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WA’S PREMIER MONTHLY PAPER FOR THE OVER 45s45s VOLUME 24 NO. 12 ISSUE NO. 280 JULY 2015

• FoodIn & Wine this Issue ’s - Wine for winter • Let’s Go Travelling - WIN a trip to Bali plus much more... • Downsizing • Grand Activities royalty return to - School Holiday Fun by Brad Elborough

THE PERTH ARENA opened late in 2012, but it Competitions/Giveaways will  nally come of age in November when it plays host to Australian music royalty, . You just can’t be taken seriously as a music venue in this country until the unique vocal tones of and the beautiful guitar play- ing of have echoed through your halls. The Arena crowds were Peace Train - A Cat Stevens Tribute warmed up earlier this year when it welcomed the prin- Chris Hadfield cess of Aussie music, Kylie The Great Britain Retro Film Festival Minogue - but a Chisel con- The Audience - Helen Mirren cert is something different. Mr Holmes These guys have been Madame Bovary rocking venues, festivals Scandinavian Film Festival and major events throughout Australia (on and off) since 1973, since Kylie was  ve. Like us on facebook During Cold Chisel’s WA's longest running newspaper coming One Night Stand tour, they will be adding the for the over 45s V8 Supercars on the Gold Coast, Hanging Rock in Vic- Visit www.haveagonews.com.au toria and Hope Estate Win- ery in NSW to their growing HAGN#083/280 list of conquests. They are also heading back to the Deni Ute Muster in (NSW), having helped to break the record for having the most utes in one place there  ve years ago. Food for Life If you’re going to see Chisel at Perth Arena, you can expect a crowd of vari- ous ages, but no matter which generation the fan is from, they will know the words to every song – the traditional ones – especially Bow River, , Cheap Wine, Khe Sanh and Breakfast at Australian musical legends, Cold Chisel Free delivery, Home meal service Sweethearts… “We have been around for good songs. is teenagers, who have been – Jimmy was also inducted of doing a long tour. Even High quality, great tasting meals 40 years, so those songs have a great song writer – we’ve bought by their parents to as a solo artist in 2005) are though he has been rocking Choose from over 65 main meals including soups and desserts been in people’s lives for a had the luxury of having him youngsters who have just not played. for the majority of his 59 and special dietary need menus available. long time,” Barnsy said from as our principle song writer discovered , through But at the same time, he years, the Suitable for: New mothers, recuperating at home, busy his home away from home in for many years. to 75 year olds and everyone says the band needs to chal- says he is more than capable professionals, elderly and frail, disabled, desiring independent Thailand recently. “We’ve had myself and in between.” lenge itself, so mixed among of pushing through a long living, primary carers, looking for convenient meals. “They have become the Mossy and Phil (Small) writ- Barnsy says he knows the the hits will be a few new tour like the one ahead of PO Box 207, Bassendean WA 6054 soundtracks of some peo- ing songs as well. band will get lynched if those ones. him with Cold Chisel (that “We have a depth of songs favourite songs, that had “It just means the show runs from 2 October to 18 Offi ce phone: 9378 2544 ples’ lives. But the reason the songs have stuck around that a lot of bands don’t have. Cold Chisel inducted into the will be longer,” Barnsy said. December). www.homechef.com.au so long is because they are “Our audience spans from ARIA Hall of Fame (in 1993 And he’s still capable continued on page 3 HAGN#092/280 2 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 From the editor’s desk WASO appoints new concertmaster messages were much appre- babwe. If I have this wrong, be one of the greatest rock THE WEST Australian Symphony Or- and Anne-Sophie Mutter, he was a prize ciated and helped to make I stand to being corrected on groups of their era, through chestra announced the appointment of winner at the 1985 Yehudi Menuhin ‘Con- me feel better. this information. to ABBA and their easy lis- Laurence Jackson as the Orchestra’s new cours de Paris’ Competition and won third Secondly, in my last col- This month’s cover arti- tening music. concertmaster. Prize at the 1st Sarasate Violin Competition umn, I mentioned the Afri- cle features one of my fa- I never tire of hearing Laurence, who will begin his tenure in in Pamplona, Spain. can country of Zimbabwe, vourite Australian groups, the music of the groups I January 2016, comes to WASO from the From 1994 to 2006, Laurence was leader which I mistakenly thought Cold Chisel with a pic of love, especially Queen and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra of the Maggini Quartet, with whom he reg- had previously been called the much loved and talented recently, I was delighted to where he has spent the past 10 years as con- ularly toured throughout the USA, Canada Rhodesia. Jimmy Barnes and other come across a rendition of certmaster. and Europe to much critical acclaim. I know very little about members of the band, still Bohemian Rhapsody played “I am delighted that WASO has appoint- Janet Holmes à Court, chairman of Rhodesia or Zimbabwe looking so good. It’s hard on guitar. It was cleverly and ed Laurence Jackson its new concertmas- WASO said, “The company is thrilled that a except that Rhodesia was to get your head around the well played, but no doubt a ter,” said Asher Fisch, WASO’s principal musician of Laurence’s calibre will step into named after Cecil Rhodes in fact that, although, we are challenge to the musician conductor and artistic adviser. the role of concertmaster in 2016. It’s an Since making his Royal Festival Hall de- exciting appointment and we look forward Judith Treby 1923. Originally, apparently, all getting older, so are our to present such a complex Rhodesia was divided into once and still favourite rock piece so well. but in 1990, Laurence has forged a highly to many successful years under his leader- HELLO Everyone, north and south, and after groups, bands and singers. Recently, scrolling successful career as a soloist, chamber musi- ship”. Firstly, my heartfelt cian and concertmaster, appearing with the Laurence  rst performed as guest con- independence in 1963 under While looking ageless and through social media sites, as BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra as well certmaster with WASO in March this year. thanks to the many kind and the prime ministership of Ian sensational, it’s hard to be- you do, I have been inadvert- thoughtful readers who sent as directing the Guildhall Strings, Calgary He will return to WASO in August to lead Smith, the northern part of lieve that is ently enjoying a feast of mu- Festival Orchestra and the Birmingham the Orchestra in the Brahms Festival, and me good wishes during my the country became Zambia well into her 40s – years I sic ranging from a version of Contemporary Music Group. He is regular- for Simone Young Conducts Faure’s Requi- recent illness; your lovely and the south became Zim- personally consider to be the an AC/DC song played on ly invited to guest lead orchestras including em. Laurence will appear as a soloist in WA- best of your life – but I still cellos by two young profes- the London Philharmonic, Philharmonia, SO’s 2016 season, which will be announced think of her as a very young sional musicians, dressed in Royal Scottish National Orchestra, BBC on 2 September. WANTED TO BUY actress appearing on Neigh- 18th century attire to some Old valve radios (pre 1955), Philharmonic, Trondheim Symphony Or- Laurence is an Honorary Fellow of both any condition, surplus bours. of my favourite Elvis clas- chestra and Bergen Philharmonic. Brunel University, London and Canter- valves and other parts. But, back to the point: I sics. After attending Chethams School of Mu- bury Christ Church University and he was Also other valve era items. love all types of good music, In a musical change of sic, Laurence gained a scholarship to the awarded a fellowship of the Royal Academy Private collector/hobbyist. ranging in genre from Fred- pace, next week, all being Royal Academy of Music in 1984. Studying of Music in 2013. He plays a violin made by Call NEIL die Mercury and his group well, my better half and I with Emanuel Hurwitz, Maurice Hasson J. B. Vuillaume, circa 1850. 0407 448 331 Queen, whom I consider to eagerly look forward to at- tending WA Opera’s, The

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Nominate an unsung hero for the Over 55s, two 1 brm units left, on 68 acres. Rural, scenic and quiet, wildlife aplenty. 2015 WA Seniors Awards Air cond, plenty of room for a caravan and joined a group of older people to of cially launch vidual aged 18-30 and one award for an individual the awards and take a ride on a segway. aged over 60 who work either in a voluntary or paid boat, vege garden, free bore water. The oldest rider was 89 and everyone had a great capacity with seniors. Southwest Highway, entrance 31 Fisher Road. time ‘having a go’ on the vehicles. • Age Friendly Community Award – recognises a 7kms from Serpentine, Morning tea followed in the Bell Tower – the community organisation or local council that deliv- 28kms from Armadale and only home of the Swan Bells. ers services to improve opportunities for seniors. HAGN#024/280 The annual awards program is an opportunity to • Seniors Advocate Award – for outstanding com- 32kms from Mandurah. honour and raise awareness of ’s mitment within a professional capacity to improving $255 per week outstanding seniors and the valuable work they do the quality of life of seniors or retirees and advocat- in the community. ing on their behalf. “The calibre of nominations for the WA Seniors • Deborah Kirwan Media Award – recognising WA Contact Stephen on Awards gets stronger every year and I’m sure this journalists and press photographers in broadcast, year will be no exception,” Mr Simpson said. photography and print for their positive portrayal of 0429 090 713 to view “The value that older people continue to bring to seniors and ageing. WA cannot be underestimated and I encourage eve- The Juniper WA Seniors Champion Award is ryone to nominate a remarkable senior whose work selected from among the winners of the Commu- in the community has helped make our State a better nity Senior Volunteering Award, Intergenerational Spoil yourself for just... Seniors Minister Tony Simpson with acting chief place in which to live.” Award (over 60 category) and the Seniors Advocate executive of COTA WA Chris Jeffries rides a The WA Seniors Awards, celebrating 30 years in Award.

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Joy Accepting a transfer bany to take part in the dance Joy has chalked up an im- Penn’s dance series can turned professional a year within the Education De- championships and various pressive career and is a life contact Adam at tophat97@ into her dancing at Wright- partment, Joy took up her sporting activities. This, of member of the Dance Mas- optusnet,com.au or mobile son’s and started dancing position at Albany Primary course, allowed many of the ters International Associa- 0412 361 917. competitively with Kevin School, while furthering her businesses in Albany to en- Hearn, coming second in the studies in dance. Dancing joy a real boom in business, HAGN#004/280 Blue Riband championships her Licentiate exams in Al- recording near full occupa- Call now for a free professional standard. 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SHINE Community Services aims to enhance the quality of life for seniors, people with disabilities and their carers through services that support independent living and foster a connection to community. Get in touch - 9383 2663 81 Forrest St. Cottesloe www.shinecs.com.au 6 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 Blue diamonds are for French’s Forum in Australia, but I suppose it is Wearing socks with san- (nearly) ever better than doing nothing and dals was voted the worst, with “Until then, my health was extremely (Some Mothers Do Have ‘Em), Sammy good news for an idle person which I strongly agree. The good but I had a heart attack and  ve Davis jn. (Mr Bojangles), Benny Hill, like me; particularly when it second was streaky fake tan stents were placed in my heart,” he said. Inspector Blake, Norman Wisdom and comes to household chores. and the third strapless tops “I then discovered I had a mild form of Tommy Cooper. He has performed at It is dif cult to come to worn with bra straps showing. asbestosis which caused asthma but I ’s Wrest Point Casino, on cruise terms with the acts of terror- Because of the unpredict- was  ne for a while. ships around the islands, on New Faces, ism taking place throughout the able British weather, 48 per “Then, about 18 months later I suf- the Mike Walsh Show and worked at world with so many innocent cent of those surveyed admitted fered another heart attack – a bad one Max Kay’s Civic Theatre and Peter Har- people being slaughtered. they found it dif cult and hard – and it was thought I wouldn’t last the ries’ Knight Klub in Perth. It’s so easy to condemn all to dress for summer. The great- night. I pulled through but worse was Bobby doesn’t like name dropping Muslim people for the acts of a est dif culty I have is to decide to come when my doctor told me I had but he has worked with Tom Jones and few, but it would be absolutely when I should move from bowel cancer after a tumour was dis- Cliff Richard, toured with Cilla Black Brian French wrong. It would be as wrong shorts to long trousers, because covered during a colonoscopy. I under- and been a support act for Randy Craw- GLAD tidings of great joy I as blaming all Germans for the I do enjoy wearing shorts. went surgery and had 13 inches of my ford and Gloria Lauren (Days of Our bring to delight chocolate lov- Holocaust in the Second World A report is available on the colon removed, after which I underwent Lives). Entertaining is in his blood. ers worldwide. War. latest breakthrough in the treat- chemotherapy for six months. I suffered The Blue Diamond duo perform the Latest research indicates that My step-father was a Ger- ment of Type 1 Diabetes. every adverse symptom including losing legends including Elvis, Patsy Cline, man, who fought in the War, A common vaccine that Bobby Adams 75 years young eating chocolate every day can all the hair on my body.” Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, Johnny cut the risk of heart disease and and I discussed those trag- could “cure” Type 1 Diabetes by Josephine Allison During the course of his chemother- Cash, Helen Shapiro and Sonny and stroke. edies with him, and it was pat- is currently used to treat tuber- apy. Bobby says he started to think dif- Cher. They dress formally for cabaret I think most people are ently clear he was completely culosis. Trials are presently be- BOBBY ADAMS has a wise adage for ferently and his attitude to life changed. acts, adopting casual gear for country aware that dark chocolate is unaware of them. We need to ing undertaken with promising people bemoaning their lot in life – live “I care for my family and friends but and western numbers, Bobby playing the not harmful and which I have maintain our sense of equilib- results. for today, look forward to tomorrow. The now I live for the moment and look for- guitar and percussion as well as singing. always preferred. Mary en- rium, but also our care. Let’s hope the success con- spritely 75-year-old entertainer should ward to tomorrow. People don’t realise Last month Bobby compered the joys milk chocolate, which Back to a bit of light-hearted tinues and rapidly. know after surviving a list of serious ill- how precious life is and, at 75, I’m as Holly Wood Tuesday Morning Show at also contains antioxidant and chat. Midsummer’s Day has nesses that would lay most people low.  t as a  ddle. I’ve changed my attitude, Perth Town Hall (the late Holly Wood anti-in ammatory properties A survey of the best mo- gone, and in Estonia, Latvia, Bobby doesn’t look back and he’s still watch my diet, do a lot of walking, ride a was a good friend) with Moira Jo Scott in quantities more common ments in life sons younger than Lithuania and Quebec Mid- up there entertaining at venues around bike and am positive.” singing songs from the 60s. and abundant than previously 13 enjoyed with their fathers summer Day is a public holi- Perth, doing what he loves best as a Bobby and his on-stage partner Moira The future looks good for this remark- thought. was taken in the UK, and there day. (Thought you might like singer, impressionist and comedian. Jo Scott form the Blue Diamond cabaret able man who wants to entertain and Mind you, chocolate also were some quite interesting to know this.) Ten years ago Nottingham-born Bob- act singing songs from the 50s, 60s and gladden people’s hearts for as long as he contains fat and sugar; there- comments. The favourite was I recently received a letter by returned to Perth after 12 years living 70s at retirement villages, nursing ven- can. fore moderation is the watch- listening to stories about dad’s from Mr Osborn from Rock- in Tasmania. He wanted to settle again ues and various venues around Perth, as Anyone wishing to book the Blue word. youth: I’ll just give you a few ingham, in which he told me in the city where he and his late wife well as doing charity work. Diamond cabaret act can contact British ladies your feet are of the other comments made. he celebrated his 80th birthday Valerie located with their two sons after Bobby is well regarded for his imper- Bobby on 0430 171 591 or Moira on getting bigger, primarily wider “When I was a lad” - on the 31 May by skydiving migrating from Britain in 1978. sonations of the likes of Frank Spencer 0409 081 194. which is probably due to an in- 58 per cent - presumably just (brave man). He sent me some crease in the body mass index. being young? extracts from British local COUNTRY and country 8 Rockin’ Ronnie Over the past 20 years, the shoe “Learning to swim” - councils that I had received ear- Country/rockers rock every Wednesday 15 New Trix sizes have increased by one and 36 per cent lier and used in my last column. 8pm–11pm. 22 Peter Hacking a half to a size six (UK). “Visiting a zoo” - However, I used only a couple 1 July Second Chance 29 Indiana Whilst on the subject of feet, 42 per cent of the items, so I’ll give you a dance nights Baby boomers meeting I have read another article tell- “Learning to read” - few more, although true, could place, RSL Belmont, 22 ing us that a leisurely stroll or 56 per cent be construed as a little “blue”. “Learning to ride a bike” - 1. It’s the dog’s mess that I Leake street, Belmont doing household chores is as

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They also have a part- older people and people with disabili- (66 per cent) elder abuse is caused by sions on their behalf, updating their will nership with Advocare to ensure there is ties. They report that in Western Aus- adult sons and daughters of older peo- and making an Advance Care Directive a supportive or helpful response avail- tralia, one in 20 older people will expe- ple. In fact, in 92 per cent of cases the al- to ensure their end of life wishes are car- able. rience some form of abuse. leged perpetrator is related to the victim. ried out. This empowers people, extends If you are the one in 20 or you know While that means that 19 of 20 older Here is an example: their decision-making autonomy and someone who may be experiencing people are well loved and supported by Case study. A son and daughter, who allows them to plan for when they no elder abuse, please call the WA Police or their families, it also means that there were both solicitors, changed the ti- longer have capacity to articulate their the Elder Abuse Helpline WA at Advo- may be those in the one in 20 category tle deeds on properties owned by their wishes.” (Preventing Financial Abuse care on 1300 724 679. that you may need to look out for. parents into their own names. They had Of People With Dementia Dec 2014) The purpose of this article is not to Financial abuse is de ned by the systematically sold the parents’ share Of course, Alzheimer’s Australia WA frighten anyone into going into hiding World Health Organisation as: the il- portfolio and recouped the funds to is not a legal body and we should say from or distrusting their family mem- legal or improper exploitation or use of themselves. Their parents are living in at this point our recommendation is that bers the moment they turn 70. This is CEO of Alzheimer’s Australia WA Ltd, funds or resources of the older person. an inaccessible and very small rental you seek independent legal advice. about vigilance, not about paranoia. It Rhonda Parker The Australia Human Rights Com- property – effectively leaving them If you care for someone and you are is also about planning ahead to protect mission de nes  nancial abuse as: when with no assets. Neither of the parents concerned that elder abuse is a risk, your interests just as you have through- by Rhonda Parker a person you trust uses that relationship are aware as they both have cognitive then you should look for tell-tale signs out your life. And it’s about providing Alzheimer’s WA of trust to gain access to your money decline and as they trusted their chil- such as; unfamiliar or new signatures information so that you may be able to or property. It also identi es the varied dren, they signed anything put in front on cheques and documents of a person help someone who may need it. YOU MAY WONDER what the term forms  nancial abuse can take. These of them. with dementia; inability to access bank Our elders have built our families and inheritance impatience means. include pressure to act as guarantor for Our sister organisation Alzheimer’s accounts or statements; signi cant with- our economy. They have built our com- It describes what some greedy family a loan, to transfer or sell property or to Australia NSW has led the way on the drawals from accounts of a person with munity groups and our industries. They members get when they cannot wait for give away money or forgive debts owed topic. In their recent report they encour- dementia; signi cant changes to a will have fought for our freedom and built the peaceful passing of a parent or rela- to you. age people to plan ahead for their future of a person with dementia; isolation and the value systems that make Australia tive before they get their hands on their If those authorised to manage your and protect themselves against abuse. control of a person with dementia by a wonderful place to live. As they age, money. What this can lead to is called money are not acting in your best inter- “(Planning) includes appointing an carer and evidence of undue in uence our elders deserve to be supported and  nancial elder abuse, which has become est, that’s  nancial abuse. attorney under an Enduring Power of such as coercive behaviour by another cared about. Elder abuse and inheritance a disturbing problem in Australia. Recent research carried out by the Attorney (EPOA) to manage their  - person. impatience has no place in a civil, caring Advocare is an independent, commu- National Ageing Research Institute nancial and legal affairs, as well as ap- The WA Police should be your  rst society. Opera in the Government House KINGSLEY RETIREMENT VILLAGE HAGN#052/280 Ballroom 186 Twickenham Drive, Kingsley from $305,000

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The idea lantic and Indian Oceans and tered charity named after the part of the solution.” started as a local community some shipping lanes. Much god of the ocean in Maori Heidi said strategi- initiative in Perth in 2011 and of this garbage is microplas- and Polynesian mythology. cally focussing effort on it has caught on. This year tics formed when plastic “Tangaroa made laws to key items of litter and key thousands of people from breaks up in sunlight, with protect the ocean and its sea places where people can re- more than 70 countries are the main sources being plas- creatures,’ she said. “The ally make a difference has taking up the challenge for tic bags, bottle caps, plastic philosophy is Tiaki mai i achieved signi cant results. a day, a week or the whole water bottles and styrofoam ahau, maku ano koe e tiaki... “In 2005 we identi ed the month. You can choose to try cups. Over 600 animal spe- If you look after me, then I plastic packing tape used by to refuse all single-use plastic cies are adversely affected by will look after you.  sheries as a major prob- or just the top four: plastic ocean debris. “The organisation was lem,” she said. “Our cam- Left; Karen Majer bags, water bottles, takeaway Heidi Taylor, founder of named Tangaroa Blue Foun- paign resulted in legislation Right; Volunteers coffee cups and straws. the Tangaroa Blue Founda- dation to highlight the im- that made it illegal to carry during the 2014 WA When you try to avoid tion, knows all about the im- portance of protecting our packing tape on a recrea- Beach Clean Up at plastic, you realise just how pacts on Australia’s beaches oceans and creating pro- tional or commercial  shing Canal Rocks pervasive it is in our daily and marine life. A dive in- grams and resources to help vessel. Now we are  nding lives. structor with a passion for communities look after their less washed up on beaches.” by Karen Majer ing to Clean Up Australia, shopping bags are collected The scary thing is that the ocean and its creatures, local coastal environment.” Both the Tangaroa Blue Australians use nearly four every Clean Up Australia plastic is made to last just Heidi started cleaning up The Foundation coordi- Foundation and Plastic AUSTRALIANS are billion plastic bags per year day. about forever and yet we use rubbish from the south-west nates Marine Free July demonstrate how amongst the biggest produc- of which 3.8 billion bags or This month you can join it for disposable items that coast at Ellensbrook 10 years Debris Initiative, a network concerned individuals and ers of waste, per person, in 20,700 tonnes of plastic is an increasing number of are used for a few moments ago. Friends joined in and the of volunteers, communities, volunteers can have a real the world. Plastic bags are disposed of in land ll sites. people who are saying ‘no’ and then discarded. Some is clean-up activity spread. Hei- organisations and agencies impact on what may seem just one component. Accord- On average, half a million to single-use plastic to mark recycled but most ends up di quickly realised that clear- around the country monitor- an intractable problem. We in land ll and a whopping ing litter off beaches wasn’t a ing the impacts of marine can all play a part by trying eight million tonnes enters long-term solution. debris along their stretch of to use less single-use plastic the world’s oceans each year. “If we were only going coastline. and practicing reduce, re- In the sea it entangles ani- to clean up, that was all we “The idea is that we clean use, recycle. Take a fabric mals, breaks up into smaller were ever going to do,” she up the coast, collect data bag to the shops and carry a fragments that are ingested said. “We needed to under- and use the information to re llable water bottle. Many by marine life and damages stand where the rubbish was develop strategies,” Heidi cafes will  ll your own cup habitats such as turtle nest- coming from and  nd a way said. “From small begin- for a take-away coffee. If ing beaches. The scale of to prevent it. nings the program extended you are about to throw some- the problem is huge, with ”Every beach is differ- to all of WA and now over thing away, try changing Do you want to become part of a fantasti c volunteer team? an estimated 18,000 pieces ent,” she said. “For example 1500 cleanup sites around your mindset from rubbish of plastic  oating in every in Cape York we  nd ghost Australia. Since the pro- to material. What else could square kilometre of ocean.  shing nets and rope, where- gram started in 2004, more you or someone else use this • Shopping Litter from land, together as ’s beaches ac- than four million pieces of for? I use plastic milk bottles with items from boats, cargo cumulate urban rubbish like marine debris have been as mini-greenhouses for my • Gardening ships and off-shore oil rigs, is take-away cups. The prob- removed from Australian seedlings and fruit- y traps! • Home visits carried by ocean currents and lems are different in each beaches. Data on this debris You may like to volunteer accumulates in gyres – circu- area so there’s no blanket have been collated and put for a beach cleanup near you. • Transport lar ocean currents that trap solution.” into the Australian Marine Join in saying no to single- garbage in the middle. The Heidi established the Tan- Debris Database. use plastic this July! largest is the Great Paci c garoa Blue Foundation to “Our volunteers aren’t Find out more www.plas- rubbish collectors, they are ticfreejuly.org and www.tan- Volunteer Task Force supports frail aged people and younger people with Garbage Patch; smaller trash tackle the problem. Tangaroa a disability and their carers to live independently in their homes. vortexes are found in the At- Blue is an Australian regis- data collectors, scientists, garoablue.org If you would like to help us support our clients with weekday or weekend gardening, home visits, shopping or transport, we’d love to hear from you. Our volunteers are important to us and we off er regular volunteer events, training and All kinds of everything

