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G.O.L.D Participate in Any Activities GOLD SUMMER PROGRAM 2017/18 2017 CHRISTMAS EVENTS You will need to register as a GOLD member to Supported by the City of Wanneroo’s G.O.L.D participate in any activities. Contact the City anytime Community Funding Program Growing Older Living Dangerously on 9405 5000 or [email protected] to join. Once you are a member you will receive each Girradoola Community Christmas Celebration SUMMER 2017/18 new program by email when it is available. Sunday 10 December / 1pm Roseworth Primary School Oval, Girrawheen BOOKING PROCESS Local event - parking is limited • CITY OF WANNEROO RESIDENTS Can call 9405 5000 from 8.30am Wednesday The Salvation Army Merriwa 29 November to register and receive a booking Community Christmas Carols number which must be quoted on the attached Friday 8 December / 6pm payment form. Addison Park, Merriwa • NOT A CITY RESIDENT? Call 9405 5000 from 8.30am Thursday 30 November to book if places Yanchep Two Rocks Community Recreation are available. Association Carols in the Park Saturday 9 December / 5pm All applicants must obtain a booking number by Charnwood Park, Two Rocks phone prior to lodging their payment form and payment. You may book up to four activites True North Church Carols on the Green (for two people) per phone call. Sunday 10 December / 5.30pm Bookings essential. Payments will not be taken if Riverlinks Park, Clarkson you have not phoned 9405 5000 to obtain a booking number. Bookings close two weeks prior to event. Wanneroo Residents and Ratepayers Association Payments must be made WITHIN TWO days of Wanneroo Community Carols by Candlelight booking to SECURE your place. Please notify if you Sunday 10 December / 7.30pm are unable to make a payment in this timeframe or Jacaranda Amphitheatre your place may be forfeited. 23 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo Bring a picnic rug or chair for seating CANCELLATIONS: Refunds will only be made if a medical certificate is provided, when activities have Wanneroo Christmas Lunch been cancelled due to weather or other factors, or as Monday 25 December / 12pm determined by the Manager Community Facilities. Margaret Cockman Pavilion, Wanneroo No credits will be given. Showgrounds, Wanneroo For more information or enquiries, please email [email protected] or call 9405 5000 BUS PICK-UP LOCATIONS Butler Community Centre (Entrance on Connolly Drive) 55 Kingsbridge Boulevard, Butler 23 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo, WA 6065 Wanneroo Civic Centre Locked Bag 1, Wanneroo, WA 6946 23 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo T : (08) 9405 5000 F : (08) 9405 5499 After Hours : 1300 13 83 93 Kingsway Indoor Stadium E : [email protected] 130 Kingsway Road, Madeley wanneroo.wa.gov.au Please fill out aSEPARATE form for each person. Christmas Lights Tour 1 Dance Lessons 1 EVENT BOOKING NO. COST Join in the festive spirit and enjoy a Christmas lights Dancing is fun and a great way to meet new members Christmas Lights Tour $10 tour of the northern suburbs. A light supper will be and get fit. Come and learn some ballroom dancing provided. steps or brush up on some old skills. Fun Cats Catamarans $20 When Thursday 21 December / 7.30pm-10pm When Wednesday 7 February / 10am-11.30pm Lawn Bowls FREE Meet Wanneroo Civic Centre Bus Pickup Zone Where Kingsway Indoor Stadium Dance Lessons FREE Cost $10 per person (max 45 people) Cost FREE (max 30 people) Water Aerobics $5 Bring Comfortable clothing, water Food Morning tea provided Penquin/Sea Lion Cruise $30 Bring Water bottle Fun Cats Catamarans 2 Meet Kingsway Indoor Stadium Photography Consent YES NO 130 Kingsway, Madeley What better way to enjoy a Perth summer day than PAYMENT OPTIONS (See conditions overleaf) learning to catamaran on the beautiful Swan River. Catch the return ferry from Barrack Street Jetty. Water Aerobics IN PERSON Nifty 50s Class Aquamotion 3 Bring this form with your payment to the City of When Thursday 11 January Wanneroo Civic Centre, 23 Dundebar Road, Time 8.45am (Ferry ride 9.15am - allow time to Come and try out this over 50s class at Aquamotion. Wanneroo or to Clarkson Library, 27 Ocean Keys purchase ticket) Ferry arrives at A gentle, low impact class all about fun and Boulevard, Clarkson. (Please note Clarkson Mends Street Jetty at 9.23am socializing with the added bonus of a bit of exercise. Library is unable to take payments on Saturdays) When Tuesday 13 February / 1pm-2pm Meet Barrack Street Jetty Ferry ride at 8.45am or POSTAL Coode Street Jetty, South Perth at 9.30am Where Wanneroo Aquamotion Send this form with your cheque / money order Cost $20 - ferry tickets additional (max 20 people) Cost $5 - arrive 15 mins early and pay at (made payable to the City of Wanneroo) or Food BYO (restaurants nearby) reception (max 30 people) credit card payment to: Bring Bathers, towel, hat, lunch and water. Bring Water bottle, towel and change of clothes Locked Bag 1, Wanneroo WA 6946 (Detailed information to be provided in Meet Wanneroo Aquamotion, Civic Dve Wanneroo PHONE - Pay with your credit card on 9405 5000 SMS confirmation of booking) Penguin and Sea Lion Cruise 2 Lawn Bowls 2 Enjoy a day out to Penguin Island with other Card No. Come and try your hand at Lawn bowls a great social members on a cruise to Penguin island. See the game for the competitive or just for fun. Enjoy Pizza amazing sea lions and watch the penguins being fed. with other members afterwards in the clubrooms. Lunch at Pengos. Expiry Date When Thursday 25 January / 10am-1pm When Monday 19 February / 8.30m-4.30pm (approx) Name on card Where Joondalup Bowling Club Cost $30 per person (max 45 people) Cost FREE (max 50 people) Food Lunch provided Activity Total* Bring Lunch provided Bring Bathers, towel, hat, lunch and water Signature Food Water and sunscreen Bus pick up Meet Joondalup Bowling Club, Butler Community Centre / 7.30am *Credit Card payments incur a surcharge @ 0.57% (including GST). 6 Miami Beach Road, Iluka Wanneroo Civic Centre / 8am OFFICE USE ONLY Date Kingsway Indoor Stadium / 8.20am Type 717 Amount Charged $ See reverse for bus location addresses Difficulty Level 1 Easy 2 Medium 3 Difficult Receipt Number See reverse for more great activities!.
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