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STATE OF ORIGIN Watch it live and loud on the BIG screen.

Our News

Our Community

SCHOOL HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT Time out for you and the kids at your Club.

What’s Been Happening

Masterplan Update

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Pull-out Calendar

Member Deals

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President’s Report Members of the Club, on behalf of the Board of Directors I would like to express our appreciation in being once again elected to represent you. In addition, I would like to thank the Members of the Board for placing their trust and confidence in me to serve as your Club President for 2015-17. It is a great honour to lead our Club, and I am committed to contributing my knowledge, skills and experience to the role, ensuring that the hard work undertaken by Club President of 10 years, Neville Brown, is sustained. Neville continues to play a vital role as Senior Vice President with Junior Vice President Malcolm Tyler, together with the rest of the Board. Working together, we strive to ensure our Members and the Community are proud of this great Club. As a Board Member since 2006, I have witnessed and assisted the delivery of an exciting transformation of the Club from a local RSL Club in Hurlstone Park to a highly successful diversified business that has remained true to its vision: delivering value to Members and the local community. Success has been achieved whilst continuing to ensure that the traditions of the RSL are honoured here at CHPRSL, and at our satellite clubs Bargo Sports and Magpie Sports, as the Club continues in its role as a hub for RSL Sub-Branch commemorative and social events. At a Club level, success can only be achieved by building upon the Board’s strategy and action plans of recent years. During the next 2 years, I believe that the most important thing that the Board and Club staff can do is to continue to turn the opportunities before us into stories of success. I am honoured to continue the work of leading the Board in making your Club a welcoming, safe, inclusive place for people from all walks of life to enjoy. I look forward to seeing you at one of our great Clubs soon.

John Crowhurst President Thankyou for your patience while we upgrade the Starlight Auditorium during the month of June.

CEO’s Report Reflecting on the recent Centenary of Anzac commemorative events, I am extremely proud, as I’m sure those who attended will agree, of the quality of each of the events held here at your Club during this significant period that honoured those who served and sacrificed their lives. Without the efforts of those who served, we would have inherited a far different quality of life from that which we enjoy today. Each and every one of these events was overseen by a committed team, led by the Sub-Branch working in close consultation with the Board and Management of your Club, who had a vision that was executed to a standard that made us all very proud. In addition to this I would like to make special mention to the staff, builders and contractors who worked tirelessly around the clock ensuring that the finishing touches to the upgraded Bert Crook Memorial, Canterbury Rd Carpark and the Club facade were completed in time for these events. The highlight without a doubt was our Club’s first ever Anzac Day Dawn Service. I was deeply moved by the 1200-strong crowd in attendance out the front of the Club that morning. It was pleasing to see so many young faces in the crowd that were there to pay their respect. Likewise, it was satisfying to see people of all ages taking part in the Commemoration Sunday March, and showing plenty of rousing support to those who marched. If you visited the Club during this period you will have noticed the spirit of this very significant occasion has been well and truly embraced by your Club and it is our intention to continue with this in the years ahead. On behalf of the Board and Management, we also trust that you are delighted by the substantial enhancements to your Club that are designed to improve the facilities and experience for Members and guests. I can advise Members that at our Annual General Meeting the following directors were elected to the Board for 2015-2017: John Crowhurst Neville Brown Malcolm Tyler Steven Baker Michelle Boon Neville Rose Mark McIntyre

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The Board and Management of your Club is formulating exciting long-term infrastructure and facilities projects that we look forward to announcing during the coming months.

Management apologises for any unforeseen amendments to scheduled events and recommends you contact the Club to avoid disappointment.

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Dean Thomas Chief Executive Officer

Our News Camperdown Bowling Club Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club’s plans to revitalise the old Camperdown Bowling Club have taken further steps forward, with a Development Application for the site submitted to Marrickville Council in May. Prior to the DA submission, Camperdown Project management presented updated architectural drawings incorporating locals’ feedback to interested residents.

Camperdown Project website launches Camperdownproject.com.au, a dedicated website for the revitalisation of the old Camperdown Bowling Club site is now live. The website has been designed to provide a one-stop, easy access location for interested parties to gain quick information and key facts on the project at a glance; to subscribe to e-news updates and see the latest project developments.

Happenings by Pocket City Farms Camperdown Project’s urban farming partner Pocket City Farms has recently started pre-DA preparation work on the site with permission from Marrickville Council. Over autumn and winter, steps will be taken to regenerate the soil to prepare it for crop plantings in spring and summer. After April’s crazy weather, Pocket City Farms has turned over the soil with a rotary hoe to break up the grass and weeds, and to expose and activate any dormant grass and weed seeds. After allowing the soil to rest for several days and gather a little rainfall, black plastic was laid over the site for several weeks, to kill off grass, weeds and seeds. Green manure crops are being planted over the winter, such as oats, woolly vetch, fenugreek, lupin and fava beans to regenerate the soil, as well as adding nitrogen and other nutrients. Once grown, they will be chopped back and added into the soil as organic matter.

