each session runs from 9am to 1pm. Come to one, come to them all! FreeCall 1800 066 272 or email [email protected] RSVP is essential

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Tour • Barossa & Hahndorf full day tour • 7 night cruise on the Sun Princess • Darwin City Tour • Rail travel on The Ghan, Darwin to Adelaide in gold (inside cabin), departing Adelaide and visiting: Burnie • Melbourne • Port service cabin • Including all meals, drinks and off train excursions • 1 night Return  ights Perth, Adelaide Perth • 2 nt in Adelaide • 3 nt Murray Lincoln and disembark in Fremantle (includes: meals & entertainment) in Adelaide • Air travel, Adelaide to Perth Princess cruise inc Return transfers, all meals, onshore excursions GOLD $3830 per person twin share ON SALE $1999 per person twin share ON SALE FROM ONLY $1680 per person twin share PLATINUM $5530 per person twin share (based on inside cabin) (Upgrades available based on interior cabin) HAGN#067/291 CALL 1300 799 342 www.australianholidaycentre.com.au Conditions applyapply, subject to availabilityavailability, correct at the time of printingprinting. email: [email protected] HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 27 WINTER IN THE WEST WA’sCARAVANNING GREAT • CAMPING • OutdoorsACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling Groove on the Move heading Exciting news for Aussie Redback Tours new brochure north for the winter… You are on holidays and seniors’ bus trips that’s what they want and South Australia. you to have, not just a With 15,000 karaoke tour. All of their tours tracks to choose from. are exceptional value Groove on the Move ap- for money and include peals to music lovers many extras, such as across all genres and to boat cruises, museums, all ages. helicopter rides, national Locals can expect a park entries, shows and really great night getting AUSSIE REDBACK Tours much, much more. into the spotlight and latest brochure is now They also have a range performing their favourite available, packed with of one day tours, Christ- songs on quality equip- BOOK your groups bus trip some wonderful tours of mas in July, Northern ment. with Club 55 for a fun day out. Western Australia and Wild owers with wild- “I have a love of travel A new addition to the tours Australia. These include  ower guides, Araluen and meeting people in is the 45 seat coach with a full wild owers, The Kimber- Tulip Festival, Balingup this wonderful coun- Karaoke set up. Sing along to ley, Murray River Cruise, Medieval Festival and try having travelled Gill in her mobile karaoke van all your favourite songs with all Tamworth New Norcia at wild ower throughout Australia the words displayed on twin Festival, including Light- time, Hotham Valley For- GILL MCNAMARA (61) camp res and parties in many times before. TV screens. A microphone ex- ning Ridge and Broken est Train and lots more for will be getting her Groove Denmark. I’m looking forward to tends throughout the coach so everyone can have Hill, Norfolk Island. There people to choose from. on the Move in mid-June After  nally having the meeting regional Auss- a go and there are prizes for the best singer on is something for every- All Aussie Redback when she sets off to take courage to have a go, she ies and bringing a really the day. one, why not give them tours are fully accom- her mobile karaoke busi- realised she had a talent fun and welcoming night With the addition of a smaller 24 seat mini bus a try, you won’t be disap- modated, no camping ness around Australia. and moved on to singing of entertainment to their to the  eet they are now able to cater for smaller pointed. for us, and include most Her lifelong love of with various bands. towns,” said Gill. groups, the minimum number is now only 15 pas- Aussie Redback Tours meals and attractions. singing and entertain- Since 2013, she has Gill will be heading sengers, so even if your club has small member- are all about the passen- Why not give Sharon, ing has inspired her to been singing with local up the coast to Ex- ger and their needs, they Renata and their team ship you can still enjoy a great day out with Club don’t travel all day in the a call on 1300 662 026 realise her dream and band Little Sister around mouth then Broome and 55. literally ‘get the show on Fremantle and Perth. through the Kimberley vehicle and you actually today for their new bro- With the good rains that we have had it is shap- see the sites of this won- chure, get caught in the the road’ for the next 11 “I  nally got out of my to Kununurra in WA ing up to be a great wild ower season. They also months. comfort zone and sur- before heading across derful country with more travel web of Aussie have great packages available for the Tulips of time in each location. Redback Tours today. Gill, a resident of the vived it and that is what to Queensland by mid- Araluen and the 101 Restaurant located high in Fremantle area, has Groove on the Move is all August. the Araluen Golf Course Estate. This tour is avail- HAGN#088/291 packed up her van and about.” You can  nd out more able for groups and individuals. Joondalup Caravan Repairs given up a professional Encouraging people to about Groove on the Brochures can be downloaded from the counselling career to have a go and build up Move and follow her web site at www.club55.com.au or phone operate Australia’s only their con dence. travels on Facebook or 1300 653 696. Remember there are no strangers mobile karaoke business “It does not have to be email Gill for more infor- at Club 55, just friends you are yet to meet. travelling across regional a solo performance at my mation at grooveonthe- Servicing • Repairs • Spare parts Australia. karaoke events, you can [email protected]. Insurance work • Accessories “Originally from Lon- sing in a group or as a Solar Systems • Alterations • Awnings don, I lived for many years duet and I’ll be more than in Denmark, a small town happy to sing along with LAZY LOBSTER We also manufacture composite panels on WA’s south coast, and you too. For all your Caravan, Motor home, or Camper experienced  rst-hand “Plus, the audience Holiday Units/Chalets, HAGN#070/291 trailer needs. Secure indoor accommodation the long distances you can join in anytime as all PORT DENISON/DONGARA if your van needs to spend the night. often had to travel for a the song lyrics are pro- PHONE 9206 4933 night’s entertainment. jected onto a screen for Quiet, comfy, lovely garden setting. Free Wi . That was my inspiration everyone to see.” Fully self-contained well-equipped units. Unit 13/21 Warman St, Neerabup WA 6031 to bring entertainment Gill’s Groove on the Only a 2 min walk to beach and Marina. [email protected] to regional towns. My vi- Move shows are suitable COACH PICK-UP AVAILABLE HAGN#083/291 sion is to off er a profes- for bowls and RSL clubs, sional and fun evening’s roadhouses, pubs, com- WEEKLY RATE $600 unit, $700 chalet Best Western Kalgoorlie entertainment that all the munity groups, aged care Ph 9927 2177 Email: [email protected] community can enjoy by facilities and parties. Visit www.lazylobster.net.au either taking part in or lis- She is also hoping they *ONLY $119 tening to,” Gill said. might be booked for sun- PER NIGHT When told as teenager downers at caravan parks HAGN#107/291 FOR 2! that she could not sing, it as she travels through Connecting visitors from the took Gill until she was 42 northern Western Aus- wild owers of the Midwest to to try again in public. She tralia, Queensland, New the coast of Coronation Beach. started singing around South Wales, Victoria,

• FREE continental breakfast daily KEN PEACHEY • FREE wireless broadband internet, FOXTEL • FREE tea, coffee and biscuits in your spacious motel room CARAVAN REPAIRS • FREE welcome drink when dining at the Katherine Station Restaurant • POOL, restaurant, cocktail bar, BBQ & guest laundry • Specialists in all types of caravan The Moresby Range is the gateway from Geraldton *Subject to availability - bookings essential - some blockout dates apply.l with a range of self drive day trips including overnight repairs and alterations Best Western Hospitality Inn Kalgoorlie and short term camp sites on the way. 560 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie • Insurance claims Enjoy our carpets of wild owers, heritage, cottage 9021 2888 • Jayco warranty tourism activities and local facilities; BBQs & picnic [email protected] areas, playgrounds, toilets, dump point. www.hospitalityinnkalgoorlie.com.au • Canvas, vinyl work www.chapmanvalley.wa.gov.au Each Best Western branded hotel is independently owned and operated. © 2014 Best Western International, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Travel in our Mitsubishi Rosa 24 seater coach * $ ONLY 125 with seatbelts. Fully inclusive packages, PER NIGHT FOR 2! home pick up and return - all meals, entries and ensuite accommodation. No hidden extras.

