JUSTICE OF THE PEACE -...

Harbourside Haven Villages 2015

Port Stephens Veterans & Citizens Aged Care 2015

- Shoal Bay

- Fingal Bay

- Salamander Bay JULY 2015

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE?

THE FOLLOWING RESIDENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO

ASSIST:-

Margaret Money - Fingal Haven Ph: 49810507

John Neal - Fingal Haven Ph: 49849468

Patrick Hall - Fingal Haven Ph: 49810681

Claire Hall - Fingal Haven Ph: 49810681

Eric Holliday - Bernie Thompson Park Ph: 49812994

Bart Richardson - Harbourside Haven Ph: 49814197

Gerry Mohan - Harbourside Haven Office Ph: 49841811


BEWARE OF SCAMS

WE HAVE HAD RECENT REPORTS OF RESIDENTS IN THE

VILLAGES RECEIVING SCAM LETTERS AND PHONE CALLS.

SCAMS CAN BE IN THE FORM OF A LETTER, PHONE CALL,

EMAIL OR EVEN SOMEONE DOOR KNOCKING.

∗ IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE RECEIVED ONE OF THESE

SCAMS, PLEASE CONTACT OUR MAIN OFFICE.

∗ IF YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT THE LEGITIMACY OF ANY

CORRESPONDENCE, FEEL FREE TO SEEK ADVICE

FROM THE STAFF IN THE MAIN OFFICE OR FROM

YOUR FAMILIES.

∗ DO NOT GIVE CREDIT CARD, BANK ACCOUNT

DETAILS OR COPIES OF IMPORTANT PERSONAL

DOCUMENTS TO ANYONE YOU DON’T KNOW OR

TRUST.

∗ DO NOT RESPOND TO THESE EMAILS OR LETTERS.

∗ IF YOU THINK THAT YOU MAY HAVE PROVIDED YOUR

BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS, PASSPORT,

TAX FILE NUMBER, LICENCE, MEDICARE NOS. OR

OTHER PERSONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

YOUR BANK, FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OR OTHER

AGENCIES IMMEDIATELY.


Volunteer Resident Activities

Representatives and Advocates 2014/2015

Advocates:

Mr Frank Ward, Harbourside Villa 58

Deputy Advocate: Mrs Elizabeth Skillicorn Villa 46 & Nancy McEwen

Mr Eric Holliday, Bernie Thompson Park Villa 120

Deputy Advocate: John Kelly Carole Russell

Secretary to the Advocates & Village Voice Publication: Kath Cridland Villa 9

Activities Representatives

Croquet Representative: Jan Clues Villa 10

Indoor Bowls Representative: Bet Goudge Villa 25

Craft Representative: Nancy McEwan Villa 54

Card (Ladies) Representative: Elizabeth Skillicorn Villa 46

Aqua Aerobics/pool Representative: Lillian Townsend Villa 59a

Welfare Representative: Rae Brougham Villa 115a

Greet new residents Lorna Anderson HHV Villa 11

Greet new residents Rae Brougham BTP Villa 115a

Bus Trips Representative: Any resident who wishes to organize, min 4

Passengers.

Exercises Representative: Pauline Orr V55 Ann Powell V18a

Events Keith Wyatt, Kris & Peter Maunder, Kath Cridland Joy Hart

Library Representative: Joy Hart Villa 45a

Hall Bookings Representative: Ken Skillicorn Villa 46

Pool Representative Lillian Townsend Villa 59a

Social Committee Co-ordinator Kris Maunder

Phone list Frank Ward

Welcoming new residents: Advocates, Lorna Anderson & Rae Broughton

Representatives names are published in the Village Newsletter to facilitate new members,

information etc. All representatives are volunteers. All activities are available to all

residents. Representation to the Board through the Advocates is to be in writing.

Forms are available in the foyer of the Recreation Hall. Please place in

Advocates letter box. Activities groups cannot be represented by Advocates. Groups of

concerned residents may be represented as a group.


The Following is a list of Activities in our village and we

welcome you to come along and participate.

