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Drakesbrook Despatch�

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Next issue�Friday May 1st 2015�

Deadline� -�Friday April 24th 2015�For Advertising & Copy 9733 2183�

drakesdespatch@gmail.com�74 South West Highway�

(PO Box 215, Waroona, 6215)�Office open Fridays 10:30 to 11:30�

A volunteer monthly newsletter for the residents of�Waroona, Preston Beach, Lake Clifton, Hamel, Coolup & Yarloop.�

APRIL� 2015 www.drakesdespatch.com.au Issue 64�

Coming Up in & around Waroona�Thurs April 2nd� Demons Season Launch� 6:30pm Town Oval - See ad inside�Thurs. April 9th� Youth Action Event�Waroona Skate Park - See ad inside�Sun April 12th� All Australian car Day�See advert inside�Fri April 17th� Official Opening of Gymnasium�upgrade - Recreation Centre�Sat April 25th� Anzac Day Service�11am Waroona War Memorial�Fri May 8th� Cuppa for Cancer 9:30am till Noon�Creative Arts Centre�Sat May 16th�Lions Monster Auction�Waroona Show Grounds�

The Waroona/Hamel RSL will be�conducting the ANZAC Day Service at�

the Waroona War Memorial on the corner�of South West Highway and�

Parnell Street at 11 am on the 25�th� April 2015.�

All Veterans, Representatives of Veterans and Community Service�Organisations are invited to participate in the ANZAC Day March.�Please form up at 10:45am in front of the Memorial Hall on South�

West Highway.�For those wishing to lay wreaths during the Service�

please advise at your earliest convenience.�Should you require any further information regarding the ANZAC�

Day Service or Membership to the RSL please call or email.�Tracey Fickling (President)�

0408 937 577�waroonahamelrsl@gmail.com�

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Nulsen Haven�2�nd� Wednesday - Seniors Hall�

– Jan Wood 9733 3701�

EMERGENCY�NUMBERS�

(�Police 9733 7400�(�Fire Brigade 000�(�Ambulance 000�(�State Emergency Service 000�(�Waroona Taxi 9733 1481�(�Water Corp (faults) 13 13 75�(� W�estern Power (faults) 13 13 51�

UNITING CHURCH�

Thatcher Street,�Waroona�

Worship Services�& Sunday School�

Each Sunday at 9:30am�A warm welcome is extended to all.�Elders: Rob & Charlotte Bruce�

Phone: 9733 1018�Minister Robbie Jetta�

0478 243 765�

Community Calendar for Meetings, Church Services& Events�

Agricultural Society�3rd Thurs—Alison Birch 9733 1092�

Central Districts Axemen’s�Association�.�

Linda Miller 9733 2098�

Community Car�Waroona Resource Centre -�

9733 2545�

Coolup Craft Group�Wednesdays CWA Room,�

Coolup 9530 3258�

Coolup CWA�2nd Monday each month�

Coolup LCDC (Landcare)�1�st� Monday of the month�Kim Wilson 9733 2628�

Coolup Progress Association�1st Thurs of month 9 am Coolup Hall�

Bev Alexander 0407 381 281�

First Waroona Girl Guides�Mondays 4pm Scout Guide Hall,�

Fouracre St.(Excluding public holidays.)�

Dam Spinners�Fortnightly CWA Rooms, Yarloop�

Joy Jackson 9733 1810�

FRAGYLE�Preston Beach Hall�3rd Sat. Monthly�

Hilary Wheater 9733 1219�

Lake Clifton Landcare�Contact: Nancy Fardin 9739 1154�

Lake Clifton/Herron Progress &�Sporting Association�

Meetings every 2nd month on the 3rd Monday�Contact: Jenny Rose 0428 343 028�

Preston Beach Progress Assoc.�Quarterly Meeting,�

phone 9739 2090 for details�

Really Really Free Markets�Every 3rd Saturday�

Memorial Hall - 1 to 3pm�

Senior Citizens Welfare�Last Wednesday - Jan Wood 9733 3701.�

Hall Hire: Shire Office 9733 7800�

South Mandurah Al-Anon Group�Evary Monday at 10am Uniting Church,�

2 Reees Place, Wannanup�

St John Ambulance�3rd Monday 7:30pm -�

Carol Racco 9733 2122�

Tai Chi�Pisconeri Hts Park�

Thursday, 10 am – Del Leahy�

THE SALVATION�ARMY�

Family Worship With�The Salvos�

Services every second Sunday,�April 12th & 26th @ 10am�

Meeting at Waroona Community�Resource Centre�

10 Henning Street, Waroona�EVERYONE WELCOME�

Contact: Shirley - 9733 1842�

WAROONA�CATHOLIC CHURCH�

Waroona/Yarloop�Mass Times�:�

Waroona�: Sundays at 8.30am�Yarloop�: Second and Fourth�Saturday of the Month at 6pm.�

Parish Priest: Father Jay Johnson� Ph: 9733 1225�

Email: warcathpar@amnet.net.au�

Wagerup Community�Consultative Network�

For information contact�Tom Busher at Alcoa on 9733 8768�

Waroona Historical Society�3rd Thurs 4:00pm�

Debra Tyler 041 7 70 5 966�

Waroona Lions� 2nd & 4th Monday—�

Grant Hewett 0417 919 777�

MANDURAH -�WAROONA BUS�

Thurs. April 9th &�23rd�at 9:00am from�the Waroona Hotel,�

South West Highway�Mandurah Bus Charters�

9581 6555�

Waroona Hamel R&SL�1st Mon in Feb(AGM), May,�

Aug & Nov Frank Wood 9733 1371�

Waroona Arts and Crafts Centre�Opening Times: Mon. 9:30 - Noon,�

then 1 - 3pm. Tues. 9am - 3pm.� Wed (fortnightly) 10am -2pm�

Fri. 9.30 - Noon.�New Members Welcome.�

ST MARK’S�ANGLICAN�CHURCH�

WAROONA�Normal Services are held on�the 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sunday of�each month at 9:00am and on�the 4th Sun. at 10:30am.�

Rev. Julie Baker�0459 471 894�

WAROONA�CHRISTIAN�

FELLOWSHIP AOG�Services 10am Sundays Senior�

Citizens Centre, Millar St.�*GOD heals today. If you are sick we are�happy to pray for you – watch GOD heal�*Mid week home meetings�*We care for you – because GOD cares�for you�

Info: Lynton & Chris Benson-�97331672: 0419951858�

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Sub Centre Opening Times�Tues & Thurs�

9:00am - 1:30pm�Phone: 9733 2122�EMERGENCY: 000�

www.waroonaambulance.com.au�

Waroona State�Emergency Service�

Training every Wed 9733 1477�

WELL OF LIVING�WATER�

Meetings at 7 Butler Retreat�Waroona�

7 pm every 2nd Friday�Needed, prayer Warriors for our�

Nation from 2 Chronicles 7v14�All welcome supper after.�

Waroona Playgroup�Playgroup is open Mon,�Tues and Thurs 9-11am,�

PH:� 9733 1979�

Waroona Pensioner’s� Social Club�

1st Wed—Dot Hansen 9733 1892�

Waroona�Lions�

Farmers�Market�

NO MARKET in April,�due to the Easter�

weekend. The next�market is on:�

Sunday May 3rd 2015� 8am till Noon�

Bay prices are $10 and sellers�can set up from 6.30am�

For more information about�the markets, or to book a stall,�

please contact:� Lisa Fry 0415 954 993�

As always the future of the�Market is in your hands. If you�want it Support it. This is a�non-profit event by the Lions�

Club of Waroona and all�proceeds go back into the�

Community�

Web Addresses for you�

If you would like your Web�address included here, please�

let us know?�

Ag Society�www.waroonashow.com.au�  Waroona Redbacks Basketball�www.waroonaredbacks.com.au�Jeanette Hornby�www.jeanettehornby.com.au�Peel-Harvey Catchment Council�www.peel-harvey.org.au�

A�ntonia Fiorenza�Audrey Smith�Bert Tripplett�Dylam Fry Moyles�Emilia Cirilo�Ingrid Feinauer� �Jacob Walmsley�Jessie Walmsley�Jan Lepper�

Congratulations to the following people�with Birthdays in April�

Jean Johnston�Jemma Fry Moyles�Joel Gray�Pascal Angi�Polly Bonner�Ray Walmsley�Russell Shore�Sam Lorraway�Shirley Templeman Twells�

Thelma Burston�Tony Fiorenza�Samuel Sutton�

Easter Mass Times�St Patrick’s Church, Waroona�

Holy Thursday: April 2�Mass of the Lord’s�Supper, 7:00pm�Good Friday: April 3�Praying the Way of the�Cross, 9:00am�

(An Ecumenical Outdoor�Service)�

Celebration of the Lord’s�Passion, 3.00pm�Holy Saturday: April 4�The Easter Vigil, 7.00pm�Easter Sunday: April 5�Mass 9.00am�Fr Jayan Johnson HGN,�Parish Priest.�Waroona Catholic Parish�.�

ST MARK’S�ANGLICAN�CHURCH�

WAROONA�

EASTER SERVICES�

GOOD FRIDAY 3rd APRIL�9:30 am�

EASTER SUNDAY 5th APRIL�10:30 am�

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" see our web page for bottleshop specials and full restaurant  menu -�www.thewaroonahotel.com.au� �"�

OPENING TIMES�Monday 11 - late�

Tuesday 3.30 - late�Wed. Thurs. Fri. 11 - late�

Saturday 10 - late�Sunday 11 - late�

DINING ROOM OPEN 7 DAYS�(Except Lunch Tuesdays)�12 - 2.30PM 6 - 8.30PM�

DRIVE THRU BOTTLESHOP, TAB,�RESTAURANT, ACCOMMODATION�

,�$10�Take-Aways�

Everyday� Call for orders�

and options�

Drive thru takeaway food, ring to place�order - drive thru to pick up all meals�

7 days/week�TRUE DRIVE THRU SERVICE�

BUNBURY�T�ELEVISION� C�ITY�T�ELEVISION� C�ITY�

Antenna Installation Specialists�Digital services on�

Satellite •� Sales & Service •�

9721 3190�0408 935 159�

WAROONA POST�SHOP�

Ladies & Mens Clothing� •Surf Wear� •Giftware� •Toys�

Lay-By Welcome�Open 9-5 Mon- Fri�

9733 1238�

4� tonne�excavator,�bobcat, 8 tonne�hiab truck�

Soak wells, stump removal,�trenching, driveways, block�

clearing, and more�Call today for a quote�

Steve 0428 770 256�email;�

steveadams1869@gmail.com�Waroona and Surrounding areas�

When: Monday - 13th APRIL 2015� Where: Waroona Community CENTRE� Time: From 9 am - 12 Noon�

Treatments that can be performed in Waroona�

•� Anti Ageing Plans/Skin Analysis. Facials/Peels/Masks. Muscle Relaxants/fillers�

• PRP - Platelet Rich Plasma. Use your own blood to rejuvenate and heal.�

• Pelleve - Non Surgical Face Lift�

• Carboxytherapy - Wrinkles, Eyes - dark circles/ puffiness, Cellulite, Fat, Lax Skin,� Stretchmarks, Wounds anywhere on the body and Hair Loss.�

• Lipodisolve. Surgictron - mole removal. Veins. Hair Loss. Weight Loss.�

• General Wellness and Styress Management.�

ALL TREATMENTS ARE MEDICAL AND PERFORMED BY MEDICAL STAFF ONLY.�

Normally the 3rd Monday in each month, but�for April only it will be the 2nd Monday�

April 2015 Page 7�Thank you to the�Ladies of the Anglican�Op Shop for the bag�of wool and knitted�squares. Thanks also�to Pam Corker House�

for 2 bags of wool. Thanks to Grant�for a large bag of wool and we extend�our sympathy to Grant on the loss of�his Mum. We helped his mum with a�donation of wool because she loved�to crochet. Thank you Barbara for�finishing a lovely pink rug which�someone donated as squares.�Barbara sewed them together and put�a lovely edging on to it. This rug has�been donated to Waroona Playgroup�to raffle. Barbara also sewed up odd�

shaped crocheted pieces into a rug for�the community car. We are hoping on�our next charity knitting day, April 2�nd� –�a guest speaker from the local RSL will�join us so we can present them with�some of the Poppies that Lil, Jane and�Coral have completed. There are 104�so far and we are still knitting! Lois is�still sewing up squares and I have been�given some more from this 92 year old�lady. I will help to sew up squares as I�have some from my Mum who is also�busy knitting more teddies. It was great�to have Lil back in our company. We�have heard that Mona from New�Zealand will be here on the 1�st� June for�3 months, staying with her daughter in�

Coral’s Charity Knitters�

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.�0427 294 949 or 9733 3929�

Valentine’s Day Evening saw the�Inaugural Official Dressage Event for�newly founded ‘Murray Riding Club�Inc’, The Event was held on the�Waroona Town Oval, home of the�‘Demons’ Football Club, where riders�as far as the Swan Valley Region and�South of Bunbury attended. Murray�Riding Club Inc, also known as the�Murray Adult Riders are based at the�Murray Equestrian Centre, Coolup�which is currently in stage one of a�multi-million dollar upgrade project.�The event was planned when visiting�New Zealand Dressage Judge –�Robert Kofoed confirmed he would be�more than happy to judge an event�whilst visiting WA ... Along with�respected WA Judges – Denise Barker�and Sharon Addison, the event could�not have gone smoother, tests were�ridden pretty well on time and the�feedback received from all concerned�was nothing but positive. Club�President – Noeleen Kentish said “We�were so pleased to have to use of the�Oval for the event, at this time of the�year the weather can be so hot, and to�be able to hold an evening under�spotlights was something very special�for us. Our home grounds are in the�early stages of redevelopment and the�use of a local oval was invaluable to�

us”, The Shire of Waroona showed�great confidence and support for the�Murray Riding Club allowing dozens of�horses riding space on the football�oval, and so close to the beginning of�the football season, they we’re pleased�to find that the grounds were totally�unaffected following the competition,�and I’m sure a little relieved. President�Noeleen was also pleased to say, “We�had the support of local businesses�from the inception of this�event..Raywell Contracting, Charles�Hull Contracting, Schlam Engineering,�Curtis Electrical, Woodbury Plumbing,�KDH Equestrian, Waroona Rural�Services (all Waroona businesses),�plus Dunclees Renovations, & The�Bendigo Bank. The Waroona Football�

Club were more than accommodating�with the provision of lighting for the�event and Waroona Agricultural�Society opened their doors and loaned�us their beautiful newly refurbished�office building on the grounds” Murray�Riding Club Inc Committee would like�to thank everyone who took part in the�event, Wish a huge Congratulations to�all of winners and placegetters and�hope to see you all again next year for�rugs and rosettes galore. To find out�more about the Murray Riding Club�Inc.vi�sit�http://murrayridingclub.wix.com/�murrayadultriders�or join their Facebook page�https://�www.facebook.com/groups�/�murrayadultriders/�

Inaugural Dressage Competition Successful�

Mandurah. She comes over to�Waroona to visit many friends. We�are looking forward to her visits. Our�next dates for April are – 2�nd�, 16�th� &�30�th� then the 14�th� May.�Thank you, Coral Culling�

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Dr Chad O’Connor will be�at the Waroona�

Community Resource�Centre each week.�

For appointment days and�times please phone Chad on�

0458 940 981�

OC CHIROPRACTIC�

TOY LIBRARY - OPEN WEDNESDAY�FORTNIGHTLY�10AM TO NOON�

Waroona Community Resource Centre�10 Henning Street, Waroona WA 6215�

Phone: 9733 3011�Email: wccsdo@westnet.com.au�

Webpage: www.waroonacrc.net.au�Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am till 4pm�

Friday 9am till 3pm�

Family Support�Service�

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:�waroonaafss@zoho.com�We are a confidential, free service.�Funded by the Department for Communities�

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.�

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.�

or� hello@peelcls.com.au�

Waroona Community�Cuppa�

Wednesday fortnightly�10am to 12 noon�

Surgery Hours�Mon to Thurs 8.30am-4.30pm�

Friday 8.30 to 12 noon�Current Doctors are:�

Dr A Kaplan, Dr Pat Wallace,�and Dr Kattock�

For all after hours emergencies�contact Peel Health Campus�

on�9531 8000�

9733 1461�

FORREST MEDICAL�WAROONA SURGERY�

TransWA�FOR TRAIN TIMES AND BOOKINGS�

1300 662 205�BOOK YOUR TICKET ONLINE�

OR VISIT�LOCAL AGENT AT THE COMMUNITY�

RESOURCE CENTRE�

www.transwa.wa.gov.au�

SHIRE OF WAROONA�NOTICE OF MEETINGS 2015�

The Council of the Shire of Waroona will hold its Ordinary Council meetings on the following dates during 2015� 28 April, 26 May, 23 June , 28 July, 25 August�

22 September, 27 October, 24 November, 15 December (To be confirmed)�

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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meet the team�Harcourts Mandurah�

Harcourts Mandurah Office (08) 9581 9999�*�kathie.halfyard@harcourtsmandurah.com.au�*�irene.martindale@harcourtsmandurah.com.au�

Who’s selling Waroona?�If you are wanting to sell your Waroona Property�

CALL KATHIE OR IRENE TODAY!�Kathie Halfyard 0409 949 559 Irene Martindale 0417 355 257�

Wishing All Our Clients�A Happy, Safe & Relaxing Easter.�

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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�

SENIOR CITIZENS�Hi all, Well March is almost gone, and�Easter is almost here, we hope you all�enjoy your Easter break, if you are�travelling, take care, if you are staying�home, have a good one. We would�like to thank Dot Hansen for all the�good work she did in organizing the�Casino trips. Thank you Dot, greatly�appreciated, Dot has had to pass this�over due to bad health. Seniors�meetings are held on the last�Wednesday of every month at 1.30pm�at Seniors Hall in Millar Street, you�are welcome to join us, you can ring�Jan Wood on 97333701, for any�information. Take care Jan Wood.�

WAROONA PENSIONERS�SOCIAL CLUB�

After organising the Casino trips for�many years Dot Hansen, who is not in�good health at present, has decided�to call it a day. Thelma Burston and�Jan Wood have stepped up and will in�future be the new organisers. The�Casino regulars thank Dot for her past�efforts and hope she will soon return�to good health and that she will�continue to join them on the Casino�outings. The next Casino trip is�booked for Monday 4�th� May. Anyone�wanting to book their seat on the bus�should ring either Thelma Burston on�9733 1476 or Jan Wood on 9733�3701. If you want the Casino trips to�continue you must support them. It�was good to see more members at�our monthly meeting but no one came�forward with any suggestions for�outings so it was decided we would�share with the Seniors the outing they�have planned to go to Eaton Fair.�This is booked for Wednesday 15�th�

April. If you would like to go please�make sure you have your name down�

WAROONA CREATIVE�ARTS CENTRE�

Office bearers elected at our recently�held Annual General Meeting are:�President G Thomas�Vice President S Shore�Secretary P Bonner�Treasurer J Twaddle�Social Committee N Turner, J�Humby, M Alexander, M Porrins, J�Thomas�Our Craft Days as well as our Card-�making, Embroidery and Sewing Days�are in full swing and we invite anyone�interested in any of these handicrafts�to call in and see just what we are�doing. If you came to our Open Day�last year and can picture yourself�producing any of the beautiful work�you saw there, please call in. If you�have a skill you would like to share�with some eager-to-learn ladies,�please, please call in.�Our Cuppa for Cancer Morning Tea�will be on Friday 8�th� May where we�share a very pleasant morning to�raise funds for the Cancer Appeal.�Raffles, morning tea and sale of�goods will all be in aid of this�worthwhile charity.�

Letter to Editor�I would like to point out to the person�/persons in the vicinity of Millar Street�that, not only did they behave with no�thought for others, by selfishly playing�loud “music” until after 3 am last�Sunday morning (15� t h�) but they were�also breaking the law which decrees�“no excessive noise after 10 pm ”�Not all of us like “music,” and certainly�not other people’s played loudly and�without consideration at any time.�This is not the first time this has�happened but advice from the Police�might prevent it from happening�again.�Name and address provided.�

NULSEN.�Hello everyone, hope you are all�enjoying this lovely weather, not too�hot not too cold, and yes, a little rain.�Easter is almost upon us, we hope�you all have a safe and happy Easter,�we at Nulsen would like to thank all�those who supported our Easter�Raffle. Thanks so much, greatly�appreciated. We are looking for new�members, if you are interested,�please give Jan Wood a call on�97333701, We would like to thank Dot�Hansen, for all the good work, she put�in for our Casino trips, Dot is not in�good health, we wish you well Dot.�This has now been taken over by�myself and Thelma Burston, hope we�can do it justice. Take care - Jan�Wood (Secretary)�

Mr & Mrs Christmas Frosty�would like to thank the Firemen,�the police, electricians, every-�one! My daughter Michelle for�her support and help also my�dear friends Jean, Pat, Val,�Theresa, Ross, Nola and all the�children that were concerned�about our house.�My grandchil-�dren. Roy, James Ricky, and�Lavinia who all offered us a bed�and my son-in-law, Jimmy. If I�

Thank You�

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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�

CUPPA FOR CANCER�The Waroona Creative Arts�Centre will be holding their�

Morning Tea on Friday, May 8th�from 9.30 - 12.00�

There will be the�usual delicious�

spread as well as a�continuous raffle,�

big raffle, door prize�and hand made gifts�

for sale.�

Entry $5� All proceeds�going to the�

Cancer Appeal�

We invite all our guests, local�and visiting, to join us and�

make the morning our usual�success.�

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Well it has been a�pretty full on two�months and I have�never been more proud�of being part of this�awesome community.�Unfortunately there�was a bushfire and loss�

of a home and quite a few other�properties lost out buildings but there�was no loss of life and that is just�amazing. Waroona may be a small�country town but its heart is huge and�the way the community banded�together is something I will never�forget. My personal thanks to the�Waroona Lions Club for keeping me�fed, watered and for the much needed�laughs. You guys and girls are just�awesome!�Thank you�, thank you, thank you to all�the lovely ladies that joined us for our�Postie Fashion Party in February. The�amount of people who turned up blew�us away and we had to send Ambo�Mike off to raid his patio furniture to�bring some much needed chairs.�Thank you to the ambos who supplied�the rather yummy afternoon tea which�was enjoyed by all. Well except for�those of us who missed out due to two�call outs during the afternoon. I was�really looking forward to having�something scrumptious when I got�back but it was all gone! The afternoon�

SUB CENTRE NEWS�Crisis Care:�1800 199 008�;�Kids�Helpline:� 1800 551 800�;� Mental�Health Emergency�Response Line:�1800 676 822�;�Suicide Call Back�Service:�1300 659 467�VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE�OFFICERS URGENTLY REQUIRED� -�Driving ambulances, providing First�Aid and attending to and transporting�priority patients are just a few of the�services the Waroona St John�Ambulance Volunteers provide for our�community. St John Ambulance�Waroona needs individuals aged 21+�with a valid WA driver’s license and�current police clearance to help�maintain this essential community�service. Training and support for�volunteers is provided every step of�the way. All you need is a current�Provide First Aid Certificate (formerly�Senior First Aid) or be willing to obtain�one. More volunteers means less�pressure on our dedicated existing�volunteers.�Help Us Maintain This Vital Service�And Keep Our Community’s�Ambulance Service Operational —�JOIN TODAY!�On behalf of my fellow Volunteer�Ambulance Officers, have a safe,�happy and healthy Easter!�Judy Chalmers�Level 2 Volunteer�

raised approximately $700 for which�we are truly grateful. Thank you also to�those people who could not attend on�the day but very generously donated�money to the Sub Centre.�By the time� you read this we should�have taken possession of our brand�spanking new Mark VI Mercedes�ambulance which is replacing the Mark�V Mercedes currently used as our non-�urgent patient transport. There is much�excitement about this new ambulance�and not for the reasons you may think.�The current Mark VI vehicle that we�have has three different siren sounds�but apparently the new model of the�Mark VI has even more. I apologise in�advance for the next month as each�ambo gets their first drive because I’m�sure the sirens will be getting a�workout (just to make sure it works of�course).�Easter� is upon us so please stay safe�on the roads and more importantly look�after each other. It is holidays like this�that can affect people the most. If you�are concerned about yourself or�someone else please don’t try and�cope with it yourself as there is help�out there if you or someone you know�needs it. I have included some�numbers for your information.�Lifeline:�13 11 14�;�Mensline:�1300�789 978�;�Rural Link:�1800 552 002�;�

TIME FOR ANOTHER ACTION PACKED EVENT�Youth Action Event Waroona�The Youth Action Event will be held in�Waroona to celebrate National Youth�Week this Thursday the 10th of April.�This free event is held annually and�helps to celebrate and recognise�youth in our community. The action�packed event, sponsored by Alcoa,�Department for Communities and the�Shire of Waroona will run from 4 to�8pm and caters to kids from 12-18�years of age, if you have younger�ones then it also makes for a great�family outing. Skate boards, bikes,�scooters, music and lots of kids are�the order of the day at the Waroona�Recreation Centre Skate & Bike Park.�In the success of the past few years,�back again is Freestyle Now with�Shaun Jarvis running competitions�and giving skill building�demonstrations. The Buz Climbing�Wall will be set up on the outside�basketball courts, setting a great�challenge for all age groups. For the�younger ones or the young at heart,�the place to be may be on the bouncy�castle or Billy the Bucking Bull�provided by Beardy’s Bouncy Castles.�

Also we will feature the Nifty Nook�who specialise in recycled and arty�craft – they will be helping kids to�make and decorate badges and the�Waroona Youth Advisory Council�members will be turning children into�tigers and butterflies with their face�painting skills. Onsite also will be the�GP Down South bus providing�information and promotion of youth�health along and some interactive�activities. The Youth Action Event is�a popular event held every April, it�attracts a crowd of over 200 and there�is something for everyone. During the�evening, the Waroona Youth Advisory�Council, who assist with the�coordination of the event, will provide�a free sausage sizzle, there will also�be drinks available for sale.�Attendees are reminded to bring their�helmets to join in the Freestyle Skate�opportunities. The Shire of Waroona�has some fantastic facilities and it is�wonderful to be able to use them�creatively to give our young people�opportunities and experiences. We�look forward to seeing you at this�great event.�

Joke of the Month�if I die before you?�

One day there was a couple�sitting at a table discussing life.�

The lady asks the man:�” if I die before you will you�

re-marry?“�The man replies “yes!”�

“Will you live in the same�neighbourhood and house?”�“Yes, because it's a nice�

neighbourhood and a very nice�house.”�

“Will you sleep in the same bed?”�“Yes because it's a very�

comfortable mattress”�“ Will you let her use MY golf�

clubs?”�“No because she is left handed!”�

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.�Harvey Medical Group Waroona�

NEW LOCATION�Unit 6-9, 22 Fouracre Street Waroona.�

(Next to the hotel)�

Now open 5 Days�Monday - Friday�8.30am – 5.00pm�

Saturdays by Appointment�

Ph: 9733 3007�Or Harvey Branch - 9729 1600�

Registered Nurse available Tuesdays�For Pap Smears, Care Plans,�

Health Assessments and�Diabetic Care Plans.�

Please ask reception for further details.�

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Small Brickwork and Paving Type Jobs - Replace�Bricks and Pavers, Repair Bricks and Pavers.�Small Tractor Work - Assist with leveling, clearing�land, Fire Breaks, Mowing / Slashing.�Clean & Re-Grout Tiles, Replace Tiles.�General Hand Duties - Clearing, tidying block/yard.�Gyprock Repair & Small Paint Jobs.�Small Carpentry Repair Work.�Small Fencing Jobs.�Will look at any small jobs for a quote.�

Contact Scottie:�M: 0429 688 573�E: scottie4@bigpond.net.au�ABN: 72567848898�

FOR ALL YOUR LIVESTOCK REQUIREMENTS:�

Contact your local agent KEN REYNOLDS�Mobile: 0417 180 874�

now available delivered to you�- a top quality product -�

·� SLAUGHTER STOCK�·� STORE STOCK�·� BREEDING STOCK�

Mobile service for�all vehicles and�

machinery�Air Conditioning, Accessories installation�

Fault finding and repair�0434382080�

www.tylerae.com.au�

CONCRETE�NORCON WA Pty Ltd�

Phil 0427 272 748�

Driveways�Patios�Formwork�Reo-Fixing�Sawing�Drilling�

www.norconwa.com.au�

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Ph: 9733 3155�

DINE IN OR TAKE-AWAY�

97 South West Highway, Waroona�

• BYO Allowed�• Ample Parking�• Alfresco Dining�

• Children’s Playground�

Now Open Until 8pm�Every Friday, BYO Welcome�

Check out our NEW Dining Menu�PLUS a wide variety of CAKES�

Opening Times:�Mon to Thurs. 5.30 am to 5 pm�

Friday 5.30 am to 8 pm�Sat., Sun & Pub Holidays 6 am to 5 pm�

Will be holding the Zone 114 conference on�

Monday 25�th� May� at�SUNBREAKERS, 110 Mandurah Tce,�

MANDURAH�Hosted by Mandurah/Murray Branch�

And a dinner on the evening of�

Sunday 24�th� May�

If you are interested in attending�either or both�

of these functions please ring�9534 7960 or 9733 1303�

for further details�Registrations close 20th April�

SENIOR COMMUNITY TALKING�

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eel� odiatry� linic�Podiatrists Hung Quan and Kaye Drury�

are now consulting at Pam Corker House every 2nd Tues. from 1pm – 4.30pm.�To make an appointment, please call Peel Podiatry Clinic on:�

9586 3046�

IMC Chiropractic & Rehabilitation�Dr Margaret Durnan�

BSc (Chiro), B Chiro�• Manual Therapy�• Muscle Therapy�• Rehabilitation�• Dry Needling�• Sports Injuries�• Nutrition & Supplements�

Shop 2, 61 South West Highway, Waroona 6215�

Hours:�Mon, Tues & Thurs 8:00 to 6:30pm�

Friday 2:00 to 7:00pm�Appointments:�

Phone: 08 9733 2039�

I�ntegrated�M�usculoskeletal�C�are�

Waroona District High School Thank the Firies�

At a recent assembly at the High�School, Captain John Twaddle came�to speak about the recent events. All�the students wore RED in recognition�of the firies and the wonderful work�they do. The students presented Mr�Twaddle with a banner of thanks and�in return were given a red balloon�each.The school raised $536.65 on�the day.�

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ANZAC FEATURE�

Roberta Struck – Air Force�

Robert Kay – Air Force�

Roberta Struck - Air Force�

Bob Salter – Army�

Jean Bennett - Air Force�

This is our final feature in honour�of our Anzacs on this 100�th�

Anniversary year of their landing�at Gallipoli and their involvement�in “the War to end all wars.” Here�are some photos of local people�who volunteered for the Second�World War. It must be�emphasised that our monthly�feature has been a minute�snapshot of stories of our WA�Volunteers. Many didn’t come�home from the horrors of the�wars in which they fought. Their�names are on the War Memorial in�Waroona. Those who came home�were changed for ever.�

Hazel Koloski – Air Force�

All the pictures are of the�Volunteers who worked at�George Walmsley & Sons,�Waroona. Imagine 15 of your�employees leaving all at once�including the sons Raywood�and George. All these people�came home. There were�many more volunteers from�Waroona and the�surrounding districts too.�

George Walmsley – Army�

Miles Redmond – Air Force�

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Doug McKay – Air Force�

The First and Second World�Wars have featured�predominantly however there�are numerous men and women�in this community who fought�in the Korean War and the War�in Vietnam. Even today there�are service personnel from�Waroona in areas of conflict in�the Middle East. We at the�Drakesbrook Despatch salute�you all and hold you in the�highest esteem. Thank you to�the people who contributed to�the articles over the past 12�months, especially the board of�the Waroona Historical Society.�

Raywood Walmsley – Army�

Victor Brooks - Army�

Olive Buchiester – Army�

Connie Twaddle – Army�

Charlie Bennett – Army�

Clarrie Burston – Air Force�Moir Welsh – Air Force�

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Title: Holiday travel and a hidden pest�Whether they are grown by�commercial producers or by home�gardeners, many food plants are�vulnerable to attack. A fruit fly from�eastern Australia has not become�established here yet, although�individual specimens have been found�several times. If family or friends are�visiting from interstate, please make�them aware that fruit and vegetables�should be left at home or dropped into�the quarantine bins at the airport or�interstate check points.�Fruit and Vegetable’s worst Enemy�With the exception of pineapple, every�other kind of fruit and many�vegetables are hosts of Queensland�fruit fly (Bactrocera tryoni), which has�spread far beyond its home state to�invade New South Wales, Victoria�and some Pacific islands. If fruit is�unprotected the destruction can be�100%, so growers and gardeners in�affected areas have to strive to control�the flies by using a combination of�fruit bagging, spray baiting, mass�trapping and orchard hygiene.�How it spreads�Queensland fruit fly maggots are�carried inside fruit and vegetables.�Quarantine�Western Australia (QWA) examines�all consignments of fresh produce�coming from interstate, to check for�the presence of Queensland fruit fly�and other pests. QWA also has�regulations to deter private travellers�carrying fruit and vegetables when�they enter from interstate by road, rail�or air. All fresh produce must be�

binned upon arrival at State borders.�The Queensland fruit fly is slightly�

bigger than the Mediterranean fruit fly�(Medfly, Ceratitis capitata) with which�many of us are all too familiar. But a�distinct difference in colouring is the�best means of identification. The�thorax is reddish brown with two�yellow “shoulder patches”, the�abdomen is dark brown and the wings�are clear, unlike Medfly which is light�brown in colour, with irregular patches�of black and silver and wings with�brown bands. Most fruit fly activity and�

damage occurs between November�and May, although they may be seen�in cooler months.�Control�As mentioned in January’s edition of�Backyard Buddies, methods to�combat Medfly can be found on our�website agric.wa.gov.au, search�‘Mediterranean fruit fly’. If you suspect�you’ve seen Qfly please contact the�Pest and Disease Information Service�on 1800 084 881 or email a photo to�info@agric.wa.gov.au.�

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�info@agric.wa.gov.au� If sending�a specimen include your contact�details, where and when you found�the specimen and any damage you�observed. Post to PaDIS, Department�of Agriculture and Food, 3 Baron-Hay�Court, South Perth WA 6151. You are�also welcome to bring in specimens in�person. For further information visit�www.agric.wa.gov.au�

Discover�alcoa�FREE�

There’s a lot to discover at alcoa�

Alcoa offers free tours of our bauxite mines,�alumina refineries and ports�Alcoa at work: Visit Wagerup Alumina Refinery�and Willowdale Bauxite Mine�Visit Pinjara Alumina Refinery and Huntly�Bauxite Mine. Tailor Made Tours: Talk to us�about a tour to meet your needs�

Advancing each generation�

TOURS!�Contact us to book your seat on a tour and discover�Alcoa for yourself!�Alcoa Discovery Centre�T: 08 9530 2400 E: tourcentre@alcoa.com.au�We are located at the Pinjarra Heritage Train Station,�Ammel Lane Pinjarra. Open Monday - Frida�y�

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• Learn to use interactive rhymes, songs and stories to create an� enjoyable learning experience and promote strong attachments�• Assist language and communication skills and healthy early brain� development�• Have fun and meet other parents�

Facilitated by Parenting WA Peel in the Waroona Library� Wednesday 1St April from 10:30 am - 11:00am�

This is a FREE activity.�For all enquiries phone Parenting WAPeel on 9583 9801�

Are You a Parent with Questions?�Parenting WA co-ordinators support parents and carers by�

helping build your knowledge, skills and confidence.�

Some of the common discussions are:� • Child development� • Managing behaviours� • Bedtime and sleep�Parenting Wa Peel is offering parents and carers to meet a�parenting co-ordinator to discuss your parenting issues�

Where: Waroona Resource Centre� Dates: The last Thursday of each month� 30th April, 28th May, 25th June, 27th Aug, 24th Sept, 29th Oct� Time: 10am - 2pm� Cost: FREE - No refferal is needed�

For all enquiries please call Kris on 9583 9801 or 0419 869 305�

Parenting WA Peel�

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On the 17�th� of April 2015 the Waroona Recreation and Aquatic Centre will be hosting a free trial day�to launch the official opening of the new Gymnasium upgrade. The event will run from 9am-1pm and�the WRAC are offering a special 10% membership discount to all those wishing to sign up on the day.�Everyone over the age of 16years is welcome to attend with qualified instructors available to give�advice on how to use our gym equipment, our WRAC instructors will also be available to draw up a�free program that will suit you if you do become a member and also you will also be entitled to a free�appraisal on the day. Any child under 16years of age wanting to join must be accompanied in the�gym by a fitness instructor at all times. Hope to see you at our gym on the 17�th� April 2015 -�Waroona Recreation and Aquatic Centre Management and Staff�

Compassionate Friends are a self-help peer support group open to bereaved parents,�siblings and grandparents. The Compassionate Friends has no religious or political�affiliation and is a worldwide organisation run by volunteers, which aims to support�

families with the grief following the death of a child.�

For more information contact the Community Resource Centre on 9733 3011�

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Teens Enjoy Medieval Demonstration�On Friday night 13 March, Medieval�Fighting came to Waroona! Steve and�Diane Osborne, members of House�Dark Sun and a former Chairperson of�the Perth Medieval Fayre brought�their display to Waroona Youth�Centre. Armour, swords, staff and�shield were on show, and the teens�enjoyed a talk on combat through the�centuries. Steve displayed weapons�from a variety of cultures including�Celtic, Japanese and Middle Eastern,�discussing how they were used in�battle. During a gap in the rain, teens�got an opportunity to try out some�moves with practice “boffer” swords�after being taught “FIVES” – a pattern�of strike and defence moves that�focus on safety. The teens were�grateful to Steve and his wife Diane�for sharing their time and their joy with�us. Steve is interested in forming a�Medieval Fighting Chapter in�Waroona - so if history, weaponry and�fighting medieval style interests you –�

please contact Jo or Lina at the�Waroona Community Resource�Centre on 08 9733 3011 to express�your interest in getting involved!�

CLINT� OWNER/OPERATOR�DELANEY�

ABN: 77 522028 652�

Metal Roofing Specialist�New Roofs/Re-Roofs�Re-Gutters/Gutter Cleans�

20 Years Experience� Whirly Birds�

Competive Prices�

LONGLIFE ALUMINIUM�NO MORE CLEANING�GUTTERS�PREVENTS�BLOCKED�GUTTERS &�DOWNPIPES�C.S.I.R.O. FIRE�RATING OF ZERO�PREVENTS EAVE &�CEILING DAMAGE�

0400 605 992�

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For a detailed list of mental health services and supports visit the�Mental Health Commission’s website at�

If someone you know needs help with mental health,� the best place to start is your local GP.�

Call after hours GP Helpline on�1800 022 222�A range of other mental health professionals can also help.�

For a list of community managed mental health, drug and alcohol services visit:�www.greenbook.org.au�

If you feel someone is at risk of harm or in an emergency call 000�

For mental health emergency assessment, support and referrall call�Mental Health Emergency Response Line (MHERL)�

* MHERL Metro -�1300 555 788� * MHERL Peel -�1800 676 822�* Rural Link -�1800 552 002�

Alternatively go to your nearest public hospital emergency department.�

If you need someone to talk to contact:�

* Crisis Care Helpline - 1800 199 008� * Kids Help Line - 1800 551 800� * Lifeline - 13 11 14 or online chat at www.lifeline.org.au� * Suicide Call Back Service - 1300 789 978� * Youthbeyondblue - 1300 224 636� * Men’s Line Australia - 1300 789 978� * Samaritans Crisis Line - 135 247, Youth Line - 1800 198 313� * headspace - www.headspace.org.au� * Reach Out - au.reachout.com� * Youth Focus - www.youthfocus.com.au�

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NATIONAL LIVESTOCK IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM�

Do You Have an Agribusiness?�

Buy, Sell or Move Livestock?�Then you need to know about the NLIS!�

The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) is Australia's system for�identification and traceability of livestock�

Waroona CRC and the WA Dept. of Agriculture are offering�

INFORMATION AND TRAINING SESSIONS�

INCLUDES PRACTICE USING PICS, NLIS WAND AND COMPUTER DATABASE.�

10 HENNING STREET, WAROONA�

WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL 2015 2.30 - 3.30PM�

 �FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK�

PLEASE CONTACT WAROONA CRC ON 08 9733 3011�

N L I S�

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MEMBER FOR�MURRAY–WELLINGTON�

Murray Cowper MLA�If you need assistance with a local issue�

please contact my office.�Telephone: 9531 3155 Fax: 9531 3166�Email: Murray.Cowper@mp.wa.gov.au�

Shop 1, Pinjarra Junction Shopping Centre�George Street, Pinjarra WA 6208�

Websites�Email Marketing�

Social Media Strategy�Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)�

www.templemantwells.com.au�

08 9733 3194�

0 - 5 years of age�OPEN: Mon, Tues & Thurs�

9:00am to 11:00am�

Henning Street, Waroona�9733 1979�

128 Punrak Road, Serpentine� WA 6125�

08 9525 7481�

Warren�Turner�

Gardening�Services�

General Garden� Maintenance� Lawn Mowing�Small Tree removal etc.�

Warren Turner�11 McLarty St.�

0435 479 234�

Kellie’s South West Pet Services�Nurse Kellie De Rosa�

Full clipping , Hydro bath and grooming services,�Nurse consults nail clips, anal gland expression�Poultry consults and lauke mills premium feeds,�

De earth, and lots more�

Facebook: Kellie’s south west pet services�website coming soon�

Phone or text on 0429161282�

SMOKE AFFECTED CARPETS?�Glenda & Peter are please to offer FREE SMOKE ODOR REMOVAL�

with CARPET CLEANING, for those affected by the recent fire�

FLOOR CARE PLUS�CARPET CLEANING�

GLENDA & PETER NOW ON�0408 901 322 or 9729 2150�

Petercsutton@yahoo.com.au�

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Patter from the Post Office�

I�NSUFFCIENT POSTAGE�Just a heads up to customers posting�mail. A standard business letter sized�envelope under 50 grams costs�70cents. If your letter mail is larger/�heavier than this and you only put a�70c stamp on it, it attracts an�insufficient postage charge to the�receiver( ie the shortfall in postage)�plus a penalty(currently $1.50). This�assessment can be identified�anywhere along the delivery process.�So if your unsure about the amount�

PARCEL DELIVERY PROTOCOL�The parcel delivery guys will toot as�they approach your house. Listen out�for them if you are expecting a delivery.�They will call out as they walk to your�door, knock and/or ring doorbell, call�out again and then start writing your�card. If you are carded, parcels are�ready to be picked up from the Post�Office no earlier than 2pm. Check your�card it will usually have a ‘pick up after’�time marked on it�Note: If your property has a closed gate�we are not allowed to open gates and�enter the premises.�NEW FACES ACROSS THE�COUNTER�We’d like to welcome aboard some�fresh new faces at the Post office.�Jenny Cave and Madi Cools are now�learning the ropes. We ask you to�welcome them when you come in, and�appreciate your patience as they come�up to speed.�Happy & Safe Easter to Everyone from�the team at Waroona LPO and please�note we will be closed from Good�Friday, reopening on Tuesday April 7th�over the Easter Break.�

of postage please come in and we’ll�check it for you happily. This will�ensure that your addressee doesn’t�receive more than just the mail! This�process applies to letters and parcels�equally.�POST OFFICE BOX RENEWALS�Australia Post has now generated and�delivered all PO Box rental invoices! If�you have not yet received yours in�your box please come and see us�across the counter. We can still�arrange for you to pay the rental even�if you haven’t received the printed�invoice for some reason. If you like,�you can also pay for 2 years instead�of just the 1.�PLEASE KEEP YOUR POSTIE�SAFE�!�Letter boxes should be easily�accessible, at waist height and clearly�numbered. A clear path should be�maintained and free of debris. Please�trim hedges and remove wasps nests�or anything else that presents a�danger or obstruction to the postie.�Hint: Crushed Eggshells are a�wonderful snail and slug deterrent at�the bottom of your letterbox.�

MASSEUR &�NATUROPATH�

Amber Sorensen�18 years experience�

· Clinical & relaxation massage�

· Naturopathic consultations�

· Organic face/body products &�makeup available�

· Organic herbal teas-therapeutic &�regular blends�

Ph:0437510766�www.facebook.com/�naturopathwaroona�

www.worldorganic.com.au/amber�

Reflexology 2 day�Workshop�

Fri 15�th� May & Fri 22nd May�9am -2pm�

Venue to be advised�Cost $90�

includes nibbles & drinks,� but byo lunch/snacks,�

cushion, pillow, 2-3 towels�and oil/cream.�

Contact Amber Sorensen�(Naturopath/Masseur)�

For bookings…places are�limited On�

0437510766�www.facebook.com/�naturopathwaroona�

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The Peel Mobile Health Service (PMHS) is an innovative way of�taking health services into the heart of Peel communities. The�aim of the service is to improve access to health care and�health information.�.�The mobile health service visits Waroona every week and is�providing the following services:�• Counselling�• Drug and alcohol services�• Diabetes education�• Dietetics�• Aboriginal health outreach�• Older adults mental health and wellbeing�

Please contact Gail Frater, Program Coordinator, on mobile� 0419 175 994 for timetable, referral or more information.�

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Coral’s Celebrant Services�Coral P McLellan�

Marriage Celebrant�Reg. Number: A15105�

50 South West Highway�Waroona�

coralmclellan@bigpond.com�

For your wedding get someone who understands how�personal it is�

0435 196 194�

Waroona Tool Sharpening�Simply a cut above the rest!!!�

Stuart McLellan�Sharpening most tools and equipment�

50 South West Highway�Waroona 6215�

PH: 0468 409 386�Stuartmclellan24252@gmail.com�

South West media – travelling con men�warning for our region.�In the last week a Bunbury pensioner�lost $15,000 after being conned by men�with Irish and German accents claiming�to be called ‘Jim’ and ‘Steven’ from a�Perth roofing company, which is a�registered business. They turned up at�his home uninvited, advised his roof�needed fixing, quoted him $3,000 and�then dropped the price to $2,000.�However, once they were on the roof�they claimed there was $30,000 worth�of work to be done. He asked them to�stop work but they insisted they had�already done $15,000 worth and put�intense pressure on him, bullying him�until he paid up in cash.�Consumer�Protection understands that Margaret�River could be targeted next.�Investigations are ongoing and in the�meantime we are issuing a travelling�conman warning.�If you have any information, or�similar stories please contact�Debbie Butler�- Regional Co-ordinator for the�South West Region Consumer�Protection�

9722 2888�

ATTENTION ! Con Men Warning�

Waroona Visitor Centre News�I�S APRIL REALLY POM POM MONTH???�

Yes it is. Now to explain: just for�something different, yarn in its�numerous forms will feature strongly at�this year’s Sea to ART Exhibition to be�held at the Waroona Visitor Centre &�Gallery in October and this year’s Sea�to ART will be raising funds for St John�Ambulance, Waroona Branch. As this�will be Sea to ART’s eighth year we are�looking to pep things up with�something a little different to�complement the wonderful works of our�artists and artisans.  Yarn art is an�exciting medium and we know that our�community can turn yarn into objects of�beauty and interest on many different�levels – frivolous, fun, and fabulous!�There’s too much to talk about on all�fronts so we’re inviting artists, artisans,�crafties and non-crafties to come along�on for an informal morning tea Wed�April 22�nd� from 10:30am to find out how�to get involved in Sea to ART or in�It’s�A Yarn Thing�or both!! Not sure�whether you’re a fit or not?  Well, this is�about inclusiveness, connecting and�community so ... yes you will fit J. We’d�love you to come along and hope to�see you there but if you can’t make it�then�please� still get involved by calling�

Waroona Visitor Centre & Gallery�9733 1506. And back to pom poms ...�St John Ambulance are hoping that�our community will meet the April�challenge and “pom pom” themselves�silly to deliver at least 200 pom poms�in varying colours and sizes to the�Visitor Centre before April 30. This is�such a fun way to recycle wool that�you might otherwise feel too guilty to�throw out ... and a great way just to be�involved. In art. In community. In life.�For those needing wool or instruction�please call Tracy or one of the�volunteers at Waroona Visitor Centre�& Gallery. Feeling the excitement J�

Winners of Lucky Numbers�Chart One 1�st� Lina L, 2�nd� Dot H�Chart Two 1�st� Ed H, 2�nd� Helen�Chart Three 1�st� Helen, 2�nd� Kim�Thank you Barbara for doing a great�job with the blanket, it is sold already.�Thanks Judy for washing the car. I�am very grateful�God Bless. Betty Derrick�

Community Car Lucky� Numbers Winners�

Waroona Football�Club (Inc)�

Cordially invites:� �

Members/Players/Supporters/�Sponsors�

and Life Members�To�

Demons Season Launch�Thursday 2�nd� April 2015�

Starting at 6.30 pm.�

An action packed program�including:�

Colts, Reserves ,and League�sides presentations.�

For the First time Netball �League and Reserves teams�plus the Vets football team.�

New members most welcome�and support your local sporting�

teams.�

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Plant Grass�

Supply & Installation of�Artificial Grass�

For a free quote call�0413 056 398�See it on display at�

Waroona Home Timber & Hardware�

WAROONA�CONTRACTING�

SAND,�GRAVEL,�GENERAL�

97 331 933�0417 962 321�

Phil Blampied�Carpentry, Joinery�

Property�Maintenance�

Repairs & Handyman�Services.�

Mob: 0432 926 930�Ph: 9733 2150�

WAROONA�

Mini-Plant�Bobcat & Mini�

Excavator�

Post Hole Borer�& Rock�

Geoff Plant�0413 056 398�

PAUL�0417 918 205�

www.fanfencing.com.au�

COLORBOND FENCING AND GATES�DECORATIVE FENCING & INFILLS�POOL AND SECURITY FENCING�PATIOS,SHEDS AND CARPORTS�

CALL FOR FREE�MEASURE AND QUOTE�

GOLDEN GLASS�

10 South Western Highway�Waroona WA 6215�

9733 1010�0429 040 929�

SEA 2 SCARP�Air Conditioning�& Refrigeration�New Installations,�Services & Repairs�

Get your Air Conditioner served�before summer arrives at an early�bird price, Pensioner discount.�Have the Tradie you talk to carry�out the job. Not an Apprentice.�

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With Jodie Whitfield - Manager Small Landowner� Information Service Dept.of Agriculture & Food, WA�

W�ith the long�range�weather�forecast�predicting�average to�below�average�rainfall for�most of�

Western Australia, if you haven’t�already done so now is a great time to�evaluate your water and feed�resources for livestock.� E�nsure�animals have sufficient food to�maintain them until the season’s�opening rains. April is also the month�to check if stock need vaccinations and�monitor animals for deficiencies and�worm burden. If you have rubbish in�your paddocks that stock can access,�now is a good time to fence-off or�remove. If stock are hungry, they may�consume rubbish and become sick or�die. Also cleaning up paddocks before�the rain comes can help prevent toxins�from leaking into the soil or�contaminating waterways. Prepare�

planting of beetroot, broccoli, cabbage,�carrots, coriander, celery, leeks,�lettuce, parsley, parsnips, peas,�radish, silverbeet, spinach, spring�onions, swedes and turnips. As�summer crops are coming to an end,�pick fruit and vegetables to prevent�spoiling and process to keep for later�in the year. Lightly fertilise your�orchards. Proper nutrition will promote�plant growth and pest resistance.�Good multi-purpose granular fertilisers�should be used in small quantities on a�regular basis during the growing�season. Foliar sprays of liquid�fertilisers such as seasol or fish�emulsion are also beneficial during�early autumn. For small landholders in�the south west we will be attending the�Donnybrook Apple Festival, Bunbury�Show Horse and Country Event and�the Balingup Small Farm Field Day in�April. For more information on other�small landholder events, visit our SLIS�Facebook page� (�facebook.com/�DAFWAsmalllandholders)� or website�(�agric.wa.gov.au/slis�) Until next time,�Jodie.�

your property for the rains. If you�haven’t cleaned gutters, downpipes,�tanks and rooves it is worth spending�the time now to prevent gutters and�pipes overflowing and causing�damage. If you are collecting water for�household use or stock water, check�tanks for cleanliness and consider�removing the downpipe to prevent the�first rain from entering tanks and�carrying dirt and debris into your water�supply. If you have waterways flowing�through your property check them for�debris that might have fallen in over�the summer and remove to prevent�damage to fences or flooding caused�by blockages. At the break of the�season regenerating pastures are very�susceptible to grazing pressure. The�germinating pasture varieties are not�locked into the ground and can be�pulled out by the act of grazing and�traffic of livestock over the paddock.�This can also dislodge many plants –�affecting densities and the potential�production of that pasture for the rest�of the season. Autumn is a gardener’s�delight! Prepare garden beds for�

Waroona Playgroup News�Well hasn't�the Waroona�Playgroup�been a busy�little place�this term?!�We have lots�

of new members that have joined our�group and are now attending�regularly. And we continue to�welcome new families to come and�see what playgroup is all about. Did�you know - Playgroup is currently re-�decorating! Our craft coordinator is�doing such a fabulous job, running�exciting craft projects which the�children love and arranging all of the�wonderful artwork around the building.�Great job Karen! School holidays are�just around the corner - The last day�of Term 1 is Thursday 2nd April, with�Playgroup recommending for Term 2�

to seeing you all back in Term 2 for�more exciting events and activities�planned�

on Monday 20th April. To everyone�who has bought tickets in our recent�Waroona Playgroup Thermomix raffle�- thank you for your support. The�lucky winner will be announced on�Monday 30th March at 10am. Good�luck! Lastly, the playgroup committee�would like to wish everyone a very�happy and safe Easter break. All�members are invited along to our�Easter party on Monday 30th March,�9-11am . The Easter Bunny has been�sent a very special invitation too!�Happy holidays and we look forward�

April 2015 Page 36�

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Qualified teacher offering�private tuition sessions with�children 4-12yrs and/or their�

parents/carers. $50/hr�covers tutoring, travel,�resources and lesson�

preparation time. I will be�working in Waroona 3 half�days a week in 2015 and�can conduct sessions�

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Happy and Safe�Easter Break and�

Sorry we will not be�doing any Soils for�the month of April ,�

Sorry for any�inconvenience�

April 2015 Page 37�

Find us online at www.waroonavet.com.au as well as:�

New in stock:�Rogz Podz cat beds $39.95�

Paw dog vitamins from $31.95�& Vetafarm parrot pellets�

Dog Washing�Available Mondays & Thursdays by�

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The Works�Wash, blow dry, nails trimmed, ears cleaned�

and anal glands expressed if needed)�From $25�

We have a new wash stand which means�unlike a hydro bath the water is not recycled�

Waroona Veterinary Clinic News – April 2015�The healing power of honey - why Manuka honey is the bee’s knees in wound�

animals with wounds, burns, grazes�and as a general first aid. It is natural�and non-toxic for animals and it is a�non-adherent gel which reduces�trauma at dressing change time.�How�to use Manuka Honey:�Grossly�contaminated wounds should be�lavaged thoroughly first with a sterile�saline. Apply Manuka honey (approx.�3mm layer) directly to the wound or to�a suitable dressing (e.g. on a gauze�dressing under a bandage). Dressing�change frequency will depend on�clinical circumstances. It can vary�from once per day for draining�wounds to up to 7 days for unsoiled�dressings. If wound exudate reaches�the outer layer of the bandage, the�dressing must be changed. Honey�can be used on infected and necrotic�wounds until healed.�Cautions�:-�Honey is not recommended for use in�body cavities or in heavily exudative�wounds. In the event of a slow or non-�responding wound, please seek�veterinary advice.�

Although the medicinal use of honey�for wounds and other traditional�medical therapies dates back to over�6000 years ago, it has recently�experienced revived interest in both�medical and veterinary professions�over the past decade. Due to serious�antimicrobial bacterial resistance�problems, the natural antimicrobial�properties of honey as a healing�agent are now of great interest�medically and has been increasingly�used over the past decade for wound�care. The antimicrobial and wound-�healing properties of all honeys are�due to honey’s very high sugar�content, which forces water out of�bacterial cells, and honey’s natural�acidity which inhibits the growth of�most bacteria. Honey contains a�special enzyme called glucose�oxidase, which breaks down glucose�(sugars) found in the honey itself into�hydrogen peroxide, a  well-known�disinfectant. This chemical reaction is�naturally activated when it comes into�contact with the moisture from the�

wound. However, not all honeys are�created equal; Manuka honey is well�known for its special healing properties�and is the honey of choice for medical�purposes. Honey has been found to�have some very beneficial effects on�wounds:� *�Attracts and stimulates�the proliferation and activation of white�blood cells�*�Inhibits microbial growth -�antibacterial� *�Protects the wound�*�Draws lymph into the wound, providing�nutrition and decreasing wound swelling�*�Provides a local source of energy for�healing cells�*�Provides antioxidants�*�Provides a moist environment�*�Accelerates sloughing of devitalised�tissue�*�Stimulates growth of new blood�vessels and connective tissue�*�Allows�formation of a protective layer of protein�over the wound. One honey on the�veterinary market that we use is the�PAW Manuka Wound Gel. It is a sterile�medical grade wound dressing made�from Leptospermum.sp (Manuka) honey�(80%) and natural oils and waxes for�wound management. It is ideal for dogs,�cats, horses and other companion�

April 2015 Page 38�

QUAMBIE PARK� WAROONA INC�

30 Year Anniversary�Afternoon Tea�

15�th� May 2015, 2pm�

An invitation is extended to any persons�who have been involved with Quambie�

Park over the past 30 years in a working�capacity, volunteer or a Family History�Could you please RSVP by the 6�th� May�2015 to Michelle at Quambie Park 9733�

1355 or�enquiries@quambiepark.org.au�

Waroona Community Resource Centre Inc.�

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST�FOR CASUAL AND VOLUNTEER�

WORKERS�

FOR THE WAROONA YOUTH CENTRE�

Do you like interacting with teens? Are you�over 18? Do you have a current Working with�Children Check card? Do you have an interest�

in working with a local organisation?�

Waroona Youth Centre is seeking additional�casual and volunteer workers to assist at our�

Youth Centre on Friday nights.�

Waroona Youth Centre is open 6.30-10pm Friday�nights, with some possible additional nights during�

school holidays.�

If you believe that these positions may suit you,�please contact Trish or Jo at Waroona CRC on�

08 9733 3011� or drop in your resume into the�Community Resource Centre at 10 Henning St,�

Waroona.�Waroona CRC is an equal opportunity employer�

The start of the�2015 football�season is only 3�weeks away and�Waroona�Football Club is�looking forward�to participation�with renewed�enthusiasm and�anticipation along�with seven other�

club’s in the Peel Football League.�The addition of the Netball�competition adds a new dimension to�the Community Sporting Arena and a�recent study in Latrobe in Victoria�displayed the true value and lifestyle�output and impact Community�Sporting Club’s have on every day�rural living. That true spirit has been�shown by internal Social Hall�Improvements with a Barnyard�Country Look over the bar extensions�from last year. It creates a warm�friendly family social atmosphere and�the work done needs to be applauded�and recognised. The team was led by�1982 Premiership player Jamie Herd�and 2014 Reserves Captain Kurt�Brown assisted by electricians Grant�Coxon (2014 Premiership Player) and�colts player Brock O’Brien. It took�

Waroona Football Club News�the first time Dean Taylor was�delighted with his teams defensive�pressure and despite running out of�legs in the last term and kicking�against a four goal breeze Waroona�scored a comfortable victory. Two big�inclusions this year is the return of�premiership players Chad Peters and�Ryan McKinley to strengthen the�backline and “tough man” Troy Purser�has regained full fitness to be a�contender for re inclusion in the�League Squad. Coach Taylor who�has played in seven premierships with�Waroona and Donnybrook was happy�with the teams first two performances�and has another 8 to 10 players�worthy of consideration for the first�game of the season against reigning�Premiers Pinjarra Tigers with the�Derby always tight and tough.�Waroona finish off the pre season�preparation with the Annual Match�against Harvey Bulls this weekend in�the Alcoa Wagerup / Willowdale Cup.�All will be revealed at the Waroona�Football Club Season Launch on�Thursday 2�nd� April at the Clubrooms�commencing at 6.30 pm. All three�teams League, Reserves and Colts�will be announced and Netball for the�first time. It’s exciting. See you�there….Forward Pocket�

some quality tradesman skills to�complete the project and the Wooden A�Frames supporting the roof with the�country tin finish looks superb.�Congratulations to all involved.�Premiership Reserves Coach Lindsay�Wilson after completing night shift on�Thursday night called into the home of�2014 Team Manager Ken Landwehr to�drop of the Guernseys for use in the�Saturday fixture versus Trinity Aquinas�on Saturday at Pinjarra Oval for the�footy carnival. It has become a real�family affair with his wife Bianca taking�on the role of Club Secretary and they�showed how committed they are by�washing two sets of Club Guernseys�after the first set of Scratch Matches the�previous weekend. Ken was “tickled�pink” when Lindsay presented him with�his own 2014 Reserves Premiership�Medal some six months after the event�which was a complete surprise.�Waroona Football Club has won the�Champion Club Award for two out of the�last three years in the APFL despite�having the smallest population base to�call on players to fill three teams.�Waroona League Squad showed they�are working towards another strong�season with a strong hit out against�Trinity Aquinas by leading 10 goals to�one at ¾ time. Non playing coach for�

April 2015 Page 39�

B�endigo�Bank and�BCIB�Insurance�Brokers�Community�Bowls�The�

Wednesday night Community Bowls�has seen some close wins with�Murray River Farms taking home the�prize money recently and also good to�see the Cookernup Rams proving too�strong for the opposition recently.�Margaret’s ‘Posties’ have yet to make�an impression on the scoreboard and�if you were looking to see them turn�the table it may have to be in the next�competition starting in October.�Fund raising for our new synthetic�green�Through the generous support of our�members and community donations in�6 months we have managed to have�over�$50,000 raised�.�Our target that�we have set ourselves is $90,000�.�Yes it still is a long way to go, but the�community spirit in Waroona and the�hard work by our members has seen�us off to a good start. The committee�of the Waroona Bowling & Social Club�Inc. will continue working on�additional grants so that the project�can become a reality. We know that�as a club in Waroona, we need to�achieve this so that we can attract�more bowlers visiting Waroona for�bowls events and in turn putting�money into the local community.�Darts�The Waroona Men’s Darts�competition has recently commenced�with 6 teams competing in the local�completion. This year the Darts are�played on a Tuesday night with the�venue rotated each week between the�

Waroona Bowling Club News�

Waroona Bowls Annual Windup�and Trophy Presentation�This year the committee of the Club�have decided to separate the War of�the Roses and the Wind up. The�windup will be on Saturday 2�nd� May,�2015. The format this year will be a 2�course meal followed by the�presentation of trophies. For those�wishing to attend please place your�name on the board at the Club or�contact Hazel McCall or Kevin�MacDonald for more information. The�War of the Roses – the Ladies against�the Men will be played on Sunday 3�rd�

May, 2015, anyone interested in�playing, please place your name on�the list at the Club. This is a very�good day with plenty of fun had by all.�Scarborough Visit�This year the Waroona Bowling &�Social Club will once again be taking�a bus to Scarborough on Sunday 10�th�

May, 2015 for a game of Social�Bowls. For anyone who would like to�join in on the day, please place your�name on the list that is on the�noticeboard at the Club. For those�that played in the games against�Scarborough earlier in the season will�recall the good humour and�sportsman ship that prevailed on the�day.�AGM�The Annual General Meeting of the�Waroona Bowling & Social Club Inc.�will be held on Wednesday 20�th� May,�2015. The nomination sheet for�financial members wishing to stand�for the vacant positions is now posted�on the noticeboard.�Ted Russell President�

Waroona Hotel, Waroona Football�Club and Waroona Bowling and�Social Club. For those Dart�enthusiasts, feel free to come along�and enjoy the evening, watching�some top quality darts being played.�Wally and June Maughan once again�have commenced the planning for the�next two day dart carnival that will be�held at the Bowling Club on Saturday�20�th� June and Sunday 21�st� June. This�mixed event sees some top quality�players for the metropolitan and south�west areas competing against the�local teams.�For the local players wishing to enter�a mixed team for this event, please�contact Mr and Mrs Darts (Wally and�June). On 9733 2086�Waroona Bowling Club�championships�Both the Ladies and men have�recently completed the Club�Championship events with some very�interesting and challenging games�played.�Ladies Winners:�Singles -�Hazel McCall�Vets Singles -�Sandra Twaddle�Novice Singles -�Val Jones�Pairs -�Adrienne Bellairs, Sher Sharpe�Triples -�Adrienne Bellairs, Val Jones,�Lore Hull�Fours -�Sandra Twaddle, Carol�Tomlinson, Sharyee Hayes, Rae Pratt�Mens Winners:�Singles -�Mark Hiller�Vets Singles -�Jack Lang�Novice Singles -�Darryl Robinson�Pairs -�Adrian Threlfo, Chris Wade�Triples -�Adrian Threlfo, Chris Wade,�Vinnie Wade�Fours -�Mark Hiller, Bob Wade, John�Hiller, Chris Wade�

April 2015 Page 40�

CLASSIFIED ADS�They are Free�

( For goods to the value of�$5,000)�

For Sale�Bottle Green Rugby Jumpers, brand�new, plain - no logo’s.�Great for farming, gardening,�working, fishing & keeping warm.�Sizes available 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22�Cost $5 each�Available at Waroona District High�School on Tuesday mornings 8:50am�– 9:20am�

Any queries please contact� 0417 982 991�

FOR SALE �* Slow cooker (Russell Hobbs,�medium) - $25�* Espresso�toria� System coffee�machine (no frother) - $45�* Metal farm gate 2.4m, slightly fire�marked - $45�* Garden shed 3mx2.26m – some�paint damage (fire) - $100�

(Inspect it while it’s upright;�dismantling will be done for you)�

Phone 97333129�

FOR SALE�Baby Cradle – ideal to display dolls�

& teddies $50�2 x 3 Seater lounges $50 each�1 x 3 seater sofa $50�Dolls Pram $50�Dolls House and items – new $400�Dolls Nursery Play set (highchair, cot�& Stroller ) new $40�Electric mulching, blower & Vac $50�New 6 Light & Music Bomiol Italy�Whisky glasses (not boxed) $50�

PHONE 042 244 7631�

For Sale�4ft round smoked thick glass table�

with stainless steel base $250.�Punch bowl set – new $30�

Phone 9733 2516�

CARS FOR SALE�

2007 Toyota Corolla sedan�Auto A/c Cruise.�

$11,900.00 ono�

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2001 Ford Falcon�Tradesman Ute�

Auto A/c Metal Tray w/-�Tarp�

$4,900.00 ono�

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GARAGE SALE –�

SATURDAY, APRIL 18�TH�

8AM – 12 NOON�AT 4 & 7 Iseppi Street Waroona�Ted-�

dies, dolls, wine glasses, sherry�glasses, champagne grapevine�

glasses, handbags, shoes, work jack-�ets and plenty more�

FOR SALE�Three Delonghi Heaters�

only 3 years old.�Cost $190 each when new.�

Text a message to 0439 844 400� if interested