2016 TOURING PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER CAPE TO CAPE WILDFLOWERS $1,495 • FREE continental breakfast daily • FREE wireless broadband internet, FOXTEL OCTOBER AMAZING ALBANY $1,795 • FREE tea, coffee and biscuits in your motel room • FREE welcome drink when dining at the Seasons Restaurant WILDFLOWERS • CENTRAL town location opposite the bay • POOL, restaurant, cocktail bar, BBQ & guest laundry DECEMBER MANJIMUP CHERRY FESTIVAL $ 900 *Subject to availability - bookings essential - some block out dates apply DECEMBER CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY $1,850 Best Western Hospitality Inn Esperance Call us on 08 9755 4388 44-46 The Esplanade, Esperance 12 Little Colin Street, Busselton 9071 1999 [email protected] FUNSEEKER TOURS & CHARTER [email protected] PH 1300 660 668 (24hrs) www.hospitalityinnesperance.com.au Book online at www.capeviewapartments.com.au Email [email protected] Visit www.funseekertours.com.au Each Best Western branded hotel is independently owned and operated. © 2014 Best Western International, Inc. 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Queen Mary 2 Cruise from Cape Town to Fremantle 9 DAYS, THURSDAY 13 TO FRIDAY 21 OCTOBER 2016 TOUR HIGHLIGHTS TOUR INCLUSIONS FULLY INCLUDES  Visit the Barossa Valley ESCORTED RETURN 3 Home pick-up and return TOUR FLIGHTS Join us on this wonderful tour on the Murray Princess, a holiday you will be glad you  Enjoy an Aussie BBQ on the banks of the Murray River 3 Kings Tour Manager ON ǁĞŶƚŽŶĂŶĚLJŽƵǁŝůůǁĂŶƚƚŽŐŽďĂĐŬ͘dŚĞW^DƵƌƌĂLJWƌŝŶĐĞƐƐŽīĞƌƐĂƵŶŝƋƵĞŚŝƐƚŽƌŝĐĂŶĚ  Dance and enjoy dinner at the Captain’s dinner 3 Return economy airfares and taxes ŶĂƚƵƌĞͲďĂƐĞĚĂĚǀĞŶƚƵƌĞ͕ƚŚƌŽƵŐŚƐŽŵĞŽĨƚŚĞĚƌŝĞƐƚƉĂƌƚƐŽĨƚŚĞĚƌŝĞƐƚĐŽŶƟŶĞŶƚ͕ƉĂƐƚ  Watch the sun set each night on the Murray River 3 Exclusive Kings Tour with luxury coach travel on days 1, 2 & 9 SALE! mallee scrub and ancient red gum forests, through towering gorges and ochre-coloured  Play bridge and other games on-board the Murray 3 ϭͲŶŝŐŚƚƐ͛ĂĐĐŽŵŵŽĚĂƟŽŶŝŶĚĞůĂŝĚĞĂƚƚŚĞƌŽǁŶĞWůĂnjĂ ůŝŵĞƐƚŽŶĞĐůŝīƐ͘ Princess 3 7-nights aboard the Murray Princess in an outside twin cabin  ^ƉĞŶĚƟŵĞŝŶƚŚĞƋƵĂŝŶƚ'ĞƌŵĂŶǀŝůůĂŐĞŽĨ,ĂŚŶĚŽƌĨ 3 8 Breakfasts, 7 lunches and 8 dinners Along the way visit historic ports and lush vineyards as we navigate the Murray’s locks 3 ^ŝŐŚƚƐĞĞŝŶŐĂŶĚĞŶƚƌLJĨĞĞƐĂƐƉĞƌƚŚĞŝƟŶĞƌĂƌLJ ĂŶĚďŝŐƌŝǀĞƌďĞŶĚƐ͘dŚĞƌĞ͛ƐŶŽďĞƩĞƌǁĂLJƚŽƐĞĞƚŚĞDƵƌƌĂLJZŝǀĞƌĂŶĚĂƐůŝĐĞŽĨƚŚĞ TOUR COST PER PERSON DAY 1 / 2: PERTH TO CAPE TOWN ( IFM / D ) DAY 6: AT SEA ( B / L / D ) ŚĂƵŶƟŶŐůLJďĞĂƵƟĨƵůĂŶĚĚƌĂŵĂƟĐƵƐƚƌĂůŝĂŶŽƵƚďĂĐŬ͕ŝƚ͛ƐƵŶŝƋƵĞŇŽƌĂĂŶĚĨĂƵŶĂ͕ĂŶĚƚŚĞ * * Your holiday begins from when you are picked ƌŝĐŚůĞŐĂĐLJŽĨŽůĚƌŝǀĞƌƐŝĚĞƉŽƌƚƐĂŶĚŝŶĚŝŐĞŶŽƵƐĐƵůƚƵƌĞĐůŽƐĞƵƉƚŚĂŶƚŽĚƌŝŌƵŶŚƵƌƌŝĞĚ TWIN SHARE $3,850 SINGLE PRICE $4,550 BOOK AND DEPOSIT BY 31 JULY 2016 AND RECEIVE 211 DAYS, MONDAY 23 JANUARY TO SUNDAY 12 FEBRUARY 2017 up from home by private vehicle and transferred DAY 7: PORT ELIZABETH, ĂŶĚƋƵŝĞƚůLJƵŶĚĞƌƚŚĞƉŽǁĞƌŽĨƚŚĞƉĂĚĚůĞͲǁŚĞĞůĞƌW^DƵƌƌĂLJWƌŝŶĐĞƐƐ͘ A $50 ON-BOARD BAR CREDIT PER STATEROOM to the airport. Meet your Kings Tour Manager SOUTH AFRICA ( B / L / D ) You want style, luxury and elegance. You want an experience like no other. Then look no further ĂŶĚĨĞůůŽǁƉĂƐƐĞŶŐĞƌƐĂŶĚŇLJƚŽĂƉĞdŽǁŶǀŝĂ WŽƌƚůŝnjĂďĞƚŚŝƐĂĐŝƚLJŽŶůŐŽĂĂLJŝŶ^ŽƵƚŚ ĂƚƚŚĞZD^dZYƵĞĞŶDĂƌLJϮ͘^ŚĞǁŝůůĞŵďĂƌŬŽŶĂŶĞǁĐŚĂƉƚĞƌŽĨŝŶŶŽǀĂƟŽŶĂƐƐŚĞ Johannesburg. Upon arrival we will be met and Africa’s Eastern Cape Province. A major port, ,ſ Cſ2ſŻ  ƵŶĚĞƌŐŽĞƐĂŶĞdžƚĞŶƐŝǀĞϮϱͲĚĂLJĚƌLJͲĚŽĐŬŝŶ:ƵŶĞϮϬϭϲ͘tŚĂƚĂƉĞƌĨĞĐƚƟŵĞƚŽĞŵďĂƌŬŽŶŚĞƌ transferred to The Commodore Hotel where it’s also known for its numerous beaches. SWAN ǀŽLJĂŐĞĨƌŽŵĂƉĞdŽǁŶƚŽ&ƌĞŵĂŶƚůĞ͘zŽƵΖůůƐƉĞŶĚƚŚƌĞĞͲŶŝŐŚƚƐŝŶĂƉĞdŽǁŶďĞĨŽƌĞƐĞƩůŝŶŐŝŶƚŽ REACH immediate check-in has been organised. Tonight The Donkin Heritage Trail takes in the Old Hill BIG BEND your elegant stateroom. enjoy a welcome dinner with the group at a neighbourhood’s Victorian landmarks. Coastal NGAUT a NGAUT waterfront restaurant. Hotel: The Commodore boat tours spot whales and rare seabirds, while ADELAIDE Queen Mary 2 is wonderfully grand so you'll love your days at sea. There are endless 1 MANNUM Hotel for 3 nights wildlife reserves outside the metropolitan area HAHNDORF ĞŶƚĞƌƚĂŝŶŵĞŶƚŽƉƉŽƌƚƵŶŝƟĞƐ͘ĂŶĐŝŶŐ͕ĚĞĐŬŐĂŵĞƐ͕ƚŚĞĂƚƌĞƉƌŽĚƵĐƟŽŶƐĂŶĚĐŽŽŬĞƌLJ are home to elephants, rhinos and other big SA ĚĞŵŽŶƐƚƌĂƟŽŶƐũƵƐƚƚŽŶĂŵĞĂĨĞǁ͘/ŶŚĞƌYƵĞĞŶƐZŽŽŵ͕ƚŚĞůĂƌŐĞƐƚĚĂŶĐĞŇŽŽƌĂƚƐĞĂǁŝůůďĞƚŚĞ DAY 3: CAPE TOWN SIGHTS INCLUDING CAPE game. MURRAY BRIDGE ƐĞƫŶŐĨŽƌŶŝŐŚƚƐLJŽƵ͛ůůůŽŶŐƌĞŵĞŵďĞƌ͘/ůůƵŵŝŶĂƟŽŶƐŝƐĂůƵdžƵƌLJϯĐŝŶĞŵĂ͕ĂƉůĂŶĞƚĂƌŝƵŵĂŶĚ PENINSU ( B / L ) ĂĐůĂƐƐŝĐĂůŵƵƐŝĐǀĞŶƵĞ͘/ĨLJŽƵĨĂŶĐLJĂůŝƩůĞƐŚŽƉƉŝŶŐ͕ĮŶĞďŽƵƟƋƵĞƐĐĞŶƚƌĞĚĂƌŽƵŶĚƚŚĞƐŚŝƉ͛Ɛ ŌĞƌďƌĞĂŬĨĂƐƚǁĞĞŶũŽLJĂƚŽƵƌĂƌŽƵŶĚƚŚĞĐŝƚLJ DAY 8 – 11: AT SEA ( B / L / D ) ŵĂŐŶŝĮĐĞŶƚ'ƌĂŶĚ>ŽďďLJ͘/ĨĂŶLJƚŚŝŶŐƐƵŵƐƵƉƚŚĞĨƌĞĞĚŽŵŽĨLJŽƵƌǀŽLJĂŐĞŝƚƐƚŚĞĂƌƌĂLJŽĨƉůĂĐĞƐ including Table Mountain and Kirstenbosch 7 to eat. From healthy to hearty, let your mood decide. ŽƚĂŶŝĐĂů'ĂƌĚĞŶƐ͘^ƚĂƌƟŶŐǁŝƚŚƚŚĞŵĂŐŶŝĮĐĞŶƚ DAY 12: REUNION, Table Mountain we will take a 3 minute cable car REUNION ( B / L / D ) TOUR HIGHLIGHTS ride up Table Mountain and enjoy 360° views. ZĠƵŶŝŽŶŽīĞƌƐĂůŝƩůĞƚĂƐƚĞŽĨ&ƌĞŶĐŚĐƵůƚƵƌĞ TOUR INCLUSIONS Drive through the city past the Cultural History ŽŶĂƚƌŽƉŝĐĂůŝƐůĂŶĚǁŚŽƐĞƐĞƫŶŐŚĂƐŵŽƌĞŝŶ ‘ Spend 3 nights in Cape Town 3 Home pick-up and return Museum, St George’s Cathedral and up to the ĐŽŵŵŽŶǁŝƚŚ,ĂǁĂŝŝƚŚĂŶWĂƌŝƐ͘KĸĐŝĂůůLJĂŶ ‘ Take in the spectacular views of the Cape 3 Kings Tour Manager Houses of Parliament where you will be able to overseas French department the island is full of Peninsula and Cape Point Themes 3 One way airfare including taxes with South take a stroll through the Company gardens. A cultural Creole buildings as well as an incredible ‘ Visit the Iconic Table Mountain African Airways trip to Cape Town is not complete without taking range of geographical diversity, from beaches to ‘ ŶũŽLJƚŚĞĚĂLJŝŶƚŚĞďĞĂƵƟĨƵůĂƉĞ 3 ϯŶŝŐŚƚƐĂĐĐŽŵŵŽĚĂƟŽŶĂƚƚŚĞŽŵŵŽĚŽƌĞ in the spectacular views of the Cape Peninsula ŇŽƵƌŝƐŚŝŶŐĨŽƌĞƐƚƐ͘ Icons of Winelands region and have lunch in a winery Hotel, Cape Town and Cape Point themes. Experience some of the ‘ Cruise home to Fremantle on the Iconic 3 Tropical North South Australia 16 night cruise on-board the Queen Mary most spectacular views in the world. DAY 13: PORT LOUIS, MAURITIUS ( B / L / D ) Queen Mary 2 3 Breakfast daily, 18 lunches and 17 dinners DĂƵƌŝƟƵƐǁĂƐƵŶŝŶŚĂďŝƚĞĚƵŶƟůƚŚĞƵƚĐŚ Flinders Ranges & Kangaroo Island ‘ sŝƐŝƚWŽƌƚůŝnjĂďĞƚŚ͕ZĞƵŶŝŽŶ/ƐůĂŶĚĂŶĚWŽƌƚ 3 Queensland ^ŝŐŚƚƐĞĞŝŶŐĂŶĚĞŶƚƌLJĨĞĞƐĂƐƉĞƌƚŚĞŝƟŶĞƌĂƌLJ DAY 4: CAPE WINELANDS TOUR ( B / L ) ĂƌƌŝǀĞĚŝŶϭϲϯϱ͘dŚĞĐĂƉŝƚĂůŽĨWŽƌƚ>ŽƵŝƐŽīĞƌƐ >ŽƵŝƐŝŶDĂƵƌŝƟƵƐ dŽĚĂLJǁĞĞŶũŽLJƚŚĞĚĂLJŝŶƚŚĞďĞĂƵƟĨƵůĂƉĞ shopping bargains at the old-fashioned central Winter Getaway Winelands region. Stellenbosch is an area market. Go bird watching at Casela Bird Park. surrounded by vineyards, fruit orchards and Or set out on a catamaran to admire the sun- FREE UPGRADES PLUS ON-BOARD CREDIT mountains renowned for a gracious blend drenched beauty of the island, landing on ON SALE UNTIL 30 JUNE OR UNTIL SOLD OUT of 18th Century Cape Dutch, Georgian and ĚĂnjnjůŝŶŐǁŚŝƚĞďĞĂĐŚĞƐĂŶĚƐŶŽƌŬĞůůŝŶŐĂŵŽŶŐƐƚ 10 DAYS, TUESDAY 13 TO THURSDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 2016 Victorian architecture. A delicious chocolate and ƐŚŽĂůƐďƌŝŵŵŝŶŐǁŝƚŚŬĂůĞŝĚŽƐĐŽƉŝĐĮƐŚ͘ PAY FOR AN INSIDE STATEROOM AND RECEIVE 8 DAYS, MONDAY 25 JULY TO MONDAY 1 AUGUST 2016 KŶƚŚŝƐƚŽƵƌǁĞ͛ůůŇLJLJŽƵƚŽĚĞůĂŝĚĞǁŚĞƌĞLJŽƵ͛ůůďĞŐŝŶLJŽƵƌũŽƵƌŶĞLJǀŝƐŝƟŶŐũƵƐƚƐŽŵĞŽĨŝƚƐŝĐŽŶŝĐƉůĂĐĞƐ͕&ůŝŶĚĞƌƐ wine paring at The Boschendal Wine Estate will Ranges and Kangaroo Island. On your way to the Flinders Ranges, you’ll travel via the Barossa Valley for lunch and A FREE UPGRADE TO A BALCONY STATEROOM ƚĂŶƚĂůŝƐĞLJŽƵƌƚĂƐƚĞďƵĚƐŝŶƉƌĞƉĂƌĂƟŽŶĨŽƌĂŶ DAY 14 – 20: AT SEA ( B / L / D ) dƌŽƉŝĐĂůEŽƌƚŚYƵĞĞŶƐůĂŶĚĮƚƐŝŶŵŽƌĞƵŶƚŽƵĐŚĞĚďĞĂƵƚLJ͕ĂŶĐŝĞŶƚĐƵůƚƵƌĞĂŶĚĂĚǀĞŶƚƵƌĞǁŝƚŚŝŶ ǁŝŶĞƚĂƐƟŶŐ͘tŚĞŶLJŽƵĂƌƌŝǀĞĂƚ&ůŝŶĚĞƌƐZĂŶŐĞƐ͕LJŽƵ͛ůůƐƚĞƉďĂĐŬŝŶƟŵĞŝŶĂďĞĂƵƟĨƵůůLJƌƵŐŐĞĚ͕ϱϰϬŵŝůůŝŽŶͲLJĞĂƌͲ ĂŵĂnjŝŶŐůƵŶĐŚĂƚƚŚĞƉŝĐƚƵƌĞƐƋƵĞdŽŬĂƌĂtŝŶĞ ŝƚƐďŽƌĚĞƌƐƚŚĂŶƐŽŵĞĞŶƟƌĞĐŽƵŶƚƌŝĞƐŵĂŶĂŐĞƚŽĚŽ͘dŚĞtŽƌůĚ,ĞƌŝƚĂŐĞͲůŝƐƚĞĚ'ƌĞĂƚĂƌƌŝĞƌ ŽůĚůĂŶĚƐĐĂƉĞ͘ůŽĐĂůŐƵŝĚĞǁŝůůŐŝǀĞLJŽƵĂŶŝŶƐŝĚĞƌ͛ƐƚŽƵƌŽĨƚŚŝƐƐƚƵŶŶŝŶŐEĂƟŽŶĂůWĂƌŬ͘>ĞĂǀŝŶŐƚŚĞƌĂŶŐĞƐ͕LJŽƵ͛ůů Estate. We stop in Stellenbosch for a shopping DAY 21: ARRIVE IN FREMANTLE ( B ) ZĞĞĨĂŶĚƚŚĞĂŝŶƚƌĞĞZĂŝŶĨŽƌĞƐƚŝƐŝƚƐŵŽƐƚƉƌŝnjĞĚƐƚĂƌƐ͘WŝĐƚƵƌĞƐƚĂLJŝŶŐϳͲŶŝŐŚƚƐĂƚƚŚĞWƵůůŵĂŶ FROM $6850 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE Includes $350 on-board credit per stateroom ƚƌĂǀĞůǀŝĂYƵŽƌŶĂŶĚDĞůƌŽƐĞƚŽƚŚĞůĂƌĞsĂůůĞLJĂŶĚĞŶũŽLJĂŶŽǀĞƌŶŝŐŚƚƐƚĂLJĂƚƚŚĞůĂƌĞŽƵŶƚƌLJůƵď͘EŽǁŝƚ͛ƐƟŵĞ opportunity before returning to the hotel. ŌĞƌĂŵĂŐŶŝĮĐĞŶƚĐƌƵŝƐĞŝƚŝƐƟŵĞƚŽǀĞŶƚƵƌĞ ĂŝƌŶƐ/ŶƚĞƌŶĂƟŽŶĂů͕ĂƐŽƉŚŝƐƟĐĂƚĞĚŚŽƚĞůŝŶƚŚĞƉĞƌĨĞĐƚƉŽƐŝƟŽŶƚŽĞdžƉůŽƌĞƚŚĞĚŝǀĞƌƐĞǁŽŶĚĞƌƐŽĨ for Kangaroo Island, Australia’s third largest island. Its known for its diverse wildlife and nature reserves, including home. Upon arrival into Fremantle you will ƚŚŝƐƵŶŝƋƵĞƌĞŐŝŽŶ͘zŽƵƌĚĂLJƐǁŝůůŝŶĐůƵĚĞWŽƌƚŽƵŐůĂƐ͕<ƵƌĂŶĚĂ͕ƚŚĞƌƚŽŶdĂďůĞůĂŶĚƐ͕ĂĨƌĞĞĚĂLJ $9975 PER PERSON SINGLE Includes $175 on-board credit per stateroom &ůŝŶĚĞƌƐŚĂƐĞEĂƟŽŶĂůWĂƌŬĂŶĚŝƚƐŬĂŶŐĂƌŽŽƐ͕ǁĂůůĂďŝĞƐ͕ŬŽĂůĂƐĂŶĚŵĂŶLJďŝƌĚƐƉĞĐŝĞƐ͘ƚĂƉĞĚƵŽƵĞĚŝĐ͕ƚŚĞƉĂƌŬΖƐ DAY 5: EMBARK THE QUEEN MARY 2 ĚŝƐĞŵďĂƌŬ͘zŽƵƌĚƌŝǀĞƌǁŝůůďĞǁĂŝƟŶŐƚŽƚĂŬĞLJŽƵ to perhaps venture out to the reef, a stunning sunset cruise, wonderful food and of course, great dŚĞĂďŽǀĞƉƌŝĐĞƐĂƌĞďĂƐĞĚŽŶƉĂLJŝŶŐĨŽƌĂĐĂƚĞŐŽƌLJ/ĂŶĚďĞŝŶŐƵƉŐƌĂĚĞĚƚŽĂƚĞŐŽƌLJsŽƌůŽǁĞƌ͘ ƐŽƵƚŚǁĞƐƚĞƌŶƉŽŝŶƚ͕ƐŝƚƚŚĞŚƵŐĞ͕ƐƚƌŝŬŝŶŐZĞŵĂƌŬĂďůĞZŽĐŬƐŐƌĂŶŝƚĞĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶƐ͘EĞĂƌďLJ͕ĚŵŝƌĂůƐƌĐŚŝƐĂƌŽĐŬďƌŝĚŐĞ ( B / L / D ) safely home. company. with an adjacent fur-seal colony. Here you’ll spend a magical and refreshing three nights to truly enjoy the sights and ^ĂůĞWƌŝĐĞƐǀĂůŝĚĨŽƌŶĞǁŬŝŶŐƐŽŶůLJĂŶĚƵŶƟůϯϬ:ƵŶĞϮϬϭϲŽƌƵŶƟůƐŽůĚŽƵƚ͘ dŚŝƐŵŽƌŶŝŶŐĞŶũŽLJƐŽŵĞĨƌĞĞƟŵĞďĞĨŽƌĞ ƚĂƐƚĞƐƚŚĞŝƐůĂŶĚŚĂƐƚŽŽīĞƌ͘ transferring to the cruise terminal where you will board the Queen Mary 2. Spend the next 16 nights cruising home to Fremantle. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS FULLY The tour cost includes air taxes of $320pp which are subject to change. 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rive in Los Angeles for some wonderful ex- Explore the Kimberley from Home Valley Station Villa Carlotta periences before joining the Star Princess for a 15-night Hawaiian Islands cruise. the foot of the majestic tember will have keen Travel’s hottest Aboard the Star Princess you will expe- Cockburn Range, this anglers excited. With rience relaxing pursuits, enriching activi- historic station is the a huge prize pool to be travel picks ties, world class entertainment and gour- ideal base from which won, live nightly enter- Antarctica in a Day met cuisine. Ashore you will explore the to explore the pristine tainment, hearty out- JOIN VILLA for a day tour like no other islands of Hilo, Honolulu, Kauai and Maui wilderness. back fare and special – a sightseeing  ight over Antarctica. This on a shore excursion of your choice. The An impressive line- guests from the Merv 12 hour  ight departing and returning to holiday includes one night Sydney, two up of events will delight Hughes Fishing Show; Melbourne is the easiest way to view the nights Los Angeles, Los Angeles city tour, guests in the months of the Pentecost Pro is a great white continent and its icy expanse. 15-night Hawaii Islands cruise, nine days August and Septem- season highlight not to Aboard, the atmosphere will be electric at sea, courtesy home transfers (Perth ber. Troy Cassar-Daley, be missed. as you depart Melbourne to  y over the and Mandurah metropolitan area), airfares and taxes (ex Perth, WA), travel insurance the country artist who Guests at Home Val- world’s highest, driest and coldest con- tinent. Forget rough seas, cold weather (conditions apply), 49 Meals, 18 nights ac- is sitting on top of the ley Station can also and expensive ships – this is the way to commodation and your professional Villa Australian Country Mu- experience a range see Antarctica! tour leader. sic scene, will be at the of activities includ- Aboard the privately chartered Qan- Scotland’s Wild Highlands and Isles Experience horse riding and many other Station on Sunday, 7 ing hiking, heli- shing, tas 747, your Antarctica  ight includes Travelling the back roads on a private activities at Home Valley Station August to perform his horse riding, boating, four hours over the ice, bespoke service, tailor-made holiday, enjoy an intimate world-famous hits on star gazing, nature on board Antarctica explorer informa- Scottish experience with Villa Carlotta HOME VALLEY STA- hospitality while dis- the banks of the mighty and crocodile spotting tion sessions, live crosses to research Travel. TION off ers an authen- covering the unique Pentecost River. and Barramundi  sh- stations, full bar service, two full service With just a maximum of 16 travellers tic outback experience landscapes of the Kim- The 4th annual Pen- ing on the Pentecost meals, Antarctica documentaries and a this small discovery holiday will stay in where guests can im- berley. tecost Pro Big Barra River. There are also take home explorer kit. charming local accommodation which merse themselves in Located on the iconic Fishing Tournament seven walking trails to Villa’s Antarctica in a Day tour departs re ects the character of each of the des- genuine Australian Gibb River Road, at held from 3 to 4 Sep- explore. Each trail is Perth for Melbourne on Thursday 9 Feb- tinations and will tour places beyond the ruary and returns to Perth on Tuesday tourist façade. HAGN#015/291 unique and features beauty only found in 14 February 2017. The six-day escorted Departing Perth on 3 June 2017 the 16 the Kimberley wilder- tour features full day sightseeing Antarc- day escorted holiday will feature a brief ness. tica  ight,  ve nights accommodation, time in London with sightseeing planned Stay two nights in a most meals, airfares, travel insurance and free time for you to explore at your guesthouse room for (conditions apply), courtesy home col- leisure, before boarding a train journey for Family Holiday Park just $250* per person lection and return (Perth and Mandurah Edinburgh. From Edinburgh you will enjoy twin share including full metropolitan areas) and great Melbourne walking tours of many Scottish towns and buff et breakfast, ac- attractions including the Old Melbourne cities, extensive scenic touring, authentic only 1 hour from Perth cess to walking trails Gaol, the Royal Exhibition Centre, Fitzroy experiences, independent exploration, and live entertainment Gardens, Yarra River cruise, Immigration culinary delights that celebrate the rich Museum, South Melbourne markets and heritage of local food and drink and time at Dusty Bar and Grill. more, plus a full free day to do as you on the Isles of Skye and Mull. We cater for all, as we have cabins, cottages, glamping tents, caravan/ This rate is available tents sites and beautiful natural unpowered sites all in bush setting. please in Melbourne. Included in your holiday will be cour- for travel from 1 June to Islands of Hawaii tesy home transfers (Perth and Mandurah We are two minutes drive to the lake where you can swim, 31 August. Low season The Islands of Hawaii are very special metropolitan area), airfares (ex Perth, WA), enjoy water sports, relax and even camp the night under the stars. rates apply for travel 1 and a destination popular with Australian travel insurance (conditions apply), most September to 31 Oc- travellers. Like no other place on earth Ha- meals, 13 nights accommodation, tour- Come and see us, we look forward to meeting our old and new friends. tober 2016 from $210* waii off ers the visitor breathtaking natural ing and attractions, professional Villa tour per person twin share. beauty and an inviting warm charm that leader, local guides, gratuities and visas For bookings call will entice any traveller. (conditions apply), 147 Invarell Road, Waroona Ph: 9733 3000 1300 134 044. www. In 2017 you can explore the many is- Contact Villa Carlotta Travel today for Email: [email protected] www.navarino.com.au hvstation.com.au lands of Hawaii with an escorted villa holi- full itinerary details - FreeCall 1800 066 *Conditions apply, day. Departing from Perth on Sunday 19 272 email [email protected] Website subject to availability. February, the 21-day escorted tour will ar- www.villa.com.au HAGN#020/291 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 31 WINTER IN THE WEST WA’sCARAVANNING GREAT • CAMPING • OutdoorsACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling Deploying arti cial reefs in WA IN HIS continuing search for the more weird and Struth... wacky in this world, David Ellis wonders if colonial Western Australia bushranger, Joseph “Moondyne Joe” Johns is the only convict ever released from Moondyne Joe, gaol as a reward for having escaped from the place? After being sentenced to ten years for stealing a man on the run and killing a steer in 1865, Joe absconded from a prison work party, and when recaptured was given additional time before escaping yet again. On recapture once more, he was set to work in Fremantle’s prison yard breaking rocks for road building… a smirking gaol governor telling him “If you can get out of here, I’ll forgive you.” Working in his corner of the yard under constant- ly-watching guards, Joe soon amassed a high pile of broken stone – behind which he could only be seen from the waist up, and slipping behind every now and again to wield an unseen sledgehammer blow at the prison’s limestone wall. Eight months later, Moondyne Joe slipped behind his rock pile for the last time and through the hole he’d taken so long to create in that gaol wall. He re- mained on the run for two years. When eventually recaptured, a new prison governor heard of his pre- decessor’s off er of forgiveness if Joe ever managed to escape again, and believing he’d done enough An arti cial reef module being deployed off the South West time, bizarrely set him free in May 1871. Joe married, and apart from a few minor misde- by Mike Roennfeldt interesting species spot- for the  rst time demands ted around the reefs so a little more thought than meanours, settled down to a relatively crime-free A FEW years ago a far have included a school  shing a natural reef. The life, dying of senile dementia in a lunatic asylum 30 group from Perth visited of 15kg-plus mulloway, nature of the structure years later. China and Korea to see lots of Samsons, yellow- down there gives tough  rst hand arti cial reefs tail kings, pink snapper,  sh like Samsons plenty used in commercial  sh- dhuies, boar sh, amber- of opportunity to do you ing. Their successful use jack and skippy. over, so anchoring right KALBARRI EDGE RESORT convinced them that reef Testament to the suc- on top of the reef is ask- HAGN#086/290 design technologies, de- cess of the reefs is the ing for trouble. Better to veloped there over many fact that the diversity of anchor up-current of the years, could be applied species in the areas con- structure and drift baits or back home to improve the cerned has quadrupled a berley trail back towards lot of small boat  shing in since their installation. it, unless of course, the WA. This is pretty encouraging sounder tells you there As a result specially considering the reefs are are heaps of  sh or bait Escapologist Joseph “Moondyne Joe” Johns designed concrete reef expected to take around down-current of the struc- – the only prisoner ever released from gaol as modules were built locally 5-10 years to fully mature. ture, in which case that is a reward for having escaped from the place. and deployed in arrays Fishing an arti cial reef the area to  sh. at sites off Dunsborough and Bunbury a couple of HAGN#043/291 years ago. Just recently HE LD ONVENT Luxury new resort next to town centre a third arti cial reef was T O C deployed off Mandurah DALWALLINU Edge Seniors Deals! and a fourth is planned for HAGN#027/291 Luxury accommodation south of Rottnest later this $66.50 per person per night... year. While the  rst three SPORTING PACKAGE that is less than half price! are designed to attract Staying @ Ledge Point Holiday Park Includes FREE restaurant breakfast daily demersal species, the (Valid 1/06/16 to 31/08/16) fourth is a vertical design FREE courtesy coach pick up and Rainbow Jungle transfers designed for pelagic spe- • Stay 3 nights Sun - Thu on a 10x10m grass powered FREE welcome drink cies such as mackerel caravan site FREE upgrade to spa suite. Min 2 persons (single supp. $60) and tuna. • 2 x Vouchers for 9 holes golf at Ledge Point Golf Ideally located 1km south of Dalwallinu town site And FREE desserts when having dinner at Edge Restaurant Each arti cial reef is Club on 50 acres of beautiful countryside... (with main course) made up of 30 ten-tonne • 2 x Vouchers for bowls at Ledge Point Country Club The Old Convent has 11 guest rooms available; king reinforced concrete mod- • Wednesday night dinner at Country Club single, queen or king with shared ablution facilities. ules placed in six clusters - buy one meal get second meal half price Each room has tea and coff ee facilities, a bar fridge and in the four hectares reef • Complimentary glass of wine or beer at Country Club tv. Continental breakfast included (cooked breakfasts area. As these arti cial • Free sausage sizzle @ Camp Kitchen - Tuesday and evening meals will incur additional charges). reef  elds mature marine Night Other facilities; large function room, pool, pool table, growth on the concrete $120 per couple or bar facilities, mini golf course, BBQ area, second hand modules attracts the small $100 per couple for groups of 10 or more book exchange, *wi available. creatures that form the We also cater for diff erent types of functions. bottom of the food chain. For enquiries contact Wayne and Kathryn BOOK NOW Later a  sh community www.kalbarriedge.com.au on 9655 2870 or 1300 856 088 BOOKINGS 9661 1551 around the reefs begins [email protected] to develop. Experience Visit www.ledgepointholidaypark.com Email [email protected] so far of the two arti cial Email [email protected] www.theoldconventdalwallinu.com.au 1800 286 155 reefs in Geographe Bay points to the program be- HAGN#037/291 ing a remarkable success. We would like to welcome you to our The reefs are regularly BRAND NEW Caravan Park in Quairading. TAKE A WALK ON THE Wild Side monitored with baited re- We had our of cial opening on Friday 22 April by Shire President Brian Caporn mote underwater video and Mia Davies, local member of The National Party who quoted Stay longer, explore further and experience more with (BRUV) cameras. There “One of the Best in the Wheatbelt” a self-drive discovery of the Turquoise Coast. With mild coastal are some fascinating short videos to watch on climates you can enjoy beautiful beaches one day Rec shwest’s arti cial reefs Facebook page. and stunning inland drives the next! There you can see a pass- ing parade of the species that have made the reefs home. This program, funded from Royalties for Re- Quairading is located about 170 kms east of Perth in Western Australia’s wheatbelt. gions and our  shing QUAIRADING ATTRACTIONS: licence money, is very Quairading Nature Reserve - 527 hectares of native bushland west of the town along the railway much community based. line to York. The reserve contains York Gum, Salmon Gum, Wandoo and Casuarina trees, and Local user groups had wildlife including the eastern wallaroo, western grey kangaroo, echidnas, reptiles and birds. input in location selec- Nookaminnie Rock - a large granite rock, provides a view over the town and surrounding areas. Pink lakes - Lies 11 km east of Quairading on the Bruce Rock Road. It is regarded as a tion and anglers assist HAGN#017/291 phenomenon, as certain times in the year one side have a distinctive pink colour whilst the other in monitoring the reefs. side remains its natural blue. The Toapin Weir -12 kilometres northwest of the town, Rec  shers are now do- constructed in 1912 to collect rainwater runoff and irrigate the nearby farms. ing their own reef watch- Cubbine - a homestead 17 kms north of Quairading originally owned by Alexander Forrest. ing with GoPro cameras. Posts from the public are NO PRICE INCREASE: Still $20 per van, TURQUOISE COAST VISITOR CENTRE 67 Bashford Street, Jurien Bay WA 6516 welcomed on the Face- we do off er special discount for Caravan Clubs. (08) 9652 0870 - [email protected] book page. Some of the BOOKINGS: The Shire offi ce 9645 2400 or Peter Ricetti 0427 392 407 (a/h) www.dandaragan.wa.gov.au/tourism.aspx - www.facebook.com/TurquoiseCoastWA 32 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 WINTER IN THE WEST WA’sCARAVANNING GREAT • CAMPING • OutdoorsACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling Batavia’s long boat joins Duyfken on historic voyage to Dirk Hartog Island by Brad Elborough festivities will make this corded contact with and in Wooden Boat Building. anniversary one of the map part of the Australian She’s spent some time THERE looms a potentially major events on this year’s continent a decade earlier, on display since then, for nostalgic moment later West Australian tourism in 1606. a time at the Geraldton this year when replicas of calendar. En-route to the party, Airport, but is now looked two four-century old Dutch And a part of that will the Duyfken will stop into after by a not-for-pro t as- vessels sail into Shark Bay. be the Duyfken, which will Geraldton and pick up the sociation. In late October, we will make the journey from Batavia longboat replica. Visitors to Geraldton celebrate 400 years since Perth for the occasion. In 1629, the Batavia can sail on her once a Dirk Hartog Island was She became the  rst Eu- was wrecked while try- month (watch the Asso- discovered. The planned ropean ship to make re- ing to navigate through ciation’s Facebook page the Abrolhos Islands. Her for details of when) for free. longboat is a part of a Batavia Longboat Replica HOLIDAY fabulous story where 180 Association president and Double Beach VILLAGE crew members were fer- skipper Vince Nock says ried safely to the shores of people come far and wide We are a very neat and one of the islands. to do just that. tidy Holiday Village She then sailed on to “A part of our constitu- Batavia Longboat replica. Courtesy of Karl Monaghan AAIPP, located 8km’s South Batavia, known today as tion is to assist in the pro- www.karlmonaghanphotography.com from the city centre Jakarta, for help, with the motion of marine heritage captain and some of the in the region and we do her whole life in Geraldton of a celebration,” Mr Nock “Unfortunately, because • Greenough Rivermouth Walk Trail runs 15kms along crew and returned from our best to ful l that role,” without having seen it from said. “It should be a bit of we’re a replica, we can’t the river which is a minutes walk from the park • Beach that massive journey three Mr Nock said. the water. That was kind of a spectacle from the land.” put sponsorship logos on is 5 minutes walk • Free bbqs and camp kitchen months later. “We get visitors from cool.” The whole journey is to sails, or display them on facilities are available • Swimming pool • Tennis courts The story of mutiny and around the world, includ- The Batavia longboat’s expected to cost the As- the boat. However, we do • Volleyball • Basketball hoop • Playground • We have bloodshed that took part ing Dutch people who voyage to Shark Bay will sociation around $20,000, promote our supporters a large bird aviary with peaceful surrounds • Offi ce and while the remainder of the come speci cally to ex- commence alongside the which is a fair sum for a wherever we can, on so- mini mart open 8.30am to 5.30pm daily • pet friendly crew stayed has become plore the history of the re- Duyfken on 16 October group working on a shoe- cial media, communica- famous and can be ex- gion and to see the replica. and take around 70-sailing string budget of around tions and on signs when Fully self contained cabin and chalet accommodation plored in places such as It’s great to be able to ac- hours to arrive at the Dirk $10,000 a year. we display the boat.” is also available. These have their own ensuites, the WA Museum, Gerald- commodate them. Hartog 400th Anniversary Included in that $20k is John Thomson, a for- kitchens and all linen is provided. ton. “We get locals who celebrations. money for the new sail that mer member of the Asso- THESE ARE PRICED FROM $140 PER NIGHT OR A The 35-foot Batavia know a bit about the Bata- She’ll have eight crew she needs for the journey ciation, who has moved DISCOUNTED RATE WILL APPLY IF MORE THAN longboat replica with her via Coast and the Islands, on board and sail at about and her transportation away from Geraldton, but 3 NIGHTS BOOKED. 10-foot beam was con- but then there are some three knots. back to Geraldton after has plans of returning, Powered structed in 2002 with who just have no idea. “If all the planets align, the party (she’s not sailing says that the success of 4 Hull St, Cape Burnery WA 6532 sites for massive input by local “And then we have the two vessels will arrive back). the longboat replica has 8km south of Geraldton seniors Geraldton TAFE students people like the 81-year into Denham at the same Mr Nock said that the come about by the pas-