Craft in Craft Cottage

Monday 10am to 4pm

Heated swimming pool & Spa

Open 8.00am –3.30pm

Indoor Bowls in Recreation Hall

Thursday 1.30pm

Contact Claire Smith 4981 4237

Croquet

Monday 2pm

Wednesday 9:30am

Friday 9:30am

Sunday

Strengthening Exercises in

Recreation Hall

Friday 10.30 to 11.30 am

Library in Recreation Hall

Room left of stage

Available 9am-3.30pm daily

Men's Cards in Bowling

Club Hall– Euchre

Wednesday 1pm—4pm

Saturday 1pm- 4pm

Ladies Cards in

Recreation Hall

Saturday 1pm

Church Service

Ecumenical Service held every 4th Friday at

9:30am in Hostel 2 in the room next to the

hairdresser.

SCRABBLE—RECREATION HALL

FRIDAY 1PM - 5PM All welcome

PINK AUXILIARY

VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED

CONTACT: SUE DRUERY PH 0458 579901

ART CLASSES– Free with Tutor

Resident Artist Lorna Anderson

10am—12 noon Wednesdays CRAFT COTTAGE

Supply own art equipment,

water colours,oils,acrylics

CHRISTIAN PRAYER SERVICE

SERVICE HELD 1ST, 2ND & 3RD FRIDAY EACH MONTH AT 9.30 AM

IN HOSTEL 2 NEXT TO HAIRDRESSER

ALL WELCOME FRANCES HARRIS 49814384


Harbourside Haven News

June 2015

AGM Meeting 2015 Tuesday 7th July.

The election of Officers for 2015/16 will take place at this meeting. Also a motion for the use of the pool and gym by residents’ house guests over the age of eighteen will be voted upon.

Also at the meeting there will be a discussion on the possibility of getting a number of resi-dents to form an action group to get a better deal for our electricity and solar panels.

Morning tea will be served after the meeting.

Presentation by the General Manager: Tuesday 21st July at 2pm. This will include

updated information on entering Aged Care and Home Care Services.

Library News: from: Joy Hart (Honorary Librarian)

I am very pleased to see the library being used so often. I attend every day to check for in-coming books and put them on the shelves. Many thanks for all the donations. They keep on coming and are always most well received. We have a small selection of Large Print books on the right hand shelf as you come into the library.

If any resident would like me to deliver books for them I am happy to do so. You may like to ring me with a favorite author and I can check if we have any of their books.

BBQ at the Village: On the 1st Sunday of each month at the Rotunda in Harbourside. Just $2.00 – bring your own nibbles and drinks.

A wonderful crowd of over 32 people were at the last gathering and we would like to thank Nancy and the Craft Group for the generous donation of tables and chairs. A note of thanks must go also to Maintenance who removed broken pavers and replaced with the concrete extension. A large awning is also now in place. Your BBQ Hosts: Peter and Kris Maunder.


Harbourside Haven News CONT

June 2015

Exercises: with Judy Collins on Fridays between 10.30 and 11.30.

A must attend for your health - in the Recreation Hall. This is extremely popular with

residents who are feeling the benefit of exercise in a controlled environment.

Craft Open Day:

Fifty residents attended the Craft Open Day including four gentlemen. A Devonshire tea was served and a great time was had by all.

Anyone clearing out their wardrobe, donations of good clothing can be made to the craftroom. Nancy McEwan President: Craft Volunteer Group

Future Musical Events: Please check out the ad in this newsletter and come along on the 2nd Sunday of July at 2pm. Have some fun and a great afternoon tea.

Thanks for reading over the last eight years. You are all wonderful!

Kath Cridland (Cridland@nelson bay.com)

Welcome to new residents: Ian & Val Thompson (41); Heather

Habreaker (37); Ruth and Malcolm Ney (17) and Gerry Solly (40)

Enjoy your village life!


Greetings from Bernie Thompson Park

Thanks to the Maintenance Staff who cut our grass on Tuesday the 26th May. This was very efficiently done in One Day. They also trimmed the grass adjoining the public

walkway past the caravan park. Much appreciated.

Request for lighting and Walkway

Following concerns raised by one of our residents, action has been taken to get Council to provide adequate lighting in Council owned Bernie Thompson Reserve on the walkway from our exit gate to Government Road. Our request was sent to Council on the 5th June with copies to Ausgrid and to Councilor Sally Dover and accompanied by a petition signed by about forty residents. Here’s hoping.