Over autumn and winter, Pocket City Farms is regenerating the soil to prepare it for crop plantings.

“After April’s crazy weather, Pocket City Farms has turned over the soil with a rotary hoe to break up the grass and weeds, and to expose and activate any dormant grass and weed seeds.” Combined with plenty of good compost that Pocket City farms will be creating on-site over the winter months, this will introduce a lot of life into the soil ready for planting once the weather warms up.

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Our Community

Local schools attend the ‘Local Honour Roll Project’ exhibition

Inner west schools thanked for extraordinary contributions to Honour Roll Project Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club and the Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL SubBranch held a special morning tea at the Club on Thursday April 23 to acknowledge the extraordinary contributions made by schools to the Local Honour Roll Project. Students’ output from the project includes artworks, sculptures, poetry, collages, blogs and even a theatrical production.

A wonderful tribute to those who lost their lives Describing the artworks and materials produced by the students, Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club CEO Dean Thomas said: “The quality of the students’ work is extraordinary. Inner west students have made a wonderful tribute to those who lost their lives fighting for the freedoms we enjoy today.”

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“The amount of time and effort that the students have put into this project has given us a great deal of confidence that the new generation will maintain a connection with the stories and sacrifices of our country’s servicemen and servicewomen, along with those who supported them at home.” “Through the project, students gained meaningful learning experiences through an engaging research process which brought them closer to knowing who the people were and the importance of what they did.” Students undertook extensive research to document the lives of local residents who fought for our country. 10 inner west schools participated including: St Francis Xavier Catholic School Ashbury Croydon Park Primary School Canterbury Boys High School Canterbury Girls High School Ashbury Primary School Canterbury Primary School Summer Hill Primary School Canterbury South Public School Trinity Grammar School Marrickville West Public School

Claywork creativity for primary school classes and the community through kiln grant Students at Wilkins Public School are learning invaluable skills through claywork, with assistance from a $10,000 grant for a new kiln from Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club. Wilkins Public School P&C member Jo Boag says the grant is enabling students and the community to engage with creative claymaking projects – often for the first time. “It’s so wonderful to see students enhanced learning through claywork,” Boag says. “Thanks to the Club’s generous grant, we’re thrilled to be able to bring such an old and natural earthy material back to our school. Many of the students’ ceramics projects will be left as legacies for future generations of students to enjoy.” “Few art mediums kindle growth and skills in children in the way that clay does. It’s invaluable for sensory development, motor skills, self-esteem, discipline, selfexpression and problem solving. It also has a uniquely therapeutic quality that settles and calms children and holds their attention.”

Kiln grant helps drive community engagement The school is also engaging with local ceramic artists, and in the future art therapists, to work with special needs students and conduct workshops that will develop their ceramic art and design skills (such as glazing, kiln usage and art therapy). Sales of students’, parents’ and carers’ ceramics at school and community events are helping raise funds for the clay resources needed for school projects, and building the school’s arts programs. Since the kiln was installed in August 2014, ceramics fundraising has generated more than $4,000. The new kiln is also helping to connect parents and members of the wider community through a new ‘Platter Project’, which consists of platter-making workshops at the Bakehouse Studio. Platters will also contribute to fundraisers.

Kindergarten ceramics on show at Addison Rd Kindergarten students from Wilkins Public School have worked collaboratively to produce a ceramic habitat totem installation that goes on display in the grounds of the Addison Road Community Centre in mid-June 2015. The project has involved 20 inner west schools.

Hands-on with the ancient medium of clay: student of Wilkins Public School. The $10,000 grant was used to purchase and install a large kiln specifically designed for primary schools.

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What’s been

Record turnout at Anzac Centenary commemorative events

Thousands attended commemorative services, marches and events at the club and in the wider community to mark the centenary of Anzac Day. The Club’s first Dawn Service was attended by a crowd of around 1,200 at the refurbished Bert Crook Memorial. The Gunfire Breakfast, attended by hundreds in the Auditorium, raised over $2,000 for the ‘Home for Heroes’ Project. Club Members and guests watched the Sydney Anzac March on the big screen and many enjoyed lunch at the Club and games of two-up. Locals also gathered for the Anzac Service at Picken Oval, Croydon Park. On Commemoration Sunday (Sunday April 19), local community groups and veterans marched from Canterbury Boys High School to the Bert Crook Memorial where a wreath laying ceremony was held. Many Commemoration Sunday attendees enjoyed lunch and the afternoon listening to a concert performed by the NSW Fire Brigade Band in the auditorium. The wide range of commemorative activities were expertly arranged by the Sub-Branch in close consultation with the Board and Management of your club. “Through our commemorative events and activities we have reminded future generations that the freedoms we enjoy today have come at a price. We should be grateful to those who sacrificed their lives and keep the memory of those who lost their lives at the forefront of our minds. Lest we forget.” “The incredible number of people who came along to the club’s first Dawn Service - from all age groups - made us feel very proud.” Dean Thomas, CEO

The Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Sub-Branch: a long, proud history Canterbury-Hurlstone Park was the 3rd of the R.S.L. Sub Branches to be formed in 1927. The Sub Branch received its charter on August 28, 1930 and a Women’s Auxiliary was established in 1939. Of those original Sub-Branch Members, there were 55 World War 1 veterans, the majority of which were artillery personnel, however there was one Light Horseman amongst the group.