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For a free brochure or to speak with a dedicated Geraldton Visitor Centre Russian rail expert call Be- Ahoy Buccaneers www.visitgeraldton.com.au yond Travel on 1300 363 (08) 9956 6670 554 or visit www.beyon- 246 Marine Terrace, Geraldton dtravel.com.au HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 33 WINTER IN THE WEST WA’sCARAVANNING GREAT • CAMPING • OutdoorsACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling Duyfken launches Eat, drink and visit the markets in the Margaret River region… on new adventures THE RESTAURANT and eggs, organic dairy, olives, in the down south scene. even a distillery. café scene in the Margaret olive oils, wood  red bread, Each brewery has its own Enjoy the markets struggled to believe that River region is unsurpass- traditional French baked distinctive style from tra- Touch, taste, smell feel such an undertaking able. The region has at- goods, artisan cheeses, ditional pale ales and pil- and listen – a visit to the could be achieved, in a tracted and created world- hand-made chocolate and sners to preservative and town markets is a sensory vessel such as Duyfken. class chefs that draw their fudge, fair trade coff ee and additive free brews. By experience and a great way Next month we’ll share inspiration from the abun- hand-made ice cream are contrast chocolate beers, to meet the locals. You’ll  nd with you the other two dant fresh local produce, just some of the outstand- ginger and chilli beer will everything from farm fresh great voyages that Duy- stunning landscapes and ing foods being produced. give your tastebuds some- produce to handcrafted fken has so far under- the pristine environment in Nearly 20 years ago, the thing new to think about. wares on off er. There’re also taken. which they work. People region’s  rst brewery was Brave inventive styles are great markets on in Bussel- Special Seniors Off er: are spoilt for choice of a lone trailblazer and now introduced regularly and ton, Vasse, Dunsborough. This year as part of the where to eat. Choose from with nine breweries in the frequent the daily tasting For further information, Duyfken 2016 Dirk Hartog casual eating to  rst-class Margaret River Region, list. Some also produce visit www.margaretriver. Commemorative Voyage dining and there’s always craft beer is a real player their own cider, there’s com. and Exhibition, Duyfken a perfect bottle of wine will go on exhibition at the handy to accompany your following ports, Bunbury meal. For an outstanding HAGN#030/291 Esperance Getaway (22/08 – 4/09), Mandurah experience, indulge in a Clean, comfortable and affordable (5/09 – 14/09), Hillarys wine and food matching degustation. ATTRACTIVE AUTUMN RATES! 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HAGN#)78/291 and relocations cost and sition is well placed to ad- House of Commons, then during which a backbench- and impact assessment expenditure on furniture dress the transition away petitioning the Speaker er can raise a subject that of the freeze in overseas appropriate for a smaller from land revenue.” for an emergency debate has been previously tabled) state pensions, as well as a house, no wonder many In WA the Property and  nally securing a de- to voice an impassioned country-by-country analy- people who would bene t Council is calling for a fairer bate which was held in the appeal for a debate once sis of the number of people from downsizing are reluc- and more effi cient tax sys- House of Commons on Parliament resumed in two aff ected. tant to make the move. tem. In its pre-Budget sub- Wednesday 11 May. weeks. For those who would The ACT has already mission it suggested stamp His motion, EDM 1235, “The Uprating Regu- like to read or even watch made the decision to ditch duty concessions for off - called for the annulment of lations are being forced the debate I have enclosed stamp duty. the-plan purchases and se- the Uprating Regulations, through this House,” he a link to the All Party Par- “Stamp duty is an un- niors looking to downsize which are the statutory in- declared, referring to the liamentary Group Web fair and ineffi cient tax. It A report by the Victorian strument the government fact that pension freezing site and the debate fro- distorts investment deci- Council of Social Services uses in the spring of each for another year would au- zenbritishpensions.org/ sions, and makes the cost says the eff ect of stamp year to exclude frozen pen- tomatically take eff ect by commons-debate-frozen- of buying a home more duty is to discourage empty sioners from the uprating default during the Easter pensions/ expensive,” said ACT Chief nesters from trading down that has just been award- break. “The House should Anyone who would like $ Minister and Treasurer An- to smaller dwellings, so AND YOURS ed to all state pensioners have the opportunity to to discuss the above or FROM 180,000 drew Barr. housing stocks are unde- across the globe. In order debate the matter, which any other aspects regard- “This has already made rutilised, and some retired (NO STAMP DUTY OR TAXES) for the exclusion to not take not only leaves 550,000 UK ing their UK State Pensions buying a home cheaper home owners prevented automatic eff ect, the tabled pensioners facing hardship, is welcome to contact Brit- – the buyer of a $500,000 from releasing housing regulations must be an- but discourages many UK ish Pensions in Australia home is already saving wealth to supplement their nulled by Parliament, which citizens living in the UK from on 1300 308 353 or Mike $4700 in stamp duty. We pensions. requires a vote to take place returning to their country of Goodall BPiA’s Coordina- have also signi cantly cut In fact pretty well every- in the House. origin, as many wish to do tor in Western Australian stamp duty for commercial one wants to abolish stamp EDM 1235 was signed in their retirement.” on (08) 6364 0859 e-mail:- property – and as a result duty, except the WA State in short order by 93 MPs The debate on 11 May mikecgoodall@btconnect. there has been an increase government. representing eight parties, was conducted with sup- com

