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Cocos (Keeling) Islands
The Cocos (Keeling) Islands
comprises of 27 coral islands
forming two atolls, situated
2768km NW of Perth and 3685km
due West of Darwin, is an
isolated speck in the Indian
Ocean.
Berita Yang Penting Dalam Edisi Ini...
Title
Fisheries Education Program
4
Parks Australia News
5
National Youth Week
9
Contents Page
Cocos (K) Islands News
2
Public Notices
8
Sports & Rec Review
9
Cocos Snippets
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Crosswords, Sudoku &
Games
10
Dates to Remember
Cocos Moment
Community Events
Birthdays
11
Cocos Snapshots 2
12
Cocos Snapshots
Con2
Notis Umum
8
Berita Olahraga & Rekreasi
9
Kepingan Cocos
-
Crossword, Sudoku, &
Kemainan
10
Tanggal untuk Diingat
‘Cocos Moment’
Event Masyarakat
Ulang tahun
11
Gambaran Cocos 2
12
Gambaran Cocos
All about weddings on Cocos this holiday season!
Isi Kandungan
Berita Pulu Kokos (K)
Page
Congratulations Shah and Lin
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Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News
Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling)
Rainfall Stats
Administration Building
PO Box 1039
Cocos (Keeling) Islands, 6799
Phone (08) 9162 7707 Fax (08) 9162 7708
Email: [email protected]
Web: [email protected]
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2014 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
The Cocos Islands Telephone Directory is now available for sale. Any future amendments can be
emailed to us at [email protected]
March Statistics
(latest up to 20 Feb):
49.00mm
Latest 2014 Statistics:
(latest up to 20 Feb)
145.20mm
2013: 2659.40mm
2012: 1464.60mm
2011: 1857.20mm
2010: 3494.60mm
2009: 1496.20mm
LATEST WEATHER
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/dwo
/IDCJDW6027.latest.shtml
MARKET DAY - WEST ISLAND
Would you or your Community group like to book a FREE table for our next Market Day to be held
on West Island on Saturday 29th March 2014?
Ideas could include:
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Sausage Sizzle (marquee and BBQ can be provided)
Cake Stall
Food Stall
Merchandise Stall
Information Stall
Face painting / games
Raffles / money boards
SPECIAL PRINT JOBS
Emergency Contact List
AFP
AFP Mobile
VHF
91626600
Ch20
FESA HI
FESA WI
91627788
91627777
IOTHS WI Clinic
IOTHS HI Clinic
VHF
91626655
91627609
Ch24
Shire HI
Shire WI
91626649
91626740
Watercorp
91626722
Do you need to re-vamp your business flyers/brochures/business cards?
Would you like to create unique birthday invitations?
Why not drop in and ask us how we can assist?
We LOVE designing various publications and are only too happy to help you!
Thumbs Up
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To
Ozzi for organising boys
cricket
and
weekly
activities.
CRC STAFF
A big congratulations to Diana and Azim on the safe arrival of their son Fayyad, we can’t wait to
meet him!
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Thumbs
A warm welcome to Olivia, who has recently joined the CRC team - you are guaranteed a big smile
if you pop in on her rostered days!
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Thumbs up to the Shire and
CONFERENCE ROOM
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Thumbs
The Cocos Islands CRC has recently completed the refurbishment of the conference room and office space within the Administration Building. Both areas are now available for hire, and include
internet access and a phone line.
workers for their hard work
installing sand bags on West
Island
up to Jen & Mike
Roberts for picking up
rubbish on their afternoon
walks
Feel free to email your thumbs up to: Other items available include:
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to Clarky & Shane
for installing solar panel
lights over the weekend
[email protected] Electronic white board
Data projector
Tripod screen
Conference phone
Morning or afternoon tea
Please contact our office to make a
booking for your next meeting or training
session.
Proudly supported by
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d)
Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya)
Clean up Australia Day initiative is being held during March. As part of this event, the Cocos Island
Youth Council will host a Clean up Cocos Day on Home Island and it would be fantastic if any other
members of the community would like to come along. THE MORE HELPING HANDS THE BETTER THE OUTCOME!