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Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club was proud to host their very first Dawn Service Our first ever Anzac Day Dawn Service was held at the Club on Saturday April 25 at 5:30am. This was by far and above the highlight of our recent Centenary of Anzac commemorative events. A 1,200-strong crowd attended the service to pay their respects, and the service was conducted at the base of the new monument adjacent to the refurbished Bert Crook memorial. There were very few spare vantage points left across the carpark forecourt. It was satisfying to see people of all ages who woke before dawn to be part of this significant occasion that honoured those who sacrificed their lives. The Dawn Service and all other commemorative events held recently at your Club, were expertly arranged by the Sub-Branch in collaboration with the Board and Management of the Club and it is our intention to continue this tradition well into the future.

EasterFest A visit from the Easter Bunny, a Mad Hatters’ Parade, a free ‘Aussie Freezing’ Show, a petting zoo and two $3,500 Easter Raffles ensured hundreds of kids and their families experienced an unforgettable Easter at CanterburyHurlstone Park RSL Club. Rabbits, chicks and Easter egg themes came to life with art materials, scissors and glue during the Mad Hatters’ Craft Workshop. A petting zoo gave kids fun encounters with farmyard animals and kids proudly modeled their Easter bonnet creations in the auditorium for parents and friends. The winning Easter bonnet maker took home a Family Ticket to the Royal Easter Show. Hundreds of Members visited the Club on Good Friday to take advantage of the Great Friday $5 Fishfest in the Club Cafe.

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MASTER PLAN STAGE 2 COMPLETE, NEW PROJECTS IN PLANNING The recent completion of the rejuvenated Canterbury Rd façade and the $300,000 upgrade of the Bert Crook Memorial marks the completion of Stage 2 of the Club’s Master Plan. The Bert Crook Memorial, co-funded by Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club and the Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Sub-Branch, was officially opened on Friday April 17 to distinguished RSL guests, Members of the Club and the wider community. A facelift for the Starlight Auditorium The Starlight Auditorium is getting a facelift, with new carpet, paint, curtains and chairs set to breathe new life into the space. Since opening its doors in the 1970s, the Starlight Auditorium has played host to a wide variety of top entertainment, from the early days of Gene Pitney, Col Joye, Mickey Rooney, Billy Thorpe and The Bee Gees, through to contemporary performances such as El Circo Rouge and our resident Canterbury Country. It’s also hosted the Club of The Year Awards, the ACE Awards as well as the Club’s commemorative activities and Members’ dinners. The Master Plan: what’s next? CHP RSL management is currently devising a series of long-term infrastructure and facilities projects that will be announced over the coming months.

Improvements to the Canterbury Rd carpark are now complete.

The Bert Crook Memorial has received a $300,000 upgrade.

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CLASH OF THE STATES

MATE against MATE. STATE against STATE. BLUES v’s THE MAROONS. THE CANETOADS v’s THE COCKROACHES Whatever you call it, it is one of Australia’s greatest sporting rivalries born back in 1980 when New South Wales and Queensland first clashed for the ultimate rugby league prize – the State Of Origin shield. It was a single game with Queensland emerging as 20-10 victors, led by iconic captain Arthur Beetson.

Today, it is one of the most popular sporting events in Australia and Oceania, and despite being a domestic competition is regarded as the highest level of rugby league played anywhere in the world. It is broadcast in over 91 countries and is a national obsession in Papua New Guinea.

From 1982 onwards a best-of-three match series became the norm and players were selected to represent the state in which they played their first senior rugby league game.

Total victories for each side were once extraordinarily even, however between 2006 and 2013 Queensland won eight series in a row until the NSW Blues snatched victory in 2014. The current tally sees Queensland ahead with 18 series wins against NSW 13 with two series draws.

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Australia’s current food obsession really started back in 2009 when a record breaking 4 million people tuned in to watch Julie Goodwin become the first ever winner of MasterChef Australia. When her first cookbook Our Family Table was published she also became one of our best-selling authors. She even has a regular column in the Australian Women’s Weekly. Now Julie along with Jamie, Manu, Nigella, Gordon, Po, Heston…are so famous and so popular, we know most of them just by their first names. They’re the rock stars of the kitchen. The rise of the celebrity chef and the proliferation and popularity of television cooking shows like MasterChef and My Kitchen Rules has changed the way Australians eat. They have opened up our taste buds to an abundance of new flavours and textures and turned us into a nation of foodies. We’ve come a long way from the days of the traditional “meat and three veg”. We now speak with authority about things like confit, croquembouche, snow eggs and micro herbs. And no one serves dinner anymore, they plate up. Foodie culture has become integrated into our everyday lives. It influences both what we eat at home and our expectations when we dine out. Research shows that more than a third of Australians who cook at home, that’s around 8 million of us, are being influenced by TV cooking shows.