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In recent years known as Rossmoyne Currently, more than 30 ters Facebook page. See was formed. It was the  rst the WA division were suc- Adventist Retirement Vil- per cent of these apart- the advert on page 12 of branch of the national body cessful in advocating for a to be established in West- photo ID card for seniors lage. ments have been sold; this issue. ern Australia. A buff et lun- who no longer possessed Australis promises to and it’s no wonder, be- For further information cheon is being planned to a document with a photo be a state of the art fa- ing positioned within the please contact Daniel mark the occasion featuring ID such as a driver’s license cility that will provide 86 highly respected suburb Gallop, Independent Liv- guest speaker, Nick Bruin- or passport. Currently the architecturally designed of Rossmoyne, adjacent ing consultant on 9259 ing, a  nancial advisor and division is pressing to have GONE are the days tea. Retirement now of- modern, quality apart- to the bush-forever Ya- 6603, or email ross- columnist with The West stamp duty abolished or re- when retirement meant fers so much more. It is ments, with generous gan Reserve, and ideally moynewaters@adventist. Australian. duced for seniors who want sitting back on your re- now all about the lifestyle sized balconies off ering distanced from the hustle com.au In 1996 a small group of to downsize their home. cliner chair reading the people want. vistas to the Perth city of the city, Rossmoyne Is it time for you to self funded retirees realised There are sixty branch- newspaper and drinking Rossmoyne Waters is skyline, and the ever Waters remains the ex- make a new start? they were being disadvan- es and seven divisions taged compared to fellow throughout Australia. The retirees. They decided to Northern Territory launched do something about it. Jeff their  rst branch and divi- Trew, who sadly passed sion in November last year. away last month, was one Even though the Perth of the instigators. He, with branch membership has his wife Joan, worked tire- declined in recent years, lessly over the next few the branch meets once a years helping to establish month. Guest speakers 11 more branches through- inform members and the out the state in the metro- visitors who attend about politan and regional areas. matters concerning retirees Jeff wrote an article including  nancial issues for which was published in self funded retirees. These the branch’s March 2011 include self managed su- Newsletter and is still rel- perannuation, property is- evant, perhaps even more sues especially preparing so in 2016: to downsize, Centrelink and “The Association of In- information on preparing dependent Retirees to my and storing wills and Pow- mind is just as relevant to- ers of Attorney. day as it was when I joined To celebrate the twen- back in 1996. Not only will tieth anniversary, a buff et there continue to be issues luncheon which will be held raised that need advocacy at the Cambridge Bowling on the part of all fully and and Recreation Club on Fri- partly self funded retirees day, 19 August. Past mem- there is also the issue of bers of the branch may like maintaining those ben- to attend. e ts that we have already The cost of $20 must be achieved. The majority of paid by 1 August. Contact these issues require advo- the secretary Val Carter by cacy at the Federal Gov- email, valma.carter@big- ernment level, AIR is well pond.com. placed to continue this ad- The Perth branch meets vocacy on our behalf with at the Cambridge Bowl- a proven track record of ing Club on the third Friday achievement.” of each month. The next Advocacy is one of the meeting will be on 17 June most important functions at 10am. The guest speaker undertaken by the Associa- will be representatives from tion. AIR advocates on be- National Hearing, who are half of its members based one of the national spon- on policy positions across sors. A free hearing test is the four core areas of  - available to members of nancial, aged care reform, AIR at the June meeting or health care reform and so- at their clinic at Subiaco. cial welfare to advance and Those wishing to have a protect their interests and free test need to contact independent lifestyles. the secretary. There will be Much has been achieved a bring and shared meal af- for self funded retirees in- ter the meeting. Visitors are cluding the establishment always welcome to attend of the Commonwealth the Perth branch or any Seniors Health Care card, other AIR meetings.

