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| December 18, 2011 | |||
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Newsletter
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Offshore Residents
of Pittwater, Australia
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Offshore Choir Afloat - Thursday December 22 Frog Hollow for a 7.00 pm start, then on to a Church Point Performance..  The Performance The performance is on Thursday, December 22. The Laurel Mae will be anchored almost on-shore in Frog Hollow at 6:30 for a 7.00 p.m. start. If people would like to listen, they should pack a picnic, bring their bells to shake during jingle bells, fire up the tinny and make sure they've got a stern anchor or, if they are available, they can raft up on any spare moorings. When the program is completed at Frog Hollow, the choir will continue to Church Point, where a repeat performance will be held, followed by a party at the The Gone Fishing Gallery. Song Sheets, Music, Sound files available to download here.. Words CAROL WORDS.pdf Music&Words Awayin PTS.pdf Carol of the Birds.pdf Once in PTS.pdf STILLE NACHT.pdf WE WISH.pdf WHILE SHEPHERDS.pdf Sound files (mp3) zipped AwayinaMangerAltoBass.zip CaroloftheBirdsAlto.zip Once in Royal AltoBass.zip Stille Nacht AltoBass.zip We wish you AltoBass.zip While Shepherds AltoBass.zip Note to ALL Choir Members Final choir practice this Tuesday night the 20th at the usual spot. Also all choir members are to meet at the Pasadena at 6.00pm on the 22nd to board the barge to Frog Hollow. Scotland Island Dog Race  It's on
again! Same time same place! Christmas Eve 6pm @ Church Point DETAILS: Register your Dog before 5:30pm Entry fee is 1 Longneck (Cold) and 1 x Large Tin Dog Food Official starting time 6pm (or thereabouts) PLUS The Sly Dogs performing at Gone Fishing Gallery - 5pm onwards An amazing line up of local talent will be performing for you before and after the Dog Race at the Gone Fishing Gallery. Chuck, John, Tim, David, Matt, Matt, Andrew, Rachel, Graeme, Gordon, Phil, Tabatha, Basil, Cheryl, just to name a few, will be getting together to bring you the very best of the island musicianship all for nothing. Bring along a picinic and join in the celebrations... Letters to the Editor Re - Jenny Hill Dear Editor, So sad to hear of Jenny's passing through your thoughtful tribute. Jenny was a great ambassador for Pittwater, a strong campaigner for the environment and in particular the Bayview/Church Point area. Jenny was a strong advocate for the foreshore scenic walkway and was thrilled to be one of its first users. This took away the former only access to walk along the beach at low tide. I have fond memories of having a chat with Jenny as she would be painting a foreshore scene at Winnererremy Bay. Jenny was always so pleasant and so accommodating with the interest of others foremost in her actions. On behalf of Pittwater Council I pass on our sincere condolences to Jenny's family and many friends. May Jenny rest in peace in God's care. King Regards, Chris Hunt Director, Urban & Environmental Assets Anybody who knew Jenny Hill, will know that she was an extremely gifted water-colourist, her paintings of the area were absolutely beautiful. A devoted wife and a very caring person. Proud to have known you Jenny. You will be sadly missed by all whose hearts you have touched over the years. Phillippa Thomas Follow the PON
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