According to analysis group IBISWorld, Australians are spending more than $10.5 billion eating out each year. In fact our spending on food has outpaced growth in many other consumer sectors. And the food culture revolution shows no signs of slowing down. Come tempt your taste buds and get a taste of celebrity cooking when one of our best loved and most popular food personalities Julie Goodwin comes to your Club.

“Having won MasterChef in 2009, my own life and that of my family has been profoundly influenced by a reality cooking show! And in ways I never could have imagined when I applied to be a part of it. But what I find interesting is the change that MasterChef, and other shows like it, have made to the way Australians think about food. We are collectively more aware of where things come from, more conscious of shopping locally and supporting Australian producers, more knowledgeable about what we order in restaurants and cook in our kitchens. I think it’s an incredibly positive change.” JULIE GOODWIN

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Dining at your Club Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club understands that our Members and guests are culinary literate and interested in variety and a wide range of cooking styles. There has been a dramatic shift in the style and quality of food provided and we are responding with our new look Viva Bar & Grill and a host of events including the Celebrity Chef’s Table Dinner. The Viva Bar & Grill is an ideal venue to relax while enjoying the stunning skyline views to Botany Bay. Its charming ambience is complemented by a contemporary menu of food, wine and friendly service that our Members and guests are accustomed to.

Chef’s dinner Table

EXCLUSIVE MEMBER’S EVENT

Hosted by first ever winner of MasterChef Australia

JULIE GOODWIN

You will be treated to a special evening with a 3 course menu inspired by Julie Goodwin’s philosophy of food as a medium to bring people together THURSDAY 20 AUGUST 2015 Doors open 6.30pm for 7pm start Viva Function Room $89pp Bookings essential as places are limited 9559 0000

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MEMBER DINNER DEALS* $19.90 for Members $29.90 for non-Members

June & July

MEAT FEST

M O N

Ribs & Rump w chips & salad

ITALIAN NIGHT

T U E S W E D

T H U R

choice of pasta Seafood, Beef Ragu or Mediterranean w garlic bread and tiramisu dessert

LOBSTER MORNAY w chips & salad Turf-it-up with steak for $5

KIDS EAT FREE

Available with any main meal purchase. Kids menu available.

*Only one meal deal per Member per night may be ordered. Present your membership card to claim your discount. Not in conjunction with any other offers or benefits. Member Dinner Deals are available in the Viva Bar & Grill from 5.30pm-9.30pm, Monday-Thursday.

Club Cafe

Members Lunch Specials Members Sunday Roast Every Day 12pm-2pm - $10

Sundays 5.00pm - 8.00pm - $15

Roast of the Day

Weekly Specials

w roast potatoes, pumpkin, peas and gravy

Crumbed Chicken Tenderloins w chips & salad

Tempura Fish w chips & salad

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NOW ALSO AVAILABLE FOR DINNER See blackboard for daily specials *Only one meal deal per Member per day may be ordered. Present your membership card to claim your discount.

Warm Winter Menu

As the weather cools down, our Executive Chef has been inspired to change the Viva Grill menu for the new season.

CHP RSL Club has a mission to reduce the carbon footprint and adopt the “pasture to the plate” concept.

“With winter on its way, warm hearty dishes would replace the light summer dishes. Warm entrees, such as smoked lamb ribs and for dessert, a sticky fig pudding or pear and chocolate crumble. A larger steak selection will be introduced, as well as change of vegetables to suit the season.”

We now have a herb and vegetable garden growing on the terrace, where our chefs can pick fresh herbs and vegetables and use them in our dishes.

Paul Stranger Executive Chef

ED MANEGO 6,13,20 June 4,11,18 July 1,8,15,22,29 August

JOHN WATSON 25 July

Cocktail s & Bites in the

VIVA BAR

Viva Grill is open from 5.30pm to 9.30pm, Monday to Sunday. For bookings please call 9559 0000.