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The Commission re- e cial to business and the PEOPLE aged 55 years number of people over 65 Establishing a Minister The Willing to Work re- She said the rise in ceived 1102 enquiries economy. and over make up roughly will double by 2055, when for Longevity; port also recommends mature-age long-term un- about age discrimination A seven per cent in- a quarter of the popula- life expectancy will be well Develop national action improvements to exist- employment and the long last year. Of these 62 per crease in mature-age la- tion, but only 16 per cent over 90 for both men and plans to address employ- ing laws and policies and duration of unemploy- cent of enquiries and 71 bour force participation of the workforce. women. ment discrimination and presents a suite of strate- ment, is of particular con- per cent of complaints would bring Australia into The Age and Disability “Without changes, increase the labour force gies for businesses and cern. People who have about age discrimination line with the top eight Discrimination Commis- people who lose their jobs participation of older employers to improve been unemployed for a were in the area of em- OECD countries. It would sioner, Ms Susan Ryan in their 50s may live up to people and people with employment of older long time face greater dif- ployment. raise Gross Domestic said almost 74 per cent another forty years with- disability. people.  culty  nding subsequent The report said em- Product by $25 billion by of Australians aged 55–59 out paid employment.” Expand the role of the Mature-age people are work. ployment is important 2022 and $50 billion by had jobs last year, but this Ms Ryan has just com- Workplace Gender Equal- less likely to be unem- Last year the Australian for individual welfare and 2050. dropped to 56 per cent of pleted a report on behalf ity Agency to become the ployed than younger peo- Human Rights Commis- economic security, al- The report: the Willing 60–64 year olds, and fell of the Australian Human Workplace Gender Equal- ple, but they tend to have sion released the  rst sur- lowing people to provide to Work: National Inquiry to 13 per cent of people Rights Commission, on ity and Diversity Agency. greater diffi culty  nding vey of age discrimination for themselves and their into Employment Dis- over 65. age and disability discrim- Introducing national subsequent employment in the workplace. families, improve their crimination Against Older “This sharp decline ination in employment. education campaigns to when they do become They found 27 per standard of living and Australians and Aus- dispel myths and stereo- unemployed. cent of people over the save for retirement as well tralians with disability is types about older people In November 2015, age of 50 had recently as facilitating mental and available at www.human- and people with disabili- the average duration of experienced discrimina- physical health, and so- rights.gov.au/our-work/ Southern Cross ties. unemployment for ma- tion in the workplace, in cial connections. disability-rights/publica- Adopt targets for em- ture-age people was 68 one third of cases the Eliminating discrimina- tions/willing-work-nation- ployment and retention of weeks, compared with 30 discrimination occurred tion and removing bar- al-inquiry-employment- older people and people weeks for 15–24 year olds when they were applying riers to equal workforce discrimination Living and leaving in style at Belswan WITH winter upon us it’s great to have our neighbours are happy to give the the choice of bunkering down in your garden a squirt of water should it need warm, easy care home in a Belswan Vil- a drink.” FOR RENT lage or to escape to warmer climes. 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Date: Saturday 23rd July 2016 Time: 10am to 12pm with lunch available until 1pm Venue: Crown Perth, Burswood Botanical Rooms 2 & 3 jurienbayvillage.com.au HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 41 Retire in Style ADVERTISING FEATURE Clubhouse is out of this world mercial buildings and is and good environmen- low carbon and healthy our organisation to oper- a world class certi ca- tal stewardship, and are transport such as bicy- ate with a low environ- tion, on par with LEED committed to setting cles. mental impact and a fo- Platinum in the US and an example for effi cient Electricity, gas, and cus on leaving the world BREEAM Outstanding in design and responsible water sub-metering and in a better condition than the UK. consumption of resourc- monitoring to identify we found it,” Mr Wood “While there are six es through its village de- resource use and any is- said. other 6-star green star velopments,” he said. sues before they become The building opening buildings currently in WA, The Tuart Lakes club- major problems. was attended by NLV’s most of these are offi ces, house has been built with And a soon to be in- founder and managing government buildings, several sustainable de- stalled 100kW solar sys- director, John Wood, or schools. NLV has just sign features, which are tem on the roof to pro- Tony Simpson MLA, received its 6-star award too numerous to list, but vide clean energy to the Minister for Local Gov- certi cation for building include: effi cient heating building. ernment; Community Left to right; Mark McGowan MLA, Leader of the Opposition - Tony Simpson MLA, design and we are in the and cooling, including “As we celebrate the Services; Youth; Seniors Minister for Local Government; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Youth  nal stages of submis- zoned spaces, motion opening of this beautiful and Volunteering; Barry - NLV’s founder and managing director, John Wood and Member for Rockingham, sion for the as-construct- sensing, and timers. and impressive facility, Sammels, Mayor City Barry Sammels, Mayor City of Rockingham ed certi cation,” Mr Effi cient lighting, in- it’s important to under- of Rockingham, Mark Wood said. cluding use of LEDs, mo- stand that while there McGowan MLA, Leader IT HAS been hailed as beautiful,” said resident Ms Naughton is refer- “The organisational tion sensors and timers. is a large environmental of the Opposition and the  rst 6-star, green star Marlene Naughton. “I’ve ring to the third stage of commitment required to Low VOC (volatile or- impact in the construc- Member for Rocking- residential community been here three years, the building which in- achieve a 6-star green ganic compounds) and tion of this building, there ham, and Reece Whitby, building in WA. Late last and John Wood and his cludes an indoor heated star rating cannot be un- low PVC in building ma- is a much more substan- Labor candidate for the month, the multi-million- team have exceeded swimming pool, spa, derstated. It has taken a terials. tial environmental impact new seat of Baldivis. dollar, Christou architect- expectations. He has sauna, exercise centre, substantial eff ort by our Quality materials and in the operation of the During his opening designed clubhouse at delivered on his prom- library, movie theatre and project team and our insulation throughout. building. speech Mayor Barry Tuart Lakes Lifestyle Re- ises and the outcome is grand reception entrance suppliers to get to this Development of a “By ensuring that sus- Sammels joked that he sort, was completed in unbelievable,” she said. which is more akin a point, and a substantial waste minimisation strat- tainability has been de- and his wife might well its entirety and opened “The security is excel- 5-star hotel lobby than a  nancial commitment by egy and waste reduction signed into the building’s end up moving to Tuart for all to admire. lent, and the clubhouse is clubhouse. the NLV leadership team. plan. fabric, we are making a Lakes Lifestyle Resort The  nal stage of the open 24/7 which means Six-stars is the highest “We recognise the im- Attention to trans- commitment to our life- due to its impressive fa- clubhouse has been people can use the in- rating possible for com- portance of sustainability port and facilitation of stylers, our children, and cilities. worth the wait for life- door pool at night if they stylers, (the aff ectionate want to. There’s even HAGN#042/291 term NLV uses to refer to hooks on the seat at the homeowners of the Tuart entrance for dogs, so life- Lovely Augusta NAREMBEEN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Lakes Resort). stylers can collect their - why not move “It’s out of this world - mail from the post box.” Narembeen, A Great Place to Live!

