City of Wanneroo What's Happening June 2013

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APPENING no.55 // JUN-AUG 2013

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Conserving our environment for future generations 05

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Honouring our valuable volunteers for their service to the City

From north to south, all the latest updates from your ward

All the latest activities from libraries, arts, musuem and exhibitions

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Fifty years on Andy and Johanna Heerkens decided to change their life in 1964 and move to Wanneroo from Katanning, after leaving their hometown of Tilburg in the Netherlands five years earlier.

A plant mechanic by trade, Mr Heerkens decided to apply for a job with the Wanneroo Shire and once accepted, they made the move which would see them find a home for the rest of their lives.

Along with their three children, the Heerkens’ lived at Jack Neville’s old home staying for nine months, now known as the historical Buckingham House, whilst the Shire built a house specifically for them at the Ashby Depot, where they then stayed for 10 years and grew their family by two more.

“I applied for a job at the Shire, they came and picked us up in a tip truck and we arrived in Wanneroo at Buckingham House at 11.30pm at night,” Mr Heerkens said.

Andy and Johanna Heerkens. (Inset) Mayor Roberts with Andy receiving a 2013 Volunteer Excellence Award.

The new pioneers remember Wanneroo being a vast area with only a few necessities nearby, the town site consisting only of Villanova’s Deli, the Forestry Department, the old school, St Anthony’s Church, the country club and the Shire office that had around six staff.

“There was nothing here at all, there was one single road from here to Lancelin and the nearest shop was in Nollamara,” Mr Heerkens retells.

“It was so beautiful in the day time, I can remember and thought ‘oh I’m so glad I’m here’, it really feels like

home with the sun shining,” Mrs Heerkens added.

The weekends brought about fun in Wanneroo, with many visits to the country club for meals and dancing or heading further north for fun in the sun.

“If it was hot we went to Yanchep for a swim, those days they had the Atlantis so we would take the kids there on the weekends,” Mr Heerkens said.

Much like today, old Wanneroo was a time where everyone worked together. Mr Heerkens was a volunteer fire brigade member, an ambulance

driver for the St John’s Brigade for 11 years, was part of the Wanneroo Lions Club for 29 years and is still a volunteer bus driver in the City two days a week.

“I’m so glad i’m here, it really feels like home.”

After 50 years, the Heerkens’ are now recognised as City of Wanneroo Pioneers and are happy to be living here, noting it’s always been a lovely place to live, they’ve felt welcome since they arrived and their children have also stayed and made Wanneroo home.

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Cover : Patrick Wake at Quinns Beach Bushland.

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Observe and conserve our environment Within the City of Wanneroo lies over 120 conservation reserves, each filled with native flora and fauna, some of which are endangered.

always their food source that’s going back in.

Protecting these species is the number one priority for the conservation team at the City, who work assiduously to ensure everything possible is done to protect endangered species such as the Carnaby’s Cockatoo, graceful sun moth, bandicoots and wallabies.

The conservation team is also committed to teaching the future generation just how important protecting and conserving our environment is by running educational programs such as Adopt a Bushland.

“A big focus for the whole of Perth is the Carnaby’s Cockatoo,” said Conservation Maintenance Officer Marie Pudelek.

“Their main food source is the banksias, so with all our rehabilitation and our revegetation work it’s

“It’s the same with the bandicoots, we put back plants that will provide them with cover and protection.”

The innovative environmental program teaches Primary School students, years three to seven, how to protect remnant areas of bushland in an urban setting.

“Kids love going out into the bush and doing the walks and talks and learning about the environment,” Marie said.

Mayor Tracey Roberts with Landsdale Primary School Principal John Shortill and students.

It’s not just the future generation that can help conserve our environment, the City of Wanneroo Conservation Team also run regular programs and events where you can chip in and help, after all the environment is everyone’s responsibility.