SCOTT DONALDSON 27 June

APEROL

SPRITZ Warm Olives

japanese SLIPPER

Tempura Prawns

Arancini Balls PINK MARGARITA

warm mixed nuts

THE SEXY MOJITO

CLASSIC NEGRONI

chilli prawns

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CHRISTMAS IN JULY • SATURDAY 18 JULY 6.30pm - $65 • Live Entertainment from award winning entertainers Oscar Kami from The ‘Kamis’ & Christian Guerrero from the ‘Salsa Kingz’ with special guests Adem Ozbakan as the King of swing Michael Buble Natalie Colavito as Mariah Carey

A mid-year Christmas night not to be missed! BOOK NOW 9559 0000 or at Reception

NATALIE COLAVITO

ENTREE Starlight Salad w prawns, goats cheese, beetroot, asparagus, rocket & balsamic glaze MAIN (served alternately) Roast Chicken Supreme w cranberry stuffing, roast potatoes, vegetables & gravy Roast Lamb stuffed w walnut & apricots, roast potatoes, vegetables & rosemary jus

Feliz Navidad

ADEM OZBAKAN

DESSERT Plum Pudding w brandy custard

CHRISTIAN GUERRERO

* please notify the Club of any dietary requirements.

OSCAR KAMI

Events that Shine CONFERENCES - WEDDINGS - PRIVATE PARTIES

Catering for 40 to 450 guests, we offer stylish function rooms with a wide range of menus, technical facilities and theming options to suit your event. Contact us for a consultation on 9559 0000 or email virginial@chprsl.com.au www.chprsl.com.au 24 chprsl.com.au

Meet The WineMaker The St Hallett Vineyard was established in South Australia’s Barossa region in 1944 and initially produced fortified wines. The success of their first vintage of Old Block Shiraz in 1980 shifted their focus towards premium table wines which St Hallett has become famous for ever since.

The winery produces many fine red and white wine varieties, but is particularly synonymous with the regions ‘Old Block’ Shiraz, said to embody the very soul of the Barossa. It is robust and rich in taste, and as its name implies, is produced from ancient vines, some aged up to 100 years old.

St Hallett believe interesting blocks make interesting wines, and with their rich resource of old vines and access to some of the Barossa’s most prized vineyards, the winemaking team is constantly evolving and adapting techniques for each vintage.

Come share the ‘Old Block Experience’, hear more about the St Hallett story, meet the winemaker and, of course, share some very fine wine, food and great company.

Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club, together with one of St Hallett’s finest winemakers, are bringing you an experience ‘off the Old Block’.

THE ‘OLD BLOCK’ EXPERIENCE We invite you to come and meet the winemaker at the launch of the latest ‘old block’ vintage release THURSDAY 30 JULY Doors open 6.30pm $79pp Members $89pp non-Members Seasonal 3 Course Menu Complemented by St Hallett Wines, introduced by the Winemaker BOOK NOW 9559 0000 or at Reception chprsl.com.au

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A VARIET Y NIGHT AND TASTING PLATE OF OXFORD STREET IN THE INNER WEST Supporting Twenty10 GLBTIQ youth support service AN A380 SIZED VARIETY NIGHT! Drag shows • Trivia • Comedy Tranny Bingo • Aussie Pole Boys Singers • Magic • Aerialists

DESTINATION DATE BOARDING TIME TERMINAL 4

Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club Thursday 23 July 2015 19:00 Starlight Auditorium

In-flight Dining Menu Options Available

Airline theme with prizes for best costume

plus CELEBRITY GUESTS

Your Flight Cabin Manager will be the fabulous

Miss Verushka Darling For further information and bookings please see Reception, call 9559 0000 or go to chprsl.com.au

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jimeoin ..is it..?!

SATURDAY 25 JULY 8.30PM

FRIDAY 31 JULY 8.30PM

Hailed as one of live comedy’s masters, Jimeoin’s shows are a fluid mixture of his signature observations and more razor-sharp take on the absurdities of everyday life. “Inspired… comedy so deceptively bright it almost blinds you… This is comedy of the highest order” London Evening Standard

‘So What!’ is the P!NK show with all the great hits, new and old. Featuring MEGAN HILDER as P!NK backed by dynamic vocalists and a powerful band. Megan ignites the stage with her energetic and charismatic stage presence and her fantastic singing & dancing ability. Supported by DAVE BERNER with his renowned Bon Jovi performance. $10 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

TICKETS $39

PSYCHIC FAIR

PETER BYRNE presents NEIL DIAMOND’S HOT AUGUST NIGHT THE CONCERT

SUNDAY 2 AUGUST 10AM

SATURDAY 8TH AUGUST 8.30PM

Featuring FLORENCE KING, KERRIE ERWIN & many others. Over 100 attractions including readers, massages, stalls, free lecture and seminars.

A RECREATION OF ONE OF THE GREATEST LIVE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME… Celebrating the anniversary of the legendary recording “Hot August Night”, PETER BYRNE brings ‘Neil Diamond’ to you together with a world class 30 piece Sydney International Orchestra.

TICKETS $8

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$50 MEMBERS | $55 VISITORS

belly dance expo SUNDAY 23 AUGUST 10.00AM

FRIDAY 28 AUGUST 8.30PM

Everything you want to know about Belly Dance and everything you need. Performances ALL DAY, free classes, costumes, jewellery, music, DVDs, henna tattoos, coffee cup readings and much more, with more than 100 performers! A relaxing way to enjoy a winter’s day.