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Phone Geraldine OʼShaughnessy A limited number of villas and apartments will be available for purchase in the coming months. on 9285 3021 for an appointment 42 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 Retire in Style ADVERTISING FEATURE Geoff puts his best foot forward and helps SwanCare’s latest resident improve the lives of Perth people is paw-fect without drawing breath.” have owned a pet at Geoff has a busy week these days, running classes some time in their lives. at Maylands on Tuesday mornings, Parkland Villas in “Because of this it is Woodlands Wednesday mornings, Nedlands Affi nity no surprise that animal Club Wednesday afternoons and St Luke’s Church, interaction is a great Mosman Park Friday mornings. source of therapy,” he “It keeps me active and you meet nice people,” he says. “Research also said. “I do an odd job now and then, including one at shows that animals im- Carlisle recently and a couple of gigs for the City of prove the wellbeing of Bayswater. I also take part in the annual Have a Go people and this is one Day; I started doing rock’n’roll there in 2003.” of the reasons why we Geoff says many of the people doing line dancing are thought it would be a aged in their 60s, with others in their 70s and even 80s. very positive experi- One lady in Woodlands is aged 91. ence for our residents “Some people have a go using walking frames after to receive visits from a surgery – a friend takes a class with people in wheel- Meet Jake, SwanCare’s therapy dog therapy dog on a regu- chairs. Some ladies have diffi culty turning so you slow lar basis. the variations and replace the spins. It’s all about using THE very latest resident of whom have owned “Jake is certainly the brain while using the body.” Put your best foot forward with Geoff Tuke (centre) to be welcomed at Sw- and loved dogs in their a popular resident at Geoff said Stanford University in the United States anCare’s Bentley Park younger years. did a 21-year study on people aged 75 and over which SwanCare and it’s obvi- by Josephine Allison Independent Living “Jake has had an ous that everyone has concluded that dancing in its various forms is streets Units has four legs and extremely positive in- ahead of all other forms of physical and mental exer- fallen in love with him IT’S a Tuesday morning at the Maylands Autumn Club cise in minimising the onset of dementia and improving a tail that wags enthusi-  uence on residents, already.” and a small group of line dancers are going through balance, thus preventing falls. The researchers wanted astically. as well as SwanCare’s SwanCare has been their paces under the watchful eye of teacher Geoff to see if any physical or cognitive recreational activities Standard poodle staff and our neigh- caring for seniors in Tuke who runs Keep on Dancing. All My Ex’s Live in in uenced mental acuity. Jake is SwanCare’s bours at the village,” Western Australia for Texas booms out across the  oor as the dancers strut The study showed that some activities had a signi - new therapy dog, after Anne says. over 50 years, since the their stuff to Geoff ’s gentle encouragement. cant bene cial eff ect while others had none. But people being adopted when “Already we are  nd- not-for-pro t organisa- Line dancing makes use of accredited dance styles who danced frequently scored 76 per cent as a physi- his future looked un- ing that his presence is tion was established such as the cha cha, waltz and tango with a bit of jive cal activity to prevent dementia. Diff erent dance styles certain by village resi- very relaxing for resi- in the early 1960s as and swing. It is a popular pastime for Perth seniors, will rate diff erently. The top rated style is rock’n’roll or dents Ann and John dents, they love strok- Swan Cottage Homes. helping improve mobility as well as ensuring a pleasant swing dance, followed by Latin and ballroom dancing, Jacobs. ing him and giving him SwanCare operates few hours, says Geoff . then square dancing where the moves are called. The three-year-old treats, and his visits Independent Living “I just love seeing people having a good time on the Following these are the sequence dance styles such hound now meets and certainly increase inter- Units known as Bentley dance  oor and spreading a bit of joy.” as new vogue, line dancing and bootscooting. Al- greets people at Sw- activity with residents Park Retirement Village Geoff has been running line dance classes for about though these styles are less challenging than the others anCare’s Tandara and who are living with de- and Australind Rise, in  ve years, starting off as a keen rock ‘n’ roll dancer at because of the repeating sequence, they are no less Waminda aged care mentia. The feedback addition to three Bent- a church hall in North Beach where he met wife Jan. challenging in the learning process, hence the large vol- facilities, where he has we’ve received from ley-based residential “When the band stopped playing, people would get ume of new dance sequences always coming along. become a huge hit. everyone has been very care centres: Waminda, up and do line dancing. I was asked by the Volunteer Geoff says all people need to join a class is comfort- His owner Ann Ja- positive.” Tandara, and Kingia, all Task Force to do an eight-week course for a group of able clothing and shoes. He is keen for more people to cobs says the twice- SwanCare group of which are fully ac- seniors at Piney Lakes and I was hooked. It was in- take up line dancing at venues around Perth. Visit his weekly visits bring chief executive offi cer credited, as well as a teresting to see seniors huffi ng and puffi ng in the  rst website seniorslinedance.com, email him info@rock- companionship to Graham Francis says Community Care pro- lessons and then, after a while, going straight through nroll.com.au or contact him on 0419 790 799. residents, the majority 85 per cent of people gram. 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Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be - The Story of Bon Scott on sale to celebrate what would have up including Ashley Naylor from the middle of Melbourne in the 1970s, the lead role since 2011 said, “Fre- been the 70th Birthday of the legend- RocKwiz Orkestra, performing more singing the story of life on the road, of mantle feels like Bon’s spiritual home. ary Bon Scott at Fremantle’s Fly By than 20 songs from Bon’s entire era. It dreams and broken promises, of the It’s where he spent his formative years, Night Musicians Club. tells the story of Bon Scott’s life – his . from 10 to 20, and it’s where he cut his As well as the show on 9 July, Bon’s childhood, his family, his secrets, the At the centre of the band stood a teeth on music. To perform the show actual birthday, the season now in- bands that came before his rise to man with bagpipes and a wicked grin – in Fremantle, in proximity to where his cludes Friday 8 July at 8pm and Sun- fame with AC/DC, and his rock and roll Bon Scott. Bon’s bravado was famous, statue is and where he is buried, where day 10 July at 5pm. dreams. his survival skills  nely tuned, and at he lived with his family is very special Producer, director and writer of this Helpmann award-winning producer that time he was ready to be a rock and to me.” theatrical production, Andrew Barker, Andrew Barker was inspired to explore roll superstar.“ “Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be is a was compelled to bring the show to and write Bon’s story after co-creating Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be follows theatrical production, part narrative, Bon’s home-town of Fremantle to mark and producing The Man In Black: The Bon’s life from Scotland to Australia, part rock concert and you will discover the occasion following discussions Johnny Cash Story. through his hell-raising teenage years things you will never have known about with the ambassador of the Offi cial “It’s always struck me that Bon Scott and the bands that came before AC/ him. 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New Metso classical concert planned for June ture three of their fa- ture to Rossini’s opera Modern School on a mu- of Mendelsohn’s  fth (www.trybooking.com/ vourite composers with Semiramide which he sic scholarship where symphony, the Reforma- Event/EventListingURL. Bruce Herriman conduct- wrote in 1823. The range she studied with Ashley tion. Late in 1829, the aspx?aid=10540). ing. Bruce is principal of and balance of musi- Arbuckle, graduating in young Felix – who kept The regular price of the Instrumental Music cal ideas make Semir- 2010 with the awards the hyphenated name entry ($25 adult, $20 con- School Services of the amide one of Rossini’s for Top Instrumentalist Mendelssohn-Bartholdy cession, group tickets WA Department of Edu-  nest contributions to and the STABB Music adopted by his parents available) also includes cation and oversees the opera and deservedly Scholarship. She has had when they were received afternoon tea. state wide instrumental one of the most popular. an exciting career since into the Lutheran Church More information music programme in WA Violinist Eliza Mc- then, including perform- – began this symphony to about the Metropolitan public schools. Bruce Cracken will perform ing in masterclasses for commemorate the estab- Symphony Orchestra is has toured Japan, Korea Saint Saëns’ third violin Pinchas Zuckerman and lishment of the Lutheran available at http://www. as conductor with the concerto. Composed in Jayson Gillham, as well Church. metso.asn.au. WA Youth Concert Band 1880, the concerto was as the Borodin String The concert will be WIN WIN WIN Violinist Eliza McCracken and Scandinavia with the launched by the remark- Quartet and the Doric held at 3pm on Sunday To be in the draw to Australian Youth Wind able Spanish virtuoso String Quartet. She has 26 June, at the John In- win one of  ve double THREE brilliant compos- tablished in 1977, the Orchestra and he was Pablo de Sarasate. This been concertmaster with verarity Music and Drama passes to Metso’s next ers featured in coming orchestra has performed invited as guest conduc- concerto is the most fre- the West Australian Youth Centre, Hale School, Un- concert to held on Sun- Metropolitan Symphony regularly ever since, pro- tor for the Queensland quently played of Saint Orchestra, has performed win Avenue, Wembley day 26 June simply Orchestra (MetSo) con- viding a musical home for State Honours ensem- Saëns’ three violin con- with the Australian World Downs. email win@haveagone- cert will delight music keen amateur musicians ble program held at the certos. Orchestra (under the ba- Tickets will be avail- ws.com.au or call the lovers. covering an age range Queensland Conservato- Eliza McCracken start- ton of Sir Simon Rattle) able at the door. Book- offi ce during business The MetSo is one of from seventeen to seven- rium in 2009 and 2013. ed learning the violin at a and more. ings are available by hours on 9227 8283 Perth’s leading com- ties. The performance will young age. In 2006 she The concert will con- phone (Call Andrea on Competition closes munity orchestras. Es- This concert will fea- commence with the over- was accepted into Perth clude with a performance 0435 174 550) or online 20/06/16. Faith - Soweto Gospel Choir returns to Perth FAITH, the 2016 Austra- faith as well as recognis- the late . nomination for its collab- over the world. It has lian tour by one of the ing its spiritual journey Soweto Gospel Choir oration with Peter Gabriel performed for, and cel- world greatest vocal en- since its formation in has won more accolades on the Disney Pixar  lm, ebrated with, world sembles, Soweto Gos- 2002. Faith also relates than any other choir in Wall E. leaders including Nelson pel Choir, will include to the title of the latest the world, including four With more than a Mandela, who was born Perth and selected ven- song incorporated in its Grammys and an Emmy 1000 live performances, in Soweto, Desmond ues in regional Western 2016 repertoire, Have a Award for its work with Soweto Gospel Choir Tutu, the British Royal Australia. Faith re ects Little Faith, best known Bono and U2 as well has brought joy to the family and Presidents the Choir’s personal through the recording of as an Academy Award lives of audiences all Obama and Clinton.

