December 2018 News

December 9, 2018

Lest We Forget

Our member Seybert Hayward who passed away in September

Welcome to our new members; Terry Donnelly, Ray Edwards, Barrie Morgan, Barry Wanstal,

Current membership of North Beach stands at over 312 plus 17 Affiliate members. The monthly meetings are attracting an average of 115 attendees. Taking into the account the many members who are travelling around the countryside and of course still working and serving, this is a great result. Members are charged $10 per meeting, which includes the cost of two rounds of drinks during the meeting and another $5 (optional) for a dinner. As a mark of respect for their service, WW2 and Korean War Veterans do not pay.

Upcoming Meeting dates

Meeting Dates: At the North Beach Bowling Club, Kitchener St, North Beach at 1600. Second Monday each month. (Except January)

11th February 2019. (no meeting in January),
11th March,
8th April,
13th May.

(Apologies should be emailed to the Secretary, northbeachrslwa@gmail.com)

Upcoming Events

Tour of Duty 2019, Geraldton (March)
Gallipoli Run/Walk TBA (April)
ANZAC Day School Assembles TBA (April)
ANZAC Badge Collection (April)
ANZAC Day Dawn Service, Gunfire Breakfast, Two-Up at Bowling Club.
Visit to SAS Museum. (TBA)

Your Executive Committee

Wardens

Welfare

If you are aware of any of our members who are in a bad way and need assistance please let the Sub Branch know, if you are aware of the death of a member let the Secretary know, as there are guidelines laid down to ensure that the DVA, Legacy, Welfare Officers and RSL State Branch are informed, newspaper Tributes are inserted, and funeral details promulgated.

The Opening Hours of the Bowling Club are:

7 Kitchener Street
North Beach

nbbc@bigpond.com.au

Monday: Closed except for 2nd Monday of the Month
Tuesday 1300-2000.
Wednesday 1400-2359.
Thursday 1300-2359.
Friday 1300-2359,
Saturday 1130-2359,
Sunday 1300-1700.

Memorial Warden

The Memorial Precinct on the Charles Riley Memorial Reserve is owned and maintained by the City of Stirling and administered by the Sub Branch. The area includes the Monument, Wall of Remembrance and the “Lone Pine” tree.
Plaques on The Wall of Remembrance recognise the service of deceased members of the Sub Branch.
David House- 0409317411- is the current Warden, David arranges the unveiling of plaques on Remembrance Day each year. (6 weeks prior notice required before unveiling of plaques)

Commemorative Committee,

Trevor McEntyre is organising the ANZAC Day Dawn Services, and planning for the Remembrance Day service.
Funding for the Dawn Service is mainly from Lotterywest and the City of Stirling.

Groups

Walkers, meet Wednesday and Friday, Hillarys Boat Harbour, 0900
About 20-25 members meet regularly for a stroll along the coast followed by coffee and a chat.
We also have kayakers who meet up at 0800 for a paddle and pick up debris from the Boat Harbour, before joining the walkers at coffee. The newly established cycling group is also gaining in numbers.