Soup Afternoon

This was quite a popular afternoon. Dell provided a hearty pea and ham soup. I did a leek and potato one and Mary and Neil did garlic bread. It was nice to enjoy some quiet time with everybody feeding their faces!

Get-To-Gether (4th June)

It was great to welcome Rae back from Queensland after catching up with family.

We discussed briefly the possibility of celebrating Christmas in July at a local, handy

Venue as opposed to traveling to the Blue Mountains and nearly freezing to death as Brian and I have done in the past. I have made initial enquires at the L’il Buddha Restaurant

located in the Peninsula Motel, Nelson Bay. They are happy to provide lunch specials from their Asian cuisine menu and the suggested date will be Thursday 23rd of July if anyone is interested in joining us - please phone me on 4934 9632.

Country and Blues Musical Festival

A couple of us went along to cheer for our local line dancers competing at West’s as part of the Festival. The expertise and enthusiasm of our locals was great. Lyn who competed and Betty was just having a good time was great to see.

If anybody would like to contribute to our page in the Village Voice let me know by the 16th of the month.

Love to see you Thursdays at 3pm at the Rotunda.

Carol Russell, Assistant Advocate BTP.


SALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE NEWS

Winter arrived right on time with some really cold overnight temperatures and cold winds. However we

have been rewarded with some lovely sunny days. With winter upon us we are all inclined to shut our

front doors and hunker down inside with our TV on or a good book, IPad or other indoor activitiy to keep

ourselves occupied. This is a time when some people do feel shut out and lonely.

Let’s remember that there are lots of activities on offer in the village, and they need YOUR support to

keep on going.. Just check the calendar of events on the board in the Rec. Hall. On Mondays why not

join in the fun of Zumba? It’s a fun activity held every Monday at 1pm and helps to keep the body fit and

active.

Wednesday offers a choice of activities..start the day with our 8am Aquarobics class—it will really make

you feel energised and ready for anything—and the pool is delightfully warm! If that is too much for

your constitution, come along at 10.30 for a friendly game of carpet bowls..Ted or one of the ladies will

give you helpful hints..more new participants are welcome. Art class is on in the Craft room on Wed

morning, and Maureen and the girls always welcome visitors. Many men enjoy the camaraderie of the

Men’s Shed who also meet up on Wednesday mornings. Check out the re-located pool table and hone up

your skills.

After shopping on Thursday morning you can join up for Happy Hour at 4pm with other residents for a

chat and byo drinks. Happy Hour is replaced by our Sausage Sizzle on the first Thursday of each month

at 5pm and a good crowd has been turning up to enjoy John’s well turned snags served with Des’s hand

cut onions.

Every second Friday the Three C’s group meet in the Craft room at 10am—you do not have to be inter-

ested in craft to join this friendly group, many of whom just go along for a chat and a cuppa. Friday’s at

4pm is when the big table tennis comp is on!

The monthly bus outing is another Friday event on the Fourth Friday of each month. There have been

some interesting outings, some of the most popular being Destiny Haven at Clarencetown and our visit to

Kooragang Coal Loader. This month’s destination is Cooranbong to visit the South Sees Museum and

adjoining historical Sunnyside House.

As well all these regular activities, our energetic Social Organiser, Yvonne Milligan has some interesting

events scheduled. We are all looking forward to the Xmas in July excursion to Buttai Barn. The recent

excursion by bus via the Newcastle beaches to Belmont 16 footers Club for Sunday lunch was well

supported and enjoyed by all, despite the

unfavourable day. Do not forget our Sunday afternoon movie each month! Or why not join the group

who play cards every Saturday afternoon, or you can always go and find a good book in our well stocked

library, thanks to the dedication of Jenny Halpin and Shirley Harvey. One of our regular participants in

nearly all of these activities has recently celebrated her 90th birthday—congratulations Mary

Walker..enjoy your jaunt to Central Australia on the Ghan We have quite a few remarkably fit 90+ year

olds in the village who are getting out and about and join in many activities, which is great to see.

Several people have expressed concern about the recently introduced changes to costs of entry to

Aged Care. If you are computer savvy you can try the My Aged Care Website but is complex and

confusing. To save you any headaches the best option is to make an appointment with a Financial

Services Officer at the local Centrelink office, who will give you advice based on your particular

circumstances.

