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| December 9, 2012 | ||
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Newsletter
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Offshore Residents
of Pittwater, Australia
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Gone Fishing Gallery
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Saturday 15 December 10am-4pm @ CHURCH POINT  Gwyn Perkins Christmas Cards - Short Notice  I know it's late, but I was asked if the Carols Afloat drawing could become Christmas cards, and yes it can. 180 x 120 mm with envelopes, $15.pack of 6. Ready mid next week. Contact me aas soon as possible g.perkins@gwyn.com.au Gwyn
Reminder to All Offshore Residents Attached is an Expression of Interest application form for tie-up at the Church Point Commuter Boat Wharf. The form can be posted to Pittwater Council, P O Box 882, Mona Vale 1660, handed in at Customer Service in Mona Vale (above the Library) or scanned and emailed to pittwater_council@pittwater.nsw.gov.au The fee of $50 is not required to be paid at this time. When the annual fee for tie-up at the wharf has been finalised, invoices will be forwarded to those who have sent in an application, along with a temporary licence agreement which is required to be signed for a period of 12 months or part thereof. Fees and Licence Agreement will commence from March 1, 2013 Expression of Interest Form Use of Boat Tie-up Commuter Wharf Church Point Dec 2012.pdf Church Point Reserve & Beach Area Storage of Boats Council has received a complaint regarding the number of boats that are being stored on the beach and foreshore area at Church Point Reserve. Council will be placing contact Council / impounding stickers on those boats using these areas in the middle of January. Any boats that are not identified during the process maybe impounded. Owners may wish to contact Council to identify their boat prior to this action and forward in a photo and description of the boat together with the location in which they are using. This information can be emailed to: pittwater_council@pittwater.nsw.gov.au Any queries can be directed to: Tanya Carmont Reserves & Recreation Officer Ph: 9970 1353 Council Warns of Local Scam Pittwater Council is warning local residents to beware of workmen posing as Council contractors. The warning comes as residents have been approached and in some cases handed over cash to have their house numbers painted on the kerb outside their home. The workmen are advising residents that the work is being done at the request of Pittwater Council. Urban Services Director Chris Hunt said the Council had not endorsed the work. “Council staff and contractors would never approach residents in this way. If you receive a request for payment from someone posing as a Council workman please contact the police immediately.” So far the scam has been reported in Elanora Heights in Wesley Street and Powderworks Road. Mr Hunt said that the Council had reported the scam to police and they were being despatched to the area. “We would encourage anyone else in Pittwater who has been approached to get in touch with us or the police as soon as possible” Community Relations Pittwater Council Ph: 9970 111 Attention New Offshore Residents and Local Visitors Show ‘em where & how we live  Share a glimpse of your Pittwater lifestyle with family and friends this Christmas with a copy of our local anthology. Packed with true life short stories, poems, colour photography and artwork by offshore residents, WAO captures the essence of life on Pittwater, with all its hilarity, adventures and challenges. “These little slices of history are funny, poignant, poetic and downright classy: a joy to read” Susan Duncan: Author Salvation Creek. Christmas Offer: $20/book Contact us for sales and delivery options Juliette: 0418349448: scotisle@tpg.com.au Carol: 0407066419: floydcbg@ozemail.com.au A date for your diary - Friday 25 January Elvina Bay Grameen Group Wine and Tapas Night The Elvina Bay Grameen Group are holding a Wine and Tapas night on Friday 25 January from 6.30 - 9.00 pm. It will be an evening of delicious food and good company, so help us raise money to support Kenyan women by coming along. We'll post more details in January - SO - mark off the 25th and watch this space. Many thanks Surviving Tick Paralysis! A Veterniary Guide For Dogs and Cats With the tick season upon us it is very important to prevent for ticks and to be aware of the early signs of paralysis so that you can get your pet to us as soon as possible. Download Surviving Tick Paralysis by going to this Web site Gordon Vet Blog Wanted Temporary Pontoon Rental We're about to move onto Scotland Island and aren't able to put our boats on public wharf which are a 4.1 metre polycraft and a 3.9 metre tinnie and were wondering if anyone would be able to let us rent a space on their jetty temporarily until we are able to move it to a public wharf. Contact Jack. xboxerlegend@gmail.com Susan: susan@susanmuranty.com or 0402320429 Missed out on a Newsletter? Go to the archives to download previous notices A complete set of past electronic newsletters since May 2000 can be found and read at https://ymlp.com/archive_gesgjgm.php The Online Local Contact Guide Click HERE to load The views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily the views of the Scotland Island Residents Association (SIRA), or the Western Pittwater Community Association (WPCA) |
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