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Coins with Mickel Smits Outstanding Maida Vale a total cost closer to seven sure he’s not the only one cents each. On face-value who accumulates coins for Swimming volunteer that is a considerable loss whatever reason but because ida Vale’s Barbara Hart for her outstanding and hence one fundamental of this, the consequence is volunteer efforts since she joined the club economic reason towards that the Mint has to continu- in 1979 as a founding member. bringing into question their ally replenish bank supplies Barbara was bestowed with club life justi cation to continue to be amounting to some 250 mil- membership in 2004 at Maida Vale’s 25th I REMEMBER when I good luck, so for me at least used. A counter-argument to lion of various coins per year anniversary celebrations after having served was a kid having a friend I can still  nd value from that is they serve a purpose in at a cost in excess of $100 on the club’s committee in some capacity or whose parents gave him the humble coin. However, day-to-day transactions and million. That sounds like other throughout all those years. money every school day to there’s been talk in recent so the cost is outweighed by a high cost, though not re- For many years she was the club’s safety buy himself a treat. He of- times to delete it from circu- the need. This can be better ally in the scheme of things. of cer. Given her background as a nurse and ten treated me by buying a lation so that little bit of joy appreciated and further jus- However it gives the likes of midwife, there were times when the club twin pole for 5¢ which he’d will go too. Oh well, I guess ti ed when you realise they politicians the opportunity to was grateful she was there when a couple split in two, giving me half. the 10¢ will sooner than do their work for up to 30 beat their chests and make of very pregnant club members continued They were icey cold and later be regarded as hardly years as this is the average demands for improved ef- swimming well into their pregnancies. we’d sit there licking and worth worrying about and lifespan of a coin. The thing  ciencies in the Mint’s pro- Barbara Hart being presented As a self-proclaimed chauffeur, Barbara sucking and compete to see so if someone happens to is though, many folk consid- duction activities or seed the volunteers to drive other club members who could make theirs last drop one on the ground I’ll er them a nuisance to handle call for the deletion of the 5¢ with her award by Perc Edwards’ daughter Shari Tan to of ciating and technical workshops, the longest. Such simple still be able to replenish my and a waste of space in their when, in actual fact, all the LiveLighter Club Challenges, Open Water delights brought the greatest luck. purse or wallet and so this other coins (and notes) that by Wendy Holtom Swims, social outings, other events, when pleasure, especially when The problem nowadays probably explains why so are produced on their behalf, the occasion arises. given to you by a friend who for the little coin with the many are simply thrown into cost less than their face value MASTERS SWIMMING WA established Barbara continues to be an active swim- could have had it all to him- cute echidna on one side is a jar or drawer. to produce and therefore rep- the Perc Edwards Volunteer of the Year mer at club sessions, interclub and state self. that it actually costs more Since their introduction resents an actual pro t to the award in 2012 in honour of Mr Edwards meets despite several operations on various Unfortunately you can’t than 5¢ to make it. Com- in 1966, the Mint has pro- government. who was a dedicated Claremont Club bits and pieces and instructions from doctors derive such pleasure with prising an alloy of copper duced around four billion In a Senate estimates member and long-standing volunteer at all telling her to never swim again. Addition- only 5¢ today, in fact, it’s (75 per cent) and nickel (25 of them which equates to hearing last year, MacDiar- levels of MSWA. ally Barbara of ciates at all these meets as a unlikely you can buy a lolly per cent), the metal content about 200 million dollars mind said the Mint has sub- The inaugural award was presented in valuable member of the technical of ciating whereas back then you’d value alone is almost three worth. That’s a heck of a mitted a review of the coin 2013. It is presented at the MSWA’s annual team. get a small paper bag of cents. When you add to that lot of small change and by array for Australia which awards function to a MSWA club member If you wish to  nd out about a club near mixed ones from the local the manufacturing and distri- no means, shrapnel. I know includes looking at the 5¢ who has been nominated by their club for you, then visit www.mswa.asn.au, make deli for that much. As I men- bution costs then according of one client who siphons piece, however that has been having made a substantial contribution as contact with the designated club person,  nd tioned last month, I get a to the chief executive of the away every one he gets for put on hold for the moment. a volunteer. out when they hold their club sessions and kick out of  nding and pick- Royal Australian Mint, Ross not the most obvious reason I’m guessing what that’s re- There are many amazing people in Mas- visit for a swim or to check it out. It is even ing up 5¢ on the street for MacDiarmind, it amounts to which is to save them up and ally about is the prospect ters Swimming Clubs throughout WA and better to go with a friend. eventually cash them in. He of following the trend seen we again received several outstanding For more information on Masters Swim- Ready for  tness, fun & friendship? is a precious metals buyer in recent years with other nominations. However there can only be ming WA contact me via wendy@mswa. Classes starting soon in and while copper and nickel countries whereby they have one winner and the winner for 2014 is Ma- asn.au or phone 9387 4400. are not (as yet) considered North Perth Town Hall reduced the size and weight to be precious, he  gures of their circulating currency Let’s try square dance ABC it’s worth speculating and so as to save on the metal IIt’s great fun exercising mind & bodyy sitting on them for the little costs. Sounds very sensible If you like to walk, then you will love cost it represents and effort it to me; it will also lighten Smith Family Fun Day takes. But it would seem it’s the load in the pocket while A VALUED part of the Smith Family activities is having a fun day with a $15 winter SQUARE not just the 5¢ that people bringing a sigh of relief to warmer lunch and lots of raf es and stalls for our annual fund raiser organised by tend to inadvertently hoard; those charities who bene t Subiaco VIEW Club members. DANCING the same is true to a certain from the small change folk Proceeds go to sponsor Australian children in need to get the most out of their YouTube - Square dance ABC HAGN#034/280 extent with the other coins. put in their collection tins at education and prevent them from falling between the cracks. oor The Squaredance Song Anna Joiss A friend of mine puts all the the checkout counter. Ring now to book in for Wednesday, 22 July at 11am. Mt. 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Guildford to Gallipoli Stamps with Mickel Smits be held at Woodbridge “I OWE my life to my hobbies – espe- At age 21, Roosevelt was diagnosed ment, which received correspondence House at 2pm on 9 Au- cially stamp collecting.” These words, with polio upon  nding he was losing from around the world, to send the en- gust to commemorate the which became known the world over movement in his lower body. This even- velopes across to him which they duly event. at the time, were from Franklin Delano tually led to him becoming immobile. did by the bagful on a weekly basis. Gresley and Wildred Roosevelt, the President of the United As one might imagine, it was then that Upon having sorted through them, FDR Harper grew up in the fam- States during the years 1933 to 1945. his stamp collecting became an integral had his secretaries make up envelopes ily home, Woodbridge. In the midst of the Great Depression, part of his life. He was however deter- of assorted duplicates he did not require After they left Fremantle FDR, as he was commonly referred to, mined to overcome his disability which which were then sent to young collec- to go to war in 1915 they rose to greater power from being Gov- he managed to achieve to the extent tors along with a little letter from him. wrote many letters home ernor of New York to President on the of then being able to enter public life One fortunate recipient was none other to their family, describing platform of offering the American peo- through politics, though he always need- than Bobby Kennedy who in 1935 sent their adventures in Egypt ple a New Deal which was essentially ed some aid and support when standing the President a thankyou letter for the and Gallipoli. a series of programs that provided jobs or walking just short distances – for the stamps (and an album) he’d received Their story is told dur- through government infrastructure sake of appearances, he conscientiously and wrote that he had framed the Presi- ing the presentation, projects, assistance to private enter- tried to avoid being seen or photo- dent’s letter and kept it in his bedroom. Guildford to Gallipoli, prise and the reformation of Wall Street graphed in his wheelchair. His love of As Roosevelt’s passion for stamp through the use of slides, and banking practices (if only he was stamps continued unfettered such that collecting was universally known, col- photos, memorabilia, arte- around in 2008 as well). When he won he managed, on virtually a daily basis, lectors, clubs, postal administrations facts and reading some of re-election with a landslide in 1936 on to spend some time with his stamps and and dignitaries sent him stamps and their letters. A guided tour the promise to repeal prohibition laws, apparently, throughout his presidency, covers from all around the globe. He of the house follows. he then went on to become America’s he purposefully spent the last half hour eventually accumulated some 1.2 mil- The wreath used during longest serving president (achieving of his day absorbing himself in them as lion stamps, however for the most part the presentation is made four consecutive terms of of ce) until a means of winding down and diverting they were mainly common. Whenever up of the Gallipoli Rose his death just prior to the end of the Sec- his mind from the affairs of the moment he travelled, including to overseas war (Cistus salvifolius) or rock ond World War in Europe. before retiring to bed. summits with Churchill and Stalin, he rose which grew wild on Born into a family with Dutch her- When he entered the White House, brought with him his wooden stamp the hillsides and rocky itage in 1882 in upstate New York, he the new President’s collection was es- box (much like a small suitcase) in crags on the peninsula. It is began collecting stamps around age timated to behold some 22,000 stamps which he carried albums and stamps believed that soldiers were 10. Roosevelt’s mother had been a housed in 30 albums along with a load he’d been working on. In a way he un- so taken by its beauty that stamp collector and it was she who in- of unsorted stock. Just as when he was questionably became an ambassador some took seeds home and troduced and encouraged his interest young, FDR’s approach to collecting for stamp collecting. So much so was planted them as a symbol in the hobby as well as his father who was typically that of a hoarder or bower his in uence, it is suggested it attrib- of peace and remembrance. regularly travelled overseas and would bird – he collected anything and eve- uted to the growth of collectors from Guildford to Gallipoli either send his son stamps or bring them rything with no real regard to value or being two million in the USA when he (previously titled The back for him. The young Franklin was specialised endeavour, in other words, entered of ce in 1933 to about 10 mil- Top: Woodbridge House Harpers The Anzacs - Lest fascinated by the historical, geographi- the more and varied for less money, the lion when he died on 12 April 1945. Above; Come celebrate the 100th anniversary of We Forget), has been pre- cal and social signi cance that stamps better; acquiring rare stamps was not his On that day, his last of cial task was to Gresley and Wilfred Harper sented on Anzac Day and portrayed which motivated him to often desire, he simply enjoyed sorting and approve the design of a new US stamp Remembrance Day to mount just one or two stamps on a page arranging stamps into his albums, and commemorating the foundation of the by Josephine Allison trenches on Gallipoli on 7 hundreds of visitors since accompanied by text he’d written after admiring them for the aesthetic appeal United Nations – how appropriate and August, 1915. The Turks 2006 and continues to be having researched the subject. This was and inherent interest they beheld. Any be tting. GUILDFORD BROTH- were waiting with aimed a moving story, especially a means of self-education he avidly pur- stamps received by staff in the White Mickel Smits ERS Gresley and Wilfred machine guns, ri es and this year. sued and which is said to have been a House were passed on to him and in Phone: 9325 3252 Harper will be especially bombs so the Light Horse- Guildford to Gal- key to his political success and strength. particular he instructed the State Depart- Email: [email protected] remembered at a special men were mown down as lipoli 2pm, Sunday, 9 Au- presentation, Guildford to they jumped from their gust, Woodbridge, Ford Gallipoli, at the National trenches. 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(Certi cate for Horticul- of many members of this unit who lost their Exhibition curator Wendy Lugg will give ture), he became Curator lives. a  oor talk at 2pm on open day Sun 19 July of Queens Gardens in 1987 The Red Cross  ag the unit raised on the 1pm - 4pm. where he chose to remain for beach after their dawn landing on 25 April The Royal Western Australian Historical 12 years. He is no longer in 1915 was recorded as being the  rst  own Society is at 49 Broadway Nedlands (corner that role but has remained there. of Clark St). The exhibition runs until 30 Sep- with the City’s Parks and This historic  ag pays evocative tribute tember. Open Mon to Fri, 9.30am - 5pm. Gardens service, where he to our Anzac heritage. It has been borrowed For further information phone 9386 3841, has seen signi cant change from an overseas collector for display in the email [email protected] or visit www. over the years inspiring a exhibition, but it belongs here in WA. With histwest.org.au. great sense of personal pride Queens Gardens in his and the City’s achieve- PERTH boasts some amaz- redeveloped in 2011, you ing horse racing. The site ments. Come for a walk with us ingly beautiful and simply will  nd Harold Boas Gar- later became a clay pit and Through his presentation they like. wards Point Dundas Burke peaceful gardens. This year dens to the west of the city. brickworks. This joyful gar- he will share his insights on Bring along a chair and Dr into Honour Ave car our city’s  rst botanic garden First developed as Delhi den features a magical rep- a virtual tour of the city parks some lunch and enjoy com- park, Bicton. celebrates its 170th anniver- Square in 1890, it is a won- lica of the Peter Pan statue in and gardens, including dis- pany and a chat after the 28 July, John Forrest sary – Stirling Gardens. derful example of a paradise Kensington Gardens (Lon- cussions about Stirling Gar- walk. National Park, 2nd Park Rd Proclaimed in 1845, Stir- garden style landscape. The don), placid lakes, massed dens through the boom times, Several social events are off Great Eastern Highway, ling Gardens is the oldest garden was redesigned in the displays of  owers and nu- the in ll years, and into its organised during the year Glen Forrest. public garden in WA. Named early 1970s by landscape ar- merous specimen trees and renewal era. He will also and all walks and events are 4 August, Whiteman Park after Captain Stirling, one of chitect Peter Cala and ecolo- shrubs. talk about the value of green on the membership card you around park off Lord St. car the garden’s earliest roles gist Marion Blackwell, who There are some other stun- space – particularly the dollar receive on registering, which park No 3 west of village. was to trial and acclimatise used many native plants, ning secret gardens in East value of trees – and the City costs just $10 for the year. 11 August, Peninsula plants brought by settlers never before used in Austral- Perth including Haig Park of Perth’s inspirational Urban The association’s website Golf Course along river to- from Europe and the Cape of ian public gardens. Circle, Claisebrook, Marda- Forest Plan. Good Hope. From 1840 the In 1975 the area was re- lup Park located on the site THE OVER 55 Walking As- provides a lot of information ward East Perth Peninsula In August you can take site acted as Perth’s botanic named Harold Boas Gar- of the former East Perth gas- a walk through Parliament sociation welcome people about the organisation and Golf Course, Swan Bank Rd garden until the Kings Park dens to commemorate the works and Victoria Gardens, includes the programme of Maylands. House Gardens with their to join them on Tuesdays at Botanic Garden was estab- architect, town planner and originally planted in the late gardeners and a Kings Park 10am. walks for the year. For further informa- lished in 1960. The current former City of Perth Coun- 1800s. Upcoming walks: tion contact Bronwen volunteer. The gardens are Quali ed  rst aiders at- garden features an extensive cillor who had an in uential If anything and everything unique in showing the vege- tend each walk, which vary 14 July, Carine Regional 9448 6965, 0414 682 785, range of plants and trees role in assuring the inclusion in the horticultural world de- tation of the six regions of our including parks, coastal and Open Space around the Rhonda 9275 1681 or visit which include English oaks, of public parks and gardens lights, excites and interests State from small shrubs to red lakes. People can walk for as lakes, Beach Rd, Carine. over55walkingassociation. planted as acorns brought in the development of town you, then the next two free gums, colourful annuals and long and as fast or as slow as 21 July, Point Walter to- myclub.org.au. from England in the 1840s, planning for the city. Heritage Perth Walk and Australian wild owers. Canary Island Palms planted Travel east of the city and Talk events should not be Both events are free but in the 1920s and a stone pine you will  nd Queen’s Gar- missed. bookings are essential as Club Contacts native of Southern Europe dens, which was of cially Alan Dolphin will give places are limited. For more IF people are looking to join a club or group then don’t forget to visit our club contacts and Turkey planted in the opened in 1899 by then the  rst audio/visual pres- information visit www.herit- section on the Have a Go News website. 1850s. Mayor of Perth, Alexander entation A History of our ageperth.com You can keep There are listings for more than 590 clubs and groups including clubs for regional Passing by the small but Forrest MLA. Initially the Secret Gardens on 22 July. updated on Heritage Perth areas. charming Florence Hum- land had been part of the Mr Dolphin, has managed, events through www.face- From dancing, to croquet to card clubs there is something for everyone. merstone Reserve which city commonage used for cared for, and, at times, lived book.com/HeritagePerth or Club and groups are welcome to list their details in the directory and can email clubs@ was established in 1898 and recreation purposes includ- within the city’s gardens for twitter.com/heritageperth haveagonews.com.au To visit the directory simply go to www.haveagonews.com.au/new/business-directory

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SENIORS Recreation Council of WA and West Coast Ea- Square Dance is  tness, fun and friendship set to music gles presented an “Eagles In Their Prime Activity Morn- Many people are  ocking you know it you have mas- If you have thought about local square dance clubs? ing” held in the WCE warm up room at Domain Stadium. back to the good old tried and tered many interesting moves different ways to try and These venues are listed on The morning provided an opportunity for WCE Senior tested things they loved in along the way. Men love get  t and mix with healthy our national web pages www. Members to take part in a wide variety of activities and re- their younger days. these instructions and treat fun-loving people then you squaredance.org.au. Singles ceive advice from static displays: Telstra, Kings Tours and Square dance has kept up them like military commands need look no further. Have a and partners are all welcome. Travel, Australian Hearing, Independent Living, COTA to date with a range of mod- easily followed and tend to look on YouTube and check The Square Dance Soci- WA. West Coast Eagles had a display of memorabilia in- ern and lively music. It is all drag their partners back with out Square Dance ABC or ety of WA is starting classes cluding the AFL Grand Final trophies they have won. Fol- about walking and moving to enthusiasm for more lessons. The Squaredance Song by on Wednesday nights at the lowing the activities attendees were treated to a tour of the FINDING SOMETHING the instructions of a caller. All these instructions are Ann Jois and you will see North Perth Town Hall from facilities and concluded with a light lunch. SRCWA thanks challenging but fun, friendly Callers start with simple, in English so once you have  rsthand how easy and fun it the 5 August. For more in- all those who helped to make this event possible. and capable of keeping you easy-to-follow, moves and mastered them you will be can be. formation phone Steve on interested is easier than you gradually introduce more able to square dance your Why not try a beginners 9243 1200 or free call Livelighter Seniors think. and more moves and before way around the world. classes run at one of your 1800 643 277. Activity/Information Day THE Seniors Activity/Information Day held at Camp Le- schenaultia in Chidlow on Tuesday 23 June. This event Morish and more... grand opening Scandinavian Film Festival was sponsored by LiveLighter, Healthway, Mundaring Shire, DSR and Dept of Local Government and Commu- comes to Cinema Paradiso nities. Static displays in attendance were Australian Hearing, an Film Festival will open The Second Scandina- Breast Screen, Consumer Protection, COTAWA, Live- with the uproarious Here vian Film Festival, pre- Lighter, Seniors Housing Centre and SRCWA. is Harold (Her er Harold), sented by Palace and Luna The event started with morning tea as participants ar- a Norwegian road movie, Palace Cinemas on 23-29 rived and given how cold it was a cuppa was very much about a man who sets out July at Cinema Paradiso. appreciated along with the sausage rolls and muf ns sup- to kidnap the founder of For more information visit plied by the Wooroloo team. There was a short welcome Ikea. For over 40 years, www.scandinavian lmfes- including descriptions of the static displays and activities Harold has been running a tival.com and stay in touch before everyone was invited to have a go. AFTER the stunning suc- successful business, Lunde via Facebook and Twitter. Sixty-eight participants took part in a variety of activi- cess of the debut Scandi- Furniture, but this comes to WIN WIN WIN ties such as, Xbox Kinect, carpet bowls, golf putting, skit- navian Film Festival last an end when Ikea decides To be in the draw to win tles, bean bag toss, seated hockey, shuttle ball, cup ball, year, the 2015 program, to open a new superstore one of 10 double passes exercise dice and pole walking. LORD MAYOR of Perth Lisa Scaf di (pictured left) of cially presented by Palace and right next door to his small to the Scandinavian Film At 12noon a barbecue lunch was served and thank you opened the new concept store Morish Nuts and more..! on Luna Palace Cinemas, furniture shop. In mount- Festival, call the Have a to volunteers from Mundaring Men’s Shed for cooking Wednesday 3 June. will showcase the most The Watertown store showcases local producers under the ban- ing anger and desperation, Go News of ce during the lunch and Mundaring Shire for providing the food and exciting dramas, comedies Harold wants revenge. He business hours (Monday making everyone welcome. ner: The Best of the West handcrafted in WA. The Lord Mayor welcomed the return of Morish Nuts to the and thrillers from Swe- arms himself with a pistol to Friday, 9am to 5pm) Thank you also to the team from Wooroloo Prison Farm den, Denmark, Norway, and sets off for Älmhult, and leave your details. for their assistance and support on the day. City of Perth where the Morish Nuts factory was based for 12 years until opening a new factory and tourist facility in the Swan Finland and Iceland. Here Sweden, in order to kidnap Alternatively, email win@ These activity/information days are very popular with is your  rst taste of the his nemesis – the founder haveagonews.com.au and people who take the opportunity to come along and try dif- Valley. Ms Scaf di cut the ribbon together with creators of Morish Nordic  lm feast, which of IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad. include the word Scan- ferent activities and pick up valuable information and chat comes to town in just over But unfortunately, Kam- dinavian in the subject to the representatives from the various organisations. Nuts Archie Moroni (pictured right) and Marie Mapp. She pre- sented a plaque and received a gift of Morish Nuts from Archie two months. prad is quite happy to be line. Competition ends Moroni. The second Scandinavi- kidnapped. 17/07/15. Have a Go Day 2015 a LiveLighter Event,

11 November at Burswood Park HAGN#127/280 8am to 3pm - registration open CHLORINE RESISTANT • UPF 50+ • MADE IN PERTH FOR ALL THE FAMILY and  lling fast SUMMER AND WINTER RANGES AVAILABLE ALL YEAR !! HAVE a Go Day, a LiveLighter Event is an activity event for over 45s and last year attracted an attendance of 15,000 WE HAVE IT ALL... participants and 220 exhibitors. • BabiesB • Kids • Adults • Sportswear Registration forms are now available for Clubs/Groups, • Sun protection • Fashion Not for pro t agencies and commercial entities; forms can • Plus sizes (to 30) • Mastectomy be obtained by calling 9492 9773 to register your interest. GORGEOUS NEW This year’s event falls on Remembrance Day, this will WINTER RANGES !! form part of the focus of the event including at the of cial • Knits • Jackets • Tees • Scarves welcome which will include the Ode and Still for Remem- • Ruanas • Trackies • Pants brance Day. Mark this date in your diary and come and ...f...from Equus, Jillian, Sportswave, Emily Adams, take part in acknowledging our service personnel. Duchamp, Jendi...and more

For information on any of the above events please contact the SRCWA offi ce on 9492 9772. Hugh Rogers, Seniors Recreation Council 11 AUGUSTA ST, WILLETTON Mon-Fri 9-5 State President Sat 9-1

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Don’t forget our Talking The region has also Travel group will resume announced that Bussel- next month and I look for- ton, Margaret River and ward to welcoming partici- Augusta have combined pants back for our regular IN THIS, the 175th anniversary of the Cunard Line, there their tourism bodies and sessions. is new hope for the world’s most famous passenger liner – will now market the area These provide a great Queen Elizabeth 2. as Your Margaret River opportunity to share infor- QE2 departed the Cunard  eet at the end of 2008, having Region, which should mation about destinations, provide a united voice for tour operators and wish completed nearly 40 years of service. The last ocean liner built tourism in the area. in Scotland, QE2 was – and still is – the furthest travelled ship lists and if you have a par- Another interesting out- ticular enquiry then contact ever; having covered more than 5.6 million miles during her come for the southwest is From Teutonic Knights & medieval cities to career. me prior to the event and I the announcement by the will do my best to  nd in- mountain resorts & boutique hotels, discover QE2 carried 2.5 million passengers, including Queen Eliza- RAC that they have begun beth, the Duke of Edinburgh, a host of celebrities and millions formation for you. rolling out an electric high- I will advise of the Au- Poland, one of Europe’s largest most of everyday people. The ship visited more destinations than way with public charge any before her, and completed 25 world voyages during her gust date in the next issue diverse countries and best kept secrets! stations for electric cars. and via the email list. career. The stations will be able If you have a travel is- She left the Cunard  eet in November 2008, having been to fast charge a vehicle to sue, enquiry or would like sold for US $100m to Dubai for use as a  oating hotel. How- 80 per cent in around 20 to share some information, Polish Capitals, Krakow-Czestochowa-Warsaw ever since then, the ship has remained idle, a victim of the minutes. don’t hesitate to contact global  nancial crisis. Recently imagery of her deteriorating It is great to see the re- me on the email below. 5 DAYS FROM $630 state have aired with British newspapers calling for her return gion moving forward to If you’re a facebooker coinciding with Cunard’s 175th celebrations. attract more interstate and than like Have a Go News Poland, Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia QE2’s future took a boost in June this year when Inverclyde overseas visitors. at www.facebook.com/ Councillor Stephen McCabe called for the ship’s return to the Malaysia Airlines have Haveagonews, there’s al- 13 DAYS FROM $1,980 place of her birth. announced that they are ways extra opportunities to “To see this once magni cent  agship of the Cunard line reducing  ights around win prizes and share inter- Spotlight on Warsaw & Krakow by Rail languishing in a dock in Dubai is simply heart-breaking.” Australia in their restruc- esting and fun information. ture and will now reduce 7 DAYS FROM $785 Councillor McCabe said. “Bringing the QE2 home is a her- Happy trails culean task. It is one that requires national support in Scotland capacity from Perth with and perhaps across the UK, if it has any chance of happening.” their  ve-times-weekly Jennifer Merigan  ights MH126/127 being The world watches and waits for the future of QE2 to be Travel Editor Call: 1300 363 554 resolved, with the 175th anniversary of Cunard’s  rst transat- lantic voyage being a  tting time for their greatest ocean liner The travel industry and readers are welcome www.beyondtravel.com.au to  nd a permanent berth as a hotel and museum. to contact the travel editor: Ph 9227 8283 For more details about QE2 check out www.theqe2story. Email: [email protected] Prices are per person twin share. Standard Beyond Travel booking terms apply. com/forum HAGN#029/280 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 19

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Family history feast in August CHECK BEGINNING and experi- event with visitors able to ing in most regions of the tralia-wide and a chance to WEBSITE FOR HAGN#042/280 enced family history hunt- speak to experienced fam- world and has extensive win some fabulous prizes MID-WEEK SPECIALS Limestone Spa cottages with wood res ers are in for a feast of ily historians and to explore collections on the United visit www.familyhistory- overlooking the river valley. Trout stocked lakes and river  shing. events with the celebration the vast resources of the Kingdom and Australia month.org.au Grass tennis court and of National Family History library’s IT and electronic plus Europe and Asia. Please contact me if you canoeing. Close to the many Month in August across records and the vast book Full program details and would like any further w i n e r i e s , r e s t a u r a n t s a n d n a t u r a l attractions of Pemberton, Manjimup Australia. stock covering countries event booking arrange- information, Liana Fitz- and Walpole region. An exciting month of ac- around the world. ments are on www.wags. patrick president@wags. Contact Paul or Petrina tivities is planned in Perth WAGS can provide as- org.au and www.slwa. 9773 1262 org.au T: 9246 3354 or [email protected] by the Western Austral- sistance to people research- wa.gov.au For events Aus- M: 0414 412 035. www.clovercottage.net ian Genealogical Society (WAGS). EXPERIENCE CAMPFIRE CAMPING (SEASONAL) There will be two days Collet Barker Court: Ningaloo Bed & Breakfast of free talks on family his- 28 Marion Street, Mount Barker tory with a theme of helping people learn how to con- The Exmouth/Ningaloo Reef has recently been World Heritage Listed and duct research and where to 4WO"EDROOMs)NDEPENDENT,IVING5NITS  nd the records they need. acknowledged for the natural beauty All fourteen talks will be and unique fauna and  ora of the region. held at the State Library on Tuesday 4 August (9.30am - 7pm) and Wednesday 5 August (9.30am - 4pm). Topics to be cover: WAGS and World War I projects, Keeping your $175 per night 25 acres of natural bushland History Safe, Storylines, “Just like a national park with modern facilities” Study of a Convict Guard, Ningaloo Bed and Breakfast is a small, exclusive, · Large Powered Caravan and Camping Sites Digital Resources at the comfortable home offering three large rooms with your · Chalets with Log Fires · On-Site Caravans own private entry. Built in 2009 it can State Library, Sikhs in WA, accommodate six guests for a perfect ‘getaway’. · Modern Amenities · BBQs · Campers’ Kitchen Military Records, Over- Watch the wildlife on the verandah and the amazing · Playground · Kiosk · Dogs allowed on leash seas Research, DNA testing skyscape, sunsets and stars. RAC ★★★ for Genealogists, APPs for Breakfast is a generous continental style included Family history plus more. in our tarriff and a cooked breakfast is available for Racecourse Road, Toodyay WAGS volunteers will be an extra charge and free wireless internet. Ph/Fx 9574 2534 Wheelchair friendly. available to assist you with [email protected] your research. HAGN#011/280 Ningaloo Bed and Breakfast www.toodyayholidaypark.com.au