Energy Australia has changed their method of refunds for solar generated electricity, which you will now

have to claim by phoning them when you receive your account and requesting that your refund be paid

directly into your bank account/or a cheque sent to your address. Jann Thomas


Salamander Haven Recreation Centre Residents Activities

Library. Open at all times.

Jan’s Craft. Tuesday 10am - 4pm.

The 3 “C’s. group meets alternate Fridays at 10-00 am.

Water Aerobics Wednesday 8-00 am

Zumba Monday 1.30pm Rec Centre

Carpet Bowls. Wednesday 10-00 am.

Men’s Shed. All day Wednesday from 9-00 am.

Morning tea & chat at 10-00 am.

Village Art Classes. Wednesday 10-00 am—1-00 pm.

Table Tennis. Wednesday & Friday 3-00 pm.

Cards. Saturday 12.30 pm

Swimming Pool Hours. 7.30 am –4.00 pm.

Sunday Afternoon Movies. Every fourth Sunday

afternoon 1-30 pm start.

Happy Hour. Every 2nd, 3rd, 4th OR 5th Thursday

at 4-00 pm

Sausage Sizzle FIRST Thursday of each month

At 5pm

Book Club– 2nd Friday of the month at 2pm

Contact Jann Thomas 49847821


Activities and interests available to residents at

Fingal Haven Village

Monthly Day Bus Trip: normally each third Friday

circular with details

4th Monday– Luncheon at Fingal Bay Bowling Club

Bus leaves gazebo 12.30pm Greta Clark 4984 2556

BBQ : 4th Thursday 5pm Sausage Sizzle $3

Card Games: 500 each Monday at 1:30 pm

Wal Harrison 49 813852

Craft group: meets each Tuesday 10am-md and 1pm -3pm

Mollie Carter ~4984 4368 Meryl Moss 4981 5281 or Lyn Cannon 4981 5525

Croquet: Wednesday 4pm & Saturday 9am Equipment provided. New players

Welcome please contact Betty Williams—4981 4803 as times may vary.

Hairdresser: Each Saturday and Wednesday

by appointment-Sandra McDonald ~ 04222 63951

Enhanced Health,Gentle Exercise Class: Tuesday 2pm Cost $6 Interested newcomers welcome. More details Margaret McMillan 49811548

Happy hour: Thursday 4pm BYO~ 4th Thursday includes sausage sizzle or

theme night as pre-advertised.

Heated Pool and Spa: Available each day 8am-4.00pm

Zumba Gold Gentle Exercise/Dance: Monday 11 am

First Monday 11.30am/Cost $6. All welcome

Morning tea Club: All welcome. First Monday

each month 10:00am Gold Coin donation please

Movies: 3rd Wednesday monthly 1:30pm - $2. 00

Contact Sue Charnock ~ 4981 4833

Interested in……… Scrabble: Pam Walker 0447596256

Mahjong: Norma Shylan 49 849435

Table Tennis: Joan McLeod 49 814428.

Village Shopping bus; To Nelson Bay and Salamander Shopping Centre

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9am~returns around 11.45am

Tuesday, Wednesday[ includes Bunnings –pm] and

Thursday 12:30 pm ~returns about 2:30pm A wonderful service!


Fingal Haven July 2015

Your opportunity to win a superb prize! While helping Support the Fingal Bay

Surf Life Saving Club. This original painting by June Bennett is mounted and framed and measures This original painting by June Bennett is mounted and framed and measures This original painting by June Bennett is mounted and framed and measures This original painting by June Bennett is mounted and framed and measures

21”by 19.” Tickets $2 each or 3 for $5.Tickets $2 each or 3 for $5.Tickets $2 each or 3 for $5.Tickets $2 each or 3 for $5.

Painting on display & tickets available at our July First Morning Tea.

At our June First Morning Tea, we celebrated June’s 97th birthday, with the extremely

generous and superb cooking of Evelyn Radandt. Eddie, Brett, and Scott from the FBSLSC

joined us, and gratefully received June’s cheque for $525. All proceeds from June’s much

sought after crochet items and her donation of a pottery platter [won by Kate Triscott.]

Eddie shared their urgent need to replace their all terrain vehicle, for which they need around $20,000.