There are a number of participating schools

Upcoming Winter planting events Gumblossom Park Sunday 16 June // 9am-11am Meet near the tennis courts behind the Gumblossom Community Centre, Tapping Way, Quinns Rocks

The Spot

Quinns Beach Bushland Sunday 30 June // 9am-noon Held in conjunction with the Quinns Rocks Environmental Group Meet at the car park at the corner of McPharlin Avenue near Quinns Road

Longbeach Coastwest National Tree Day

Lake Joondalup Foreshore Sunday 7 July // 9am-noon Meet at the Wanneroo Recreation Centre car park off Scenic Drive, near Church Street, Wanneroo

Sunday 14 July // 9am-noon Meet in the northern end of the car park at The Spot, Two Rocks Road, Two Rocks

Sunday 28 July // 9am-1pm

including Yanchep District High School, Butler College, Marangaroo Primary, Quinns Beach Primary, Landsdale Primary, Roseworth Primary, Mercy College and Peter Moyes Anglican Community School.

Want to join the winter planting events this season?

See below.

“Kids love going out into the bush... and learning about the environment.”

For all events, please bring gloves, a trowel, water bottle and wear sturdy shoes. Morning tea will be provided.

Please register for events by contacting the City’s Conservation team on 9405 5000.

Meet on site, approximately a 350m walk along the foot path heading towards the beach from the access gate on Longbeach Promenade near Beaumarks Court, Mindarie. For this event, registration is essential and a light lunch will be provided.

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Rookie Alex Robins (80) joins Two Rocks ‘firies’ Two Rocks Volunteer Bushfire Brigade is putting out the call for more volunteers to join ‘rookie’ recruit Alex, aged 80, in their brand new headquarters.

“Our 32 dedicated volunteers do a fantastic job,” said Brigade Captain Jeff Hord, “And with our fast growing population, it is great that we have a new fire station, but we need more volunteers”.

“Our youngest firefighter is 19 and our oldest and newest is Alex (80), who is fit as a fiddle. We are just putting him through his training - and we are very glad to have him on board”.

Alex and his fellow volunteers will serve the community from the new Two Rocks Bush Fire

Alex Robins with Bridge Captain Jeff Hord and volunteers of the Two Rocks Bushfire Brigade.

Brigade Station in Caraway Loop just off Breakwater Drive in Two Rocks.

for his contribution to the community, most recently with the Chief’s Award.

of the new and proposed developments, and the existing surrounding bush.

“It is fantastic that we have a headquarters now,” said Jeff, “For the past six years, we have been running from a shed on my seven acre property in Seatrees Estate”.

“Jeff does a great job for the Brigade and all his volunteers thoroughly deserve recognition, said City of Wanneroo Chief Fire Control Officer Phil Hay”.

“Further buildings are already being considered to house proposed additional fire fighting appliances that would provide a more comprehensive coverage for this growing area”.

Jeff is also a professional firefighter with the Department of Environment and has been recognised

“With the developing communities in Two Rocks and Yanchep the need for a well resourced station was critical due to the location

“Our 32 dedicted volunteers do a fantastic job”

Free immunisations for City of Wanneroo residents certain diseases. After immunisation, your child is far less likely to catch the disease if there are cases in the community.

If enough people in the community are immunised, the infection can no longer be spread from person to person and the disease dies out altogether. This is how smallpox was eliminated from the world and polio has disappeared from many countries.

Did you know the City provides an immunisation service to the public though clinics held at Merriwa and Wanneroo?

Immunisation is the safest and most effective way of giving protection against 04

The clinics provide all routine immunisations for 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 month and 4 year-old children which include the following: Injections given at 12 months for Measles, Mumps and Rubella

Injections given at 2, 4, 6 months for Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Hepatitis B, Poliomyelitis, and Haemophilus Influenzae type b (given in one injection) Rotavirus (oral) and Pneumococcal Haemophilus Influenzae type b and Meningococcal C Injections at 18 months Varicella (Chickenpox) 4 years old Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis and Poliomyelitis plus Measles, Mumps and Rubella.

Immunisations are held on the second Tuesday and the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Jenolan

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Way Community Centre, Merriwa and the Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, 3 Rocco Way, Wanneroo.