WAGS will have several HAGN#018/280 free events throughout Au- 9851 1666 BOOKINGS 9949 2293 gust at its library, Units 4-6, www.plantagenetvillagehomes.com.au 29 Preston Street, Exmouth TOODYAY HOLIDAY PARK www.ningaloobedandbreakfast.com.au 48 May Street in Bayswater HAGN#037/280 starting with a lunchtime talk Google and Geneal- HAGN#020/280 ogy on Monday 10 August July, August and September is WILDFLOWER Season... (noon) and then followed with a two hour talk Get- WA’s Best Value ting Started with your Fam- the outback starts here ily History on Thursday 13 Situated along the historic Miners’ Pathway, 527km north of Perth, Yalgoo offers Wildflower Tours. August (10am) and then an true outback adventure and unique attractions, including proli c seasonal Choose from a range of tours all run in comfortable orientation talk Discover wild owers and the Courthouse Museum, showcasing over 80 years of Yalgoo tourist coaches with knowledgeable staff and an the resources available at history. Be sure to view the Railway Station, historical Yalgoo cemetery, experienced onboard Botanist. WAGS on Wednesday 19 Monsignor Hawes convent chapel, the vibrant and colourful water August (10am). playground, and the fascinating Jokers Tunnel. At the State Library you Accommodation is available at the Yalgoo Caravan Park can have tours of the Ge- or the historic Yalgoo Hotel Motel. nealogy Centre and Battye Library plus digital micro-  lm scanner training on 'D\.DULMLQL&RUDO%D\:LOGÀRZHU7RXU- August Thursday 6 August. There YALGOO 'D\:DWHU&RORXU$UW:LOGÀRZHU7RXU- August are three presentations on 'D\1RUWKHUQ:LOGÀRZHU7RXU- September Wednesday 12 August - an interesting talk Irish of WA 'D\:LOGÀRZHU7RXUV- September & October plus two practical talks 'D\2XWEDFN:LOGÀRZHU7RXU- September showing you how to get the 'D\0DUJDUHW5LYHU:LOGÀRZHU7RXUV October best out of ancestry and 'D\:KHDWEHOW:LOGÀRZHU7RXUV October newspapers. 'D\6RXWKHUQ:LOGÀRZHU7RXUV October To  nish the month of activities, an Open Day for the public will be held at the Yalgoo Visitor Information Yalgoo Caravan Park, Gibbons Street Yalgoo For a detailed itinerary visit HAGN#135/280 Shire Of ce, Gibbons Street Yalgoo Tel: 9962 8472 WAGS Library between www.caseytours.com.au or 10am and 4pm on Sunday Tel: 9962 8042 www.yalgoo.wa.gov.au [email protected] 23 August. This is a free freecall Casey Tours 1800 999 677 JOIN US FOR OUR MID-YEAR CELEBRATION & GO IN TO THE DRAW TO WIN A NIGHT AT THE WIN! CROWNE PROMENADE INC BREAKFAST & x2 TICKETS TO SEE THE LION KING IN PERTH! TASTES OF TASMANIA FEATURING THE BICHENO FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL MURRAY PRINCESS 9 Days, 16 to 24 November 2015 CRUISE 9 Days, 15 to 23 October 2015 MELBOURNE TREATS Tour Highlights: You’re Invited to the ‘ Spend two nights in Hobart FEATURING THE LION KING & THE MELBOURNE CUP ‘ Spend one night in Swansea; nestled on the Tour Highlights: magnificent blue waters of Great Oyster Bay ‘ Visit the Barossa Valley 5 Days, 31 October to 4 November 2015 ‘ Cruise Wine Glass Bay ‘ Enjoy an Aussie BBQ on the banks of the Murray ‘ Spend three nights in Bicheno ‘ Dance and enjoy dinner at the Captain’s dinner ‘ Enjoy dinner at the Sea Life Centre with ‘ Watch the sun set each night on the Murray River 180 degree views of the sandy white beach ‘ Play bridge and other games on-board the Murray Princess Tour Highlights: ‘ Enjoy a full day at the Bicheno Food and Wine Festival Kings Tours ‘ Premium ticket to The Lion King Production ‘ ‘ Spend time in the quaint German village of Hahndorf Lunch at the Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm ‘ Grand Stand Tickets at the Melbourne Cup Tour Includes: ‘ High tea at the Windsor Tour Includes: ‘ Dinner on the Colonial Tramcar 3 Home pick-up and return 3 Home pick up and return 3 Kings Tour Manager Dorothy Buktenica 3 Kings Tour Manager Ida O’Connell 3 Return economy airfares and taxes Tour Includes: 3 Return economy airfares and taxes flying Qantas Mid-Year 3 Exclusive Kings Tour with luxury coach travel 3 Home pick-up and return 3 Exclusive Kings Tour of Tasmania with luxury 3 1-nights’ accommodation in For Only 3 Kings Tour Manager Ken Austin For Only coach travel For Only at the Crowne Plaza 3 Return economy airfares and taxes 3 8-nights’ accommodation 3 7-nights aboard the Murray Princess $ 3 4 nights at the Crowne Plaza Melbourne $ 3 Breakfast and dinner daily and 4 $ , 3 , , 3 8 Breakfasts, 7 lunches and 8 dinners 3850 4 Breakfasts, 1 High Tea, 2 Dinners 2990 lunches 3950 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as per Per Person Twin Share 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as Per Person Twin Share 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as Per Person Twin Share the itinerary Single Price $4,570 per the itinerary Single Price $3,775 per the itinerary Single Price $4,590 Celebration!

Celebrating 30 years of business & the re-location to our new and improved office. All proceeds to the THE ROYAL EDINBURGH Tabitha Foundation. MILITARY TATTOO AUTUMN IN JAPAN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MELBOURNE IN 2016 SINGAPORE EXCLUSIVE SMALL GROUP TOUR 4 Days, 13 to 16 February 2016 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 13 Days, 25 September to 7 October 2015 I invite you to join the staff and I for a mid-year celebration because some things are Mandurah BOOK NOW, SELLING FAST! 9 Days, 23 to 30 November 2015 Only worth celebrating. As of Monday 3 August we will be in our new office located at 110 Date: Tuesday 28th July Tour Highlights: The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will march into Melbourne for the first 2 SEATS ‘ Enjoy a boat cruise along the Sumida River Cambridge Street, West Leederville and Kings Tours and Travel are only 6 months away Time: 2:00pm - 4:00pm time ever in February 2016 when more than 1200 performers will gather ‘ Visit Mt Fuji and Hakone LEFT! at Etihad Stadium. Featuring a full size replica of the Edinburgh Castle, the from celebrating 30 years of business. Place: Ac-cent Mandurah Tour Highlights: ‘ Take a cruise on Lake Ashi & Visit Matsumoto Castle massed pipes and drums of Scotland’s famous Regiments and performers ‘ Seven night stay in Singapore 41 Ormsby Terrace, Mandurah WA ‘ Stay two nights in the beautifully preserved old town of Takayama from around the World, this will be one of the biggest entertainment ‘ Singapore Sights ‘ Visit Shirakawa-go; a UNESCO world heritage site events to ever perform at Etihad Stadium. The Royal Edinburgh Military ‘ Gardens by the Bay The first half of the occasion will be spent hearing about some of our new holidays on ‘ Saihitsuan Yuzen Silk Centre & Visit Kenroku-en garden Tattoo in Melbourne will be one of the greatest outdoor spectacles to ‘ Enjoy High-Tea at the Raffles Hotel ‘ Visit the spectacular high rise ‘Umeda Sky building’ offer and the other half will be set up so that you can walk around hearing about specific be seen in Australia. ‘ Enjoy free time in Singapore to relax or shop Perth ‘ Visit Osaka’s most famous landmark; Osaka Castle regions that we travel to such as Australia, Europe, Canada & Alaska and Asia. ‘ Eat at some wonderful venues including ‘ Enjoy the Japanese culture, scenery and food! Date: Wednesday 29th July Tour Includes: our special farewell dinner Time: 2:30pm - 4:30pm 3 Home pick-up and return & Kings Tour Manager You can meet and speak with our experienced, knowledgeable and caring Tour Managers. 3 Return economy airfares with Qantas Tour Includes: Tour Includes: Place: Miss Maud's 3 3 nights at the 5* Marriott Hotel, Melbourne 3 Home pick up & return & Kings Tour Manager 3 Home pick up and return Everyone who attends will go in to the draw to WIN a night at the Crowne Promenade 3 3 breakfasts, 1 morning tea, 1 high tea and 2 dinners 3 Return economy airfares and taxes 97 Murray Street, Perth WA 3 Kings Tour Manager Dorothy Buktenica 3 Gold ticket to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo at 3 Exclusive Kings Tour of Japan including breakfast and two tickets to see the Lion King in Perth. 3 Return economy airfare including taxes with Etihad For Only For Only 3 Luxury coach travel throughout For Only Singapore airlines RSVP: Spaces are limited so please call 9380 6656 to reserve your 3 High tea at the Sofitel 3 Local Japanese Guide 3 Exclusive Kings Tour to Singapore seat now! 3 Dinner on the Colonial Tramcar $ $ 3 11-nights superior accommodation $ Jenny Page Franceschi 3 7-nights at the Royal Plaza on Scotts 3 Melbourne sightseeing and entry , , 3 Breakfast daily, 4 Lunches and 9 , Cost: $5 with all proceeds to the Tabitha Foundation; 2750 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as per 3550 8850 Managing Director, Kings Tours & Travel fees as per the itinerary Per Person Twin Share Per Person Twin Share Dinners Per Person Twin Share Supporting over 33,000 families in their journey for a better life. the itinerary Single Price $3,300 Single Price $4,700 3 Sightseeing and entry fees Single Price $10,540 as per the itinerary For full itineraries or a free brochure please call us today on 9380 6656 OR 1800 677 760 (freecall) *Home pick up and return is within the Perth Metro area including Mandurah.

Exclusive Inclusions Exclusive Inclusions FEATURED TOUR ‘ GUARANTEED GROUP DEPARTURE ‘ GUARANTEED GROUP DEPARTURE ‘ FULLY ESCORTED BY A KINGS TOUR MANAGER ‘ FULLY ESCORTED BY A KINGS TOUR MANAGER Experience Breathtaking ‘ DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE ‘ DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE ‘ ‘ PRE-TOUR STOPOVER IN HONG KONG PRE-TOUR STOPOVER IN SINGAPORE ‘ 14 NIGHTS ON A LUXURY EUROPEAN RIVER SHIP ‘ 2-NIGHT POST TOUR STOP OVER IN SAN FRANCISCO ‘ EXPLORE 15 DIFFERENT CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES CANADA ‘ PREMIUM FIRST CLASS HOTELS INCLUDING ALL FEATURED TOUR WITH A GUIDE DURING OUR INCLUDED TOURS HOTEL SERVICE CHARGES & PORTERAGE Plus buy one AND SHORE EXCURSIONS ‘ 7 NIGHTS ON A LUXURY CRUISE SHIP airfare & get one FLY FREE & ALASKA ‘ 41 SUPERB MEALS BASED ON * CATEGORY 29 Days, 23 May to 20 June 2016 FREE! EUROPE E & D Tour also includes: Emerald Star Ships EXCLUSIVE to Evergreen  Tour also includes: 12 Day Canadian Rockies Coach Tour Tours The services of an Emerald Waterways Cruise Director 6 Day Alaskan Wilderness Coach & Rail Tour 2 Day Port taxes and charges included All tipping and From Only Rocky Mountaineer Rail Experience Return airport For Only gratuities included  41 superb meals including 14 Full transfers Port taxes and charges All tipping and RIVER CRUISE Breakfasts, 13 Lunches, 12 Dinners & 2 Highlight Dinners $ gratuities. $ Amsterdam to Budapest Complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks served 7,350 FOR FULL ITINERARY VISIT 11,290 with lunch and dinner whilst cruising PP Twin Share, Cat E Stateroom WWW.KINGSTOURS.COM.AU Per Person Twin Share 18 Days, 28 April to 15 May 2016 Upgrades Available Single Price $15,695 FOR FULL ITINERARY VISIT ROCKY MOUNTAINEER *Book & Deposit by 31 Oct 2015 or Until Sold Out WWW.KINGSTOURS.COM.AU Single Price on Request qPhone us on 08 9380 6656 qPhone us on 08 9380 6656 Office 6/15 Rosslyn Street, West Leederville WA 6007 I E: [email protected] I www.kingstours.com.au Office 6/15 Rosslyn Street, West Leederville WA 6007 I E: [email protected] I www.kingstours.com.au JOIN US FOR OUR MID-YEAR CELEBRATION & GO IN TO THE DRAW TO WIN A NIGHT AT THE WIN! CROWNE PROMENADE INC BREAKFAST & x2 TICKETS TO SEE THE LION KING IN PERTH! TASTES OF TASMANIA FEATURING THE BICHENO FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL MURRAY PRINCESS 9 Days, 16 to 24 November 2015 CRUISE 9 Days, 15 to 23 October 2015 MELBOURNE TREATS Tour Highlights: You’re Invited to the ‘ Spend two nights in Hobart FEATURING THE LION KING & THE MELBOURNE CUP ‘ Spend one night in Swansea; nestled on the Tour Highlights: magnificent blue waters of Great Oyster Bay ‘ Visit the Barossa Valley 5 Days, 31 October to 4 November 2015 ‘ Cruise Wine Glass Bay ‘ Enjoy an Aussie BBQ on the banks of the Murray ‘ Spend three nights in Bicheno ‘ Dance and enjoy dinner at the Captain’s dinner ‘ Enjoy dinner at the Sea Life Centre with ‘ Watch the sun set each night on the Murray River 180 degree views of the sandy white beach ‘ Play bridge and other games on-board the Murray Princess Tour Highlights: ‘ Enjoy a full day at the Bicheno Food and Wine Festival Kings Tours ‘ Premium ticket to The Lion King Production ‘ ‘ Spend time in the quaint German village of Hahndorf Lunch at the Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm ‘ Grand Stand Tickets at the Melbourne Cup Tour Includes: ‘ High tea at the Windsor Tour Includes: ‘ Dinner on the Colonial Tramcar 3 Home pick-up and return 3 Home pick up and return 3 Kings Tour Manager Dorothy Buktenica 3 Kings Tour Manager Ida O’Connell 3 Return economy airfares and taxes Tour Includes: 3 Return economy airfares and taxes flying Qantas Mid-Year 3 Exclusive Kings Tour with luxury coach travel 3 Home pick-up and return 3 Exclusive Kings Tour of Tasmania with luxury 3 1-nights’ accommodation in Adelaide For Only 3 Kings Tour Manager Ken Austin For Only coach travel For Only at the Crowne Plaza 3 Return economy airfares and taxes 3 8-nights’ accommodation 3 7-nights aboard the Murray Princess $ 3 4 nights at the Crowne Plaza Melbourne $ 3 Breakfast and dinner daily and 4 $ , 3 , , 3 8 Breakfasts, 7 lunches and 8 dinners 3850 4 Breakfasts, 1 High Tea, 2 Dinners 2990 lunches 3950 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as per Per Person Twin Share 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as Per Person Twin Share 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as Per Person Twin Share the itinerary Single Price $4,570 per the itinerary Single Price $3,775 per the itinerary Single Price $4,590 Celebration!

Celebrating 30 years of business & the re-location to our new and improved office. All proceeds to the THE ROYAL EDINBURGH Tabitha Foundation. MILITARY TATTOO AUTUMN IN JAPAN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MELBOURNE IN 2016 SINGAPORE EXCLUSIVE SMALL GROUP TOUR 4 Days, 13 to 16 February 2016 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 13 Days, 25 September to 7 October 2015 I invite you to join the staff and I for a mid-year celebration because some things are Mandurah BOOK NOW, SELLING FAST! 9 Days, 23 to 30 November 2015 Only worth celebrating. As of Monday 3 August we will be in our new office located at 110 Date: Tuesday 28th July Tour Highlights: The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will march into Melbourne for the first 2 SEATS ‘ Enjoy a boat cruise along the Sumida River Cambridge Street, West Leederville and Kings Tours and Travel are only 6 months away Time: 2:00pm - 4:00pm time ever in February 2016 when more than 1200 performers will gather ‘ Visit Mt Fuji and Hakone LEFT! at Etihad Stadium. Featuring a full size replica of the Edinburgh Castle, the from celebrating 30 years of business. Place: Ac-cent Mandurah Tour Highlights: ‘ Take a cruise on Lake Ashi & Visit Matsumoto Castle massed pipes and drums of Scotland’s famous Regiments and performers ‘ Seven night stay in Singapore 41 Ormsby Terrace, Mandurah WA ‘ Stay two nights in the beautifully preserved old town of Takayama from around the World, this will be one of the biggest entertainment ‘ Singapore Sights ‘ Visit Shirakawa-go; a UNESCO world heritage site events to ever perform at Etihad Stadium. The Royal Edinburgh Military ‘ Gardens by the Bay The first half of the occasion will be spent hearing about some of our new holidays on ‘ Saihitsuan Yuzen Silk Centre & Visit Kenroku-en garden Tattoo in Melbourne will be one of the greatest outdoor spectacles to ‘ Enjoy High-Tea at the Raffles Hotel ‘ Visit the spectacular high rise ‘Umeda Sky building’ offer and the other half will be set up so that you can walk around hearing about specific be seen in Australia. ‘ Enjoy free time in Singapore to relax or shop Perth ‘ Visit Osaka’s most famous landmark; Osaka Castle regions that we travel to such as Australia, Europe, Canada & Alaska and Asia. ‘ Eat at some wonderful venues including ‘ Enjoy the Japanese culture, scenery and food! Date: Wednesday 29th July Tour Includes: our special farewell dinner Time: 2:30pm - 4:30pm 3 Home pick-up and return & Kings Tour Manager You can meet and speak with our experienced, knowledgeable and caring Tour Managers. 3 Return economy airfares with Qantas Tour Includes: Tour Includes: Place: Miss Maud's 3 3 nights at the 5* Marriott Hotel, Melbourne 3 Home pick up & return & Kings Tour Manager 3 Home pick up and return Everyone who attends will go in to the draw to WIN a night at the Crowne Promenade 3 3 breakfasts, 1 morning tea, 1 high tea and 2 dinners 3 Return economy airfares and taxes 97 Murray Street, Perth WA 3 Kings Tour Manager Dorothy Buktenica 3 Gold ticket to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo at 3 Exclusive Kings Tour of Japan including breakfast and two tickets to see the Lion King in Perth. 3 Return economy airfare including taxes with Etihad For Only For Only 3 Luxury coach travel throughout For Only Singapore airlines RSVP: Spaces are limited so please call 9380 6656 to reserve your 3 High tea at the Sofitel 3 Local Japanese Guide 3 Exclusive Kings Tour to Singapore seat now! 3 Dinner on the Colonial Tramcar $ $ 3 11-nights superior accommodation $ Jenny Page Franceschi 3 7-nights at the Royal Plaza on Scotts 3 Melbourne sightseeing and entry , , 3 Breakfast daily, 4 Lunches and 9 , Cost: $5 with all proceeds to the Tabitha Foundation; 2750 3 Sightseeing and entry fees as per 3550 8850 Managing Director, Kings Tours & Travel fees as per the itinerary Per Person Twin Share Per Person Twin Share Dinners Per Person Twin Share Supporting over 33,000 families in their journey for a better life. the itinerary Single Price $3,300 Single Price $4,700 3 Sightseeing and entry fees Single Price $10,540 as per the itinerary For full itineraries or a free brochure please call us today on 9380 6656 OR 1800 677 760 (freecall) *Home pick up and return is within the Perth Metro area including Mandurah.

Exclusive Inclusions Exclusive Inclusions FEATURED TOUR ‘ GUARANTEED GROUP DEPARTURE ‘ GUARANTEED GROUP DEPARTURE ‘ FULLY ESCORTED BY A KINGS TOUR MANAGER ‘ FULLY ESCORTED BY A KINGS TOUR MANAGER Experience Breathtaking ‘ DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE ‘ DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE ‘ ‘ PRE-TOUR STOPOVER IN HONG KONG PRE-TOUR STOPOVER IN SINGAPORE ‘ 14 NIGHTS ON A LUXURY EUROPEAN RIVER SHIP ‘ 2-NIGHT POST TOUR STOP OVER IN SAN FRANCISCO ‘ EXPLORE 15 DIFFERENT CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES CANADA ‘ PREMIUM FIRST CLASS HOTELS INCLUDING ALL FEATURED TOUR WITH A GUIDE DURING OUR INCLUDED TOURS HOTEL SERVICE CHARGES & PORTERAGE Plus buy one AND SHORE EXCURSIONS ‘ 7 NIGHTS ON A LUXURY CRUISE SHIP airfare & get one FLY FREE & ALASKA ‘ 41 SUPERB MEALS BASED ON * CATEGORY 29 Days, 23 May to 20 June 2016 FREE! EUROPE E & D Tour also includes: Emerald Star Ships EXCLUSIVE to Evergreen  Tour also includes: 12 Day Canadian Rockies Coach Tour Tours The services of an Emerald Waterways Cruise Director 6 Day Alaskan Wilderness Coach & Rail Tour 2 Day Port taxes and charges included All tipping and From Only Rocky Mountaineer Rail Experience Return airport For Only gratuities included  41 superb meals including 14 Full transfers Port taxes and charges All tipping and RIVER CRUISE Breakfasts, 13 Lunches, 12 Dinners & 2 Highlight Dinners $ gratuities. $ Amsterdam to Budapest Complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks served 7,350 FOR FULL ITINERARY VISIT 11,290 with lunch and dinner whilst cruising PP Twin Share, Cat E Stateroom WWW.KINGSTOURS.COM.AU Per Person Twin Share 18 Days, 28 April to 15 May 2016 Upgrades Available Single Price $15,695 FOR FULL ITINERARY VISIT ROCKY MOUNTAINEER *Book & Deposit by 31 Oct 2015 or Until Sold Out WWW.KINGSTOURS.COM.AU Single Price on Request qPhone us on 08 9380 6656 qPhone us on 08 9380 6656 Office 6/15 Rosslyn Street, West Leederville WA 6007 I E: [email protected] I www.kingstours.com.au Office 6/15 Rosslyn Street, West Leederville WA 6007 I E: [email protected] I www.kingstours.com.au 28 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015

let’s go travellinADVERTISING FEATURE g travelling London’s newest tourist idea on track for a great experience Galleries used them to store than to use road transport. On irreplaceable treasures they 31 May 2003 the trains made feared could be lost in Ger- their last runs after 76 years. man bombing raids. A small staff was retained Finally in early December both to maintain the tunnels 1927 the line was opened for for safety reasons and to act the world’s  rst driverless in a security role stopping electric trains, initially carry- would-be vandals, graf ti ing Christmas-rush parcels sprayers and others trying to only, and from February 1928 get into the tunnels, and the letters as well. trains were simply left where Stations along the line – at they’d made their last runs. Bird and Wimpole Streets and Train buffs, however, nev- Rathbone Place in the west, er gave up on bombarding New Oxford Street, Mount London’s Islington Council Pleasant in Islington for the with a constant  ow of ideas principal mail sorting centre, to get the little mail rail run- Left; During WWI when work stopped on construction of the unique railway, its platforms and tunnels were used for safe-keeping of priceless museum and art gallery and then King Edward and ning again, and  nally it gave treasures. Right; Artist’s impression of how the new mail rail train experience could look when it opens in 2020 Liverpool Streets in the East – approval for a £5 million All images British Postal Museum and Archives. were shallower than the main (AU$9.8m) redevelopment part of the line, so there was of the Mount Pleasant station by David Ellis London, twenty hours a day, and the simply curious – dozen years ago. of the Post Of ce to move less distance for parcels and and mail sorting centre. That seven days a week, is planned even though it never carried With its own tunnels sepa- mail between Whitechapel, mailbags to be lifted to street- will include a postal mu- A RAILWAY that ran for 76 to become a major new tour- a single passenger during a rate to London’s famous tube, in the city’s East End, and level. seum to open in 2016, and a years beneath the streets of ist attraction for train buffs working lifetime that ended a this railway was the brainchild Paddington 10.5km away As well, 1-in-20 gradients kilometre of original mail rail in the west, doing so much into and out of these sta- track to be restored to carry more speedily than along the tions assisted in slowing the tourists from 2020. Join us online: www.haveagonews.com.au already hopelessly congested remotely-controlled driver- Those tourists will ride in city streets. less trains on arrival, and in converted original mail wag- 3 DAY HAGN#030/280 First mooted in the latter speeding them away on de- ons that will be  tted with part of the 1800s, construction parture. seats and roofs – the latter for MANJIMUP Joondalup of the Post Of ce Railway – At the height of their serv- safety reasons – and will hear CHERRY TOUR soon known simply as the ice the little mail rail trains the history of the mail rail as Caravan Repairs Mail Rail – began in February and the 220 staff who worked they travel through the kilo- Mon 23 November – Wed 25 November 2015 of 1915, with its narrow 2.7m in the tunnels with them metre of re-opened narrow $695 per person Twin share, $160 Single Supps. diameter tunnels being dug 21 shifted 12 million parcels and tunnels. INCLUSIONS: all meals, accommodation, morning tea each day, metres below street level and letters a day… 84,000,000 a The museum to be devel- Entries as per itinerary, lunch daily, luxury 5 star coach travel. lined with pre-assembled iron week, four billion a year, with oped by the British Postal DAY 1 Depart Perth and travel to Pinjarra for morning tea, tubes. some 70 of the driverless Museum and Archive will picnic lunch by the dam in Harvey, scenic drive through the Servicing • Repairs • Spare parts Two tracks, one running trains rattling along the nar- feature 400 years of Britain’s beautiful Ferguson Valley with a visit to Gnomesville. Insurance work • Accessories east and one west, were then row gauge (610mm) tracks at mail services history. High- Stop off in Donnybrook for an afternoon break Solar Systems • Alterations • Awnings to be laid inside these, but speeds of up to 35kph. lights will include original before continuing to Manjimup. with a shortage of manpower And in 1991 the tunnels telegrams from the Titanic, DAY 2 Pemberton and the natural swimming pool for For all your Caravan, Motor home, or Camper and materials due to the First and a train were mocked-up pistols used in 19th century morning tea, some free time in town. Back to Manjimup for a trailer needs. Secure indoor accommodation World War, work stopped in to represent a  ctional rail- stage-coach robberies, court picnic lunch in the park and free time to shop, visit the Timber if your van needs to spend the night. 1917 just two years after com- way beneath the Vatican in evidence from The Great