Special July Events: For full details of regular and other events please see ‘Fingal

Topics.’ Thank you Sue,Meryl and the Social Committee, for the detailed planning. Thank

you Alan, for each month providing such an interesting and comprehensive account of

events past, and those planned for the month ahead. We are grateful!

Friday 3rd July noon. ‘Christmas in July’ Fun and surprises!

Monday 6th July 9 30 am First Morning Tea. A Devonshire tea $5.

All proceeds toward the FBSLC. Brett and Scott will be sharing and demonstrating the new defibrillator and other life-saving equipment Book and pay ASAP Sue 4981 4833

Friday 31st July AGM 10 30 am Please consider standing. Who might you nominate?

From my desk calendar dear friends: “A true friend is the HOPE of the HEART.” Margaret 4981 1548


All maintenance requests no matter how large or small are to be

placed in the GREEN boxes provided around the

villages or handed in person to the maintenance shed in your

village.

A maintenance form can be located on page 13 in this edition.

8km per hour— This is the speed limit to be abided by within the

villages!

If you are concerned about the welfare of a neighbour-

please call Emergency Maintenance After Office Hours only

on mobile 0418 646 957. This phone is monitored 24hours a

day 7 days a week.

WHATS HAPPENING IN MAINTENANCE

For follow up Maintenance enquiries, please call Patra

Monday to Friday from 9am—3pm — ph 49164219

Please note- On call Maintenance is for after hours

Emergencies ONLY.


HARBOURSIDE HAVEN AND BERNIE THOMPSON PARK

Notice of Annual General Meeting

Election of Advocates 2015-2016

Annual General MEETING Tuesday 7th July 2015 at 10AM

This meeting is for ALL residents of the above villages to afford residents the opportunity to stand for and/or elect office bearers for the Year 2015-2016. It is also an opportunity to

discuss issues important to residents.

A new Constitution incorporating the positions of Advocates will be presented to the meeting for adoption.

A cup of tea will be served after the meeting in the recreation hall.

The Election of a Committee with Advocates The following positions are to be filled:

Advocates (2)

Assistant Advocates (4)

Secretary

Treasurer

Please fill in the form below if you wish to nominate a resident for any of these positions. The resident so nominated must agree by signature. The form is then to be returned to the Returning Officer Mrs Kath Cridland Villa 9 in a sealed envelope by the closing date Friday 19th June 2015 .

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Harbourside Haven and Bernie Thompson Park Retirement Villages

Nomination Form: Office Bearers 2015-2016

I (name) ____________________ Signature: ________________Villa_____

Nominate: ____________________________ for the position of (tick)

Advocate:

Assistant Advocate:

Treasurer:

Secretary

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I (name) ____________________ Signature:________________________

I agree to stand for the position of: _______________________________

Date: ______________Returned to Returning Officer: Villa 9


ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS IF YOU ARE UNWELL OR CARING FOR SOMEONE AT HOME WHO IS UNWELL COULD WE

PLEASE ASK THAT YOU DO NOT VISIT THE RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES AS IT IS A RISK

TO THE RESIDENT’S HEALTH.

PLEASE CONTACT THE FACILITY IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS AS WE ARE

MORE THAN HAPPY TO ADVISE YOU .

FALLS

PREVENTION


Port Stephens Legacy Widows Club Meeting

On the SECOND FRIDAY OF THE MONTH AT 10.30AM

IN HARBOURSIDE REC CENTRE

If you would like to join us please bring a plate or a cake to share

A $2 coin to cover refreshments is appreciated, and Raffle tickets are on sale for

$2 each on the day.

KELLY’S HAIRDRESSING

PH 49 84 4506 OR MOB 0439 432291

HARBOURSIDE HAVEN SITE- CURRENT PRICES

HAIRCUT/BLOW WAVE $25.00

SHAMPOO, SET $25.00

SHAMPOO, CUT & SET $45.00

SHAMPOO, CUT AND BLOW WAVE $45.00

PERMS $75.00

MENS HAIRCUT $17.00

CLIPPERS $15.00


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DATE ……..………... TIME…….….…

TO: MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Monday – Friday 0830-1500 49 164 219

In case of Emergency Afterhours 0418 646 957

VILLA:……….. Village: Bernie Thompson Park □ Fingal Bay □

Harbourside □ Salamander Bay □

RESIDENT NAME:…..………….……………….…..PHONE……..……….……….