If you would like to participate in this initiative, please meet us at;
Pasir Nek Ayak at 9.30am on Sunday 2nd March!
Gloves and bags will be provided. Make sure you bring something to drink and adequate sun protection.
Thanking you in advance, your Cocos Island Youth Council
FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE!!
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d)
Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya)
Fisheries invites community to provide feedback
on education program
The WA Department of Fisheries would like to invite the IOTs’ community to provide feedback on the education program via a
survey and at a series of community ‘meet and greets’.
The feedback from the community will assist us to learn what is important and valued by the community, and help develop the
education program to better meet the community’s needs.
A ‘Community Education Survey’ has been created that will take 5-10 minutes to complete. Hard copies can be picked up and
dropped off at the following locations:
 Christmas Island; Visitor Information Centre.
 Home Island; Cocos (Keeling) Islands; Darling Elat-Rasa at the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development or
Zulaikha Jadah at the Shire of Cocos (K) Islands.
 West Island; Cocos (Keeling) Islands; Community Resource Centre.
Kim Hands, Community Education Officer for the IOTs, will be on-island to collect completed survey forms and host a series of
community ‘meet and greets' to discuss feedback from the survey forms and the community education program.
If you would like to meet Kim or to discuss anything to do with the Fisheries community education program, please feel free to
come along to any of the community catch-ups (free and tea/coffee provided):
Christmas Island;
Cocos (Keeling) Islands;
 7-8pm, Tuesday March 4th, Poon San Community Hall
 6-7pm, Monday March 10th, Community Resource Centre,
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West Island
 6:45pm-7:45pm, Thursday March 6 , Malay Club.
5-6pm, Wednesday March 12th, Indian Ocean Group Training
room, Home Island.
We thank you for your support and valuable feedback.
Feel free to contact Kim Hands, Community Education Officer for the IOTs, at any time on [email protected] or Work:
9203 0345/Mobile: 0418 915 281.
The program is supported by the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development through a Service Delivery Agreement with WA Fisheries.
Fisheries menjumput masyarakat untuk memberi pandangan tentang program pengajaran
WA Department of Fisheries ingin menjumput masyarakat IOT untuk memberikan pandangan tentang program pengajaran
melalui survey dan diberberapa ‘meet and greets’ dimasyarakat.
Pandangan daripada masyarkat akan membantu kami untuk belajar apa yang penting dan dihargai oleh masyarakat, dan
membantu membuat program pengajaran untuk memperbaiki menturuti keperluan masyarkat.
Sebuah ‘Community Education Survey’ telah dibuat yang akan mengambil masa 5-10 minit untuk diisi. Salinan boleh diambil
dan dimasukkan ditempat-tempat berikut:
 Pulu Christmas; Visitor Information Centre.
 Home Island; Pulu Cocos (Keeling); Darling Elat-Rasa di Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development atau
Zulaikha Jadah di Shire of Cocos (K) Islands.
 Pulu Panjang; Cocos (Keeling) Islands; Community Resource Centre
Kim Hands, Community Education Officer untuk IOT, akan berada dipulu untuk mengambil form survey yang telah diisi dan
mengadakan berberapa ‘meet and greets' dimasyarakat untuk membincangkan pandangan daripada form survey dan program
pengajaran masyarakat.
Kalau ingin berjumpa Kim atau untuk berbincang perkara-perkara yang berkenaan dengan program pengajaran masyarakat
Fisheries ini, silahkan datang kemitingan masyarakat yang telah ditetapkan (tea/kopi disediakan):
Pulu Christmas;
Pulu Cocos (Keeling);
 6-7pm, Senin March 10th, Community Resource Centre,
 7-8pm, Selasa March 4th, Poon San Community Hall
th
Pulu Panjang
 6:45pm-7:45pm, Khamis March 6 , Malay Club.
 5-6pm, Rebo March 12th, Indian Ocean Group Training
room, Home Island.
Kami berterima kasih atas sokongan kamu dan menghagai pandangan semua.
Silahkan hubungi Kim Hands, Community Education Officer untuk IOTs, bila masa saja di [email protected] atau
Kerjaan: 9203 0345/Mobile: 0418 915 281.