Clinics are free but an appointment is necessary for Wanneroo. Please call 9405 5444 to make an appointment.

HEALTH WATCH The Cities of Wanneroo and Joondalup, in conjunction with the DEC, conduct monitoring of Lake Joondalup and Lake Goollelal to determine the level of nuisance midge.

The monitoring season commences around July and continues weekly until the lake has dried. If needed, spraying will occur in the summer season

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Honouring our volunteers

Rod Hannan - Community Transport, bus driver.

Christine Scarce - Friends of Rufus Park.

Within the City of Wanneroo there are people who selflessly give up their time to help others, all from the kindness of their heart and the sheer passion for working with the community.

Rod Hannan Community Transport, bus driver

They are volunteers, and can range from behind the scenes work in an office, bus driving and helping our environment to saving people’s lives in the rough seas or from dangerous fires.

Mary Colvin Alexander Care Centre

The City recently held three functions to honour and recognise these hardworking volunteers from community services and conservation maintenance, emergency services and fire services.

At each function the Volunteer Excellence Awards were presented to volunteers who were nominated by their peers for outstanding commitment and dedication to their role.

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Andy Heerkens Community Transport, bus driver

Christine Scarce Friends of Rufus Park

Karina Saunders Wanneroo-Joondalup SES

Corrine Scott Yanchep Fire and Rescue

Wayne Wyatt Two Rocks Volunteer Marine Rescue Group

Kye Carter Two Rocks Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade

Peter Cole - Wanneroo Fire Support Brigade

Rob Couzens Wanneroo Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade

Troy Cole Quinns Rocks Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade

Corrine Scott - Yanchep Fire and Rescue.

“It speaks volumes about the City and that special spirit of community this City prides itself on.”

Mayor Tracey Roberts thanked all the volunteers for their passion and giving their time and talents to our City.

“I really do admire everyone who gives their own time to serve others and certainly, we could not achieve all the work we do as a City without our volunteers,” she said.

“None of them have an easy job and to know they do this for their community is something we should all be proud of.

“It speaks volumes about the City and that special spirit of community this City prides itself on.”

Winners images below all

feature City of Wanneroo Mayor Tracey Roberts.

Congratulations to the winners of these well deserving awards:

Karina Saunders - Wanneroo-Joondalup SES.

Do you have some spare time to help out your community?

To find out about becoming a volunteer or to join any of these great organisations and others, please call the City’s Volunteering Development Officer on 9405 5000.

Wayne Wyatt - Two Rocks Volunteer Marine Rescue Group

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Historic World War Trail in Wanneroo bushland

During World War II, 600 men of the 10th Light Horse made their home in the bushland of Wanneroo.

Little evidence remains of the first camp, whereas the second still bears the distinctive horse lines and camp group foundations.

Located in the Neerabup National Park adjacent to Wanneroo Road, just north of the Flynn Drive turnoff, the 1.3km commemorative heritage trail includes 10 significant sites marked with signs.

Spend a day in the outdoors and take the trail that provides a lasting tribute to the 10th Light Horse.

Works include the construction of left turn lanes on Marangaroo Drive on the western side approach to the intersection at Alexander Drive - and on Alexander Drive on the Cr Norm Hewer and Deputy Mayor Laura Gray JP discuss the historic 10th Lighthorse Trail in Neerabup.

Brazier Road Realignment (Stage 1)

Stage 1 works involve upgrading and realigning the section of Brazier Road between Wilkie Avenue and the Yanchep Kiosk to a roundabout, with the Yanchep Kiosk end of the works constructed as a temporary cul-de-sac.

northern side approach to the intersection at Marangaroo Drive.

Works also include an upgrade to the traffic signals at Alexander Drive on the northern side approach to The works will require full road closure to through traffic. Yanchep Lagoon and the Yanchep Kiosk can be accessed via the northern leg of Brazier Road from its intersection with Yanchep Beach Road/Two Rocks Road.

Yanchep SLSC

Stage 1 works are scheduled for completion during Oct/Nov 2013.