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ATAS No. A10841. www.asiaescapeholidays.com 30 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 WA’s GREAT Outdoors WA WILDFLOWERS CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling June rains guarantee great West Australian wild owers wild owers for Kalbarri are nearly here more than 1,000 different tion for people with warmer VILLA CARLOTTA is offering a great Overnight in Geraldton to view the wild ower species in and days and mild nights. The selection of wild ower tours for 2015 carpets of everlastings in the Coalseam around the Kalbarri through whole town is almost a re- featuring onboard wild ower guides. De- Conservation Park, explore landmarks the main season of late June sort in itself with everything parting from Perth aboard a luxury villa of Geraldton and Mullewa, explore ru- to October. Some of the best within walking distance. coach, Villa’s professional coach drivers ral hamlets in the Chapman Valley, visit known wild owers are: It has quaint little shops, and tour leaders give people an enjoyable historic Northampton and enjoy a feature everlasting daisies in open various restaurants and cof- and hassle free wild ower holiday experi- dinner at the Historic Hampton Arms Ho-  elds, Thyrptomene, Aca- fee shops, pelican feeding ence. tel. cias ( ower early up north), daily on the foreshore and Here is just a sample of the many wild- Five days – departing 25 August and Melaleucas, Calytrix, many plenty to do further a eld if  ower holidays on offer: 14 September. species of native orchids for you want to get active and Join a magical four day holiday to Cer- Spend three glorious days in the south those who want to look care- explore the National Park vantes to enjoy a land of natural beauty. west to experience the beautiful range of fully, kangaroo paws (WA’s gorges or coastal cliffs. Or Day trips from your accommodation wild owers exhibited at the Busselton  oral emblem), Murchison why not take a cruise up at Cervantes Pinnacles Motel will take Uniting Church 90th Annual Wild ower rose (named after the mag- the river or take a short trip people into the Lesueur and Badgingarra Exhibit. Touring also includes the towns ni cent Murchison River down the coast to Rainbow National Parks in search of the wild ow- of Brunswick Junction and Dunsborough. which  ows into the Indian Jungle the famous Kalbarri ers. The holiday also includes the stroma- Three days – departing 30 September. Ocean at Kalbarri), Bank- Parrot Habitat? tolites of Lake Thetis, the world famous As one of WA’s leading travel com- sias, Hakeas, Grevilleas (one If people are thinking of pinnacles of Nambung National Park and panies Villa Carlotta Travel offers 140 Murchison rose species of Grevillea famous using their annual seniors Coomberdale Wild ower Farm. world-wide holidays including many KALBARRI is known as inches of rain in this often in Kalbarri for its scent is free TransWA coach pass to Four days – departing 11 October. great Australian holiday destinations and the most diverse area for harsh dry area of our state. commonly known as smelly Kalbarri why not stay at one Enjoy a short break highlighting our experiences. wild owers in WA. It has The township as well as the socks Grevillea), Verticordia of the best Kalbarri resorts, in beautiful southern Wheatbelt. Staying in For full details on Villa’s wild ower had excellent June rainfall National Park will be ablaze (Feather Flower) and Ger- Porter Street just next to the Hyden each night visit the famous Wave holidays FreeCall 1800 066 272 or email to set up one of the best for months to come with a aldton Wax – to name just town centre. This wild ow- Rock and Hippo’s Yawn, step inside the [email protected]. Alternatively wild ower seasons in a long unique and diverse collec- a few. ers season Kalbarri Edge Re- Wild ower Shoppe, explore Lake Grace contact Villa for their free holiday plan- time. June has notched up tion of WA wild owers. Kalbarri is such a great sort which is four-star luxury and Cabinatta Yabbies and travel the Tin ner which features 60+ holidays including nearly 80 mm or over three There are known to be winter and spring destina- has a special seniors deal on Horse Highway. their classic holidays, small group adven- a king size self-contained spa Four days – departing 26 October. tures and exclusive solo traveller holidays. suite for $66 per person per LAZY LOBSTER night and just next door the three-star Palm Resort has a Holiday Units/Chalets, HAGN#123/280 special on a standard twin or Heritage Perth presents a history of our PORT DENISON/DONGARA double room with kitchenette at $49 per person per night. secret gardens Quiet, comfy, lovely garden setting. Free Wi . Both these deals for seniors sense of personal pride in Fully self-contained well-equipped units. include free daily continental his and the City’s achieve- Only a 2 min walk to beach and Marina. restaurant breakfast and also ments. courtesy bus transfers to and Alan will share his in- COACH PICK-UP AVAILABLE from your TransWA coach. sights on a verbal and vis- WEEKLY RATE $600 Contact the resorts direct to ual meander through the get availability and further parks and gardens includ- Ph 9927 2177 Email: [email protected] details. Remember this deal ing discussions about Stir- Visit www.lazylobster.net.au must be booked during July ling Gardens through the to get the above special rate boom times, the in ll years, HAGN#105/280 on accommodation and free AS PART of the 2015 Walk ple who simply enjoy the and into the renewal era. breakfasts. & Talk Series, Heritage peace of a green space. He will also talk about People must book during Perth is giving people the Alan Dolphin is a techni- the value of green space – July to get this special deal. chance to take an historical cal of cer within the City particularly the dollar val- Travel any time up until 20 journey through the mag- of Perth’s Arboriculture ue of trees – and the City of Special guests Featuring: December. ni cent parks and gardens and Horticultural Parks Perth’s inspirational Urban Great Hall of Flowers include: Contact Edge Resort 1800 of the City of Perth. and Landscape Services Forest Plan. From Paddock to Plate If anything and every- INDIRA NAIDOO Open Gardens 286 155 email info@ka- Presented by Alan Dol- unit. Starting in 1975 as a SABRINA HAHN Displays lbarriedge.com.au or Palm phin, a man who, for more trainee (Certi cate for Hor- thing in the horticultural and Exhibitions than 40 years, has man- ticulture), Alan became Cu- world delights excites and NEVILLE PASSMORE 13-16 AUGUST 2015 Vintage Cars and Bikes Resort 1800 819 029 email interests you, don’t miss JOSH WHITELAND Weekend Garden Market [email protected]. aged, cared for, and, at rator of Queens Gardens Wholesome Food times, lived within the city in 1987 where he chose to this free Walk & Talk event. and Kalbarri: “You’ll love it” 9AM TO 4PM DAILY Kids Activities gardens, this will be a ‘must remain for 12 years. As A History of our Secret VINCE GARREFFA Free & Ticketed Events ‘Night in the Garden’ as the regular visitors are of- not miss’ event for garden- part of this role, he had the Gardens at Northbridge Pi- ten heard saying. NANNUPGARDENS.ORG.AU FACEBOOK NANNUP FLOWER & GARDEN FESTIVAL TWITTER - #NANNUPGARDENS ers, garden lovers, and peo- unique privilege of living in azza Community Building the Curators Cottage, locat- Corner Lake and James HAGN#120/280 ed in the north-east corner Streets on 22 July, 12.30pm. of the Gardens. Alan has Bookings are essential as KALBARRI EDGE RESORT long moved from the cot- places are limited. Visit her- Hidden Treasures tage, but has remained with itageperth.com the City’s Parks and Gar- Follow Heritage Perth on dens service where he has www.facebook/HeritageP- seen signi cant change over erth and Twitter.com/her- the years inspiring a great itageperth 2015 11 SEPTEMBER - 12 OCTOBER Ona Bu Specialisingo in groups and clubs s Presented by Act-Belong-Commit G Luxury new resort next to town centre 3 DAY WILDFLOWER TOURS Feast your eyes on amazing wildflowers 9-11 or 15-17 September $480pp twin share and wide open landscapes this spring in Seniors specials March - November 2015 inclusive Includes 2 nights accommodation; the Great Southern. Attend a Bloom Check out our great holiday packages using your daily tours with a wild ower expert; free pensioner pass on TransWA all meals; night time entertainment. Festival event or take one of our many BLUES IN THE BUSH WILDFLOWER TOUR bush walks. The options are endless... Includes: 2-4 October • 4 days/ 3 nights from $250 per person $480pp twin share • Includes FREE breakfast daily Includes 2 nights accommodation; all meals; For more information visit • Courtesy coach pick up and drop off night time entertainment; Visiting Perenjori for Blues www.hiddentreasures.com.au • Welcome drink in the Bush Festival (Concert additional cost) • Discount, Restaurant dinner voucher WHEATBELT EXPERIENCE 3 DAY TOUR or call 9827 1635 • Transfer to and from Rainbow Jungle 13-15 October (more dates opening soon) $500pp twin share Includes all meals; visiting many wheatbelt locations and attractions. Limited to 12 passengers per tour. Individuals or couples welcome. Central City Pickup locations. Call the of ce for detailed itinerary.

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www.kalbarriedge.com.au HAGN#068/280 [email protected] 9453 3843 Email: [email protected] www.goonabus.com.au 1800 286 155 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 31 WA’s GREAT Outdoors WA WILDFLOWERS CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling Time to start thinking wild owers SEPTEMBER and October evening meals. then travel to Boranup Hol- Mature women want to be adventurous are great for wild owers in October takes people to the low. Leeuwin Lighthouse THIS month, Have a Go News spoke her life. into the itineraries, so that guests are not this wonderful state of Western beautiful Cape region around (where the Indian and South- with the founder of Adventurous Wom- After months away, feeding her soul constantly on the go. This provides an Australia. Geographe Bay. Visit  owers ern Oceans meet) is always a en, Sue Hile. and meeting many like-minded women opportunity for the women to relax and People can be assured of in Donnybrook, Ambergate, great visit. Sue formed Adventurous Women on her travels, Sue realised how for- re ect during their trip. having a great time on wild- Rosa Brook and Carbanup Give Sharon a call on in early 2008 to cater for the needs of tunate she’d been to have had this op- The walking holidays are fully sup-  ower tours organised by Fun- Reserve. Other visits include 1300 660 668 for further de- women over the age of 40, who were portunity and wanted to share her ex- ported and there is comfortable accom- seeker Tours. Being in the tour- in and around Gracetown tails. looking for group travel opportunities periences with other women who may modation with excellent meals and of ing business for 18 years there where they could challenge themselves bene t. That was the beginning of her course catering for all dietary require- are some secret spots that year HAGN#124/280 mentally, physically or both, within a Adventurous Women travel company. ments and no carrying of heavy back- after year give a lovely show- BEACHSIDE safe and supportive environment. Adventurous Women tours always packs. ing of wild owers. Sue, who was 43 years old when she have a female tour manager escorting The price of the tours is very com- September takes them to PREVELLY VILLAS started the company, was at a cross- the groups on all tours and as they’re petitive and therefore affordable to a Cranbrook for their wild ower Five spotless holiday homes located in roads in her life and was able to push WA based, clients have the opportunity wide range of women. display. Albany is the base for Margaret River, some with ocean views. this tour and each day they through this challenging time, by taking to meet up prior to committing to trav- Travellers come from all different travel to places like The Gap Easy walks / access to pristine dog beaches a sabbatical from her marriage, family elling with them. backgrounds, stages, ages, and marital and Natural Bridge, Whale Priced from $170 per night and every day life to travel. Most of the clients are solo travellers status with the common denominator World and Middleton Beach, Opposite local store and cafe She always felt she had some gypsy so the company does not charge a sin- that they are all women. viewing wild owers en route. in her soul. Over the years, without re- gle supplement but works on a rotating If it’s encouragement, support, good They visit Two Peoples Bay Dog friendly accommodation alising, she’d completely lost any con- roster for accommodation. company and lots of fun you are look- and Cheyne Beach to see a nection with that part of her, which left This means that at every different ho- ing for in a holiday, then an Adventur- very diverse range of  owers. Ph 0417 969 770 or 08 9757 2277 her feeling restless and depressed. tel, guests get to share with a different ous Women Tour will not disappoint. Kojonup and Williams will www.prevellyvillas.com.au She knew that travelling away from member of the group. This is provides See the list of tours advertised in this also feature in this tour and her loved ones and everyday comforts an opportunity for group bonding and section on page 19. remember it is all inclusive would be challenging, however, it alleviating any annoyances which may For further information visit www. of home pick up and return Busselton Guest House - BEDS BY THE BAY would allow her the space and time she occur from staying with the same per- adventurouswomen.com.au or email morning teas, lunches and needed to clear her head and work out son each night. [email protected] or what she wanted from the next phase of The tours factor adequate down time freecall – 1300 388 419. Looking for a HAGN#146/280 travel Tour Canada and Alaska with Cathie Rice Travel companion? magni cent Canadian Rockies. THEN take advantage of the Situated just one kilometre from Busselton’s bustling town centre and After a two-night stay in magical Vancouver Island free listing which may provide two streets from magical Geographe Bay. Stroll along the beautiful, pristine beaches of the bay to the town’s historic jetty. and a tour of the glorious Butchart Gardens bursting with people with an opportunity to Relax in the warm, inviting spa set amongst the lovingly tended gardens. springtime  owers, the group then departs for Anchorage  nd a like-minded travel com- for a two-night stay again at a centrally located hotel. SPECIAL DEAL panion. 125 Adelaide Street, Busselton WA The scenic rail journey from Anchorage to Seward is a When submitting a listing, $155 per night Ph 9754 4519 Mob 0427 488 767 for two people highlight of this tour. please print clearly and limit [email protected] Stay for 3 & pay for 2 Following the rail journey the train will arrive to the the entry to no more than 35 www.busseltonguesthouse.com.au includes full cooked side of the luxurious small ship – Silversea – Silver Shad- words. Telephone numbers or *(Off er available from 27/07/15 through to 22/09/15) breakfast ow to undertake a cruise down to Vancouver along the addresses will be kept con - famous inside passage.

dential in a similar format to HAGN#117/280 the one we use for our Friend There is no doubt cruising this passage on a small ship to Friend service, but for reader with everything included is a highlight. The guests enjoy convenience it will feature in Experience cabins with windows and balconies and  ne beverages. the travel section each month. At the conclusion of the cruise the group will return to If people wish they can use a day tour like CATHIE RICE TRAVEL has been running escorted tours Australia following a two night stopover at the beautiful the coupon from the Friend to to Canada and Alaska for the past 17 years. Langham Hotel in Hong Kong. Friend page. The beauty of this private escorted group is the  ex- Alternatively people have the option for an extension to Please send your details to never before… ibility of the trip across the Rockies, a private tour with the east coast of Canada. Travel Companions, C/o Have Insight Vacations and not too early morning starts. Call Cathie Rice Travel now for a brochure on this tour a Go News PO Box 1042 West This 24-day escorted tour leaves from Bunbury with free call 1800 177 788. Leederville 6901. Please in- pickups at Busselton and Mandurah and other guests can clude a self addressed stamped Day tours from $75 join the tour leader at Perth airport. HAGN#096/280 envelope and quote the box Tour includes homemade morning tea and minimum of The group departs Perth on 6 May 2016 with Cathay BEST WESTERN Esperance’s number in the reply clearly and 2 course lunch (some tours include a 3 course lunch). Paci c to Hong Kong with a day’s stopover there and then mark this  rst on the envelope a late afternoon  ight on to Vancouver for a two-night seaside senior’s special and send to Travel Compan- stay at a suite hotel right in the heart of Vancouver, be- ions Reply Box ___ C/- Have fore their privately chartered Insight Vacations tour of the * $ a Go News PO Box 1042 West ONLY 125 Leederville 6901 we will send PER NIGHT out your replies at the end of FOR 2! each month. Please ensure all Poland in 2015 replies are marked clearly with the box number. with Beyond Travel Box Number 140 EASTERN EUROPEAN between the cities from Lady globetrotter WLTM Call Elite Tours on 9314 2170 holiday specialists Beyond only $1225 per person twin NS retired gent who would Travel have a selection of www.elitetours.net.au share. It also includes ac- • FREE continental breakfast daily like to share some fun and ad- great value private packag- commodation with daily • FREE in-house movies, FOXTEL and broadband internet • FREE tea, coffee and biscuits in your motel room venture. es and fully escorted tours breakfast, comprehensive • FREE welcome drink when dining at the Seasons Restaurant that highlight the best that sight-seeing and services • CENTRAL town location opposite the bay • POOL, restaurant, cocktail bar, BBQ & guest laundry Poland has to offer. of a local representative. It *Subject to availability - bookings essential - some block out dates apply One of the most popular is available in three, four or WA Wildfl ower Tours  rst class fully escorted  ve star hotels. BEST WESTERN Hospitality Inn Esperance tours is the seven-day For more information 44-46 The Esplanade, Esperance Perth’s Best Wild ower Day Tour $ from 155pp Magic of Poland from on all Polish products, visit 9071 1999 Departing: Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun Sept - Nov Warsaw to Krakow, taking www.beyondtravel.com.au [email protected] Enjoy a relaxing day taking in the spring wild owers. Our exact itinerary www.hospitalityinnesperance.com.au in all the highlights such as or call 1300 363 554. will be unknown until the day of departure to ensure you view areas with Each Best Western branded hotel is independently owned and operated. © 2014 Best Western International, Inc. All rights reserved. the most abundant wild owers. touring the Royal Route Includes a Botanical guide on board with expert commentary, luxury into Warsaw’s Old Town coach travel, lunch and a wild ower booklet to keep. with its Royal Castle and bustling Market Square, DUNSBOROUGH Central Motel 8 Day Karijini, Coral Bay & Shark Bay from $2990pp an evening Chopin recital, Departing: 5 August 2015 a trip to Czestochowa to Fly up and start your trip at the wonderful Karijini National Park. Then visit Yasna Gora Monas- head across to the coast and explore the wonders as you make your tery and its famous Black way back to Perth. , a night in Zako- Highlights: Karijini National Park, Coomberdale Wild ower farm, pane nestled at the foot of Coral Bay glass bottom boat cruise, Monkey Mia dolphins, Ocean Park the Tatra Mountains, raft- aquarium, HMAS Sydney memorial Inclusions: Motel accommodation, all evening meals, ing on the Dunajec River breakfasts, entry to various attraction and a botanical guide on board. and tours to Auschwitz and Located in the town centre. Just a stroll to shops, supermarkets, restaurants, Other wild ower tours also available Wieliczka Salt Mine. cafes and beach. Outdoor pool, heated spa and bbq. FREE In-house movies plus There are seven guar- anteed departures between WiFi now available. Just ask our friendly staff. 7 Day Great Southern Wild ower Tour from $5258pp Departing: 16 September 2015 July and October and it Great Southern Western Australian wild owers are renowned as is priced from $1505 per Rooms ranging from Standard Motel style rooms being one of the most spectacular wild ower displays in the world. person twin share includ- to our Luxurious Spa Suites. Discover the magni cent rugged south coast, wilderness in isolated ing four nights  rst class national parks that have extraordinary rare and endangered  ora, accommodation with daily STAY 3 NIGHTS PAY FOR 2 fauna, birds, and astonishing landscapes. breakfast, sight-seeing with DURING JULY, AUGUST OR SEPTEMBER & RECEIVE HAGN#142/280 Inclusions: best accommodation available, all meals and entry costs. a tour director, transporta- This is a small group luxury tour. One complimentary continental breakfast basket per person and bottle of wine tion and porterage. Offer excludes long weekends, subject to availability For those wanting to Western Australian Visitor Centre do a private independent SENIORS AND GROUP BOOKING DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE 55 William Street, Perth Lic No 9TA 1364 HAGN#077/280 package in Poland this summer, Beyond have an PHONE: 9756 7711 FREECALL 1800 812 808 eight day itinerary from Warsaw to Krakow includ- 50 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough WA 6281 RAC We provide a free booking service for Great Southern Rail, ing  rst class rail travel Email: [email protected] accommodation, car hire, tours and much more. Web: www.dunsboroughmotel.com.au 32 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 WA’s GREAT Outdoors GOLDFIELDS CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling It’s a golden gift for Leonora…on the WA Day weekend

The grandstand at the Leonora Race track with some friendly locals waving - Kiara Reddingius about to cross the  nish line  rst in the sprint section - Local children joined the elite athletes for a lap around the town.- Horses racing towards the  nish at the Leonora Race Track by Jennifer Merigan the weekend. There is an abundance for the Elite Mile and some good old- citing to watch elite Australian middle Westonia Tavern of entertainment and events organised fashioned country entertainment. distance athletes compete. Est. 1915 - our centenery year “WHERE ARE you from?” for locals and visitors. The Leonora School Choir sang Congratulations to the Elite Mile Located just It’s not often these days that you We arrived late on Friday afternoon We are Australian in both English and winners Zak Patterson and Olympic 3hrs from Perth LUNCH: 11.30am - 2pm walk into a pub and someone wants to on the Skippers Aviation  ight from Wangai, the local Aboriginal language. hopeful Eloise Welling. Fridays, Sundays and know where you hail from but friend- Perth and as my partner’s family live Later in the evening there was a One of the unique things about this Public Holidays liness and the locals’ curiosity towards in the town we stayed with them at mammoth  reworks display and a event is the participation by the whole DINNER: 6-9pm daily visitors is alive and well in Leonora. their property affectionately known as selection of bands playing tributes to town, the local kids compete in a bike “Where the “Wheatbelt meets the Gold elds.” There is something special and the Prickle Patch. and Jimmy Barnes. ride, then join the athletes for a run, This Heritage listed hotel has all the unique charm of its earlier moving about the outback in Western I’m always up for a country horse We sat around a blazing  re pit at a full athletics carnival is held on the days during the Goldrush era with recent additions including Australia, it’s a combination of the big race meet and on Saturday we headed the Prickle Patch watching as the  re- Sunday for runners of all ages and single motel-style accommodation and family rooms. HAGN#144/280 sky, the red pindan, the quiet of the to the Leonora Race Track. works echoed in the outback and lit prize money is up for the locals. A large undercover alfresco area, new dining room and new countryside and the people. We had a couple of bets and tried up the sky and the classic Australian People come from far and wide to lounge bar. Takeaway meals also available. My  rst visit to Leonora was to at- the bookies on course for better odds songs permeated the usual quietness. have a go in the events and the atmos- tend the weekend celebrations in the – a good win ensured we walked away Sunday was the big race and it was phere feels like you have stepped back Ph: 9046 7012 Email: [email protected] town for the Golden Gift which is with a couple of bucks in our pocket back to the main street to cheer on the in time to when life was simpler. Australia’s richest mile running race. and a big smile. athletes. It opened up my eyes to the impor- It’s the 13th year that Leonora has Later in the afternoon bush two-up Market stalls lined the main street tance of regional events in WA and Ora Banda Historical Inn hosted the event over the WA Day was played at the track. with a selection of arts and crafts, car- how we should support these initia- weekend. It was the perfect place for some nival rides for the kids, coffee vans and tives. The best middle distance athletes in people watching, ladies dressed up in fair food, a visiting prospector sold his Leonora is part of the Golden Out- the country come to this outback town their  nery with fascinators and high gold nuggets as jewellery and the local back and is one of the stops on the to compete for the title. heels stomped through the grass and honey was a hit. Golden Quest Trail – it’s a great stop It’s a great opportunity for many the dust, kids with their faces painted The town felt friendly, we wandered for grey nomads who want to explore athletes to fund their Olympic chances and those just there for a  utter and the about in between the heats for the ath- the history and heritage of the northern with $6000 prize money on offer for fun of the races, it was a great intro- letics chatting to people and had lunch gold elds. the winners. duction to the weekend celebrations. at the pub. The Golden Gift will be held again Discover the Gold elds - old world charm and The race takes place in the main On Saturday evening the main The athletic events took place from next year on the WA Day long week- service with your hosts Damon, Kiri and Simon. street which is closed off throughout street became the focus with heats 10am until the main event. It was ex- end. Hotel, motel, caravan park and history to discover.

Ora Banda Historical Inn HAGN#104/280 Cnr Johnson and Gimlet Street, Ora Banda Tel 9024 2444 Email [email protected] Exciting three-day wild ower tours around WA ering (earthquake site) plus Web www.orabanda.com.au GO ONA BUS are offering tour, the wild ower and surrounds, accompanied The Wild ower and three different and exciting blues tour and the wheatbelt with a wild ower expert Blues tour has all these many more things to see three day extended tours experience tour. with all meals included, plus things and is also held over including farm animals, HAGN#095/280 Experience in September and October. The tours go from Perth night time activities and the weekend of the blues for native rescue animals plus The standard wild ower up north to Dalwallinu and twin share accommodation. the bush open day and con- Aboriginal art and interest- BEST WESTERN Kalgoorlie cert at Perenjori. ing sites located around the These tours accommo- Nulla Nulla B&B, known * $ a must see on your date a maximum of 20 peo- for its spectacular wild ow- ONLY 129 kalgoorlie visit! PER NIGHT SUPER PIT HAGN#086/280 ple staying at the Old Con- ers. FOR 2! ONLY TOUR vent in Dalwallinu which This is an even more ex- THE THAT GOES has a whole load of history clusive tour with only 10- TOUR INTO THE SUPER PIT OPERATIONS and interest in itself. 12 maximum participants. 2.5 HR TOUR The most popular and ex- Twin share places available. OPEN PIT AND MILLING OPERATIONS TOURS DEPART MON-SAT citing new tour that Go Ona This tour has already prov- BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL 1.5 HR TOUR OPEN PIT OPERATIONS Bus has added is the Wheat- en very popular and more • FREE continental breakfast daily belt Experience three-day dates will be added as they • FREE in-house movies, FOXTEL and broadband internet tour. This tour includes become available. • FREE tea, coffee and biscuits in your spacious motel room • FREE welcome drink when dining at the visiting York with sandal- These tours are exclusive Katherine Station Restaurant and are  lling fast. Go Ona • POOL, restaurant, cocktail bar, BBQ & guest laundry wood mill and catholic *Subject to availability - bookings essential church tours, Quairading, Bus also has payment plans *$5 OFF TOUR PRICE Conditions apply. Redeem this ad to receive $5 discount. Limit 4 per coupon. Shackleton (smallest bank for your convenience. BEST WESTERN Hospitality Inn Kalgoorlie in Australia), Bruce Rock For more details and to 560 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie WWW.KALGOORLIETOURS.COM (Colonial Café), Merre- book your three-day extend- 9021 2888 ✁ [email protected] For bookings & enquiries please visit din, Burracoppin (wind tur- ed tours, contact Go Ona www.hospitalityinnkalgoorlie.com.au Kalgoorlie Tours & Charters bines), Tammin, Cunderdin Bus on 9453 3853 or email (pumping station), Meck- [email protected]. Each Best Western branded hotel is independently owned and operated. © 2014 Best Western International, Inc. All rights reserved. 250 HANNAN ST, KALGOORLIE TEL: 9021 2211 THE GREAT BEYOND HAGN#043/280 GOLD PROSPECTING? VISITOR CENTRE What a great idea! Explorers’ Hall of Fame HAGN#058/280

Accommodation | Travel Bookings Tours | Visitor Information Souvenirs Complementing the rich visual history of the Northern www.kalgoorlietourism.com Gold elds, the Great Beyond Explorers’ Hall of Fame utilises cutting edge technology to bring to life the characters and 1800 004 653 stories of the past. Step back in time with several notable explorers who Corner of Hannan and Wilson Street, Kalgoorlie led challenging expeditions through central Australia during the mid to Get everything late 19th Century as they recount their stories of hardship and bravery. Discover what it was like for women and pioneers living and working you need on the Gold elds during the pioneer days and learn about the valuable industries that sustain our inland. at Reeds Home of the Explorers Hall of Fame. The Visitor Centre also houses a cafe and gift shop. Open Mon - Fri 9am - 4.30pm and Sat - Sun 9am - 1pm Phone 9250 3388 The Great Beyond Visitor Centre