Program ini disokong oleh Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development melalui Service Delivery Agreement
dengan WA Fisheries.
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d)
Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya)
More red-footed booby birds illegally killed
On 22 January, 2014 a Home Island community member reported another
dump of red-footed booby bird wings and feathers. Remains of red-footed
boobies on Home Island have been found several times this Duldrums
season.
Combined with recent cyclone damage, poaching may have negatively
impacted on the booby bird’s breeding success for 2014. This is a very
disappointing result for Parks Australia and Cocos community.
The red-footed booby is listed as a threatened species and is protected
under the Environment Protection Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC
Act). The red-footed booby population at Pulu Keeling National Park is one
of the few remaining significant breeding populations with the Indian
Ocean.
Under the EPBC Act it is an offence to take, trade, kill, injure, move or
keep any listed species from Pulu Keeling National Park OR anywhere in the
southern atoll unless it is in accordance with a permit under the Act.
Heavy fines can apply.
This illegal activity is still occurring despite the
commitment and efforts of the Cocos community to
protect these birds.
Bangkai burung maen-maen didapat separuh tertutup dalam
kain yang berwarna. Gambar: Parks Australia
Terdapat lagi burung maen-maen dibunuh secara terlarang
Pada 22 January, 2014 seorang daripada masyarakat Home Island melaporkan pembuangan sampah sayap dan buluh burung.
Bangkai buluh burung di Home Island telah didapati berberapa kali dalam musim angin teduh ini.
Dicampur dengan kerusakkan seklon, pengambilan secara terlarang boleh menjadi sebab yang negatif terhadap keturunan
burung maen-maen dalam 2014. Perkara ini sangat mengecewakan untuk Parks Australia dan masyarakat Cocos.
Burung maen-maen didaftarkan sebagai jenis yang terancam dan dijaga dibawa undang-undang Akta Pelaturan Penjagaan
Alami dan Pemeliharaan Biodiversiti 1999 (Akta EPBC). Jumlah burung maen-maen di Taman Negara Pulu Keeling adalah satu
diantara berberapa tempat yang membuat keturunan di Lautan India.
Dibawa Akta EPBC dilarang mengambil, menukar, membunuh, mencederahkan, mengalehkan dan menyimpan jenis-jenis
binatang yang didaftarkan daripada Taman Negara Pulu Keeling ATAU dimana saja dipulu-pulu atas kecuali menuruti dengan
permit (kebenaran) dibawa Akta.
Denda yang berat boleh diberikan.
Perlakuan terlarang ini masih berlaku walaupun
tanggungjawab dan keusahaan masyarakat Cocos untuk
menjaga burung-burung ini.
Entry prohibited
Dilarang masuk
Entry to Pulu Keeling National Park, including the waters shown on the map, is
PROHIBITED at all times other than in accordance with a permit under Regulation
12.23 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulation
2000 to protect public safety dan conserve biodiversity. Thank you for your cooperation.
Memasuki ke Taman Negara Pulu Keeling, termasuk lautan disekitarnya seperti
yang ditunjukkan dalam map, DILARANG disetiap masa kecuali mengikut permit
menurut Regulation 12.23 dalam Pelaturan Penjagaan Alami dan Pemiliharaan
Biodiversiti 2000 untuk menjaga keselamatan umum dan memelihara
biodiversiti. Terima kasih atas kerjasama anda.
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
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Quote of the Day
Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d)
Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya)
The worth of a book is to be
measured by what you can carry
away from it. ~James Bryce
Thought for the Day
" Life is like a puzzle. Everything
that happens to us is just a piece
of it. We may not seem to
understand where to put it, but
one thing is sure, it will make us
whole." ~ Julius Lagcao
Joke of the Week
It was snowing heavily and
blowing to the point that
visibility was almost zero when
the little Antartian got off work.
She made her way to her car and
wondered how she was going to
make it home. She sat in her car
while it warmed up and thought
about her situation.
She finally remembered her
daddy's advice that if she got
caught in a blizzard; she should
wait for a snowplow to come by
and follow it. That way she
would not get stuck in a
snowdrift.
This made her feel much better
and sure enough in a little while
a snowplow went by and she
started to follow it.