The plans can be viewed on our website.

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Cr Stuart Mackenzie, Nguyet-Anh Truong and Brett Treby on location at the intersection upgrade.

the intersection at Marangaroo Drive. These safety improvements are funded through the State BlackSpot Program with an allocation of $300K that includes a two thirds State funded contribution.

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The proposal to relocate the Yanchep Surf Life Saving Club has been approved by council.

The concept plan will be submitted to state government authorities to seek approval.

Intersection upgrade to be completed this month Construction commenced during May 2013, with completion scheduled during June 2013.

Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex

Floodlighting of the baseball and softball fields is scheduled to be installed between June-August and supply and installation of fencing, scorers boxes and dugouts to be completed during June-July 2013.

The Regional Playground landscaping works are to commence during July followed by supply and installation of playground equipment, with completion scheduled for September 2013.

They include a south bound bypass lane from Marmion Avenue into Hester Avenue east bound and a west bound bypass lane from Hester Avenue into Marmion Avenue south bound.

This $1M project is funded through the State BlackSpot Program and includes a two thirds State funded contribution.

Construction has commenced, with completion scheduled for late June/early July 2013.

Works include intersection upgrade to cater for safety improvements and increased traffic and is funded through the State BlackSpot Program over two financial years.

Butler Train Station

The Butler train station is well and truly underway, with 70 concrete trucks delivering more than 390 cubic metres of concrete for a continuous eight hour pour to create the sky deck base slab in March.

A total of $640K has been allocated and includes a two thirds State Government contribution.

Western Power is to complete its relocation works during late The sky deck is a key feature of the new station as it creates a central, one-level pedestrian access, for passengers and non-commuters, to walk safely from the eastside, through the station, to the town centre development on the west.

Franklin Road/Caporn Street intersection upgrade Lenore Road Realignment (Stage 1)

June 2013, with road construction works to start immediately after, with completion during July 2013.

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To help reduce congestion and enable traffic turning left to bypass the roundabout, bypass lanes on the eastern side of the existing roundabout are being constructed.

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Cr Ian Goodenough JP and Rudi Steffens looking forward to winter planting in Quinns Rocks.

Work has also begun on installing the steel work for the concourse roof. The Perth Transit Authority will be behind the scenes putting together all the extra elements required for the project’s completion in late-2014.

Ocean Reef Road to East Road. The contract to construct Lenore Road on its new alignment from the Ocean Reef Road/Hartman Drive intersection, north through to the existing alignment of Lenore Road (immediately south of East Road) is scheduled for completion by the end of 2013.

Ruan Van Der Berg working on the upgrade at Franklin Road and Caporn Street, Mariginiup.

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The countdown is on to registering your cat Is your loveable fur ball registered with the City of Wanneroo?

The Cat Act 2011 was passed by the West Australian Parliament in November 2011, so what does this mean for your feline friends?

From 1 November 2013, all cats over six months of age are required to be: Registered with a local government Sterilised (unless used for breeding by a registered breeder)

Microchipped so they can be returned to their owners if lost, stolen or straying from their owner’s property

as events leading up to the changes in November.

The City’s Ranger Services are always happy to

help answer your questions, please call them on 9405 5000 or visit our website.

Whilst owners are not required to sterilise or microchip their cats until 1 November 2013, the City of Wanneroo encourages responsible cat ownership and recommends that cat owners sterilise and microchip their cats before the due date.

Visit the Cat Haven at www.cathaven.com.au for all your sterilisation and microchipping needs as well

Healthy Cooking and nutrition sessions are offered throughout the term and walking groups available all year round.

Bookings and enquiries 9405 5000 or email programs@wanneroo.wa.gov.au

Heartmoves

Hainsworth Community Centre, Girrawheen Now to 5 July and 22 July to 27 September Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am-10am, $3.50 per class

MOVE Fitness

Phil Renkin Recreation Centre, Two Rocks 30 July to 20 September 2013 Tuesday and Fridays 1pm-2pm, $3.50 per class

Healthy Lifestyle Program Carramar Community Centre 22 July to 29 August 2013 Mondays 1pm-2pm and Thursdays 11.30am-1.30pm Creche available $2.30 per child

Fitness in the Park

Join free outdoor fitness classes under the guidance of an experienced trainer.

