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Newsletter
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Offshore Residents
of Pittwater, Australia
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Have you ever thought of becoming a
volunteer first responder?
Information session from 5:30 pm until 6:30 pm on Thursday April 10 at the Scotland Island Fire Station As you most probably know, the Scotland Island Rural Fire Brigade has a CFR (Community First Responders) team that comes in action when there are medical emergencies on the island. The team will be the first to respond if a 000 medical emergency is received. The team is trained in first response and handing over to the NSW Ambulance service if necessary. You can become a member of the team. The course and ongoing training is quite a commitment, however you will be able to make a real difference for the community on our Island. Prior medical training is not required. There will be an information session from 5:30 pm until 6:30 pm on Thursday April 10 at the Scotland Island Fire Station. You are welcome if you would like to find out more. Please register so we know you are coming.  Click image to load Information Booklet Message from Bill Lee
Community Fire Unit of the Scotland Island RFS One thing that became clear during our training was the difficulty emergency services have in identifying our properties in the unfortunate event that any of us should need them. Our first task is to improve this situation and we would like your input and suggestions please. Speaking to the Water Police they have the same problem from the water side too, so ideas for both land and water side recognition please. If you could email yours to me at sisland@bigpond.com we, at the CFU, would be most grateful. Thank you in advance - Bill The Co-Op Club Gig Guide for April/May Waterfront Café at Church Point Sun April 13. The Sly Dogs.  Scotland
Island locals & regular house band at the Co-Op Club in The
Waterfront Café at Church Point play their brand of rockin soulful
blues Sunday April 13 between 3-6pm. Free entry Sun April 20. CLOSED FOR EASTER SUNDAY Sun April 27. Virna Sanzone Duo.  Renowned for her passionate delivery, remarkable improvisational skills and striking voice of honeyed gold, Virna has lent her voice to projects with many of Australia’s greats. sunday April 27 from 3-6pm Free entry Sun May 4. Liza Ohlback & band.  With a strong emotive voice this 2013 triple Blues ‘Chain’ Award winner delivers her unique style of blues, jazz & soul with frankness & a wicked sense of humour. …”Liza is a class act…” Brian Lizotte sunday May 4 from 3-6pm Free entry Sun May 11. Jonathan Zwartz Trio  Featuring Jonathan Zwartz double bass, Hamish Stuart drums and Ben Hauptmann guitar. Award winning bassist & composer Jonathan Zwartz is accompanied by two of the most accomplished musicians in Australia Sunday May 11 from 3-6pm Free entry Sun May 18. The Sly Dogs. Scotland Island residents and The Co-Op Club house band rock the Point with their brand of soul & blues featuring vocalist Narelle Lewis. Sunday May 18 from 3 to 6pm Free entry
Archived Newsletters A complete set of past electronic newsletters since May 2000 can be found and read at https://ymlp.com/archive_gesgjgm.php or by clicking here or by visiting the Mona Vale Library. The Island website is at www.scotlandisland.org.au To Contribute If you would like to contribute to this newsletter it's easy!. Send an e-mail to the editor (editor@scotlandisland.org.au) or by clicking here. Type your contribution (100 words or so would be fine) and assuming it is of general interest to the community, does not include matter of a political nature and is not offensive, it will appear next month. Subscription Information To get on and off this newsletter, click here or got to: http://www.scotlandisland.org.au/signup . To change your address, click the 'modify' link at the bottom of this newsletter or send an email to the editor@scotlandisland.org.au Follow the PON
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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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