HAGN#057/291 Soweto Gospel Choir has recorded and per- ART for ALL formed with some of the HAGN#053/291 world’s greatest artists • 11-23 June 14th Annual Atwell Youth Awards an including Queen, Peter open exhibition for young artists of high school age Gabriel, Aretha Franklin, • 25 June-3 July “2 Views” exhibition with Lunchtime , Robert in the Gallery 29 June, 12pm-2pm, free admission, Plant, Celine Dion, Red byo lunch Hot Chilli Peppers, Jen- nifer Hudson, Dianna • 11-15 July Robert Knight workshops; Be inspired by his spiritual, inward looking landscapes. Robert will Ross, Josh Grobin, be demonstrating in oils but you can use your Johnny Clegg and An- favourite medium. dre Rieu. Includes Lunchtime in the Gallery 13 July, 12pm-2pm Soweto Gospel Choir comes from Johannes- ATWELL GALLERY AT ATWELL ARTS CENTRE burg, South Africa, and is Riverside location on bus route - Plenty of parking - air conditioned named after the suburb 586 Canning Hwy, (Cnr North Lake) Alfred Cove of Soweto (South West

*Proceeds to the Atwell House Restoration Fund Ph: 9330 2800 www.atwellarts.com Township) where major uprisings occurred that HAGN#085/291 HAGN#103/291 eventually brought de- mocracy to South Africa. The choir is musically led by three of its found- SINGIN’ The Tivoli Club of WA Inc presents in the ing members, choir di- rector, Shimmy Jiyane, RAIN musical director, Milton Ndlakuse, and manager, “ Mulalo Mulovhedzi. JERSEY Don’t miss the oppor- UPCOMING SHOWS IN 2016 THAT’S tunity to experience the BOYS choir’s amazing Austra- ENTERTAINMENT” lian repertoire, which in- cludes a mix of Gospel, TheTh Tivoli presents an exciting mix of unforgettable songs The Italian Tenors - Viva La Vita South African traditional 10 September fromfro Broadway’s favourite shows that include That’s EntertainmentEn , Big Girls Don’t Cry, Gotta Have a and international clas- The Italian Tenors named their new album with a purpose - to regain passion and GGimmick, The Deadwood Stage and many more... sics as well as freedom the Italian way of life. They have drawn a line between popular Italian pop songs Gyspy ComeC along for a fun time and be entertained by our songs. and classical music. dancers,d singers and comedians strutting their stuff Albany Entertainment Centre – Saturday 23 Evening performances: July; 7.30pm bookings: - Classic Carpenters July 29 and August 5, 12, 19 9844 5000 ticketek.com. 10 December Shows commence at 8pm au 2013 X-Factor winner, singersongwriter and multi instrumentalist Dami Im unveils Doors open at 7.30pm Perth Concert Hall – her new album and tour, Classic Carpenters. A breathtaking homage and Sunday 24 July; 7pm re-invention to one of her idols, . The show features all the Matinees: bookings: 9231 9999 Carpenters classics. July 24 and August 7, 14, 21 www.perthconcerthall. CALAMITY Shows commence at 12noon com.au Mandurah Performing The Rat Pack from Vegas Doors open at 11.30am JANE Arts Centre – Monday 17 December 25 July; 7pm bookings: Direct from Las vegas and following a sold out tour of the U.S. and the U.K., the TICKETS: 9550 3900 www.man- Rat Pack will be making their way to Australia. ‘Frank’ (Robbie Howard), ‘Dean’ Adult $20 Pensioner $17 Child $10 pac.com.au (Johnny Edwards) and ‘Sammy’ (Nicholas brooks) will be back in town and will All tickets include show, chicken & chip meal, Bunbury Regional Arts be lighting up stages across the country. tea and coffee. BYO alcohol and glasses Centre – Tuesday 26 July; 7pm: bookings - BOOKINGS: 1300 661 272 www.bun- Email [email protected] buryentertainment.com 9364 5463 (Please leave a message) All tickets available at www.astortheatreperth.com Find us on www.sowetogospel- or call 1300 111 369 Visit www.tivoli.org.au choir.com HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 53

On the silver screen A Perfect Specimen - true story about the June  lms star attraction of the travelling freak show BEHOLD the dying days of the travelling freak claimed WA playwright and 2013 Emerging show and the true story of its star attraction: Ju- Writers Group prize winner, Nathaniel Mon- lia Pastrana, the ape-woman. crieff . Black Swan State Theatre Company is proud Artistic director of Black Swan, Kate Cherry to present the world premiere of A Perfect says, “A Perfect Specimen belies a unique Specimen as part of the Winter Arts Festival in writing talent in Nathaniel Moncrieff and so- the Studio Underground, State Theatre Centre phisticated theatricality and uses a true story to of WA from Thursday 30 June to Sunday 17 examine our obsessions with beauty and the July. grotesque.” Theodore Lent (Luke Hewitt) is a calculat- Bookings at ticketek.com.au or call ing businessman on the cutting edge of one 1300 795 012. of America’s most popular exports: the travel- WIN WIN WIN ling freak show. When his wife and star attrac- To be in the draw to win one of three tion Julia (Adriane Daff ) falls pregnant, Theo double passes to A Perfect Specimen on couldn’t be happier. What could be better than Tuesday 5 July at 8pm, at the Studio Under- two stars for the price of one? ground, State Theatre Centre of WA simply However, dark clouds are forming in Theo’s send an email to [email protected]. immediate future, as he begins taking steps to- au or send an envelope to A Perfect Speci- ward the decision that will cost him his friends, men – C/- Have a Go News – PO Box 1042, his sanity, and perhaps even his life… West Leederville 6901. Please include your Theodore Lent (Luke Hewitt) and A heart-wrenching world premiere of the name, address and phone number on the Julia (Adriane Daff ) © Robert Frirth tragic, true tale of Julia Pastrana from ac- reverse side. Competition closes 30/06/16. Dami Im performs her Classic Carpenters tour at the Astor penters which is a breath-taking voice which is so pure and clear, rather than pretending to be homage and re-invention to one yet somehow fragile and mourn- someone else.” of Dami’s idols, Karen Carpenter. ful. (Her voice) was just like her For Dami, Classic Carpenters The show features all the clas- life that seemed perfect on the is about one thing… the music. sics like There’s A Kind Of Hush, outside but lonely and lost on Great songs are made to be sung Queen of the Desert Close To You, Rainy Days and the inside. Her music sings of and those song-lines are carried NICOLE Kidman stars in this epic, beautiful and inspir- Monday’s, and optimism but a deeper emotion through generations. Dami’s ad- ing  lm as British explorer and adventurer Gertrude more, plus Dami’s chart-topping carries through… the more I per- ventures with music started when Bell; a traveller, writer, archaeologist, explorer, cartog- hits Alive, Super Love and Gladi- formed their songs, more and she was  ve years old and learn- rapher, and political attaché for the British Empire at ator. She will reprise her stun- more I could relate with Karen,” ing the piano. That led to classi- the dawn of the twentieth century. ning song Sound of Silence per- said Dami. cal piano and a Masters degree in A true story of the life of British explorer and adven- formed at Eurovision in Sweden “My intention isn’t to copy Kar- singing jazz. turer, Gertrude Bell, Queen of the Desert chronicles for Australia and share the behind en’s voice or her tone,” she said. Performing for one night only, her journeys of love and loss in the Middle East dur- the scenes news of her journey to “Our voices naturally sound so don’t miss this fabulous concert ing the early 20th century, starring Kidman alongside DAMI IM, 2013 X-Factor win- Eurovision. diff erent. I try to bring out the joy at the Astor on 10 December. James Franco and Robert Pattinson. ner, singer songwriter and multi- “I really liked the feeling of in- and the innocence in the songs Bookings www.astor- Queen of the Desert is now showing at Hoyts Car- instrumentalist, unveils her new nocence and magic these songs while trying to sing them as hon- theatreperth.com or call ousel, Cinema Paradiso, Luna on SX and Event Cin- album and tour, Classic Car- had. I loved the tone of Karen’s est and raw as I could as Dami, 1300 111 369. emas Innaloo – rated M. Now You See Me 2 HAGN#136/291 Following the box offi ce hit Now You See Me, Lizzy Seniors Recreation Council of WA Inc Caplan and Daniel Radcliff e join original cast mem- bers Mark Ruff alo, Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrel- son and Morgan Freeman for a second mind-bending adventure, elevating the limits of stage illusion to new heights in Now You See Me 2, reappearing in cinemas on 2 June. One year after outwitting the FBI and win- ning the public’s adulation, the four horsemen resur- face for a comeback performance, determined to ex- pose the unethical practices of a tech magnate. Now showing at cinemas everywhere – rated M COUNTRY Independence Day Resurgence Director Roland Emmerich returns to the helm twenty years, after directing the original Indepen- MUSIC SHOW dence Day Resurgence. Now, on 23 June its back – exhilarating and entertaining. Independence Day Re- presented for your enjoyment surgence will have you on the edge of your seat from by Phil Paddon and Red Dog Music start to  nish. Original cast members Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman and Vivica A Fox are back, joined by new- Sunday 19 June, 12.30-5pm comers including Australia’s own Liam Hemsworth in Morley Sport and Recreation Centre this next epic chapter of a global catastrophe on an unimaginable scale. Cnr Wellington Rd and Mangini St, Morley We always knew they were coming back. Using re- covered alien technology, the nations of Earth have collaborated on an immense defense program to pro- tect the planet. But nothing can prepare us for the aliens’ advanced and unprecedented force. Only the ingenuity of a few brave men and women can bring our world back from the brink of extinction. The ultimate blockbuster experience in 3D, in cin- emas 23 June. Ice Age: Collision Course The end of the chillogy is here with Ice Age: Col- lision Course where the world’s most hilarious herd is back in action for the animated movie event of the year. These school holidays, the biggest and most hi- larious Ice Age ever hits cinemas – Ice Age: Collision Course. Opening in cinemas on 30 June (with advance screenings 24-26 June). Collision Course marks the end of the Ice Age as everyone’s favourite herd re- Special guest mutli-talented balladeer and yodeller turn to cinemas with the biggest comedy adventure Laura Downing from Queensland yet. Scrat’s epic pursuit of the elusive acorn catapults Renowned artist balladeer Brian Letton him into the universe where he accidentally sets off a from Tamworth series of cosmic events that transform and threaten the Ice Age World. To save themselves, Sid, Manny, Band of mates Terry Bennetts, Evan Platschinda and Diego, and the rest of the herd must leave their home Ginger Cox talented guitarists and country balladeers and embark on a quest full of comedy and adventure, Local crowd favourite Kate Hindle traveling to exotic new lands and encountering a host of colourful new characters. Special guest appaearance by Kingsley Day In cinemas 30 June. 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BRUNETTE lady, slim, GENT mid 70s, WLTM WIDOW young, 78, lively, LADY late 60s, good happy disposition, WLTM friendly, sincere Asian lady romantic, attractive, edu- presentation, healthy, Seeking a Friend a gent 75+ with similar in- for long lasting friendship. cated, indepth astrolo- NS, SD, GSOH, enjoys Friend to Friend: terests as friend compan- SOR. ALA. ger, composer, painter, music, dancing, movies, When replying to an entry... ion, GSOH, f/sec, music, Reply Box 7129 loves nature, countryside, good food, conversation, ATTRACTIVE English dance, travel, TLC, NOR, classical music, opera, travel, has family values, To reply to the advertisements in Friend to born lady, 60s, medium landline preferred. GENT retired, slim to poetry, gardening, world own home, WLTM gent Friend nominate the reply box (the number build, 5’2”, educated, re- Reply Box 7121 medium build, 80kgs, politics, gentle life. WLTM 5’9”plus, similar age and located at the right hand bottom corner of  ned, feminine, GSOH, 180cm, tall, NS,  n sec, astrologically compat- attributes to share happy the ad) concerned and post to: DTE, ND, SOR. Likes FRENCH couple, 60s, own home, romantic, ible, warm-hearted, love- times. ALA. eg. Reply Box 4100 good conversation, read- seeking francophile, great southern. WLTM able gentleman of rich, Reply Box 7123 c/- Friend to Friend, ing, walking, gardening, friendly singles, couples slim lady, NS, who likes aesthetic, understanding, PO Box 1042, West Leederville, WA 6901. country drives. WLTM to enjoy, discover positive happy fun times and trav- Mandurah. (example only) re ned, caring, sincere side of French life, cul- el, dining in/out. Likes the Reply Box 7125 Send your reply on a single sheet of paper. gentleman, 65-72, genu- Visit Have a Go News online: ture. French speaking not beach and coff ee. www.haveagonews.com.au Place in a small envelope 11B ine replies only. Photo ap- required. Open minded Reply Box 7132 (measures approx. 14 x 9cm). preciated. ALA. people only. Let’s meet Reply Box 7131 No greeting cards or bulky items. socially for home cooking, GOOD looking, educated SOUTH WEST widower, All replies will be forwarded at the end of each movies, barbecue, picnic and  nancially independ- mid 70s, fostering 10 month. AUSTRALIAN lady, etc. No fees. ent gent with Asian back- Seeking a Partner svelte, full of life, agelessly year old grand daughter. All replies are strictly con dential and are not Reply Box 7136 ground, live close to Perth WLTM lady to housekeep, opened. pretty, timelessly healthy, city, searching for an in- purposeful conscious GENT 67,  t and active, companion in exchange telligent caucasian senior for free in home accom- clean living, DTE, sensi- medium build, tidy ap- for romantic friendship. ble, light hearted, secure, pearance, NS, easygoing, modation. I enjoy cara- Preferable age is 65 to 90. vanning, cruising, AFL, independent, empty nest, positive outlook, good ALA. AUSTRALIAN Italian, re- listener,  n sec, enjoys cricket, NS, SD, DTE. NS/ND, educated, trav- Reply Box 7130 tired, professional, gen- Reply Box 7137 elled, manners, honest, movies, dining out, con- tleman, early 70s, caring, no social media. WLTM versation. WLTM lady, age GUY 65, medium build, communicative, respect- genuinely equal gent NOR open for some TLC, look 5’6”, NS, SD, seeks lady, ing, including space, en- cafe chats for friendship forward to hearing from 50s-60s. Loves singing, vironment, NS, health,  rst. you. playing music, movies conscious, seeks similar Friendship-made-easy through Reply Box 7133 Reply Box 7124 etc. Happy man to be with elegant, petite lady to mid