23 July to 15 August 2013 Tuesdays 9am-10am, Cherokee Park, Clarkson Thursdays 9am-10am, Mangitoga Park, Landsdale

Butler Walks

Walking is a fun, free and easy way to be more active. All ages and fitness levels welcome.

Weekly, Wednesdays 9am-10am, Butler Community Centre

HEALTHY COMMUNITIES ‘This initiative is funded by the Australian Government’

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Providing efficient recycling and bin collections To provide a more efficient domestic and recycling collection service, the City of Wanneroo amended some collection routes to accommodate community growth from March this year.

If you are unsure of your domestic and recycling collection service dates, please visit our website for a comprehensive listing.

Refuse collection service information Put your rubbish and recycling bins out before 6am Bins weighing 70kg+ cannot be collected Only rubbish contained inside the bin will be collected Ensure your rubbish bin lid is closed

Ensure your bin is positioned with the wheels and handle facing away from the kerbside and within one metre of the road

Items you can recycle Glass bottles and jars (clean, lids removed) Aluminium cans, clean foil and trays

Hot ashes will melt your bin, wait until cold before disposal

Steel food cans (rinsed)

If you live in a narrow laneway or cul-de-sac not serviced by our trucks, please place your bin in the designated location.

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Ensure that your bin is at least 1 metre away from cars, obstructions and 1/2 metre from other bins Solvents, paint, oil, logs, car parts, building materials and asbestos aren’t permitted. Please dispose of these items at the Tamala Park landfill, Marmion Avenue, Mindarie 9306 6303.

Plastic containers (rinsed) Paper - newspaper, junk-mail, office paper Car batteries - should be placed next to your bin Used engine oil - place next to your recycle bin (visible to the driver) in the original oil container up to 1 x 5L per recycling collection No plastic bags or recyclables tied up in plastic bags For further information, contact the Waste Service hotline on 9405 5200 or visit our website.

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Junk waste collection begins late August, keep an eye out in the mail for your calendar and guide.

FERNTERYE Exhibition Open Times Tuesday to Friday // 10am-4pm Weekends // noon-4pm Venue The Gallery, Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo 6065, FREE entry

RT W RDS Latest works from WA artists on display until Sunday 23 June

Enquiries 9405 5920 or arts@wanneroo.wa.gov.au

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Join in the celebration of NAIDOC week Come and join other community members in celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and culture during NAIDOC week at the Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre on Wednesday, 3 July 2013 from 10.30am-12.30pm.

There will be a range of activities for everyone, including a performance by Motown singing trio The Merindas, cultural activities where you can learn and ask questions about Aboriginal culture, stalls and activities by local community groups and services, and free healthy food.

Keep an eye on the City’s website for further information.

Motown singing trio, The Merindas, will be performing at the NAIDOC event.

Hainsworth speed networking event Are you a member of a club, committee, community or faith group in the Girrawheen, Alexander Heights, Marangaroo, Koondoola area? This is your chance to discover what other

groups do for your local community, and a great opportunity to potentially collaborate.

Monday 17 June 2013 6.45pm-8.30pm Hainsworth Centre, Girrawheen

Refreshments will be served followed by speed networking and a practical session on sourcing funding and sponsorship.

Registrations essential

by Wednesday 13 June, contact 9405 5900.

Art program, The Hub Project, Butler New workshops and classes are being held at Butler Community Centre until Wednesday 3 July 2013.

DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS Tuesdays, 1pm-2pm Bring paper or a sketchbook and pencils.

Some lessons may require additional materials. $10.

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expose you to new and unique ways of writing, and help showcase your work to a friendly group of people with similar interests.

THERAPEUTIC ART FOR RELAXATION AND SELF-ESTEEM Wednesdays 11am-noon This class uses art and crafts to help explore our identity, emotions, values and strengths, with a range of fun and creative activities.