As she follows the snow plow she
was feeling very smug as they
continued and she was not
having any problem with the
blizzard conditions.
After quite sometime had passed
she was somewhat surprised
when the snow plow stopped and
the driver got out and came
back to her car and signaled for
her to roll down her window.
The snowplow driver wanted to
know if she was all right as she
had been following him for a
long time. She said that she was
fine and told him of her daddy's
advice to follow a snowplow
when caught in a blizzard.
The driver replied that it was OK
with him and she could continue
if she wanted but he was done
with the Wal-Mart parking lot
and was going over to K-Mart
next.
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
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Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya)
Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d)
Did You Know???
IOTHS Oral Health News. February 2014.
The dot on top of the letter 'i' is
called a tittle
Dear Islanders, welcome back to 2014.
The IOTHS oral health team consists of, Dr Helen
Vaughan (Dentist) based at the Oral Health Clinic
at the Christmas Island Health Service, Rebecca
Karr the Dental Therapist working with children and based at the Christmas
Island School Oral Health Clinic, and assistants Michele McLean, Yakin
Capstan, Azura Abu Hassan and Afika Razak. Rebecca is also the Dental
Hygienist. The Oral Health Team provides a service to the communities of
Christmas Island and the Cocos Keeling Islands.
Brainteaser Central!
Can you read this?
The Oral Health Team have a very exciting year planned for CKI residents
on both Home and West Islands. The oral health team are visiting the
islands 8 times this year, that’s 16 weeks in total. The Dental Therapist (Rebecca Karr) has met
with your school principals and consent forms are ready to go home.
Yy u r yy u b I c u r yy 4 me
When you receive your consent form, please fill out the form and return it to your class teacher as
soon as possible so the oral health team can start to plan your oral health check. If you have any
questions or concerns please call Rebecca on 91648343 or Nek Qush on 91627611 and they will be
happy to answer your oral health questions.
Until next time Happy Brushing.
Kepada orang-orang pulu, selamat kembali ke 2014.
Answer in ‘Games’ page...
Cocos Malay Words
Scared - Takut
Fright - Kaget
Dark - Gelap
Light - Terang
Far - Jauh
Close - Dekat/Rapat
Above - Diatas
Under - Dibawa
Pull - Tarik
Push - Tolak
Kumpulan kesihatan gigi IOTHS mengandungi, Dr Helen Vaughan (Dentist) yang berada di Klinik
Kesihatan Gigi di Pusat Kesihatan Pulu Christmas, Rebecca Karr Dental Therapist yang bekerja
dengan anak-anak dan berada di Klinik Kesihatan Gigi Sekolah Pulu Christmas, dan pembantu
Michele McLean, Yakin Capstan, Azura Abu Hassan dan Afika Razak. Rebecca juga adalah Dental
Hygienist. Kumpulan Kesihatan Gigi memberikan pelayanan kepada masyarakat Pulu Christmas
dan Pulu Cocos Keeling.
Kumpulan Kesihatan Gigi telah merancangkan tahun yang sangat menyenangkan untuk penduduk
CKI dikedua-dua Home Island dan Pulu Panjang. Kumpulan kesihatan gigi melawati pulu 8 kali
dalam tahun ini, itu 16 minggu jumlahnya. Dental Therapist (Rebecca Karr) telah berjumpa
dengan principal sekolah dan surat kebenaran akan siap untuk dibawak pulang.
Bila kamu menerima form keizinan, tolong isikan form ini dan
kembalikan keguru kelas secepat mungkin supaya kumpulan
kesihatan gigi boleh mulai merancangkan pemeriksaan
kesihatan gigi kamu. Jika ada pertanyaan atau kekuatiran
silahkan hubungi Rebecca di 91648343 atau Nek Qush di
91627611 dan mereka akan bersenang hati untuk menjawab
soalan kesihatan gigi kamu.
Sampai lain kali Selamat Memberus.