Search Kalgoorlie HAGN#041/280 Augusta St, Laverton WA 25B Helen Street, Bellevue Tel: 9031 1361 www.reedsprospecting.com.au Email: [email protected] www.laverton.wa.gov.au HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 33 WA’s GREAT Outdoors CENTRAL WHEATBELT CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling WA’s Central Wheatbelt invites you to explore the area and discover the farming history… was established in 1867. cubbin are spectacular, An arts and crafts centre and business enterprises Corrigin The  rst farmland was tak- when there are good winter is located in the main street and social life. 230 kilometres en up in 1908. The area is rains, the district blooms. displaying a wide variety The Centenary Pathway southeast of Perth primarily devoted to wheat, Between July and Octo- of work by local artists. is bordered by a mosaic Corrigin is a popular coarse grains and sheep ber experience the diverse A new Art Gallery The slab wall stretching the stopover when visiting farming, although some range of  owers. Old Club Gallery features length of the Main Street Hyden’s Wave Rock and farmers have diversi ed Bencubbin lies in the work by Wheatbelt Artists. created by residents who the seasonal wild owers of into cattle and pigs. Shire of Mt Marshall for Bruce Rock celebrated are proud of their heritage. the area. Located three and Bencubbin is on the bor- more information visit its Centenary in 2013 with The nearby bank at a half hours’ drive east of der of wheat and station www.mtmarshall.wa.gov. a community project that Shackleton is said to be Perth, it is a very attractive country. This contributes au/ records the history of the Australia’s smallest bank town. to the wonderful variety of district, its people, farming and is well worth a visit. Corrigin is widely beautiful wild owers and bird life found throughout

the shire. Birds are numer- Bruce Rock craft shop © Tourism WA Welcome to the wonders of ous all year round, and the

stunning wild ower season HAGN#070/280w lasts from June until Octo- ber. There are many varied points of interest, all serv- iced by good roads. QUAIRADING | BRUCE ROCK | NAREMBEEN | HYDEN Bencubbin has a meteor- LAKE GRACE | KULIN | KONDININ | CORRIGIN Great southern farmland at sunset © Tourism WA ite named after it. It is a type of carbonaceous chondrite Enjoy open spaces, wildflowers THE CENTRAL Wheat- this important farming but has now been given it’s Bruce Rock and interesting rock outcrops. belt towns are all within area in WA. For more in- own class of meteorites, the 243kms from Perth Delight in our fabulous skies around a two to three formation visit the http:// Bencubbinites. Bencubbin A traditional farming and friendly country folk. hour drive from Perth. www.wheatbelttourism. was found in July of 1930. town, Bruce Rock produc- Visitors to the area com Two large stones were es crops of wheat, barley, have the opportunity to found. Most of this meteor- lupin and peas. Sheep, pigs see vistas of open farm- Bencubbin ite is in the Western Austral- and goats are also farmed land, walk the wild ower 270 kilometres ian Museum in Perth. in the area. trails, climb granite rocks, northeast of Perth Pioneer Wells allow you The Bruce Rock Mu- and enjoy the small coun- Bencubbin is located to take a trip back in time, seum comprises a histori- try towns. three and a half hours’ drive to help you imagine how cal display in the restored Stay a while and enjoy northeast of Perth in the families carted water from Bank with adjoining re- the magic of the Central centre of the northeastern these wells for their live- constructions of an origi- Wheatbelt. This guide Wheatbelt. stock and for personal use, nal one-roomed school, a provides you with infor- Sandalwood cutters were before the establishment of typical mud brick settlers Call 1300 736 283 for a Pathways to Wave Rock Map. mation on some of the in the area as early as the the water pipelines. hut and a blacksmiths FREE towns which make up 1860s and a sheep station The wild owers in Ben- shop. www.wheatbelttourism.com www.pathwaystowaverock.com.au HAGN#099/280

2nd & 3rd SEPTEMBER 2015

Don’t miss the 43rd Annual Newdegate Machinery Field Days

www .nfday.com.au 34 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 WA’s GREAT Outdoors CENTRAL WHEATBELT CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling WA’s Central Wheatbelt invites you to explore the area and discover the farming history… known as a ‘Town of Wind- in its display of early Aus- Cunderdin Cunderdin Hill is a agriculture was in 1897 and was  rst settled to sup- Koorda mills’ due to the abundant tralian farm machinery. 156 kilometres popular walking track and the town was not estab- port farming in the early 238 kilometres supply of ground water. For more information east of Perth with 360-degree views of lished until 1906 when the 1920s. northeast of Perth Almost every home had visit www.corrigin.wa.gov. Cunderdin is a two-hour the town and surrounding railway line was extended It derives its name from Just over three hours’ a windmill until 1960 when au/ drive east of Perth on the farmland. from Goomalling. the Aboriginal name of drive northeast of Perth is the town was supplied with Great Eastern Highway. It During the spring months The  rst store opened in a nearby hill and means the town of Koorda. scheme water. was  rst settled with the ar- the hill is carpeted with pink that year and in a short time ‘place of  re’. The predominantly farm- The town is nestled at the rival of the railway in 1894. and yellow everlastings. was able to cater for most The Surveyor General ing community dedicates base of Corrigin Rock and In 1901, the Gold elds A deep gash in the earth, settlers’ needs. J S Roe  rst recorded the itself to growing wheat, to experience it on foot of- Water Scheme reached the caused by the Mecker- The  rst public build- town in 1848 and was a sol- coarse grains and sheep. fers a variety of dedicated town, bringing with it an in- ing Earthquake which de- ings included a school and dier settlement site gazetted Corn dollies are an an- tracks and trails. crease in population. stroyed the town in 1968, Methodist Church which in 1931. cient craft practiced in

Corrigin’s history is re- Interior view of Cunderdin Museum © Tourism WA Visitors can see machin- can still be seen today, lo- were built at Dowerin Nearby Tressie’s Mu- many cereal-growing areas  ected in the windmill en- ery used in bygone years cated 11 kilometres from Lakes, or Old Dowerin. seum offers a collection of worldwide. Frank Lodge try statement to the town at the Cunderdin Museum, Meckering, on the Quel- The chief source of in- pioneer farming tools and who in 1911 made a sim- and is showcased at the No 3 Pump station includ- lington (York) Road. come for the area is primary equipment, as well as a ple countryman’s favour Pioneer Museum and RSL ing displays depicting the For more information production, including farm- working display of gramo- the corn dolly, which was Memorial Lookout. 1968 Meckering earth- visit www.cunderdin. ing livestock, wool, and ce- phones and 78 records. adopted as the Shire Em- Tour the surrounding quake, an original steam wa.gov.au real crops. Visitors enjoy the yester- blem in 1974. countryside during wild- pump used on the Gold- During the last week of year style of the beautiful Visit the old hospital,  ower season and enjoy the  elds Water Scheme, a Ti- Dowerin August Dowerin is home Catholic Church and the now the town museum, wonder of these beautiful germoth aircraft, an original 156 kilometres to the Dowerin GWN Ma- Primary School. Scenic vis- for historical displays of plants. bush school and many arte- north east of Perth chinery Field Days, an an- tas can be seen at McCann, farm machinery and hos- The Corrigin Museum facts depicting the pioneer- Dowerin is situated on nual event showcasing the Buckley’s Breakaway and pital equipment, as well as provides a link with the past ing spirit of the district. the Pioneers’ Pathway tour- very latest in farming ma- the Karlgarin Hills. community and family ar- ism route and Northam- chinery, equipment, preci- tefacts. Wyalkatchem-Merredin sion technology and rural Mollerin and Newcarl- HAGN#087/280 railway loop line. services. beon rocks are located The name Dowerin is The town’s population north of town and during Wheatbelt Caravans & RV Centre 280 taken from the Aboriginal can increase from around Exterior view of the Koorda Hotel © Tourism WA winter and late spring have Repairs Insurance work word ‘Daren’ that was giv- 400 up to 15,000 during a picturesque display of Spare Parts Custom  touts en to a series of lakes some this event. wild owers and beautiful Servicing eight kilometres south of For more information panoramic views from the the town. The nearby soak visit www.dowerin.wa.gov. top of the rock. They both Accessories or water hole known as Tin au/ have picnic and camping Modi cations Dog Creek was a resting facilities including toilets. Warranty work place and watering hole for Karlgarin Early in September, travellers and prospectors 317 kilometres Koorda hosts its annual Ph: 9622 2241 56 Old Yorkk RRd,d NNortham th on their way to the Gold- south east of Perth Agricultural Show, which  elds. Karlgarin has a popula- brings together past and E: [email protected] W: www.wheatbeltcaravans.com.au The  rst settlement for tion of less than 50 people present residents, along HAGN#005/280 © Lois Dickins

HAGN#029/280 with a large number of View the Eastern Wheatbelt at visitors. The show features Homestead Red Farm many agricultural displays, HAMPTON VIEW HOMESTEAD ACCOMMODATION including the ‘corn dollies’. Lake Grace • Newdegate Experience a landscape of earthy reds You can  nd out more and browns, ochres and greens... Lake King • Varley • Pingaring Beautiful 365 days a year about the show at www. 20 minutes from York, Northam, koordashow.com or for Enjoy a farm life experience Cunderdin and Dowerin. more information visit • Art, Culture, History, Select from farmstay accommodation styles; The perfect getaway for any traveller. www.koorda.wa.gov.au/ Wild owers and Natural Beauty Shearer’s Quarters, Miners Den, Farm House, Spectacular sunsets The Cottage or camping sites. Accomm: 3 x cabin style, salmon gum, Visit us in York and sugar gum cabins, Lake Grace Take a tour and learn about the 345 kilometres property, farm animals and pets, JUNE 2016 self-contained and linen provided for the Ph: 9625 1476 or 0437 849 892 south east of Perth plus farming equipment from The Shire of Lake yesteryear and today. Hampton Email: [email protected]

Attractions; Hoon Dog www.homesteadred.com.au HAGN#026/280 Grace is home to the 200 species of birds Sledding towns of Lake Grace, Wild owers Newdegate, Lake King, Wildlife including emus, kangaroos, Varley and Pingaring. blue tongue lizards, owls, honey eaters, As you travel the open willie wagtails, blue wrens and roads marvel at the natu- cockatoos ral beauty of the farm- Or sit back, relax and enjoy Open Thursday to Sunday. ing landscape dotted our beautiful sunsets Action packed weekends: with natural salt lakes in LIVE MUSIC Sunday afternoons. shades of pinks, greens Hampton View Homestay B&B/Farm Stay, All-day breakfasts 10am-10pm and mauve. Outback WA Eastern Wheatbelt, near Southern Cross 541 Mckenzie Rd, Mt Hampton on Saturday & Sunday. The nature reserves www.lakegrace.wa.gov.au Ph: 9040 4034 8 Carter Road, Grass Valley team with wildlife and Email: [email protected] Ph: 9622 9511 magni cent and, in some p: 9865 2140 e: [email protected] www.hamptonviewhomestead.com.au Check us out on facebook to see next band date cases, rare wild owers. HAGN#080/280 HAGN#044/280 HAGN#081/280 Friendly service in peaceful surroundings of a country town NAREMBEEN WESTERN AUSTRALIA NORSEMAN Discover, Explore, Stay... The Gateway to Western Australia

*DISCOUNTS • Nullabor Links Golf Course - the world’s longest golf course • Tin Camels • Located 234km south east of Perth FOR SENIORS - a tribute to the Camel Trains that carried mail and freight • An hours drive from Wave Rock • Beacon Hill - Enjoy a walk trail and panoramic views of Norseman • Camp on grass, hard surface or under shady trees. • Phoenix Tailings Dump • Large motorhomes welcome - resembles a topless pyramid and contains gold • Pet friendly • Granite Woodlands Discovery Trail - 16 interpretive sites, offers • Clean amenities with hot showers, swimming pool, opportunities for camping, bushwalking, exploring granite rock guest laundry, FREE barbecue on timber decking Offering scenery that re ects Australia’s formations and viewing spring wild owers • We cater for caravan clubs; cables for TV reception, true farming lifestyle. • Pack a BBQ picnic and take the 28 km heritage trail to explore tidy park, club rates and friendly service Visit the Grain Discovery Centre, explore Dundas Rocks’ huge ancient boulders and rock formations. • Auto gas is available in Corrigin nature trails, enjoy the undisturbed beauty. • Hyden Rock - enjoy the rock’s walks, surrounding  ora and fauna. • Powered sites $30 *Conditions apply. 2 night stay minimum • Bromus Dam - free camping area with bushwalks, lots to explore PHONE (08) 9064 7055 or a great place to have a BBQ or picnic. EMAIL [email protected] • Mt Jimberlana - 5km east of town, offering spectacular views from the top with a picnic area at the base. • Phoenix Park - educational, historical and is close to the town centre Located along the Pathway to CORRIGIN CARAVAN PARK Wave Rock and near the Cnr Kirkwood & Larke Cresent, Corrigin Great Eastern Highway, Narembeen PH: 6555 9108 www.corrigincaravanpark.com.au is the perfect place to stay and relax. [email protected] HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 35 WA’s GREAT Outdoors CENTRAL WHEATBELT CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling WA’s Central Wheatbelt invites you to explore the area and discover the farming history…

Marvel Loch, Moorine covered in Southern Cross in season which are all eas- Today the district produc- Rock, Bodallin and Kooly- by Tom Risely and Mick ily accessible. es mostly wheat and sheep anobbing. Toomey. They named the The town is 70 kilome- and with its natural beauty Southern Cross is situ- place after the stars that tres from Merredin and in and pioneer heritage Trayn- ated in a prosperous, well- had been their guide. the heart of the northeastern ing is a great town to visit. established farming area in- Today all the streets and wheatbelt and is with good For more information cluding some of the largest the salt lake of the town roads. about the Shire of Trayning farms in the state. are named after stars or The Shire attractions are please visit www.trayning. The history that sur- constellations. well sign posted with maps wa.gov.au rounds the district com- For more information readily available. pliments the beauty of the visit www.yilgarn.wa.gov. The name ‘Trayning’ Westonia Shire of Yilgarn. au was given to the district 316 kilometres The land is spectacular- after the ‘Trayning Well’ east of Perth ly beautiful in spring with and the name for the well Westonia is located just wildfl owers. was derived from two Abo- over four hours drive east of Popular attractions riginal names ‘Durri-iring’ Perth and half an hour from within the Southern Cross or ‘Duranning’. Meaning Merredin. area include Baladjie The Town Town Hall, Southern Cross © Tourism WA Hall, Southern Cross © Tourism WA ‘to crawl’, and ‘a camp- It is on the Wheatbelt Rock, Frog Rock, Karalee ing place’ and over time Way drive trail. The Gold- Dam and Hunt’s Soak - all became known as ’snake fi elds meets the Wheatbelt interesting spots to visit crawling in the grass near in the town. Edna May Goldmine, Westonia © Tourism WA and ideal picnic spots. campsite’. continued on page 36 For a panoramic view Towering granite out- People can also see a scopes and more. of the area people can Relax, Explore and Discover at Nulla Nulla Farm Retreat crops and breakaways of ruin of a house that has drive up to Wimmera Hill white rock are some of the been preserved for poster- Southern Cross Lookout which overlooks Shire’s many hidden treas- ity about three kilometres 367 kilometres the township, the sur- ures. north of the town. east of Perth rounding farmland and Established in 1911, the The Meckering Big Southern Cross is lo- goldmines. town of Lake Grace cele- Camera Museum is situ- cated on the Great Eastern Just east of town is the Trayning Stay in our farmhouse or luxury tent or bring your own caravan, tent or motorhome. Explore 600 acres of pristine bush and ancient brated its centenary in 2011. ated on the Great Eastern Highway, three hours’ drive old cemetery which was 235 kilometres HAGN#028/280 One of our most histori- Highway. west of Kalgoorlie. It is the developed as a Pioneer north east of Perth rock with abundant fl ora, fauna and magnifi cent views. cal buildings is The Lake It features displays of centre for the Yilgarn Shire Fossick around, feed animals, beautiful sunsets and stargazing. Memorial. Yilgarn Histo- Trayning has natural 20 minutes from historic Southern Cross. Grace Australian Inland items which include camer- and Yilgarn is the Aborigi- ry Museum is open daily granite outcrops, native Mission hospital which was as, movie cameras, enlarg- nal word for white stone or and provides a glimpse of birds, insects, reptiles, PH: 9049 8010 or 0428 498 010 established in 1926 through ers, processing equipment, quartz. The area includes the area’s history. woodlands and stunning Email: [email protected] the work of Dr John Flynn slides, projectors, kaleido- the towns of Bullfi nch, In 1888 gold was dis- panoramas of wildfl owers Visit our website: www.nullanullafarmretreat.weebly.com and the local community. Until the new hospital Old world charm with modern furbishing was built in 1952, the AIM Visit Trayning Hotel Motel! THE ETTAMOGAH PUB Lake Grace Hotel welcomes you Situated in the town of Cunderdin, hospital and the Royal Fly- with local accommodation. ing Doctor Service served Rooms are motel units with individual All rooms have been recently updated the heart of WA’s Wheatbelt region... bathroom,TV, fridge, toaster, kettle, and re-carpeted. The Ettamogah Cunderdin typifi es the vast area from Kukerin the “outback pub” concept, and to Ravensthorpe. tea/coffee. Meals, bar with bottle shop, Motel units are self contained and include and parking. HAGN#006/280 ensuite, air con/heating, TV, fridge. operates under a traditional The building has been Local attractions include salt lakes, Laundry facilities are available. country pub atmosphere, clean, tidy restored as a hospital mu- granite outcrops, wildfl owers Meals served from 6pm-8pm. with meals available seven days fromm seum and visitors can walk and bushwalking trails. Salt lakes and fauna surrounds. pub restaurant. Accommodation through the old style wards, “We serve dinner or cooked breakfast from Monday to Saturday” Room rates (per night): available, 15 motel units. duty room, kitchen and *Hotel accommodation rates per night: Single $65 • Twin $70 Open: Sun-Wed 11am-10pm HAGN#028/280

Single $75 /Double: $85 /Twin: $ 85 HAGN#094/280 HAGN laundry to experience the *Conditions apply. Motel unit rates; single $85, double $90, twin $95. Trayning Hotel Motel and Thu-Sat 11am-12am A 75 Main Street, Cunderdin atmosphere of an early 20th LAKE GRACE HOTEL MOTEL 16 Stubbs St, Lake Grace Cnr Railway & Mary St (opp post offi ce) century rural hospital. Ph: 9865 1219 E: [email protected] Phone: 9683 1005 Phone: 9635 1777 www.ettamogah.com Home to a vast number HAGN#079/280 of salt lakes, many of them HAGN#001/280 make for great skiing in Visiting WAVE ROCK? Stay at Catch a break at... Dowerin Roadhouse & Caratel Park years when there is heavy rainfall. TRESSIE’S MUSEUM WYALKATCHEM ROADHOUSE $ per night Lake Grace itself is one 70 1 person andand CARAVAN PARK Heavenly hamburgers of Western Australia’s larg- 4313 Kondinin-Hyden Rd, KARLGARIN est inland salt lakes and 17km west of Hyden Scrummy coff ee comprises two separate wa- $ per night 24HR Card Fuel Service 2 people ter bodies; one 25.75kms Modern park, drive-thru 80 Fast Food long and 7.24kms wide bays, disabled facilities, Located off the main road from Goomalling and at its widest point and this budget accommodation, DVD Room wetland is part of a chain of campers kitchen, Merredin. Eight one bedroom semi-self contained HAGN#139/280 lakes which fl ow into the S/C chalet. units, all with twin beds. Tea, coff ee facilities, TV Avon River. Dogs welcome. fridge, laundry, parking, barbecue. Meals available. For more information RAC ★★★★ contact the Lake Grace WYALKATCHEM ROADHOUSE Ph: 9681 1310 Dowerin Roadhouse & Caratel Park Visitor Centre on (08) 9865 Ph 9889 5043 Email [email protected] 329 Hands Drive, Wyalkatchem 12 Goldfi elds Rd, Dowerin WA PH: 9631 1135 2140 or visit www.lake- gracevisitorcentre.com.au HAGN#085/280

Meckering ONE STOP SHOP 133 kilometres AT NAREMBEEN ROADHOUSE east of Perth Koorda Situated on the Great Caravan Park Eastern Highway between Cunderdin and Northam HAGN#078/258 this small hamlet was a Located on the edge of a bush reserve and town An authentic WA Wheatbelt rural experience busy Wheatbelt town until recreation facility. Walking distance to local shops Enjoy luxurious king size beds or king twins, large n at hit by a devastating earth- and town centre. screen TVs, beautifully appointed bathrooms, quake on 14 October 1968. Park is RV friendly, 20 powered sites, digital uninterrupted farm views and watch the sun go down The earthquake regis- retransmission TV, campers kitchen and disabled ablutions. from your own verandah. All cottages back onto tered 6.9 on the Richter Take the chance to pack a picnic and visit the rocky a large lawned area shaded by natural trees. scale and destroyed 50 outcrops or nature reserves within The barbecue is located under the bonnet of an homes and many of the comfortable travel distance of the town. ancient Austin Truck with the ‘tray’ providing a great picnic table. town’s buildings including Visit the Wheatbelt and our famous Drive in: One of three in WA. New digital system Grain Discovery Centre the impressive two-story to enhance the picture. See our Paddocks to the shed FREE TOUR OF hotel. For more details on viewing times and dates visit: CAMBINATA Just west of the town on facebook: www.facebook.com/KoordaDriveIn Fuel, oil, car care products and parts YABBIES WITH the highway the earthquake or Instagram: @koordadrivein Takeaway food, hot chickens, pizza, EVERY NIGHT fault line is crossed. Inter- drinks, confectionary BOOKING pretation on the impact of DURING WINTER the earthquake plus a tel- Koorda Open Monday to Sunday 6am - 8pm escoped piece of the Perth Scott Street, Koorda 3645 Dumbleyung-Lake Grace Rd, Kukerin to Kalgoorlie pipeline is on Tel: 9684 1219 PH: 9064 7315 PH: 9864 6054 MOBILE: 0437 341 679 display in parkland in the Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] town. Website: www.koorda.wa.gov.au Cnr Currall & Latham Streets, Narembeen WEB: www.marysfarmcottages.com.au HAGN#023/280 36 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 WA’s GREAT Outdoors CENTRAL WHEATBELT CARAVANNING • CAMPING • ACCOMMODATION let’s go travelling WA’s Central Newdegate Machinery Field Days Wheatbelt invites are just around the corner nually, they are focused on turing with their bungy providing both a unique trampolines and a rock you to explore the and ful lling experience for climbing wall, Fairy Sandie all who attend and exhibit, and her gorgeous fairy help- with something to interest ers from Ladybird Enter- area and discover all members of the family, tainment will be face-paint- no matter what age. ing, running special fairy Machinery, technol- craft sessions and storytell- the farming history… ogy and research, animals ing for our younger visitors. continued from page 35 two mines in operation and and livestock, outdoor and Local group The Wild- camping exhibits, art and lings, will be providing live Named after Alfred by 1917 the town had a pop- photography, fashion, show music throughout the day, Wyalkatchem CBH Museum © Tourism WA David Weston, a sandal- ulation in excess of 2000. bags, food and wine, local Awesome Twisted Balloons wood cutter and part time The town’s population produce, live entertainment, will be returning with their HAGN#153/280 prospector, the town owes dropped signi cantly when and much, much more, awesome twisted balloon its origins to gold mining. the Edna May Gold Mine form the basis of the two creatures, and My Kitchen Gold mining is still located one kilometre north THIS YEAR’S event prom- day event, which promotes Rules contestants Daniela an important industry of town, closed for the  rst ises to be bigger and better and celebrates agriculture. and Stefania will be cook- in the area, although the time in 1922. Since then the than ever. New site addi- Entry to the 2015 event ing up a storm in the Dyson shire’s primary industry Edna May Gold Mine has tions, loads of family en- is free to children under 12 Jones Wool and Technology is now wheat and sheep been re-opened and mined tertainment and excellent and with a strong entertain- Pavilion and this is only the farming. by three different mining exhibitor numbers, all pave ment program this year – beginning. All its streets are named companies. the way for this year’s there will be excitement for They hope you can join Soaps and essential oils Motivational speaking after minerals and the town Visitors can explore the event. visitors of all ages. Tyranno- them for all the fun of this Inspiring aromatic fun has preserved a streetscape massive granite outcrop of From the  rst Field Days saurus Park will be exhibit- year’s 43rd Annual Newde- facade that re ects its Ed- Elachbutting that includes a held in 1973, the iconic ing their exciting dinosaur gate Machinery Field Days, www.outbackaromas.com.au event has grown to become [email protected] wardian origins. giant wave-shaped forma- discovery trail using ani- 2 and 3 September. one of the most renowned Phone 90411819 or 0408 396 916 In 1915 Westonia had tion and 30-metre rock tun- matronic dinosaurs, as well To  nd out more about nel which people can walk and recognised in the as performing live comedy the 2015 event, please con- through. Sandford Rock Wheatbelt. With more than shows with Dezzy Dinosaur tact [email protected]. HAGN#119/280 reserve is also located in the 300 exhibitors and between throughout the two days. au or checkout the website Experience bright stars at night, rocky Westonia Shire. 9,000 – 11,000 visitors an- Climbtastic will be fea- www.nfday.com.au Experience bright stars at night, rocky For more information on out crops and wide open paddocks by Westonia visit www.westo- nia.wa.gov.au. Mary’s Farm Cottages day as you explore the diveristy of the

Pioneer Pathway towns The School House Museum, in Wyalkatchem © Tourism WA - an authentic Western Australian Wheatbelt rural experience WHEN VISITING the upper Great Southern or southern Wheatbelt, you’ll feel right at home at Mary’s Farm Cottages. They offer quality accommodation and great serv- ice. The facilities and services provided by Mary’s Farm Cottages ensure a pleasant stay, even for the most discerning guests. The Nenke family  rst took up the home property in 1912 and moved onto the land in 1914. Today it is home of third, fourth and  fth generation family members. Being mindful of the importance of looking after the environment for future generations the village is eco-friendly. Take a complimentary tour and visit the family’s state-of-the-art yabby (fresh wa- Download the ter cray sh) establishment. Cambinata Yabbies is the largest and most sophisticated FREE EBOOK! yabby processing facility in Australia. Here people can enjoy a tour and have the op- Call 1300 736 283 Wyalkatchem portunity to purchase delicious gourmet products that you can enjoy and take home for your free guide book 200 kilometres as gifts. Pre-ordered steamed yabbies are available either at Cambinata or delivered to www.pioneerspathway.org.au north east of Perth your cottages for a tasty treat. Wyalkatchem is at the See the giant wheat bins, have lunch in the shearing shed, watch the kangaroos graze www.wheatbelttourism.com centre of the wheatbelt and at sunset or taste Michael’s honey and visit the bee hives. has a population of 523. There is an array of wild owers in the region so come along for a well deserved rest The town is said to have at Mary’s Farm Cottages, email : [email protected].

