Pittwater Life April 2018 Issue

essential for catering and seating purposes – no tickets will be
sold on the day).
The club will open to the general public (18 years and over) at
11.30am, with two-up from 2-7pm.
Club Palm Beach 1087 Barrenjoey Rd Palm Beach. P: 9974
5566 or clubpalmbeach.com.au
Mona Vale
An Anzac march will be held on Sunday April 22 from
Vineyard Street to the Mona Vale War Memorial in Village Park.
Participants will assemble at the rear of the Police Station
at 12.20pm and commence the march at 12.30pm, with a
commemoration service and wreath laying ceremony at the
memorial at 1pm.
A dawn service will be held on Anzac Day at 5.40am at the
cenotaph located at the rear of Pittwater RSL Club.
Members will assemble in the undercover car park at 5.20am
with the march commencing at 5.30am.
Local military historian and Sub-Branch Member Joe
Crumlin will present the Anzac address.
And breakfast will be available to purchase in the Club after
the service.
Pittwater RSL Club 82 Mona Vale Road Mona Vale. P: 9997 3833
Narrabeen
Narrabeen Sub-Branch Members and RSL Club members will
participate in the annual Anzac Sunday march and wreath
laying ceremony, on Sunday April 22.
Participants will assemble in the car park next to the
Narrabeen Terminus from 11am and the march will commence
at 11.30am.
The parade, led by the Manly Warringah Pipe Band, will
proceed along Pittwater Road to the Narrabeen Cenotaph at the
intersection of Pittwater Road and Ocean Street.
For those who may not be able to participate in the march
there will be courtesy bus leaving Narrabeen RSL Club at
10.45am (for the cenotaph).
Narrabeen RSL Club 116 Nareen Parade. P: 9913 8016
Dee Why
A crowd of more than 10,000 is expected to gather at Dee Why
Beach at sunrise on April 25 for a dawn service marking the
final year of the Anzac Centenary period.
There will be an elevated outdoor stage in the heart of the
Ted Jackson Reserve and large screens to allow everyone to
view the proceedings which will commence at 5.30am.
Seating will be available to those who have served or are
unable to stand for long periods of time.
Veterans Centre – Sydney Northern Beaches Manager, Ben
Webb will deliver the ceremony and returned decorated
servicemen Adrian Talbott will present the commemorative
address.
Each attendee will receive a poppy prior to the service to
place on specially created structures as their own personal
tribute (these structures will be transported to Dee Why RSL
where they will be displayed for all to see).
A complimentary shuttle bus will be available from Dee Why
RSL Club to Dee Why Beach from 5am and a return service will
operate from 6.20am.
Dee Why RSL invites everyone to the club to enjoy a $6 hot
breakfast following the service.
Throughout the day there will be activities including two-up
from 12pm, live entertainment and a BBQ in the Peace Garden
with all proceeds going to the Veteran’s Centre – Sydney
Northern Beaches.
Dee Why RSL 932 Pittwater Road Dee Why P: 9454 4000 or
dyrsl.com.au
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