Blue Light Disco
Blue light Disco
West Island School
Tempat: Rumah Sekola Pulu Panjang
Wednesday 26th February 2014
Masa: Hari Rebo 26 haribulan February
2014, 6.00 malam – 8.00 malam
6.00pm – 8.00pm
Music by DJ Huz
Great prizes to be given out during the night
Free food and drinks provided
Ferry departs Home Island at 5.30pm and return trip departs
West Island at 8.30pm
Proudly supported by AFP, Cocos Shire, Cocos Co-Op and
Cocos Islands District High School
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
Lagu di mainkan oleh: DJ Huz
Banyak hadiyah yang akan di berikan pada malam itu,
makanan dan minuman akan di sediakan
Cahaya Baru akan berangkat jam 5.30 petang dari Kampong
dan lepas pulu panjang pada jam 8.30 malam
Acara ini telah di sponser oleh AFP, Shire Council, Cocos
Island Co-op dan Sekola Pulu Kokos.
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Public Notices
Notis-notis Umum
Green Living Tips
General Tips
Change to Fluorescent Bulbs - If
every house in the United States
changed all of the light bulbs in
their house, that would be
equivalent to taking one million
cars off the streets.
Don't Rinse - Skip rinsing your
plates before putting them into
the dishwasher.
Hang Outside to Dry - Get a
cloths line or rack to dry your
cloths.
Turn off computers at night don't just put them to sleep.
Use Both Sides of Paper - double
sided print will save half of the
amount of paper you would have
normally used.
Get rid of baths - You will in
average save about half the
amount of water that you would
if you were taking a bath.
Don't get bottled water - get a
reusable container to carry
water. It is definitely more cost
efficient.
Turn the water off when you
brush - You will save water doing
this alone.
Shorten your shower - The less
time your shower takes, the
lower your impact on the
environment.
Recycle Glass - If you do not
recycle this, it will take a million
years to decompose.
Don't Pre-Heat the Oven - unless
needed, just turn the oven on
after you put the dish in it.
Use Warm or Cold Setting on
Washer - instead of the hot cycle
use the warm or cold setting.
This will save a lot of energy a
year.
Turn off your lights - The
benefits are obvious.
Stop paper bank statements just check it out online.
Buy Rechargeable Batteries Even though it will take a good
investment to buy these you will
find yourself gaining it back in
no time.
Pay your Bills Online - If every
house in the US did this then we
would save 18 million trees
every year.
Get a reusable bag - get yourself
a reusable bag so that you won't
have to worry about carrying
your necessities.
Plant a Tree - It's good for the
air, can keep you cool, and can
increase your property value.
Walk or Ride Your Bike When you
can - If you have to go
somewhere close consider riding
your bike or walking there
instead of your car. It's better on
the environment and healthier.
More tips in next edition...
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
Page 8
Sports & Rec Review
Berita Olahraga & Rekreasi
Healthy Living Tips
Check out these tips and stay
young and healthy forever...
1. Sleep
Enough sleep helps to regulate
your body’s metabolism and a
natural way to remain young.
2. Exercise
Regular exercise is a must to
have a good health. If you do
exercise daily, your body will
remain active and function
properly.
3. Olives as anti aging source
Green
Olives
has
natural
potential to fight against ageing
factors, eat olives daily to look
younger.
4. Eat Fruits and vegetables
Intakes are directly related to
our skin and health. Having
enough amounts of fruits and
vegetables in our diet chart will
surely result to a fresh and
younger skin and a healthy body.
5. Sun block
Sunlight damages our skin, can
say an enemy of our skin and if
your exposure to sun is at
maximum it can result in
dehydration. Our skin is more
sensitive than other body parts
hence it needs extra care. Apply
a good sun block, according to
your skin type before going out
in sun and the side effects of sun
as well as sun burns.
6. Avoid Smoking
Smoking is injurious to health. It
harms the skin; according to
medical researchers smoking
enhances the ageing factor to
45% in smokers in comparison to
non smokers. Avoid smoking and
stay healthy and young.
7. Drink Enough Water
Take plenty of water to get fresh
skin. Water helps to hydrate the
skin and removes impurities
from the body.
8. Forget Stress and Stay Happy
Stress not only impact your
mental health in fact
it
damages overall health. Those
who always remain happy and
avoid stress, always look young
and healthy. Plan out your day
and follow the routine, avoid
stress and keep your mind
happy, it can enhance your
longevity and freshness of skin.