HAGN#048/291 you. Will be proud of me. 60s, NOR, inner metro, no Available immediately. mind games. Genuine re- food and frivolity SOLUTIONS CONTACT COLUMN Come on ladies and con- plies only. “These ladies and many more are tact me. Reply Box 7126 Reply Box 7128 friend. The program, available to meet a suitable gent” CHRISTIAN lady late running until 30 July, 9371 0380 LADY 56, slim,  t, active, 60s, retired, 5’6”, medium also features a begin- easygoing, travel, music, build, healthy, loving, NS, ners Bollywood-dance DIANELLA LADY 54 youthful, pretty, SOR. WLTM gent, 60+, SD, GSOH, enjoys beach, course, and a craft well spoken Asiatic b’ground. Funloving, honest, NS, GSOH, good food music, dancing, outdoors, course where partici- hd working &  nancially indep. Sk honest, decent and wine. Let’s meet over travel,  n sec, own home, pants can make fused- man, young at heart, to share life 50-70. a coff ee. positive outlook. WLTM glass jewellery, no-sew Reply Box 7127 gentleman of similar age, tote bags and macramé TRIGG LADY 52 Slim, attr, brunette,honest, intel- pot-holders. interests, genuine replies ligent, funny, vivacious, comfortable with who she is. LADY from Torino spoke All courses are de- Successful, indep, generous & cares about others… only. ALA. with Italian gent sitting Reply Box 7138 signed to be fun, very has a heart of gold. Would suit professional/business social, aff ordable and gent who is not shallow 50-65. with Maria at Nollamara Community Centre Sun- GENT 58,  t, healthy, well accessible to all adults. KARDINYA LADY 75 Very gd looking Eurasian, pretty day Dance 17/04/16, in- off , enjoys walking, travel, Befriend is a Perth- smile, well spoken, slim petite  gure, well grmd, troduced myself in Span- movies, fun and life in based non-pro t organ- feminine w/ a lovely gentle nature. Sk caring, ish, I was also with friend, general, looking for a lady. isation with a vision of romantic man, reas educated w/ clean habits you already know him. Reply Box 7118 Befriend members enjoying a cooking course together an inclusive, connected who likes local & o/seas travel 72-82. world. For six years Be- Please contact me here GENT 69 seeks lady thank you. IT IS human nature to ent dietary preferences, friend has been creat- ROCKINGHAM LADY 68 bright, positive, active, Eng- same age, active, crea- love sharing a meal with beliefs or food intoler- ing social opportunities lish/aust, wid, slim, nicely gmd, easy to talk to. Family Reply Box 7135 tive, that sort of thing, is o/seas so is not tied down & would love to do some others, but where can ances. We want to make that are accessible to LADY WLTM NS, SD, guy, talkative, sensible, no we go to do that if we sure that a shared meal and include everyone. caravanning. Also likes cooking, gardening, sport & grumbles, plenty of posi- is an animal lover. Sk everyday kind of man 64-74. 65/70, interested in travel don’t already have a big experience is something It now has more than in/out Australia, open to tives and surprises. Nosy friendship network? that everyone can be 4000 members who BALCATTA LADY 70 wid, sincere, dependable, explore future with slim, ok too. Perth community or- a part of, regardless of are all keen to meet funloving, warm, caring w/ high principals.  n sec lady. Let’s meet for Reply Box 7119 ganisation Befriend Inc. their unique dietary re- people and make new An attr, well grmd, intelligent woman who would has the answer, with coff ee to discuss interests I AM 81, 100 per cent quirements.” connections. The team love to jump in the motor home & travel Australia. their new Sweet Skills All of the recipes will etc. Let’s be adventurous health, enjoy music opera, behind Befriend is pas- Would suit a smart but easygoing man w/ GSOH no lounge lizards, genuine short courses. be gluten-free and vege- sionate about in uenc- who likes his sport 70-77. good food, movies, travel The latest program tarian, and are designed replies only. not a priority as have done ing change by creating NOLLAMARA LADY 48 Stunning Indonesian, has lived Reply Box 7122 features Gluten-Free to be easily modi ed ac- direct opportunities to lots, enjoy good conver- for Foodies, a hands- cording to your tastes. connect individuals, her many years, wid, slim, petite, stylish & modern sation, smoker, very little, w/ old fashioned values. Is a friendly, generous SEEKING south west lady on, four-session course Expect to get a taste of while also in uencing a person seeking a kind respectful man 50-65 active with pride in herself, lovely 153cm, if ok, cuppa is where participants will foods that make a nour- broader cultural change & healthy, to share life. natured, GSOH, intelli-  ne, SD, WLTM NG, fol- learn key dishes that ishing morning break- around inclusion. The gent, DTE, easygoing, NS, low football. can be tailored to glu- fast, easy-travel picnic organisation uses part- MADDINGTON LADY 70 country girl at heart. medium build, who enjoys Reply Box 7120 Animal lover who loves caravan travel & is free ten-free, vegetarian and options, gluten-free nerships with community homelife, outings,  shing, vegan diets. Participants baked goods, and ex- service organisations of ties so can relocate. Petite brunette w/ pride in activities, exploring the ISRAELI gent, 77, 5’8”, appearance, very d.t.earth & goes with the  ow. happy, healthy, 13 years cook together, then sit quisite desserts that are working with people with Sk gent who is just honest & decent 66-76. outback, who also needs down at a themed table gluten-free, dairy-free, disabilities, experiencing to be loved properly, pam- in Australia. WLTM lady to share life together lovingly. to share the meal they’ve sugar-free, vegan and mental health issues or TUART HILL LADY 69 A pretty woman w/lovely blue pered and respected by made. Mandurah area. Jewish raw, so no one misses newly arrived in Austra- eyes & a warm smile. A city girl w/ a full life but miss- a special DTE, sociable, Befriend founder Nick out. not religious. Industrial lia to link them into their ing a special man to enjoy doing things as a couple. semi-retired, young mid Maisey says, “Food is a Gluten-Free for Food- community. Likes the theatre, concerts, cooking good food, 60s genuine guy, seeking engineer, vegetarian, na- way of bringing people ies is one of a number turopath, NS, ND, GSOH. Course details and the garden, a bit of golf &  exible to try new things. strong relationship. together, but it’s easy of courses off ered in the registrations via befriend. Sk gent 65-75. Reply Box 7139 Outings, music, reading, for people to get left recently released Sweet org.au/sweet-skills or socialising, good conver- out if they have diff er- Skills program from Be- call 0404 831 201. SOLUTIONSMATCHMAKING.COM.AU Visit Have a Go News online: sation. Matching mature singles since 1995 www.haveagonews.com.au Reply Box 7134 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 291 JUNE 2016 55 SCENE SOCIALLY

SCENE (1): TO CELEBRATE National Volunteer Week last month residents and volunteers at Beth- SCENE (2): EIGHT years after a  re destroyed this heritage hotel and many campaigns anie sites from Yanchep to Mandurah took part in a series of social activities to say thank you to the later to save the building, the new Guildford Hotel reopened late last month with a large 600 plus team of volunteers who work at all Bethanies around the state. Bethanie volunteers have party to celebrate an amazing renovation. Do yourself a favour and pop out to enjoy the opportunity to undertake an array of jobs across residential care facilities, social centres and fabulous food and savour the stylish renovation which does justice to this 19th century lifestyle villages, as well as supporting Bethanie clients in their own homes. Volunteer work ranges building. Located just opposite the Guildford Train Station the hotel is open from daily from gardening, cooking, driving, sports, games, arts and crafts, to singing in the choir. One of 11am to midnight and 10pm on Sundays. For more information visit www.theguildford- Bethanie’s volunteers, John Riordan who has just turned 70, was also recognised for his 20 years of hotel.com.au. service with the aged care provider during the week. The week is an opportunity to say thank you to this large team of people who help residents. Seen at the event were: SCENE (2): Front row from left; Ray and Karen Wardrop - Kerry Langham and Margaret Couper- Grant - Celia Miller and Lyndsay Baxter - Helen Ganska and Allan Newton. SCENE (1): Clockwise from left; Bethanie Kwinana‚ volunteers Janette Watts, Gloria Smith Bethanie activity Second row from left: Syan Dougherty and Cheree Marrapodi - Madeleine Hubbard and Trudy offi cer Denise Tigges and resident Leslie Johnson - Bethanie Illawong’s volunteers celebrated with a morn- Rowles - Ron Reddingius and Ralph de Seldam, Park Pesalapun and Graeme Hill. ing tea - Bethanie Beachside’s volunteer Laizah Chirashi with resident Margaret Ward - Bethanie’s Elaine Third row from left: Michelle Roberts MLA and Andrew Kiely - Domenic Martino and Premier Dalby with 20 year volunteering veteran John Riordan - Bethanie Beachside volunteer Erika Moore with Colin Barnett - Guests enjoying the  rst sneak peak of the iconic hotel. resident Christine Black and volunteer Helan Kitis - Pele Reeve, Joanna Mount, Sue Moonen, David Foster, Fourth row from left: Rosemary and Jack Joyce - Erin Meckle, Ciara Clarke, Nicole Henderson Janet Gordon, Lucy Adlam, Sage Adlam, Bethanie’s Laurette LeCras, Alex Ferguson, Chester Haymes, with John Day MLA Zonia Quiroga Paez, Laura Watson, Oscar Alexis and Arrieta Rosa.

Meet Jack

He likes some friendly competition (the friendlier, the better)

When Jack moved to Bethanie, several years ago, he’d never played a game of bowls. Now, he’s a serious player (and on the putt putt course too). It’s been a great way to make friends. They’ve given him some handy tips on his game, while he’s been giving some charming banter, now and then. And while they’re serious about their bowls, they’re even more serious about having fun.

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