As received by the NSW Club. Please consider supporting this event.
Dear Richard
The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia is postponing its proposed activities on September 11 in Canberra.
We would still like to have a line up of classic cars for Fathers Day 5 at Sydney Olympic Park on September 3 (from 9.30am) so if you would like to be involved please contact Wendy Farrow directly on
02 9437 0688 or 0439 780 728 or email
wendy@prostate.org.au and you will be provided with logistics information.
We are seeking at least 40 vehicles – the new Holden is being launched so Holden classic cars would be of special interest.
There are limited positions and these will be allocated on a “first come – first serve” basis so please contact me by August 22 if you wish to attend. All line up vehicles will be given a free goody bag and Fathers Day 5 medal.
Please call me if you require more information.
If you are unable to be involved on September 3 but are interested in other suitable events – please register your interest with Wendy using the contact details above. Please forward this email to others who may be interested.
Thank you for your interest and support of our cause.
Wendy Farrow
Development NSW
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia
PO Box 1332 Lane Cove NSW 1595
Tel: +612 9437 0688
Fax: +612 9437 0955
Mobile: 0439 780 728
Email: wendy@prostate.org.au
Website: http://www.prostate.org.au
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month - September 2006
What a Whizza !!!! Get your own 1927 fully restored Whizza Whippet for $50 !!!!!!!!
See the Prostate Cancer Foundation website at
http://www.prostate.org.au or call
Wendy on 02 9437 0688 or 0438 780 728
Support the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia AND have a great day out at the......
Fathers Day 5 @ Sydney Olympic Park
A new community event helping to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer in Australia.
ENTRIES NOW OPEN!
The Fathers Day 5 is a ‘5km experience’ in Sydney Olympic Park – open to the whole family – WALK or RUN!
Click on the image below to visit the official website to learn more about this fantastic new event and enter on-line.
Walk 5k, Run 5k, Bring 5 friends, Donate $5 and High-5 Dad!
…what’s your 5?
Enter at Fathersday5.com.au
Prostate cancer * More than 12,000 men and their families feel the impact of diagnosis of prostate cancer each year in Australia
* More than 2700 men each year will lose their lives to prostate cancer
* So today, as about 32 men learn news that they have prostate cancer - tragically one man every three hours will lose his battle against this insidious disease
* One in 10 men on average will develop prostate cancer by the age of 75 years
* Today, prostate cancer is the most common cancer in Australian men and is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in men
* Early, curable prostate cancer may not have symptoms. While younger men are less likely to be diagnosed with it, they are more likely to die prematurely from it.
* Simple testing by a GP can indicate cancer.
