alcoa . . . proud supporters of the drakesbrook despatch Drakesbrook Despatch A volunteer monthly newsletter for the residents of Waroona, Preston Beach, Lake Clifton, Hamel, Coolup & Yarloop. April 2014 www.drakesdespatch.com.au Issue 52 Next issue Friday May 2nd Deadline Friday April 25th 2014 For Advertising & Copy 9733 2183 [email protected]74 South West Highway (PO Box 215, Waroona, 6215) Office open Fridays 10:30 to 11:30 Or by appointment. COMING UP IN WAROONA Sunday April 6th Lion’s Farmers Market From 8am Memorial Hall Thursday April 10th Youth Action Event 4pm to 8pm Waroona Skate Park Sunday April 13th All Aussie Car Day Presented by Just Cruizin Wednesday April 16th to Monday April 28th “A Hanging on the Highway” quilting exhibition( closed Good Friday) Waroona Visitors Centre Wednesday 16th & 23rd School Holiday Fun 10am to 2pm Community resource Centre Saturday April 26th Lions Biggest BBQ at IGA 8am until 1pm Monday May 5th Band Concert in memorial Hall Lions Biggest BBQ Saturday, April 26th 8 am until 1 pm In the IGA Carpark “Every child deserves a chance at a healthy life” Our Vision 100% Survival for kids with Cancer
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April 2014 Page 1�
alcoa . . .� proud supporters of the drakesbrook despatch�
Drakesbrook�Despatch�A volunteer monthly newsletter for the residents of�
Waroona, Preston Beach, Lake Clifton, Hamel, Coolup & Yarloop.� April 2014 www.drakesdespatch.com.au Issue 52�
Next issue�Friday May 2nd�
Deadline�Friday April 25th 2014�For Advertising & Copy�
9733 2183�[email protected]�74 South West Highway�(PO Box 215, Waroona,�
6215)�Office open Fridays�
10:30 to 11:30�Or by appointment.�
COMING UP IN WAROONA�S�unday April 6th�Lion’s Farmers Market�From 8am Memorial Hall�
Thursday April 10th�Youth Action Event 4pm to 8pm�Waroona Skate Park�
Sunday April 13th�All Aussie Car Day�Presented by Just Cruizin�
Wednesday April 16th to�Monday April 28th�“A Hanging on the Highway”�quilting exhibition( closed Good�Friday) Waroona Visitors Centre�
Wednesday 16th & 23rd�School Holiday Fun 10am to 2pm�Community resource Centre�
Saturday April 26th�Lions Biggest BBQ at IGA�8am until 1pm�
Monday May 5th�Band Concert in memorial Hall�
Lions Biggest�BBQ�
Saturday, April 26th�8 am until 1 pm�
In the IGA Carpark�“Every child deserves a chance at a�
healthy life”�Our Vision�
100% Survival for kids with Cancer�
April 2014 Page 2�COMMUNITY CALENDAR�
Regular Meetings�1st Waroona Girl Guides�
Mondays 4pm Scout Guide Hall, Fouracre Street�(Excluding public holidays.)�
Services 10am Sundays (except 3rd Sun�each month then 5 pm) at the Senior�Citizens Centre, Millar St.�We are a local church in our community.�We have mid-week small groups, great�worship, children's ministry, Bible based�teaching and prayer for the sick. You are�welcome to attend.�Info: Ps Stephen Griffiths 9593 6717�
MANDURAH - WAROONA BUS�Thurs. 10th & 24th April.�
at 9:00am from the Waroona�Hotel, South West Highway�
Mandurah Bus Charters�9581 6555�
THE SALVATION ARMY� Family Worship With The Salvos�Services every second Sunday,�
April 13th& 27th @ 10am�Meeting at Waroona Community�
Resource Centre� 10 Henning Street, Waroona�
EVERYONE WELCOME� Contact: Shirley - 9733 1842�
SHIRE OF�WAROONA�NOTICE OF�
MEETINGS 2014�The Council of the Shire of Waroona�
will hold its Ordinary Council�meetings�
on the following dates during 2014�
22 April,�27 May, 24 June, 22 July,�26 August, 23 September,�28 October, 25 November�December (To be advised)�
Meetings will be held at the Waroona�Shire Council Chambers, rear of 52�
Hesse Street, Waroona commencing�at 4.00pm.�
Members of the public are welcome to�attend.�
IAN CURLEY�CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER�
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FREE�
YOUTH ACTION EVENT�THURSDAY�
10th April 2014�WAROONA SKATE PARK�
CONTACT: TORI DAVIS OR NAOMI PURCELL 9733 7814 for further details�
A “Sea to Scarp” Summer Event presented by the Waroona Youth Advisory�Council and proudly supported by Department for Communities, Alcoa and�
the Shire of Waroona�
FROM 4PM TO 8PM�
SKATE AND BMX COMP�CLIMBING WALL�BOUNCY CASTLE�MUSIC�FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE�(for the kids)�PRIZES AND GIVE AWAYS�
Free Kite making activities with�Angie from the Nifty Nook�
and�
With a qualified Personal Trainer�Come and try it out�
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Join us for the launch of the�BLESSING OF THE ROADS�
Members of the Community are invited to attend the�Blessing of the Roads ceremony.�
The ceremony aims to raise community awareness�about the importance of driving safely over the Easter�
long weekend�.�
As well as providing a blessing for the safety of all�road users, the ceremony will recognise our police�and emergency services personnel who work to�provide services intended to save lives and help�
make our roads safer.�
Date:� Wednesday 9 April 2014�Time: 10.30am onwards�
Location: Waroona Memorial Hall, South�West Highway Waroona�
For further enquiries contact Kathy Simpson on 9733�7813 o�r�[email protected]�
Bert Scott�10/7/1923 - 26/2/2014�
Joan, Larry, Jeff, Paula�and their Families�
Would like to express�their thanks to all of�
Bert’s many friends for�their kindness�
& support.�Special thanks also to all�the staff at Quambie Park�
who made Bert so�comfortable in his last�
days.�
WDHS CHAPLAINCY�BAROMETER�$12,000�
Congratulations to�Youth Advisory Council�for the wonderful�success of Movie�Under the Stars which�was held on Friday�21st March. We raised�$631.00, thanks�everyone for your�support. We are still�collecting old mobile�
phones and appreciate the people�who are recycling them and putting�them in the collection boxes which are�located at the Waroona Post Office�and the Waroona District High�School's front office. We still require�about 50 mobiles to reach our target�so if you haven't already�searched through your cupboards and�pulled out your old mobiles please do�so and drop them off at the above�locations at your earliest convenience.�Our Term Deposit now totals�$48,394.00 after a generous donation�from Event Assist Inc of $300.00 and�interest of $179.00 was added.�
My apologies, I�forgot to mention�Joy and Barbara�who also help�with the rug�making for�Wheelchair for�Kids. Three rugs�
were made for Pallicare at Peel�Hospital. Thank you to the lady who�dropped off wool at my place and also�at the library. Welcome back Lil, it’s�good to see you looking well, we have�all missed you. I have received a�lovely letter from the CEO of the Peel�Health Campus thanking us for the�baby beanies; this an ongoing�
challenge. Thank you to the ladies�who leave the baby beanies at the�library for us. Mavis has been helping�Lois sewing up the squares. We have�received more and Mavis and busy�sewing 6 rugs for Pat Thomas House.�Thank you to Barbara and Fay for the�crochet rugs. Nola has been busy�knitting beanies for children at PMH�and making bags with a few goodies�in them to take home when they leave�hospital. Dates for April are the 3�rd�
and 17�th� and then 1�st� May. Dates are�also on the Library door.�Ordinary riches can be stolen, real�riches cannot.�Thank you, Coral Culling.�
Coral’s Charity Knitters�
Waroona Community Car�
Winners of the Lucky Numbers were:�Chart one 1�st� Dot 2�nd� Pat�Chart two 1�st� Heinz 2�nd� Maude�Chart three 1�st� Sophie 2�nd� Craig�Thanks to everyone who donates gifts�to raffle and things for sale.�Thank you Ross for Washing the car.�God Bless, Betty Derrick�
Movie Under The Stars�Another Great Success�
Just short of 500 people gathered on�Friday night for the increasingly�popular annual community event and�to enjoy watching a movie in an�outdoor setting. The windy weather�held off for the evening as people�brought chairs, rugs and beanbags to�find a spot and some friends on the�grass. Frozen was a delight for the�young and old and the feedback and�comments were wonderful. The Youth�Advisory Council organised this Event�and would like to thank all its sponsors�
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97332299� 78 South West Highway Waroona�
HOME OF THE MONTH�-� 136 South West Hwy, Waroona�
HOME OPEN�SATURDAY 5th April AT 10am - 12pm�
“Home Full of History, Comfort & Space”�
We are�LOCALS,�We are�YOUR NEIGHBOURS.�We are�HERE WHEN YOU WANT US�,�We are�THINKERS�,�We are�DOERS.�
We are�MOTIVATED�,�We are�THOROUGH�.�We are�RIGHT BEHIND YOU,�
ALWAYS BY YOUR SIDE�but�NEVER IN YOUR WAY�.�We�are�CONFIDENTIAL�,�
We are�OPENERS OF DOORS, CLOSERS OF DEALS.�We are�INVOLVED IN MAKING YOUR HOPES,�
DREAMS AND ASPIRATIONS COME TRUE.�We are�PROFESSIONALS�.�
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13 Chalet Vale�
5B Fitzpatrick Place�
133 South West HWY�
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UNDER OFFER�15 Jackson Street�
401 Sundercombe Loop�
403 Sundercombe Loop�
7 Thatcher Street�
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30 King Street�
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12 Fitzpatrick Street�
Contact our friendly local staff�here at Drakesbrook Realty�
Annee Smith�Principal Licensee�
Deb Clancy�Sales Representative�
Kelly Marsh�Property Manager�
Nina Scott�Administration Officer�
Haylee Yeomans�Receptionist�
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EC7770�
Unit 2/63 McLarty Street, Waroona�
OFFICE HOURS�..Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm..�(Closed for lunch between 12:00 & 12:30)..�
EFTPOS Available..�
3% Seniors Card Discount available on request...�
Phone 9733 1200�
After hours pager for all�URGENT� electrical�matters:� 9485 7395�
for the meal will be $22. This will be�Fish and Chips or Chicken and�includes Tea or coffee. If you don’t�want Tea or Coffee the cost will be�$20. The Zoo and cost of the bus will�be paid by both clubs. This should be�a great day out. Our next meeting will�be on 23 April at 1.30pm. Hope to�see you there.�Take Care Jan Wood (Secretary)�97333701�
Hello everyone, well it has happened!�The rain did come. Hopefully it will�return soon, the gardens and�rainwater tanks need it. To Members�of Pensioners and Seniors; we are�planning an outing to Peel Zoo on 15�th�
May. If you are coming along please�give your name at the Pensioners�Meeting or give me a call on�97333701. We will also be going for a�meal to Redcliffe on Murray. The cost�
Senior Citizens�
Belated Birthday Wishes�Wishing our dear friend Bert Spooner�a very happy 100th birthday�You always brighten up our day�Whenever you pass our way�Best wishes to a very special�Gentleman�Love from all your ladies friends at the�Op Shop.�
WAROONA PENSIONERS�SOCIAL CLUB�
The numbers were down for our�March meeting with only 24 members�attending but we welcomed a new�member, Andrew Fraser. We are�always pleased to see new faces.�There wasn’t much to discuss but the�Seniors are planning an outing and�the Pensioners will share this with�them. Details will be available when�arrangements have been finalised. It�is something to look forward to.�Don’t forget to support the fortnightly�bus to Mandurah if you can. This is�a service we don’t want to lose and�unless the numbers keep up we will�lose it and once gone it is unlikely we�would get it back.�To those members who are sick, we�wish them a speedy recovery and�look forward to seeing you all at our�next meeting on 2�nd� April.�
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Family Support is running 2 school holiday events over�the Easter Break for kids aged pre-primary to year 6�
(turning 5 - turning 12)�
Wednesday April 16 and Wednesday April 23rd�
There will be lots of fun things to do like craft, cooking, water�games and lots more�
(This event will be fully supervised so parents can drop kids off and go�)�Cost�..............................$2 and lunch will be provided�Time� ..............................10am until 2pm�What you need�.......a hat, sun cream and clothes� that you can get wet in�Where�...........................Waroona resource Centre -10 Henning St�
Alcoa Waroona�Sustainability Fund�
2014 GRANTS�
Community groups and organisations�in the Shire of Waroona are invited to�submit applications for grants for large�or small scale projects for possible�funding through the Alcoa Waroona�Sustainability Fund for 2014.�
Projects for consideration must meet�the principles of being for charitable�purposes. The committee has not set�an upper limit on the amount of grant�funds it may distribute. The amount will�be dependent on the strength of appli-�cations received.�
A copy of the grant guidelines and�application form can be downloaded�from the Shire of Waroona website�www.waroona.wa.gov.au�or obtained�from the Shire office, 52 Hesse Street,�Waroona.�
Applications must be received by�the closing time and date of 4pm�Wednesday 30 April 2014.�
All applications will be considered.�
Alcoa Waroona Sustainability�Fund Committee�
The Waroona Agricultural Society held their AGM�on 20�th� February 2014. The 2014 committee was�elected with Mr Eric Walmsley once again taking�the reins as President. The committee has been�elected as follows:�OFFICE BEARERS�PRESIDENT -�Mr Eric Walmsley�SNR VICE PRESIDENT� -Mrs Maree Ellis�JNR VICE PRESIDENT-�Mrs Colleen Archibald�TREASURER� -Mr Edwin Gilbert�SECRETARY -�Mrs Alison Birch�ASSISTANT SECRETARY-�Mrs Gloria Johnson�PROMOTIONS OFFICER� -Mrs Kirsty Ferraro�COMMITTEE�FEATURES� -Mrs Maree Ellis / Mr Neil Bruce�TRADE SPACE� -Mrs Gloria Johnson�GRANT -�Mrs Marilyn Lochowicz / Mrs Maree Ellis�GROUND STEWARDS�-Mr Matthew Ward /� Mr Ken Landwehr / Mrs Gloria Johnson�PHOTOGRAPHY -�Mrs Colleen Archibald�HALL STEWARD� To be advised�CHILDRENS HALL ST-�Mrs Lorraine Clifford�TRADE CATTLE -�Mr Nick McLarty�STUD CATTLE� -Mr Bill Hatch�HORSES IN ACTION -�Mrs Melissa Arnold�
Waroona Agricultural Society Update�HALTER -�Mrs Leanne Knight�CARRIAGE -�Miss Carly�Higgins�POULTRY -�Mr John�Kennington�GENERAL COMMITTEE�Mrs Kath Slater, Mrs Laurie�Snell, Mrs Marilyn Lochowicz,�Mr Anthony Snell, Mrs Elaine�Platell, Mrs Lyn Della,�Mr Richard Pollock, Mrs Val�Salerian and Mr Neil Bruce�The Waroona Agricultural�Society is an extremely easy�group to work with and we�welcome any community�members who would like to�be involved in the�organisation of the Waroona�Show.�This year’s Waroona�Show will be held on�Saturday 11�th� October�2014�
CONCERT IN THE�MEMORIAL HALL WAROONA�
MONDAY 5�TH� MAY 2014�1.30PM�
ADMISSION –�GOLD COIN DONATION�
AFTERNOON TEA�PROVIDED. Hosted by the�
Salvation Army�
EVERYONE WELCOME.�
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An Exhibition with Heart to be held at�the Waroona Visitor Centre & Gallery�from Thursday April 17th to Monday�April 28th (closed Good Friday), ‘A�Hanging on the Highway’ will feature�an eclectic collection of works in fabric�and thread. Event co-ordinator Tracy�Goldsworthy said interest in the�exhibition from exhibitors and those�interested in attending, had been�exceptional. "This bodes well for the�exhibition's success and is testimony�to the high regard in which our local�craftspeople are held." The exhibition�is a WA Heritage Festival event and�will tie in with the Journeys theme by�sharing the stories, personal or�technical, of the items on show. At the�heart of the exhibition is the�opportunity to raise funds for�Waroona's Community Car and a�beautiful range of quality hand crafts�will be available for sale with�proceeds to this worthy cause.�
Waroona Visitor Centre & Gallery News�
Quilts & patchwork, tapestry & crossstitch�Other artworks in fibre &textile�
Displays of related antiques & collectables�A men’s corner�
Tea & coffee (with a biscuit) available�A ’trade table’ sale *�
*proceeds to the community ca�r�
Wed. April 17th�to Mon. April 28th�9.30 - 3.30 daily�
(closed Good Friday)�
Waroona Visitor Centre & Gallery�37 South Western Highway, Waroona�
For more information please call (08) 9733 1506�Or email [email protected]�
Find the�Waroona�
Vistor Centre�& Gallery on�
facebook�
AGED CARE HOME�I watch the old folk come and go.�
Their thoughts are hidden, their walk is slow.�
A casual glance and a smile they will give.�
Other than that, you will have to forgive.�
The routine is regular, they have found their way round.�
Finding a friend is a pleasure, they have found.�
Their world is so different in so many ways.�
To show them a kindness will lighten their days.�Bert Spooner�
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Waroona Community Resource Centre�10 Henning Street, Waroona WA 6215�
Counselling for Individuals,�Couples and Families.�
Phone: 9583 6000�Fees on sliding scale, concession�
rates available.�Book appointments through�
Mandurah Office�
At the Waroona Health & Community Resource Centre�
MONTHLY�HEARING CLINIC�
IN WAROONA� • Hearing tests� • Hearing aid sales� • Free hearing aids for� pension card holders and� Veterans� • Repairs to all makes� and models of hearing� aids� • Amplified telephones� and TV headphones� for sale.�Peel Hearing Services are now�
available at Waroona�Community Resource Centre�
once a month.�To make an appointment�
please call:�PH. 9535 7185�
Home visits can also be�arranged*.�*�Conditions apply.�
Our Service is to support families and�individuals within the community.�We work to empower families and�individuals to enhance their own�abilities, so they can acquire the skills,�knowledge and self-confidence to�manage their own day to day lives.�We are committed to providing a�quality service to those living in the�areas of Waroona, Harvey and Yarloop�and operates out of the Resource�Centres. Call 9733 2902 to make an�appointment or email:�[email protected]�We are a confidential, free service.�
FREE LEGAL�ADVICE�
Peel Community Legal Service is�providing a FREE legal advice�service in Waroona.�
FREE 30 minute appointment�with one of our fully qualified�
solicitors, who can provide�
general legal advice on a range�
of matters.�
Please phone or email the office�for appointments.�
For appointment days and�times please phone Chad on�
0458 940 981�
OC CHIROPRACTIC�
TOY LIBRARY�OPEN WEDNESDAY�
FORTNIGHTLY�10am to noon 16th April�
Mandurah Podiatry�Visit the Waroona Community�
Resource Centre once a month�
To make an appointment with the�Podiatrist please call their office�
on�9535 9143.�
Harvey Medical�Group - Waroona�
Female Doctor, Jackie Earl,�now practicing in Waroona on�
Thursdays.�Now open Mon to Thurs�
PH: 9733 3007�or: 9729 1600�
For Appointments.�
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Quambie Park Waroona Retirement�Village Units�
“Welcoming Seniors to our community”�
“Safe and Relaxed Living”�The Retirement Village complex has 38 units nestled in the�
town of Waroona. The complex is ideally located for�convenient access to the town’s shopping. Recreational and�
business services.�We have two bedroom, with open plan living, kitchen and�
dining room and alfresco patio area for entertaining available.�Units offered as a “Lease for Life” contract with a very�competitive weekly maintenance fee covering all water use�and rates, applicable council rates, building insurances and�
ongoing unit asset management.�
For enquiries and unit�inspections call 08 9733 1355�
Located at Eastcott Street, Waroona�Quambie Park�Waroona Inc.�
www.quambiepark.com�
2014�
Retirement Living�
You can Afford�
Quambie Park Waroona Inc�Memorial Wall�
Quambie Park Waroona extends an invitation to the�families of past “Pam Corker’ House residents to place�
a plaque on the outer wall of our chapel in Memory of their family member.�Expressions of interest can be made by�
A contribution toward the cost of the plaque and�engraving would be required.�
A dedication ceremony to recognise the initial�Memorial Wall plaques will be held in�
May 2014 at Pam Corker House.�
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Pint sized bundle of energy and�glamour makes it two wins in a row�for Western Australia.�SURFERS�PARADISE. Waroona based Events &�Promotions Manager�Kellie Germain�,�28,�claimed the highly coveted�2014�Miss Hawaiian Tropic Australia/�New Zealand�title at the International�Final held at LOVE Nightlife,�Broadbeach on the Gold Coast on�Friday night�.�It was the second year in�a row that a WA model walked away�with the honours following Perth�model�Ashiie Munro-Smith’s�win in�2013. The Miss Hawaiian Tropic�Australia/New Zealand Final was the�culmination of an exhaustive 4 month�long model search held in premier�entertainment venues in both�countries which saw more than 900�hopeful young females enter.�Following her win at the preliminary�competition at The Clink Nightclub in�Fremantle, 5’4” blonde bombshell�Kellie joined 19 of Australia and New�Zealand’s top up and coming�swimwear models for a fun filled and�action packed week on the Gold�Coast. This included visits to major�attractions, media events and�rehearsals leading up to the�spectacular AUNZ final. When it was�time to take to the catwalk, the head�
turning models all had their sights�firmly set on the prestigious national�title and the massive prize package�which includes a trip to a prestigious�international pageant final later in the�year. The judging panel was led by�2013 National Winner�Ashiie Munro-�Smith,�who went on to compete at the�Swimsuit USA International Finals at�the Hard Rock Hotel Casino & Resort�in Puerto Vallarta last year against�more than 80 models from all over the�world and scoring herself a top ten�finish. After watching the finalists first�strutting their stuff in the Theme Wear�section and then in the all-important�Swimwear section, the judges’ had�reached a decision; Kellie had�displayed all the qualities they were�looking for. She embodied head-�turning beauty with elegance, poise,�confidence and cheeky personality. It�is a dream come true Kellie says; “I’m�still on cloud nine and I don’t want to�come down! Winning Miss Hawaiian�Tropic has been such a long-time�dream of mine” she said following her�crowning. Kellie admits to having a�range of emotions wash over her “I�haven’t stopped crying since I heard�my name being called out on stage. I�have tried for years to get to the�National and always getting so close�but ending up adding another runner-�up sash to my growing collection…”�she says. “I honestly thought the odds�were stacked against me due to my�age competing with girls who are 10�years my juniors and due to not being�tall enough for fashion catwalk”, but�luckily Miss Hawaiian Tropic doesn't�have a height requirement and I�actually think my age and experience�gave me the advantage I needed this�
Waroona Girl, Kellie Germain wins 2014 Title to Represent Australia�
time” Kellie said pondering her win.�One of the first to congratulate Kellie�backstage immediately after her win�was celebrity DJ Connor Cruise,�adopted son of Hollywood A-listers�Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman as he�was on hand to provide entertainment�once the bikini girls had left the stage.�Kellie’s prize package includes a�return trip to a World Final where she�will be representing�Australia later this�year including accommodation, meals�and spending money.�
WHAT’S IN A STREET NAME�Number Two�
De Hamel Street�De Hamel Street sits between�Recreation Road and Fouracre Street,�crossing the South West Highway by�Centennial Park. Prior to 1896, the�land now known as Hamel was�owned by the Albany Solicitor and�Politician L.V.De Hamel. The land�and property was sold to the�Government, to establish a State�Nursery. L.V. De Hamel was the only�member in Opposition in the first�Government under the new�Constitution, Lord Forrest being the�Premier. No record exists that, L.V.�De Hamel ever lived in Hamel.�Original pioneers who took up land in�the new Harvey Agriculture area in�1893, to establish the start of Hamel,�were Patrick Fitzpatrick (�Fitzpatrick�Street�) and his brother Timothy�(�Fitzpatrick Place)�.�Extracts from Drakesbook Days &�Waroona Years L.Snell,�Newnham Road, Lake Clifton�Claude Newnham owned a 320 acre�property, with a limestone homestead�with commanding views, down Lake�Clifton. Marshall Clifton (1787-1861)�arrived in WA to manage the�settlement scheme at Australind.�Marshall later became a member of�the Legislative Council. Explorers�Doctor Alexander Collie and Lt.�William Preston RN, first came across�what are now Lakes Clifton and�Preston in 1829. Lake Clifton was�developed in 1920 by the WA�Portland Cement Co until 1923. A�railhead had been established from�Waroona. Lake Clifton thrombolites�are believed to resemble the earliest�forms of life on Earth.�Clifton Court�and Preston Drive�are streets in the�location of Preston Beach.�Extracts fro : nationmaster.com/�encylopedia & Local Link Mandurah�Maps.�
Torn your favourite dress?�Your trousers too long?�Maybe a patch or two?�Or just want your own design?�
Phone Sherryn of�S.J.Originals�
for all your sewing needs.�0411 538 949 or 9733 3929�
Waroona Tyre�& Mechanical�
We Now Offer 10% Discount�For Aged Pensioners.�
Our Services Range From Wheel�Alignments, Services, Tyre�Repairs, Shockies, Brakes,�
Exhausts, Mufflers, Front End�work, Batteries, Oil Supplies,�
Battery Checks as well as minor�and major services.�
For Great Service And Prices On�All Tyres And Mechanical Work�Call In And See Us from 7.30am�
to 4.30pm Monday to Friday�62-64 South West Highway,�
Waroona or�Phone 9733 1007�
We have had quite a�few letters to the�Editor recently, so the�Drakesbrook Despatch�(DD) has secured the�services of the Ace�
Investigative Reporter�Bullseye�‘Dipstick’ Drummond,� who will�undertake those tricky questions,�sent into the DD.�Here’s one, sent in from Miss�Owja Likeit of Thatcher Heights,�who asks ‘why does my dog bark�twice, before my phone rings’?�Go for it Bullseye, ED.�On the job straight away, Bullseye�camps outside Miss Owja Likeits�House and rings her 9733 number.�‘Woof, Woof, Ring, Ring, Ring�Ring’�Bullseye spots that the dog is�tethered by chain, secured to the�earth spike at the corner of her�house. When the ring voltage is�increased on the phone line to�make the phone ring, it sends a�tingle into the dogs neck! Woof,�Woof he says, at the same time�
Bullseys ‘Dipstick’ Drummond Does it Again�does a little wee! That creates the�circuit and the phone then rings!�Well done Bullseye, a problem�quickly solved. What’s your�recommendation to Miss Owja�Likeit, Bullseye?�Easy - disconnect the phone and�give the dog peace and quiet!�Mister Rep Robate from Hamel�Ponds is having trouble with his�‘chat up lines’ with young ladies,�resulting in black eyes and a sore�nose!�One for you, Bullseye. ED.�Easy Rep, get yourself a bike,�here’s why, for you, bicycles are�better than women:�Bicycles don’t get pregnant.�Bicycles don’t have parents.�Bicycles don’t whine unless�something is really wrong.�Bicycles don’t care how many�other bicycles you have ridden.�You can share your bike with your�friends.�Bicycles don’t care if you look at�other Bicycles.�If your bicycle goes flat you can�
fix it.�If you say bad things to your bike,�you don’t have to apologize.�The only protection you need is a�decent helmet�Bicycles don’t get headaches.�Well done again, Bullseye, what’s�your recommendation for young�Mister Rep? Get two, a Roadster�AND a Cross Country Job -�No Black Eyes!�
It’s Soil Testing Time!!!�
Increase Fertiliser Application�Efficiency and Reduce Costs�
Contact V.A.E.S., your local�Agribusiness & Environmental�
Service Consultants�
040 075 1614�
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Unit 2/8 Cassowary Bend�Eaton WA 6232�
Free Call: 1800 758 458�PH: 08 9724 1181�
Fax: 08 9724 1148�
WAY OF LIFE�In two weeks we will�
celebrate a�wonderful time on�the Christian�
Calendar. Many�say that Easter is a�time for holidays or�parties, and a time�
for Easter eggs and bunnies. But the�real meaning of Easter is centered on�Jesus Christ. It is the time when we�remember His death “Christ died for�our sins.” His burial, as the hymn�writer wrote “He carried my sins far�away;” and His resurrection, as the�Angel said, “Why seek the living�among the dead?” “He is not here,�but is risen.” Yes, He is alive and if�we believe this wonderful truth we�can say with the Apostle Paul, “I live,�and the life which I now live in the�flesh I live by the faith of the Son of�God who loved me and gave Himself�for me.” Paul also�writes, “Christ in�you the hope of�glory.” What a�glorious hope we�can have in the�Lord Jesus Christ.�Pastor Phill�Brewster�
We need your help to make sure this scheme�Continues to grow and Improve in regional WA�
submissions can be obtained from the committee�office or viewed on line at�www.parliament.com.au�.�Submissions should be addressed to:�Ms Lauren Mesltl, Standing Committee on Public�Administration, Legislative Council, Parliament�House., Perth 6000 (fax 9222 7805) or emailed to�[email protected]�Alternatively, I encourage you to contact my office�on the details below to share�your experience and concerns. I�can make a submission on your�behalf and keep you informed of�developments throughout the�inquiry process.�
PATS is an important program aiming to provide a�subsidised access to specialist medical care for�regional people, regardless of where they live.�Thanks to community and patient feedback we know�the system is problematic and doesn’t adequately�meet the needs of regional patients requiring�specialist medical care.�The Nationals recently called for a parliamentary�inquiry to examine the strengths and weaknesses of�the program. The Public Administration Committee�will now review PATS and provide recommendations�to improve the scheme. Public submissions�regarding PATS in the form of email. Or letter are�being invited by the Committee until May 16, 2014.�Information about the form and content of�
Letter to the Editor:�
Oh dear! What have they done to the�Cemetery? It was covered with�beautiful yellow flowers and some�shrubs. Everyone spoke how lovely it�looked when they were all blooming. I�went to visit last week. The ground�was completely devoid of almost�everything. I think it is a disgrace.�Almost everything that was there and�had taken so long to grow has now�gone forever. It’s a crying shame. I�believe that the Shire organised the�“clean up”. I just hope the Shire can�see their way to plant some more�flowering plants and shrubs for the�coming spring.�Name and address provided.�
TAI CHI in the PARK�
Our group has enjoyed the 9am start�for tai chi during these warmer�months, but from April we will be�reverting to the 10.00start on�Thursdays.�You are all welcome to join us in�Pisconeri Park for the gentle exercise�of qi gong. Please bring a mug, for a�cuppa after tai chi, and each week we�put in $2 which is donated to charity.�Hope to see you at 10am on�Thursdays. Del Leahy�
Waroona Playgroup News�All our members�are invited to our�Easter Party on�
Thursday 10�th� April, 9:00-11:00am.�We will be having a surprise visit from�the Easter Bunny and a fun carrot�hunt! Hope to see everyone there for�an exciting morning. During the�school holidays Playgroup will remain�open on Tuesdays and Thursdays for�members including their school age�children. Your Playgroup WA�insurance must have been paid to�attend. Not a member of Waroona�Playgroup? No problem. Please visit�us on any of our regular sessions�(Mon, Tues, Thurs 9-11am) at the�Playgroup building on Henning St.�
and we will give you�all the information�you need to join our�fabulous group.�
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There are plenty of upsides to turning 50.�People expect you to say what you think.�There’s nothing much left to learn the hard way.�Your eyes won’t get much worse. And you can�stop trying to hold your stomach in.�
At Bendigo Bank there are also some very real�financial advantages to turning 50 and beyond.�Our Bendigo Life Rewards Home and Contents�Insurance includes BIG benefits for over 50s -�designed to deliver better value for money.�
Imagine cover under your home and contents policy�for broken bones, for funeral expenses, for�
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Yes this feature-packed insurance comes with�everything you expect of a great quality home�and contents policy, plus a whole lot more.�
So. If you’ve hit that magic age, make sure�you’re getting everything you’re entitled to.�Drop into your nearest branch at 83 South�Westewrn Highway, Waroona or phone 9733�3498 and find out more about Life Rewards.�
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W�elcome to 2014 with�the Waroona Sub�Centre. I’ve been a bit�slack this year and it�has taken me three�months to get back�into the swing of�
things. Waroona Sub Centre would�like to welcome three new Primary�Ambulance Care (PAC) Officers. Julie�Case, Tom Yeoman and Michael Rice�all completed their PAC course over�December 2013 and January 2014 at�a course held in Waroona run by our�Community Paramedic, Ken Hart and�local trainer Andy Templeman Twells.�This intrepid trio passed with flying�colours and lots of laughter. So�welcome to our dedicated band of�volunteers and wishing the three of�you a long and happy journey in the�world of St John Ambulance. The Sub�Centre currently has for sale an ex�Patient Transfer Vehicle. The vehicle�is a Mercedes 316 Sprinter van. If you�would like to inspect the vehicle and�enter an expression of interest, please�contact Carol at the office on�Tuesdays or Thursdays between�9:00am and 1:30pm on 9733 2122.�Please provide your email address so�that all the vehicle specifications can�be emailed to you before you come to�inspect.�**NEWSFLASH** St John Ambulance�is going electronic. Currently our�
SUB CENTRE NEWS�
Despatch. I have made the decision�to resign as a Volunteer Ambulance�Officer with St John Ambulance. The�reasons are many and varied but�ultimately the time has come for me�to create a life away from being an�ambo and to dedicate myself to more�relaxing pursuits (that do not include�lights, sirens and handcuffs).�I will always value the time I have�spent helping people and I would like�to thank those that I have come in�contact with for the trust you have�given me in helping your friends and�loved ones. I am truly honoured to�have been given that trust and it will�never be forgotten.To the local�constabulary, you guys are awesome�(but don’t let that go to your head).�Thank you for the laughter (mostly�hysterical) but most of all thanks for�having my back at some what I can�only call interesting jobs. Stay safe�guys! Last but not least, my brothers�and sisters in arms. We have had�some interesting times but the thing I�will always remember is the�friendship. Stay safe, stay true and�stick together. My parting words of�wisdom..... Life’s short... Eat dessert�first!!!!�Judy Chalmers - Ex AAC Officer�
Ambulance Officers have to fill out�patient care record forms by hand�which can be quite a mission whilst�going on a Priority 1 (especially with�some of the drivers we have. Not me�of course!). Over the last two years St�John Ambulance has been trialling�electronic patient care records�(ePCR) with Paramedics being the�guinea pigs (why not? They get paid�for it). ePCRs will now be rolled out on�iPads to the Waroona Sub Centre in�May/June so if you see our ambos�walking around with iPads, No they�aren’t on Facebook or playing Candy�Crush! This will make our job so much�easier and quicker with less time�spent away from our patients.�**THANK YOU** - For our patient care�records to go electronic the sub centre�has had to purchase six new iPads�and covers. We would like to sincerely�thank CARNA EARTHMOVING,�QUAMBIE PARK and GLOBAL�IMPACT for helping us to purchase�these vital pieces of equipment for our�ambos.�**EASTER** - As Easter approaches�us please be mindful on the roads.�Easter is our busiest part of the year.�Please pay attention, don’t speed�and don’t drink drive. Let our ambos�and other emergency service workers�have a peaceful time over the Easter�period.�**JUDE’S NEWS** - Sadly this will be�my last article for the Drakesbrook�
ANOTHER BIG THANK YOU�
To all the Fire Brigades, water�bombers, friends and neighbours who�gave so much to control the fire on�our property, the first and the second�and the third time.�Our most sincere thanks,�Val and John Salerian�
Stuart Woods is the author of over 59�novels and counting as he writes�three books a year. Most of these�novels centre on an ex-policeman�now lawyer Stone Barrington; tell�tales of intrigue, espionage, world�domination and murder, with plots�either so simplistic that the reader can�begin with the first couple of chapters�and jump to the last and not have�missed anything, or so complicated�that the reader has to make a tree of�characters and list them dead,�missing, injured, kidnapped, evil, good�just so that they can keep up with the�tale and action. Consequently,�members weren’t falling over�themselves to read more of Woods.�Deborah Rodriquez is the author we�are now reading. She is the author of�The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul, an�American Woman Goes behind the�Veil. A story of an American woman�living in Kabul, who opens a coffee�shop for expats. Rodriquez was�involved in setting up the Kabul�Beauty School.�
Nulsen�Attention to all Members:�At our meeting on 9�th� April, we will be�having a secret ballot to decide�whether or not Nulsen will be running.�As you know our numbers have been�falling as we are all getting that little�bit older and are unable to carry out�duties at functions. Therefore you are�requested to attend this meeting. It�will commence at 12.30pm. Hope to�see you all there.�We will be holding our Easter Raffle�outside IGA on 17�th� April. The Roster�will be drawn up at the next meeting.�Take care. Jan Wood (Secretary)�97333701�
SENIORS DO HAVE A VOICE!�National Seniors Australia�
National Seniors Australia is a non-�profit organisation that gives voice to�all levels of Government and any�other organization/firms regarding is-�sues that affect older Australians. We�also assist the over 50s community by�providing economic and social bene-�fits. NSA carries out its role and pur-�pose by Research into seniors needs.�The�Mandurah Murray Branch� of�.NSA will be meeting at Ac-cent�(Mandurah Senior Citizens Centre) in�Ormsby Terrace Mandurah on Mon-�day April 14�th� at 1.30pm.�For more information please ring�97331303 or 95347960�Yvonne Parker – President Mandurah�Murray Branch NSA�
Our next Apply First Aid Course being�held on the 9th and 10th of April, 8.30�am to 4.30 pm both days at a cost of�$175.00. Waroona Sub�Centre office hours�Tuesdays and Thursdays�9.00 am to 1.30 pm,�phone 9733 2122 or email�waroonastjonambulance�@bigpond.com�
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You are invited to attend and�experience Waroona’s first QR�Code Project. Please join us for the�launch, as we take a short tour of�the Waroona Townsite which will be�followed by an afternoon tea.�Dont forget to download a QR�Reader(free from the App Store) on�your smartphone for the interactive�tour!�
Date:� Friday 11th April 2014�Time:� 2.00pm�Location�:St Joseph’s School,�RSVP:� To Community Development� On (08) 9733 7800 or by�emailing [email protected]�by Friday 4th April 2014�
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On Sunday the 9 March 2014, the�Quambie Park Waroona Inc. Board of�Governance formally dedicated the�Pam Corker House Board Room as�the “Margaret McKay Board Room”.In�October 2013 Margaret resigned her�position as a Board Director from the�Quambie Park Board of Governance�after 25 years of dedicated service.�The Board and Members did not want�to let Margaret’s long standing�contribution to go unrecognised, so�they decided to dedicate the Pam�Corker House Board Room in�Margaret’s honour as a fitting�acknowledgement.During Margaret’s�time on the Board, she has been a�key driver and decision maker in the�ongoing growth and expansion of our�successful organisation and its�continued community connections�and caring reputation. Margaret was�very humble in her acceptance of the�dedication and states that she will�always “hold Quambie Park very dear�to her heart” and continue to support�the organisation in a less formal�manner. A small plaque has been�placed outside the Board Room as a�reminder and acknowledgment�
Michael Walmsley- Board Deputy�Chairperson, Margaret McKay, Clare�Jones -Board Chairperson�
Margaret McKay and Mick Jenkins�
Quambie Park – honours a long�standing Board Member�
Quambie Park would like to thank all�the volunteers and community�members that donated goods,�supplies and their time at the Pam�Corker Fete held on the 22 March�2014. Despite a strong easterly wind,�it was wonderful to see the local�community come out to support our�annual Fete. Everyone enjoyed the�day and seemed to find goodies and�treasures to purchase. As a not for�profit community lead organisation we�depend on the continued good will�and support of the local community�and again we were not disappointed�by the community’s ongoing�generosity. At this year’s Fete , the�local St Johns Ambulance crew were�able to join in our celebrations, and�provided an ideal opportunity for Fete�goers to see what the ambulance�services has to offer and provides the�community , we thank them for their�time at the Fete and their ongoing�support throughout the year. The�Fete also received a visit from�Waroona’s own Kellie Germain�crowned “2014 Miss Hawaiian Tropic�Australia/New�Zealand” pictured with�the St Johns Ambulance�Volunteers.The funds raised from this�year’s Fete will assist Quambie Park�to ensure that residents and clients�have access to quality equipment and�services provided by competent and�trained staff. The Fete raised an�excellent $5,500�
Pam Corker Fete and Quambie Park News�
Clare Jones- Quambie Park Board�Chairperson, Kellie Germain, Carol�Bavaro- Quambie Staff member, Elaine�Platell -Quambie Park Volunteer, Irene�Mooney- Qumabie Park CEO Standing�behind some of the cakes and treats on�
Quambie Park Waroona hosted a special 100 Birthday on 26 March�2014 for Bert Spooner�
Quambie Park hosted a 100 Birthday�afternoon tea for Bert Spooner on the�26 march 2014, in collaboration with�his family. Bert continues to amaze�us all with his good health, sense of�humour and gentle nature. It was a�packed house in the Pam Corker�dining area with many local residents,�friends and staff coming to wish Bert�well on his special day. �
Bert Spooner at his 100th�Birthday Afternoon tea�
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The response to our first ever small�landholder column has been�overwhelming! It has been wonderful�to hear about so many small property�owners wanting to learn more about�managing their land and creating a�more live able environment.�This month, as we wait for the rains to�come, one of the most important�things to monitor is your water�supplies. As water levels start to�decrease, algae can begin to build up�in your dams and tanks. The best�options to control or prevent algae�build-up are to stop stock access to�your household water supply, cover�your tanks, shade your dam (although�be careful which tree species you�plant), sink bales of hay in your dam�to provide a carbon source for other�bacteria to strip the nitrogen and�phosphorus out of the water and build�a sediment trap in front of your dam to�prevent nutrients from entering on�
great time to service your farm�equipment and prevent costly�breakdowns during peak work�periods. Check all moving parts for�seizing, check fluid levels, hoses,�tyres etc. Dealing with these issues�before they become problems will�keep you one step ahead and your�property in great shape! You can find�more information on our events,�seasonal calendar and a range of�Noteworthys on the Small Landholder�Information Service website�agric.wa.gov.au/small_landholder�.�You can also sign up to our free e-�newsletter by registering your interest�at�[email protected]�or by phoning 9733 7777.�
faeces and debris. As well as�keeping your dams clear, you should�also make sure your paddocks are�free from any rubbish. Animals will�sometimes consume rubbish either by�accident or actively seek it out due to�nutrient deficiency. If you have�rubbish in your paddocks, fence it off�or remove it. If any of your animals�are actively seeking it out, contact�your vet for advice. The extended dry�summer is making summer weed�control extremely difficult with almost�no soil moisture, leaving summer�weeds under significant moisture�stress.�Control of dock plants is best�undertaken in autumn as rosettes�appear, before desirable pasture�species germinate. Now can also be a�
Small Landowner�Column�
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The Peel-Harvey Catchment Council invites you to�a “Slowing the Flow” Workshop.�
Join us for a site visit to inspect the weir and learn about the�project design and research results.�
Day: Tuesday� Date: 8th April 2014� Time: 9am - 11.30am� Location:� Jenkins Property� Storey Road� Waroona�(�Look for signs on SWHighway)�Refreshments and morning�tea supplied.�Please wear suitable clothing�and shoes for paddock site�visit�For catering purposes,�please�R.S.V.P to:�Colleen Archibald�before 31st March�
The Project:�Construction of a weir on Mayfield K drain to better manage pasture,�reduce nutrient loss and recreate a more natural wetland�The Motivation�*Reduce nutrient load to the downstream P/H Estuary�*Increase inundation of a natural wetland area adjacent to the drain�*Create more favourable hydrologic conditions for late season pasture�growth on adjacent farmland�The Speakers:�Matt Giraudo - Project background and weir design�Mike Jenkins - The why and how of weir construction�Carlos Ocampo - UWA hydrology research�Tom Long - Nutrient filter chip bag trials reducing P & N�Colleen Archibald - Fencing and revegetation�
This project is funded by Caring for Our Country -�Community Landcare Grants 2013/14�
CHOOKS, CHOOKS & MORE CHOOKS�Last Saturday Waroona Poultry Club�conducted a silent auction and bid on�three pens. Was lucky enough to�
successfully bid for a D’Uccle/ Wyndotte Cross and have�nicknamed her Penny. She has already started egg�production whilst being chased by other chooks and�settling into her new home. The auction was well attended�and the last 15 minutes was frantic to say the least.No�longer selling eggs at the Subiaco Growers Market and�took some show winning eggs to my centurion old mate�“Bert Spooner” who celebrated his 100�th� Birthday on�Wednesday 26�th� March. Pleased to report egg production�along with the size of the eggs has increased with the�passing of moulting season and cooler weather.�Neighbours have reported seeing three foxes in paddocks�over the past month and even when I return home late from�the Football Club diligently conduct a night security check�in an endeavour to protect the safety of my pets.�Recreation Road users may think I am a wild bird breeder�with Ibis and Pink Galahs haunting the chookyard chasing�easy poultry feed supplies. Wish they would migrate to the�nearby Drakesbrook Weir with lots of water and a beautiful�environment. I attended my second funeral service there�recently and Waroona is lucky to have such a facility to say�goodbye. Sincere sympathy to Joan, Larry, Jeff, Paula and�families on the passing of Bert. Now that local football�season is about to commence my wife Maryann will�continue to roundup up the chooks at night time as they still�enjoy two to three hours per day free range as part of their�daily activity. All that is left now is for my friend Robert to�tackle building the Chookshed ready for winter and greater�protection for the chooks. -�Ken�
Most of you will already know me as the�local vet nurse with a passion in poultry�breeding and showing, I started breeding�poultry when I was just 10yrs old and my daughter at age�6yrs is quickly following in my footsteps. She proudly takes�her best Hens to the local country shows. The topic this�month is�Moulting:� Feathers are moulted and replaced�annually, normally after the breeding season, it requires a lot�of energy to grow and replace feathers, so often hens in�moult will appear pale and often stop laying. The process�takes between 3-6 weeks, each new feather pushes the old�one out of the follicle, this may happen over the entire body�all at once which leaves the hen looking like a hedgehog and�very uncomfortable. It is a well-known fact that a good layer�will moult quickly and recover very quickly compared to a�poor or old layer that will moult slowly over a long time a few�feathers at a time. Feathers are made of protein. The feather�replenishment takes a lot out of the bird nutritionally, so�although they may slow or stop laying it is not the time to�decide to buy cheap feed. To help your birds get through this�nutritionally draining time many breeders will have their�special additives they give, basically your hen needs a good�balanced ration with a little extra protein over this month,�common extra additives breeders give are a handful of�sunflower seeds each day or a handful of quality dry cat food�every second day (Do not give raw meat, dog biscuits have�to much cereal in them and much of there protein is derived�from grains to be of any benefit to your chook unless you are�feeding a true premium dog food) or Cooked scrambled/�mashed eggs or Sprouting grains especially alfalfa and�sesame seeds (see my website on how to sprout gains for�your birds)or mealworms or earthworms Moulting food sold�at pet shops for caged song bids (but is expensive ).�- Kellie�
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Donations Required!�Last year the Lion’s Auction was a roaring success!�
So now we are preparing for this year’s�
Annual�Monster Auction�
To be held�Saturday 17�th� May� at the Waroona Show Grounds�
So if you have any good quality new or used stuff taking up space at�your place, please consider donating it to our auction.�
Items can be dropped off at the Show Grounds by arrangement or we�can pick up in Waroona and surrounding areas.�
Contact:�Bill Rafferty 9733 1388 Grant Hewett 0417 919 777�Dom Della Franca 9733 1857 Alan Lochowicz 97331698�
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Waroona Football Club� �Invites�
All members, supporters and sponsors to� �
The First Home Game for season 2014� Versus Rockingham.�
Enjoy the twilight spectacle�on Saturday April 5�th�.�
�Colts 2.00pm, Reserves 4.00pm and League 6.00pm.�
Go Dynamic Demons.�
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Spoiling our fun and games�Usually this column covers pests that�affect our farms, gardens and natural�habitats. But this month it is the turn�of an insect and a weed which both�have the capacity to ruin the�recreational activities that West�Australians hold dear.�Not welcome at home�Making a list of typical barbecue�goodies is like preparing a gourmet�menu for the European wasp�(�Vespula germanica�). Soft drinks and�beer, meat and meat products such�as sausages and also cakes or other�sweet treats are all favourite fare for�this aggressive stinger. Given that�many barbecues are social gatherings�European wasps in the backyard�would be most unwelcome. The�chance of someone drinking from a�can and getting stung on or in the�mouth is very real, and for people with�allergic reactions the result could be�life-threatening.�Keep them at bay�Fortunately European wasps are not�established in Western Australia�although many individual queens�arrive in the state annually, usually�after crawling into road freight that�originates in eastern Australia.�Officers from the Department of�Agriculture and Food (DAFWA)�destroy many nests every year. At the�time of writing, this summer DAFWA�has destroyed 20 nests but that�number will certainly rise in the near�future. Often DAFWA hears about�them thanks to people who have�
water, causing all aquatic life to die. It�is illegal to sell salvinia and it is also�illegal to own it. But realistically it has�to be acknowledged that there must�be many gardens in Western Australia�which have this weed choking their�ponds. The crucial thing is to stop�salvinia escaping from the backyards�that still harbour it. Anyone owning�salvinia should never dispose of�unwanted clumps by dumping them in�public lakes, rivers or other natural or�manmade water courses.�Occasionally salvinia may be�available at events where people sell�home-grown plants, such as fetes,�swap-meets, weekend markets and�the like. Salvinia also turns up on�internet trading sites. Please report�any such instances to PaDIS.�Currently the two large salvinia�infestations in the Perth metropolitan�area are in Myaree and High�Wycombe. Local councils are working�on eradicating the weed.�If you have a query or want to report�something unfamiliar, ring the Pest�and Disease Information Service�(PaDIS) on Freecall 1800 084 881 or�email�[email protected]�
recognised the insects as European�wasps and reported them to the Pest�and Disease Information Service�(PaDIS). Members of the public can�take part in DAFWA’s ‘Adopt-a-trap’�program. Ring PaDIS on Freecall�1800 084 881 or email�[email protected]� to request a�surveillance trap. Be suspicious of�any wasps that are attracted to�barbecues or pet food bowls, and�learn how to identify this species.�Similarities and differences�Superficially European wasps�resemble the now established paper�wasps in that both have bodies with�black and yellow stripes. Paper wasps�have orange brown antennae�whereas those of European wasp are�black, but of course the antennae can�only be observed at close range.�However, the easiest way to tell the�species apart can be done at a safe�distance. Take note of the flight�patterns. Paper wasps fly and hover�quite weakly with their legs dangling,�but European wasps fly swiftly with�darting movements and they tuck�their legs up beneath them rather like�a bee.�Grounded by a water weed�The floating weed salvinia (�Salvinia�molesta�) can grow so thickly on�waterways that leisure activities such�as boating, swimming and fishing�become impossible. In any case�anglers would find nothing worth�fishing for, even if they could access�the water, because salvinia prevents�sunlight and oxygen from entering the�
Waroona Lions Farmers Market�The next Farmers Market will be on Sunday, April 6th at�
the Memorial Hall from 8am till noon.�Come along and support the first one for 2014.�
If you have a few things to sell, why not treat the market as a car boot sale and�bring your stuff along, you are more than welcome.�
For more information about the markets, or to book a stall, please contact�either:�
Pauline Boreham 0415 565 813 or Lisa Fry 0415 954 993�
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Domestic Stamps Prices…now on the up…Officially!�Stamps for a standard domestic (within Australia) letter rise from 60c to 70c as from March 31�st�, 2014.�For those of you who still have a stock of 60c stamps we will have 10c stamps available to go with�them. A large letter increases from $1.20 to $1.40 etc. We appreciate your patience with the�changeover.�Australia Post Concession Account(MyPost)�There is some relief from this stamp price increase & others! If you hold a valid & current federal�government concession card you will be eligible to apply to purchase concession stamps at a reduced�price. As with all government processes there is a bit of procedure to adhere to first…and yes it does�involve a form! However once you have applied for a ‘Mypost’ account you will receive a free booklet�of 5 concession stamps, the ability to purchase up to 50 concession stamps per year, concession rates�on Mail on Hold and Mail Redirection services. There are information brochures available at the post�office, and application forms. Pick one up from here to check it out or see the Australia post website to�see if your eligible.�Banking Deposits for Commonwealth Customers?�Just a reminder , if you are wanting to make a deposit into a commonwealth account that is not your�own, we require you to use the account card, or passbook to make the entry. As an agency we are�unable to deposit funds from you into someone else’s account using paper deposit slips. That can still�be done however at a Commonwealth bank, the closest being at Harvey.�Postage on Postards increased�With recent postal prices changes earlier this year, we wanted to highlight that cheaper postage for�postcards is no longer the case. Postage is now the same as a standard letter.�L�et us help you…�With the cost of postage increasing, customers should know that post office staff are happy to help you�find the cheapest method of posting. Just ask at the counter for some help, explain to us what our�trying to do…and we’ll do our best to get the best postage price for you!�Cheers from the Team at the Post Office�
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Everyone at Waroona Vets wishes Nurse Kellie well as she goes off on maternity leave.�We will sure miss her and can’t wait for her to come back! We have our two registered�nurses Clare and Hayley taking over Kellie’s duties. Nurse Clare will also be providing�
grooming on Thursdays.�
Just a reminder we have plenty of�appointments now available with�both Dr Ron and Dr Rebecca at�
times convenient to you. Give us a�call if we can help you out. We�
would love to see your four legged�friends down at the vets or out and�
about!�
Yellow “I need space” leashes are now available�from us. For more information on the Yellow�
Dog project come in for some FREE�information or visit�
http://www.yellowdog-australia.k9events.com/�
The Yellow Dog Project :–�Don’t say hello to a dog wearing�
Yellow!�The Yellow Dog Project is a�worldwide campaign to make people�aware that not all dogs like to meet�and greet. This could be because the�dog:�Is in training�Is nervous or shy with other�
people or dogs�Is deaf�May be from a rescue group and�
is being rehabilitated�May be injured�Is recovering from surgery�Is old and tired�Has just been adopted�Gets too excited or grumpy�
When a dog is wearing yellow it�identifies that dog as needing space.�Yellow dogs are dogs that need a bit�more room than the average dog.�Why is this a good idea?�We all like to have our personal space�respected and so should our dogs.�We wouldn’t like random people�rushing up to say hi or hugging us nor�do our dogs.�
If you see a dog with something�yellow on their leash, this is a dog that�needs some space. Please do not�approach this dog with your dog.�Please maintain distance and give�this dog and their owner time to move�out of your way. I assure you those�people who own these kinds of dogs�appreciate your help and respect.�Please note: This is NOT suitable�for dogs with a bite history.� �If your dog has behaviour or�aggression problems we recommend�that you should contact a qualified�ethical force free Dog �Trainer� or your�Veterinarian for assessment and if�appropriate referral to a Veterinary�Behaviourist.�For more information please visit the�yellow dog project pages in Australia�at�http://www.yellowdog-�australia.k9events.com/� or�https://�www.facebook.com/�YellowdogAustralia�. Some of this�information has been sourced directly�from the yellow dog websites; please�visit them for more information.�Remember:�Don’t say hello to a dog wearing�Yellow!�Frosina Duckin RVN�
It also means that your dog is less�likely to have a bad experience with�another dog if you know they ‘don’t�want to play.”�If we can make the community aware�that these dogs just need some space�we can all get along better. Apart from�not saying hello to a dog in yellow we�should also ensure we fully comply�with local leash laws. Unless it is a�designated dog off lead area keep�your dog on lead! It is incredibly�stressful for a dog on lead to be�rushed at by a loose dog.�What do I have to do?�If you think your dog needs some�space put something yellow on your�dog when you both go out. There are�leads and collars you can buy that are�specifically branded saying “I need�space”. There are also doggy�bandannas and vests to make it really�obvious from afar that this is a dog�that needs space. You can also tie a�yellow ribbon to your dog’s lead�however it may not be very obvious�from far away. We don’t recommend�using yellow dog poo/waste bags as�many people tie them to their lead�without having a “yellow dog”.�
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We hope you�are enjoying�reading the�snippets of the�
history of our district. This month’s�history in our district focuses on the�Parker Family and the Parker Fruit�Packing Shed. The Parker family farm�was originally the site of the Number�11 Mill (or Eleven Mile Mill) operating�along the Drakes Brook in the hills of�Waroona. The mill had a number of�houses, including a boarding house�and a school at one stage. The mill�suffered its fate in a fire in 1908 and in�1912 the site was purchased by�brothers Fred and Tom Parker, with�one of the remaining houses becoming�the Parker homestead.�
The Parker family grew grain,�vegetables and fruit and the produce�was marketed in Waroona, Nanga�Brook and sent via train to the�metropolitan area. Fred Parker’s�children, Charles and Elizabeth had a�5 mile (8km) walk each way from their�farm to the Waratah School each day,�later transferring to The Upper Murray�School and then the Sliprails School.�Many of you may not realise it, but the�building opposite the Waroona�Bowling Club on Parnell Street started�life as the fruit packing shed at the�Parker Farm. It was purchased in�1952 by the members of the Masonic�Lodge for use as their meeting venue,�having previously used the Memorial�Hall. The packing shed was�transported down from the hills on a�jinker, members having to fell trees�along the track to allow its passage.�The land it resides on today was�donated by the NcNeill brothers and�the building and extensions were�consecrated in December 1952 and�dedicated by the then Grand Master,�James Sykes Battye. By 1966 the�
Waroona Historical Society News�Waroona Dam construction had�consumed the Parker farm.�On Sunday 23 March, our Vice�President Glenece Walmsley was�interviewed by 6PR presenter Steve�Gordon on the segment“The Way We�Were”. Glenece spoke to Steve about�the history of Waroona, some of the�earlier businesses and recreational�activities and the excellent facilities�and employment opportunities our�town has to offer today. Well done�Glenece.�Don’t forget to like our Facebook Page�www.facebook.com/�WaroonaHistoricalSociety�We also have a website�
The Parker Fruit Packing�Shed on Parker’s Farm� The relocated shed used by�
the Masons�
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with 324 league games and he will be�a playing coach similar to Rocky�Caruso last year.�Coach Hysen has appointed Utility�Player Kurt Brown as Captain and�former Defender Lindsay Wilson as�Vice Captain after returning from a�shoulder injury from last season. Both�were elevated to the Leadership�Team after training the house down�pre season. Lindsay is likely to be�placed in the middle of the ground to�give further grunt to Rocky Caruso,�Grant Coxon and Zac Indich together�with Jackson Hiscock and Matt�Mortimer when they are available�from their North West employment.�Daniel Johnson is the local choice for�the difficult Centre Half Forward�position.�Veteran Troy Purser and Ben Howell�lead the defence and Aayden Crooks�will lead the ruck supported by Dean�Shore who has returned after a�season at Harvey Brunswick-�Leschenault. The reserves are primed�to make their presence felt in the�finals after a disappointing exit from�the finals race after being positioned�in the top two all season before the�last qualifying game.�Playing League Coach Dean Taylor is�in his second term together with his�invaluable assistant John Mason.�Taylor has played in seven winning�grand finals and knows the hard work�it takes to win an elusive premiership.�The League Squad were presented�with their guernsey’s at the�presentation night on Thursday by life�members Peter Ward and Scott�Faulkner. Talented and skilful player�Ben Wright has been named Captain�for the second year and supported by�the Leadership Team of Mat Thomas,�Steele Court and Adam Clancy.�Loud cheers were received when�Alfred Angi, and Harry Ellis were�presented with their League�Guernseys to recognise their efforts�
from pre season. Players returning�from serious injury were Tommy�Carroll and Justin Giumelli and they�will add further zip around the ground.�Quentin Bolton a premiership player�in 2012 returns from Narrogin Hawks�along with his nephew Isiah Jetta-�Bolton who is likely to line up in a�back pocket. Key Defender Aaiden�Fotheringham (Archie) has been�cleared from Kulin in the Eastern�Districts Football League and former�premiership wingman Ben Mathews-�Herald has returned from a year in�Whitfords in the WA Amateur Football�League.�Two other key utility players who have�trimmed down in the offseason are�Matt Atcheson and Aaron Payrits and�they are looking like a million dollars�and could be classified as new�recruits. Last years Fairest and Best,�Courtney Lakay and runnerup Rhett�Mason will again be crucial with their�ball skills and bring others into the�game. Coaches Taylor and Mason�know how important it is to win early�games to earn a double chance in the�finals for players to remain fresh.�Centrals from Mundijong have been�on a recruiting drive after an early exit�in season 2013 in the finals race but�Waroona continue to be the�benchmark.�Club officials in the off season�continue to spend many hours of�voluntary service and a new bar�facility has been built and enlarged by�talented members. The natural�wooden timber top of Jarrah and�Black butt courtesy of Life Member�Steve brown is simply outstanding.�President Deb Clancy thanked�everyone for their input into the off�season at the Jumper Presentation on�Thursday 27�th� March and Waroona�Football Club operations is bearing�fruit.�New Members ,supporters and loyal�local sponsors are welcome to attend�the first home game on Saturday 5�th�
April against arch rivals Rockingham�Rams. Timetables are;�Colts 2.00 pm Reserves 4.00pm �League 6.00pm.�
Waroona Football�Club is set for�another good season�in 2014 if the last�training session is�any indication before�the Alcoa Peel�Football League�commences this�weekend at McLarty�
Oval ,Pinjarra in a Grand Final�Replay. A record number of 27 Colts�Players participated enthusiastically in�training and overall the group tallied�sixty.�Colts Mentor and Senior Coach Glen�Wilson at the Guernsey Presentation�stated the enthusiasm of the colts has�given a real buzz around the the club�and they are the future of the club.�Together with Assistant Coach Rhys�Newman they have named Daniel�Young as Captain and Robert Bury�and Josh Commisso are the vice�Captains. Mark Spence from�Mandurah Centrals has joined the�Colts coaching team as Assistant�Coach along with his son Mark likely�to be positioned as a key forward. The�depth of the team is excellent and the�twenty two spots will be keenly�contested.�The Reserves Coach appointed is�Jasan Hysen the clubs record holder�
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Well the cricket season has come to�an end and the Waroona Warriors B�Grade is in the grand final for the�second year in a row. With a chance�to make it two in a row, Captain Nic�Rep has moulded this team perfectly�and on the back of his personal�efforts, is a huge chance for victory.�Waroona Warriors E Grade was�unable to push for finals but�nevertheless still had a reasonable�season. With a blend of young and�old players, the E grade had a crack�in every game, but struggled in the�batting. The team was well led by�
president Daniel Dodds. The�presentation night was held after the�last home and away game and�everyone enjoyed the vast selection�of food supplied by the players and�numerous awards were handed out.�B Grade:�Batting Av: Nic Rep�Batting Agg: Nic Rep�Bowling Av: Adam Clancey�Bowling Agg: Adam Clancey�Cricketer of the year: Nic Rep�E Grade:�Batting Av: Daniel Dodds�Batting Agg: Daniel Dodds �Bowling Av: Mark Butler�Bowling Agg: Mark Butler�Cricketer of the year: Daniel Dodds�Club Person: Bronwyn Dodds�Kyle Jones Award: Jeff Eastcott�Junior Cricketer: Jarrod Dodds�Congratulations to Nic Rep and�Daniel Dodds who both took out the�cricketer of the year and batting�awards in their grades for the whole of�the Peel Cricket Association. Well�done to all the award winners. Shane�Lommans was awarded life�
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membership of the Waroona Warriors�for his dedication and commitment to�the club over a long period of time.�His efforts include being president of�the club, turf wicket curator, captain of�two grand final winning sides and�member of the committee for the�whole time he has played for�Waroona. Well deserved, Shane and�many congratulations from past and�present members of the club. Thank�you to everyone on the committee�and to anyone who helped at the club�during the year.�To all our sponsors, a big thank you�for your donations and support during�the year.�WAROONA HOME HARDWARE�DRAKESBROOK TAVERN�ALCOA�WESTFARMERS�WAROONA POST OFFICE�WAROONA IGA�KAYE L PREEN. ACCOUNTANTS�CHARLES HULL CONTRACTING�SHIRE OF WAROONA�DRAKESBROOK DESPATCH�
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Waroona Bowling Club News�Firstly my apologies�to Bob Clark for�missing out the�results of the Men’s�Singles�Championship in the�
last edition. Last year Bob surprised�everyone by going down to the wire in�the final against Dom Ferraro. He lead�by a huge margin, but allowed nerves�to get to him and could not close out�the game. This year he must have�learnt from his mistake and so it was�no surprise to see him once again in�the final. He was playing against our�President, Mark Hiller, who lead from�the start and built up a sizeable lead.�Bob, however, stayed calm and slowly�closed the gap and overtook Mark’s�score. Once the pressure was on, it�was Mark’s turn to be nervous and his�normally sound game deteriorated.�Bob was the eventual winner in a�game that was as good as it gets.�Well played, Bob!�
Waroona Bowling Club�
AGM�Wed. May 21st�
7 pm�
The Murray League Championships�are now underway for both the Men�and the Ladies. We are represented�in all areas and hopefully will have�some results for you in the next issue.�The Men recently had an Open�Triples competition and have an Open�Fours on Friday April 4�th�.Our annual�Anzac Day bowls event is coming up�soon, so make sure you nominate for�either the Club or the RSL.Two dates�to put in your diaries are the Club�Closing Day on Saturday, 10�th� May�starting at1.30pm. This will be�followed by the Presentation of�Trophies and a Sponsors Dinner.�Details of the cost are not available to�me at present, so keep checking the�Club notice board for details. The�other date top remember is for the�AGM on Wednesday May 21�st�,�starting at 7pm. Nomination sheets�will be on the notice boards soon, so if�you are interested in being more�involved with your Club, check it out.�
Several Men and Ladies went away to�the Country Week Championships in�Perth recently. I believe there were�some good results and may be�someone can write about them for the�next issue. One guy, however, just�found the whole experience too much.�
Pennant Results.�The Ladies Pennant side had an�extremely good year this year. Having�been promoted into 2�nd� Division, they�were expecting to have some very�hard games. However, they exceeded�all expectations and finished in�second position after the final round.�This year the Ladies had a finals�playoff for the Pennant, but�unfortunately they lost both their�games, but well done Ladies. The�Men had a topsy turvey season for�their Saturday games, but finished up�in 4�th� place after the final round. In the�playoffs they won their first two�
games, but were beaten once again�by Yunderup in the Grand Final.�Tuesday pennants was a different�story, losing only 3 games for the�whole competition. Two of those�losses were to Port Bouvard, but they�still managed to stay in the top�position ahead of Port Bouvard. This�means they will be promoted to third�Division next season. In the play offs�for the Pennant, they were able to�hold out to Port Bouvard in the major�semi and then come from behind to�defeat Meadow Springs in the Grand�Final. Well done guys!!!!!�
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