VINTAGE WEDNESDAYS Wednesdays 12.30pm-2pm Exploring different decades, you’ll be taken on a journey encompassing everything from classic styling to iconic and popular dance styles.

The classes are low-impact and suitable for all levels.

DANCE FOR FUN & FITNESS Wednesdays 2.30pm-3.30pm This class is perfect for those who prefer something a little more low-impact

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and creative! You’ll be introduced to a selection of fun and funky dance styles, including basic Latin (perfectly suitable for beginners), Jazz dance and even 1960s-style Gogo!

All classes are held at Butler Community Centre, Cnr Connolly Drive and Kingsbridge Blvd, Butler For information (including cost and materials) and to book, please email Azure Entertainment at contact@ azureentertainment.com.au

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Thursday 11 July 2013 10am-11am and noon-1pm, Clarkson Library

4-12yrs, cost $5, bookings 9407 1600

Origami Fun with Sanny Ang

Mr Jim’s Magic Show

Come and join a fun-filled one-hour workshop with local origami extraordinaire, Sanny Ang, as he takes you through the world of Storigami.

Ever seen a rabbit pulled out of a hat?

Met a pair kissing doves? Come down and enjoy the comedic stylings of ‘Australia’s Best Children’s Magician’. Be amazed, bamboozled and witness the mayhem of Mr Jim’s Magic Show.

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Wanneroo Library Service is pleased to offer the latest in downloadable eAudio books available directly from the Wanneroo Libraries catalogue.

The Bolinda Digital talking book collection will offer you instant access to your favourite authors.

Listen on your iPod, MP3 player or tablet.

23 July 2013 // 10.30am11.30am, Girrawheen Library Saturday 10 Augsut 2013 11am-noon, Clarkson Library

7yrs+, $5, bookings 9342 8844 4-12yrs, cost $5, bookings 9407 1600

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Wildlife petting zoo Library pre-loved book sale

Ever wanted to pat a Koala?

Hold a snake? Hear a Dingo howl? Come along to an educational session to learn about conservation and some amazing animals.

Come along and grab a bargain at the library pre-loved booksale. A range of books, magazines, and DVDs will be available. $5/bag or $10/box

13-14 July 2013 // noon-4pm WLCC Gallery

Free WIFI 4 u

Members can now access free wireless internet in all City of Wanneroo Libraries.

Connect with your mobile device for up to 8 hours, and download up to 800mb, per day!

Wanneroo libraries also offer access to computers and the use of eResources, such as online databases, eNewspapers and Magazines, eBooks and eAudio books.

eAudio books now available

Whether you’re interested in fiction, business advice, biographies, lifestyle or stories for children, you’re sure to find the perfect title.

To use this online service all you need is your library card number and an Internet connection.

Members can borrow up to four eAudio books every three weeks.

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What’s Happening // Museum

Discover, research and publish your family history

Come along to the Community History Centre where our experienced volunteers will assist you with your research.

Mondays // 10am-1pm Wanneroo Regional Museum, 3 Rocca Way Enquiries 9405 5925

Writing Your Family History Would you like to turn your genealogy research into an interesting story and produce it as a professional publication?

Loreley Morling’s presentation will give you the confidence to create a great family history. She will take you through:

Assembling the finished product, getting it into print and promoting and selling it

Saturday 10 August 2pm-4pm, WLCC, $20 Bookings are essential on 9405 5920

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Enjoy Toddler Tuesdays

Let the classic games begin Play inside this winter and try old fashioned games, board games, puzzles and craft activities.

Monday 8 July to Sunday 21 July 2013 Wanneroo Regional Museum, FREE Museum opening hours

Transforming bare facts into an appealing story

Tuesday 2 July, 6 August, 3 September Wanneroo Regional Museum // 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo

Bring your 2-4 year old along to Toddler Tuesdays at the Wanneroo Museum to introduce them to the City’s history in a fun, interactive way with crafts, storytelling and songs. Cost $5 per child.