“Rockin’ The Seventies” celebrates the classic rock of the era with songs from Eric Clapton, Creedence Clearwater, Fleetwood Mac, Blondie, Stevie Wonder, Santana, The Rolling Stones & more CLASSIC KINGS Rex Goh - John Spence - Tim Weeke - Clive Harrison Paul Wheeler. Featuring special guest vocalist Amanda Easton. $10 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

TICKETS $15, $10 CONC.

tickets $42

QUEEN BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY

SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 8.30PM

SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 8.30pm

Accompanied by his All Star Big Band Tom sings all the wonderful songs from this sensational recording of Sinatra in his prime. Come Fly with Me, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, One for my Baby, You Make Me Feel So Young, Fly Me to the Moon, It was a Very Good Year, My Kind of Town and many more.

The best Queen show in Australia! THOMAS CRANE is arguably the best Freddie Mercury in Australia if not the World. Hailed by many critics as being of the same vocal standard as Freddy Mercury. He has had many years of experience, and is an amazing pianist and opera singer, you will be thrilled by his performance.

TICKETS $42

TICKETS $32

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TUESDAYS 10.30am

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$1,000

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WEDNESDAYS BINGO & CASH HOUSIE 10.30am & 7pm ONLY $10 TO PLAY* 15 Club Games, 5 Cash Games, 1 Bonus Sheet, 1 Jackpot FRIDAYS 10.00am

CLUB BINGO/CASH HOUSIE GUARANTEED $100 GAMES ONLY $10 TO PLAY* 15 Club Games, 5 Cash Games, 1 Bonus Sheet, 1 Jackpot

All proceeds from Cash Housie go to

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TO BE WON EVERY SATURDAY MORNING $500 AFTERNOON $500

REGISTRATION TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION TOURNAMENT

10.00AM 11.00AM-1.30PM 2.00PM 3.00PM-5.30PM

NEW PLAYERS WELCOME FOR MORE INFO PLEASE VISIT WWW.APMAHJONG.COM.AU

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*All prizes subject to ticket sales. Permit: GOCMJH/1461, GOCMJH/1978 & GOCMJH/1483.

BIG two STARTS 3 JUNE PLAY BIG TWO AND WIN WEDNESDAYS Registration starts 8.30pm Play from 9.30pm

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MONDAYS 7.30PM $2,000 CASH GUARANTEE $35 ENTRY – 50K STACK TUESDAYS 7.30PM $1,000 CASH GUARANTEE, FREE TO PLAY THURSDAYS 7.30PM $1,500 CASH GUARANTEE, $30 ENTRY SUNDAYS 6.30PM $33 ENTRY SUNDAYS 7.30PM $500 CASH GUARANTEE, FREE TO PLAY SUNDAYS 11PM $1,000 CASH GUARANTEE $15 ENTRY

Bowling along for 50 golden years

Lawn Bowls Sub Club at CHP RSL

Bowls Secretary Jeanie Brown, a member of CHP RSL since 1948, joined the Bowls Club in 1976 and has played an active role with the Bowls Committee since the 1980’s. On behalf of all the Lawn Bowls Members, Jeanie wanted to extend a very special thank you to CHP RSL to let them know how grateful all the bowlers were of the Clubs ongoing support.

Bowls Secretary Jeanie Brown describes them as a lovely, lively group of people who enjoy a game of bowls and a social get-together on the first Sunday of each month. Despite not having their own green, the CHP RSL group play at a number of local clubs throughout the area, as well as enjoying a longer coach journey every four months or so to clubs further afield. There’s also a weekend away each year and a festive Christmas party to look forward to.

This year will see a special 50th celebration event to commemorate the Sub Club’s golden anniversary on June 14. It will be held at Earlwood Bardwell Park Bowling Club.

The first Lawn Bowls Sub Club at CHP RSL was formed in 1965 by Ernie Guilfoyle. Fifty years on and the Club still boasts some 90 active and social Members, with the ladies outnumbering the gents two to one! (That’s 60 ladies and 30 men for those counting!)

Winter Specials* Beef in Shacha Sauce $13.90 Tender Steak in Honey Pepper Sauce $16.90  Traditional Crispy BBQ Pork w Plum Sauce $14.90  Shanghai Style Gongbao Tiger King Prawns $19.90  Deep Fried Boneless Duck w Orange Sauce $18.90 *For Member’s only. Available for Lunch & Dinner, 7 days a week throughout June, July & August 2015.

For more information about this, or about joining the Lawn Bowls Sub Club please contact Jeanie Brown on 9718 6274.

Father’s Day Banquet* $27.90pp Sunday 6 September

STARTERS Spring Rolls and Prawn Toast MAINS Tiger King Prawns w Shanghai gongbao style or garlic butter sauce Traditional Crispy BBQ Pork Tender Steak w honey pepper or Chinese style sauce Lemon Chicken Stir Fried Mixed vegetables Large Fried Rice DESSERT Fruit Platter

*Conditions apply. Available for Lunch & Dinner. Minimum 4 people for all dishes in the Banquet menu.