9. Take a Balance Diet
Take a balance diet which
contains all the vitamins and
minerals, a balanced diet is very
important, but most of us hardly
plan out our menu with a
balanced diet to get a healthier
lifestyle.
10. Use Natural Products For
Your Skin
Try to use natural and organic
products for your skin; products
which
contains
natural
ingredients and herbs are good
for skin.
Young people of Cocos Islands get motivated, get fit
& get ready! National Youth Week 2014 is just
around the corner!
We’re busy getting ready to make the week
extremely challenging, extra competitive and super
fun for the young people in our community.
Competitive activities, prizes & an opportunity to
show the community what the young people of our
community are capable of!
You would not want to miss this years National
Youth Week!
Check out the upcoming Atoll for more
information & keep an eye out for updates!
Cocos Snippets
Kepingan-kepingan Cocos
Nil/Tidak ada
More tips in next edition...
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
Page 9
Crosswords, Sudoku & Games...
Sudoku
ACROSS
51. Plates
21. Brusque
1. Investment
54. Resound
25. Where the sun rises
6. Early 20th-century art 56. Savvy about
26. Lantern
movement
57. Conversion
27. Hodgepodge
10. Spurt
63. Poems
28. Not more
14. Gaps
64. Telephoned
29. Leather shorts
15. Twin sister of Ares
65. Push
34. Salvages
16. Pearly-shelled mussel 66. 5280 feet
36. Paris airport
17. Not written exams
67. Backside
37. An escape of water
18. Makes a mistake
68. Anagram of "Paste"
38. Sea eagle
19. Throat-clearing sound 69. Observed
40. Feudal worker
20. Commit
70. Dregs
42. Operatic solos
22. Rend
71. Begin
45. Scope
23. Stitched
48. Stellar
DOWN
24. Harvester
51. Condemns
1. Store
26. Take it easy
52. An independent
30. Regulation (abbrev.) 2. Ripped
film company
3. Winglike
31. Buff
53. Inscribed pillar
32. Away from the wind 4. Large brown seaweed
55. Speech defects
5.
S
S
S
S
33. Views
58. Unusual
6. Bush-like herbs
35. Filched
59. Not this
7. Set up
39. Misbehavior
60. Greek letter
8. Soil
41. Meal provider
61. Not under
9. Declare with confidence
43. Models
62. Where a bird lives
10.
Warranted
44. Char
11. Not cool
46. Distinctive flair
12. Strainer
47. Ribonucleic acid
49. 16 in Roman numerals
13. Four-bagger (baseball)
50. Dam
How do I do it? The object is to insert the numbers in the boxes to satisfy only one condition: each row, column and group of squares enclosed by the bold lines must contain the digits 1 through 9 exactly once. The rules for different size and shape puzzles are pretty much identical. The different size puzzles simply require a different set of numbers. Too wise you are, too wise you be,
I see you are too wise for me!
Crossword Solutions
Brainteaser Answer
Sudoku Solutions
Printed: Friday, 21 February 2014
Page 10
Dates to Remember…
Tanggal Untuk Diingat...
Particulars
Venue
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Date
Time
Contact
12/02
4pm
HI Market Day
Cyclone Shelter
Zulaikha 91626649
19/02
4pm
Shire AGM
Chambers HI
Ibrahim 91626649
26/02
4pm
Shire Council Monthly Meeting
Chambers HI
Ibrahim 91626649
21/02
2.30pm
DIRD Tender
Admin Office
Tania 91626767
31/07
4pm
Shire’s Funding Contribution-Further Education
Shire HI
Sally/Siti 91626649
What’s On Community Events
Date
Time
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Venue
Contact
5/04
2014 Lagoon Swim
Kerenda
6/04
Self Determination Day Celebrations
Darling
Wish to send love ones special messages on their birthdays and anniversaries? Drop in at the Telecentre or email [email protected] “A Cocos Moment”
Hanging down at the old jetty having a chat with one of the locals ....
Do you have a Cocos Moment you would like to share?
Email your favourite photo to [email protected] or drop into the Community Resource Centre.
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