Two sessions available 9am-10am or 10.30am-11.30am Bookings essential

Community History Award Personal Memoirs/Migrant Stories Category

The Wanneroo Regional Museum ran a competition this year to encourage research into the history and heritage of the City of Wanneroo.

1st prize $500 Nance Bannister A Lilac Tree in Scenic Drive

Categories included Original Research in the form of an unpublished essay or Personal Memoirs/Migrant Stories.

Submissions are being added to the Community History Centre collection where they will be preserved and shared with the community.

2nd prize $150 Margaret Cockman How I became a Volunteer

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What’s Happening // Arts

Introducing insideART - community art expo insideART is a community art expo showcasing a broad range of local arts and crafts organisations and artists.

There will also be information stalls to introduce residents of the northern suburbs to the opportunities for cultural expression.

The Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre will be alive and buzzing with the works of local artists in the art market, community stalls, puppetry and opera demonstrations in the theatrette, face painting and storytelling in the library.

The Wanneroo Library and Wanneroo Regional Museum will also be open, so invite your friends and neighbours and enjoy a creative day out in your City.

Sunday 28 July 2013 11am-4pm

C OMMUNIT Y AR T E XP O

WLCC 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo 6065

Entry is free, please contact 9405 5914 for further information.

Young artists workshops (Ages 7+) Funky Felting Learn the art of wool felting and create a funky felt creature with textile artist Bernadette Aitken.

Saturday 15 June // 1pm-4pm, Carramar Community Centre Cost $25, bookings 9405 5920 Hands Up: Make your own puppet Come along and create the style of puppet made famous by the Muppets. Artist Leon Hendroff will assist you to make a hand puppet with lots of character.

Saturday 10 August // 1pm-3pm Carramar Community Centre Cost $25, bookings 9405 5920

Build your skills Pastels with Julie Silvester With the professional guidance of artist Julie Silvester, explore how to create brilliant pastels from your own photos. Learn how pastels work; texture, tone and the effects of pressure.

Friday 14 June // 10am-3pm Jenolan Way Community Centre, 16 Jenolan Way, Merriwa, cost $60 Wild Ways with Watercolours Explore vibrant, exciting painting techniques using both traditional and new watercolour products on the market. Try airbrushing, frisket film, liquid watercolours and acrylic inks, along with old favourites like gouache, pans and brushes.

Saturday 27 July // 10am-3pm WLCC, cost $50 Creative Ceramics Join Di Sigel and learn about creative ceramics. Get your hands into clay and make a functional, glazed artwork in a day.

Mondy 19 August, 9.30am-2.30pm Wanneroo Rec Centre, cost $40 ALL bookings to 9405 5920

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School holiday art classes (Ages 7+) Construct a Junk Bug with Remida Using clean, recycled industrial discards from shops and factories build your own junk bug. Have fun designing, constructing, wrapping and detailing.

Tuesday 9 July 2013 Rags to Riches: Recycled Fabric Baskets. Using recycled fabric, like old t-shirts, weave yourself a unique basket to keep your treasures in. Enjoy learning ways of turning rags into riches.

Wednesday 10 July 2013 Kites: Flying Fun The sky is the limit! Learn how to make a decorated kite. You’ll leave with a fantastic flying machine ready to be launched into the wind.

Thursday 11 July 2013 All classes held at the Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre $20 each, bookings essential on 9405 5920 Workshop One // 10am-noon Workshop Two // 1pm-3pm

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will speak on his involvement in peacekeeping operations in East Timor and Bougainville. Colonel Brennan was deployed to East Timor to lead planning activities related to the establishment of commercial communications for INTERFET and the development of the Signals unit

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In association with the Australian War Memorial Perspectives exhibition, Colonel Mike Brennan

A personal perspective Their paintings and works on paper will be on display for the first time outside of Each artist commissioned by the Australian War Memorial to produce artworks in response to their tours to Timor-Leste and the Solomon Islands with our Australian Peacekeepers.

Perspectives showcases the art of two of Australia’s leading artists: Jon Cattapan and eX de Medici.