HAGN#076/280 been named after the Wy- alkatchem Tank which was built by sandalwood cut- ters in 1881. Dowerin GWN7 The gateways to the Narembeen town are historical grain elevators which mark the Machinery regions claim to fame as” - a beautiful place to visit! The cradle of Bulk Han- dling” because it was the Field Days  rst place where bulk wheat was collected in Promoting Careers in Agriculture WA. It is also home to th th some of the best wild ow- 26 -27 August 2015 er displays. The town lies on the Pio- neers’ Pathway – the old Why visit? Over 700 Gold elds Track which • Access the latest products, best service and was the route taken by for- greatest advice. businesses tune seekers making their • Free entertainment and a huge range of lifestyle on display! way toward Kalgoorlie exhibits for the family! Boulder Wyalkatchem has most • Record machinery exhibits! of the delights of a small country town and the CBH museum houses an impressive collection of early farming equipment. THROUGH JULY, the Western Australian countryside comes alive with green crops, Consider an exciting new Career! The Old School House a feature of this majestic landscape. Museum is set up as a Whether you are a student or looking for a tree Located between Wave Rock and the Great Eastern Highway, 286km east of Perth, house of earlier times with Narembeen is the perfect location to discover, explore and stay. change, discover endless opportunities at this articles in room settings, year’s Dowerin Field Days. Enjoy beautiful nature trails and take in tall Salmon Gums, native animals, and dur- and is well worth a look. ing spring splendid wild owers. Climb majestic granite outcrops, take in the beautiful Agribusiness, Nursing, Real Estate, Korrelocking Reserve, views of the district and enjoy the undisturbed beauty of Narembeen, a small country Agricultural Science, Farm Management just out of town covers town that offers convenient amenities and an opportunity to mingle with friendly locals. and much more! 259 hectares of pristine Narembeen has a range of accommodation options including the Shire of Narem- Ph: (08) 9631 1021 bushland and is a popular been Caravan Park and Cabins, Narembeen Motel, Narembeen Hotel and Santaleuca ,QIRGRZHULQ¿HOGGD\VFRPDX picnicking spot especially Bed and Breakfast. For more information contact the Narembeen Community Resource during wild ower season. Centre on 9064 7055 or visit www.narembeen.crc.net.au. For more information Coming Events: on 19 September is Narembeen Ladies Long Lunch. Put it in the visit www.wyalkatchem. diary. wa.gov.au. HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 37

FOOD WINEADVERTISING FEATURE ...eat, drink and be &merry... Wine temperature matters Brisket not like – aim for about 11°C. On the other hand dramatically in restaurant and pub wine Vince Garreffa’s excessive heat can permanently damage lists this year. They have also proved to Nonna’s a wine, but your fridge won’t. do well in cool climate regions of New If the wine is too cold, hold the bowl South Wales. of the glass in your hands to warm it up, Sangiovese is traditionally grown or just wait a while. near Florence and is the main variety in Red wines on the other hand should Chianti. be served ‘chambré’ – at room tempera- Angullong is a vineyard specialising ture. But that is room temperature in in less well know varieties. It is located CORNED BRISKET, bris- France not an Australian summer. Aim amongst the picturesque foothills of ket roast, rolled brisket or for around 18-20°C. Mount Canobolas in the high elevation, brisket on the bone, forget That brings me to this month’s wines. cool climate wine region of Orange, them all. Some were reason- Willespie is one of my favourite Mar- , about 350km west ably good, other were disas- garet river wineries, producing a range of Sydney. ters best forgotten. This is a of good quality affordable wines as well Angullong Fossil Hill Barbera 2013. stunner, it takes a bit of time as some premium wines for the well- This wine has a lovely deep garnet col- but is inexpensive and your by Frank Smith heeled connoisseur. our with youthful purple hue. The aroma friends will nickname you Willespie Verdelho 2009 is fruity, but is of raspberry and cherry, with spicy chef. DURING my  rst trip to Mount Barker dry, made from mature dry grown vines. complexity. The palate is medium bod- I ate in the local pub. The red wine was This Verdelho features suggestions of ied and elegant, with abundant cherry, Ingredients to feed 8 kept in the fridge and the white wine sherbet with stone-fruit and melon char- raspberry and spice  avours, comple- 2kg point end brisket boneless with a 200ml red wine vinegar on top of the fridge, the beer was good acters. A round generous mouth-feel mented by textural and balanced tannins. little fat on 100ml hot english mustard though. with well balanced acid. This wine has RRP $24. 2 teaspoons garlic powder 100ml tomato paste Conventional wisdom is that you very good potential to age well. It is one Angullong Fossil Hill Sangiovese 2 teaspoons cayenne pepper 2 tablespoons honey serve white wines chilled and red wines of the few wines to go well with Asian 2013. The colour is light garnet with a 2 teaspoons cumin 200ml extra virgin olive oil at room temperature. Does it really mat- food but also matches with seafood and youthful purple hue. The aroma is lifted 6 anchovy  llets 2 teaspoons freshly cracked black pepper ter? Actually, yes. just cheese. and  oral aromas of sour cherry, violets, 100ml worcestershire sauce ½ cup sea or lake salt Taste and smell are perceived through These bottles are left over from an ex- blueberries and dried herbs. Make a dry rub seasoning by mixing together salt, black pepper, garlic powder, cayenne chemical reactions and all chemical re- port order and owners Marian and Kevin The palate is medium to lighter bod- pepper and cumin. Now rub the brisket all over with the dry seasoning, cover and rest at room actions take place faster at higher tem- Squance are offering them to Have a Go ied with refreshing  avours of blueberry, temperature for two hours. Chop the anchovy  llets very  ne and mix thoroughly with the peratures. Therefore serving cold means News readers at a special price $185/ sour cherry and spice. The tannins are less aroma for both whites and reds. worcesterhire sauce, red wine vinegar, hot english mustard, tomato paste, honey and extra vir- doz + freight. Phone 9755 6248 to order silky and smooth. RRP $24. So don’t serve your whites too cold. mentioning Have a Go News. Angullong wines are available gin olive oil until they are well combined. Now pour this marinade over and under the brisket Straight from the fridge is generally a Two Italian red wine varieties, San- through some on-line retailers at a dis- and allow to marinade in the fridge overnight or for a minimum of  ve hours. bit too cold for whites, as are ice buckets giovese and Barbera have increased counted price. When you are ready to cook, sit the meat on a rack and bake at 100°C for 5 to 6 hours or until it is tender to the fork. If while the brisket is cooking, the meat is getting too dark, cover it loosely with a small sheet of alfoil so it doesn’t burn on top and keep cooking. When it is ready serve thinly sliced. It is great hot or cold and will keep in a fridge covered with a damp What’s fresh? tea-towel for up to a week. Fabulous served with green salad and tomato or onion relish. vour, good juice content and an appetising aroma. They are Buon appetito easy to peel and have only a small number of seeds which make them ideal for lunch boxes and snacks. Try mandarin segments tossed with watercress and toasted walnuts as a lovely partner for  sh. Lemons: Whilst local trees are dripping with lemons, kick start your day with a healthy glass of freshly squeezed lemon juice. The addition of grated rind and juice takes the  avour of favourite winter fruit puddings, pies and tarts to new heights. Alternatively, squeeze and freeze lemons for use over the next few months, and make a batch of pre- Letters to... served lemons to  avour salads, couscous, seafood and meat dishes. Vince Pumpkin: Varieties to look for at the moment are the but- ternut, characterised by a bulb shaped base with a slightly Seniors’ Special: Meal and a Middy $15* Garreffa narrower neck, and the very popular Japanese with its blue- (Wednesday to Friday - bookings of 5 or more) green skin and yellow to orange  esh. Uncut pumpkins will Come and relax in our beer garden and enjoy our handcrafted award winning naturally brewed beers and ciders with great keep well at room temperature for weeks or even months. Aussie Tucker to match! IF YOU want a particular recipe of mine, don’t hesitate to drop me a line at Have a When purchasing cut segments, check that the edges look Your choice of one of the following; Go News. fresh and the seeds are not slimy and cook within a few days Wood  red pizza (small) Address your enquiry to Vince Garreffa c/- Have a Go News PO Box 1042 of purchase. Chicken or vegetarian baguette West Leederville 6901, or email your question to [email protected]. Celeriac: The ugly duckling of the winter veggie tribe, Salt ‘n’ Pepper Squid Please include your telephone number so I can call you! Fish and chip basket with tartare sauce celeriac more than makes up for its lack of good-looks with Spring rolls with sweet chilli sauce sensational  avour. It produces a smooth, mild and creamy PLUS 1 middy of beer/cider or mash and is heaven in a hearty gratin or roasted with other 1 glass of wine or cup of tea or coffee HAGN#019/280 Mondo Cooking Classes root vegetables. Raw celeriac can also be grated and com- The Valencia Complex, 55 Benara Rd, Caversham bined with a mustard-spiked mayonnaise to produce remou- Phone 9377 4400 OPEN Wed to Sun Sunday 19 July, 10am to 1pm and learn how to cater for that larger crowd www.ironbarkbrewery.com.au Spezzatino, curries, osso bucco, twelve at your next party. Let Vince demystify for lade, that French bistro staple. Look for tennis ball sized hour lamb you how to use the equipment and larger roots (the larger ones are slightly less  avoursome) and peel Y JULY OFFER: Christmas Pudding & Custard $5 Z Learn to slow cook classic dishes as well as cuts of beef, lamb and pork to feed the before use. something new. Let Vince show you how to multitude …and then eat. Mandarins: Look for the blue WA Citrus sticker that join the ‘slow food’ movement and then eat. All classes are held at Mondos, 824 indicates total freshness from local orchards. Imperials, Rod Evans Community Centre Sunday 9 August, 10am to 1pm Beaufort Street, Inglewood. To book your Ham, pulled pork, pickled pork, gammon, place in these classes you must phone 9371 one of the most widely loved, are at their  avoursome best is off ering pastrami and bacon 6350 Tuesday to Friday between 9am and from June to August and are noted for their excellent  a- Vince will demonstrate how to cut a side of 4pm or email princeof [email protected]. 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FOOD WINEADVERTISING FEATURE ...eat, drink and be &merry... Rediscover Aussie pears Recipe for one: Panna Cotta halves with your roasted veggies and serv- Lamb  llets with mustard with citrus poached pear ing with warming roast pork or lamb. Sim- Preparation: 15 minutes, ply cut in large chunks, or be more elegant pear sauce plus chilling, and halve, remove the core and stuff with Cooking: 20 minutes a  lling of herbs and nuts. Soups will take Serves: 6 on a special sweetness with the addition of a pear – pumpkin and pear is divine! If you’re a salad lover all year round, grate a  rm  eshed pear into your coleslaw or add slices to a green salad of rocket with a Preparation: 10 minutes sprinkle of walnuts and a crumble of feta Cooking: 25 minutes or blue cheese. Serves: 1 Pear inspired dessert is limitless. Team ½ Packham pear, peeled and sliced 900 ml cream with chocolate or nuts or the tang of fresh ¼ cup orange juice ⅓ cup caster sugar lemon for truly memorable and elegant ¼ cup chicken stock 2 teaspoon vanilla extract creations. Add them to bread and butter ½ tablespoon oil 2 teaspoon powdered gelatine, dissolved in pudding for a fruity variation or get out 1 x 200g lamb  llets, trimmed two tablespoons of cold water the pastry for a Nana’s pear pie or strudel, ½ cloves garlic, crushed 1 cup sugar or home baked Pear Danish. Muf ns and ½ teaspoon wholegrain mustard 3 cups water cakes take on a wonderful moist texture 1 teaspoon corn our 1 lemon, juiced with the addition of pears. Steamed vegetables, to serve 4 Josephine pears, peeled, quartered and cored When selecting pears the challenge is knowing just how ripe they are. Pears are Combine pear slices with orange juice, stock and water in PLACE the cream and sugar in a saucepan and gently heat while picked when fully developed but still  rm a saucepan. Bring to the boil. Simmer until pears are just stirring, until the sugar dissolves and liquid begins to bubble. Pears add incredible  avour and  air to and continue to ripen off the tree. They be- Remove from the heat and stir in the vanilla extract. Dissolve tender. Remove pears with a slotted spoon. Reserve cook- gelatine in cold water for two minutes. Add to the warm cream savoury dishes come soft and fragile when ripe, so green- ing liquid. Heat oil in a frying pan. Cook  llets until golden. grocers prefer consumers to buy them while and stir until it is completely dissolved. Remove and keep warm. Add garlic and mustard to the pan. Pour into 6 x 150ml ramekins or moulds. Place in the fridge by Noelene Swain they’re still hard and then ripen them at Stir in reserved liquid, blended with corn our. Stir until mix- home for a few days at room temperature. for 4 - 5 hours or until set. For the pears, heat the sugar, water and ture boils and thickens. Add pear slices. Serve lamb  llets lemon juice in a saucepan. Slide in the pear quarters and gently PEAR SEASON is now in full swing. So For those who love a crisp pear, the Pack- with mustard pear sauce and steamed vegetables. it’s perfect time to rediscover the  avour poach over a medium heat until just tender. Place pears and cook- ham is the pick of the bunch. It is green- Brought to you by Fresh Finesse Fresh Food Promotions – ing syrup in a bowl and refrigerate until cool. Turn out the panna and versatility of this often overlook tradi- skinned and remains so, even when ripe. It www.freshf.com.au cottas and serve with pears. tional favourite. So whether you’re a com- has a white, juicy  esh, which is ideal for mitted fan of old favourite Packhams or a both eating fresh and cooking. convert to the newer choices like Corella The buerre bosc has a brown-coloured Win a cookbook - Aussie Pears and Red D’Anjou, there is sure to be a va- skin which ripens to a deep cinnamon col- riety to please everyone in the family our. The  esh is sweet, buttery and delecta- Whatever your preferred variety, it is ble. It is worth savouring on its own and is - Rediscover Australian Pears hard to improve on the  avour of a soft, just as delicious in elegant pear dessert reci- AUSTRALIANA APPLES and Pears are offering Have a Go readers the chance to re-dis- juicy fresh pear as a perfect snack or lightly pes. And who thought all pears were green? cover the joy of cooking pears by giving away 10 delightful full colour cookbooks. Entitled poached to add to your morning cereal or Western Australian pears are exceptional Aussie Pears and featuring 60 luscious and inspiring pear recipes, it will certainly ignite a porridge. But pears also add incredible  a- in quality right now, so be sure to indulge in passion for exploring the joys of all Aussie Pears. vour and  air to sweet and savoury dishes the fruits of the season whether fresh from Gain a sneak preview of the book and access to all these gorgeous recipes by joining alike. They are a perfect choice to allow the hand or cooked. Explore some delicious www.facebook.com/australianpears or visiting www.rediscoverthepear.com.au your creativity to roam as you create your recipe ideas on www.rediscoverthepear. To be in the running simply note your favourite pear variety, your name, phone number winter menus. com.au. Here are some lovely recipes to and email address and send to Have a Go News PO Box 1042 West Leederville 6901or email On a savoury note, try baking pear inspire those tastebuds… [email protected]. Competition ends 10/08/15. Books will be available for winners to collect from reception at Have a Go News of ce. HAGN#144/280

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For bookings or further information call 0412 244 201 Email [email protected] Visit www.tastebudtours.com.au HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 39 HOME & GARDENING with... GREATADVERTISING FEATURE Colin Barlow Go green in the kitchen and grow your own as little as three to  ve days. are halfway between sprouts and baby year the workshop has been combined The multi-tiered sprouter comes with greens in size. The new Mr Fothergill’s with garden conservation work on the four clear trays and a green bottom tray. microgreens range includes a hydroponic 1940s rock garden built by Frederick WIN, WIN, WIN! Just spread one tablespoon of your cho- growing tray and an extensive selection Samson for his wife Daphne. Heritage sen seeds over each of the four clear of seed packets from around the world. garden expert, John Viska, will start trays. Mr Fothergill’s has made it easy Microgreens include many leafy greens the afternoon with an overview of the with a delicious range of sprout seeds to grown for salads along with more unu- historical elements and signi cance of try including alfalfa, Asian greens mix, sual vegetable and herb varieties that the Samson House garden before par- red and white clover, fenugreek, hot and have been chosen for their colour texture, ticipants break into the two groups, one spicy mix, mixed salad sprouts, sandwich  avour and speed of growth. The seed for roses and the other for the conserva- sprouts, snow pea sprouts, stir fry sprouts range includes  avours of France (sorrel, tion work. Remember to bring your own and wheatgrass. most importantly they chervil, sun ower),  avours of Eastern gloves and secateurs. A delicious after- Simply send in your name, ad- are all microbiologically tested food Europe (kale pink, cabbage red, pea Mor- noon tea will be the reward for the par- dress, telephone number and email grade seeds that are GMO and chemical gan),  avours of the Mediterranean (basil ticipants after their hard work. The cost is [email protected] or ad- free so that you can be con dent in what Italian mix, rocket, sun ower),  avours free but places are limited so please call dress an envelope to Have a Go you are eating. We grew alfalfa, white of the Orient (mustard ruby red streaks, 9321 6088 or email [email protected] News PO Box 1042 West Leeder- clover and the sandwich sprouts (broc- garland chrysanthemum, coriander) and by 15 July. ville WA 6901 before 1 August to be coli and radish).  avours of Western Europe (cress, ama- 2. If you would like to take a journey in the running to win one of three ranth red garnet, pea Morgan). Sprouts Alive Kitchen Seed Sprout- Try your hand at homegrown sprouts All you need to do is stack the trays on through the parks and gardens of Perth ers and seeds or one of four Micro- top of one another and pour enough wa- Fill the clear plastic tray with water city and learn about the history of our se- by Colin Barlow greens Growing Trays and seeds all ter into the top tray to cover the outlet; the and place the two black growing trays on cret gardens then join the walk and talk from Mr Fothergill’s. The prizes can water will then  lter down into each of top. Cover the trays with a thin sheet of by Heritage Perth. This presentation will WITH the cold wintery weather out- be picked up from the Have a Go the trays below before the excess collects tissue and sow the seeds on top. Spray take place at Northbridge Piazza Com- News Of ces at 137, Edward Street, side, you may be forgiven for rugging in the green bottom tray. After it has  n- the seeds two to three times per day with munity Building on the corner of Lake Perth. up inside by the heater. There may be ished draining, empty the bottom green a  ne mist until the roots develop. Once and James Streets at 12.30pm on 22 many jobs to do outside like pruning and tray and repeat this two to three times the roots reach the water in the bottom, July. Presented by Alan Dolphin, a tech- sweeping up the leaves, but inside the per day. For a continuous supply of the spraying is no longer required. Top up nical of cer in the City of Perth’s Parks home is a much warmer place to be. So same sprouts sow one tray each day for the water as required and you can even and Gardens Department who has more what gardening jobs can you do inside four days. add an application of weak liquid fertilis- than 40 years experience of maintain- that will make a difference? The sprouter is best placed on a  at er to the water to speed up growth. They ing, managing and living within Perth Recently I have been trialling growing surface like the kitchen bench in  ltered are usually harvested within two weeks city’s gardens. Bookings are essential sprouts and microgreens, in the kitchen light, but not in direct sunlight. A temper- of sowing, differing from sprouts in that via www.heritageperth.com. to provide healthy, fresh, tasty and nu- ature between 18°C and 24°C is ideal and they are cut and harvested with scissors 3. The State Winter Cymbidium tritious food for salads and sandwiches. the sprouts should be ready in three to 10 when they have two or more true leaves. Orchid Show 2015 will be held at Ezi- Sprouts are so easy to grow and will pro- days depending on the seed type. Before Use the Microgreens straight after har- Gro Orchids, 76 Evandale Road, Darch vide a vitamin and mineral boost at the eating always wash and rinse the sprouts vest for maximum  avour and texture from 24 to 26 July. The show is open same time. They are a great treat and ac- and discard the husks, and you will be as salad or garnish just like the gourmet on Friday and Saturday from 9am un- tivity for all the family to try even if your enjoying your  rst of many homegrown chefs do. til 5pm and from 9am until 4pm on  ngers aren’t green I grew mine with sprouts. Get down and dirty Sunday. There will be plant and ferti- my daughter Isla using Mr Fothergill’s Be a masterchef with the latest trend in Perth’s gardens liser sales, potting demonstrations and Sprouts Alive, Kitchen Seed Sprouter. vegetable confetti 1. Snip, snip, go the secateurs at the refreshments available. Single entry is The sprouter is a convenient and eco- Microgreens are the latest trend National Trust’s annual rose pruning $3 or $5 for a family and $2 for sen- nomical way to grow your own fresh and amongst gourmet chefs and now you workshop to be held at Samson House, iors and concession cardholders. Con- tasty sprouts all year round and you can have the chance to try them out. Often 61 Ellen Street, Fremantle on Sunday tact Ian on 0419 049 013 or Jeanine on be enjoying your  rst healthy sprouts in called vegetable confetti, microgreens 19 July from 1.30pm until 4.30pm. This 0407 470 888 for more information. HAGN#058/280

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healthyADVERTISING living FEATURE Unveiling the mystery of rotator cuff tear jury and radiate down into shoulder is symptom free. Once past the initial 72 • If there is failure of con- the upper arm Avoid overhead activities hour period and you are servative management fol- • Pain is usually described including throwing, heavy symptom free your physi- lowing a period of six-eight as an ache although a sharp lifting, pushing, pulling and otherapist can advise on weeks of treatment or longer pain is felt with certain sleeping on the affected side. speci c shoulder and shoul- • The patient is a young ac- shoulder movements Resting the limb from the der blade strengthening ex- tive person • Pain with lifting the af- activities listed above gives ercises to start. Exercises to • The patient has an occupa- fected arm above the head, the body time for the heal- improve your posture and tion that requires heavy over pushing or pulling action ing process to occur. Once shoulder blade strength are the shoulder activities Left; Jemma Aldridge Right; Rotator Cuff Tear will aggravate the pain. you are symptom free you vital to your rehabilitation Types of physiotherapy Diagnosis of a can gradually return to these along with graduated rotator treatment by Jemma Aldridge from the body) ing or pulling or a forceful rotator cuff tear activities. A no gain no pain cuff muscle strengthening. Physiotherapy treatment Subscapularis – stabi- throw. Sometimes a minor A physiotherapist should approach will make you In the  nal stages of your for a rotator cuff tear is vital WHAT is a rotator cuff tear? lises the shoulder and helps tear may develop over time be able to diagnose a tear by worse and will likely prolong rehabilitation you may return to hasten the healing process. The Rotator Cuff is a elevate the arm to perform due to a repetitive or pro- talking to you regarding how the injury and delay the heal- to sport and all the activities Types of treatment in- group of four muscles that above head activities. longed activity that gradually the injury occurred and then ing process. you previously participated clude: soft tissue massage, are attached to the shoul- Teres Minor – has an im- creates a strain on the rotator doing a physical examina- Treatment should start in. ultrasound, joint mobilisa- der blade and extend up to portant role to act in a stabil- cuff tendon weakening it and tion. Further tests such as a with the R.I.C.E principal in The prognosis tion, acupuncture, ice or the humerus or upper arm ising effect on the shoulder causing a tear. MRI or ultrasound may be the  rst 72 hours from injury Most minor muscle tears heat treatment, strengthening bone. These muscles are at- joint and preventing the head Signs and symptoms of a required to con rm the diag- R – Rest from activities that have not been present exercises, education, posture tached by strong rotator cuff of the humerus (upper bone) rotator cuff tear nosis and assess the severity causing pain (a sling may be for long recover within a few correction and advice regard- tendons. The rotator cuff from clamping down on the • Sudden pain or tearing sen- of the tear. used if you are tempted to weeks. In chronic cases re- ing use of anti-in ammatory muscles enable the  uid and supraspinatus tendon. This sation in the shoulder Treatment of a rotator move too much) covery can take a lot longer drugs. balanced movement that the muscle may also act as an • Night time pain and dif - cuff tear I – Ice regularly at 20 and may take many months upper arm performs. external (away from the culty sleeping due to comfort Most minor muscle tears minute intervals four- ve to recover. Those people with NB: Please note that the The four rotator cuff mus- body) rotator of the shoulder. levels (usually with more se- will settle down with some times a day a large tear or complete rup- information in this article cles include: Causes of a vere cases involving a com- physiotherapy treatment. C – Compress the shoul- ture of the tendon may need is of a general nature. It is Supraspinatus – stabilises rotator cuff tear plete tear) The success of the treatment der with a bandage to reduce surgery to repair the tear and not speci c advice to any the shoulder joint and ab- Tears can occur suddenly • Muscle wasting and weak- is dependent on the patient’s swelling then three-six months of re- individual. Readers should ducts the arm for the initial due to an excessive force, ness develop with a com- compliance with the advice E – Elevate the upper habilitation. Surgery is usu- consult their general prac- few degrees of movement beyond what it is built for, plete tear of the physiotherapist. One limb. ally considered if: titioner or other health pro- away from your side. going through the muscle • Pain mostly localised to the of the key components of Anti-in ammatory medi- • The patient is under 60 fessional for an assessment Infraspinatus – stabilises and tendon. This may be due shoulder area treatment is to rest the arm cations may be useful in this years of age and speci c advice with the shoulder and rotates the to a very heavy lift or a fall • Pain can radiate up the neck and avoid any activity that initial stage to reduce pain • If there is a complete tear- regard to their particular upper arm externally (away onto that arm, heavy push- on same side of shoulder in- might cause pain until the and swelling. ing of the tendon or muscle condition. A is for ankylosing spondylitis - a form of arthritis by Jeanette Woolerton (AS) can be predicted by low The cause of AS is, as cause of the disease.” gestational age, type of birth teoarthritis – the most com- birth weight, having older yet, unknown. Although AS Increased risks were ob- (single/multiple), number of mon form of arthritis. RESULTS of a study pre- siblings and hospitalisation is strongly associated with served for birth weight of older siblings and exposure Broccoli has previously sented recently at a press for infection between the the genotype HLA-B27, not less than 3kg , having older to infections. been associated with reduced conference of the European ages of 5-16 years. everyone testing positive for siblings and for hospitalisa- Given that the causes are cancer risk but this is the  rst League Against Rheumatism AS is a painful and pro- the marker gene goes on to tion due to infections at ages being investigated further, major study into its effects on Annual Congress showed gressive form of arthritis develop the disease. 5-12 and 13-16. there is hope for earlier inter- joint health. that a the likelihood of devel- caused by chronic in amma- “A link between AS and The triggering effect of vention and hopefully, pre- With funding from both oping ankylosing spondylitis tion of the joints in the spine. the HLA-B27 genotype was infections in reactive ar- vention of this painful and Arthritis Research UK and Jeanette Woolerton established more than three thritis has been established, debilitating condition. the Diet and Health Research

