Feel like a sweet treat but sick of chocolate after
Easter?
How about baking your own ANZAC biscuits! Try this
great recipe we found...
Ingredients
1 cup plain flour
1 cup rolled oats
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup coconut
125g butter
2 tbsp golden syrup
1 tbsp water
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
Method Sift flour into a bowl. Add sugar, rolled oats, and coconut.
Melt the butter in a saucepan and add golden syrup and
water.
Stir the bicarbonate soda into the liquid mixture.
Add the liquid to the dry ingredients and mix thoroughly.
Place walnut-sized balls of mixture on a greased tray and
bake for 15-20min at 175 degrees.
Allow to cool...
Enjoy!
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Welcome to our special April issue with the Anzac flavour.
In this issue, Jetset Rowville are proud to introduce more great
exclusive deals, just for you. We also announce our next film
night in July, which is always a well attended and popular event. Don't
forget to register early to avoid disappointment of missing out.
If you know anybody who would benefit with this free newsletter then
please feel free to forward this to them via the link.
Better
three hours too soon than a minute too late."-
William Shakespeare.
A salute to
our fallen soldiers...
ANZAC Day was officially named in 1916 to commemorate
the Australian and New Zealand troops who fought and died at
Gallipoli during World War I.
On April 25th, we take the time to remember the fallen soldiers who
have died for our country and we salute their courage and service.
May they rest in peace and may we continue to honour their memory.
Lest
we forget.
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Discover exciting ways to experience Canada & Alaska with APT and
Jetset Rowville.
Why
not join our FREE and entertaining Film night and learn how you can
save on your dream destination.
Date: Tuesday 1st July 2008
Time: 7:00pm
Venue: Jetset Rowville
Shop 32D
Stud Park Shopping Centre
Rowville
Owing to the
popularity of this night, we strongly suggest you Register early.
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COULD
this be the future of hospitality?
Travel Daily reports that a German restauranteur and inventor says
guests are rushing to dine at his new completely automated eatery in
Nuremberg.
The restaurant, curiously named 'S Baggers', doesn't have any waiters,
with all tables equipped with touch screen ordering stations.
After the meals are prepared (by real chefs) they place the finished
dishes on a rail system which carries the food to the customer who
ordered it.
The system's developer, Michael Mack, said he's patented the system and
is fielding inquiries from across the globe.
Not sure if this is our way of dining. Cant help thinking how you could
ask a question, make a comment or lodge a complaint. Surely we all go
to a restaurant to be waited on.
Similar to booking travel on the internet.
Without a travel agent.... you are on your own
Arrivals
and Departures
at Jetset Rowville
Arrivals Elisha
Simmonds
email
me Elisha
joins Jetset Rowville with a wealth of travel experience, going back to
when she first came to us doing work experience. After 3 years and
travelling to many locations in Australia including Central Australia,
Qld and northern Queensland, Northern Territory as well as overseas to
Bali, Fiji, Hawaii and New Zealand. Her passion for travel
includes Europe whilst her love of netball and her family and friends
rounds out Elisha's charm and personality.
Amanda
Poutet
email
me Amanda
joins our organisation in a specialist consulting role in our Global
Weddings division. She brings with her an extensive travel background
which includes South America, Canada, Europe, Scandinavia, Thailand,
Cambodia and Africa. With a further 2 years in the travel industry
together with her passion for organising, Amanda's invaluable
experience and enthusiasm will be a great asset for Global Weddings.
Ali
Ives
email me Ali
has travelled to New Zealand and Kuala Lumpur and is currently planning
her lifetime trip to Europe including her dream place, Scotland.
Although junior in travel experience, Ali's bubbly personality and
willingness to learn will be highly sought after in her role in Travel
Support at Jetset Rowville.
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Departures Narelle
Hedt We are sorry to see Narelle
leave us to go back to her country roots. Her seachange lifestyle
change to the city was not enough to keep her from her country style
way of life. We at Jetset Rowville will miss her infectious smile and
wish her well back home.
More Great and Exclusive Offers for Jetset Rowville
customers
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The hottest item at the moment
is the Lost Property Recovery Tag
Global Bag Tag.
This is due to the fiasco with British airways in
Terminal 5 at Heathrow. Up to 50,000 bags at one stage were
separated from their passengers. Imagine the chances of getting
them re-united. All airways in Europe are hooked into the Global
Bag Tag system and so they can get messages to the owners mobile phones
to advise how to collect their luggage.
On average there are 350,000 bags lost around the world
per month.
Their sole source of items to sell in their gigantic
store is unclaimed baggage from airlines and bus companies. They
stock an amazing 7,000 items PER DAY from who knows how many suitcases.
The lost baggage/luggage problem will continue to get
worst unfortunately as it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep
the bags following the passengers as they land in one terminal and then
shift to another terminal.
For further details and pricing of the Global Bag Tag,
go to this site:
In Sydney Harbour on Sunday 24 February 2008, an historic moment
occurred. Cunard Line's newest ocean liner, Queen Victoria, and her
majestic sister Queen Elizabeth 2 passed each other on either side of
Fort Denison sounding a whistle salute.
Following a visit by both Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth 2 to New
Zealand, this Royal Rendezvous on the Harbour signified Queen
Victoria's first visit to Sydney and Queen Elizabeth 2's very last.
Queen Victoria was launched in December 2007, and is the second largest
Cunarder the company has ever built. This elegant liner offers private
balconies to more than 70 per cent of her guests, including 127 suites
and penthouses.
Designed to reflect the very best of Cunard's heritage and traditions,
Queen Victoria harks back to the golden era of ocean travel, featuring
luxurious decor including opulent crystal chandeliers, rich wood
paneling, intricate mosaics, and an art collection valued at over 2
million pounds. She also features some exciting innovations including the
first two-storey library at sea and the first West End-style viewing
boxes at sea within its majestic Royal Court Theatre.
Her beautifully-appointed public rooms include the three-storey Grand
Lobby; the Queen's Room, with its grand doubleheight ceiling and
crystal chandeliers; the Winter Garden, a British-style conservatory
complete with retractable glass roof to allow guests to enjoy the
gentle sea breezes; and Hemispheres Lounge, offering spectacular
270-degree views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
In order to celebrate the launch of Queen Victoria, and to commemorate
her Royal Rendezvous on Sydney Harbour with Queen Elizabeth 2, please
enjoy a selection of photos honouring the occasion.
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Shop 32D Stud Park Shopping Centre, Rowville 3178,
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