Archive for February, 2010

Netball Coaches Needed

February 21st, 2010

“Rovers Netball Club is seeking coaches for our Junior (13 to 17 yrs) and Senior (18+ yrs) level players. Rovers play and train at Noranda netball courts (next to Noranda Palms Shopping Centre – Benara Rd). Coaches would need to be available for training on Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm for Juniors or 7:30pm for Seniors and on Saturdays for games at either 2pm or 3:30pm. Coaching experience and/or accreditation is preferred but not required. Coaching and training support (attendance at courses, skills & ball work material etc.) will be provided by the club committee.

If you would like to help out or would like to find out more please email roversnetball@hotmail.com or call Laura on 0430 484 884 or Bec on 0408 105 859. We look forward to hearing from you!!”

Ellenbrook man guilty of not schooling daughters

February 4th, 2010

EllenbrookmanA father of six who was the first parent in WA charged for not sending his children to school has been found guilty of breaching the Education Act.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/6762423/man-guilty-of-not-schooling-daughters/

Ellenbrook Lions Club donate Bus to community

February 3rd, 2010

100_1406Lions1News Item

Lions fill gap in Ellenbrook’s transport needs

The Lions Club of Ellenbrook has donated a bus to the City of Swan to help plug the holes in Ellenbrook and surrounds woeful public transport.

President Tony Turner said buying a bus came about because there is no public transport available most of the time for local residents.

“A person only needs an ordinary car licence to drive the bus. It’s a 12 seater and it’s perfect for community groups and members to get to events in other suburbs.

“We were promised a train for Ellenbrook, which now looks like it’s along way off and the bus service is inadequate. It’s basically non-existence at night.

“This gives people an alternative to taking private cars. A group can go together and it’s convenient for people.’’

Ellenbrook Lions club member Rad Dickerson said the bus could be used by any community group who was running a community initiative, and might even be a way for young people to get to special sporting events.

He said it was a community initiative to fill a need in the district.

Mr Turner said the bus would be administered by the City of Swan and the official handover help on February 20 at Woodlake.