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UNIT HAGN#016/271 3, 110 ILLAWARRA CRES, BALLAJURA oped it in the past year. HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 41 Chris Had eld - A spaceman’s view of the planet - live on stage with Ray Martin Had eld has accepted Lateral Event’s invitation to earth 2,600 times. During his multi-faceted career he Chris Had eld’s daily life is dedicated to countless tour Australia for a series of live events during August has intercepted Soviet bombers in Canadian airspace, scienti c experiments studying the universe, testing of this year. lived on the ocean  oor, been NASA’s director of op- spaceship design, and monitoring the human body’s Colonel Had eld recently served as Commander erations in Russia, broken into a space station with a reaction to weightlessness – ultimately to enable man- of the International Space Station where he gained Swiss army knife, disposed of a live snake while pilot- kind to travel into deep space. In a thought-provoking worldwide acclaim for his breathtaking photography ing a plane, and been temporarily blinded while cling- interview with veteran journalist Ray Martin, we fol- and his music video, a zero gravity version of David ing to the exterior of an orbiting spacecraft. low Chris Had eld’s journey from boyhood to space- Bowie’s Space Oddity, which has received over 25 His many awards include the Order of Canada, the man, and hear his views on the earth, climate, man- million views. Meritorious Service Cross, and the NASA Exception- kind and exploration. Bowie praised the cover, calling it “possibly the al Service Medal. He was named the Top Test Pilot in Date: Thursday 13 August, 8pm. Venue: Riverside most poignant version of the song ever created.” both the US Air Force and the US Navy, and has been Theatre, PCEC. Price: $69 - $169. Booking: ticketek. Had eld has become a worldwide sensation, har- inducted into Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame. He is com.au or 132 849 nessing the power of social media to make outer the author of two internationally bestselling books, An WIN WIN WIN space accessible to millions and infusing a sense of Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth and You Are Here, To be in the draw to win one of two double passes wonder into our collective consciousness not felt Around the World in 92 Minutes, and has been com- to see Chris Had eld live on stage with Ray Martin, since humans  rst walked on the moon. Referred to memorated on Canadian postage stamps, Royal Ca- email [email protected] and include the as the most famous astronaut since Neil Armstrong, nadian Mint coins, and on Canada’s newest  ve dollar word astronaut in the subject line. Alternatively, ad- Colonel Chris Had eld © NASA Had eld continues to bring the marvels of science and bill (along with fellow astronauts Steve MacLean and dress an envelope to Chris Had eld Comp. c/- Have space travel to everyone he encounters. Dave Williams). a Go News PO Box 1042 West Leederville WA 6901 FAMED ASTRONAUT, New York Times bestsell- Colonel Had eld spent decades training as an astro- A Spaceman’s View of the Planet takes audiences with your contact details on the reverse side. Compe- ing author and YouTube sensation Colonel Chris naut and logged nearly 4,000 hours in space, orbiting on a journey to the International Space Station, where tition ends 31/07/15. An evening with Tommy Emmanuel Peace Train - A Tribute to Cat Stevens This is Tommy Emmanuel world’s most in demand musi- back in time, recreating the vens, email win@haveago. c/- Have a Go News PO Box at his remarkable best – one cians on an increasingly rare sights and sounds, seeking out news.com.au with the word 1042 West Leederville WA man, one guitar – one unfor- trip to his home country. These the man in the music and tell- peace in the subject line. Al- 6901 with your contact details gettable experience. August dates will be Tommy’s ing the story behind the songs. ternatively address an enve- on the back. Competition ends “After years of touring  rst shows in Australian capi- Cat Stevens de ned a gen- lope to Peace Train Comp. 08/08/15. Tommy in Australia, the fans tal cities since 2012, and his eration with songs that the have made it known what they trips down under are set to whole world sang along with. want – as much Tommy as become less and less frequent These timeless songs includ- Seniors Recreation Council of WA Inc possible. Tommy Emmanuel as Tommy’s already massive ing Moonshadow, Wild World, solo can often seem like a full international fan-base contin- Peace Train, Where Do the rock’n’roll band,” said pro- ues to grow. Children Play, Father and moter Rob Potts. Thursday 13 August – Son, Morning Has Broken, and “Hearing Tommy play is Perth Concert Hall. 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DownADVERTISING FEATUREsizing Downsizing - it’s a no brainer and good for the country a no brainer. That is provided there is suitable alterna- less likely to downsize because the surplus liquid Stamp duty imposes a considerable disincentive to tive accommodation with easy transport options and funds created would be assessed by Centrelink under move, especially in WA which has the highest rates near to family and friends. the new, more regressive assets test to determine the in Australia. The stamp duty on an average $500,000 Home and Community Care (HACC) makes it pension paid. house is $19,665. That a lot of money forgone for the easier to stay in your home, but help is limited to a In the budget the taper rate (the amount by which bene t of moving to a smaller property. The Henry few hours per week and the same amount of help in a the pension is reduced for each $1000 of assets other Tax review recommended changing from stamp duty smaller property goes a lot further. than the pensioner’s home) is set to be doubled. Cur- to broad-based taxes, such as consumption tax or even From the country’s point of view downsizing is rently a person or couple lose $1.50 per fortnight of the land tax, but governments have not acted on that rec- also a no-brainer. A large part of the nation’s housing age pension for every $1,000 of assets (other than the ommendation. stock is grossly under occupied, tying up millions of family home) that they have over the asset test limit. Take away the stamp duty and the government scarce capital unproductively. Around 85 per cent of The budget proposal is to increase the threshold from could help create a more ef cient housing market large homes only become available when someone $286,500 to $375,000 per couple and increase the where home buyers have access to the right property by Frank Smith dies. taper rate so that for every $1,000 of assets over the for their needs, says Dr Danika Wright, lecturer in  - So why are both federal and state governments do- new threshold $3 of the age pension will be lost. This nance at Sydney University. FOR OLDER singles and couples with a large house ing so much to discourage downsizing? means many downsizers will lose part or all of their For many older singles and couples downsizing in need of cleaning and maintenance and after the Asset test changes announced in the 2015 budget pension. makes sense. It is time for the government to come children have moved permanently out, downsizing is mean that pensioners who own their own houses are But that’s not all… to the party. Last chance at Willow Creek Mews

HAGN#066/280  ciency and sustainability. Mandurah’s excellent rec- ment planning to the last And when it comes to de- reation facilities our prices minute, you must think for sign, our village is designed are around half those of the long term, and not be to provide value for money, similar lifestyle villages, tempted by facilities you low weekly fees and no exit which with our low weekly will never use. fees, which means Willow levies allow us to utilise our “Willow Creek Mews Creek Mews gives the best resources wisely and give offers resident’s a recrea- possible value for your dol- residents the best of both tion centre, attractive land- lar in a very competitive worlds.” scaped gardens, security, market,” he said. Villas have huge double and a link-up with a local THIS MAY be your last normally associated with “We provide a mod- bedrooms with an extra- age care service provider chance to buy a new home an up-market home, it has ern, well designed and at- large study that doubles which will supply a host of in Mandurah’s most af- meant some residents in tractive home priced at up as a spare bedroom, all care packages as residents fordable retirement village the village have been able $147,000 which generally speci cally designed for age. This type of services with only one new villa re- to sell up their existing leaves plenty of spare cash ageing in place and  n- becomes ever more impor- $ maining. home, buy a brand new and that is what makes an ished to exceptionally high tant later in life.” AND YOURS Louis May, director of villa here, and still have enjoyable retirement.” FROM JUST standards. The one remaining villa 220,000 Mayco Properties and lots of spending money left “Our purchase pro- “No other village is com- can be viewed by appoint- (NO STAMP DUTY OR TAXES) managing agents for the to enjoy their retirement. gramme allows buyers to pliant with AS 4288 and ment with the village man- village tells us. “Once this “Willow Creek Mews move into a home tailored 4299 and this means there ager – Christina Hill. The villa sells purchasers will has been designed to pro- for over 55s complete with is no need to think about village is on Legend Cres- be looking at re-sales as vide community, conven- open plan living areas, moving again just because cent, Green elds. Mandu- their only option. ience and a spacious new European appliances,  t- you are growing less mo- rah Phone: 0424 284 889. “With an entry level at home with the latest tech- ted carpets and window bile or need in home care,” Or check out the website $147,000 for a villa with nological advantages relat- treatments. And because Mr May said. at www.willowcreekmews. all the bells and whistles ing to acoustics, energy ef- we haven’t duplicated “But don’t leave retire- com. HAGN#155/280 45% have already sold. Act now. The best move you’ll ever make

Akora, affordable luxury You’re part of a community Peace of mind with full care Akora is the stylish new architect-designed You can spend your days relaxing, You can simply lock up and leave if you apartment complex located on Adie Court reading a book or catching up with like to travel and if the time comes when in SwanCare’s Bentley Park facility. friends in the residents’ lounge or the you or your loved one requires assistance spectacular mezzanine area that overlooks or care, you have the peace of mind that Light, bright, low maintenance and central the green room. Or you can join in the comes with knowing it’s available if you to everything, Akora offers the ultimate in many activities on offer to Bentley Park need it. retirement living. residents, from lawn bowls, art classes and dance groups to regular outings. This is your exciting new life at Akora.

Secure your dream now Contact Harry on 6250 0016 or [email protected] www.akoraapartments.com.au HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 43

DownADVERTISING FEATUREsizing Kingsley Retirement Village Where there’s a will, there’s a way The village boasts beauti- ideal for entertaining family A very popular Melbourne WILLS, deceased estates and  nancial tion on: fully presented two bedroom and friends throughout the Cup lunch and sweep stake planning will be among topics covered at • managing your future or the future of and one bathroom villas year. takes place in November. a free Future Planning Session for seniors someone you care for in regard to wills furbished with new carpets, Both bedrooms are also Services at the village in- and carers. • administration of deceased estates freshly painted, new oven/ spacious and have built in clude the regular attendance With more than half of Australia’s • enduring powers of attorney or guardi- stove and air conditioning. robes. For peace of mind, the of a hairdresser, pharmacist ageing population do not have a valid anship Architecturally designed master bedroom and bath- and podiatrist. will and the number of people losing the • advanced health directives. to create a sense of openness, room have emergency call The Village is ideally lo- capacity to manage their own legal and The session will also explore the plans the lounge and dining rooms buttons. cated within walking distance  nancial affairs is set to increase. you or the person you care for can put in Real Estate agent are open plan, creating a The social community at of the Kingsley Village Shop- The planning session, presented by place regarding property,  nancial and Rhett Marron warm and welcoming ambi- the Kingsley Retirement Vil- ping Centre which includes the Department of Local Government health care decisions, and who would NESTLED in the prestigious ence. lage is fantastic. The village’s an IGA supermarket, Dome and Communities in partnership with make these decisions if you were unable heart of Kingsley, the Kings- Why not take advantage weekly social club organises Cafe, gourmet and fast food the of ces of the Public Trustee and the to do so. ley Retirement Village offers of the bene ts of downsizing dinners and happy hours and outlets, a pharmacy and ATM. Public Advocate, will be held at Gordon To attend, RSVP by Wednesday 15 its residents the freedom of without compromising on the residents can enjoy playing Open for inspection on Stephenson House in Perth on 22 July, July online at www.trybooking.com/ independent living coupled things you love? croquet and carpet bowls, ex- Sundays from 1-2pm, Kings- 9.30am – 12.15pm. Morning tea is in- IDET or for more information phone with a social and friendly The kitchen and dining ar- ercise classes, concerts, bus ley Retirement Village is cluded. Kate Waylen 6552 1736 or email kate. community of likeminded eas are spacious and there is trips, a library and so much located at 186 Twickenham You will receive advice and informa- [email protected] residents. an undercover outdoor area, more. Drive, Kingsley. HAGN#108/280 Latest lifestyle apartment options now available at SwanCare THE LATEST multi-million dollar lifestyle offering “The vision for Akora is for quality retirement liv- system reduces both running costs and greenhouse RIVERSIDE from one of WA’s largest retirement living and aged ing apartments with low running costs, good natural gas emissions associated with the delivery of hot GARDENS ESTATE care providers – SwanCare – has been unveiled at its light and ventilation, and quality design standards to water. Bentley Park community. ensure good accessibility for residents as they age,” A rooftop solar photovoltaic system is set to fur- FIRST RETIRE Akora, the Aboriginal name for a dwelling, will he said. ther reduce the energy consumption and running encompass 44 stylish new architect-designed apart- “SwanCare is focused on providing a community costs of the entire building. THEN LIVE ments in a range of one, two and three bedroom environment for people wanting to enjoy the second Further features of the complex include a resi- con gurations when the complex is completed in half of life in an unhurried, relaxed environment and dents’ lounge and ground  oor cafe, mezzanine area FROM $210,000 late 2016. we have also included features which allow people and high quality insulation to ensure a quiet home HOW Overlooking landscaped parkland and only to remain in their homes as they age, including the environment. Sell your home, free up capital 10kms from Perth’s CBD, Akora has been designed use of new technology and a 24-hour emergency Akora will be located on Adie Court in Swan- Join so many other over 50s as a  ve storey apartment complex with a seven call system. Care’s Bentley Park community, which is set amidst star energy ef ciency rating, incorporating secure “Signi cantly, Akora will be built to Universal landscaped gardens. WHERE lock-up-and-leave features for owners who want to Design Standards, which means the apartments can “SwanCare is focussed on providing a community 2462 Albany Hwy, Gosnells travel. easily adapt and respond as residents’ needs change, environment that allows our residents to maximise Apartments at Akora – which is the  rst stage of a feature which will enable people to age in place and their lifestyle opportunities and enable them to main- SwanCare’s $80 million planned redevelopment of receive in-home care when they feel they need it.” tain healthy and active lifestyles without compromis- its Bentley site – are 50 per cent sold off the plan Core design features integrated into each apart- ing on space or comfort,” Mr Francis said. and the remainder range from $475,000 for a one- ment include externally ducted kitchen exhaust fans “For us, it’s about offering retirees or people mov- bedroom, top- oor unit, to $590,000 for a two-bed- to remove cooking smells and fumes from the build- ing towards retirement better options to lead the life- room-plus-study contemporary unit on the second ing, water ef cient  xtures and  ttings to reduce wa- style they choose, but with easy access to care when  oor. ter consumption and LED lighting and motion sen- it’s needed.” SwanCare Group chief executive of cer Graham sors in unoccupied areas. Akora apartments are currently being sold off the Francis said the $20 million apartment complex had An easy-to-use electricity monitoring package in plan. CONTACT US been designed to offer residents additional lifestyle each apartment enables residents to monitor their For sales enquiries contact Harry Pearson at Swan- 9490 4793 opportunities and a more active way of living, while electricity consumption and identify opportunities to Care on 6250 0016 or email harry.pearson@swan- [email protected] not compromising on size and comfort. save power and money, while an electric heat pump care.com.au. www.retireriverside.com.au HAGN#112/280 stage one now selling

Affordable resort style living for the over 55s Enjoy the ocean at your doorstep in a new beautifully designed energy efficient home at the Lighthouse Estate, an affordable resort style village just north of Geraldton. Close to excellent local amenities, this exciting new village offers the freedom and security you’ve been seeking.

KEY FEATURES • Undercover alfresco with decking and cafe blinds • Waterwise fittings and fixtures • All homes with uninterrupted Indian Ocean views • Reverse cycle air conditioning • Double glazed windows and sliding doors • Exclusive estate of 45 villas • Ceiling fans • Security screen doors • Future residents club house • LED lighting • Smart wiring • Fully insulated walls and ceilings • 110sqm living area • Security and duress alarm system • Heat pump hot water system • Choice of 6 spacious designs • Choice of internal finishes • Solar 2.0 Kw PV system • Energy efficient fixtures and fittings • Excellent storage, linen and pantry space • Fully enclosed secure estate • Open plan kitchen/dining and living • 4m2 outdoor storeroom • Resort style maintained landscaping • Quality bathrooms and ensuites • Double garage • Caravan parking with power and water Retirees WA’s newest development

Contact the property administrator Rhonda Castle at Retirees WA Inc Mob: 0405 534 713 Email: [email protected] 44 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 St Mary’s Cathedral concert - A pageant of hymns Community ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL con- the Cathedral transformed into a truly gan and a string ensemble in an expe- thedral’s parish centre and adjoining tinues its 2015 Concert series with a 21st century icon with elements of a rience to truly lift the spirit and warm courtyard. NOTEBOOK very special event at 2pm on Sunday very contemporary design whilst still the heart. Limited free parking is available in 9 August. maintaining its classic Gothic heritage Also at the concert, the Cathedral the cathedral grounds. Titled A Pageant of Hymns, this echoing the landscape of our city. Choir’s latest CD will be released: Tickets ($35/$28 concession) avail- concert is a rare opportunity to experi- This fusion of old and new styles is titled Laudate Dominum: Songs of able at ticketswa.com (6488 2440) and ence the Cathedral Choir presenting a re ected in this concert program with Joy and Hope it includes many of the at the Cathedral piety stall. veritable feast of hymns both old and items ranging from very traditional hymns to be sung during the afternoon. WIN WIN WIN new – including audience sing-along. hymns (Amazing Grace, Finlandia) In addition to the array of singing To be in the draw to win one of  ve The Cathedral celebrates 150 years to timeless spirituals (Deep River, there will be an opportunity to hear double passes to enjoy St Mary’s Ca- of service to the community of Perth Were you there?) – and a very special the Cathedral’s grand organ in concert: thedral’s A pageant of hymns, email this year. The Cathedral was opened contemporary arrangement especially by popular demand, Bach’s celebrated [email protected] and in- to the people of Perth in January 1865. written for this concert for our young- Toccata and Fugue in d minor (BWV clude the word choir in the subject Since then it has undergone two ex- est members of the choir (some of 565) will be played – a real favourite line. Alternatively, address an enve- tensive renovations and rebuilds to them as young as 10). with pipe organ buffs and non-buffs lope to St Mary’s Comp. c/- Have a accommodate the growing population Throughout the program, the audi- alike. Go News PO Box 1042 West Leeder- of Perth –  rstly in the late 1920s and ence will have a chance to join their As is traditional, a complimen- ville WA 6901 with your contact de- then more recently between 2006- voices with the Cathedral choir and tary Miss Maud afternoon tea will tails on the reverse side. Competition 2009. This recent renovation has seen the sounds of the Cathedral’s grand or- be served during interval in the Ca- ends 25/07/15.

The Great Britain retro  lm festival WINDSOR Cinemas are excited to announce the  rst season of The Great Britain Retro Film Festival, a celebration of 19 classic British  lms rarely seen on the big screen  lms, made from 1939 to present day. This is the  rst national  lm festival event created exclusively as a retro celebration and Australia’s most awarded and high THE FINCH SOCIETY OF pro le  lm critic, David Stratton will be the festival’s patron. WESTERN AUSTRALIA (INC) “I spent the  rst twenty years of my life in Britain so I’ve always been especially fond of British movies. That’s why I’m Meetings held on the fourth Tuesday each month so excited about this retrospective  lm festival. at the Agricultural Hall “All of these wonderful  lms will be screened in digital format on the big cinema screen. I do hope you can join me for 209 Main St Osborne Park at 8pm some, or all, of this season one of great British classics,” said David Stratton. New members welcome. Exclusive screenings from 6 to 19 August at Windsor Cinema. Tickets on sale and online shortly. Email [email protected] for details WIN WIN WIN To be in the draw to win one of  ve double passes to the exclusive screenings of The Great Britain Retro Film Festival, A HOBBY EXHIBITION PROMOTING U3A IN WA address an envelope to The Great Britain Comp. c/- Have a Go News PO Box 1042 West Leederville WA 6901 with your Saturday 18 July, 12noon until 4pm contact details on the reverse side. Alternatively, email [email protected] and include the word retro in the sub- Bedford Bowling Club (Grand Promenade) ject line. Competition ends 25/07/15. Enjoy the day with U3A. Hobbies to suit everyone. Free door prizes. Free entry. Contact Joyce 9276 9670 or Geoff 9279 3803

NATIONAL ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS FAIR Saturday 18 July, 9am-4pm and Sunday 19 July, 9am-3pm DownADVERTISING FEATUREsizing Cannington Exhibition Centre, Cnr Albany Hwy and Station St. British pensions update for those entitled Entry $5 Pensioner $3 by Mike Goodall cations of the occupational from as many MP’s as possible ment all APPG’s and early deductions would be made BELMONT SENIOR CITIZENS pensions confusion that was with a view to Sir Roger Gale day motions are disbanded for any periods spent con- New members welcomed for Canasta Tuesday morning JUNE has been a relatively left to her by the previous MP restarting the All Party and have to be re-established tracted out of the second and Thursday night Bridge quiet month on the campaign UK pensions minister, Steve Parliamentary Group (APPG) within the new parliament. state pension. Contracted out Open to the public for Bingo Thursdays, eyes down front as Baroness Altmann, Webb. on Pension Uprating as soon I have received several means that at some point in 7.30pm as she is now known, is get- During this time we are es- as possible. When there is a enquiries recently concern- time during their working life Ph 9478 1808 ting to grips with the compli- tablishing contact and support change in the UK Govern- ing Armed Forces Pensions. in the UK they might have Whilst it is not able to advise been in a company or occu- SOUTH PERTH LOCAL AND on these occupational pen- pational pension scheme and GENERAL MARKETS sions I do have a copy of the have therefore not been in the Saturday 18 July, 10am-2pm rules that apply and am happy UK government’s state sec- South Perth Community Hall, to e-mail you a copy. If you ond pension scheme, for that Cnr Sandgate St and South Terrace South Perth were in the armed forces and period. Family friendly event celebrating the local arts and crafts are past 60 years of age and Precisely how much any- scene are not claiming a pension one would be penalised was from the armed forces it is impossible to calculate be- MARKET GIRL BOUTIQUE well worth checking out your cause the UK government de- HAND MADE MARKET eligibility. clined to disclose the formula Saturday 18 July 9am-5pm I am still receiving many that they would use. This was Whitfords Shopping Centre enquiries regarding spouse lifted for the over-55s in Feb- Vintage fashion, quirky arts and craft and much more. pensions so for those of you ruary, with alarming results. ★NOW★ who have been on holiday Financial advisers in the UK ACT-BELONG-COMMIT MOORDITJ YARNING THE CHOICE please check out my reports have been inundated with ART EXHIBITION from the last two months, calls from consumers unable Friday 24 July to Mon 27 July 10am-4pm, IS YOURS! May and June’s, Have a Go to understand why they have Perth Town Hall News. been penalised so severely. A collection of Aboriginal artwork grown from weekly NEW OR Those of you who will I would advise all of you workshops. reach UK State Pension Age who are over 55 to apply for More information phone 9489 6300 RESALE in 2016 should now write to a state pension forecast so the future pensions of ce to that you will receive a more TASTE OF CHITTERING (with a citrus twist) enquire as to the amount of accurate indication of what the new state pension that you will receive. All previous Sunday 23 August 10am-3pm you will receive. Beside this forecasts that might contain a Lower Chittering Hall, The Village Green, TWO FROM ONLY $147,000 information being required  gure similar to £148.40 per 23 Chittering Valley Rd by Centrelink for assessment week for a full pension, can Enjoy a multitude of activities and entertainment for all Equipped With Appliances, Fitted Carpets, Blinds, Lock-Up Garage etc of your Australian Pension it be consigned to the shredder. the family is useful to know what your I have the necessary forms approximate income will be for those wishing to enquire. AVON RIVER FESTIVAL *QUICK - 1 Available for RENT! for retirement planning pur- Anyone who would like Friday 31 July 4pm-9pm poses. to discuss the above further Family festival with  reworks entertainment and street From the outset, the UK is welcome to contact Brit- parades Why Buy and Live at Willow Creek Mews? Government has acknowl- ish Pensions in Australia Free event. [email protected] Ph 9622 8309 • Keep All Growth on Your Investment when Selling - No Exit Fees! edged that many retiring in on 1300 308 353 or Mike • No Stamp Duty - No Settlement Agents Fees the decade after 2016 would Goodall BPiA’s Coordinator SERPENTINE JARRAHDALE not get the full new pension, in Western Australian on (08) COMMUNITY FAIR • Receive Ongoing Home, Garden and Village Maintenance predicted to be around £155 6364 0859 or email: mikec- Saturday 15 August, 10am-4pm • Spacious Recreation Centre - Available Now for Residents Use weekly, or £8,060, because [email protected] 2 Patterson St, Mundijong • On Site Villager Manager Wide variety of stalls, food and entertainment • Discounted Utility Charges & A Low $15 Weekly Service Fee Free entry Ph 9525 5917 or [email protected] • Receive Security of Tenure through the Retirement Villages Act Eric McCrum to speak at WA Self • A Secure Village Setting… Ideal for ‘Lock & Leave’ Retirees Funded Retirees Association TOODYAY INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL • Designed to AS 4288/99 for Access, Wheelchairs and for Saturday 1 August at Stirling Park and Duigee Park REGULAR LISTENERS to ABC radio will be familiar with the Free entry delicious international cuisine and fantastic ‘Ageing in Place’ - No Other Village Provides These Features! name Eric McCrum and immediately identify it with WA wild- entertainment  owers. Debra Andrijich 9574 4318 [email protected] Willow Creek Mews, Legend Cresent, Greenfi elds, Mandurah He is a naturalist, a true expert on wild owers, a most accom- plished speaker and add to this his truly professional presentation GIN GIN SCIENCE FESTIVAL Contact: Village Manager - Christina 0424 284 889 and the group have the recipe for a wonderful hour. Eric will Friday August 14 to Saturday September 19, speak on 14 August supported by a visually beautiful, power www.willowcreekmews.com 11am to 4pm. point presentation on the wild owers of Western Australia. Various venues Gin Gin Each month on the second Friday at 10am the WA Self Entry to some events will be by gold coin donation. Funded Retirees Association, holds a meeting at the Cambridge Bowling Club, Floreat Sporting Precinct, Chandler Avenue, Ph 9575 7577 or email [email protected] Floreat at which guest speakers, on topics of interest to retirees HAGN#082/280 are a feature. If you would like to promote your event Visitors to the meetings are always most welcome and for through the Community Notebook, Retirement Living You CAN Aff ord more information please contact: Ron de Gruchy on 9447 1313

please email Pat, [email protected]#016/271 or Margaret Harris on 9381 5303. The best location… for the perfect lifestyle.

Imagine downsizing to a low maintenance home, upgrading your lifestyle and having more time to do the things you love! Whether you’re after a sea change or a tree change, you’ll always fi nd a lifestyle to suit you at a Lend Lease Retirement Village. Every one of our ten WA locations offers a friendly, connected community where it’s easy to meet new people and stay active. And you’ll love the superb, fully-maintained facilities; your own pool, clubhouse and activity rooms in a beautifully-landscaped and secure environment. Join us for a tour of village facilities and current homes available for sale today! July Feature Villages

WOODLANDS Parkland Villas Woodlands QUEENS PARK Homestay Village

Bedsit Apartment from $115,000 2 bedroom Villas from $299,000 1 bedroom Apartments from $245,000 3 bedroom Villas from $310,000 2 bedroom Villas from $335,000 3 bedroom Villas from $410,000 For a guided tour of the village facilities and homes For a guided tour of the village facilities and homes for sale please call 9446 5584. for sale please call 9458 7742.

Call us on 1800 550 550 to book a tour of village facilities and homes for sale at all ten locations listed below.

