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-October 2004 -

Newsletter for Offshore Residents of Pittwater, Australia  Volume 6, Issue 64; November 2004     

A couple of items for your immediate attention!

In this Issue:

Bookings for 'Caravan'

Rural Fire Brigade Movie not to be missed!

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Bookings for 'Caravan'

‘CARAVAN’
AN ISLAND FESTIVAL ACTIVITY

15, 16, 22 & 23 October at 7:30pm “island time”

Have you got your tickets yet? If not, hurry up as tickets are selling fast.

Tickets can be purchased from:
Rosemary and Colin Haskell at Scotland Island Lodge (opposite the fire station)
phone: 9979 3301, or
Annette Ritchie at “the Point” in the early evening.

For those of you who haven’t seen any of the earlier publicity, “Caravan” was written by Donald McDonald, and is an hilarious farce set in a caravan park “somewhere on the North Coast of NSW”. Five old friends have gone away on their first holiday together with the very young girlfriend of the perennial bachelor in their midst. A combination of extramarital mischief, rain, generation differences, domestic conflict, confined spaces and more rain makes “Caravan” a great night out.

“Caravan is directed by “Big” Bob Bolton and stars “Naughty” Nettie Lodge, “Macho” Mark Morgan, “Termagant” Tracey Smith, “Pompous” Paul Burchall, “Joy-licious” Jessica Thompson, and “Gentleman” John Travers.
 

Scotland Island Rural Fire Brigade Movies!

Film afternoon at the fireshed is on Saturday the 9th Oct at 4pm when we will be showing Shrek 2, $5.00 includes popcorn, sausage sizzle, and a drink, see you there!
 

On the 31st Oct, at The Scotland island fair we will be giving demonstrations in the fireshed, and talking about what preparations you can do to minimise fire risk to your house, we will be having snacks to eat on the terrace, so join us on the day.

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