Kids Eat FREE Open 7 days Lunch & Dinner Monday – Wednesday

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NEW CIRCUIT TRAINING ROOM

NOW OPEN

Anytime Fitness Members now have the ability to combine the most effective training methods of Weightlifting, Gymnastics and High Intensity Cardio. New circuit classes utilising these methods will be run under the supervision of a Personal Trainer. Suitable for all ages, genders and experience, classes guarantee to challenge any level of fitness.

WHAT’S ON MONDAY Bistro Closed

TUESDAY

Ladies Indoor Bowls 11am

WEDNESDAY Family Night $5 Kids’ Spaghetti Bolognaise + Paddle Pop Kids’ Shows On the big screen

THURSDAY FREE Bingo 11am

FRIDAY

Bingo 11am Monster Meat Raffle On sale: 6pm Drawn: 7.30pm

SATURDAY

Super Spinna Winna On sale: 6pm Drawn: 7.30pm Live Sport On the big screen

SUNDAY

Exciting new inclusions Plyo Jumping Box Set Punching Bags Power Rack Power Lifting Platform TRX Suspension Bands

Members’ Badge Draw Draws at 6pm, 7pm and 8pm (LTPS/14/03416)

40 Hampton St, Croydon Park 9797 0347

GREAT FOOD AT AFFORDABLE PRICES Phone (02) 9797 0347

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FRESH NEW CLASSES

STUDIO

Try something new!

NEW CLASSES FOR A NEW YOU! From as little as $6 per session!

HEALTH & WELLNESS WORKSHOPS SENSATIONAL SUNDAY SESSIONS

Training with a group is great for motivation and it’s a fun and social way to get fit! You’ll be reaping the health benefits in no time.

JUNE 28 JOY OF MOVEMENT AND RELAXATION WORKSHOP 10.30am-2pm Feel alive and energised Marilyn 0412 244 735

H.I.T. (High Intensity Training) Push it with a 45 minute high intensity workout using different equipment & techniques. SPIN Increase lower body strength and aerobic fitness in this 45 minute class, suitable for all fitness levels. BODY BAR 60 minute work out to music with free weights and aerobic step. A great work out for all the major muscle groups.

JULY 26 WINTER WELLNESS JAPANESE YOGA WORKSHOP 9am-12pm Movement, massage and partner work Paula 0406 575 586 AUGUST 30 10am-4pm ANGELIC CHAKRA CLEARING WORKSHOP If you believe in angels this workshop is for you Marayah Rose Kis 0420 572 588

For more information on pricing and bookings please see Reception, call the Club on 9559 0000 or go to chprsl.com.au

CHP RSL MEMBERS: 10 Pack $80 | 20 Pack $120 N.B Casual Visit $15 Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Spin

8.15am 9.15am

Tai Chi

10.30am Zumba Gold

Zumba

12.45pm Belly Dancing

H.I.T

Yoga - Hatha

Yoga - Japanese

Body Bar

Yoga - Hatha

Zumba Gold

Meditation

Pilates/Stretch

Belly Dancing

1.00pm Pilates

6.15pm Cardio Boxing Yoga - Hatha 8.30pm

Yoga - Japanese

Gentle Exercises Dancing for Joy

11.45am

7.30pm

Cardio Boxing

Yoga - Hatha Burlesque/Bollywood

11.30am Yoga - Hatha

2.00pm

Saturday

Body Bar

Yoga

Spin

Yoga

Body Bar

Pilates

Zumba

• Group Fitness Studio Passes can be purchased from Reception at the Club. • For further information please visit Club, call 9559 0000 or visit www.chprsl.com.au • Program correct at time of printing. Effective 16 March 2015.

Air-conditioned newly carpeted space Floor exercises require own mat or towel No food can be taken into the room Water must be in a plastic bottle (no glass)

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• Funeral packages available for Returned Service men and women. • Enquire about pre-paying your funeral, funeral insurance and payment plan options. • Complimentary mourning vehicle for club members.

• Retail Store & Showroom • Full range of Dulux, Taubmans & Colourtrend paints • Full range of paint accessories • Expert advice & service • Colour consultant available • Delivery Service

Present your CHPRSL membership card to receive a further 10% DISCOUNT on all products

Creating Hospitality professionals since 1999 Registered training provider No. 6871

Considering a job in hospitality? CHP School of Hospitality has short courses running fortnightly to get you job ready. Learn new skills and earn the mandatory qualifications required for a start in the hospitality industry. Courses are run on-site on the lower level of CHP RSL in our purpose built training facility, equipped with a full service bar, espresso machines and plasma screen. A comfortable and ambient environment for a fun & hands on way to learn job ready skills in true to life environment. Book an individual course or choose to book a package and save!