FREE, bookings essential 9405 5920

Wednesday 14 August 2013 11am-noon, WLCC Theatrette Thursday 29 August 2013 7pm-8pm (repeat), WLCC Theatrette for the East Timor Defence Force.

eX de Medici - Tetanus, (detail) 2009 watercolour on paper AWM ART94226

FREE entry Enquiries 9405 5914 Weekday 10am-4pm Weekends noon-4pm Closed Mondays Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre (WLCC) Gallery 3 Rocca Way Wanneroo WA 6065 Thursday 8 August to Sunday 22 September the Australian War Memorial.

Artistic Perspectives captures peacekeeping tours James Flynn has established himself as one of Australia’s leading jazz vocalists. He sings the repertoire of Wednesday 31 July 2013 1pm-2.30pm, WLCC Great Court

Thursday 1 August to Sunday 1 September 2013 Monday to Friday 10am-4pm Weekends noon-4pm WLCC Conference Room Ozquilt Network is Australia’s national organisation of art quilters founded in 1998 to promote contemporary quilt making in Australia.

Performances are FREE Enquiries 9405 5914 wanneroo.wa.gov.au /lifestyle/events

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Featuring stitched and layered works showcasing original and diverse interpretations of contemporary textile art from Australia’s leading and emerging quilt artists.

Australia Wide Three Les Trois Amies is a Flute, Violin and Cello trio which performs an eclectic and vast playlist of classical and contemporary music, designed Presenting two great musical performances:

to entertain, relax and entrance.

The musicians of Les Trois Amies are passionate about performing and creating a unique and ambient atmosphere.

Winter Warmers

Wednesday 14 August 2013 1pm-2.30pm, WLCC Great Court

Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Bobby Darin, not as a mimic but as his own interpreter of tunes these artists made famous.

What’s Happening // Exhibitions

Enjoy a coffee and a crossword

Take some time to chill out with this great crossword all about the City you live in!

Flick through the pages of this issue of What’s Happening and visit our website for help with the answers.

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Aquatic centre in Wanneroo ____ motion (4) Our City’s logo features a Kangaroo ____ (3) The City of Wanneroo Mayor (6,7) The largest growing local government in WA (8) Learn astronomy with ____ McCrum (4) Playspace on Scenic Drive (11) Celebration week of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders (6) How many rocks are in this suburb? (3) Blue King Brown headlined Global Beats and ____ Festival (3)

Answers Across: 4-Aqua, 5-Paw, 9-Tracey Roberts, 11-Wanneroo, 12-Eric, 15-Opportunity, 18-NAIDOC, 19-Two, 21-Eats Down: 1-Insideart, 2-Yanchep, 3-November, 6-What’s Happening, 7-Museum, 8-Crystal, 10-Four, 13-Cockman, 14-Care, 16-Rates, 17-Toddlers, 20-Art

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A new community expo (9) Most northern suburb in the City (7) Your cats must be registered by this month (8) Quarterly City of Wanneroo magazine (5,9) Discover the City of Wanneroo’s history here (6) One of Yanchep National Park’s caves (7) Number of wards in the City (4) Historical house on Ocean Reef Road (7) Lost pets stay at the Animal ____ Centre (4) Race these in for a chance to win (5) They can enjoy fun on Tuesdays at the Museum (8) Awards on display until 23 June (3)

Top Hat (G) (F.Astaire, G.Rogers) Friday 14 June 2pm and 7pm

Carry On Teacher (G) (K.Williams, H.Jacques) Friday 26 July 2pm and 7pm

Notorious (PG) (C.Grant, I.Bergman) Friday 28 June 2pm and 7pm

Singin’ in the Rain (G) (G.Kelly, D.Reynolds) Friday 9 August 2pm and 7pm

The Crimson Pirate (G) (B.Lancaster, E.Bartok) Friday 12 July 2pm and 7pm

Meet John Doe (G) (G.Cooper, B.Stanwyck) Friday 23 August 2pm and 7pm

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