ATTENTION IS REQUIRED TO:

Power/Lights □ Shower □

Taps □ Security □

Stove □ White Ants Control □

Washing Machine □ Exhaust Fans □

Clothes Dryer □ Cupboards □

Door Locks □ Tree Pruning □

Toilet □ Hot Water Service □

Details………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………………………………………………………………………..

Signature……………………………………………………..Completion Date

Rating: Harbourside Haven Villages

Job No:

Office Use Only

Date Received.………..Time Received……………Tradesman Required.........................

Overview of Work Undertaken ……………………………………………..............................

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Maintenance Hours Worked……………………………….Cost Involved……………………


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PIANOLA SING-A-LONG AFTERNOON

TEA AT HARBOURSIDE

On Sunday 12th July at 2pm all residents of the villages are invited to come along and use the latest technology to join in a musical

afternoon. Join your fellow residents and sing or listen and laugh and just have fun like we did when we were young.

The words will now be displayed on the big screen so there is no

excuse not to raise your voice in singing the old favourites.

Please bring along a small plate for afternoon tea.


SALAMANDER VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVES:

POSITION NAME VILLA/UNIT

Resident Representative Jack Mees Unit 82

Treasurer Jann Thomas Villa 105

Social Co-ordinator Yvonne Milligan Villa 18

Library Jenny Halpin Villa 77

Craft Jan Brockbank Villa 63

3 C’s Craft Fay Cranney Villa 25

Zumba Hannah Noble Villa 36

Water Aerobics Maree Hughes Villa 37

Carpet Bowls Ted Collins Villa 64

Art Group Maureen Ducrou Villa 1

Table Tennis Hannah Noble Villa 36

Cards Shirley Harvey Villa 8

Book Club JannThomas Villa 105

Monthly Bus Trips Jann Thomas Villa 105

Monthly Happy Hour Keth Falson Villa 101

Vegetable Garden Betty Gunter Villa 17/33

Tom Harding

Sunday Movies Helen & Brian Villa 15

Bambach

Mens Shed John Greenwood Villa 99

Activity/Area Name Villa/Unit

ALL CONCERNS TO JACK MEES, UNIT 82 IN WRITING PLEASE

RESIDENT ACTIVITIES REPRESENTATIVES


Magazines Required If you no longer want your old magazines we could always use them in our Aged Care Facilities.

Please drop them off to our main Reception Desk.

Thank you

IGA SUPERMARKET

SEABREEZE SHOPPING VILLAGE

NELSON BAY PHONE 4981 4092

The IGA in Austral Street, Nelson Bay,

Seabreeze Shopping Village will take

GROCERY orders and deliver every

THURSDAY.

There is a $5-00 delivery fee, this service may

come in handy for village residents at times when

they are unable to get to the shops.


HARBOURSIDE HAVEN ADVOCATES

ADVOCATES:

ERIC HOLLIDAY VILLA 120BTP

JOHN KELLY (DEPUTY) VILLA 102BTP

CAROL RUSSELL (DEPUTY) VILLA 107a BTP

FRANK WARD VILLA 58 HH

ELIZABETH SKILLICORN (DEPUTY) VILLA 46 HH

NANCY McEWEN (DEPUTY) VILLA54 HH

SECRETARY (ADVOCATES)

KATH CRIDLAND VILLA 9 HH

FINGAL HAVEN RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

PRESIDENT ANGELA NEAL 49 849468

VICE-PRESIDENT ALAN TRISCOTT 4981 0636

SECRETARY PAT SHADE 49812357

TREASURER BARRIE CARTER 49844368

SALAMANDER HAVEN ADVOCATES

JACK MEES UNIT 82

JANN THOMAS VILLA 105

YVONNE MILLIGAN VILLA 18

PINK AUXILIARY

PRESIDENT SUZAN DRUERY 0458 579 901

SECRETARY KERRY MCFADDEN 4984 9678

BKACF REPRESENTATIVE MOLLIE CARTER 4984 4368

EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE—PHONE 0418 646 957

HARBOURSIDE HAVEN OFFICE PHONE 4984 1811

(Hours 9am—4pm MON—FRI)

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