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2015 Board Of Directors John Crowhurst President Neville Brown Senior Vice President Malcolm Tyler Junior Vice President Steven Baker Director Michelle Boon Director Neville Rose Director Mark McIntyre Director

Contact Details Phone 02 9559 0000 Fax

02 9559 0090

Email chprsl@chprsl.com.au Web www.chprsl.com.au Mail Private Mail Bag No 4, Canterbury NSW 2193 Address 20 – 26 Canterbury Rd, Hurlstone Park NSW 2193 Trading Hours Mon – Sun 8.00am – 6.00am Sub-Branch Office Hours Mon, Tues, Thur 12.00pm – 4.00pm Friday 12.00pm – 2.00pm Saturday On request Mama Wong - Open 7 days Lunch 11.00am – 3.00pm Dinner 5.00pm – 10.00pm Viva Café - Open 7 days 8.00am – Late Viva Bar & Grill - Open 7 days Dinner 5.30pm – 9.30pm Anytime Fitness Open 24/7 Courtesy Bus Operates Tuesday – Sunday Tuesday 5pm – 9pm (8pm last departure from the Club) Wed – Sun 4pm – 12am (11pm last departure from the Club) Service available to Members only. Pick–up available from residential address. For bookings call 0408 437 749.

Sub-Branch Committee President Mark McIntyre Senior Vice President Beryl Stephenson Junior Vice President Frank Mingare Secretary Trustee Ken McIntyre Treasurer Bill McLaren Assist. Secretary Colin Stewart Committee Malcolm Little OAM Bruce Wilkinson, Neville Rose Trustee Alven Gillett, Lloyd Birdsall Women’s Auxiliary Noeleen Joyner 9557 4409 Sub-Club Contacts Darts Club – 9559 0000 Bill Pitham Wednesday 7.30pm Golf Club – 0408 264 441 Ron Williamson – President Indoor Bowls – 9559 0000 Beryl Stephenson– Wednesday 7.30pm Lawn Bowls – 9718 6274 Jeanie Brown – Plays 1st Sunday of the month Line Dancing – 0404 022 497 Grace Salvo Fishing – 9558 6892 Alan Coningsby – Meet 1st Monday each month 7.30pm. Trips on 4th Sunday of the month Probus Club – 9798 9038 Irene Sykes – 2nd Monday of each month at 10.30am Snooker Club – 9558 9189 Maurice Shannon – Competitions Thursday & Sunday Toastmasters – 0425 228 306 Kerry McNally – 2nd and 4th Monday of every month at 7pm Youth Club – 0405 664 986 Jayne Jones Travel Club – 9567 2327 Mark McIntyre. Meeting 1st Tuesday each month. $6 joining fee. chprsltravel@hotmail.com

Dress Code The dress code is designed to set standards of dress within the Club that are appropriate to the occasion & acceptable to the majority of Members. In general Club areas, dress for both men & women must be clean, neat & tidy at all times. Management reserves the right to refuse entry to anyone not conforming to the Club’s dress policy.

IN MEMORY Sub-Branch WRIGHT John (Allan)

BENNETT David FORD Frederick

Club

CRAIG Charles

ADAM Neville

KEVILL Ronald

LOVATO Franca

FERREIRA Joao

SOWMAN Marie

DOYLE Denice

HARMAN Noelene

REISTERER Geoffrey

CARA Emilio

DANKS George

COMBIS George

BEBAWI Michel

WHEELER Roslyn

KAVVELIS Emmanuel

ADAMS Austin COLLINS John

HACKLES Charles

ABRAHAMS Stanley

JENKINS Ian

RUSTEN Pauline

Official publication ABN 56 000 967 199. Information was correct at the time of printing. Canterbury–Hurlstone Park RSL Club promotes the responsible service of gaming & the responsible service of alcohol. Think! About your choices. Call Gambling Help 1800 858 858 www.gamblinghelp.nsw.gov.au Player activity statements for gaming machine play are available on request.

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f f O r a e Y Win a Win $5,000 a month for 12 months! Plus $30,000 in cash & prizes to be won*

Major Draw Minor Draws Monday-Wednesday, 1-24 June 2015 3pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm & 9.55pm# Up to $1,000 cash to be won at each draw

Thursday 25 June 2015 7pm, 7.30pm, 8pm, 8.30pm, 9pm, 9.30pm & 10pm^ Followed by Prize Draw $60,000 cash prize PLUS $11,000 cash to be won

Grand Thursdays

Thursday 4, 11, 18 June 2015 3pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm & 9.55pm# $1,000 cash guaranteed to be won at each draw

You must be present at the draws with your membership card for the chance to win.

*Terms and Conditions apply. See Reception for further details. #Swipe from 12pm to 9.55pm to enter. ^Swipe from 12pm to 10pm to enter. Authorised36 underchprsl.com.au NSW Permit No. LTPS/15/02660.