BIBRA LAKE Lakeside Gardens 14 Lewington Gardens, Bibra Lake HALLS HEAD Parkland Villas Mandurah 2 Hungerford Avenue, Halls Head BOORAGOON Parkland Villas Booragoon 510 Marmion Street, Booragoon MINDARIE Harbourside Village Mindarie 7 Honiara Way, Mindarie BUNBURY Woodstock West 146 Strickland Street, Bunbury QUEENS PARK Homestay Village 267 Wharf Street, Queens Park ELLENBROOK Parkland Villas Ellenbrook 25 The Parkway, Ellenbrook WOODLANDS Parkland Villas Woodlands 52 Liege Street, Woodlands ELLENBROOK The Pines 21 Ponte Vecchio Boulevard, Ellenbrook WOODVALE Timberside Villas 10 Timbercrest Rise, Woodvale View all homes for sale at retirementbylendlease.com.au

Pricing and availability advertised are correct at the time of printing but subject to change without notice. Information about the services and facilities provided in the village is correct at the time of printing but may change as the needs of residents change. Photographs are for illustrative purposes. May 2015. 46 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015

GRAND ACTIVITIES A school holiday guide for parents and grandparents ADVERTISING FEATURE

Disney•Pixar’s School Experience the ultimate in luxury cinema Inside Out holidays 6272 9900 or visit www.read- ingcinemas.com.au. at the WIN WIN WIN To be in the draw to win a double pass to see a  lm of Western CONVENIENTLY located candy bar deals, arcade video your choice at Reading Cin- on the corner of Knutsford games and two quality restau- emas Belmont, email win@ Australian Avenue and Fulham Street, rants. haveagonews.com.au and Belmont, Reading Cinemas Treat the grandkids to a include the word Reading in Belmont is a 10-screen cin- great selection of movies the subject line. Alternatively, Museum - ema complex featuring wall- these July school holidays. phone the Have a Go News to-wall screens, digital sound, Reading Cinemas Belmont of ce on 9227 8283 during Perth stadium seating, comfortable also have unlimited free park- business hours (Monday to seats with movable arms,  rst ing close to the door everyday. Friday, 9am to 5pm). Compe- release movies, value packed For further information call tition ends 15/07/15. DO YOU ever look at someone and wonder what is going DID you know the Gogo Fish is WA’s fossil emblem? Join on inside their head? Disney•Pixar’s original new  lm In- us to  nd out more fun facts and explore some of our state’s side Out ventures inside the mind to  nd out. ancient fossil discoveries these July school holidays. Based in headquarters, the control centre inside 11-year- Discovery Centre - Fossil Fever Get ready for the old Riley’s mind,  ve emotions are hard at work, led by Dates: 4 - 19 July lighthearted optimist Joy (voice of Amy Poehler), whose Time: 10.30am-1pm Avocado Festival mission is to make sure Riley stays happy. Fear (voice of Ages: all ages Bill Hader) heads up safety, Anger (voice of Lewis Black) Cost: $2 each at Araluen ensures all is fair and Disgust (voice of Mindy Kaling) pre- Bookings: required for groups 10+ Discover some of the creatures that lived in WA’s an- Visitors will be introduced to; vents Riley from getting poisoned – both physically and - Stallholders selling all things avocado rang- socially. Sadness (voice of Phyllis Smith) isn’t exactly sure cient oceans. Decorate a mask with a prehistoric Gogo Fish design, and compare the size of a massive Megalodon ing from beauty products, ciders beer and cock- what her role is, and frankly, neither is anyone else. tails as well as a great range of fresh delicious When Riley’s family relocates to a scary new city, the with today’s white shark when you tackle our Megalodon Mobile. foods emotions are on the job, eager to help guide her through - Chefs showcasing the versatility of the avo- the dif cult transition. But when Joy and Sadness are Discovery Centre - Six Simple Machines Dates: 4 - 19 July cado inadvertently swept into the far reaches of Riley’s mind - Avocado tree sales – taking some of her core memories with them – Fear, An- Time: 9.30am – 5pm Cost: free - Expert information and advice on planting, ger and Disgust are left reluctantly in charge. Joy and Sad- grafting and plant nutrition ness must venture through unfamiliar places – long term Ages: all ages Bookings: required for groups 10+ - Entertainment and competitions. memory, imagination land, abstract thought and dream We see this festival becoming as successful productions – in a desperate effort to get back to head- Explore incredible structural achievements of the past and learn about the six simple machines that made them as Araluen’s Fremantle Chilli Festival. They quarters, and Riley. Narelle Engel Orchardist Karragullen welcome your interest and invite people to Classi cation: TBC – forecasting G or PG possible. Build a miniature Florentine arch bridge, con- struct an impressive Egyptian pyramid, make a great stone ARALUEN BOTANIC Park Foundation in- contact them at 362 Croyden Rd., Roleystone statue walk and discover much more in the Discovery vites you to participate in the inaugural Avocado phone 9496 1171. To be in the draw to win Zone. Festival to be held in the beautiful surrounds of Of course, any time is a great time to visit WIN WIN an exclusive family pass This is your chance to explore the museum in ways that Araluen Botanic Park on Saturday and Sunday Araluen Botanic Park. The park is open from to see Disney Pixar’s In- most people never do and have heaps of fun! 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Irrational Man in cinemas 20 August sees Stone re-unite with Woody Al- Parker Posey. len following on from her enchanting WIN WIN WIN comic turn in Magic in the Moonlight. To be in the draw to win one of 10 As with Blue Jasmine, Allen returns to double passes to see Woody Allen’s his homeland for his latest project with Irrational Man, address an envelope the  lm set on a small-town American to Irrational Man Comp. c/- Have a college campus. Phoenix plays a phi- Go News PO Box 1042 West Leed- losophy professor in an existential cri- erville WA 6901 with your contact sis when a relationship with his student details on the reverse side. Alterna- (played by Stone), gives his life new tively, email [email protected]. Emma Stone and Joaquin Phoenix purpose. au and include the word irrational JOAQUIN Phoenix stars alongside Director: Woody Allen Featuring: in the subject line. Competition ends Emma Stone in Irrational Man, which Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone and 10/08/15. New season of comedy and cabaret for the Maj PERTH’S Wicked star John cating hour of song, humour ture Club, A-ha, Duran Du- a series of monthly Friday O’Hara and Melbourne- and personal revelation and ran and Spandau Ballet. night comedy shows at the based comedian Dave Cal- features songs from the Jer- Downstairs at the Maj venue. lan are part of the line-up of sey Boys and Priscilla along has also teamed up with The Other line-ups to be an- Perth Theatre Trust’s 2015 with 80s pop including Cul- Comedy Lounge to present nounced soon.

Downstairs at the Maj sea- HAGN#0003/280 son. HAGN#017/280 Starting next month, the THE TIVOLI CLUB OF WA inc six-month season will offer presents a mix of comedy and cabaret acts. “Our season aims to build on the momentum of festi- vals such as Fringe World and provide another oppor- Razzle tunity for acts to perform for Perth audiences,” said Perth Theatre Trust acting general manager Rudi Gracias. Dazzle “It also builds on our commitment to assisting lo- cal independent producers A roaring twenties, Fabulous Forties and artists and providing a extravaganza featuring music from range of entertainment in Chicago, The Boyfriend and many our venues.” WA-born John O’Hara more memorable tunes guaranteed to and his show, Dedications, get your toes a tappin... performs for three nights from 20 -22 August. The performance had its TICKET PRICES FRIDAY EVENING SHOWS world premiere recently at ADULT $20 the 2015 Adelaide Cabaret 31 July and 7, 14, 21, 28 August PENSIONER $17 Festival. Doors open at 7.30pm Show starts 8pm CHILD $10 Inspired by Australia’s SSUNDAYUN Y MATINEESMATTINNEE Includes chicken & chips meal. late night radio programs, 2,2,9,9,16,23Au 9, 9 1616, 6, 232 AuguAugustugu t O’Hara performs classic Doors oopenen 11.30am Show starts st 12noon BYO alcohol and glasses love songs from Whitney Houston, Aerosmith, Lionel Richie, Michael Bolton, Kiss, Cyndi Lauper, Leonard Co- BOOKINGS hen and others. Email: [email protected] Cabaret artist and Perth PHONE 9364 5463 favourite Michael Grif ths (leave a message) will be performing Adoles- www.tivoli.org.au cent from 24-26 September. He’s well known for his cabaret acts Sweet Dreams – Songs by Annie Lennox and In Vogue Songs by Ma- donna. Like us on facebook Adolescent is a self-depre- www.peacetrain.com.au @darrencoggan Tivoli Club of WA 48 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 Arts films/theatre dvds books/reviews Mike Leigh’s operatic debut Madame Bovary - in cinemas 9 July novel, Madame Bovary tells the tragic bert’s classic novel comes to life thanks The Pirates Of Penzance... story of Emma, a young beauty who im- to Transmission Films. pulsively marries a small-town doctor to WIN WIN WIN Ruth, Joshua Bloom as The leave her father’s pig farm behind. But To be in the draw to win one of 10 Pirate King, Claudia Boyle after being introduced to the glamorous double passes to see Madame Bo- as Mabel, Alexander Robin world of high society, she soon becomes vary, be amongst the  rst 10 callers to Baker as Samuel, Soraya bored with her stodgy mate and seeks phone the Have a Go News of ce on Ma as Edith, Angharad excitement and status outside the bonds 9227 8283 during business hours Lyddon as Kate and Lydia of marriage. (Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, ex- Marchione as Isabel. This sumptuous period drama fea- cluding public holidays) and leave English National Opera tures a superb cast including Mia your details. Alternatively, email win@ performances are captured Madame Bovary’s Mia Wasikowska Wasikowska (Jane Eyre, Tracks), Paul haveagonews.com.au and include the live from the London Coli- Giamatti (Sideways) and Ezra Miller word madame in the subject line. Com- seum and are shot on multi- ADAPTED from Flaubert’s classic (The Perks of Being a Wall ower). Flau- petition ends 16/07/15. cam in stunning cinematic high de nition. All produc- ENGLISH National Opera’s sharp satire and memorable tions are sung in the English cinema broadcast of Mike melodies. language, it’s opera for eve- Mr Holmes in In Audience Leigh’s production of The The Pirates of Penzance ryone. The Audience is written by Pirates of Penzance is the tells the story of the pirate The Pirates of Penzance Peter Morgan (The Queen) UK’s most successful op- apprentice Frederic and his opens nationally in Austral- Cinemas July 23 and directed by two-time era on-screen event, having love for Mabel, the daughter ian cinemas from July and lock Holmes returns from Tony Award winner and Acad- taken more then $1.1 million of Major-General Stanley the Windsor Cinema in Ned- a journey to Japan, where, emy Award-nominated director at the UK box of ce so far, who has the famous tongue- lands on Saturday 18 and in search of a rare plant Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, amounting to an audience twisting patter song I am the Sunday 19 July at 1pm. Run- with powerful restorative The Hours) and was presented of over 40,000 people, with very model of a modern Ma- ning time two hours 20 min- qualities, he has witnessed in the West End by Matthew encore repeat performances jor-General. The song has utes including interval. the devastation of nuclear Byam Shaw for Playful Pro- and international screenings featured or been lampooned Tickets $24 adult | $21 warfare. Now, in his remote Helen Mirren ductions, Robert Fox and Andy still to take place. within popular culture in- concession | $15 child under seaside farmhouse, Holmes HELEN Mirren reprises her Harries. Fresh from the major suc- cluding The Muppet Show, 18 years. Now on sale and faces the end of his days Academy Award-winning role Tony Award Winner 2015: cess of his celebrated  lm Babylon 5, Frasier, Scrubs, online. tending to his bees, with only as Queen Elizabeth II in encore Best Performance by an Mr Turner, renowned  lm Star Trek – The Next Genera- WIN WIN WIN the company of his house- screenings of the original West Actress in a Leading Role in a maker, director and Gilbert tion, Family Guy and Spitting To be in the draw to win keeper and her young son, End production of The Audi- Play: Helen Mirren, The Audi- and Sullivan a cionado Image. one of  ve double passes Roger. ence, captured live in London ence. Mike Leigh makes his op- Olivier award-winning de- to see Mike Leigh’s The Grappling with the di- in 2013, and featuring an ex- Best Performance by an era directing debut with this signer Alison Chitty designed Pirates of Penzance, email minishing powers of his clusive new Q&A with key Actor in a Featured Role in a eagerly anticipated new pro- the set and costumes. Light- [email protected] mind, Holmes comes to rely members of the cast and crea- Play: Richard McCabe, The duction of sparkling comic ing is by Paul Pyant with and include the word pirates Ian McKellen upon the boy as he revisits tive team. Audience masterpiece The Pirates of choreography by Francesca in the subject line. Alterna- MR HOLMES is a new twist the circumstances of the un- For 60 years, Queen Eliza- Limited encore screenings: Penzance. In a hilarious per- Jaynes. David Parry con- tively, phone the Have a Go on the world’s most famous solved case that forced him beth II has met with each of her 18, 19 July at 1pm; 23 July at formance where comedy and ducts. The cast includes An- News of ce during business detective from director Bill into retirement, and search- 12 Prime Ministers in a private 11am; 25, 26 July at 1pm and romance combine with sur- drew Shore as Major-Gener- hours (Monday to Friday, Condon (Gods and Mon- es for answers to the myster- weekly meeting. This meeting 30 July at 11am at Luna Leed- prising twists and turns, this al Stanley, Robert Murray as between 9am to 5pm, ex- sters, Kinsey) and starring ies of life and love – before is known as The Audience. No erville and Luna on SX. popular farcical comedy fea- Frederic, Jonathan Lemalu cluding public holidays) and Ian McKellen and Laura it’s too late. one knows what they discuss, WIN WIN WIN tures swashbuckling pirates, as the Sergeant of Police, leave your details. Competi- Linney. WIN WIN WIN not even their spouses. To be in the draw to win  at footed policemen, razor Rebecca de Pont Davies as tion ends 15/07/15. In 1947, an ageing Sher- To be in the draw to win From the old warrior Win- a double pass to Luna’s lim- one of 10 double passes to ston Churchill, to the Iron Lady ited encore screenings of The HAGN#138/280 see Mr Holmes, phone the Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair Audience, be among the  rst OLD MILL THEATRE Have a Go News of ce on right up to today’s meetings callers to phone the Have a CNR MENDS ST/MILL POINT RD, SOUTH PERTH 9227 8283 during business with the current incumbent (opposite Windsor Hotel) Go News of ce on 9227 8283 hours (Monday to Friday David Cameron, the Queen during business hours (Mon- 9am to 5pm, excluding pub- advises her Prime Ministers on day to Friday, 9am to 5pm, UPCOMING 2015 PERFORMANCES: lic holidays) and leave your all matters both public and per- excluding public holidays). sonal. Through these private An ANZAC Trio details. Alternatively, email Alternatively, email win@ [email protected] audiences, we see glimpses of 11-2611 26 SeptemberS t b 3 Plays on a theme, all by WA Writers haveagonews.com.au with and include the word Sher- the woman behind the crown the word audience in the sub- Director Celeste Underhill Choreographer Amber Southall 2 to 5 September Musical Director Krispin Maesalu lock in the subject line. Com- and witness the moments that ject line. Competition ends petition ends 20/07/15. shaped a monarch. 15/07/15. Tickets $25 full, $22 conc, $20 members* The One Day of the Year by Alan Seymour Tickets available from Morris News HAGN#048/280 Australian classic 9440 1040 or www.trybooking.com/HTCT Director Brendan Ellis

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No Names, No Packdrill by Bob Herbert HAGN#137/280 PERTH THEATRE TRUST PRESENTS Wartime Sydney 1942, a story of love, honour and loyalty BASIN STREET BLUES Director Tim Prosser A SULTRY MUSICAL IN A 1917 NEW ORLEANS ‘SPORTING HOUSE’ 4 to 19 December PLAYING EXCLUSIVELY AT MARLOO THEATRE, BOOKINGS: 9367 8719 or [email protected] Marloo Rd, Greenmount www.oldmilltheatre.com.au/tickets Written by John Beaton 2015 Directed by Aarne Neeme Coming Up... 17 July - 8 August 2015 Bookings: Gwyne 9255 1783 HAGN#113/280 St. Mary’s Cathedral or trybooking.com/HKLR CONCERT SERIES 2015 Adults $25, Conc $22 Group bookings welcome www.marlootheatre.com.au HAGN#136/280 WED 26 AUG A Pageant ALL THE WAY

Enjoy memorable jazz tunes from The Great of hymnsA veritable feast of favourite hymns American Songbook. (includes audience sing-a-long!) both new and traditional interspersed with choral favourites sung by the Cathedral Choir. Accompanied by strings ensemble and the grand sounds of the Cathedral’s Dodd pipe organ. Also includes a selection of favourite organ solos including, Bach’s famous Toccata and Fugue in d minor WED 16 DEC BWV 565. Features favourites such as Finlandia, CHRISTMAS CHORAL CONCERT Amazing Grace, Deep River and more! St Mary’s Cathedral Sing along to Christmas carols with a talented Victoria Square Perth vocal ensemble. You may win a door prize! Sunday 9 August 2pm During interval enjoy TICKETS $27 Tickets $35 ($28 concession) a complimentary Miss Maud ALL PERFORMANCES BEGIN AT 10.30AM AND END AT 11.30AM aft ernoon tea served in the Cathedral’s Parish Centre BOOK NOW AT TICKETEK 1300 795 012 6488 2440 and adjoining courtyard In person at the venue Box Office or Ticketek Agencies | ticketek.com.au Also available at Cathedral Piety Stall Supported by *SERVICE/DELIVERY FEES MAY APPLY. A CREDIT/DEBIT CARD PROCESSING FEE WILL APPLY.

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CONTACT COLUMN Reply Box 6730 LADY 70s, NOR, GSOH, Reply Box 6721  t, GSOH, NS, SD, enjoys Reply Box 6748 9371 0380 SD, NS, TLC, WLTM gent Seeking a Partner the outdoors, beach and bush, BUNBURY lady, 66, seek- early 70s, who is interested in loves to travel, w/e away, Seeking a CARINE LADY 66 Bright, kind, well spoken, blue eyed ing genuine friendship, male travel, movies, dining, music ACTIVE aussie gent, 57,  t, dining in/out, WLTM nice blonde, likes to keep  t and look after herself, enj music, or female. Interested in wa- and keeping  t. WLTM you GSOH, NS, SD, easygoing, lady any age, any nationality Travel Companion golf, entertaining family & friends, going to the beach, ter sports, kneeboarding etc. for chat and coffee. well presented, positive at- with view to long term loving travel, gardening. Sks sociable, outgoing gent 55 – 67 to titude, enjoys movies, good ARE you  t, fun adven- spend quality time with. Must have recreation skip- Reply Box 6720 relationship. turous,  n secure, 60 plus, pers boat ticket, sailing,  sh- conversation, dining. WLTM Reply Box 6714 MINDARIE LADY 74 Beautiful, youthful, exceptionally LADY 74, slim, attractive, lady similar interests, age or female who loves to travel, grmd, looks younger than her years. Vibrant, re ned, ing, camping, dancing, boots- well travelled man, retired, cooting, walking, bikeriding, interested in walking, outings nationality not an issue. If GENTLEMAN 69, 5’6”, well-travelled, sociable. Has a “can do” attitude, enj and share good times togeth- compatible, possible relation- 70kgs, NS, SD, businessman,  t,  n secure, would like photography, the arts, loves caravanning. Sks well- tennis. presented gent 68-78 w, similar interests. Reply Box 6729 er, GSOH, genuine replies ship. See you soon. GSOH. WLTM re ned, slim company for self organised, only. Lives SOR, 6163. Reply Box 6711 to medium build lady, 60+, self guided tours, exploring WOODLANDS LADY 66 British/Aust, widowed, slim, petite, COUPLE 75, 70, WLTM Reply Box 6716 interests, good conversation, other countries, Australia, generous, warm, thoughtful, friendly easy going lady couple similar age, NS, resi- AUSSIE gent 65, 6”2’, music, walking, movies, the- wherever, sharing expenses, who loves a laugh, gd conversation. Happily retired ing 6023 or nearby for mutual LADY early 70s, GSOH, Albany area, retired, loves atre, dining out with view to NOR, DTE, SD, NS. spends her time playing tennis, theatre, doing voluntary Reply Box 6707 work. Would love to meet a gent who similarly takes visits to lunch, coffee, games NS, NG, SD, WLTM male Asian travel, ocean crusing, sincere physical relationship. pride in himself 62-72. for walks, movies, coffee, with good conversations. trains. Also outdoors,  shing, Photo appreciated. ALA. WANNEROO LADY 82 Lively,  n secure, sociable, easy Reply Box 6746 friendship, keen animal lover, country music, NS, GSOH, Reply Box 6742 going, 5’6”, indep blue eyed blonde. Enj playing cards, prefer Midland and surround- ALA, prefer Asian company. GENTLEMAN early 70s, bushwalks & being an active part of the community. CULTURED NS, gentle- ing areas. Genuine replies Seeking friend or partner to Friend to man, GSOH, gregarious, retired, intelligent, educated, Sks retired gent 78-85 for f/ship. only. share travelling expenses and COMO LADY 62 Slim, attr, energetic, outgoing, adventur- honest, active, very  t, but Reply Box 6745 professional, NOR, NS, SD, Friend experiences. 164cms tall, caring, loving, ous, carefree, kind, grn eyed blonde. Loves trying new not sporty, all year round sea Reply Box 6712 things, keeping  t, hiking, overseas travel. Is hd working swimmer, loves dancing, mu- LADY late 60s, GSOH, compassionate, very similar, etiquette but makes the most of her spare time. Sks an active sic, art, pastel painter, walk- overseas born, WLTM sin- AUSSIE lady 60s, young sophisticated, totally elegant, gent up to 70yrs who still has some life in him. ing, ballet, theatre, believes cere, honest, gent, tall, slim, at heart, med build, average slim lady, very similar quali- FRIENDLY tips for maxi- ARMADALE GENT 64 Self emp, div, honest,  t, family we are all one interested in NS, age 65-70, live SOR, height, VGSOH, caravan- ties. Only totally genuine, mising your use of this free minded, quite laid back but w, a sharp, active mind. lady about 60s. SD ok. Interests; music, out- ning Australia I would love. need reply. service; Courteous, honourable and knows how to treat people. Reply Box 6705 doors, country. More on con- Likes; music,  shing, cook- Reply Box 6744 • Use the grid, write your Wide range of int. incl dancing, theatre, football & occasional weekends away. Sks an e/going lady up to tact. Please include postcode. ing, laughter, NS, SD, TLC, GENT retired, GSOH, NS, entry in ink using one EXCITING presentable, Reply Box 6713 lover, best friend, WLTM tall space per word. 65yrs. adventurous, active male, 58, SD, active, intelligent, lov- KIARA GENT 65 Div, blue eyes, 5’11”, relaxed, level male. All of the above. ALA. ing, caring, respectful, nu- • Your entry must  t into looking for a lady with simi- LADY mid 70s, WLTM ac- Reply Box 6715 the 35 spaces of the grid headed, lovely to talk to, well grmd. Is enjoying his merous interests including retirement w, more time for travel, concerts, dancing & lar attributes. tive, male, gent for outings - NO EXTENSION OF Reply Box 6732 and friendship, living 6210 AUSTRALIAN gent, 68, 6’, yours plus sport,  shing, car- spending time with his grand kids. Sks caring, con dent avanning, communication, GRID IS PERMITTED. lady 55-70. area. 83kgs, NS, SD, own home, • Post the entry to Friend FIRST ad. Lady, 71, NOR, good conversation. WLTM PEEL GENT 75 Ret farmer w, a good heart. Tall,  t, Reply Box 6747  n sec, GSOH, seeking to Friend PO Box 1042, weeding, more good com- NS, active, loving, caring, healthy, jovial, happy man who loves the outdoors, o/ Asian lady, someone special. West Leederville WA 6901 seas travel, dining out, keeping physically & mentally pany, must be warm, friendly LADY WLTM GSOH, Interested in music, walking, outdoors or country lady, 65- by the 20th of the month with GSOH for laughter DTE, NS, male, 65-70 pre- 74, for happy long term lov- active. Sks a happy, sincere, country minded lady to picnics, sincere, affectionate, preceeding publication. build a meaningful r/ship with 65-75. and coffee/lunch. Not bossy ferred. I’m happy, outgoing, friendship and possible rela- ing relationship. • Your entry must be ac- please. Good times ahead. genuine and working. Lo- Reply Box 6733 CHURCHLANDS GENT 80 Handsome, intell, nicely spoken, tionship. SOR. ALA. companied by two C5 en- gorgeous smile, looks great for age. Active, easy going Reply Box 6725 cated NOR. Enjoys outdoors, Reply Box 6735 GROOVY guy 67, 5’6”, velopes (which measure with varied interests inc cafes, entertaining, picnics & live music, SD and social- 23x16cm and are obtain- maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Sks an independent lady GENT 60, DTE, GSOH, ising with good company. AUSTRALIAN lady, 64, at- NS, SD, WLTM lady 60s. 70-80. who enjoys simple life able from Australia Post) Looking for companionship tractive, wanting to meet gent Into cooking, movies, out- Each envelope must have WLTM lady who enjoys with similar interests. 64-70. I miss having someone ings, walks, sometimes and $1.40 postage. same and wants to become Reply Box 6728 special to spend time with that whatever. Also quiet nights. Please follow these a friend and lover. Age or could lead to a happy perma- Good singer and music is instructions to guarantee nationality not an issue. Let’s nent relationship. If you feel the my life and hobby. With me your entry will be consid- SOLUTIONSMATCHMAKING.COM.AU meet for a coffee and chat. Visit Have a Go News online: same please contact me. SOR. you’ll be very happy. ered for publication. Reply Box 6718 www.haveagonews.com.au Reply Box 6734 Reply Box 6740 Matching mature singles since 1995 50 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 280 JULY 2015 At the midnight hour: Listener’s advice on a Scene Socially treat shared it down. I repeated it to my lovely listeners and I will now share it with you. Kenny had paused for a long moment to re ect on what I had said and then in a quite and gentle voice Kenny said... “She is family, you share it.” I was struck by the un- complicated beauty of the Jon Lewis statement. The clarity and the love of it. The simplicity. I THINK it is easy to fall His comment humbled me. into regular historically for- In truth I was actually look- matted conversations with ing for a bit of light hearted friends and not even no- fun... an easy opportunity tice. I was having one such to play ‘boys are better conversation on air with a than girls’ and vice versa. very nice caller – Kenny. It A cheap fast laugh designed was something he said that to take us nowhere and pass smacked me back into real- the time merrily. Instead ity. what I received was loving He said it innocently, he and clear. I quickly won- said it beautifully and when dered how this would work he said it I was woken and in my every day life. SCENE (1): The 2015 WA Seniors Awards was launched on 16 June at Segway Tours WA in Bar- changed. I imagine so much of our rack Square followed by a morning tea at the Bell Tower. Seniors Minister Tony Simpson joined a It began this way... Ken- day is  lled with the trivia. group of people in having a go riding segways. Age was no barrier and everyone was keen to have ny called me well into my So I wonder what’s the point a go. The event launched the opening of nominations for the WA Seniors Awards and all people are show, which by now was of defending what’s ours encouraged to nominate a worthy person aged 60 or over. Seen at the event were: in full swing taking calls and what’s fair and well re- on all manner of topics and ally... what’s the point? view points. My mind and SCENE (1): Clockwise from left; COTA WA’s John Millar - Juniper’s David Fisher with Debra Jacobs Peering over my rose - Eugene Brown and Segway Tours WA Belinda Hill - Rex Ball, Marlene Robins and Quentin Smythe - responses were being tested coloured glasses I do not and challenged and I loved Have a Go News’ Tahlia Merigan - Bob Zieger and Bob Kucera - Department of Communities and Local see this as a one stop  x it Government’s Jennifer Matthews, COTA WA’s Judy Hogben, Juniper’s David Fisher and WA Seniors it. The conversations went solution of life’s problems. from comfortable to con- Minister Tony Simpson. Rather I see this as a solu- Far left, from left to right; Juniper’s Roley Myers, Marlene Robins, Marie Moloney and Judy Hogben. fronting. I was enjoying the tion to life’s many little roller coaster. problems. Then my work phone I became aware of all this rang again. We chatted, as by a lucky happenstance we often do, on the things and I am grateful for it. we and perhaps all people Thank you Kenny. busily do each day while By the way, I do love to we are making plans for make my wife happy and other things. Actually I did I do love to  nish my deli- not realise I had fallen into cious treats so next time comfortable historically for- I will share my explosive matted conversation with confectionary until it’s all Kenny. In this comfort I gone… then I might slip out comically threw in “What and buy a second. do you think I should do when I  nd myself halfway All the best, through enjoying my choc Jon Lewis bomb (rum & raisin) at the cinema, only to notice my Jon Lewis can be heard SCENE (2): Bethanie Beachside hosted a cooking demo last month with former MKR contestants, Emma and Andrew, as part of a prize won by dear darling wife has long on 6PR 882 AM, Monday Bethanie client, Heather Ward, at the big Bethanie bake off held at Have a Go Day last year. Emma and Andrew delighted residents by making two ago  nished hers and mine to Friday from midnight to dishes - chicken dumplings and home made ice cream. Channel 7 Perth kindly sponsored a raf e and prizes on the day. is looking tastingly tempt- 5.30am. ing? Is your club looking for SCENE (2): At the demonstration were from left to right; Emma Donnely, Andrew Payton, Heather Ward and her grandaughter - Betty Church, Rebecca I was expecting a light a quiz master? Jon is avail- Plumber and Catherine Farish - Bethanie carer Anette and client Dennis Atherton. hearted answer from our able as your quiz master. comfortable chat. I did not Text him on 0404 005 882 or get that. What I did get email [email protected] made me sit up and shake For more details, visit the Join us online my self clear. I even wrote website www.haveaquiz.com www.haveagonews.com.au Sleep disorder lecture

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